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Canton, Michigan 72 Pages
Thursday, Aprit30, 1992
Volume 17 Number 83 • • ••
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Residents rap cable
service; new rules set
By Brian Lysaght
staff writer 'At one of the persona who cast a vote
No one attended this week's public tor Omnicom, I feel cheated. I feel we
hearing to praise Omnicom, the
company that provides cable televi- were blatantly lied to
sion service in Canton, but about a
— Jim Donahue
dozen people criticiied the compa-
ny's service and program selection. former Canton treasurer
Following the one-hour hearing,
the township board of trustees ap-
proved an ordinance regulating Om-
nicom's operations in Canton. The Donahue cited what he said were the BQLAND SAID ITS goal is to con-
new rules call for the company to company's broken vows to provide nect all areas where there are 32 or
wire every home for cable television service and equipment- more homes per mile. The ordinance
service within two years. Michael Hunt, a consultant repre- passed Monday requires service to
Monday night's hearing was part senting Canton, said Omnicom has all areas within two years. Boland
of the Canton and Omnicom efforts complied adequately with its agree- said Omnicom will seek to change
to hammer out a new franchise ment. Township officials said Omni- that rule.
agreement by 1995. com is expected to remain as Can- Other complaints Monday con-
ton's cable franchisee- cerned mix-ups over billing and ser-
"The great majority of our cus-
tomers are happy." said Lisa Boland. Still, Donahue urged the township vice One woman said her service
Omnicom's general manager. She at- to hold Omnicom's "feet to the fire was cut even after she paid a late
tended tl\e meeting with Rick Coll- The company has 11,963 sub- bill.
man. an Omnicom executive. scribers in Canton. Another 7.537 Kevin Murphy, a Windsor Park
homes have declined to subscribe subdivision resident, said he had to
MOST OF THE speakers were not About 800 homes are not wired for pay for a remote control device he
service because, according to the didn't need for three years They
happy.
company, they live where houses are aren't serving my needs," Murphy-
For example, Jim Donahue, who too spread out The company also said
as Canton treasurer 1978-80, sup- serves Plymouth. Northville and Paul Munzenberger said he hasn't
pthoer tteodw Onsmhnipic'so'm c eafbfloer tpsro tvoi dbeerco 1m2e Hamtramck been able to get Omnicom to deter-
years ago, said the company "has Phyllis Johnson, president of the mine why his high-tech'' television
failed to live up to" its original Northwest Canton Homeowners As- doesn't receive some channels in
promises. sociation. said some houses can sub- stereo.
, "These guys have screwed us. scribe only after paying a *500 ftther subscribers wondered why
Please don't let them do it again," hookup fee. Omnicom doesn't offer pay-per-view
Donahue said. "This is a utility company We do programs Boland said the company
"As one of the persons who cast a feel they should be able to provide hopes to. but that the change would
vfeoetle wfoer Owmerneic obmla,t a1n tfleyel clihedeat etod.." I sJoerhvniscoen f soari dth. e residents of Canton," Please turn to Page 2
More sewer project,
relationships surface
By Mike Tyree
special writer Neither Nora, Heming, Eaaad A
New evidence of ties between indi-
Polacxyk nor Plante A Moran were
BILL BRESLER/«t«ff pf>cnogr«prxH viduals. businesses and the WTUA
sewer project surfaced last week. required to aubmit bide to gain WTUA
Canton resident Joe Brandis is trying to get the Canton library. Brandis will be back at Robert Law. a partner in the legal
Henry Ross Perot on the presidential ballot the library with his petitions at fc30 a.m. Sat- firm Law. Hemming. Essad & Polac- contract*, deala that earned the firms
in Michigan. Above, he solicits the signature urday. zyk, in the 1980s worked for the au-
diting company Plante & Moran. So close to $2 million combined in non-
of Canton resident Barbara Corn in front of
did Michael Brice, who later worked
bid tax dollar?.
for public reta lions firms owned by
Salesman tries selling Perot
the law firm.
Those two men have been involved
in business dealings with the $100 required to submit bids to gain North ville Township hired Plante
million WTUA sewer project, which WTUA contracts, deals that earned & Moran as its auditing firm in De-
has come under fire for alleged nep- the firms close to 12 million com- cember 1980. according to township
as presidential alternative otism. bined in non-bid tax dollars. records Township officials last
Plante & Moran serves as the Kenneth Kunkel. a Plante & week said they could not locate any
WTUA project auditor, and as North- Moran partner, said both Law and introductory letters or other docu-
ville Township's auditors. Brice worked as consultants for the ments regarding the hiring of Plante
By Ralph R. Echtinaw In late 1986. Law was appointed auditing firm in the 1980s. But Kunk- St Moran
staff writer 'A lot of people / talked to are getting secretary of the newly formed West- el said he did not believe Robert
ern Townships Utilities Authority, a Law worked for Plante & Moran at ROBERT LAW WAS out of town
The burly hands of the all-but- excited about getting (Perot) on the quasi-governmental unit formed to the time WTUA or North ville Town- and unavailable for comment this
declared presidential candidacy of study the possibility of creating a ship hired the auditors week, officials at his law offices
Henry Ross Perot have reached ballot It'a not too hard to get people three-township sewer project. At the "No. that would be false, as far as said Also unavailable for comment
into Canton and grabbed Joe time. Law was serving as counsel for I know," Kunkel said last week was Brice. who worked for the law
Brandis toaign.' Nora, Hemming. Essad L Polacxyk. "(Law) didn't come here until be was firm's offshoot public relations com-
Brandis. a salesman of hydraulic — Joe Brandis the law firm h« eventually joined as out of the Legislature, I believe mid- panies.
