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KATMANDU, el 8 de junio del 2008 (AP): Autoridades nepaleses detuvieron a 185 exiliados tibetanos que protestaban el domingo contra la represión del gobierno chino en el Tíbet. El policía Hom Chauhan dijo que los manifestantes fueron detenidos durante una manifestación frente a una oficina consular china en Katmandú. Se trató de la protesta más reciente de una serie de manifestaciones realizadas diariamente por los exiliados tibetanos. “Paren la matanza en el Tíbet”, corearon los

manifestantes. Chauhan informó que los detenidos muy probablemente serán liberados horas más tarde. Las autoridades nepaleses han advertido que las protestas contra países aliados, incluyendo a China, no serían permitidas y que los refugiados tibetanos quedaban excluidos de toda actividad política. Los tibetanos en Nepal comenzaron las protestas contra China en marzo, pero suspendieron sus manifestaciones temporalmente el mes pasado luego que el gobierno

tibetano en el exilio, ubicado en la India, les pidiera detenerse debido al fuerte terremoto que sacudió China. Las protestas fueron reanudadas la semana pasada. China ha dicho que 22 personas murieron en marzo en actos violentos ocurridos durante las protestas contra el gobierno chino en Lhasa, la capital de Tibet. Los simpatizantes extranjeros del Tibet, no obstante, afirman que fueron muchos más los muertos durante las protestas y los subsecuentes actos de represión.

Sigue pugna judicial entre Cámara y titular de Familia SAN JUAN, el 8 de junio del 2008 (AP): Una vez más, el secretario de la Familia, Félix Matos, se negó a comparecer ante la Comisión cameral de Gobierno para contestar preguntas sobre la compra que hizo la administración de Aníbal Acevedo Vilá de las antiguas instalaciones de Mepsi Center. Ello pese a que un juez le ordenó en abril que tenía que responder los cuestionamientos de la comisión cameral. Según un comunicado de prensa de la Cámara de

Negociador: Israel y palestinos comienzan a redactar pacto de paz Por AMY TEIBEL JERUSALEN, el 7 de junio del 2008 (AP): Israel y los palestinos han acordado comenzar a elaborar partes de una propuesta de acuerdo de paz que aborde los principales puntos espinosos de su conflicto, dijo el principal negociador palestino. Ahmed Qureia, el experimentado negociador que encabeza la delegación palestina, aclaró que la decisión no necesariamente refleja un acuerdo en los principales asuntos que han frustrado las conversaciones de paz durante años: las fronteras definitivas, la situación de la disputada Jerusalén y el destino de los refugiados

palestinos. Pero ésta sería la primera vez desde que se reanudaron las negociaciones hace más de seis meses que cualquiera de esos puntos divisivos serían incluidos en la propuesta. “Hemos acordado con los israelíes comenzar a redactar las posiciones”, dijo Qureia a los periodistas el viernes por la noche. No señaló con qué asunto comenzarían las partes. Funcionarios del gobierno israelí se abstuvieron de comentar. Si los negociadores llegan a un acuerdo en un punto, entonces redactarán una disposición, dijo Qureia. De lo contrario, dejarán en el papel su puntos divergentes,

agregó. El sábado, dijo que las negociaciones “atravesaban por un período difícil” debido a las tensas conversaciones en Jerusalén y los refugiados palestinos. Israel y los palestinos reanudaron las conversaciones de paz a fines de noviembre en una conferencia bajo el auspicio de Estados Unidos en Annapolis, Maryland. La continuación de la construcción de asentamientos israelíes y las preocupaciones de seguridad israelí han ensombrecido las negociaciones, y ambas partes han expresado dudas de que se logren los objetivos en un acuerdo final a fines de año.

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Representantes, Matos le dijo a los legisladores el domingo que él había apelado el caso. De acuerdo con una resolución del juez superior Oscar Dávila Suliveres, debido a esa apelación, la sentencia que emitió obligando al secretario a contestar las preguntas de la comisión aún no es final y firme. “La negativa del Secretario de la Familia a responder las preguntas de esta comisión evidencian en un claro intento de eludir su responsabilidad de responder por su intervención como asesor del gobernador en la transacción de compra de MEPSI Center. ¿Qué oculta el Secretario? ¿A quién pretende proteger?”, cuestionó Jenniffer González, presidenta de la Comisión de Gobierno. “Ella (González) está forzando el issue de la comparecencia aunque sabe que (la apelación) está en proceso, para sacarle ventaja política”, dijo Matos en entrevista con Prensa Asociada. El funcionario explicó que la información que hay entre un asesor y un gobernador está protegida por el privilegio ejecutivo “que es el equivalente a la regla de los reporteros de que no tienen que revelar fuente, o la de la relación abogado cliente”, explicó. “La representante (González) dijo que no reconocía ese privilegio y fue al tribunal”, explicó. “La sentencia (del juez) no es final y firme por lo que la citación no procede. La vez que comparecí sí contesté preguntas, pero no las que están protegidas por

