La Prensa

Valuable Coupons Inside!
Gratis!
www.laprensatoledo.com
Ohio & Michigan’s Oldest & Largest Latino Weekly
«Tinta con sabor»
• Proudly Serving Our Readers since 1989 •
La Prensa’s Quinceañera Year
Check out our Classifieds! ¡Checa los Anuncios Clasificados!
May/mayo 19, 2004
Taquería El Nacimiento
Spanglish Weekly/Semanal
20 Páginas
What does ‘Cinco de Mayo’ really mean?—Page 4
Mexican
INSIDE:
Restaurant
W
Hours:
Mon-Thur: 9AM-12AM
Fri & Sat: 9AM-3AM
Sun: 9AM-12AM
e
l
c
o
m
e
La Cucaracha—cartoon
ideology by Lalo
Alcaraz............................2
!
Carissa Romero goes to
Democratic National
Convention ....................4
Carry-Out
Phone: 313.554.1790
7400 W. Vernor Hwy.
Detroit MI 48209
Horoscopes.....................5
Taquerí El Nacimiento te apoya en tus
estudios!Trae tu “Progress Report” de tu
escuela—si estas cursando entre del
primero al sexto grado y todos los niños y
niñas que tengan en todos sus materias A y
B, comen gratis! Todos los martes 10% de
descuento sobre el precio normal!
Lottery Results.............9
Deportes.........................9
Calendar of
Events............................12
Salsas
Mexican Grille ...........13
Springwells
W. Vernor
“Highly Recommended” by La Prensa
Honest Homemade
Mexican Food
Enjoy Music, Margaritas,
& Comida Mexicana at
4 convenient locations:
West Toledo: Sylvania & Douglas
Oregon: 2022 Woodville Rd.
Bowling Green: 892 S. Main St.
Franklin Park Mall
419-472-0700
Krazy Korner................6
I-75
Livernois
¡ B i e n v e n i d o s
Taquería El Nacimiento, te desea
Feliz Día de Las Madres!
419-693-6695
Classifieds.............15-19
Tina Villegas, Steve Villegas, and Virginia González of Adrian prepare for this
Sunday’s Relay for Life at the Lenawee County Fairgrounds. See story on page 5.
By Alan Abrams
La Prensa Senior Correspondent
A Latino soldier who re- with the Florida National
fused to return to the “illegal Guard who has served in both
and immoral war in Iraq” the Army and the National
stands trial Wednesday Guard for more than eight
morning, May 19th, in Ft. years, decide not to return to
Stewart, Georgia for his cou- Iraq from his two-week leave
in October, and then go AWOL
rageous stance.
Ironically, the trial of until March 15?
“There were so many things
Staff Sergeant Camilo Mejia
begins on the same day as involved, it is hard to speak of
the first trial in Iraq of a U.S. a particular reason. But one of
soldier [Spec. Jeremy Sivits] the most powerful reasons was
accused of allegedly tortur- my experience as a soldier,”
ing Iraqi prisoners of war. said Mejia, who served in Iraq
That point is not lost upon from March to October 2003.
“Nothing really prepares
Mejia who, during a telephone interview with La you for war until you see war.
Prensa, noted that the me- You see innocent civilians
dia will be given full access killed all the time. This is not
to the trial in Baghdad, while because they are bad people or
a decision has not been that you want to kill them. It
reached in allowing full me- happens when they are unfordia coverage of his court tunate enough to be caught in
a crossfire, and the crossfire is
martial.
Why did Mejia, a soldier not always caused exclusively
Precios especiales para
México y Latinoamérica.
(734) 769-7929
(313)297-3411
297 34 11(734)
769 79 29
(313)
Ann
Arbor
Ann
Arbor
by soldiers. When the Iraqis
attack us, they do not mean to
kill their own people. But in
firefights and attacks like that,
those who are caught in the
middle take the greatest hit.
And they are the innocent,”
said Mejia.
“You can not talk of a just
war just by the nature of war
itself. There is no such thing as
a good war or a justified war,
because of the things that happen in every war,” added
Mejia, who applied for conscientious objector (CO) status ten days before the military charged him with desertion on March 25 and placed
him in military custody.
However, Mejia also attributes a great deal of the
(Continued on Page 13)
(Continued on Page 2)
Sgt. Camilo Mejia
Rambo’s Sports Bar
SPECIALS:
Rambo’s
Tues: 50 cents drafts
50 cents tacos
Sports Bar Sun: Buy
1 sandwich
201 Knapp St., Toledo OH
419.241.2358
Mixed Music:
Tue-Sat: 9:00PM-2:00AM
Breves
EEUU no aprobaría reforma
migratoria en 2004
GUADALAJARA, México
(AP): Legisladores mexicanos
y
estadounidenses
reconocieron el viernes que es
muy improbable que el
Congreso de Estados Unidos
apruebe un acuerdo migratorio
durante este año electoral.
Los legisladores experimentaron la dificultad de
conversar sobre cuestiones
migratorias durante una
reunión binacional de dos días
que
mostró
cómo
frecuentemente ambas partes
ven el problema desde
perspectivas distintas.
Para muchos de los 11
congresistas y senadores
estadounidenses,
la
migración
implica
preocupaciones por el delito,
el terrorismo y la seguridad
fronteriza; para los 20
legisladores mexicanos que
asistieron sencillamente es un
asunto de dignidad nacional.
«México puede ayudarnos
en muchas cosas», dijo el
representante Jim Kolbe.
«Luchar contra los polleros y
los coyotes, como llaman a los
contrabandistas de personas,
es fundamental entre ellos (los
Latino soldier who refused
further military service in
Iraq tells his story exclusively
to La Prensa readers
¡El mejor servicio del
Midwest!
¡Ahora también en Detroit!
Detroit
Detroit
Vol. 35, No. 10
¡N e c e s i t o
& get 1 free (of equal value)
Hours:
Mon-Thur: 6:00AM-2:00AM
Fri-Sat: Open 24 hours
Panadero!,
p. 17
LatinoMix Radio has gone FM! Escuche 97.3 FM Cada domingo 8-10 PM
NEXT WEEK:
Commentary on a discrimination law suit filed against Sheriff James Telb
La Prensa
Página 2
May/mayo 19, 2004
Latino editorial cartoonist takes his message
mainstream with ‘La Cucaracha’
Editor’s Note: The Los
Angeles-based cartoonist
Lalo Alcaraz is behind the nationally syndicated Latino
comic strip, “La Cucaracha,”
launched in late 2002, and
carried by more than 55 newspapers. During last year’s
California recall election,
Alcaraz also became known
for his op-ed cartoons in the
L.A. Weekly blasting actor
Arnold Schwarzenegger’s
candidacy and his posture
toward Latinos. Yet on May 3,
Alcaraz was presented with a
“Latino Spirit Award” at the
California state capitol, given
by the legislature’s Latino
Caucus. Two of his cartoons
appear on page 2 and 15 of
this issue of La Prensa.
Q: During California’s recall last year, your cartoons
were very critical of Gov.
Arnold Schwarzenegger. How
do you think he feels about
you receiving the award?
A: I asked, has he read my
cartoons, does he know who I
am? And they said: “Oh yes,
he does! But this is meant to be
a fun day ... a fun, nonpartisan
day.” I’m just a little fly, so I
think he’s taking it all in stride.
Your “Mexterminato” cartoon showed Schwarzenegger
in “Terminator” gear, armed
to the teeth, as Latinos run
scared. The caption was “Hasta
la vista, Latinos!” Did your
recall cartoons generate hate
mail?
Actually, no. Except for
one in particular. The character in “La Cucaracha” said he
was surprised that the Republican Party was embracing
immigrants like Arnold ... but
that it didn’t hurt that his daddy
was a Nazi. Oh man, I got into
a lot of trouble! A couple of
papers apologized and said it
was a mistake and all this B.S.
But it’s not like I made that up!
His father was a Nazi. So maybe
it was rude of me to bring it up,
but I wasn’t making stuff up.
Another recall issue was
Proposition 187. Former Gov.
Pete Wilson, one of
Schwarzenegger’s election
advisors, was the main proponent of that 1994 ballot initiative to deny public services to
undocumented immigrants.
Are California Latinos still
intimidated by 187’s legacy,
even though the courts
scrapped it?
I think it’s the opposite.
Whatever small power we
have, we have Pete Wilson
and 187 to thank. I sort of
became known for those cartoons that I would do against
Wilson. Some of my satire was
born because of 187 and all
that hatred. We created media
hoaxes, like a group called
“Hispanics for Wilson,” which
was a fake self-deportationist
group of Republican Latinos
who were going to deport themselves once Pete Wilson won.
We made it fun; we flipped it
over. But we are still in the
shadow of that anti-immigrant
kind of hysteria that pops up
its ugly head all the time.
Has the media done an adequate job covering post-9/
11 anti-immigrant feelings and
racial profiling?
Spanish-language media
does a great job, but how much
does that affect the mainstream—sometimes not a lot. I
try to put that pro-immigrant
message and the interests of
immigrants and non-white
people in the center. My battle
is with the mainstream society,
to make that message acceptable and not have people roll
their eyes when they hear we’re
complaining about this or that.
During the lead-up to the
Iraq war you penned a cartoon
in which Bush was running
around with a missile between
his legs. Did you imagine editors might have problems running that?
(Laughs) I drew that for the
L.A. weekly. I can’t get away
with it anywhere else. I can’t
get away with it in my syndicated editorial cartoon. But I
still think it’s funny.
You’re not worried about
the FCC or someone coming
after you for obscenity?
No, no. I’d like to see them
write that law.
Harvard University’s
Samuel P. Huntington argues
in new book that Latino immigration is a threat to the nation. Why is he setting the
agenda for discussions of
Latino identity?
That’s the privilege of the
white mainstream—setting
the agenda. We’re constantly
in reactionary mode. That’s
why art is important. It’s not
exactly public policy but it’s
all we’ve got to strike out with,
like President Bush’s preemptive strategy.
A lot of coverage now seems
to focus on the demographic
aspect, on how the Latino
population seems to be growing everywhere.
We’re coming out of the
trees... (laughs)
Is that bad or good?
I guess if one falls on your
head, that’s not too good!
I mean the belated media
attention on Latinos, and particularly their population
growth.
I’ve detected evidence of
this as early as the 1970s. National Geographic did this
Mexican American issue. It’s
like they went to the Amazon
and discovered Chicanos. It’s
really exotic. It kind of started
La Prensa Newspaper Staff
Culturas Publications, Inc.
Publisher
Rebecca McQueen
Business Manager
Alan Abrams
Senior News Correspondent
Lalo Alcaraz
Nat’l Cartoonist Correspondent
Ramiro Burr
Nat’l Music Correspondent
Carla Soto
Entertainment Editor
Fletcher Word
Senior Staff Writer
Wendy Cuellar
Staff Writer
Elisea O’Donnell & Monica Morales UT Correspondents
Ariel Castro
BGSU Correspondent
Jennifer Zenk
Graphics Manager & Webmaster
Rico
Cacographer & Sales
Carla Soto
Sales Rep.
Holly Gonzáles
Sales Rep.
Wally Rodela
Distribution
back then. Then pretty soon
they started with the old cliché
of the Decade of the Hispanic,
which was every decade. They
keep trotting it out. It’s ridiculous. They still act like they’re
in “Leave it to Beaver” days.
Is it any different on the
comics pages?
There’s a glaring lack of
diversity on the comics page.
Even though Aaron McGruder
(creator of “The Boondocks,”
an African American comic
strip) gets a lot of attention
and I’m starting to get a little
bit, it’s still pretty bad. There
are a lot of ancient strips.
Editor’s Note: Alcaraz was
interviewed by Marcelo
Ballvé, a PNS editor and reprinted with permission. Related Links: Lalo Alcaraz
Website:www.Pocho.com
Breves
(Continued from Page 1)
mexicanos)».
Las
autoridades
estadounidenses
han
implicado a contrabandistas
de migrantes en una serie de
otros delitos, que van desde
el secuestro y el narcotráfico
hasta la muerte de personas
introducidas ilegalmente a
Estados Unidos.
Sin embargo, los
mexicanos sostuvieron
What ever happen to Saddam?—
a La Prensa Editorial
Saddam Hussein—deposed Iraqi despot, who,
along with a claim of his
weapons of mass destruction,
were the reasons set forth by
the Bush administration for
the U.S. led Iraqi invasion—
was reported captured on
December 13, 2003 by Bush
the subsequent day,
“Yesterday, December
the 13th, at around 8:30 p.m.
Baghdad time, United States
military forces captured
Saddam Hussein alive. He
was found near a farmhouse
outside the city of Tikrit, in
a swift raid conducted without casualties. And now the
former dictator of Iraq will
face the justice he denied to
millions,” said Bush.
Over five months have
past and not a word on
Saddam. Under U.S. federal
law, an indictment, if any, is
to be filed within 30 days
after the arrest of a suspect,
with a speedy trial to follow
within 70 days. These time
requirements have long since
past and not one word on
Saddam. Is the president
waiting for the appropriate
election-time impetus to
have such charges filed?
Especially in light of recent accusations of Iraqi prisoner abuse by U.S. and British
forces, now is the time to bring
Saddam Hussein to trial, and
by a trial of his peers in Iraq.
firmemente que la migración
de millones de trabajadores
indocumentados al país del
norte es un asunto político y
económico, no criminal.
Director de Liga Arabes
acusa a EEUU de
marginar a países árabes
Por SHAFIKA MATTAR
SHUNEH, Jordania (AP):
El director de la Liga Arabe,
Amr Moussa, acusó a Estados
Unidos de marginar a los
países árabes en la
reconstrucción de Irak y
cuestionó el papel que
deberán asumir en breve las
Naciones Unidas en ese país.
«El futuro de Irak sólo se
trata entre unos pocos
países», dijo Moussa en un
debate acerca de Irak en el
Foro Económico Mundial.
«Lamentamos
la
exclusión de la comunidad
(árabe) en la reconstrucción
de Irak», agregó el
funcionario, que ha criticado
con frecuencia la ocupación
Localizaciónes de Clínicas
1301 Jefferson Avenue
Toledo, Ohio 43624-1838
419-255-1115
Culturas Publications, Inc., d.b.a. La Prensa Newspaper
Headquarters: 616 Adams Street, Toledo, Ohio 43604
• Tierra phone 419.870.6565 • Fax: 419.241.5774
• DEADLINE: MONDAY AT 11:00AM •
SALES: 419.870.6565
3401 Glendale, Suite 205
Toledo, Ohio 43614-2490
419-385-8778
• prensa789@aol.com E-mail
• web site: www.laprensatoledo.com •
Limit: One free copy per reader. Additional copies are $1.00 each
Member of Newsfinder, an affiliate with AP, and NewsCom
Copyrighted by Culturas Publications, Inc. 2004
La Prensa’s Detroit Office
4454 W. Vernor Hwy.
Detroit MI 48209
Sales Representatives:
Carla Soto & Rico
We accept: Discover, Visa, & MC
313.729.4435
(Continued on Page 13)
Precios bajos, ajustados a sus
ingresos — nadie sera negado
servicio por causa de inabilidad
para pagar.
Aceptamos aseguranza, Medicare
y Medicaid
Ayude a alguien…dé esta
tarjeta a un amigo/una amiga.
1039 Main Street
Findlay, Ohio 45840-3680
419-423-4611
800-230-7526
Llame gratis de cualquier lugar para
comunicarse con la clínica más
cercana.
• ¡e-Prensa! Over 2,500 subscribers receive the digital version of La Prensa every week gratis. Email laprensa1@yahoo.com to subscribe •
May/mayo 19, 2004
La Prensa Política
Page 3
NCLR opposes federal
marriage const. amendment
Two charged with
immigration fraud
Tyson fires 27 workers; seeks
legal status of more
Last week, the National
Council of La Raza’s (NCLR)
Board of Directors voted to
oppose the Federal Marriage
Amendment and any other
similar efforts to amend the
U.S. Constitution. The text of
NCLR’s remarks follows:
“NCLR strongly believes
that amending the U.S. Constitution for the purpose defined
in the Federal Marriage
Amendment is unnecessary
and dangerous. States already
have the power to define and
regulate marriage within their
jurisdictions, and existing law
indicates that no state is forced
to recognize marriages that
violate its own laws and which
take place in another state.
“More importantly, the proposed amendment is dangerous, in part because it could be
interpreted in ways that go well
beyond restrictions on marriage. We are concerned that
CINCINNATI (AP): A
man and a woman fraudulently obtained immigration documents and
charged about 170 foreign
workers up to $800 each
for the papers, promising
them jobs that were not
available, federal authorities said last week.
Teasha Flores, 32, formerly of Hillsboro, and
Romey D. Saunders, 50, of
Westerville, have been
charged in a 19-count indictment with conspiracy,
fraud and inducing the illegal entry of immigrants
into the United States.
Flores was arrested last
week in Delaware and was
released on a $5,000
bond after an initial appearance in federal court
in Cincinnati. Saunders
appeared before a federal
magistrate Tuesday and
was released on his recognizance. Trial dates
are to be set later in U.S.
District Court. The
charges are punishable
by five to 20 years in
prison upon conviction.
According to the indictment, Flores and
Saunders set up a partnership early in 2002 claim-
HARRISONBURG, Va.
(AP): Nearly half of 60 immigrant workers suspected
of submitting falsified employment documents have
been fired by Tyson Foods
Inc., company officials said
Thursday.
In addition to the 27 who
were fired, 12 workers have
until Friday to prove their
legal status in the U.S. or
face dismissal from the
chicken processing plant.