and pneumatic equipment for RHM a partner 1983 In fact, a partner in the law firm
Fluid Power of Westland. was Perot supporter LAW ALSO worked for Plante & "Bob Law did work for us for a said he was unaware of any tele-
ready to be grabbed. Moran, which was appointed the year - 1983-84 - as a consultant in phone number for Brice or Commu-
•'(Perot's) political views just WTUA project auditor in January our consulting division," Kunkel nications Management Corporation,
coincided with things I've been how he could help the Texas bil- from Houston, but recently noticed 1987, immediately after Nora, said one of the public relations com pa
thinking for a long time," Brandis lionaire's ballot-access campaign a small display ad in the Obaerver Hemming, Essad i> Polacxyk was Robert Law left his position as a nies
said (Perot said in February that he will soliciting volunteers to have Perot upped as the WTUA legal represent- state representative in January "1 don't have any number for Mi-
The 36-year-old Republican ran for president If he gets on the petitions signed The ad was pur- ative 1980 His slot at Plante It Moran re- chael Brice," said the firm's C. Ger-
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Actress Lamour will talk to economic club
what's inside
Building scene Although it's not exactly Rio. Singapore. Bali. Moroc Dorothy Lsmour apent tima during
Business Garage Sale co. Hong Kong. Utopia, or Zanzibar. Plymouth is the
Classifieds Sees D-G Season latest stop in Dorothy Lamour's moat recent road show World War II aupporting thmUSO.
Auto Sees. F.Q A veteran of more than SO Hollywood feature films, She'a credited with aalllng $900
Employment f*c l is" St ianncdl undii"ngg Cserovsebny ".R Loaamdo tuor .b"lows minotovi teosw wn ittohd Bayo bfo Hr otphee million in war bonda.
Index. . . . screening of the newly restored version of the 1943 mu-
Real estate Sees. D.E around sical "This is the Army" tonight at the Penn Theater
Crossword the Coaponsored by Omnicom Cableviaioo and the Amen as a Chicago elevator operator, band vocalist and radio
Creative living can Movie Classics cable network, the presentation performer
Entertainment corner! commemorates the WKh anniversary of the founding of
Opinion • • • the United Services Organization Lamour spent time Her film trademark was the sarong in which she was
Sports . .. Place your »3 is a during World War II supporting the USO She s credited often lightly fclad la her line of duty as an exotic South
Suburban life una classified ad and with selling »300 million in war bonds Sea heroine The sarong is now on display at the Smith
reach suburban Lamour. 71. was also expected to speak to the Canton soman Institution in Washington D C.
Detroit's finest
NEWSLINE . , market. Economic Club in the Mayflower Meeting Houae at noon Lamour's film credits include "Donovans Reef' with
WEEKENDS (Minimum 3 Unas) today and later meet with residents of the Tooquish John Wayne and Lee Marvin. "Slightly ' TJg*
SPORT SLIME Creek Seniors Center • ma Party," Manhandled." "On Our Merry Way. They
CIRCULATION 591-0900 Bom Mary Leta Dorothy Kaumeyer in lil« New Or- Got Me Covered. Moon Over Burma and "The Great- Dorothy Lamour
leans, Lamour was named Miss New Orleans in 1931 at
CLASSIFIED ' est Show On Earth" with Jack Palance
the age of 1« On her way to film stardom, she worked
Thufday. April 30. 1M2 O&fc (P.CJ3A
2 At O) O&E Thursday. April 30. 1992
Salesman: Perot has right presidential stuff
Continued from Page 1 cantly more than that." forms. To begin his mission, Brandis vision near Warren and Beck roads when he was 32 year* old. quasi commando team to free two
chased by Jeff Freeman of Roches- Freeman is a little weak on histo- brandished the petitions on his round with his wife and two children. He Ironically, considering that Perot EDS employees imprisoned in Iran.
ter Hills, Perot's volunteer Michi- ry though. He said last week that of sales calls for RHM Fluid Power, grew up in Milwaukee. Wis., and also frequently complains of big govern- In 1979 be worked with the Carter
gan coordinator. Teddy Roosevelt was elected presi- gaining 25 signatures as of last lived in Buffalo. N.Y. for nine years. ment, EDS got its start as the prime administration to free U.S. hostages
More than 25,000 signatures are dent as an independent candidate in Thursday. Like most of Perot's supporters. Medicaid and Medicare contractor in Iran, bat quit when his recommen-
needed to put Perot. 61. on Michi- 1912 In reality, Roosevelt ran as the "A lot of people 1 talked to are Brandis is dismayed with what be in Texas. dations were ignored. In 19®6 be
gan's presidential ballot. Freeman Progessive Party's presidential can- getting excited about getting (Perot) sees occurring in national politics. Perot made most of his fortune, tried to help Oliver North free hos-
said. "And we're going to get signifi- didate in 1912, taking enough votes pn the ballot," Brandis said, 'it's not Although he voted for George Bush estimated between |2 5 and 13 5 bil- tages in Lebanon by agreeing to pro-
away from Republican Bill Taft to too hard to get people to sign." In in 1988. Brandis faults the president lion, when EDS went public in 1968 vide the ransom money.
put Democrat Woodrow Wilson in fact, one manager at a Novi factory for ignoring the record-setting feder- Ramparts magazine called him a Perot also worked with officials in
C a n t on the White House. "got all excited and went out in the al deficit that has grown to about "welfare billionaire." Texas to help fight the war against
At any rate, Brandis phoned Free- shop and recruited people for me." $40Q billion of late, and that's just Americans who sell and use illegal
( R b s r r u rr man. and very soon thereafter pos- - A two-year Canton, resident. for the current fiscal year. "Up to IN 1984 PEROT sold EDS to Gen- drugs.
sessed a handful of blank petition Brandis lives in the Sunflower subdi- this point, I haven't heard any politi- eral Motors but failed to get along Perot has pledged to spend up to
(USPS 663-670) cians discussing (the deficit)," with GM management. The auto- $100 million of his own money if he
Published every Monday and Thurs- More ties surface Brandis said. maker paid Perot J700 million es- runs for president.