el privilegio ejecutivo”, dijo el Secretario. “La razón de ser de la citación es el juego político, está claramente estipulado, legalmente, que el proceso (judicial) continúa y estamos respetando ese proceso”, añadió. El juez Dávila Suliveres, que había dictado sentencia para que el secretario declarara ante la comisión, emitió una resolución la semana pasada en la que especificó que, como su sentencia no era final y estaba en trámite apelativo, “no incurrirá en desacato el secretario si asume la misma posición tomada en comparecencias anteriores”. Dávila Suliveres decidió el 24 de marzo que Matos invocó correctamente un privilegio de confidencialidad ante la Cámara de Representantes, pero que éste no aplica a preguntas de los legisladores sobre la información que el Secretario de la Familia, quien era asesor de La Fortaleza al momento de la compra, intercambió con Acevedo Vilá acerca de la mudanza de la Administración de Servicios de Salud Mental y Contra la Adicción (ASSMCA) a las antiguas instalaciones de Mepsi Center. El juez determinó que Matos debía responder las preguntas, pero Matos pidió una reconsideración. En una vista pública el pasado 18 de octubre, Matos también se negó a contestar preguntas sobre su intervención en la compra de las instalaciones de Mepsi mientras fue asesor de bienestar social del Gobernador.

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Coffeehouse to celebrate “the People of México” Ambos partidos eluden debate sobre la inmigración CLEVELAND: On Friday, June 13, the Inter Religious Task Force on Central America (IRTF ) invites the public to a coffeehouse entitled: “A Call to Solidarity.” This is an evening of music, photography, poetry, education and action for the people of México. This event is timely because the U.S. Congress is currently considering a shift in policy direction by voting on the Merida Initiative (“Plan México”), which would give millions of tax dollars in military aid for the “the war on drugs.” The North America Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) has caused hardship for working families in both Mexico and the United States. In February, tens of thousands of Mexican farmers marched four miles to protest the lifting of the last tariffs on corn, beans, sugar, and milk. An expected import surge of U.S. corn syrup will likely hurt México’s largest remaining agricultural industry— sugar—that employs 2.5 million people. This could cause a new wave of immigrants seeking work in the U.S., like the well docu-

mented migration surge caused by post-NAFTA U.S. export dumping of yellow corn into México. In the United States, over one million textile and apparel industry jobs have been lost since NAFTA went into effect 14 years ago. NAFTA has cost Ohio about 50,000 jobs, mostly manufacturing, ranking the state fifth in NAFTA job losses. Free trade agreements have become a highly debated issue during this U.S. presidential campaign season—both Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton have stated that NAFTA should be re-examined. Last December, U.S. Representative Marcy Kaptur (OH-9) introduced legislation that would require the U.S. to renegotiate NAFTA. The legislation is co-sponsored by other northern Ohio congressional representatives, including Reps. Kucinich, Ryan, and Sutton. Over the past few years, several Clevelanders have traveled to communities in México impacted by military violence and losses due to trade. Hiram College student Elisa Bredendiek, who spent the last 3 months in México studying social analysis, immigration, US

intervention, and indigenous social movements, will share her experiences on June 13, 2008. According to organizers, the coffeehouse will be a great opportunity for local people to better understand U.S. – México relations and learn how to support the people of Mexico. EVENT: A Call to Solidarity: A coffeehouse for the people of México DATE: Friday, June 13, 2008 TIME: 7:00 - 10:00pm ADMISSION: Gratis but donations are appreciated. LOCATION: St. Paul Community Church, 4427 Franklin Blvd., Cleveland 44113 IRTF will share a portion of the proceeds with Dignidad y Justicia (Dignity & Justice), a workerowned ethical clothing company run by women who organize other women working in sweatshops throughout the northern Mexico border region.www.cfo maquiladoras.org/ english%20site/ about_dignidad_ yjusticia.en.html

Por JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS WASHINGTON, el 8 de eludiendo el junio del 2008 (AP): El tema tópico”, añadió el de la inmigración, que en una presidente de época fue considerado uno ImmigrationWorks de los tópicos clave de las USA. “No es un tema elecciones de 2008, ha sido electoral que recomrelegado en los debates de la pense”. campaña presidencial, en McCain y Obama tanto que el Congreso parece han respaldado la paralizado por el tema. reforma a la ley de Tanto el virtual candidato inmigración, pero Barack Obama and John McCain presidencial republicano no aludieron a la John McCain como su misma durante su campaña. inmigración, sus puntos de homólogo demócrata Barack Cada uno tiene razones para vista parecen no estar en sintonía con el electorado, Obama respaldan la idea de no hacerlo. dar un status legal a millones La posición de McCain ha según indican las encuestas. Uno de los principales de indocumentados, una caído muy mal entre la base posición considerada crucial conservadora republicana. El ejemplos es el apoyo de Obama para conseguir el voto necesita apuntalar esa base, y a otorgar licencias de conducir hispano. al mismo tiempo conseguir el a los indocumentados. Las encuestas señalan que una Al mismo tiempo, sin em- apoyo hispano. bargo, ambos candidatos “El intenta atraer a un abrumadora mayoría de los temen perder el apoyo de grupo de votantes que odia al entrevistados se oponen a esa sectores de conservadores otro grupo”, dijo Cecilia medida. Obama también respalda blancos y negros que se Muñoz, del Consejo Nacional dar status legal a inmigrantes oponen a ofrecerle de La Raza. residencial legal y la evenMcCain ha enviado que fueron traídos a Estados tual ciudadanía a personas contradictorios mensajes Unidos por sus padres y que que violaron la ley al ingresar sobre la inmigración ilegal. han concluido dos años de a Estados Unidos sin la Cuando se le ha educación universitaria o de documentación necesaria. preguntado si, en caso de servicio militar. Esa medida Estrategas y legisladores obtener la presidencia, también ha sido muy criticada han señalado que la firmaría un proyecto de ley en encuestas. “La volatilidad de esos “amnistía” ha convertido el que abra el camino para la tópico en algo virtualmente legalización de los temas ... hace que los nacionales intocable. indocumentados, ha candidatos “Los políticos de ambos respondido que tal acción desistan de promover de partidos están atrapados en- sólo puede ser emprendida manera agresiva la necesidad tre los votantes de Lou Dobbs una vez que se fortalezca la de una reforma global a la ley de inmigración”, dijo el y los votantes latinos” dijo seguridad en la frontera. Howard Tamar Jacoby, presidente de Al mismo tiempo, también representante una coalición que ha ha lamentado que no se haya Berman, demócrata por Calipropuesto reformas a la ley aprobado la reforma a la ley fornia. “Cuando se les pregunta, de inmigración. Dobbs es el de inmigración, diciendo que conductor de un programa ese “ha sido también un ellos responden, pero he llegado a la conclusión de de televisión en CNN donde fracaso para mí”. protesta casi cotidianamente En cuanto a Obama, quien que esta campaña no será una contra la presencia de intenta conquistar el voto de útil herramienta educacional indocumentados. los hispanos, su problema es para demostrar la necesidad “Los candidatos menor, pero también imperiosa de una reforma”, presidenciales están desconcertante. En temas de añadió.