Twenty-one were found to
have proper paperwork and
will be allowed to return to
work, Tyson spokeswoman
Libby Lawson said.
Tyson Foods discovered
problems with the employees’ work documents during a routine audit about
three weeks ago and suspended the workers,
Lawson said.
The workers who were
fired were using Social Security numbers “that belong to other people,” she
said. “It appears to be a situation of identity theft.”
Lawson said the numbers originated in Puerto
Rico.
While the suspected and
cleared workers have
Latino surnames, Lawson
could not provide their na-
the amendment would have
other negative and discriminatory effects—including limiting access of same-sex
couples and their families to
employer-sponsored benefits,
federal or state assistance, inheritance rights, hospital visitation and other medical rights,
or limiting the capacity to petition for family members
abroad through the immigration system.
“NCLR cannot support any
proposed constitutional
amendment that actually restricts the rights of persons.
The history of law and jurisprudence in this regard shows
consistent, albeit uneven and
often slow progress toward
expansion of rights of groups
subject to discrimination. We
believe that the fundamental
interest of U.S. Latinos, and all
Americans, lies in promoting,
not impeding, this trend.”
A look at military deaths in Iraq
(AP): As of Friday, May 14,
775 U.S. service members have
died since the beginning of
military operations in Iraq last
year, according to the Department of Defense. Of those, 565
died as a result of hostile action
and 210 died of non-hostile
causes. The department did
not provide an update Saturday. The British military has
reported 58 deaths; Italy, 17;
Spain, eight; Bulgaria, six;
Ukraine, four; Poland, three;
Thailand, two; Denmark, El
Salvador, Estonia and the Netherlands have reported one each.
The number of Iraqi deaths was
not disclosed.
Since May 1, 2003, when
President Bush declared that
major combat operations in
Iraq had ended, 637 U.S. soldiers have died—456 as a
result of hostile action and
181 of non-hostile causes.
ing to be an employment
agency specializing in the
temporary job placement
of immigrant workers.
Flores forged a signature on a letter faxed to the
U.S. Department of Labor
falsely stating that their
partnership had a contract
to employ 200 foreign
workers as mail sorters at a
Wilmington company,
federal authorities said.
Based on that letter, the
Department of Labor authorized 200 foreign workers for employment on
Nov. 19, 2002.
Saunders allegedly
used this authorization to
falsely apply for 167 visas
to the Immigration and
Naturalization Service,
now the Bureau of Immigrations and Customs Enforcement.
Flores and Saunders
charged some or all of the
167 workers $400 to $800
each to assist them in coming to the United States,
where jobs promised them
were not available, investigators said.
tive countries.
The Tyson corporate
office conducts audits of
the hiring process at least
once a year, selecting the
location at random.
Lawson said it would be a
daunting task for the
Springdale, Ark., company
to do the audit for all of its
120,000 employees.
“If they can verify who
they are, we want them back
to work,” said Danny
Sutton, the Harrisonburg
plant manager. The plant
employs 550 workers and
processes 660,000 chickens a week for the fast-food
and deli markets.
Tyson Foods and five
of its managers were acquitted in 2003 of charges
linking them to an immigrant-smuggling scheme.
One manager pleaded
guilty to related charges in
2002.
“There were lessons
learned from that,” Lawson
said. “This thing has to be
done very carefully and
done very properly.”
Spiderman loves these webs: www.laprensatoledo.com, www.voceslatinas, and www.grupovidanews.com
La Prensa—Lorain
Página 4
May/mayo 19, 2004
What does ‘Cinco de Mayo’ really mean?
A Latino’s search for truth!
By Mitch Berlingeri,
Special to La Prensa, part 2
Cinco de Mayo, May
5th, is not in celebration
of the independence of
México. The real connection between the battle of
that day and the preservation of U.S., not Mexican,
independence is very important.
In 1846, the Mexican
government, under President Antonio López de
Santa Anna Pérez de
Lebrón (Santa Anna), went
to war with the United
States, because of the U.S.
sending in troops to secure vast sections of
México—including California, New Mexico, and
Arizona—and continue
onward in the U.S.’s quest
for “manifest destiny.”
As an outcome of that
war, México lost that vast
track of land.
In 1854, Juan Alvarez
and his troops led a successful revolt to drive
Santa Anna out of power.
One of Alvarez’s strongest
supporters was a man by
the name of Benito Juárez,
a Zapotec Indian leader.
In 1861, Juárez took
control of the capital,
México City, and put his
new Constitution into effect. Not only had Juarez’s
laws split the country, they
had caused the civil war that
left Juárez in debt to Spain,
England, and France. The
three countries were concerned about the debt, so
they held a meeting in London, at which Spain and Britain decided to waive the
debt in exchange for military control of the Custom
House in Vera Cruz. France
did not agree to these terms
and invaded México in
1861 in hopes of defeating
the country and disposing
of Juárez.
The French troops—
deemed among the best
trained and equipped in the
world—marched into the
city of Puebla on May 5,
1862, expecting no resistance. The French army consisted of 6,000 men under
the command of Marshal
Lorencz. The French were
met by an armed force of
2,000 peasants under the
command of General
Ignacio Zaragoza. The
Mexican guerilla forces
successfully defended their
unseencleveland at the Library: A photography exhibit,
Unseencleveland will be on
display at South Branch Library, 2121 Homewood Drive,
Lorain until May 27.
Unseencleveland is a local
branch of the nationally acclaimed cultural arts project
Unseenamerica. The project
is the culmination of a photography class taught by Gary
Harwood, a Kent State University professional photographer. Fifteen workers from
SEIU/District 1199 Ohio participated in the project including Nina Lozano and Sandra
Ruth of the Lorain Public Library. Six of the 30 pictures in
the exhibit were taken in
Lorain and three of these were
taken at the Lorain Public Library on 6th and Reid. One of
Nina’s photographs was featured in the April issue of
Northern Ohio Live and was
part of a recent exhibit in New
York City. The exhibit is available for viewing during library
hours.
• Trash and Treasure Sale:
The annual Trash and Treasure sale will be held Saturday, May 29th, 8:00AM to
3:00PM at The Sanctuary in
south Amherst, 114 W. Main,
across from the Fire Department. Come rain or shine. All
proceeds go towards the youth
department. Donations are
accepted. Concessions will be
available throughout the day
to go along with the great bargains. Contact the church for
details at 440-986-8416.
Carissa Romero
Romero goes
to Boston
Carissa Romero, a senior at
Lorain Catholic High School, has
had an interesting year.
She is an honor student, who
has been accepted to Emory
University in Atlanta, Georgia.
She also has the distinction of
being the youngest Latina to be a
delegate to this year’s Democratic National Convention in
Boston, commencing July 26.
According to Carissa, “I have
been involved supporting Democrats since I was six years of age,
by passing other literature with
my father, who has always been
active in the Democratic Party.
“I was 14 when I went with
my father to the convention in Los
Angeles in 2000 and at that time
I decided that I would focus on
going as a delegate in 2004.”
Romero will be “going with
zest,” representing the 13th district of Ohio.
She is active in the Lorain
County Young Democrats and is
the recipient of numerous outstanding achievement awards.
Carissa is the daughter of
Richardand Joanette Romero.
Lorain Briefs
• Holy Spirit Ladies Guild’s
annual May Crowning & Catered Dinner will be held Thursday, May 20 at 6:30PM. The
May Crowning will be held in
the Chapel and the dinner and
visiting with your friends will
follow at Ft. Mosovsky Hall,
410 Lear Road, Avon Lake.
Ladies needing a ride to the
meeting may call Lucille at
440-933-5402.
• Lorain County Magic
Show: The largest magic contest and show in Lorain County
will be held May 23rd from
2:00PM to 5:00PM at North
Ridgeville Educational Center Community Hall; 5490
Mills Creek Lane. Tickets are
$5.00 donation per adult and
$2.50 for children 12 and under. Call Yellow Barrel of
Magic at 440-322-2935.
• Photography Exhibit
Editor’s Note: Have a listing? If so, free listings are
available for area events by
emailing to La Prensa at
laprensa1@yahoo.com.
Please email at least 14 days
in advance of the event.
La Prensa Lorain & Cleveland Staff
Roberta M. Rosa
Mitch Berlingeri
Staff Writer
Staff Writer & Photographer
positions and attacked and
drove back the French
forces.
The U.S. was engaged in
a brutal civil war during this
time period and the French
eventually gained control
over many parts of México
with Juárez fleeing México
City.
Once the U.S.’s North and
South were reunited, U.S.
President Abe Lincoln ordered the French out of
México and sent a military
force to the Texas/Mexican
border under General Phil
Sheridan. Napoleon potentially faced 2 million battle
hardened U.S. veterans if he
persisted in the occupation
of México.
In early 1867, Napoleon
made the decision to withdraw his troops. Maximilian
surrendered his Mexican
Imperial Army on May 15.
The sovereignty of México
was returned to Mexicans.
So, if Cinco de Mayo
really celebrates the victory of Mexico in the battle
of Puebla on May 5, 1862,
then what is México’s Independence Day? It is September 16, 1810. On that
day, Father Miguel
Hidalgo y Costilla issued
a proclamation that united
many different local rebellions into one cohesive
struggle, which eventually
led to México’s actual independence from Spain in
1821.
Today, Cinco de Mayo is
celebrated by people everywhere. In several towns in
México, on the fifth of May,
along with many speeches
and parades, the Battle of
Puebla is elaborately re-enacted in a whole day dramatization. In many parts of
the U.S. (including Lorain,
Cleveland, Toledo, Adrian,
Monroe, and Detroit) Cinco
de Mayo is taken as an opportunity to celebrate
Latino culture in general,
and is celebrated with huge
fairs, which include Mexican singing, dancing, feasting, costumes, sports activities, fireworks, and enter-
tainment.
Mariachi bands play
while dancers perform native Mexican dances, such
as the Mexican Hat Dance
and the Raspa. Speeches
and parades encompass a
large part of the celebration too. These events are
one way in which people
celebrate the friendship of
the United States and
México. This observance
of the Cinco de Mayo victory is a special symbol for
all Mexican people who
celebrate their rights of
freedom and liberty, honoring those who fought,
against the odds, for these
principles.
So what does Cinco de
Mayo mean to me? A person who is not Mexican,
but now clearly realizes
the significance of this
holiday and why we celebrate it? Unity, baby.
Nothing but U-N-I-T-Y!
If it has
anything to do
with money...
We can help.
See us for
• Home Loans
• Debt Consolidation Loans
• Car Loans
• Totally Free Checking*
• Savings Plans
• Investments
• Trust & Estate Planning
SALES: Rubén Torres 440.320.8221
SALES: 440.213.7329
Culturas Publications, Inc., d.b.a. La Prensa Newspaper
199 N. Leavitt Road, Amherst, OH 44001
Lorain County Office Professional Building, ste. 201
• prensa789@aol.com E-mail
• web site: www.laprensatoledo.com
We accept: Discover, Visa, & MC
• A Mexican Epicurean’s Delight: El Camino Real • Honest Homemade Mexican Food • El Camino Real •
La Prensa
May/mayo 19, 2004
OCHLA sponsors Agenda
Latina II
Ohio’s Commission of Hispanic/Latino Affairs
(OCHLA) hosted its second Agenda Latina last week. Its
program commenced at 11:00AM, with opening remarks
by Ezra C. Escudero, Executive Director of Ohio’s Commission of Hispanic/Latino Affairs, followed by comments by Columbus mayor, Michael B. Coleman, and
Leonard Hubert, from the Office of Ohio’s governor Bob
Taft.
Presentations were given by Sonia Troche, Executive
Director of Adelante, Inc., which is based in Toledo,
followed by Roberto Torres, Director of Toledo’s Latino
Affairs Commission. Torres summarized the results of the
First Agenda Latina Ohio, Education & Health.
Escudero presented an OCHLA Update with comments
concerning its Education Campaign Initiative.
Poll: Kerry edges ahead of
Bush in critical Ohio
WASHINGTON (AP):
Democrat John Kerry has
edged ahead of President
Bush in the key swing state of
Ohio in a three-way matchup
that includes independent
Ralph Nader, a poll released
Thursday found.
Kerry was at 49 percent,
Bush at 42 percent and Nader
at 2 percent in an American
Research Group poll. Seven
percent of the voters in the
poll said they were undecided.
In a two-way matchup,
Kerry led Bush by 50 percent
to 43 percent.
The Ohio results come as
Bush is registering some of
the lowest ratings of his presidency in national polls and
as the Iraq prisoner abuse scandal has the White House on
the defensive.
The poll found that
slightly more voters have a
favorable view of Kerry, 44
percent, than unfavorable, 36
percent. A majority, 52 percent, had an unfavorable
view of Bush. Almost twothirds, 63 percent, had an
unfavorable view of Nader.
Ohio is one of several
states that have lost manufacturing jobs under Bush,
while Kerry has made the jobs
issue central to his campaign.
This result is reflected in
nationwide figures. A
Newsweek poll released Saturday put Bush’s overall job
approval at 42 percent, the
lowest yet in that poll. Other
recent surveys have rated
Bush in the mid-40s.
The poll of 600 likely
voters was taken May 10-12
and has a margin of sampling
error of plus or minus 4 percentage points.
On the Net: American
Research Group: http://
www.americanresearchgroup.com
Bush nominates Utah lawyer
as replacement for blocked
nominee Estrada
WASHINGTON (AP): A
Utah lawyer is President Bush’s
pick for the appeals court opening that Democratic senators
blocked Latino lawyer Miguel
Estrada from getting last year.
Thomas Griffith, a former
general counsel for the Senate,
wasnominatedfortheU.S.Court
of Appeals for the District of
Columbia Circuit. Estrada withdrew after Democrats stalled his
confirmation, contending he
lacked judicial experience and
refused to provide background
information they sought.
Griffith, general counsel for
Brigham Young University in
Provo, Utah, was a partner in
Vows & Promises
Quinceañera Dreams
• Quinceañera
• Bridal
• Prom
• Communion Dresses
• Baptismal Outfits
• & Accessories
600 Tiffin Ave., rear
Findlay OH
419-424-3075
www.findlaywedding.com
the Washington law firm of
Wiley, Rein and Fielding before joining BYU. He was the
Senate’s chief lawyer from
1995-99.
It is not immediately
known when the Senate Judiciary Committee, which is run
by GOP Sen. Orrin Hatch of
Utah, will hold a hearing on
the nomination announced
Monday.
The 12-member appeals
court decides important government cases involving separation of powers, the role of the
federal government, the responsibilities of federal officials and the authority of federal agencies.
Estrada withdrew from
consideration after his nomination could not get the 60
votes in the Senate to end a
filibuster.
A second nominee for this
court, California judge Janice
Rogers Brown, is being
blocked by the sharply divided Senate.
A third nominee, Brett
Kavanaugh, is waiting on a
Judiciary Committee vote.
Only one judge, John Roberts, has won approval from
the Senate for that court during Bush’s presidency.
Page 5
Weekly Horoscope
BY SEÑORITA ANA
★
★
★
ARIES: (March 21-April 20)
Don’t promise any more than you can truly deliver this
week, for you may be called on to do just that. If there is a
relationship that has been somewhat difficult lately, take the
extra effort to make amends and you will both feel much
better about it.
★
Angel Pagán of the Puerto Rico Federal Affairs
Administration’s Cleveland satellite office converses with
Mairyn Ramos of the PRFAA’s DC office at last week’s
Agenda Latina Ohio II, held at Capital University in
Columbus, Ohio.
Relay for Life with Menudo
There will be a Relay for Life Menudo Cook-off this
Sunday, May 23, 2004, at Lenawee County Fairgrounds
in Adrian, Michigan, from noon until at least 6:00PM.
Funds are being raised for the American Cancer Society and “Menudo is just $1 a bowl after the initial $1
admission,” said co-hosts Tina and Steve Villegas.
The Villegas, along with Virginia González, appeared
on LatinoMix radio, 97.3 FM, last Sunday, explaining
the purpose of the cook-off, namely, to help defeat the
consequences of cancer and and assist in finding the
cures.
“There will be menudo judged by area tasting talent—
such as Rubén & Yvonne Ramos, Jimmy Bejarano, Chico
Martínez, and Johnny Vásquez—and dynamite entertainment including the sounds of El Nuevo Onda and
Amistad,” said Tina Villegas.
“Many families have experienced the loss of a loved
one because of cancer and we need to fight this disease,”
said González.
For any questions, contact Steve or Tina at 517-2645520 or 734-242-5918.
★
★
★
★
★
★
★
★
TAURUS: (April 21 - May 21)
This week may have its ups and downs, but a definitely
positive note is that an absolutely delightful romantic trend
is beginning, and can keep you in great spirits for the next
several months. You may be suffering from a lack of good
judgment, so weigh all outcomes carefully.
★
GEMINI: (May 22 - June 21)
Focus your attention to your home surroundings, and see
what needs to be done in order to plan entertaining in your
home in the near future. The entire week will be very upbeat
and things are looking very bright in the romance department
and your creativity.
★
★
CANCER: (June 22 - July 23)
Money seems to be the keyword of the week. If you are
impulsively spending, stop rationalizing and slow down.
Make that extra effort to stash away funds in a long-term
investment plan. Work will be generally satisfying, remember to use tact when dealing with a coworker.
★
LEO:
(July 24- August 23)
You may be quite busy during the week with activities
that will add to both your financial security and your selfesteem. You will accomplish much along the lines of one-toone relationships with family members. There may be misunderstanding at work, resolve it with humor.
★
★
VIRGO:
(August 24 - September 23)
Family interests should take precedence over any personal preoccupations this week. A gathering of some sort may
be beneficial to all involved. Avoid any financial dealings
that depend on other people for approval or advice—you are
on your own with this one.