day by Observer & Eccentric " News- PEROT WAS BORN in Texarka- sentially to get lost. Perot subse- The last candidate to be elected
papers. 36251 Schoolcraft Livot.ia na. Texas, earned Eagle Scout rank quently ignored the promise he made presidents bo trashed the Washing
Ml 48150 Seco d-class postage after just 16 months in the Boy not to criticize GM. ton D.C. establishment and ran more
palal imd aaltl L(sivuobnsicar,ip Mtilon <,8 c1h5a1n.g Aed odfr easds: in sewer project SNcaovuatls ,A acnadd egmrayd uina ttehde cfrlaosms otfh e19 U53.S. . forP meroorte h athsa nbe 2en0 ypeoalirtsi.c aInlly 1 9a6c9ti vhee oRre laegssan a. s an "outsider" was Ronald
dress, Form 3569* to P.O Bo* 2426,,
Livonia, Ml 48151 Telephone 591- He resigned his commission in tried to take food and medical Sup- On Saturday, Brandis will be in
0500. "1961 to become one of International plies to American prisoners of war front of the Canton library on Canton
NewHsOsMtaEn dD pEeLrIVERY SE RcoVpIyC,E 5 0c Continued from Page 1 Canton Township is trying to cor- B19u6s2in Peessr oMt aqcuhitin IeB Ms t otop fsoarlmes mhiesn o.w Inn iwna Ns orertfhus Vedie btnya Hma,n boiu.t the shipment Cnienngt eart R9:o3a0d aw.mit.h F hoisr pmeotirteio innsf obremgian--
Carrier monthly, S3 00 aid Hemming. Asked for the tele- rect company. Electronic Data Systems, In 1978 Perot commissioned a tion, call him at 455-3758.
Mail yearly, S55 00 phone number for Communication WTUA is researching possible
Management Corporation — the changes in engineering and legal Residents rap cable TV service
All advertising published in the Can- firm's own public relations company representation by requesting propos-
ton Observer is subject to the condi- — Hemming said. "1 don't have any als from interested firms, Yack said.
tions stated m vhe applicable rate number for (CMC).'" The idea is to develop "black and
cIraormd, tchoepi easdv oefrt iwshinigch adreepa arvtmaielanbt.le Communications Management white" policy, as opposed to the Continued from Page 1 Boland said the company gets oply "The ultimate protest is to discon-
Canton Observer 744 Wing Street Corporation has operated out of the "gray'' area WTUA often operated one or two complaints a month, and nect," said Jim Kronberg. a member
Plymouth. Ml 48 170 [phone] same Plymouth offices as Law. in. he said require "multi-million dollar" equip- noted that subscribers in a 1992 sur- of the Canton cable advisory board
The Canton Observer reserves the Hemming, Essad L Polaczyk. CMCs Yack said he found out "not long ment improvements. vey rated Omnicom 3.6 on a 1-5, "That's the ultimate protest. I don't
right not to accept an advertiser s telephone number has been discon- ago" that Law bad worked for Larry Monroe, a township cable poor to excellent, scale. The town- know how bad my withdrawal would
order Observer & Eccentric ad- nected. and no new number is listed, Plante & Moran. "My understanding consultant, said federal legislation ship also now follows up on cable be. .
takers have no authority to bmd this according to directory assistance. was that it was for a short period," has allowed cable companies to op- television complaints it receives.
newspaper and only publication of The Plante & Moran/Law/Brice he said. erate in a "rate deregulated monop-
an advertisement shall constitute fi-
nal acceptance of the advertiser's connections potentially further tarn- When told that Brice had also oly." Still, he said the majority of The Plymouth Theatre Guild production will open
or<3er iWshTeUs AW CThUaAirspe rismoang Te,ho ama spr Yobalcekm o f wwoarrek eodf tthhearte.", Yack said: "I was una- ctoowmnpslhaiipn'tss naerwe r udleeasl.t with in the Rafe Reads Rough Cast members Brian Hendricks (left) and Ernie Nolan rehearse a scene from the production. Rehearsals began in early March. this week end at the Water Tower Theatre.
'Brighton B e a c h ' w r a ps up Guild season
BINGHAM S SUPER SOFT CLOTH Meet the Author!
Rafe Martin
Conditioning?
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ing and things were flying by," she "After they pulled the walls down,
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h*r husband Jerry. 5-year-old son window, he looked up. and the trailer The Wilsons plan to rent a house
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Dirthstone studs, SlO tpl-)me tSwhiest ewra sto suoc hferdan tdicow anfte arb goeutttin 4g headT hHee to wilaest iwn astheorc kd.u"m Apseidde ofnro mhi sa athnedr aet." Batil la RFaurpmp'isng ptaorne nHtisl'ls h houosteel , at participating jewelry stores
a' call from Plymouih Hills Mobile tiny scratch on his spine, Jamie They also plan to buy a home, rather • Shrfrin Jewelers
Birthstone drop Court that a co-worker at the Canton wasn t hurt. "But be has been having than move back into Plymouth Hills.
NJeijer store had to drive her home nightmares." said his mom "Every "It's very uncomfortable having to • Gold & Diamond Center
heart earrings, H2. night he wakes up and screams. The live with someone after being on
• She arrived at Ridge Road mobile tornado is coming ' your own," said Sue Rupp. whose . • Meyer Jewelers
In Birmingham and Livoma h•o wmne "paanrkd t oth efind w thhoel etra bilaecrk up esnidde 'Lindsay ended up without a mobile home was completely LeRoy s Keepsake Diamond
stnashed scratch or a bruise," said Wilson crushed The Ruppb were at work
When they went in, she was still in when the storm hit Their son Joseph
'the bedroom, sitting on top of the was staying six doors down at a
"THE TRAILER FLIPPED and ceiling." neighbor's whose trailer was un-
rolled about four times, and my fam- touched
ily was in it,' she said Our bed was Police and firefighters wouldn't
standing upright holding the floor allQw Wilson near the home because The Rupps weren't able to salvage
up Our next door neighbor's van of gas leaks, " but 1 snuck around anything Everything we pulled out
moved over a whole lot and smashed back and I looked at it. "1 cried. You before they cut up the trailer into
into our trailer " wonder why you? But 1 guess I'm pieces and hauled it' away was so'
lucky My family is alive." she said. badly damaged we had to just throw
leIg J ethraryt W reiqlsuoinre sduf f2e2re dst aa pglaessh tToh eh is Aside from some clothing, photo- it away," said Sue Rupp
children were unhurt graphs compact discs, and a- few "Even our clothes had pieces of
personal items the Wilsons lost all
"My husband said it was like a their belongings glass in them 1 washed a few pieces
You Can't. carnival ride or the funbouse where Among the things they salvaged of clothing, but I was getung
i&e floor goes back and forth and up scratched so bad from the glass that
was still in there I decided it was
Emergency workers better to throw if away."