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Average Michigan gas prices up 3 cents to $4.09 a gallon DETROIT, June 9, 2008 (AP): AAA Michigan says gas prices rose 3 cents during the past week, putting the statewide average at $4.09 a gallon. AAA Michigan says Monday that of the cities it surveys the cheapest price for self-serve regular fuel is in the Benton Harbor and Lansing/East

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Obama to campaign in Michigan for 3rd time in a month DETROIT, June 9, 2008 (AP): Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama will hold a campaign stop and a fundraiser in Detroit on June 16. A spokeswoman for the Illinois senator made the announcement on Sunday.

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Thunderstorms blamed for at least 6 deaths By JIM IRWIN Associated Press Writer DETROIT, June 9, 2008 (AP): Intense storms that battered Michigan’s Lower Peninsula were blamed for the deaths of at least six people, widespread property damage and the loss of electrical service to more than 515,000 homes and businesses. The National Weather Service issued tornado warnings Sunday for a dozen counties scattered across the peninsula, but all had expired by 6 p.m. There were no reports of funnel cloud touchdowns, but winds of up to 80 mph toppled power lines and trees up to two feet in diameter, the weather service said. Flood warnings remained in effect early Monday for much of western Lower Michigan. Two people delivering newspapers for The Grand Rapids Press drowned after the road beneath their car collapsed and it plunged into a ravine near Saugatuck. Two other people were killed by falling trees, a man apparently drowned while tending to a dam and a woman died when high winds blew a recreational vehicle on top of her, authorities said. The newspaper delivery persons died about 4 a.m. Sunday in Allegan County’s Saugatuck Township, about 40 miles southwest of Grand Rapids and 160 miles west of Detroit. Both victims lived in Grand Junction, said state police Lt. Dave Greydanus. He identified them as Clarissa J. Green, 51, and her 17-yearold nephew, Dean A. Taylor. A thunderstorm that dumped more than 5 inches of rain in some areas Saturday night caused the road to wash out and collapse under the weight of the car, which fell 40 to 50 feet to the bottom of a ravine, killing both victims instantly, authorities said. The newspaper said Green’s son-in-law, Larry Huff, is a contractor who delivers newspaper bundles for other carriers and also has his own delivery route. Green was WE DO WHOLESALE !

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CLEVELAND: Ezekiel J. Emanuel, MD, PhD, chair of the Department of Bioethics at the National Institutes of Health’s Clinical Center, will speak about his book Healthcare, Guaranteed, his proposal for a federally funded health care system that would guarantee universal healthcare but continue to allow consumers to choose their healthcare providers and physicians to operate privately, at noon on Friday, June 13, 2008, at The City Club of Cleveland. Emanuel’s brother, Rahm Emanuel (D-IL), serves as Democratic Caucus Chair, the 4th highest ranking Member of the U.S. House of Representatives Democratic Leadership. Emanuel has published widely on the eth-

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come Leadership Award, the Public Service Award from the American Society of Clinical Oncology, and the John Mendelsohn Award from the MD Anderson Cancer Center. Emanuel served on President Clinton’s Health Care Task Force, National Bioethics Advisory Commission, and bioethics panel of the Pan-American Healthcare Organization. This Friday Forum is in partnership with Doctors for Healthcare Solutions. Tickets are $18 for members and $30 for nonmembers. Lunch is included. They can be purchased by calling The City Club at 216.621.0082 or visiting the website at www.cityclub.org.

NHS and SAO go green, June 20 According to Phil Barbosa of the Neighborhood Housing Services, Inc., on June 20, 2008, beginning at 8:30AM, NHS will celebrate National NeighborWorks Week and go green with the installation of six garden systems to prevent flooding. Volunteers from the Douglas Company, the Toledo Zoo, Housing East, the Spanish American Organization, and Americorp will be planting an array of specialized foliage in gardens for each of the newly constructed homes on the 14th block of Holmes Street, Toledo. For more info, call 419-691-2900.