★
★
★
★
★
★
★
LIBRA:
(September 24 - October 23)
Due to circumstances way beyond your control, your
plans this week may need to be revised. This may include any
romantic plans that may have faded away altogether. It may
seem as if you are the only one with common sense, all those
around you seem to have lost all sense.
POR QUÉ
NATIONAL CITY
ES NUESTRO BANCO:
“El banco nos permite hacer
realidad todo lo que deseamos
para nuestro hogar.”
85
$
por mes*
PRÉSTAMOS FIXERUPPER®
PARA EL MEJORAMIENTO
DE VIVIENDAS
Los préstamos FIXERUPPER ofrecen:
• Menores requisitos de ingresos
• Menores pagos mensuales
• Plazos de cancelación flexibles
Y desde ahora y hasta el 30 de junio,
usted puede obtener un monto de
pago especial sobre su préstamo.
Para más información, llame ahora mismo
al 1-800-347-LOAN (5626).
¡Apúrese! ¡La oferta finaliza el 30 de junio!
*A tasa fija, con una Tasa Porcentual Anual (APR) de
6.32% disponible para préstamos FIXERUPPER nuevos
de $5,000 o más con plazos de hasta 120 meses y con
transferencia previamente autorizada de una cuenta
corriente de National City. Por ejemplo, si obtiene un
préstamo de $7,500 a un plazo de 120 meses con una
APR del 6.32%, el pago mensual de capital, interés y
cargo financiero prepagado es de $84.72. La APR puede
variar de acuerdo con su calificación crediticia. Se
requiere un seguro de propiedad, de título y/o contra
inundaciones, si corresponde. Sujeto a calificación
crediticia. Tasa especial disponible con otros plazos.
Consulte a su asesor impositivo sobre deducción de
interés. Disponible en el National City Bank, Cleveland,
Ohio. Las solicitudes deben ser recibidas antes
del 30 de junio de 2004. Los documentos del
préstamo deben ser firmados antes del 15 de
julio de 2004.
NationalCity.com
La imagen no ilustra clientes reales. Miembro de la FDIC.
©2004, National City Corporation®
★
★
SCORPIO: (October 24 - November 22)
Your high energy level and personal magnetism will
increase your success potential this week—either in a business context, or when dealing with a personal relationship.
Plus, your job efficiency is in high gear; luck is with you,
maybe it’s time to make your move.
★
SAGITTARIUS: (November 23 - December 21)
Your intuition is right on target this week, so pay attention
to those gut feelings. Check out whatever it is that disturbs
you, and clarify any questions you may have. Make a realistic
appraisal of any current plans concerning your career. Make
sure your
★ bases are covered.
★
★
CAPRICORN: (December 22 - January 20)
Any obstacles this week can be hurdled with the help of
any problem solving techniques. This will give you the
chance to actively pursue that goal which has been on your
mind and in your heart for quite some time now. All creativity
will flourish.
★
★
★
AQUARIUS: (January 21 - February 19)
Your greatest assets this week may be your charm and your
vision of the future. A partner will provide all the wisdom you
may need, so listen closely. It may be easy to become
involved in other people’s problems right now, so it would
be smart
★to sidestep any involvement.
★
★
PISCES: (February 20 - March 20)
There may be a test in your relationship with another
during the week. Be understanding and flexible, and increased rapport with another will be your reward. There are
various demands for your time so prioritize the most important. Listen to your heart concerning love.
IF THIS WEEK IS YOUR BIRTHDAY: You and your
mate will share a major event that will bring you closer
together. This is someone who shares your values and ideas,
while knowing that individualism is important to you. Old
beliefs in your life may be challenged and possibly replaced.
• ¡e-Prensa! Over 2,500 subscribers receive the digital version of La Prensa every week gratis. Email laprensa1@yahoo.com to subscribe •
May/mayo 19, 2004
La Prensa
Página 6
Carla’s Krazy Korner
By Carla Soto
Las 10 de la farandula
1. Alicia Villarreal y su
ex esposo Arturo Carmona
se encontraron en el
programa que conduce el ex
futbolista pero no se
dirigieron la palabra ni para
saludarse.
2. Vicente Fernández
reactivó la demanda en contra de Patricia Rivera para
revocar su apellido al hijo de
la actriz, pues Vicente insiste
en que no es el padre
biológico del niño.
3. Chayanne presentó su
tour sincero en Perú ante más
de 15 mil personas que
corearon los éxitos del
cantante.
4. Pepe Aguilar acapara
las listas de popularidad de
las estaciones de radio de
música pop y las de ranchera
con su canción Miedo.
5. Jennifer López y Marc
Anthony
ya
se
comprometieron y la actriz
tiene nuevo y carísimo anillo
de compromiso a pesar de
que el salsero tiene poco de
haberse separado de su
esposa.
5. Adal Ramones y Marco
Antonio Regil han registrado
altas ventas de sus juegos
Inguesulandia y 100
mexicanos
dijeron
respectivamente.
6. Paulina Rubio enfrenta
una nueva demanda en la
Corte de Nevada por presunta
agresión a una empleada de
una empresa que renta
helicópteros.
7. Ninel Conde está
indecisa entre hacer
telenovela con Emilio
Larrosa en mujer de madera
y con Pedro Damián en Ricos
y malcriados, pero dijo que
en esta semana se decidirá.
8. Mijares aseguró que
Lucero no realizó ningún
desnudo en un la película
Zapata y que el torso desnudo
que se ve en la cinta no es el
de su esposa.
9.Gael García estuvo en
la inauguración del festival
de Cannes en Francia en
donde se presentó su película
La Mala educación.
10. Laura Bozzo sigue
muy entusiasmada con su
próxima boda y aseguró que
le encantaría casarse en
México una vez que consiga
su libertad.
El diccionario chistosos
Amigo: Alguien a quien
conocemos
lo
suficientemente bien como
para pedirle dinero, pero no
tanto como para dárselo.
Busto: Estatua de un
hombre sin manos, o parte de
las mujeres donde están las
manos del hombre.
Candidato: Persona que
obtiene dinero de los ricos y
votos de los pobres para
protegerlos a unos de los
otros.
Divorcio: Corrector
ortográfico de la vida
Egoísta: Una persona con
mal gusto, que está más
interesada en él mismo que
en mi.
Futbol: Es con lo que toda
mujer se casa, sin saberlo.
Ginecólogo: Unico
hombre que trabaja donde
los demás se divierten.
Hombre: Aquel
individuo humano, quien
durante sus primeros nueve
meses de vida quiere salirse
del útero, y el resto de su vida
intenta entrar a él.
Inteligencia: Es algo de
los que todos presumimos y
que muy pocos tenemos.
Juventud: Unica
enfermedad que se cura con
el tiempo.
Kamikaze: Persona que
se mata trabajando.
Lágrimas: Expresión de
los ojos cuando la boca se
queda muda.
Mirada sensual: Método
utilizado por la mujer para
darle a entender al hombre
que ella está interesada en él.
Sin embargo, muchas
mujeres no pueden lograr que
los hombres le miren los ojos
debido a que la mujer no tiene
los ojos en los pechos.
Noche: Parte del día que
no es día.
Optimista: El que dice
que la botella está medio
llena cuando está medio
vacía.
Primera cita: Cita en la
que dos personas fingen ser
los más simpáticos, amables,
tolerantes y especiales del
mundo.
Químicos: Sustancias
nocívas con las que se
fabrican alimentos en la
actualidad.
Responsabilidad: Obligación
moral propia de Dios, el
destino, la suerte o el
prójimo.
Sexo: Es la democracia
perfecta; goza tanto el de
abajo como el de arriba.
Trabajo
en
equipo: Posibilidad de
echarle la culpa a otros.
Una vez: Suficiente.
Vaca: Máquina que
convierte el pasto en comestible para las personas.
Webón enfermo: Tipo
que por estar mucho tiempo
webeando agarró un virus.
Xuxa: Animadora
infantil que le gusta “jugar”
con los niños.
Yapa: Extra que nunca es
agradable recibir, sobre todo
cuando viene gratis.
Zoológico: Lugar donde
un elefante tiene la
posibilidad de ver una gran
variedad de especímenes
humanos.
LatinoFest 2004 Bands &
Dance Groups, riverfront,
Toledo, Ohio
The entertainment for Saturday, June 12, is being
firmed up for LatinoFest IV and include:
Sumakta 2:00-3:00PM (Andean)
Mexican Folkloric Dance 3:00-3:30PM
Los Tres Sonidos 3:30-4:30PM (Rapp/HipHop)
DetroitToledo Salsa Dance Company 4:30-5:00PM
(Rueda, Salsa)
Los Cuatro Vientos 5:00-6:00PM (Norteño)
Somos Latinos Dance Troupe 6:00-6:30PM (Vallenato
de Colombia, Cumbia)
Oasis Tropical 6:30-7:15PM (Salsa/Merengue/
Cumbia)
La Revancha 7:30-8:15PM (Rock/jazz)
2004 Grammy Winner Jimmy Gonzales y Grupo
Mazz 9:00-11:00PM (Tejano)
¿Olvidadizo?
¿Solitario?
¿Inactivo?
¿Confuso?
¡Si usted tiene un ser querido que sufre de una destas
condiciónes, nosotros tenemos la solución!
Precios bajos comenzando desde $46 diarios*
Ademas... No se le olvide preguntar sobre sus beneficios veteranos
* Llame
o visitenos para mas detalles
866.400.8597
License: 5875
• Authentic Mexican Food: El Vaquero • 2 area locations to serve you • El Vaquero • 419.872.1230 or 419.536.0471 •
May/mayo 19, 2004
La Prensa—Educación
Presenta Fortuño su plan de educación
SAN JUAN (AP): El
candidato novoprogresista a
comisionado residente, Luis
Fortuño, presentó el jueves su
plan de educación, enfocado en
la solicitud de fondos federales
para el adiestramiento y la
contratación de maestros, el
estímulo de la lectura y la
vigorización de los programas
de inmersión en inglés.
Fortuño también indicó que,
como parte de sus trabajos,
promovería el programa federal
“Militares a maestros” para que
los soldados que regresen de la
guerra en Irak sean adiestrados
para fungir como educadores
en las escuelas públicas.
“(Existen)
recursos
disponibles en el ámbito federal para proveerle más y
mejores herramientas a nuestros
maestros, y para reclutar maestros adicionales”, indicó
Fortuño en conferencia de
prensa.
El estadista prometió que
obtendría para la Isla parte de
los fondos del programa federal
“Lectura primero” dirigido a
que los menores aprendan a leer
antes del tercer grado.
“Actualmente, los 50
estados, el Distrito de Columbia, Samoa Americana y el Bureau of Indian Affairs están
participando de este programa.
Al presente, Puerto Rico no ha
participado de este programa”,
sostuvo.
También
dijo
que
conseguiría fondos de Título II
de la Ley Ningún Niño
Rezagado
para
el
adiestramiento técnico y
vocacional de maestros.
Sostuvo que canalizaría
mayores fondos para la
educación continua de
educadores en las materias de
matemáticas, ciencias e inglés.
De hecho, aseguró que junto
a su candidato a la gobernación,
Pedro Rosselló, fomentaría los
programas de inmersión en
inglés en las escuelas públicas,
porque según dijo, el 90% de
los empleos disponibles en la
Isla requieren conocimiento y
fluidez en el idioma anglosajón.
Fortuño también anunció el
inicio de una campaña de
recolección de libros infantiles
para entregarlos a bibliotecas
públicas de comunidades y
escuelas. Los ejemplares serán
recogidos en su comité de
campaña, en la avenida
Roosevelt de Hato Rey.
• Celebran visto bueno
para retar a la Federación
de Maestros
SAN JUAN (AP): El
Sindicato Puertorriqueño de
Maestros
celebró
una
determinación de la Comisión
de Relaciones del Trabajo que
permitirá efectuar elecciones
sindicales para retar la
representación exclusiva sobre
los educadores del país de la
Federación de Maestros.
La secretaria general del
Sindicato,
Fredeswinda
Valentín, dijo que la
organización espera que la
Comisión anuncie pronto una
fecha de elecciones, y que
mientras tanto, trabajan en la
selección de una plataforma de
trabajo.
“Nos complace mucho que
la Comisión reafirme nuestra
posición ya que los maestros,
por espacio de un año y medio,
vienen pidiendo un cambio
dentro del sistema de educación
pública”, dijo Valentín, según
informes de prensa (El Nuevo
Día).
De inmediato, el presidente
de la Federación, Rafael
Feliciano, adelantó que
solicitará una reconsideración
en los próximos días.
“Si la Comisión no resuelve
a nuestro favor, quedaría abierto
el espacio para que el Sindicato
demuestre que ellos recogieron
el 33% de las firmas de la unidad
apropiada de una forma legal”,
expresó Feliciano al alegar que
muchas de las firmas que
solicitan una nueva elección
fueron recopiladas de manera
ilegal.
La polémica se inició el 25
de febrero de 2003, cuando el
Sindicato, una filial de la
Asociación de Maestros, radicó
una querella ante la Comisión
para competir por la
representación de los 43,000
maestros del sistema público
convencido de que el convenio
colectivo de la Federación
venció en el 2003.
La Ley de Sindicación de
Empleados Públicos dispone
International Institute of Toledo
2040 Scottwood Ave. · Toledo, Ohio 43620
• Necesita ayuda con inmigración.
• Residencia y Ciudadania.
• Necesita fotografías para su tarjeta de
residencia o pasaporte?
• Necesita algún documento certificado y
profesionalmente traducido?
Traiga este anuncio y le reduciremos $10.00 de
cualquier servicio del inmigración de $200.00 o más.
Nuevos clientes solamente.
Llame a Yerlyin Dilana Reno al 419-241-9178
que la petición de nuevas
elecciones sindicales no puede
llevarse a cabo antes del fin de
la vigencia de un convenio
colectivo.
• Gavilán “no recuerda”
cheques que recibió su
empresa de contratistas
de Educación
SAN JUAN (AP): Luego de
que el juez superior Oscar Dávila
le ordenara testificar ante la
Comisión
cameral
de
Educación y Cultura so pena de
desacato, el publicista Horacio
Gavilán sólo repitió varias veces
la misma frase: “no recuerdo”.
Gavilán, cuya empresa
presuntamente recibió cheques
de
contratistas
del
Departamento de Educación
como pago por su trabajo en
pasadas campañas del Partido
Nuevo Progresista (PNP),
candidatos de esa colectividad
y comités de acción política,
negó cualquier tipo de
irregularidad y dijo que nunca
le había hecho campañas
directas al PNP.
“No recuerdo”, repitió
Gavilán cuando el presidente
de la Comisión, Javier García
Cabán, le cuestionó los trabajos
realizados a contratistas de
Educación que presuntamente
emitieron cheques a nombre de
su empresa.
García Cabán dijo que el
publicista “tiene un estado de
amnesia increíble”.
La Comisión confrontó al
compareciente con un cheque
de Pro Data Services por 10,000
dólares y otro de Consultores
Educativos y Psicológicos por
25,000 dólares, ninguno de los
cuales estaba endosado por
Gavilán.
Las
minorías
novoprogresistas
e
independentistas protestaron
que los documentos estaban
incompletos.
El abogado de Gavilán, el ex
senador Charlie Rodríguez,
reiteró que se trata de “una faena
política” y dijo que los trabajos
de la Comisión parecían “una
comedia”.
Gavilán reconoció que hizo
campañas publicitarias para
comités de acción política,
aunque afirmó que nunca para
el PNP como tal ni para
Page 7
4th Annual LatinoFest of
features Grammy winner
Jimmy Gonzáles, Willie Colón
candidatos en específico.
Asimismo, aseguró que no
hizo trabajos publicitarios para
los
contratistas
del
Departamento de Educación de
la pasada administración, del
cual se desviaron más de 4
millones de dólares y cuyo ex
secretario Víctor Fajardo fue
convicto en el foro federal por el
esquema de corrupción.
Gavilán admitió que el fiscal federal Guillermo Gil lo ha
entrevistado sobre los cheques
que se analizaron en la
Comisión, pero dijo que nunca
hizo una declaración jurada.
• EEUU: Investigan grados
universitarios obtenidos a
través de Web
Por NESTOR IKEDA
WASHINGTON (AP):
Alarmado por la facilidad con
que se obtienen grados
académicos a través de la
internet, un comité del Senado
inició el martes audiencias
públicas para conocer más
detalles sobre la integridad de
las instituciones universitarias
que los conceden y que son
conocidas como “molinos de
diplomas”.
La senadora Susan M.
Collins, presidenta del Comité
de Asuntos de Gobierno, dijo
que en un escrutinio de los
currículos de vida de 450.000
empleados federales se
estableció que más de 1.200
habían incluido grados
académicos obtenidos en 14 de
esos “molinos”.
En decenas de casos, el
gobierno pagó las matrículas
de sus trabajadores y algunos
desempeñaban funciones que
comprometían la seguridad
pública y la nacional, dijo.
“Hace tres años había 43
escuelas, hoy la lista ha crecido
a 137”, declaró Collins en el
inicio de las audiencias
senatoriales que concluirán el
miércoles.
El senador Daniel A. Akaka,
de Hawaii, declaró que los
“molinos de diplomas” en
Downtown Toledo will
be celebrating two days of
Latino culture at the 4th
Annual LatinoFest on Friday & Saturday, June 11,
2004 [5:00-10:00PM] &
June 12, 2004 [Noon to
11:30PM], at Promenade
Park.