The Rupps" coach was broken in .Pick up your postcard of savings at mall entrances or
Sometimes auto liian rates are net as kiw they sound I osl rebates or other hidden half "A piece of PVC pipe went participating stores. Present it to one of the stores listed
costs tan leave you paying more in the long rup through the side of our TV' and out
practiced for twister through the screen Our water bed above and you'll receive 15% off a regular priced item.
o, shop the be>t price on your new car. take any available rebates, then finance it with a
was completely crunched When we
7.91' loan at ( ommunitv Federal Credit Union picked it up it fell apart The boards This Gift of Jewelry promotion is being offered to you
XhcT vou cant beat thai Jacobson's were split in half It looked like the just in time for Mother's Day, Father's Day. Graduation
•y MB DiMon plan," said Charles VanVleck. town- mattress exploded " and Weddings. Or for yourself!
Community Federal Staff writer ship emergency manager In pieces were the Rupps' antique
Two years ago, our exercise was
tables, baby crib and other furniture
Emergency workers say ooe r^r a tornado touch down at that mobile
Credit Union son they were able to respond so ef home park To make everyone use Only a few photographs could be W ^ T I A ND
fectively to the tornado that touched their thinking cap. our tornado was saved Most of my photographs
You Deserve Our Interest down Arpil I* in a Plymouth Town much more devastating than what were coated with sugar, said Rupp
stup mobile home psrk is because we ended up with But many of the "I kept them in my pantry on the op-
Plymouth • 500 S. Harvey • <313)45^-1200 they had a dress rehearsal two years shortfalls we found when we did the posite wall I had just gone grocery
ago exercise we were able to correct to shopping and I had a full thing of
Canton • 44570 Ford Road • [phone] The township CU* throufh an make things go a lot more imooth- sugar out when the storm hit. Most
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T h i rd p a r ty c a n d i d a te r u ns f or s h e r i ff
Disability, health issues
Community Daniel Tackett, a training and se- sion. establishing a new drug task Tackett criticized others running
curity consultant from Taylor, ls the force and making Metro Airport for sheriff saying they are merely
Tisch-lndependent Party candidate safer by reinstating Wayne County using it a political stepping stooe to are conference's focus
Corner for Wayne County Sheriff. Sheriffs deputies at all security higher office-
P DeHmeo wcrilalti cfa pcreim tahrey w Inin nNeorv eomf btehre cphaetrcokl sp oinin atlsl caonmdm uupngirtaiedse. all road ScAho gorl.a Tduaactkee totf h Tasa ycloomr pCleentetedr m Haignhy theT hDei ssaebciolintdy aRninguhatsl cBoanrf eArennoccei ao-f cwoitmh mDiitsmabeinlittsi easn dA ActI.D mSe nistsaul ehse alth
No Republicans have yet filed in the Tackett said the department courses in security and law enforce- fion will be held on Tuesday, June Registration starts at I SO am
This week's question: * rnaocIunen.cc uemd bhiesn tb iRdo fboerr tr eF-iecleacnUoo wnh Tou aens-- cfoonrue enthdtyes jstaoaifl et aatynkde o fmb daaeckpkeu U ciomensp.t"rroo Hlvee om pfoe tinhntets- mstheeecn ultar isHtty ee ai gnhhdats yl abeweaerns e nanfo ricnesmtruecnttor f oinr 2fo. raKmt eteyhrne jo uStesotrui wctheifl tloe flbd teh H eDo eMlnidnicaishyi gIAnarnnc h Seur-, TtAioob nrr.ae cmgoissn tItetar cT tou rcMk f,ao rrasth ma(So 1Lr3ey)n i6nn4f5 oT-rWumcMak-. .