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2008 Ruth Blank Venner essay contest winners announced The Toledo-Lucas County Public Library has released the winners of the 2008 Ruth Blank Venner Essay Contest: Planet Earth – 2050 My Vision of the Future. This year’s essay contest saw 511 total entries. The annual contest asked youth in grade levels Kindergarten through 12th grade to write an essay based on the theme, Planet Earth: 2050 My Vision of the Future. Entrants were asked to use their imagination to look into the future . . . all the way to the year 2050! Winners were given 1st, 2nd and 3rd place prizes, in addition to several honorable mentions for each grade category – K-2, 3-5, 6-8, and 9-12. First-place prize winners were awarded $200, second $100, third $50 and honorable mentions $25. The late Ruth Blank Venner was a past president of the Friends of the Library and an active member. Mrs. Venner, who died in 1996, was married 44 years to the well-known television news anchor

Frank Venner. Mrs. Venner’s brother Leon W. Blank, as a way to honor his sister’s memory and to promote reading among youth, established the Ruth Blank Venner Memorial Project of the Friends of the Library beginning in 1996. Ruth Blank Venner Essay Contest Winners 2008: Grades K-2 First place: Anthony R. Errico, Jr. Second place: Aleena Maheny Third place: Luke Beach Honorable mention: Zeke Favor Taylor Gozdowski Michael Helgrin Kelsey Lewandowski Joudet Orra Corinne Schroeder Grades 3-5 First place: David Williams Second place: Derek Branyan Third place: Monica Zeiler Honorable mention:

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James Cancer Hospital offering free prostate screenings, June 13 COLUMBUS: Ohio State’s James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute is offering free prostate cancer screenings from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday, June 13, 2008, in the hospital’s first floor clinic at 300 West 10th Ave. Registration is recommended. Appointments can be scheduled by calling The James Line at 1-800-293-

5066. Annual screenings are recommended if you are: age 50 or older; age 45 or older and African-American; or age 40 or older with a family history of prostate cancer. The free screening will consist of a digital rectal exam and a prostate-specific antigen blood test. Complimentary garage parking is provided. Prostate cancer is the most common cancers in men, but

it is also one of the most curable if detected early. The American Cancer Society estimates that more than 186,000 men in the United States will develop prostate cancer and more than 28,000 will die from it this year. Yearly exams are recommended for many men as one way of detecting the disease at a stage when it can be treated successfully.

TARPS provides services to the mobility challenged Transit services for persons with disabilities will soon be handled directly by the Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority. TARTA’s Board of Trustees voted on June 5, 2008 to bring the operation of the Toledo Area Regional Paratransit Service directly under TARTA’s control, ending a 19-year operational relationship with what is now known as First Transit, Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio. “TARTA is taking this action to improve both service and accountability to the hundreds of mobilitychallenged riders who depend on TARPS to move freely within our service area and to reduce TARPS’ operating costs,” said James K. Gee, TARTA’s general manager. “We promise to make the changeover from First Transit to TARTA as seamless and uneventful as possible.” TARTA officially takes

complete control of TARPS on September 30. Currently, First Transit operates TARPS under contract with TARTA. The paratransit system is housed in a rented facility with all TARPS personnel employed by First Transit. First Transit is responsible for scheduling TARPS. TARTA provides the funding for TARPS and owns the scheduling system and the specially designed vehicles. After September 30, TARPS operations will function out of TARTA’s Central Ave. headquarters. Changes and upgrades to TARPS will include the following: new scheduling software will be implemented; TARPS will operate out of its own TARTA-owned facility; TARPS riders will be surveyed periodically about their satisfaction with the service; and to decrease no-shows, the length of time rides can be scheduled in advance will be reduced.

At its May meeting, TARTA’s Board voted to purchase new scheduling software for TARPS. The updated software will feature new maps and is expected to improve the quality of TARPS service. The updated software will be installed beginning next week with implementation expected before the end of August. TARPS new facility continues moving forward. Environmental studies are concluding at the planned location, near the railroad station at 300 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive in south Toledo. Design work is expected to begin shortly. According to Gee, “TARPS ridership continues to show increased usage. TARPS recorded a 6.6 percent increase, going from 11,060 in May 2007 to 11,794 in May 2008.” TARTA can be contacted by calling 419-243-RIDE (7433) or visiting its Web site, www.tarta.com.

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Crew kicks off 6th Copa Victoria Tournament COLUMBUS: The Columbus Crew kicked off its sixth annual Copa Victoria adult Latino-league soccer tournament last weekend. The 24-team, single-elimination tournament began Saturday (May 31) at the Crew Training Center at Obetz and will eventually conclude with the championship game, to be played at Crew Stadium prior to the Crew’s game vs. FC Dallas on Saturday, Aug. 16, 2008. On May 24, the Crew and representatives from participating leagues held the official tournament draw in the Stadium Club at Crew Stadium. Team managers and all 480 players from the 24 participating teams were

invited to attend the unveiling of the tournament bracket and were later treated to the Crew’s game against New England along with $10 in food vouchers. Tournament match days are scheduled for June 7, June 28, July 12, July 26 and August 2 at the Crew Training Center at Obetz ( 4153 Alum Creek Drive ). All matches are free and open to the public. “We are proud to host again this year the sixth annual Copa Victoria tournament for the growing and passionate Hispanic community of Columbus ,” said Eduardo “Eddie” Carvacho, the Crew’s Director of Hispanic Business