International salsa star
Willie Colón of New York
City will headline Friday
night and 2004 Grammy
Winner Jimmy Gonzales y
Grupo Mazz of Brownsville,
TX will headline Saturday
night’s festivities
LatinoFest incorporates
family activities with Latino
ethnic foods, merchandise,
and art. An admission fee of
$7 per person/per day will
be charged.
Estados Unidos representan un
negocio de 500 millones de
dólares al año y “una amenaza
a la integridad de nuestro sistema
educativo”.
Como resultado de un trabajo
realizado por la General Accounting Office (GAO), la
oficina de investigaciones del
Congreso, la senadora Collins
mostró en la audiencia dos diplomas obtenidos a su nombre
por la GAO y un certificado de
su
propio
rendimiento
académico.
Uno de los diplomas le daba
el grado de Master de Ciencias
en Tecnología Médica y el otro
el de Bachiller de Ciencias en
Biología. Por ambos diplomas,
expedidos por una escuela
ficticia llamada “Lexington
University”, la GAO pagó un
total de 1.515 dólares.
La GAO ha definido a los
“molinos de diplomas” como
negocios que venden grados
académicos falsos sobre la base
de la experiencia personal de
los interesados y fijan las tarifas
según
las
referencias
proporcionadas.
Una institución llamada
The stated mission of
LatinoFest is “to enhance appreciation for and understanding of the diversity
within the Latino culture
through a celebration of the
visual, performing, culinary,
and literary arts.”
Contact the following individuals for more information: Consuelo Hernández,
419-259-5383; sponsorship,
Margarita DeLeLón, 419536-2146; vendors, Betty
Rios: 419-535-1698; and
program advertising, Andrea
Rodríguez-Ahl, 419-3769535. To volunteer, contact:
Flo Flores at 419-691-5324,
Robert Rodríguez at 419243-1745, or Dolores
Rodríguez at 419-7270136.
“Columbia State University”
había incluido en la lista de
“experiencias” que podían
llevar a un grado académico,
incluso en el campo de las
ciencias, actividades como
paseos a caballo, jugar al golf,
hacer arreglos florales, servir
como miembro de un jurado y
la planificación de un viaje.
“Columbia State University” obtuvo ingresos por 18
millones de dólares en 18 meses.
Fue cerrada por fraude en 1998.
Collins hizo notar que los
“molinos de diplomas” no
deberían ser confundidos con
universidades y colegios
universitarios que “ofrecen
excelentes y completos
programas de educación a
distancia con servicios
invaluables, especialmente a
estudiantes que trabajan”.
Dijo que, para confundir, los
“molinos de diplomas” usan
nombres que se parecen a los de
instituciones conocidas, como
en el caso de “Columbia State
University” que puede
confundirse con Columbia
University, que tiene “excelente
reputación”.
¡Queremos ser su compañia de seguros!
¡Queremos ser su compañia de seguros!
¡Queremos ser su compañia de seguros!
Aceptamos
licencias
Mexicanas, e
internacionales
¡NO HAY UN PAGO INICIAL ELEVADO¡
BAJOS PAGOS MENSUALES
Abierto
lunes-viernes 9:00 - 6:00
sábados 10:00 - 2:00
North Toledo
3606 Sylvania Avenue
Toledo, OH 43623
419-476-7779
South Toledo
4440 Heatherdowns Blvd. #3
Toledo, OH 43614
419-382-3899
Oregon
3344 Navarre Avenue
Oregon, OH 43616
419-693-5555
Otras ubicaciones en Ohio: Canton • Coshocton• Kent • Mansfield • Springfield • Wooster
AUTHENTIC
MEXICAN FOOD
1811 Oak St.
Toledo OH
419-697-2422
Hours:
Sun-Thur 11:00AM-10:00PM • Fri-Sat 11:00AM-4:00AM
Caldo and menudo, Fri-Sun
LLámenos para una cotización gratis
La llamada es gratis - Hablamos español
1-888-9CARROS/1.888.922.7767
• The Best Mexican Food: Mi Hacienda • 3302 Glanzman Rd. • Happy Hour, 2PM-6PM • Mi Hacienda • 419.380.0411 •
May/mayo 19, 2004
La Prensa—Salud
Página 8
NEXT WEEK: Rafaela Worline and Esther Fanning of Anne Grady’s
Jack Mixon Natatorium in Holland, Ohio.
Rivera channels Latino youth development at
the Friendly Center
Andreanna Rivera is the Youth Programs Manager for The Friendly Center in north
Toledo. The Friendly Center you ask?
While Adelante, Inc. serves primarily the south end of Toledo, The Friendly Center
serves the residents in north Toledo, being located at 1324 N. Superior. It was founded in
1923.
It offers a variety of programs including domestic violence prevention and assistance
(for both offenders and survivors), shelter, and counseling referrals. In all, 22 programs
are offered the Northenders.
According to Rivera, “I am extremely happy with my work. I have flexibility in my
programming and I find it very challenging. I have worked at The Friendly Center since
2001, having started as an intern while in college.”
Rivera was raised in the Findlay, Ohio area and is a graduate of Findlay High School
and the University of Findlay. Her degree is in social work and she earned her BA in
2001.
“We offer tutoring, field trips, recreation programs, and character-building programs.
Five per cent of our clients are Latino but we would like to increase those numbers and
two other of our staff are Latinos—Melissa Flores and Theresa Gonzalez,” said Rivera.
The Friendly Center has a Summer Enrichment Program with “Family Fun Events”
beginning June 14th. According to Rivera, “It is a type of summer camp for Northend
students in the seven-to-thirteen-years-of-age bracket. The cost is based upon family
income and scholarships are available. It offers reading, math, art, music, entertainment,
and other programs.”
On June 16th, for example, there will be a “Summer Birthday Bash” with special guest
Muddonna of the Toledo Mud Hens.
“We are looking for college students to help in this and other programs and there will
be some type of compensation in addition to the enriching experiences the college
students will receive. Anyone interested should call me at 419-243-1289, ext. 110,” said
Rivera.
Rivera’s parents hail from San Antonio but they moved to Findlay in 1978. She has
remained in the area since.
Shown in the above photo is Andreanna Rivera with her two nephews, Andrew and
Anthony Lanagan.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR:
a high quality, affordable
Toddler and Preschool Care
Summer Camp?
Register now at the Catholic Club!
State Licensed
Open 7 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Breakfast, Lunch & Snacks
Swimming for ages 3+
Large indoor play space
Lots of individual attention
from our professional,
caring teachers
Open to children
ages 18 months – 14 years
Weekly rates as low as $87.00
3 field trips each week for
school-age children
Financial assistance available!
Mention this ad and receive
50% OFF 1st Week Fee
off your first month!
Catholic Club
1601 Jefferson Ave. Toledo, OH
419.243.7255
Open To Everyone!
REQUIREMENTS
Age
Education
Residency
21-34 Years Old
Must have high school diploma or GED at time of application
Must be a resident of the City of Toledo within six month of appointment
POLICE PAY RATES
Effective July 1, 2004
Police
Police
Police
Police
Police
Officer Trainee
Officer Probationary
Officer 1 Year
Officer 2 Years
Officer Full Rate
Hourly Rate
Daily Rate
$18.974
$20.160
$21.347
$22.532
$23.718
$151.80
$161.28
$170.77
$180.25
$189.74
Bi-weekly Rate
$1,517.92
$1,612.82
$1,707.72
$1,802.54
$1,897.44
Annual Rate
$39,466.00
$41,933.42
$44,400.84
$46,866.14
$49,333.56
Call 419.936.3850 or visit www.toledopolice.com
May/mayo 19, 2004
La Prensa Deportes
Page 9
Fans, players, and members of La Liga de Las Americas enjoy Sunday soccer at
Schneider Soccer Complex in south Toledo, including Javier Cobian (center bottom
photo) and Manuel Zapata (bottom right photo).
La Liga de Las Americas
Juego 6 (Winner in bold)
mayo 16
Equipo
Score Equipo
Horario
Cpo
Michigan
2, 3 Furia Azteca
10:00
1
Latinos
3, 1 Deportivo Monroe 10:00
2
Deportivo Ixtlan
6, 0 Deportivo Wauseon 12:00
1
Atletico Central
3, 1 Manchester
12:00
2
Fremont
8, 1 Zorros
2:00
1
Toledo S. Club
9, 1 Guadalupe
2:00
2
—Results compiled by Geronimo Aranda, Secretary & Treasurer, La Liga
THE ONE STOP
FOR ALL YOUR
SOCCER NEEDS!
Specializing in Outfitting
Teams and Clubs.
Juego 7 (to be played)
Equipo
Equipo
Deportivo Ixtlan
vs Fremont
Guadalupe
vs Atletico Central
Toledo S. Club
vs Latinos
Furia Azteca
vs Deportivo Monroe
Michigan
vs Manchester
Deportivo Wauseon vs Zorros
Liga Las Americas
Standings May 16, 2004
Grupo 1
Toledo S Club
Furia Azteca
Dep. Ixtlan
Dep. Wauseon
Guadalupe
Michigan
5W-1L-0T
3G-3P-0E
2-4-0
2-4-0
1-3-2
0-4-2
July 18th
Jorge Sánchez, Owner
313-584-8584
Fax: 586-746-1075
8220 Michigan Ave.
Detroit, MI 48210
jorgesan1@juno.com
Mostrando este cupón
obtendran el
15%
de descuento
Life Style Soccer
Phone: (313) 584-8584 • 8220 Michigan Ave., Detroit, MI
Se Habla Español
mayo 23
Cpo
1
2
1
2
1
2
—Results compiled by Geronimo Aranda
Latino
Scholarship Día
5436 W. Vernor Hwy.
Detroit, MI 48209
313.841.8412
Horario
10:00
10:00
12:00
12:00
2:00
2:00
Toledo Mud Hens
vs.
Durham Bulls
$10 tickets now on sale for
Latino Scholarship Day
Tickets are now on sale for
the 2 nd Annual Latino
Scholarship Day with the
Toledo Mud Hens, scheduled
for Sunday, July 18, 2004, at
2:00PM. Contact Rico at
419-870-6565 or Bob Salazar
at 419-893-6227 ext. 7160.
Sponsored by La Prensa & the
Spanish American Organization
Grupo 2
Latinos 5W-1L-0T
Fremont 3G-1P-2E
Dep. Monroe 3-1-2
Atletico Central 3-2-1
Manchester 3G-2P-1E
Zorros 1-5-0
Lottery Results for Saturday,
May 15, 2004 with payout
amount for Ohio
OHIO
Mid-day Pick 3
Mid-day Pick 4
Pick 3
Pick 4
Buckeye 5
Super Lotto Plus
Kicker
9-8-5
$115,529
9-5-4-6
$63,000
8-4-3
$235,349
7-5-9-1
$150,400
15-18-28-35-37 $60,136
23-29-32-35-37-47 +48 $12 Million
3-8-7-8-2-9
$188,930
MICHIGAN
WinFall
Michigan Roll Down
Daily 3 Eve
Daily 3 Mid
Daily 4 Eve
Daily 4 Mid
04-14-18-19-21-43
12-19-29-32-33
6-4-6
2-7-3
7-8-4-0
9-0-5-4
INDIANA
Daily 3 Evening
Daily 3 Midday
Daily 4 Evening
Daily 4 Midday
Hoosier Lotto
Lucky 5 Evening
Lucky 5 Midday
Powerball
5-0-3
7-0-3
8-4-6-3
9-5-9-3
4-7-19-25-26-42
3-10-11-31-32
1-15-21-32-35
1-26-27-43-46 PB31, PP 2
Página 10
La Prensa
Register to Vote!
May/mayo 19, 2004
El
Mexicano
Used Auto Parts
• Partes de auto usadas
• Reparaciones mayores y menores
• gruas
• estimación gratis
• laminado y pinturas
—Fabian Aguilar,
Powell
rio
303 S. Dix Hwy.,
Detroit MI (cerca del puente)
303 S. Dix Hwy.
313.743.7347
• Live Mariachi Music in June, 6-9PM •
SUNDAY:
Children’s Menu is FREE
(Served to children under 10 years of agc)
6 Pack Coronitas $6.25
DRINK SPECIALS:
TUESDAY: AMERICAN BEER, $1.49 & IMPORTED BEER $2.00.
MARGARITAS HALF OFF AFTER 1:00PM ON MONDAYS ONLY!
LUNCH SPECIALS: MON-TUES, BUY ANY LUNCH AT $3.99
(fajitas and carnitas not included)
HAPPY HOUR: Orange, Peach, Rasberry MARGARITAS $2.99
(glass size is 12 oz., from 2PM to 5PM)
Happy Hour all Day Monday!
Happy Hour 2:00-7:00PM all other days!
Every Day From
11:00AM-2:30PM
Margaritas
$1.49
Domestic Beer
$1.49
Imported Beer
$2.00
Happy Hour all Day Monday!
Happy Hour 2:00-7:00PM all other days!
Mention La Prensa when you dine with us & receive discount!
El Rodeo, 5125 Monroe Street, Toledo, Ohio 43623. 419-843-5558
July 18th
Latino
Scholarship Día
NUEVO BILINGUAL SERVICE CENTER
María E. Ruvalcaba
Notary Public
Spanish & English as 2nd
Language Classes for Children
& Adults/Any kind of
Document Translation
Hours/Horas:
Sun-Thur: 11:00AM to 10:00PM
Fri-Sat: 11:00AM to 10:30PM
Bar Open to Midnight on Fri-Sat
Happy Hour all day Monday!
Enjoy the Mexican atmosphere!
Enjoy the Mexican cuisine!
Email:
nuevobilingual@dundee.net
68 N. Roessler St.
Monroe MI 48162
Phone (734) 241-3317
Fax (734) 241-3326
Cell (734) 915-7006
Toledo Mud
Hens
vs.
Durham Bulls
Tickets on sale
soon.
Sponsored by La Prensa & the
Spanish American Organization
Open 7 days • 9:00AM-10:00PM
1244 Broadway, Toledo • 419-244-4601 • Fax: 244-4602
• Fax any news items to: 419.241.5774 • Email any news items to: laprensa1@yahoo.com
La Prensa
May/mayo 19, 2004
Page 11
Parking Lot Party for: ANITA LÓPEZ
Candidate for Lucas County Recorder
Sat., May 22, 4:00-9:00PM, 2620 Airport Hwy., Toledo. Call 419-351-1521 or 392-0208
Phil Barbosa, Virginia Ortega, Al Longoria, Simon Rodríguez, and Rico Neller
meet to discuss the commemoration of César E. Chávez by city and county officials
and the appropriate venues. All interested parties, desiring to be part of such a
group, please contact Virginia at 419-474-6234 or Rico at 419-870-6565.
Guess who, where, and when? Hints: Detroit, Dix Hwy, and Tapatio.
THE MEXICAN COMMUNITY IS
GROWING. TRY ONE OF THE
MEXICAN
MEXICAN RESTAURANT
RESTAURANT
Lunch Special every day ~ Lunche Especial, lunes-viernes
$2.95
BEST NEW RESTAURANTS!
Best of Detroit 2002-2003
OPEN:
11:00AM to 3:00PM
Sunday-Thursday 9AM - 11PM
Friday-Saturday 9AM - 12 Midnight
7278 Dix. • Detroit, MI 48209
7620 W. Vernor Hwy.
Hours/Horarios:
Detroit MI 48209
M-F (l-v): 8:00AM to 11:00PM
Sat/sáb-Sun (d): 8:00AM to 12:00AM
(313) 841-3315 • Fax # (313) 841-3015
From I-94
Exit #212A Livernois
Take Livernois south to
W.Vernor west (right) stay to
the right merge onto DIX.
MiPueblo is on the right!
313.842.5668
N-75
W
a
t
e
r
m
a
n
C
e
n
t
r
a
l
W. Vernor Hwy
S Exit 45
p
r
i
n
g
w
e
l
l
s
N
From I-75
Exit #46 Livernois Take Dragoon West to W. Vernor west
(left) stay to the right merge onto
DIX. MiPueblo is on the right!
•Over 2,500 subscribers receive the digital version of La Prensa every week gratis. E-mail laprensa1@yahoo.com to subscribe•
La Prensa Events
Página 12
Bailes y La
Música
By Rico
OHIO:
Toledo:
Club Mystique, 3122
Airport Hwy [formerly The
Atrium], with salsa, merengue, & hip hop; Thurs is
College ID Night; DJ on
Thur. & Fri., DJ Tony Rios
on Sat.; no cover before
10:00PM;
call
419.704.5108.
Las Palmas Nightclub,
3247 Stickney Ave; Live
bands most Saturdays; call
419.726.8469.
The Connection,
3126 Lagrange St., live
Tejano bands every Sat; DJ
Lady Di on Fri.
419.242.2924.
MICHIGAN:
Adrian:
Brass Lantern, 223
Hwy; every Saturday with
Lady Di.
Detroit:
Detour Lounge, 1824
Springwells Street; every
Friday night; Baile Cumbia;
free cumbia lessons; DJ
Manolito; cumbia, salsa,
ranchera,
merengue;
313.849.0900.
Club International,
6060 W. Fort Street; weekly
Saturday entertainment;
313.995.4938.
Half Past 3, 2554 Grand
River, Sat: Latin Dance
Parties with DJ Cisco;
salsa,
merengue,
bachata;free salsa lessons;
ladies free before 10PM;
313.304.8953
and
248.756.4821.
www.danceindetroit.com.
Los Galanes, 3362
Bagley St., every Friday and
Saturday, Latino music;
313.554.4444.
Luna Pier: Luna Pier
Ballroom; most Saturday
nights; El Baile Grande, 10
p.m. to 3 a.m. Call
734.848.4326.