What qualities day in Livonia and Kevin Kelley, a ed out that a deputy was killed in He is vice president of the Michi- preme Court and currently a prac- or Mark Cody, Michigan Protection
make a good county comissioner representing 1991 by an inmate who smuggled a gan Association of Private Detec- tiuoner in Detroit. The program is a1n7d5 A5dv ocacy Service, at (517) 487-
teacher? Rfaecdef oofrfd faonrd t hneo rDthewmeosctr Dateictr oniotm, iwnial-l gunH iisn toot hthere ja siul.g gestions include tCivoeusn atyn dD eate mcteimvebser Aofs stohceia Wtioanyn. e geared for the general practiUooer Purpose of the Disability Rights
tion in the August primary opening a central records and idenU- American Society of Industrial Se- Speakers will cover special edu- Bar Association is to enhance the
We asked this question •The best teachers and 'My homeroom teacher •I think personality and •Nowadays, most 'One who likes her job. •One who la Interested Tackett, 29, is the area manager/ fication department with a crime curity and Taylor Kiwarns club. He cation law, use of trusts in the set- representation of people with men-
outside the Canton professors I had are the in high school was great. I the ability to make students like teachers to begin with. One who in students and makes director of training and director of lab , . was inducted into the Police Hall of tlement of personal injury cases taf and physical disabilities by law-
Post Office. ones who took the time wasn't the best of subjects interesting and who don't give them a can tolerate the children them do the work and investigation for Tri-County Security This would generate the funds to , Fame for outstanding performance and estate planning. Americans yers
and had the interest to students and he was very fun for the students.' hard time. .' . teachers today. I raised seven doesn't let them slide by. based in Ferndale pay for itself and help fund other di- N for training more than 2.000 security
make sure you patient and just — Mike Davis who make things children. The children Too many students are Tackett said the sheriff's depart- visions and serve all ciUes and town- and police officers in the state He is
understood— t hJeim m CDaoteerarciroablro.a"rn n tremendousl—y s KupepitohCr Staicnvhteou.n't Canton interesting an—dC fEMuPni k.s'e t uVdiennats tseocndhteaoryot law ihnhaeevdne. 1tt—h oe y bPe ag to G toa r•r ett allowe—d tLoa jwusrte nslcied eNC beaymn."te othn mcplaie"rnnOtemt. v" etenhnree tte rhhdeeas s hpmaa bsusetc eh ben eiige monhnpt rn yoaoev aes rihmsma eptrhnpreot. v" dd eee--- srmihnoi"eprT edih nisiv shWi ewsaoroyinufn,fleds p C adaloerskuponu thptyieae.l tspr obfluanc akdn tdohoe p mouuat r- lWBisoataeyrdnd ef iCrsotu natsy a Cno inncsetarluecdto rW eoanp otnhse YouS wTe OprobaPb lyS tMriedO tKoNI ' stoGp s mWokinITg Hwrt hA aCHU lhPeU uNsuaClT wUayRs f E •
Canton ments of any kind," said Tackett. freeways and a metro drug squad Tackett and his wife, Chandra, Acupuncture « an aroect Omental way cA tnerapy #, Mas proven very ^
The improvements he has pledged that will put a major dent in the have two children and are expecting Daniel Tackett netplui in treating many of modern day problems and diseases Smoking ^
to make include bringing back the county's drug problem." said Tack- a third in November. run* for sheriff is one o< them NOW is the time to make a change and step smoking with ^
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midnight shift in Kmart's Canton was pulled over his head and a blow dent of the 8500 block of Sandpiper at 4 47 a.m. Monday, causing $400 in It's free, and most Michigan col- The fair is sponsored by the Na-
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SUNDAY, MAY 10th Earth Day bikeathon set for Sunday Kelley lines up key support
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site for the integration of high tech- we will but reach for it." Hoben told guidelines before selecting a single one of the best ones we've had. due number of classes: scuba review, airport, hotel accommodations for Millen. 462-4400. Ext 5239. School-
nology in K-12 classrooms. Interac- the House Labor. Health and Human recipient. to the dedication of your of staff to open water scuba certification, ad- eight days and seven nights at the craft is at 18600 Haggerty. between DON'T REPLACE
tive television, satellite, video and Services, Education Committee Districts have until May 8 to ap- the betterment of education." vanced open water certification, un- D1VI Flamingo Beach Resort and Six and Seven Mile roads. Livonia
laser disc capability, computer net- Hot^n credited U.S. Rep. Carl Pur- ply The Department, of Education is Michigan Bell's Sherry Schmidt
works and access to outside informa-. sell. R-Plymouth, with opening the expected to reach a decision T5y early said Ameritech is "100 percent be- W E E* ^ 2 5% O FF Seminar offers safety tips for motorcyclists S U N K EN CONCRETE
tion sources are among the compo- door for the school district fall. hind this project. We plan on show-
nents of the proposed system. Pursell's district coordinator. Cyn- Hoben and assistant superintend- casing Plymouth-Canton schools to Baby Clothing,
Superintendent John Hoben testi- thia Hudgins, said a number of ent for instruction Michael Homes all of our schools." ' S A * -^ AcceBsesdodriinesg. and etodr Bctoye gcailtneten Sninadgf ea mt ythort oeFeroc-uydncadlyia.s tt2iso0 na-hroe uc ilrna Mvsisot -- ethnocMuegdoh tro irrdicdeyrecsrl se1s 5m w aunisldlt ob blrdienegr. p Ftrhoeeevi riids eo $dw14n8 . iHs iaTllt oa 1nr7ed5g 1Fiso tRredra, dr ocolaridf ffs.o. rbG eaatrwdddeeientin oC Cniathyle rinry- Da You Have A Problem With...r
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• "The valuable assistance that each stand why we couldn't allow them to ment. Wayne County Sheriffs; Michi- Star Window tor Baby Week The class is designed for inexperi- ing lot Schoolcraft College-Radcliff 4448 • Driveways and parkways tilted or uneven?
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Buckle up (or e l s e) 14A**(*9A) CAE Thursday. April 30. 1992
Michigan Eyecare Institute
Bill would toughen seat belt law
By Wapi»J>a«l lature. belts
Myopic Surgery staffff writer "I know there was an informal At present, an estimated 51 per-
poll done a while back that showed cent of state residents buckle up.
Michigan's seat belt law would get only about 35 or 40 supporters."' said That figure contrasts with the 18
Refractive Surgery tthoeu gshtaetre u Hndoeurse a. bill pending before Rmeepm. Jbaemr oefs t bKeos Hteovuas.e D T-rCaannstpooor,ta a- pbeelrtcse bnet fwohreo th reo 1u9ti8n5e lsytat eu sleadw. seat
The bill would allow police to di- tion Committee. "But that was be- Of the 49 percent who don't buckle
rectly stop and ticket drivers and fore people and insurace groups got up. only a handful get tickets under
Radial Keratotomy passengers for not wearing a seat active." the current law.
belt — a major break from current In other states, similar proposals Even without the bill, Livonia Is
practice. have generated controversy. trying to increase seat belt use
Excimer Laser Surgery But while police, auto companies "I know there's the feeling it could The 'Buckle Up Livonia" is using
and insurance agencies say the bill be used to harass minorities, but in contests., banners and cable televi-
would save lives, the bill faces an New York — where they have a law sion announcements to spread the
uncertain future. like this — that hasn't been the word
Seat belt scofflaws already face case.'" he said
fines but police don't check for seat Still, no western Wayne or Oak Police are also involved. "We're
belt use without first stopping them land County legislators have signed telling our officers to at least men-
for other violations. on as a co-sponsor. Uon seat belt use during traffic LAST 3 D A YS
Learn What These Procedures Are "Right now. it's a secondary ac- State records for 1*90 show that stops," Dawley said. "Even to tbe
And If You Can Benefit From Them tRioepn ,T" hsaoimda as s pHoikceksnwero,m Dan-B faoyr Cstiatyte, amuotore f tahtaanlit i8e0s0 w oefr ethne't wsteaatrei'nsg 1 ,s1e8a5t pwoeianrt itnog tchoenirg rbaetlutlsa."U ng people for
the bill's chief sponsor
Local seat belt fines
Police support the bill.