Development. “Copa Victoria has become a signature event for the five Hispanic adult soccer leagues in Columbus, offering a unique opportunity for the Crew to connect with the Hispanic community through its passion for the game of soccer.” The 24 teams participating in the 2008 Copa Victoria Tournament include: Atletico Santa Rita, Real Sociedad, Congoles, Quetzal, CD Aguila, San Ber, CD Chaletenango, Tapatio, Nayarit, Jalapa, CD La Maquina, Tigres, Ajax, Argentina, Valedores, Valladolid, Panteras, Juventud Alegre, CD Real San Antonio, Honduras FC,

México cierra preparación goleando a Perú CHICAGO, el 8 de junio del 2008 (AP): Fernando Arce anotó dos de los cuatro goles que México hizo en los primeros 30 minutos, para apabullar el domingo por 4-0 a Perú, en un partido amistoso que marcó el cierre de la preparación del cuadro azteca rumbo a las eliminatorias mundialistas. El encuentro también sirvió de preparación para Perú, que se medirá a Colombia el próximo 14 de junio, dentro de la eliminatoria rumbo al Mundial de Sudáfrica 2010. Arce abrió el marcador a los cinco minutos con un remate de cabeza a pase de Luis Ernesto Pérez y selló la cuenta a los 28 para los mexicanos, que el próximo domingo jugarán ante Belice en Houston, en el inicio de su serie

eliminatoria. El partido de vuelta se jugará el 21 de junio en Monterrey. “Fue un 4-0, fue un partido definido temprano y lo más importante fue mantener el cero atrás, tener el control del partido. Es un buen resultado en este momento para la selección”, dijo Arce. El volante Andrés Guardado aprovechó un centro de Ricardo Osorio a los ocho minutos y Carlos Vela agregó un tanto a los 21 para México, que levantó cabeza luego de que el pasado miércoles fue goleado 4-1 por Argentina, en otro amistoso celebrado en San Diego. La goleada ante Argentina “fue un accidente, nos tomaron en mal momento, pero aprendimos de eso. Si hay intensidad, México puede sacar buenos

resultados”, consideró Arce. Al igual que en aquel encuentro, el nuevo entrenador de los Tricolores, Sven-Goran Eriksson estuvo presente en la tribuna. El sueco fue elegido el pasado martes para suplir a Hugo Sánchez, cesado el 31 de marzo pasado tras no clasificar a la selección sub23 a los Juegos Olímpicos. Eriksson no dirigirá a México en la serie contra Belice. El tricolor estará todavía bajo las riendas del interino Jesús Ramírez. Arce erró solo frente al portero George Forsyth a los tres minutos, pero de inmediato se reivindicó cuando Pérez mandó un centro templado al área donde el jugador de Santos no tuvo problemas para definir. Poco después, Osorio tomó la banda derecha, llegó a línea de fondo y mandó un centro

S a n Anton i o , Imperial, CD Rayos and Barcelona. This year’s teams were selected from five leagues around Columbus , including: Columbus Soccer League, International Soccer League Ohio, Ohio Hispanic Adult Soccer Association, Latinos Unidos, and Interlatinos. Tournament standings, pairings, rules and additional information can be found in the Community section of the Crew’s official Web site, www.TheCrew.com. retrasado hacia la llegada de Guardado, quien sacó un tiro potente para poner el 2-0. La tercera anotación azteca vino a los 21 aprovechando una mala salida de Forsyth, quien midió mal el bote de un balón que parecía a modo para despejarlo. Vela lo robó y de pierna izquierda definió con un tiro raso. El cuarto de México se produjo cuando Guardado mandó un centro por izquierda, que rebotó en el área antes de que Arce lo prendiera de pierna derecha para fusilar a Forsyth. Después de los cuatro goles, México tuvo oportunidades para ampliar la ventaja, pero la puntería le falló a Vela, a Oscar Rojas y a Arce y el marcador ya no se movió en la cancha del Soldier Field.

Con 10 hombres, EEUU rescata empate 0-0 ante Argentina Con Por BRIAN TRUSDELL EAST RUTHERFORD, Nueva Jersey, el 8 de junio del 2008 (AP): Con 10 jugadores en la cancha durante casi 20 minutos, Estados Unidos rescató el domingo un empate sin goles frente a Argentina, en el último partido amistoso de ambos equipos antes de sus próximos duelos de la eliminatoria mundialista. La igualada ante el seleccionado número uno en el escalafón de la FIFA representó el mejor resultado de los estadounidenses en sus tres partidos preparatorios contra selecciones de alto nivel. Estados Unidos jugó los últimos 19 minutos sin Pablo

Mastroeni, quien recibió la segunda tarjeta amarilla. A los 86, Argentina se quedó también con 10 jugadores, tras la segunda amonestación a su capitán Javier Mascherano. El arquero Tim Howard realizó cuatro atajadas espectaculares, en tiros a boca de gol de Julio Cruz. Por su parte, Landon Donovan cumplió su actuación internacional número 100, en un partido que concluyó con lluvia y relámpagos en el Giants Stadium, al que asistieron 78.682 espectadores, la cuarta mayor multitud que haya visto un partido de fútbol en este recinto.