Pontiac:HEAT, Pike St.
& N. Saginaw St., Fri; at the
main level: salsa, merengue, bachata & Latin
House music by DJ Cisco &
Alfredo; in the Hookah
Lounge: flamenco, reggae,
&
Arabic
music.
248.756.4821
or
www.salsadetroit.com.
Royal Oak: Thurs; Sky
Club, 401 S. Lafayette;
doors open at 8 p.m. with
free dance lessons at 8:15
p.m; 21 and over; proper
attire; 586.254.0560.
Utica:Argentine Tango
Detroit, 7758 Auburn Road;
Tango
on
Fri;
586.254.0560.
Ypsilanti:
Club Metro, 2275
Ellsworth Street; Friday is
salsa, merengue, bochata
night; Sun. is Mexican night
with The best in música
latina with DJ Miguel,
9:00PM-2:00AM. May
21: Grupo Salvaje de
Puerto Rico. Must be 18
years of age or older.
Call: 734.434.0800.
Have entertainment?
Call Rico at:
419.870.6565 or
313.729.4435, or fax
info to: 419.241.5774,
or email to
laprensa1@yahoo.com.
Spanish
Church
Services:
OHIO:
Toledo:
Evangelical Assemblies
of God
705 Lodge
Toledo, Ohio 43609
Pastor Moses Rodríguez
Miér., 7:00 p.m.
Dom., 11:00 a.m.
419-385-6418
First Spanish Church of God
1331 E. Broadway
Toledo, Ohio 43605
Dom., 10:00 a.m.& 5:00 p.m.
Mier. & Vier., 7:00 p.m.
Sab., 6:00 p.m.
419-693-5895
Iglesia Bautista
El Buen Pastor
521 Spencer Road
Toledo, Ohio 43609
Rev. Dr. Alberto Martínez
Berna Aguilar, Youth Pastor
Miér., 6:00 p.m.
Sab., 6:00 p.m.
Dom., 10:15 a.m., 11:20 a.m.,
6:00 p.m.
419-381-2648
Iglesia Nueva Vida
2025 Airport Hwy
Toledo, Ohio 43609
Pastor Titular: Josué
Rodríguez
Pastor Asociado: José
Rosario
Servicio de adoración:
Domingos 12:30 p.m.
419-382-0954
La Primera Iglesia Bautista
628 Elm Street
corner of Elm & Erie
Toledo, Ohio 43604
Pastor Titular: J. Truett Fogle
Pastor Asociado: Jesus
Segovia
Escuela dominical: 10:00
a.m.
Culto de adoración: 11:00
a.m.
Los cultos son bi-lengual
419-241-1546
SS. Peter & Paul
728 Guadalupe Street
Toledo, Ohio 43609
Fr. Richard Notter
Dom., 12:00 p.m. [en
español]
419-241-5822
Lorain:
Sacred Heart Chapel
4301 Pearl Ave.
Lorain OH
Rev. William A. Thaden
Sister Theresa Stegman,
Sister Elisea Bonano
440-277-7231
Dom., 8:00AM & Noon
Lun., jueves, vier. 9:30AM
Mier., 6:30PM
Sáb., 6:00PM
Cleveland:
Inglesia Nueva Vida
3510 W. 41th St.
Cleveland OH 44109
Rev. José Reyes
216-322-0002
Dom., 11:00AM
Michigan:
Primera Iglesia Hispana
de Monroe
Alianza Cristiana y
Misionera
Pastor Jesse Morales
317 E. Front St.
Monroe, Michigan 48161
Dom., 1:30 p.m.
Mar. & Jue., 7:00 p.m.
734-848-4271
Primera Iglesia Bautista
Hispana
3495 Livernois Street
Detroit, Michigan 48210
Pastor Titular: Carlos Liese
Pastor Asociado: Elí Garza
Estudio Bíblico: Miér., 7:00 p.m.
Escuela Dominical: 10:00 a.m.
Culto de Adoración: Dom.,
11:00 a.m.
313-894-7755
Nueva Creación United
Methodist Church
270 Waterman St. Detroit MI
Services: Juev. at 7:00 p.m.
& domingo a 5:30 p.m.
Spanglish
Radio
Programs
Ohio:
LatinoMix
WJZE
97.3FM, The Fox
with
Carla, Tony Rios, and
Rico Pico
Toledo, OH
domingo, 8:00 p.m. to
10:00 p.m.
419-241-1944
WNZN 89.1FM
La Onda Cultural Latina
Lorain, OH
Lun-vier., 9:00AM-5:00PM
May/mayo 19, 2004
LA PRENSA’S CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
1 de mayo al junio 26/May 1 to June 26: El público está invitado a la exhibición
de “Como Ventanas atravez del Tiempo: La fotografía de Julio Perazza”; en la
Galería de Bagley Housing Assn; photo exhibit of photography of Julio Perazza on
display at the Bagley Housing Assn., 2715 Bagley. 313.964.5942.
Any listings? Contact Rico at 419-870-6565 or 313-729-4435. Always call ahead
before going to any event in case of last minute time changes.
Obituaries
MARY L. CAMARGO
Mary L. Camargo, age 73, of Toledo, died Friday, May 14, 2004, surrounded by her loving family
at Flower Memorial Hospital. Mary was born on Wednesday, January 7, 1931, in Seguin, Texas
to Isidro and Prudenciana (Garcia) Rodríquez. Mary was employed as a LPN with Mercy Medical
Center as an emergency room nurse, retiring in 1987 after 26 years. She was a member of the Sts.
Peter and Paul Altar and Rosary Society, enjoyed cooking and spending time with her family.
Mary was preceded in death by her parents, beloved husband of 47 years, Paul Camargo”1998;”
sister, Socorro Martínez and son-in-law, Thomas P. Dugan. Surviving are her daughter, Cynthia
Dugan; sons, Ronald (Mary), Martin (Darlene), Chris and Deland Camargo; brothers, Tony,
Santos and Joseph Rodríquez; 12 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren.
BGU 88.1 FM,
La Unica with Freddy
Gutiérrez, Andres Alvarez,
Maribel,
& Geraldo Rosales
Bowling Green, OH
domingo, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
419-372-2826
WFOB 1430 AM
with Freddy G
Fostoria, sábado,
4-6 p.m. & con
Sylvester Duran
Dom., 8:30 to 10 a.m.
WLFC 88.3 FM
Findlay, OH
viernes,
6:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Michigan:
WLEN 103.9 FM
Adrian, MI
domingo,
1:00 to 4:30 p.m.
WQTE 95.3 FM
with Lady Di
Adrian, MI
dom.,3:00 to 8:00 p.m.
517-265-9500
WKMK 1440 AM
La Explosiva
“La que se escribe
con rojo’”
con Batman y Paquita
de la Vernor
Detroit, MI
lunes a sab., 3:00 p.m. to 6 p.m.
lunes a viernes, 5:00 a.m. to 7 a.m.
WCAR 1090 AM
Detroit, MI
sábado,
noon to 5:00 p.m.
dom., noon to 4:00 p.m.
WDTR 90.9 FM
Caribe Serenade
Detroit, MI
Ozzie Rivera
sábado
6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
1160 AM
La K Onda
Detroit, MI
Luis Hernández
cada día
6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Editor’s Note:
Churches or Radio, with
Spanish dialogue, desiring to be included in these
directories should e-mail
the information to Rico, c/
o laprensa1@yahoo.com,
or fax to 419.241.5774,
or call 419.870.6565 or
313.729.4035. Gracias!
BALDEMAR “BC” CANTU
Baldemar “BC” Cantu, 70 years, of Grand Rapids, Ohio, died Wednesday, May 12, 2004,
in his home.
A Veteran of the U.S. Air Force, BC worked for Strong Electric Inc. for 32 years and then
with the U.S. Post Office for 15 years until his retirement. He was also a member of St. Patrick’s
Church of Providence at Grand Rapids, Ohio.
He is survived by his wife, Frances; daughters, Sylvia Cantu and Bee (Matthew) Huss and
son, Richard Cantu. His grandchildren are Joseph, Sophia, Melinda, Isabel and Michael. Also
surviving are his brothers, Tony, Lupe and Genaudo Cantu and sisters, Lala Givilancz, Connie
Garza, Connie Cantu and Estella Salazar.
DEBOHNI ESPINOZA
Debohni Sarahi Espinoza, beloved infant of Mario Espinoza and Connie Guel, was called
to heaven on May 11, 2004. Besides her loving parents Debohni is survived by her 8 brothers
and sisters. Also surviving are her grandparents; Carlos Espinoza, Belma López, Sylvia
Sauceda Escobar and Jaime Escobar along with many aunts and uncles.
FRANCISCO ESTRADA
Francisco Estrada, 55, of Toledo, Ohio, passed away on Friday, May 14, 2004, in Hospice
of Northwest Ohio’s Toledo Center. Mr. Estrada was born September 25, 1948, in Toledo to
Francisco and Augustina (Rocha) Estrada Sr. Francisco was a U.S. Marines veteran of the
Vietnam War. He was employed for many years as a truck driver. Mr. Estrada was a member
of Good Shepherd Catholic Church and V.F.W. Post #2510.
Surviving are his mother, Augustina; sons, Frank Smith, Shayne Estrada, Frank Estrada III;
daughters, Daniella Estrada, Ashley Estrada; brother, Antonio (Cherri) Estrada; sisters, Maria
Angela (Larry) Middlebrook, Evangelina Stoner, Sylvia Rodríquez, Lauria Slowinski, Carolina (Ramon) Flores; grandchildren, Ashley Smith, Autumn Smith, Adriana Estrada, Angelo
Estrada, Anthony Estrada.
CONCERT INFORMATION
For the Palace of Auburn Hills in Auburn Hills, Mich., the DTE Energy Music Theatre
(formerly Pine Knob) in Clarkston, Mich., and Meadow Brook Music Festival, in
Rochester Hills, Mich., contact Palace Sports and Entertainment, 248-377-0100, or
online at www.palacenet.com. Other venues: Gund Arena, Cleveland, 216-420-2200.
Blossom Music Center in Cuyahoga Falls, 1-888-225-6776. Germain Amphitheatre,
Columbus (formerly Polaris Amphitheatre), 614-431-2200. Schottenstein Center, Columbus, 1-800-273-6201. Joe Louis Arena and Cobo Arena, Detroit, 313-983-6616. Fox
Theatre, Detroit, 313-471-6616. TICKET INFORMATION: Most concert tickets can
be purchased through Ticket Master, 419-474-1333, or www.ticketmaster.com
Escuche
LatinoMix
cada domingo,
8-10PM con
Carla, Tony, &
Rico Pico
97.3FM
HERBALIFE
100%
Pierda hasta 20 libras
en poco tiempo con
nuestras opciónes,
pierda peso con
resultados
permanentes.
Oportunidades de
trabajo.
Llame a Laura:
313.550.4931
Ofelia’s
Perfumería,
Joyería,
Perfumes, &
Mary Kay
también!
419-704-2773
AVON
Need Extra Money?
Join Avon today.
Representatives
needed for this area!
Only $10 to start! Call
Sanya, Ind. Sales
Rep. 419-242-4416
or Email:
sratajczak@sbcglobal.net
Se habla español
Metro Night Entertainment
Presenta
Viernes: Salsa, Merengue, Bachata,
Reggeton
Domingos: Noche Mexicana
with DJ Miguel
(734) 904-4893 or (734) 434-0800
CLUB METRO
Exit 181A from (94) Detroit
Exit 181B from Ann Arbor
A un Lado Big Lots
• ¡e-Prensa! Over 2,500 subscribers receive the electronic version of La Prensa every week gratis. Email laprensa1@yahoo.com to subscribe •
La Prensa
May/mayo 19, 2004
Latino soldier who refused further military
Breves
(Continued from Page 2)
service in Iraq many enemies were we fight- felt the way he did? Mejia is the del
país por fuerzas
(Continued from Page 1)
problem to U.S. military commanders who have not had any
combat experience.
“You get a typical infantry
officer who has spent 15 or 20
years in the military and is lacking in experience and in training. They are not to blame entirely. As long as they mean
well, I can forgive that.
Nobody’s perfect. But the lack
of military experience weighs
heavily on their careers. If they
are a colonel who has not had
any military experience in 20
years, they know they will never
make general.
“So we had field commanders doing things that were completely against the things we
learned as infantrymen. These
included letting us spend too
much time in one place, doing
things that were predictable, and
doing everything in our power
to expose ourselves so that the
enemy would come out and start
a firefight,” explained Mejia.
“The goal was for us to come
back with enough wounded and
maybe a couple dead that would
make us look good and maybe
even earn a couple of Purple
Hearts. Our field officer’s goal
was just to get medals. As a staff
sergeant, I knew enough not to
do the things we were told to do.
Even privates knew that much
on some of our missions. It all
began to make me wonder how
ing here?” Meija said.
“I remember my first combat experience with my squad
in Iraq. We were ambushed, but
we all made it out of the ambush alive and well. When we
returned to our base, our commander told us he wished we
had stayed and fought. I told
him it had been an ambush, and
the idea is to keep on moving
until you get out of the kill
zone. But he told us we had sent
the wrong message and that the
Iraqis would think we were
afraid,,,that was more important to him than the fact that we
had made it out of the friggin’
ambush alive,” said Mejia.
“This had been a well
planned ambush. They blew a
whistle and a bomb in the
middle of the road went off and
almost took out our lead
Humvee. It was 3 a.m. and they
were up on the rooftops shooting down at us. We didn’t know
if they had mortars, and we
didn’t stay around to find out.
“There was a total disregard for the dignity of life, not
just of Iraqis, but of our own
lives as U.S. soldiers. And that
weighed heavily on my life
and conscience. These people
(U.S. commanders) would have
us do just about anything to
get a medal. And it was bad
enough that the reasons we
were even there were all lies,”
said Mejia.
Were there any others who
first soldier from the Iraq war to
publicly refuse further military
service and to face these charges.
“If they did, they really
didn’t say it. But there was a lot
of unhappiness [among the
troops]. It wasn’t so much for
political or moral reasons.
People just wanted to go home.
Those who expressed views that
were somewhat critical are now
all back at home again. But I
know there are other dissenters
and they support me,” said
Mejia, who said he knows he
can not talk to his former comrades because “everything I say
will be used against me.”
Mejia recounted the story
of one soldier, now in Canada,
who filed his paperwork to be
granted CO status. “But the
Army said they lost his application and they sent him to Afghanistan and then turned
down his application. Eight
months later, they sent him back
to Iraq. They said they were
processing his request, but in
reality, they were just going
through the motions.”
Editor’s Note: Spec. Jeremy
Sivits from Hyndman, Pa., goes
on trial May 19th, criminally
charged with abusing Iraqi detainees at Baghdad’s Abu
Ghraib prison. Further implicated in the abuse scandal are
Spec. Megan M. Ambuhl, Sgt.
Javal S. Davis, SS Ivan L.
Frederick III, and Pfc Lynndie
R. England.
HOURS:
505 W. Cross St.
Ypsilanti MI 48197
Mon-Wed: 11AM to 2AM
Th to Sun: 11AM to 3AM
Free Pickup & Delivery
Full taquería menu!
734-544-4412
Fax: 734-544-4418
JESUS QUIJAS
la ocupación?, se preguntó. «El
fin de la ocupación
¿significará la retirada de las
tropas estadounidenses?»
El ministro iraquí de
Planificación Mehdi Hafed se
manifestó de acuerdo con
varios de los argumentos de
Moussa.
«Estamos de acuerdo con
usted acerca de la necesidad de
poner fin a la ocupación, pero
para lograr eso tenemos que
colaborar estrechamente: sin
nuestros amigos y nuestros
hermanos árabes no podemos
tener éxito», dijo.
Agregó que Irak estaba
«abierto a todo el mundo, pero
el terrorismo está en acción allí
y algunos países de la región
interfieren en Irak». No entró en
detalles, pero agregó que “con
atentados suicidas no podemos
deshacernos de la ocupación”.
• Salsa
• Merengue
• y más
Book our VIP Room for your Parties or meetings
$1 Off
with this clipped AD
3122 Airport Hwy, Toledo
419-389-0352
SPECIALS
$1 OFF
$2 OFF
$2 OFF
Fullset
Reg. $26 & up
M-Wed only
Exp. 6-30-04
Fill-Ins
Reg. $16 & up
M-Wed only
Exp. 6-30-04
Hours: M-Sat, 10AM-8PM
Spa Pedicure $30
Reg. Pedicure $25
M-Wed only
Exp. 6-30-04
Con experiencia en todo
clase de torsadurdas del
cuerpo y masajes
8090 Lane
Detroit MI 48209
Cell: 313.574.4723
Tele: 313.849.4419
419.382.3122
Phone: (313)
Phone: (313)
Phone: (313)
Fax: (313)
PROFESSIONAL NAIL CARE CENTER
4050 Airport Hwy.
Toledo, Ohio
841-9967
849-1330
849-0194
849-2222
Servicio de autobus a diferentes partes de Mexicos
Horas: l-v: 10AM-7PM; sab: 10AM-6PM; dom: 11AM-3PM
1938 Campbell Street
Detroit, MI 48209
Appointments Available
Monday-Saturday, 10:00AM-7:00PM
Construction Resources
Mecanico de huesos
Anginas, enpachos, vilis,
espinillas, y esterelidad
El secretario de Estado
Colin Powell dijo en su
discurso inaugural del foro
que lo que está en juego en
Irak es algo “de mucho valor
para todos nosotros”.
«Por eso es que debemos
colaborar» en un programa
para transferir la autoridad a
las iraquíes, agregó.