Call the Michigan Evecarc Institute, where we have had over
"I'd like to see it pass." said Sgt.
fourteen years of experience in Myopic surgery and where the Kevin Dawley, head of Livonia's
first Excimer Laser in Michigan was located. Our doctor was otrnalyff wica byu yreoauu're " gIto'sing ptoro gbeatb tlhye vthaes t vary by courthouse
the second in the United States to perform Radial Keratotomy majority of people to use them."
and the first currently practicing in Michigan to perform this Even if no more drivers were
procedure. stopped, seat belt boosters believe
mere threat of tickets would force If you aren't wearing a seat belt, the fine can be waived if parents buy
Scheduled lectures. FREE screenings and consultations are more folks to buckle up. don't get pulled over in Bloomfield a car seat before it comes to court.
available in your area by calling 352-2806 or 464-7800.-Ask lor "THERE'S PEOPLE who won t Township. • 17th District Court, Redford —
Pearl or Nancy, specialists in Myopic counseling. . use seat belts under any circum- Though state law specifies a $25 $35 seat belts, $50 child seats Friday, Saturday, Sunday Only
stance. but we see this boosting use fine for non-use — and a $10 fine if • 18th District Court. Westland
to 70 percent.'" said Kurt Weiss of children under 4 aren't using safety $45 car seats. $45 child seats.
the Michigan Coalition for Safety seats — local district courts can add Fines increased $10 as of April 2v
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PAGE HA
O&E THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1992
B EF
"' Minstrel cuts 'buy American' record
Extra Miler
G
erald Ostein, Plymouth Salem High By Brian Lysaght
st aft writer
taken another emotional topic for
School principal, was named an Extra
' Miler on Monday by the Plymouth- his latest recording. It's called"' Buy American."
Canton school board. The 40-year-old Canton musician hopea the song will
Ostoin was hired by the school district in 1574 inspire a whole movement and sell a few million copies.
as an area coordinator and was appointed in That's thinking big. _
1986 to his Job as Salem principal. The American public needs to regroup. They need to
He has worked on the Alternative Education hang together," says Kneeshaw, 40. a construction mana-
Program and the Curriculum Coordinating ger who recorded the song in March with a band called
Council He was cited for volunteering his time, Determination." He notes with some irony that be was in
playing Santa Claus, teaching students to play the studio when General Motors announced plans to cloee
bongo drums and serving as a guest lecturer and the Willow Run assembly plant. The song argues that im-
performer in classrooms. ports are endangering American }obs.
POur heroes
LAST YEAR. Kneeshaw recorded "Desert Strength." a
erhaps because their heroes have
patriotic tune that his band performed during Persian
always been cowboys, 15 area settlers
Gulf War rallies. His 22-year-old stepson Scott Badgero
were back in the saddle again last
was stationed in Saudi Arabia during the war.
weekend to raise $6,500 for Children's
Kneeshaw says he has picked a different battle to write
Hospital in Detroit. -
Sponsored by Lucille's, a country and western about this tirfte The rock and roll-style song and begins
honky-tonk in Canton, the riders spurred their with the words: "America: She has her history/Are we
ponies from Monroe to Canton (a 24-mile ride), losing our country?"
The chorus urges listeners to "buy American, for our
having already solicited cash pledges for the
effort.
Kneeshaw wrote the song, sang and played guitar He
"We're all sore today," said Jerry Stewart,
also paid for the recording and production. Tbe United
president of Lucille's. "We had a hell of a nice
Auto Workers Region 1A has offered strong moral sup-
party here last night."
port Kneeshaw played the song recently for the striking
Of the 15 cowpokes involved, only Stewart and
Caterpillar workers during UAW rallies in Peona. m.
Angela Bunio are frc/m Canton. Stewart reports
that the posse had a police escort all the way Meanwhile, Kneeshaw and his promoter Tom Gelardi
across Van Buren Township. are peddling promotional CDs to radio stations from
He said he'll put on another ride-next fall and Grand Rapids to the U.P. to Toledo."
welcomes all you wanna-be cowboys and • We're having a good time with it," be says. BILL BRESLER/*t«fl photogripf*»
cowgitls who think a day in the saddle is as close He says local music stores, including Harmony House
to nirvana as a body can get. and Dearborn Music in Canton, should be stocking the Local musician Larry Kneeshaw has tackled buy American in his new song.
There's one small hitch, though . - • You cassette tape, which has vocal and instrumental versions
supply the pony Stewart will be obliged if you of the song on each side, -
call 397-1988 for more information He says he's hoping for sales of three to foiur million^ "It was crazy." he says, of the earlier rallies. A record
Bruce Jensen. 33. of Livonia, who plays drums on the
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will sponsor a performance by Up selling the record He's hoping the song gets radio play. latest song. Japan-bashing
With People, a traveling music show.
7:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 17, at
There's Lots Of COOL Things
Plymouth Canton High School, on Canton Center, // [
south of Joy in Canton.
The musical group includes 650 young people
To Read In The
from more than 20 countries.