El cotejo puso fin a una serie de tres duros compromisos para Estados Unidos, que cayó 2-0 en Inglaterra, el 28 de mayo, y 10 en España, el miércoles. Los estadounidenses abren el próximo domingo su eliminatoria, contra Barbados, en Carson, California. Por su parte, Argentina disputará cotejos de la eliminatoria sudamericana, el domingo contra Ecuador y el 18 de junio ante Brasil. Aunque Argentina tuvo más oportunidades de anotar, Estados Unidos se quedó cerca del arco albiceleste al menos en un par de ocasiones. Clint Dempsey hizo un disparo desviado por un

jugador argentino en el primer tiempo, antes de que el balón se fuera a la izquierda de la portería. Oguchi Onyewu estrelló un cabezazo en el larguero, en los primeros minutos del segundo tiempo, tras un tiro de esquina. Howard dio un gran espectáculo al defender su valla en la primera mitad. Detuvo cuatro tiros de Cruz, incluidos tres luego de contragolpes en los que se cantaba ya el gol. También Gabriel Heinze pudo haber anotado por los argentinos, pero su cabezazo a un pase de Lionel Messi se fue por encima del arco norteamericano.

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Movie Review: ‘Kung Fu Panda’ a bright surprise

Horóscopo ★ AAl★dedicar tanto tiempoAries: ★ a estabilizar tus emociones y alcanzar sensibilidad, quizás vas quedando demasiado atrapada por tus sentimientos, Aries. Es por ello que quizás últimamente no estuviste prestando atención a tu lado racional, aunque te está implorando que avances hacia una situación diferente de la que te encuentras en este momento. Tómate un tiempo para escuchar tu voz interior y tómala con más seriedad que hasta ahora.

A Tauro: ★ eres sociable y te gusta salir, los días como★ Como este ★constituyen un excelente conducto de salida para tu energía. Hoy podrías pasar mucho tiempo con tu familia, Tauro, pero también quizás te conectes con muchas otras personas. En algún punto quizás te descubras en el centro de atención. Te sentirás muy a gusto con todos quienes te rodean y agradecerás tu buena suerte. ¡Disfruta del día!

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★ no recibirás ningún fax con el mensaje ¡Disfruta de la Hoy vida! En grandes letras mayúsculas, Géminis. Será un mensaje que deberás recordar por ti misma. Existe un caudal tremendo de energía en tus emociones, y debes asegurarte de que esta increíble fuerza apunte hacia una dirección positiva. Tienes mucho amor para compartir con el mundo, por lo tanto ¿por qué continuar guardándolo?

A★ Cáncer: ★ Hoy★un socio o compañero sentimental estará con un humor

esquizoide, Cáncer. Posiblemente pasen mucho tiempo juntos, y durante el transcurso del día tu compañero saltará entre el entusiasmo total y la tristeza total. Esto te volverá loca porque no tendrás idea de como actuar. Todo lo que puedes hacer es mantenerte concentrada en los asuntos que estás resolviendo. Esta variabilidad desaparecerá hacia finales del día.

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Leo:

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Las nuevas ideas que has estado estudiando en los últimos días conducirán tu mente hacia una dirección distinta, Leo. Además, cambiarás los conceptos que siempre has aceptado, por otros recién aprendidos. Esto te conducirá a proyectos propios, quizás relacionados con escribir o hablar. La comunicación honesta y abierta hacia tu enamorado te guiará hacia una velada íntima junta. Tendrán una extensa conversación ★otras cosas! ★ - ¡entre

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Virgo:

Ciertas entregas que estás esperando podrían demorarse. Hoy te enterarás de algo que te sorprenderás sobre un vecino o pariente - y el chismorreo se extenderá rápidamente por tu vecindario. Esto te hará tambalear - a pesar de que podría ser exagerado. Visitarás a personas en las cercanías, Virgo, o pasarás mucho tiempo al teléfono, intentando saber la verdad. No creas todo lo que escuchas por ahí. ★

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Libra:

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Trata de no quemarte con el fuego que parece haber a tu alrededor, Libra. Últimamente, tu sabes lo que está bien y mal, así que no te comprometas ni tampoco involucres tu orgullo. Mantente atenta a lo que ocurre a tu alrededor, pero no sientas como que debes intervenir haciendo algo que adentro tuyo sientes que no está bien. Controla lo que puedes, pero no te preocupes por las situaciones que se te escapan.

A★ ★ Escorpio: ★ Es probable que alguien que vive contigo hoy esté de un

humor muy extraño, Escorpio. Esta persona se ha enterado de algunas noticias que son confusas y probablemente inciertas y, por lo tanto, se está preguntando qué efectos tendrán en su situación. Si él o ella discute contigo, el mejor consejo que puedes dar es de no entrar en pánico hasta que exista la posibilidad de comprobar los hechos. Probablemente la verdad sea muy diferente a lo que ustedes han oído.

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Five resent his undeserved opportunity, but when they crush him in training, Po, ever the fan, collects the rubble as a souvenir. Though most around him have no sense of humor, Po disarms them with his lack of intensity. His name, after all, means the soul, materialized. The fool in over his head is far from a new story, but “Kung Fu Panda” finds life in the old gag. The elaborate fight sequences (a memorable one is with chop sticks) are as inventive as anything in “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.” But the comedy of “Kung Fu Panda” lies in the deadpan looks and perfect pauses. Co-directors Josh Stevenson and Mark Osborne, both animation vets helming a major film for the first time, ensure that the comic timing is exact and that their cartoon creations have well-animated eyes. The right eye-roll (and there are many) always trumps a punchline.