Hafed dijo que los
principales retos de Irak son
«la inestabilidad y la falta de
seguridad» que han afectado
el país tras el desplome del
régimen de Saddam Hussein
en marzo del año pasado.
Otros retos incluyen el fin
de la ocupación, la
reconstrucción de las
instituciones iraquíes, el
restablecimiento de la
soberanía y la eliminación
«del legado del antiguo regimen», concluyó.
Sexy Nails
TAQUERIA JALISCO
The Real Mexican Food
encabezadas por Estados
Unidos. «La familia árabe
pide que se le permita ayudar
en la reconstrucción...Irak es
uno de nosotros y continuará
siéndolo».
Describió la situación de
Irak como una «gran confusion» y recalcó que no hay
«soluciones a medias para
ese problema».
Moussa cuestionó el
papel de las Naciones
Unidas, que se espera tome
un papel en la reconstrucción
de Irak después de que los
Estados Unidos entregue el
poder a las autoridades locales a fines de junio.
«¿Será un papel genuino
o servirá sólo para encubrir»
Page 13
of Greater Toledo
The Famous Corner
Margarita, Manager
2821 Pearl Avenue
Lorain OH 44055
(440) 277-5959
Fax: (440) 240-1912
Auto Super Express
419.729.9305
Ask for José Manuel
710 New York St.
Toledo OH 43611
• Tune-ups
• Transmissions
• Overhauls
• Fuel Pumps
• Diagnostics
• Oil changes
• Tire problems
Corey Werr
P. O. Box 369
Toledo, Ohio
43697
Phone: 419-514-4929
Fax: 419-380-9963
constructionresources@hotmail.com
Ta q u e r í a A. S a l a z a r
Specializing in
Tamales & Tacos
Horarios:
lunes-sáb: 7AM-8PM
domingos: cerrado
944 E. Beecher St.
Adrian MI 49221
517.265.6477
Oswaldo Vilela, MD
2723 Navarre, Suite 203
Oregon, Ohio 43616
Ginecologo - Obstetra
Call 419.697.4281
Hablamos Español
Recibimos Pacientes Nuevos
Sin Seguro. Precios especiales.
• Authentic Mexican Food: El Vaquero • 2 area locations to serve you • El Vaquero • 419.872.1230 or 419.536.0471 •
La Prensa - Negocios
Página 14
May/mayo 19, 2004
Concluyó reunión entre México y EEUU;
Comercio fue tema central
Por WILL WEISSERT
GUADALAJARA,
México (AP): El comercio
fue el tema central de una
reunión de dos días entre
senadores y legisladores de
México y Estados Unidos
que concluyó el sábado.
La delegación mexicana
mostró su gran malestar por
los subsidios agrícolas de
Estados Unidos, que según
ellos impiden que los
campesinos mexicanos
compitan en igualdad de
condiciones con sus colegas
del norte y señalaron que
violan el espíritu del Tratado
de Libre Comercio de
América del Norte (TLC).
Los
legisladores
estadounidenses, tanto del
Partido Republicano como
del Demócrata, dijeron que
Washington estaba dispuesto
a reducir y eliminar los
subsidios, pero únicamente
negociaría en la mesa de la
Organización Mundial del
Comercio, para lograr un
acuerdo que eliminara las
ayudas en escala global.
“Nosotros eliminaremos
todos nuestros subsidios
cuando el mundo elimine los
suyos”, dijo el representante
Charles Stenholm. «El
mundo tiene al año 300.000
millones de dólares en
subsidios. Nosotros tenemos
19.000 millones».
El jefe de la delegación
estadounidenses,
el
representante Jim Kolbe, dijo
que «nuestro objetivo es
eliminar
todos
los
subsidios», pero «no lo
haremos de forma unilateral».
La
delegación
estadounidense estuvo
compuesta de tres senadores
y ocho representantes.
El senador mexicano Jesús
Ortega dijo que tanto él como
otros líderes mexicanos
mostraron su preocupación
por las nuevas medidas
estadounidenses en su lucha
contra el bioterrorismo.
Ortega dijo que miles de
exportadores mexicanos
podrían verse abocados al
fracaso porque no pudieron
cumplir con los requisitos
más legales.
Dijo entender que Estados
Unidos tenga derecho a defender su territorio, pero estas
medidas no deberían ser
«enemigas
del
libre
comercio».
Otros temas que se
abordaron fueron el de la
inmigración y la seguridad
fronteriza.
Desde 1960, legisladores
de ambos países tienen este
tipo de reunión una vez al
año.
En una rueda de prensa
conjunta con Kolbe, el
legislador Francisco Barrio,
director de la delegación de
México, dijo que no siempre
las dos partes se entendían.
«En ciertas ocasiones la
delegación mexicana ha
expresado su desacuerdo con
los americanos y lo hicimos
de una forma respetuosa pero
franca», dijo Barrio.
La mayoría de los
participantes de ambos países
dijeron que apoyarían
esfuerzos legislativos para
reducir el peligro de la frontera,
por la que cruzan cientos de
miles de personas cada año, y
no siempre con fortuna.
IMMIGRATION PROBLEMS?
Preguntas o problemas de
Inmigración
Hablamos español
Owners Steve and Fabian Black are all smiles with the opening of Salsa Mexican
Grill, located at 614 Adams Street in downtown Toledo.
SOPA DE LETRAS
GRUPEROS
Q
W
A
S
R
S
N
R
A
E
I
S
L
A
O
B
R
P
A
I
E
C
P
A
O
A
T
T
S
U
N
D
O
I
R
M
E
I
L
L
C
O
RAMONAYALA
CONTROL
DUELO
KPAZ
• Asylum
• Deportation
• Visas
• Family
• Business
D
O
G
M
D
E
R
L
E
A
I
A
P
K
I
L
A
O
O
A
D
L
G
T
D
V
A
D
V
I
N
T
C
N
O
M
E
R
M
C
L
Z
INTOCABLE
GRUPOVIDA
SOLIDO
O
D
E
G
E
D
A
I
D
E
A
N
O
A
EL RECODO
SELENA
MAZZ
U
P
E
D
L
F
Y
M
A
O
Z
R
O
K
R
U
S
A
E
D
O
A
Z
L
V
O
R
A
G
A
C
O
N
T
R
O
L
F
A
T
O
P
PALOMO
ANABARBARA
LIMITE
Have you seen this missing Latina?
Georgina DeJesus was last seen on April 2, 2004
near Lorain Avenue and 105th Street in Cleveland.
¡Consulta Gratis! Free Consultation
Pregunta por Erick Reyes
Georgina is 14 years old, 5’ 1” in height and
ABOGADA SVETLANA SCHREIBER
1370 Ontario St. #1228, Cleveland, Ohio 44113
www.immigration-greencards.com
216-621-7292
1-866-203-9388
weighs 135 pounds. Call the FBI if you have any
information as to her whereabouts.
“A runaway best seller”
With an average 11 to 1 return on investment,
nothing sells your business harder than
The Opportunity Pages®!
Fact: In Lorain, 84% of consumers use our book
more than any other directory*
The Opportunity Pages is used by consumers as many as nine
times a month. We wrote the book on how to increase your sales.
To learn more about advertising
in The Opportunity Pages,
call 1.800.226.5960 today!
P
O
L
V
R
P
E
Y
X
V
Z
T
M
P
opportunitypages.com
*Source: Marketing research telephone survey conducted January 2003 by W.F. Lewis Associates, Inc., a Dayton, Ohio marketing research firm. A total of 257 completed
questionnaires were obtained from the distribution area of the November 2002 CenturyTel Lorain Telephone Directory. 205 were from the local exchanges of 984, 985,
988, 986, 934, 937, 930, 933, 965, 203, 204, 233, 240, 242, 244, 245, 246, 277, 282, 288, 960, 989, 949, 963, and 967, while 150 were from the expanded
exchanges of 284, 322, 323, 324, 326, 328, 329, 365, 366, 236, 458, 327, 353, 355, 926, 774, 775, and 748. Statistical reliability of the sample is at the 95%
confidence level with a maximum range for error of plus or minus 5.2 percentage points for the total sample of 355, 6.8 percentage points for the local sample of 205,
and 8.0 percentage points for the expanded sample of 150. The Opportunity Pages is a registered trademark of CenturyTel. © 2004 CenturyTel
o
Lo ver No
ra ing w
in
Co all
un of
ty
!
c
May/mayo 19, 2004
WNBA plays
first game
outside
United States
MONTERREY,
Mexico (AP): Defending
WNBA champion Detroit
beat the San Antonio Silver Stars 75-57 Thursday
night in an exhibition
game, the first time teams
from the league played
outside the United States.
Allison Curtin scored 14
points for the Shock, who
went from worst to first in
winning the WNBA title
last season.
Detroit used a smothering defense to keep the Silver Stars off-balance all
night, building a 10-point
lead early.
Adrienne Goodson,
LaToya Thomas and Gwen
Jackson each had eight
points for San Antonio.
The Silver Stars, heading into their second season in San Antonio, were
plagued by poor outside
shooting.
LaTonya
Johnson hit the team’s only
3-pointer with 11 minutes
remaining and it cut the
Shock’s lead to 10 points.
Monterrey, like most of
northern México, is known
for its devotion to baseball.
Nevertheless, 13,000 fans
were in the 17,000-seat
Monterrey arena.
League officials hope
Thursday’s game will serve
as a springboard to attract a
new and enthusiastic fan
base to both men’s and
women’s NBA teams in this
city, 300 miles south of San
Antonio.
“There have been 16
NBA games played in
Mexico City and this arena
would be ideal to expand
our fan base to other major
Mexican cities,” said
Agustin Pineyrua, a spokesman for NBA Latin
America.
The WNBA’s eighth season tips off May 20.
La Prensa Classifieds
Page 15
Iraqi says he is prisoner in
photo at center of Abu Ghraib
torture
By SCHEHEREZADE FARAMARZI
Associated Press Writer
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP): guards taking several phoSaddam Saleh says his U.S. tos of prisoners. Even
torturers told him he was one though he was hooded, he
of the hooded Iraqi prison- could hear the shutter click
ers shown in a picture stand- and sense the camera flash.
But it wasn’t until Graner
ing in a row as a grinning
female soldier pointed at showed him the photos that
their genitals. “This is your he realized that a woman
picture,” one of the guards guard—Pfc. Lynndie Entaunted him, displaying the gland—was posing in front
now infamous photo. “You of the naked prisoners.
Saleh blames his arrest
are the fattest one here and
on a misunderstanding and
that must be you.”
Saleh, 29, says he plans bad luck.
He went to the Iraqi poto attend Wednesday’s
court-martial of Army Spc. lice to report a suspicious
Jeremy Sivits—the first sol- vehicle. He was carrying a
dier to stand trial in the al- large amount of cash,
leged abuse of Iraqi inmates which he planned to use to
buy furniture for his wedat Abu Ghraib prison.
Saleh, who was released ding. Once they discovMarch 28 after four months ered the cash, the police
in Abu Ghraib, is the second got suspicious of him and
Iraqi to come forward and turned him over to the
identify himself in one of Americans.
The dark-haired, bluethe photographs that triggered international outrage eyed Saleh was no stranger
at the U.S. treatment of cap- to Abu Ghraib, located on
tives. The first was Haidar the western edge of
Sabbar Abed, who believes Baghdad. He was arrested
he was in a couple of the by the regime of Saddam
Hussein in 1999 and sent to
pictures.
Saleh, who speaks some Abu Ghraib because he tried
English, said he remembered to evade military service.
“I was tortured under
the names of his tormentors
and plans to file lawsuits Saddam, but the torture was
against them. The Army has much more preferable to this
already charged two of them, because they didn’t strip off
Cpl. Charles A. Graner and my clothes and make me
Staff Sgt. Ivan Frederick II. naked,” he said, pointing to
Besides Graner and scars on his neck.
Saleh said the torture at
Frederick, Saleh recalls others only by partial names or the hands of the Americans
nicknames: a sergeant began seven days after he
named Schneider, another arrived at the prison, when
named
Pearl,
and Graner put a bag on his head
“Nicolai”—one of the intel- and tied his hands in the
ligence officers who he says back.
“He pulled me by the
directed the torture in Cellblock I/A, where he spent all back of the neck and started
but one month of his time in hitting me with an iron bar,”
he said. “Then he threw me
Abu Ghraib.
“One of them wore glasses into a room.”
Saleh asked a fellow
and one urinated on me,”
Saleh told The Associated prisoner, whose hands were
Press on Saturday at the of- also tied behind his back,
fice of an Iraqi human rights to lift his hood with his
shoulder.
organization.
“I quickly told him to put
Saleh said he recalls
the hood back on,” Saleh
said. “I became hysterical. I
couldn’t believe what I saw.
Everyone was naked in the
Toledo, Ohio 43612
David Hernandez
Wood Co Humane Soc Garage Sale
Grandstand, Wood Co Fairgrds, BG.
May 27 & 28, 9a-6p, Sat. May 29, 9a-2p.
Donations accepted 5/24 & 5/25, 10a-7p,
5/26, 10a-6p at the fairgrds. NO large
appliances, console tvs or A/C accepted.
Interesting what we can train our minds to do
I cdnuolt blveiee taht I cluod aulaclty uesdnatnrd waht I was rdgnieg
THE PAOMNNEHAL PWEOR OF THE HMUAN MNID
Aoccdrnig to a rscheearch at Cmabrigde Uinervtisy, it deosn’t mttaer in waht oredr the
ltteers in a wrod are, the olny iprmoatnt tihng is taht the frist and lsat ltteer be in the rghit
pclae. The rset can be a taotl mses and you can sitll raed it wouthit porbelm. Tihs is bcuseae
the huamn mnid deos not raed ervey lteter by istlef, but the wrod as a wlohe.
Amzanig huh?
room. I never saw such a thing
under Saddam.”
After what seemed like
an hour, Graner returned and
led Saleh out of the room.
The American told him to
remove his orange prison
jumpsuit.
“I said ‘no.’ So he beat me
and forced me to take off my
clothes,” Saleh recalled. “He
made me stand on a box and
put my hands on my head.
Then he gave me a plastic
chair and made me hold it up
in the air by the legs.”
Saleh said he held the
chair so long that he became
disoriented and fell to the
floor.
“They were laughing at
me,” he said. “They threw
cold water on me to make me
get up.”
He said he was kept naked for 18 days.
Other measures included
making him sit on the floor
of his cell—No. 42—with
his arms and legs stretched
out through the iron bars
while deafening music
played on a stereo.
More frightening were
the dogs, a brown one and a
black one with its tail cut
off. Guards held them on
leashes as they snarled and
charged at the prisoners,
though none bit him, he
said.
“There was an intelligence officer named Steven
who had a goatee and was in
charge of the torture. He
would tell the torturers, ‘this
guy had enough or that guy
should be tortured more,’”
Saleh said.
After the inmates were
“softened up” by torture, the
interrogations began.
“One of the interrogators
was a guy by the name of
Carlos and there were Mrs.
Liz and Staff Sgt. Chris,” a
woman, he said.
They asked him about his
ties to al-Qaida or Abu
Musab Zarqawi, a Jordanian
the Americans blame for a
series of car-bombings here
and the murder of Nicholas
Berg, the young American
businessman decapitated on
a videotape posted on an alQaida-linked Web site.
To avoid more torture,
Saleh said he told his interrogators that he had ties to
al-Qaida. “I just wanted to
say that so they would execute me, kill me,” he said.
Apparently the interrogators realized he was lying
about terrorist links, because
they eventually released
him.
KITCHEN
HELP
NEEDED
FOR SALE
Kitchen help needed
in restaurant 608
Adams St.,Toledo,
8AM-3PM, M-F.
Call Najie
419-242-7462.
1993 Cadillac
De Ville with
215,000 miles.
$2,000.
Call
419.870.6565
FOR SALE
1976 Harley
Davidson
Sportster
motor cycle,
1100 engine.
Excellent
condition.
Low mileage.
$4,000.
Call 419-389-0240
Se buscan
músicos
para formar
un grupo
en las áreas
de Toledo y
Detroit.
Llama a
Ofelia al
419.704.2773
La Prensa Classifieds
Página 16
May/mayo 19, 2004
Administrative Assistant
FUND DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR
WGTE Public Broadcasting seeks a well-organized, technically skilled individual to provide customer service, clerical support and database maintenance. Candidate must be able to handle multiple
tasks, be proficient in Microsoft Access, Excel and
Word, and possess excellent communication skills.
Previous clerical and customer service experience
is required. Send your letter and résumé to:
Successful neighborhood non-profit with comprehensive and innovative revitalization strategies
is seeking a key part-time staff person to raise
funds. The ideal candidate will have a proven track
record in fund development as well as a desire to
“Save the World” One Block at a Time. We offer
flexible working hours and competitive salary and
benefits. For consideration send résumé to LDC,
3106 Lagrange Street, Toledo, OH. 43608. EOE
Businesses for Sale
Human Resources,
P.O. Box 30,
Toledo, OH 43614.
EOE/AA/ADA
Need an extra $36,000.00 a year?
Vending route for sale. 50 all cash
High traffic locations. Cost $5,000
1-800-568-1392 or
www.vendingthatworks.com
ENTREPRENEURS WANTED
Register to VOTE!
Accident & Injury
General Practice: Civil; Criminal; Workers Compensation; DUI;
Traffic; Social Security; Veterans Disability Claims
BRIAN M. RAMSEY
Attorney at Law
500 Madison Ave., Suite 525
Toledo, Ohio 43604
There are also ownership possibilities.