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the League of Catholic Women of said Andrea Nodge, director of i of the Sacred Heart. be celebrated by the Rev Moses B. 1985. Gillis served on tbe Detroit bunal Neutral Mediator Selection
Detroit; and Arthur W. Meek, former Tic relations at the university. Meek, who will re
faculty member at Madonna. He was involved in the universi- ary doctor of humanities, is a former chdiocese of DeUoit Monsignor Ber- has served as a Michigan Court of for the tribunal
ty's fund-raising drives, organized assistant superintendent and coordi- nard Harrington, brother of gradu- Appeals visiting judge, helping re- A Grosse Pointe Woods resident. John Gills Jr.
BLEWS WILL receive an honor- the Parents' Club, served as director nator of state and federal programs ate Irene Harrington, will deliver duce the court backlog Gillis and his wife are the parents seeks appeals court i
ary doctor of laws. He is being hon- of development from 1964 to 1M8 with the Inkster School District the homily. He has served on the Recorders of two
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giving us 15 hours and eight minutes Jupiter is easy to identify Go out- piter diameters, from the shadow on had been predicted for tbe eclipses THE ETA AQUARfD meteor right of Spica T o u c h ed by Cancer? the United Kingdom They arrived Harbor Craft Compnay.
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watching about five minutes before Roemer assumed the difference was of the 5th. You'll need to be a patient Raymond Bullock works for a Also wanted are former members Tom Oblinger collect at 774-4831; or
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slowly increase in brightness during light to travel from Jupiter to Jhe expect an average of only 20 laser displays and effects ffw ^ l^isctfrery placement Battalion 65tb Field Hos- Detroit. Mich.. 48021-1928
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The sky is falling,
Opinion J points of view
Beware how government is run and we must act
. 'THE SKY is falling." Cried
•744 Wing/Plymouth, ML48170 Jeff Counts editor/459-2700 I SHUDDER, in this political tea- some pension benefits (also on page deeds at an earlier ages But it ap- Chicken Little as she frantically
son, as candidates and plain citizens 13). pears the Senate Judiciary Commit- dashed to alert ber barnyard neigh-
16 A tCI O&E Thursday. April 30. 1992 declare. 'Government should be run Under item (iii), Antonini holds tee is finally getting the message bors of impending disaster "The
like a business.'' stock options exercisable for 431.600 sky is falling," she shrieked in their Jeffrey
Slapstick The Perot types assert there is shares. Miller for 182,900 shares, PARENTS OF Murdered Children faces as they walked right past her
much waste in government, all tbe Tim and Thomas for 256,200 shares (see today will present peUUoos urging unbeedingly. absorbed in their own Miller
way from the U.S. Capitol to the pages 3-4). lawmakers "to correct an injustice (rustrauon. "The sky is falling."
school administration — as if there .Richard The benefits received by Jimmy being done to many survivors of Chicken Little bowled to the wind
weren't in business, loo. Carter and Jim Blanchard. homicide victims According to tbe as it swept 00 Dy ner on 11s way 10
Think first of Domino's Pizza's ing), J R. Thomas (EVP of interna- president and governor we bounced official notice: important doings ture disaster have defined it in
gaudy display of conspicuous electri- tional and administration) and G.R. from office, are piddling compared "Juveniles under tbe age of. 15 are As a columnist fairly new to the terms of man-made things. Bridg-
cal consumption in honor of the Mielke (president and CEO of the to what they get at Kmart, which is committing murder and, if sen- trade I find myself identifying es, highways,
Baby Jesus in December No govern- Builders Square subsidiary) were probably typical of large companies tenced. the maximum sentence is un- strongly with the children's fable tion modes They seem unaware of
mental agency, not even the Wein- terminated in 1992 following a "Run government like a business" U1 the juvenile turns If. Some min- Chicken Little Always on the the stress and wear that is threat
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other fine mess you've gotten us into." Whatever the case, it's time for state lawmak- have sUtched together for five top come tax." for most rights and duties — voting, LaMoreaux, of the metro Detroit and fill numerous scraps of paper to work and eat to save and make
That line applies to problems with schools of ers and the Plymouth-Canton School District, execs if ever there's "a change in marriage, contracts, and so on. chapter of PMC. whose daughter with EUREKA-type thoughts and it. to stay safe and not get involved
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state-mandated guidelines that cost the state falls apart in practice. Transportation is the key Tell the people about the horrors goods and services from place to
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member Chicken Little and bow ri- Sewers and land fills are critical
about the state of education in Michigan. Im- Schools of choice and the testing scheme have diculous her attempts looked and to good health and efficient waste
provements to education and the way it's paid for done nothing for education except take up the how all the other animals were too removal, more critical is the need
are long overdue. time of bureaucrats and produce mountains of QUESTION: How good is that team by tbe International Reading In between we have the majority busy living their lives, rather than to develop an elimination system
Schools of choice and the testing were two at- paper But then again that's what we've come to in business growth phonics program designed to im- Association to critique the program. of experienced teachers and reading trying to save their lives. to rid us of the waste of intolerance
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HAVE YOU heard about the latest stories or sentences in proper con- Doyle And the phonics program being an was infrastructure That's as in the A to point B; more important is the
dance craze? It's called the Politi- The two steps back text. They asked. "Why would any- audio at the very outset negates mstrastructure of our country is need to develop a communication
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Kelber to thank for that Power The program is a series of eight Dr Chail. the phonics advocate customers as requested by the Inter- gram works and those who disagree pay Tbe sky is falling. and horror stones are wearing this
And-we have Gov John Engler to intervention. He really audio tapes with phonic drills set to who works with illiterate adults, national Reading Association team are just expressing "sour grapes' Sewers in Guadalajara explode chicken little down. Down, but not