The voice work is good all around, particularly from Black, McShane and Hoffman, whose part as tiny guru—a red panda—takes on a shade of Obi-Wan Kenobi with an attitude. Jolie is entirely forgettable, but it’s surely a sign of success that the A-listers recede as the movie rolls. The most enjoyable character, though, is a small supporting role voiced by Dan Fogler (“Balls of Fury”). As the palace envoy Zeng, he’s a Muppet-like bird so jittery that no flap of his wings is without hazard. As summer movies get bigger and bigger, they often make us, the audience, feel smaller and smaller. The bright “Kung Fu Panda” is a simple and lighthearted exception. “Kung Fu Panda,” a DreamWorks Animation SKG and Paramount Pictures release, is rated PG for sequences of martial arts action. Running time: 91 minutes. Three stars out of four.

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Hoy tendrás un día intenso, Capricornio. Así sea en el trabajo o en el hogar, te sentirás inundada de obligaciones y responsabilidades. Ser realista y guardar la calma te ayudarán sin duda a superar todo esto de manera eficaz. Hazte una lista con todo lo que tienes que hacer y comienza por lo más tedioso, así el resto te parecerá más fácil.

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owner, a goose voiced by James Hong. How a bird fathered a panda is a genealogy jokingly alluded to in “Kung Fu Panda,” but never resolved. “I don’t dream about noodles, Dad,” Po says. “I love kung fu.” The Furious Five are led by the Master Shifu (Dustin Hoffman) whose own guru, the turtle Oogway (Randall Duk Kim), fears their nemesis Tai Lung (Ian McShane) will return and destroy their Chinese valley. All Oogway wants, like Loretta Lynn, is peace in the valley. Their Chinese town is populated by pigs and geese and no humans, which might sound like an updated “Animal Farm.” But the closest thing here to Big Brother is an old turtle. To defend them, Oogway must find the “Dragon Warrior” to fulfill an ancient prophecy. As you might guess, Po is unexpectedly thrust into this role despite any evidence of talent, and the movie is essentially about whether he can live up to this destiny. The plot is standard martial arts stuff, but at every turn, the serious gravity of the kung fu archetype is contrasted by the extreme oafishness of Po. Take, for example, this lesson bestowed on Po by Shifu: “Panda, we do not wash our pits in the Sea of Forgotten Tears.” He’s plucky, but it’s not Po’s grit that’s endearing; it’s his casual goodnaturedness. The Furious

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Una intensa pasión se ha liberado dentro de ti, Sagitario. Verás que es difícil resistir el impulso de tomar a tu amado y fugarte con él a una isla desierta. Te vendría bien un descanso de la civilización. Pero sino puedes llegar hasta la isla, ¿por qué no crear un oasis en tu propia casa? Compra comida en tu restaurante favorito, llévatela a casa y disfruta de una cena íntima con tu pareja.

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Prize Amounts

Number Remaining

#478, $200 MILLION CASH SPECTACULAR, $10 $1,000,000 ($50,000/yr for 20 yrs)/TPD 1 $1,000,000 ($50,000/yr for 20 yrs) 0 $20,000 7 $10,000 21 $2,000/TPD Entry 11 $1,000 356 $500 884 $200 2,538 $100 9,545 $50 6,556 $30 12,484 $20 113,520 #505, $300 MILLION EXTRAVAGANZA, $10 $2,000,000 ($100,000/yr for 20 yrs)/TPD 1 $2,000,000 ($100,000/yr for 20 yrs) 9 $1,000,000 ($50,000/yr for 20 yrs) 4 $20,000 43 $10,000 489 $2,000/TPD Entry 120 $1,000 7,314 $500 20,569 $100 243,448 $50 242,969 $25 504,862 $20 2,192,347 #528, $5 MILLION CASH WINFALL, $20 $5,000,000 ($200,000/yr for 20 yrs)/TPD 1 $5,000,000 ($200,000/yr for 20 yrs) 3 $1,000,000 ($50,000/yr for 20 yrs) 11 $20,000 56 $10,000 438 $2,500/TPD Entry 86 $1,000 7,112 $500 19,396 $100 401,850 $50 212,316 $40 341,251 $25 860,158 $20 1,703,370 #554, MAGNIFICENT MILLIONS, $10 $1,000,000 ($50,000/yr for 20 yrs)/TPD 1 $1,000,000 ($50,000/yr for 20 yrs) 1 $20,000 2 $10,000 12 $2,000/TPD Entry 7 $1,000 219 $500 565 $100 5,580 $50 5,582 $25 7,491 $20 54,361 $15 34,891

Prize Amounts

Number Remaining

#559, EMERALD 7’S, $5 $100,000/TPD 1 $100,000 1 $7,000 8 $1,000/TPD Entry 12 $777 223 $500 345 $100 2,577 $77 5,155 $50 9,337 $25 14,738 #562, SPECIAL EDITION CASHWORD, $5 $100,000/TPD 1 $100,000 0 $5,000 8 $1,000/TPD Entry 4 $500 93 $100 338 $50 962 $40 1,050 $30 1,716 $25 4,597 $20 5,207 #565, HOT 9’S, $2 $10,000 $1,000 $500 $250 $100 $50 $20 #566, CASH ACTION TRIPLER, $2 $15,000 $1,000 $300 $100 $50 $20 #567, CASH CELEBRATION, $5 $150,000/TPD $150,000 $25,000 $10,000 $5,000 $2,000 $1,000/TPD Entry $500 $100 $50 $40 $20 #568, DOUBLE DOUBLER, $1 $10,000 $2,500 $200 $100 $50 $20