Send résumé or cv to:
La Prensa,
Attn: Rico
616 Adams Street
Toledo OH 43604
or fax to 1-419-241-5774
Phone: (419) 240-2100, Pager: (419) 640-1134 Fax: 243-4939
Para una consulta en español, llame a Monica González B.
10% Discount to
SENIOR CITIZENS
Only on Fabrics
Gavia Upholstery
Especializandoce en todo tipo de trabajos de
tapiceria • Antiguedades Restauradas
Todo tipos de mueble • 22 años de experiecia.
Josue Gavia
313.971.4258
La Prensa is seeking talented artists, cartoonists, salespersons, distributors, and writers in the
following geographic areas: Adrian, Monroe, Grand
Rapids, Lansing, Saginaw, Flint, & Pontiac in MI; &
Lorain, Cleveland, Columbus, & Cincinnati in OH.
The successful candidates will be aggressive,
energetic, and knowledgeable about Latino cultures,
business, and sales. Bilingual as to English/Spanish preferred. Must have valid driver’s license and
insurance.
5618 Fort St.
Detroit MI 48209
or email to laprensa1@yahoo.com
You can trust me with all your
insurance needs!
• Auto • Life
• Home • Health
Conexión de OportUNIDADes
Servicios:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Traducciones Certificadas
Traducciones Profesionales y Especializadas
Intépretes
Declaración de Impuestos (Income Taxes)
Notario Público
Inmigración y Naturalización
Fotografías
Asesoría para la Compra-Venta de Casas
Casamientos
Nuestras ubicaciones donde le
podremos ayudar:
• 4454 W. Vernor Hwy., Detroit MI
Tele: 313.554.0060 Fax: 313.554.0079
Horarios: 9AM-7PM lun-viernes, y 10AM5PM sáb-dom. Rapidez Atención Servicio!
• 8401 Wayne Rd., Holiday Plaza,
Westland MI—By appointment only
• 616 Adams St., Toledo OH
Danny Contreras Fundraiser
El Camino Real Restaurant
2500 W. Sylvania Street, Toledo
Like a good neighbor,
State Farm is there.
Romie Brown
Llama me a 419.480.1212
1837 W. Alexis Rd., ste. 2
Toledo, Ohio
Wednesday, May 19, 5:30-7:30PM
• Donation: $20.00 • Call 419-461-0028
TATE FUNERAL SERVICES
1020 E. Michigan Ave
Saline, MI 48176
Office: 734-429-9449
Direct: 734-669-4536
Cell: 734-395-8383
Fax: 734-429-9448
e-mail:
A Service of Excellence
Sales • Pre-Planning • Traditional
Mr. Robert O. Tate, Jr.
President/Director
Odella’s Wash Land
1003 Broadway
Toledo, Ohio 43609
Dorr & Collingwood
Toledo OH 43602
Open 7 days/ week,
8:00AM to 11:00PM
• Wash • Dry Cleaning
419.243.9549
• 1 mile from South End
• Free Soap/Jabón Gratis!
419.254.9307 Phone
419.254.9313 Fax
¡Jabón Gratis! ¡Jabón Gratis!
Taquería Cancun
Abogado
Mexican Restaurant
Enjoy our comida Mexicana!
1054 S. Main St.
Hours:
Adrian MI 49221 Sun-Thur: 11:00AM-9:00PM
517.265.2400
Fri-Sat: 11:00AM-10:00PM
¡Los sabrositos tacos de Adrian!
AZTECA TRAVEL
• Notario Público • Traducciones
• Vendedor de Latino DISH
MARIA GONZALEZ
419.385.1150
3831 GLENDALE . TOLEDO . OH. 43614
Olas Travel
& Translations
Charo Ledón
734-213-5396 Fax 734-222-6314
1900 W. Stadium Blvd. Suite A
Ann Arbor MI 48103
Mon-Fri 9:30aolastravel@hotmail.com
• The finest in Mexican dining: Mi Pueblo • 7278 Dix Hwy, Detroit • Mi Pueblo • 313.841.3315 •
La Prensa Classifieds
Mayo/mayo 19, 2004
Latino Scholarship Día
COORDINATOR
BUSINESS &
OPERATIONS
CHEMISTRY
Bowling Green
State University
July 18th
Sponsored by La Prensa & the
Spanish American Organization
TOLEDO MUD
HENS
vs.
DURHAM BULLS
Tickets on sale now!
Se Renta
Vendo
Apartamento
llamar al
tel: 419.246.9548
con el
Sr. Armando
Mini van, coche o
station wagon.
Baratos.
Tel: 419.246.9548.
Sr. Armando.
To plan, coordinate,
and direct the business
and Chemical Stockroom staff activities for
the Chemistry Department. Responsible for
fiscal and budgetary affairs, personnel matters,
operational systems,
and other activities essential to the effective
operation of the department.
Minimum Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree
in accounting, business
administration, sciences
or related field, or Associates degree plus 4
years experience accounting/budgeting and
1 year experience in purchasing. Full-time administrative staff position
level 14. Minimum starting salary $34,807.00.
Salary is commensurate
with education and experience. Full benefit
package available including tuition fee
waiver.
SECRETARY
Legal Aid of Western Ohio (LAWO), a non-profit
law firm, seeks a temporary secretary for its Migrant
Farmworker Program in Fremont. Excellent secretarial skills; type 60 wpm; excellent telephone technique; good organizational and administrative skills;
ability to work well with low-income clients, and
fluency in Spanish required. Salary based on
experience. Apply by mail with resume to Secretary
Position (Migrant Farmworker Program), LAWO,
121 N. Arch St., Fremont, OH 43420 or fax to (419)
334-9148. Equal access to LAWO offices is available. Those applicants requiring accommodation to
the interview/ application process should contact
Veronica Hobbs at (419) 334-8899. Equal Opportunity Employer.
To apply: submit letter of application,
résumé, and names/addresses/e-mail/telephone numbers of 3 professional references
postmarked by June 4,
2004, to: Ofc. of Human
Resources (Search R043), 100 College Park
Ofc. Bldg., Bowling
Green State University,
Bowling Green, OH
43403. (419) 372-8421.
(http://www.bgsu.edu/
offices/ohr) BGSU is an
AA/EO educator/employer.
PUBLIC FORUM NOTICE
The Board of Lucas County Commissioners Purchasing Division Will Host Two Public Forums For
Any Vendor Interested in Learning “How to Do Business with Lucas County” and Recent Changes to
Lucas County Purchasing Policy on Wednesday
May 26, 2004 Session 1: 3:00-4:30 pm or Session 2:
5:00-6:30 pm at the Lucas County Emergency Services Training Center, 2127 Jefferson St (corner of
22nd St, directly across from Mercy Building)
This notice is also posted on the Lucas County
Web Page www.co.lucas.oh.us/supportservices/
forum.asp
PRODUCTOS NETAMENTE MEXICANOS
Y UNA VARIEDAD DE OTROS ARTICULOS
¡Venga Visitenos!
Tienda Mexicana
Dos Hermanos Market
136 E. Beecher St., Adrian MI
Tel 517.264.5126
Necesito un Panadero
con 2 años de
experiencia. Llama a
Jeff de Gigante Prince
Valley Supermercado,
al 313.898.9717.
MADONNA HOMES
722 N. Huron
A Housing Community
for the
Elderly or Handicapped/Disabled
Efficiencies or 1
Bedroom
Appliances Furnished
Utilities included in rent
Rent based on Income
Applications by
Appointment
419-244-3758
Equal Housing
Opportunity
FOR THE
BEST
TAMALES
IN TOWN!
Hot, mild, or
the Plain Jane
for los niños.
Call Rubén
Ramos at
(419) 255-5007
¿Sentimiento
Latino?
Mon-Fri
12PM - 1PM
Sat & Sun
5PM - 6PM
TV6
',1(5
Progressive behavioral health care organization
is seeking an energetic, dependable individual eager
to provide vocational services to clients (ages 16 and
older). Requires Bachelor’s degree in social work or
mental health related field, plus 1 year vocational
rehabilitation experience (i.e. job development, job
coaching). Can substitute Associate’s degree with 3
years voc rehab experience; or 5 years experience
providing voc rehab services. Preference given to
licensed candidate (Ohio LSW or PC). Duties include
developing treatment plans; assessing client skills,
interests, and readiness for employment; and coordinating linkage between employers and clients.
Must have experience with vocational assessment,
training, placement, and benefits counseling. Valid
driver’s license, good driving record, and ability to
perform therapeutic holds required. Excellent benefits. All minorities encouraged to apply. Send
resume and salary expectations by 5/26/04 to
Harbor Behavioral Healthcare,
Attn: Human Resources (RS),
4334 Secor Rd.,
Toledo, OH 43623-4234,
or fax to 419-479-3230,
or e-mail to harborhr@harbor.org. EOE.
NOW HIRING
Servers and Production-Team Members
Job Description and Specifications:
Steak ‘n Shake’s Toledo restaurant at 2141 S.
Reynolds Road is hiring self-motivated servers and
production workers for all shifts. Please visit our
restaurant to apply.
You must have reliable transportation, an excellent
guest-service mind-set, experience dealing with customers, and you must be excited to work in a rewarding, team atmosphere.
We offer flexible scheduling, great pay, health care
insurance, and a promote-from-within corporate environment.
Please cite La Prensa as employment source.
Advertise in LaPrensa
CALL TODAY!
Visit us at
www.jazzdirectmarketing.com
And a large variety of other items
Come visit us!
Recovery Specialist
logo
Brought to you by Jazz
Direct Marketing
To place an ad
call 313-255-4331
MEXICAN PRODUCTS
*$1$
¡Necesito
Panadero!
Page 17
Comcast
(419) 870-6565 or (313) 729-4435
For details visit us on the web
www.laprensatoledo.com
Yeseros
Se necesita yeseros experimentados para
trabajar en Dayton, Ohio.
Llama al 937.237.8102.
Herbalife
100% natural
Quema grasa,
bloquea antojos,
e impulse su
energía. Llame a
Tita: 313.617.6568
SRUFDWiORJRSURGXFWRV
SUHVWLJLRVDPDUFD
&ROFKDV ‡ 6iEDQDV ‡ 7RDOODV
GRQHVFROFKDVViEDQDVWRDOODV
&RPLHQ]DWXSURSLRQHJRFLR
/ODPD<$VLQFRVWR\SLGHWXFDWiORJR*5$7,6
ZZZ&ROFKDV,QWLPDFRP
ZZ&ROFKD
ZZ
Z &ROFKD
&ROFKDV,QWLPD
& FKDV,QWLPD FRP
We do Shoe Shines!
PERSONALS
Estoy buscando un
espiritu igual, que se
pueda desarrollar
c o n m i g o
espiritualmente.
Medito a menudo.
Reflexiono. Si usted
está buscando un
socio espiritual con
quien meditar y para
platicar en el correo
electrónico interno de
desarrollo conmigo
es: puraalma2002@
yahoo.com.
• ¡e-Prensa! Over 2,500 subscribers receive the electronic version of La Prensa every week gratis. Email laprensa1@yahoo.com to subscribe •
Página 18
La Prensa Classifieds
May/mayo 19, 2004
Visual Communication Technology
Instructor,
Bowling Green State University.
with DJs: Rico Pico, Carla Nayeli Soto, & Tony Rios
Dedication Line:
419-241-1944
SUNDAYS
8:00 PM 10:00 PM
LatinoMix is
now on FM,
97.3FM!
Email: latinomix973@yahoo.com
SERVICIOS PARA CALENTADORES
Personal totalmente calificado
25 años de experiencia en el Mercado
Eléctricidad, Carpintería, Plomería
Compostura de refrigeradores, Calentadores
y Remodelación
Con licencia y seguro. 419-242-7539
¡Le damos el presupuesto el mismo día!
¡¡ATENCION HISPANOS!!
¡HOMBRES Y MUJERES. NIÑOS Y
ADULTOS!
TE OFRECEMOS PRODUCTOS PARA LA
SALUD 100% NATURALES PROVENIENTES DE
MEXICO, VISITANOS SIN COMPROMISO DE
COMPRA TODOS LOS SABADOS A LAS 5 DE LA
TARDE EN 68 N. ROESSLER ST. O LLAMA AL
(734)-241-3317 SE HABLA INGLES Y ESPAÑOL.
SI NO TIENES ASEGURANZA MEDICA Y
TIENES PROBLEMAS DE SALUD TALES COMO:
· ALERGIA
· ASMA
· ARTRITIS
· DOLORES DE CABEZA
· MIGRAÑA
· AGOTAMIENTO
· CANSANCIO
· PROBLEMAS CON LA MEMORIA
· EMBOLIA
· INFERTILIDAD
· DESGASTE DE HUESOS
· PROBLEMAS DIGESTIVOS
· PROBLEMAS CON EL RIÑON
· OSTEOPOROSIS
· FALTA DE APETITO
· SOBREPESO
· PROBLEMAS HORMONALES
· PROBLEMAS CON LA PROSTATA
· DIABETES
· ALTA PRESION
· BAJA PRESION
· PROBLEMAS CON EL HIGADO, ETC.
· VISITANOS O LLAMANOS NO TIENES NADA
QUE PERDER.
¡NO te confundas, estos productos no son Herbalife!
Tel: (419) 729-9915 or
(419) 870-6565
www.voceslatinas.com
www.laprensatoledo.com
P.O. Box 80146 Toledo,
Ohio 43608
616 Adams, Toledo,
Ohio 43604
Executive Producers:
Tony Rios Enterprises, Inc.
& La Prensa Newspaper
PLACE YOUR AD
IN LAPRENSA
(419) 870-6565
313-729-4435
SANCHEZ
ROOFING
Preventive
maint; roof repairs;
rubber roofing; reroof shingles; 25
years exp; roof
coatings;
roof
leaks; se habla
español; call Pete
Sánchez, 419-7879612.
SAY GOODBYE
TO DOWNSIZING
Put yourself in
charge! Build an exciting career at Primerica,
where you’re the boss.
Get paid for helping
families solve financial
problems. You determine your own hours,
territory, even compensation!
For more information,
call Bill Gilligan
419-861-7843
Bilingual Help
Needed!
The VCT team at BGSU is seeking to fill three
full-time positions in our cross-media program.
Positions are available to teach undergraduate
classes in one or more of these media disciplines:
print, video, photography, interactive media (internet/
web), or basic design/production principles. The
successful applicant should be proficient in at least
two media. This individual should be media agile
and must demonstrate the ability to analyze communication problems, conceptualize ideas, and create effective solutions (display portfolio). Minimum
Masters degree and significant professional experience required, Doctorate plus professional and teaching experience preferred. Deadline for receipt of
applications is June 1, 2004. The following materials should be forwarded to VCT Instructor Search
Committee, College of Technology, Bowling Green
State University, Bowling Green, OH 43403: a letter
of application, curriculum vitae, transcripts (unofficial is acceptable at this time), a list of five references plus letters of recommendation from three of
those references. This is a non-tenure appointment
and may be renewable. BGSU is an AA/EO.E.
Education Services Specialist
Lucas County Children Services is seeking candidates to oversee initiatives aimed at improving the
status of educational achievement for children in our
care/custody. Will work in partnership with the education community, and will provide technical assistance and advocacy on matters related to federal and
state educational mandates. Candidates preferably
will hold a Master’s degree in Education, Special
Education, Guidance and Counseling, or MSW with
Certification in School Social Work, plus three (3)
years experience in Special Education or a related
specialty, OR minimally hold a Bachelor’s degree in
Education or Special Education plus five (5) years
experience in Special Education or a related specialty. Valid teacher or supervisor certificate/license
with a specialization in intervention, special education, or developmentally &/or multi-handicapped required. Additional position requirements and information can be viewed at www.lucaskids.net. If you are
interested in making a difference in the lives of
abused and neglected children in our community,
please send your résumé and salary requirements by
6/2/04 to:
LCCS,
705 Adams St.,
Toledo, OH 43624
Fax: 419-327-3291.
EOE valuing diversity.
PR & Communications Specialist
Exciting full time opportunity for a creative PR
professional. Qualified candidate will be responsible for our public image as the Provider, Partner &
Employer of Choice. Bachelor’s degree in a related
field required, plus one to two years relevant
experience. Position requires knowledge and/or
expertise in media relations, design/desktop publishing; event organizing; public speaking/presenting; and marketing support. Must possess good
computer skills; have the ability to create, integrate,
and manipulate text and graphics; and be comfortable using programs such as Publisher and Power
Point. Must possess and demonstrate above average talent in written, verbal, and visual communication. Harbor offers a competitive salary and excellent benefits. All minorities encouraged to apply.
Qualified candidates send resume with salary requirements by 5/26/04 to
Harbor Behavioral Healthcare,
Attn: Human Resources (PR),
4334 Secor Rd.,
Toledo, OH 43623-4234,
or fax to 419-479-3230,
or e-mail harborhr@harbor.org. EOE.
SECRETARY 1
School of
Intervention
Services
Bowling Green
State University
Full-time grantfunded position. Serves
as the grant secretary
for the School of Intervention Svcs. and provides support to other
school secretaries. Assists faculty with work
involving grant funded
projects and programs.
Minimum Class Requirements: Ability to
calculate fractions,
decimals and percentages and to read and
write common vocabulary plus: 1,000 hrs.
training in typing (or 22
mos. exp.); 600 hrs.
training in office practices and procedures (or
6 mos. exp.); or equivalent. 6 mos. exp. as
Typist 2 or 4 mos. exp.
as Technical Typist or
Stenographer 2 or
completion
of
coursework to qualify
for diploma in secretarial technology or associate degree in secretarial science may be
substituted for preceding requirement. $12.62
per hour; full benefits
package available.