thank for the most current demon- believes that music Consumers hopefully memor- said, "Non-reading adults will buy it of experts. because it threatens the publishing Sea walls m the city of Chicago out. and even though my barnyard
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parents, you stand back, angry about four routes that range from four to 50 miles. And WE ARE facing hard times in business getting five soft cover workbooks. not learn is a greater shame. They Some educators, public or private, Tell your non-reading friend to get longer serve us. they are stalking ture
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T HOSE U.S. REPRESENTATIVES check- nomic life of the state. struction. to listen to folks in his own party and SUNDAY, MAY i AUCTION 2 PM • PREVIEW 1 PM
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mire behind, as they'd like us to believe. from themselves and trying to budget for fiscal 1993 slashes eco- ble economic development chief, Phil Power is chairman of the WtMK-ft* KA.U-SPM .Sal lOAU-iPU XT (.RAND RIMR Off 27» \ 'M,. F ARMINGTON Hills
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Others found themselves with little left of their effectiveness However, this also is tbe last year Land Use Plan, the Suburban Control vate enterprise bought all the land in LIC T200260
old districts, but lots of constituents in areas he could leave office with his office holder fund, Ordinance, and all applicable build- Canton (including that which tbe home uith savings of JO lo 40"- on lutrastan and
where they had never before campaigned. Still estimated at $900,000 clusters ing codes and other related regula- Township owns — after all. it does
others viewed their newfound competition in To be fair, Broomfield has said the money will tions have economic value) and built golf Bigelou carpeting featuring the unsurpassed
tuhnewseil lriendgr taow bno wdi stotr tihctesir a wsi all basit irneccuamlcbietrnatsn t and Tf>oeu unsdeadti Tonor g" rsaonmt e sort of charitable endeavor or To the editor. I"t Yheoluprs s uusp pfeoerlt wise m aurech h aepadperdec iinat tehde. cgwnoihtuhsriosriueyts is't oT mrhlreex ^ aftnno's!rwm hear popf ies ng o stvhimaeirp nwlmeaey -n _t drapery boutique quality and durability of Dufont \tammaster with
—nnmately. they all found comfort under the also is the year righ^ rtirArtinn built in pnitt-i tu.i'i ugui'M <vi/f uii/ji.t,'
solution Quit Congress and say they're doing so with challenger Honigman, currently a state sen- rial. Ousters, A way to preserve
because the it is too bogged down to be effective. aMtoorr ea nthda nno to nteoo p leornsgon ag ion a W setastte B rleopormesfeienltdat ihvaes. osupgeng elsatnedd. "th aItt Capapnetoanre dne ethdeed a arnti colre- Bob Shefferly, Ctrauns tteoee Gary B McCCoamntbosn f'v-j£xDouJn S,eeP Pillow And al A R Kramer our friendh professionals do ,
dinance that would promote the clus- 9iff
WELL, THEY OUGHT to ask who bogged it used job-hopping" in the same sentence with ter concept in residential develop- more than set! great carpeting ther bring 01 er 60
down. Honigman ment Course part
Some congressmen are running from them- The word around the county is that Honigman We do. in fact, have such an ordi- Opinions are 12?? \ears of experience to the job of helping you select
selves and trying to make it look as though it was always' has aspired to be a congressman, and this nance adopted January 1990 and j^ims roi*t
the other guy — certainly not them — who is his chance There is speculation he was bank- revised Aug 13. 1991. It is detailed of empire to be shared just the nght quality carpeting to fit your lifestyle
wallowed in the mire of ineffectiveness that ulti- ing on Broomfield to quit so he could make the on pages 166-67 of our Zoning Ordi-
mately chased them out of office Come on. now best of the opportunity nance. • m
» The cluster concept in Canton has To the editor: We welcome your ideas, as Vf> this vear don t let all the fun happen outside
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outb. faced with either running in a new Jfistrict high percentage of turnover Prior to this, it ac- another Just last Tuesday the comment" concerning tbe proposed ly basts for opinions m your ntom lo r,tom u all lo wall Spring'
that starts somewhere west of Little Annie Arbor curately could be stated that Parliament turned or the township board had two new golf course. I will provide ooe. own words. We will help by
or squaring off against veteran Democrat Wil- over faster than Congress c2l8uths,t er subdivisions cojne before Governments at all levels seem editing for clarify. To assure
liam Ford, opted to retire There is one multi-part point to remember, them. Royal Pointe and Buckingham bent on bureaucracy and empire authenticity, we ask that you A H Kramer quality brand name carpet at
Since his decision was made. State Rep Robert among all the reasons we as a public are likely to Place. Fox Run. where homeowners building. Another golf coarse Is just sign your letter and provide a
Geake has decided to enter the Republican race hear until the August primary is over are already moving in, is a cluster one more example of this. Soooer or contact phone number. affordable prices
development later it will mean more township
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and good pals Sander Levin and Dennis Hertel in excuse It's at a time like this that effective lead- clout needed to make developers ample. we will need a chief assistant server. 744 Wing, Plymouth
aware of the benefits of cluster hous-
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emotional interview that he just couldn't bring public sends these people to Washington "— 88 6 8 88
himself to campaign against such a good friend The other reason is one we haven't heard yet ODbsrrurr Sc Hccentrir Xrtuspaprrs
and comrade, and his added distaste for the es- from a candidate They'll all tell you about their f ATM
tablishment left him no choice but to quit personal ambitions and dreams to be U.S. repre-
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It wasn't until after his announcement that his sentatives That's fine, but the first reason a can- Steve Barnaby managing pciitor Suburban CommuntcaI>om Corp Pp<frT»s moy vory from p.ttuf Offer f>Cs SotufOoy S/g/W
constituents learned that Hertel was one of the didate should run is to serve the constituents If Susan Rosiek assistant managing editor Philip Power chatrmar ot Tw board Mn.Mfi1.11 R«ii S tOO
largest players in the House bank 9candal. hav- in the course of doing so one finds personal satis- Dick Isham general manager „ Richard Aginian president UJorahouse Outlet Only • Itll 9 Uvon
ing written more than 500 bad checks faction. then we can truly say all our needs will Mark Lewis director ol adverting lot. Plymouth M. a the Jeffries Ftuy
• Let's not forget William Broomfield and have been met Fred Wright director of circu aton Open Monday through Saturday t:30 to 8:30
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