To apply for this
position an employment
application must be
completed and turned
in to the Ofc. of Human
Resources, 100 College
Park Office Bldg.,
BGSU, Bowling Green,
OH 43403, by 1:00
p.m., Fri., May 21,
2004.
(http://
www.bgsu.edu/offices/
ohr) BGSU is an AA/
EO educator/employer.
Register to
VOTE!
FOR SALE
1976 Harley
Davidson Sportster
motor cycle, 1100
engine. Excellent
condition. Low
mileage. $4,000.
Call 419-389-0240
Trabajadores
Cafe Habana y
Bastone buscamos a
buenos trabajadores
para un restaurante
nuevo en Royal Oak.
La
linea,
prep,
lavaplatos y mesero.
Entrevisamos en 108.
Main St. Lunes a
Sabado 10-7
• Authentic Mexican Food: El Vaquero • 2 area locations to serve you • El Vaquero • 419.872.1230 or 419.536.0471 •
La Prensa Classifieds
May/mayo 19, 2004
Used Car Sales
Person Needed
Bilingual
(English & Spanish)
Auto or Sales
experience preferred.
Potential earnings
$100,000-plus!
Great pay plan. Blue
Cross/Blue Shield and
401K.
Ask for Frank Bentley
Used Car Manager
(313) 584-2279
Mark you
Calendars!
July 18th
Latino
Scholarship
Día
Lecturer, Classroom Technology
Bowling Green State University’s College of Education and Human Development is seeking candidates for a full-time, non-tenure track lecturer position in the area of classroom technology beginning
August 2004. Primary responsibilities include teaching undergraduate and graduate classroom technology education courses, advising students, and serving on committees. A Master’s degree in Classroom
Technology or Curriculum & Instruction/Teaching &
Learning required. A minimum of 3 years teaching
experience at the K-12 level and substantial experience in the application and utilization of classroom
technology in the K-12 curriculum and classroom
environment required.
Send application letter, vitae, official transcript
and 3 original, current letters of reference to: Dr.
Leigh Chiarelott, Director, School of Teaching and
Learning, Bowling Green State University Bowling
Green, Ohio 43403. Phone: 419-372-7352; Fax 419372-8265; E-mail correspondence can be addressed
to Leigh Chiarelott: lchiare@bgnet.bgsu.edu or Cindy
Bechstein: bechste@bgnet.bgsu.edu
Bowling Green State University is an affirmative
action and equal opportunity employer and educational institution.
ATTENTION: WWII Vets from Laredo
The city of Laredo is looking for Laredo Latino
World War II veterans to be added to its soon-to-be
memorial in Laredo, Texas.
If anyone knows of a WWII veteran, contact Ed
Cruz of the Laredo Morning Times at
edcruz@lmtonline.com or Guadalupe Flores of Flores
Barber Shop, 2620 Airport Hwy., Toledo, OH [419382-9792] for the name of the veteran, branch of
military service, and other contact information.
TOLEDO
MUD
HENS
vs.
DURHAM
BULLS
Tickets on
sale now!
Sponsored by La Prensa & the
Spanish American Organization
Place your classified ad in LaPrensa
CALL TODAY!
(419) 870-6565 or(313) 729-4435
www.laprensatoledo.com
HOUSEKEEPING
SPECIALIST
The Maids Home
Services in
now hiring.
No nights,
no weekends.
Advancement
potential.
Paid holidays and
vacation. Use of
company car and paid
training. 419-873-7000
Mon-Fri, 9-5 pm.
For Sale/Homes
3 Bedroom, 2 Bath
Home, New Siding,
Sunroom Off Front of
House, Living Room,
Dining Room, 1417
Bensch, $87900, Land
Contract 5000 down
and 695 monthly. 7797083/385-9200
3 Bedroom, 1.5
Bath, 1 1 Story Home,
Large Living Room with
fireplace, Dining Room,
Laundry Hookups,
2333 Dana, $64900,
Land Contract 4000
down and 549 monthly.
779-7083/ 385-9200
¡ TRABAJO
INMEDIATO!
T I E M P O
COMPLETO
O
PARCIAL
NO
N E C E S I T A
EXPERIENCIA.
PUEDE GANAR DE
$400A
$600
SEMANAL. SOLO
LLAMENOS: 1-407737-3825 O 1-407-7376055 TODOS LOS
DIAS.
MANAGER –
GRANTS
ACCOUNTING
Finance &
Administration
Bowling Green
State University
Directs and provides oversight and
management of the accounting, including the
proper recording of receipts and disbursements, for externally
funded grants and contracts awarded to the
University. Audited reports and expenditures
to assure they are in
compliance with established accounting principles and federal,
state, and private grant
guidelines and regulations. Directs staff in
proper set-up of grants
and assists with questions that may arise.
Works directly with faculty and other administrators. Interacts with
the Director of Financial Accounting and
Associate VP for Finance/Treasurer in support of the University’s
grant account activity.
Qualifications: A
Bachelor’s degree required. 3 to 5 years experience in grants accounting with at least 2
years in grants administration. 5 years experience in grant accounting, recordkeeping; 2
years experience in
EACH of the following:
Grant Administration,
Main-frame (server)
computer skills, PC
computer skills, Federal
regulations and supervisory experience; 3
years experience in
Spreadsheets, word processing skills, and PC
computer skills. Fulltime admin. staff position at grade level 16;
salary commensurate
with educ. and exp.
Minimum
salary
$41,507.00. Full benefit
package avail. including tuition fee waiver.
To apply: submit
cover letter, résumé and
3 names, addresses
and telephone numbers
of professional references postmarked by
May 21, 2004 to: Office
of Human Resources,
(Search R-040), Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, OH
43403. (419)-372-2337
(http://www.bgsuedu/
offices/ohr) BGSU is an
AA/EO employer.
Place your ad in
La Prensa
(419) 870-6565
Page 19
Welcome to Quality Hispanic TV Programming
Tony Rios Enterprises, Inc.
THIS WEEK:
Club
Mystique
Producer
P.O. Box 80146
Toledo, Ohio 43608
Telephone: 419-729-9915
Fax: 425-928-3585
Email: Rios@voceslatinas.com
Website: http/
www.voceslatinas.com
Reach the Hispanic
Community
Advertise on Voces
Latinas TV Show
Toledo, Ohio
Buckeye Cablesystem Channel 69
Thursday 10:00PM
Sunday 1:00PM
Note the Change in Channel
We are now on Channel 69!
Full Time and Contingency
Community Support Personnel
The Zepf Center, located in Toledo, is a behavioral health facility providing a wide range of services
to adults with severe and persistent mental illness.
We are searching for Community Support Personnel
(CSPs) to work on a contingency and full-time basis.
Contingency CSPs will be called in as necessary to
temporarily cover the caseloads of staff who have
left the agency or, may be on a leave of absence.
Responsibilities for both positions will involve developing and coordinating the Individual Recovery Plan,
advocating for persons on their case load, providing
assessment, linkage and referral, crisis intervention, and assisting in the management of psychiatric
symptoms. The contingency position could be ideal
for a qualified person who has a very flexible schedule and is not looking for regular, full-time employment. The position requires bachelor’s degree in
social work or related field. LSW or higher state
license and experience with the SPMI population are
preferred. Those eligible to drive company vehicles
must have a valid driver’s license and be eligible for
coverage as defined by the agency commercial
insurance carrier.
If you are interested in this position please send
a résumé, cover letter, and salary requirements to:
Zepf Center/CSPII
6605 W. Central Ave.
Toledo, Ohio 43617
Fax: 419-843-6431 OR
Email: resume@zepfcom.com
By May 26, 2004
EOE
Survey Manager
U.S. Bureau of Census
*Minimum Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree
including 6 hours of statistics and 9 hours of
math
*Full Benefits
*$28,486 - $35,284
*Equal Opportunity Employer
*Contact: Katrina Carter/Tom Chodzko
1-800-432-1495
Fax Resume: (313) 259-5045
Parking Lot Party for:
Anita López
Candidate for Lucas County Recorder
Sat., May 22, 4:00-9:00PM, 2620 Airport Hwy., Toledo
Call 419-351-1521 or 392-0208
Paid for by the Comm. to Elect Anita López, 1817 Madison Ave., Toledo OH 43624
• ¡e-Prensa! Over 2,500 subscribers receive the electronic version of La Prensa every week gratis. Email laprensa1@yahoo.com to subscribe •
La Prensa
fotografía cortésia de:TeleFutura
Página 20
May/mayo 19, 2004
¡TODO
Televisión Vía Satélite
GRATIS!
Estos Canales y Muchísimos Más desde $29.99 al mes
†
†
Canales Locales Incluidos (donde estén disponibles)*
†
†
†
¡Y Qué DISHA!
Sin tarjeta de crédito, ni contratos.
Visita a tu
DISHtribuidor local:
99 PLUS XPRESS
TU COMPRAS
Un sistema de televisión vía satélite para 1 televisor por sólo $149 o para 2 televisores por $200
5811 W. Vernor Hwy.
Detroit MI 48209
TE DEVOLVEMOS
15 créditos mensuales de $10 c/u por la opción de 1 televisor - una rebaja total de $150
20 créditos mensuales de $10 c/u por la opción de 2 televisores - una rebaja total de $200
313.842.8898
Y ADEMÁS
Recibes la instalación profesional completamente GRATIS
1.800.397.7982
1.866.994.3888
*Canales Locales: para saber si es elegible para recibir Canales Locales o Señales Distantes, visítenos en www.dishnetwork.com,
hable con su distribuidor local de DISH Network, o llame a DISH Network al 1-888-599-3474.
Requiere suscripción al paquete de programacion DISH Latino o America’s Top 60 como mínimo para recibir créditos de equipo. Se requiere su número de seguro social para que DISH Network pueda verificar su identidad en el momento de crearse la cuenta. Si no proporciona un número de seguro social completo, usted deberá proporcionar los últimos cuatro dígitos de su número de seguro social y pagar un cargo no reembolsable de $49.99 a DISH Network en ese momento. Hay un cargo mensual de $4.99 por acceso a programación por cada receptor adicional al primario. Se aplica un cargo de $4.98 por Servicio DISH
Video-On-Demand para el DISH Player-DVR 510.
La oferta termina el 30/06/04 y es válida en los Estados Unidos continentales. Debe tratarse de un cliente residencial nuevo de DISH Network. Todos los precios, programas y paquetes están sujetos a cambios sin previo aviso. Pueden aplicarse impuestos locales y estatales sobre las ventas. El equipo y la programación se venden por separado. Toda la programación de DISH Network y otros servicios ofrecidos están sujetos a los términos y las condiciones del acuerdo promocional y del Acuerdo de Cliente Residencial, disponible en www.dishnetwork.com o por solicitud. Receptores adicionales deben ser activados en conjunto con un receptor principal. Los paquetes de Canales Locales vía satélite sólo están disponibles para los clientes que vivan en el área local de mercado designada (DMA) que se haya especificado. Ciertos canales locales pueden requerir una antena satelital adicional de DISH Network, instalada sin cargo. Es posible que se requiera la antena SuperDISH para recibir canales locales, y se incluirá sin costo adicional con la suscripción a canales locales. Los canales locales normalmente cuestan $5.99 por mes. Se aplican restricciones importantes a la disponibilidad del equipo y la programación de DISH Network, así como a todas
las ofertas. Los números de seguro social se usan únicamente para propósitos de verificación de identidad y colección, y no serán proporcionados a terceras partes excepto para tales propósitos. Consulte a su distribuidor de DISH Network, la documentación del producto de DISH Network o el sitio Web de DISH
Network en www.dishnetwork.com para conocer los detalles y las restricciones completos. Todas las marcas de servicio y marcas comerciales pertenecen a sus respectivos dueños.
LATINO.030
QUALITY FOR LESS!
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED!
1 FREE
1 FREE
1 FREE
1 FREE
~ DETROIT LOCATIONS ~
1100 Oakman Blvd. 22345 Kelly Rd.
S. of 9 Mile Rd.
Between 12th & 14th St.
(313)865-0940
(586) 771-9730
Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9:00 - 6:00
Sat. 8:30 - 5:30
Sunday 9:15 - 5:00
Hours:
Mon. - Fri. 9:00 - 7:00
Sat. 8:30 - 7:00
Sunday 9:15 - 5:00
33801 Dequindre
N. of 14 Mile
2 Blocks South of 21 Mile
(586)726-0625
Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9:00 - 7:00
Sat. 8:30 - 7:00
Sunday 9:15 - 5:00
37051 Amrhein
W. off Levan
Between I-96 & Plymouth Rd.
14750 Fort St.
(734)591-1616
1 Block N. of Eureka
Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:00 - 6:00
(734)284-0863
Sat. 8:00 - 5:00
Hours:
Mon.-Fri. 9:00 - 7:00
Sunday 9:15 - 5:00
Sat. 8:30 - 7:00
14300 Tireman
Sunday 9:15 - 5:00
Between Schaefer & Greenfield
(313)582-5526
Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9:00 - 7:00
Sat. - Sun. 9:15 - 5:00
With Any Purchase of $6.00 Or More
20 OZ. LOAF OF
WONDER BIG BREAD
With Any Purchase of $6.00 Or More
WITH COUPON, GOOD ONLY AT WONDER/HOSTESS BAKERY OUTLET. ONE COUPON PER
CUSTOMER. NOT VALID WITH OTHER OFFERS. EXPIRES JUNE 16, 2004. ONE COUPON PER VISIT.
569 E. 9 Mile Rd.
1/2 Mile E. of Woodward
(248)582-9309
35732 Groesbeck Hwy.Hours: Mon.-Sat. 9:00 - 7:00
Sunday 9:15 - 5:00
N. of 15 Mile
(586)792-7580
Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9:00 - 7:00 1805 E. 11 Mile Rd.
Between Dequindre & John R
Sat. 8:30 - 7:00
(248)543-2113
Sunday 9:15 - 5:00
Hours: Mon.-Sat. 8:00 - 7:00
Sunday 9:15 - 5:00
35780 Goddard Rd.
W. of Wayne Rd.
PACKAGE OF HOT DOG
OR HAMBURGER BUNS
With Any Purchase of $6.00 Or More
WITH COUPON, GOOD ONLY AT WONDER/HOSTESS BAKERY OUTLET. ONE COUPON PER
CUSTOMER. NOT VALID WITH OTHER OFFERS. EXPIRES JUNE 16, 2004. ONE COUPON PER VISIT.
450 N. Wayne Rd.
(313)291-2004
YOUR CHOICE CUPCAKES OR TWINKIES
WITH COUPON, GOOD ONLY AT WONDER/HOSTESS BAKERY OUTLET. ONE COUPON PER
CUSTOMER. NOT VALID WITH OTHER OFFERS. EXPIRES JUNE 16, 2004. ONE COUPON PER VISIT.
BAKERY
OUTLET
47318 Van Dyke
(248)588-3954
Hours: Mon.-Sat. 8:00 - 7:00
Sunday 9:15 - 5:00
MULTI PACK BOX OF
SNACK CAKES
Between Cherry & Ford
Hours:
Mon. Tues. Thurs. Fri. 9:00 - 6:00 (734)728-6386
Hours: Mon.-Sat. 8:00 - 7:00
Wed. 8:00 - 6:00
Sunday 9:15 - 5:00
Sunday 8:30 - 5:00
BOX OF HOSTESS FRUIT
OR GRAIN BARS
8 per box
With Any Purchase of $6.00 Or More
WITH COUPON, GOOD ONLY AT WONDER/HOSTESS BAKERY OUTLET. ONE COUPON PER
CUSTOMER. NOT VALID WITH OTHER OFFERS. EXPIRES JUNE 16, 2004. ONE COUPON PER VISIT.
DISCOUNT PUNCH CARDS ARE AVAILABLE SAVE 40-60% EVERY DAY!
LAKSEY
US RT
70
Hours:
Mon.-Sat. 8:30-6
Sunday 11 - 4
UT
DORR ST.
Hours:
Mon. - Fri. 9 - 6
Sat. & Sun. 9 - 5
TIFFIN
AV E
Hours:
Mon. - Fri. 9 - 6
Sat. 9 - 5
Sun. 9:15 - 5
WO
OD
VI
LL
Hours:
Mon. - Sat. 9 - 6
Sunday 9:15 - 5
E
RD
.
MCCORD
SUGAR
RI
Hours:
Mon. - Sat. 9 - 6
Sunday 9 - 5
I-280
WALES
O
Hours:
Mon. - Sat. 9 - 6
Sunday 9:15 - 5
ST
ALEXIS
RD
FO
Hours:
Mon. - Fri. 9 - 6
Sat. 8:30 - 5:30
Sunday 9:15 - 5
SECOR
UT
DORR ST.
RO
SSF
OR
D
Hours:
Mon. - Sat. 9 - 7
Sunday 9:15 - 5
A
1054 S. McCord Rd.
(419)866-6127
MAIN ST.
~ HOLLAND ~
3818 Woodville Rd.
(419)697-0100
BYRNE .
~NORTHWOOD~
1101 Tiffin Ave.
(419)420-9519
DICKINSON
~ FINDLAY ~
1698 Findlay Rd.
(419)221-1881
OAK HARBOR
~ LIMA ~
1200 Dickinson
(419)332-5555
I-75
~ FREMONT ~
8071 Wales Rd.
(419)661-1264
TELEGRAPH
~ ROSSFORD ~
SECOR
~ TOLEDO ~
5405 Telegraph Rd.
(419)478-4664
BYRNE
~ TOLEDO ~
Byrne Rd. at Dorr St.
(419)536-5160
ANGOLA
AIRPORT
HWY