6 23 42 41 453 4,921 9,163

10 12 391 1,126 5,841 22,643

1 2 3 2 5 6 10 49 3,268 10,314 9,731 39,313

23 17 34 638 5,866 7,039

Prize Amounts

Number Remaining

#571, MEGA SLOTS, $5 $250,000/TPD 1 $250,000 2 $25,000 1 $5,000 6 $1,000/TPD Entry 16 $500 133 $100 3,564 $75 4,984 $50 27,956 $25 66,214 $20 165,122 #572, $2 MILLION ANNIVERSARY SPECTACULAR, $20 $2,000,000 ($100,000/yr for 20 yrs)/TPD 1 $2,000,000 ($100,000/yr for 20 yrs) 1 $20,000 27 $10,000 29 $2,000/TPD Entry 8 $1,000 664 $100 40,772 $50 35,317 $40 57,300 $25 118,301 $20 229,151 #576, ULTIMATE MATCH 3, $2 $10,000 $1,000 $100 $50 $20

11 29 1,901 13,442 26,849

#577, DEAL OR NO DEAL™, $5 $100,000/TPD $100,000 $10,000 $1,000/TPD Entry $500 $300 $200 $100 $75 $50 $30

1 1 3 11 245 432 1,141 2,092 3,163 15,591 36,499

#578, CASH EXPLOSION®, $1 Entry $500 $50 $20 $10 BINGO, $3 $30,000 $10,000 $5,000 $2,000 $1,000 $500 $200 $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 $25

578,591 334 3,607 37,126 38,536 19 5 7 11 28 308 1,344 3,211 3,439 9,555 13,256 19,124 31,972

Prize Amounts

Number Remaining

#582, LUCKY CASH, $2 $25,000 8 $2,500 13 $100 781 $50 8,586 $20 17,316 #583, RUBY RED 7’s, $5 $100,000/TPD 1 $100,000 4 $7,000 12 $1,000/TPD Entry 11 $777 308 $500 479 $100 3,556 $77 7,274 $50 11,242 $25 20,811 #589, $2 MILLION PLATINUM PAYOUT, $20 $2,000,000 ($100,000/yr for 20 yrs)/TPD 1 $2,000,000 ($100,000/yr for 20 yrs) 3 $20,000 67 $10,000 205 $2,500/TPD Entry 43 $1,000 3,824 $500 26,076 $100 319,575 $50 319,884 $40 440,270 $25 322,130 $20 962,158

Prize Amounts

Number Remaining

#597, SAPPHIRE 7’S, $5 $100,000/TPD 1 $100,000 5 $7,000 17 $1,000/TPD Entry 17 $777 480 $500 790 $100 4,811 $77 11,255 $50 20,763 $25 27,573 #598, STACKS OF CASH, $10 $1,000,000 ($50,000/yr for 20 yrs)/TPD 1 $1,000,000 ($50,000/yr for 20 yrs) 6 $20,000 21 $10,000 131 $2,000/TPD Entry 39 $1,000 2,556 $500 7,317 $100 80,502 $50 76,291 $25 77,019 $20 766,466 $15 460,464 #599, ROLL THE DICE, $1 $500 57 $200 191 $100 346 $50 2,252 $25 21,287

#591, 2008 DOUBLER, $1 $2,008 11 $500 9 $100 91 $50 80 $40 1,133 $20 3,876

#600, LUCK OF THE IRISH TRIPLER, $1 $1,700 $150 $75 $50 $25

#594, WILD 9’s, $1 $900 $100 $90 $81 $27 $18

#601, BONUS FOR LIFE, $2 $10,000/yr for life $2,000 $500 $200 $100 $50 $20

6 280 495 1,186 1,932 4,815

#595, VALENTINE’S DAY DOUBLER, $1 $1,400 12 $100 808 $20 8,376 #596, JOKER’S WILD, $2 $10,000 12 $1,000 83,786 $250 2,348 $100 6,647 $50 26,518 $20 53,149

10 115 850 537 5,490

3 10 50 243 1,071 10,556 32,581

#602, CASH FOR LIFE®, $5 $25,000/yr for life/TPD 1 $25,000/yr for life 3 $50,000 5 $10,000 5 $5,000 8 $1,000/TPD Entry 12 $500 19 $100 156 $50 6,372 $40 20,843 $20 18,950 $15 76,065

Prize Amounts

Number Remaining

Prize Amounts

Number Remaining

#604, ELECTRIC 8’s, $2 $18,888 24 $800 187 $100 703 $88 2,279 $50 22,463 $18 45,149

#615, CASH EXPLOSION®, $1 Entry $500 $50 $20 $10

#605, PINK PANTHER™, $2 $10,000 24 $1,000 44 $100 3,651 $40 27,175 $20 45,539

#612, PANDA-MONEYUM, $2 $10,000 30 $1,000 120 $100 5,152 $50 32,916 $20 61,761

#606, EXTREME GREEN, $5 $150,000/TPD $150,000 $10,000 $5,000 $2,000 $1,000/TPD Entry $500 $100 $40 $20

1 3 24 28 31 22 392 7,244 48,112 96,439

#607, HOT 1’S, $1 $1,000 $500 $100 $50 $20

79 39 1,585 5,975 39,675

#608, SPRING FLING TRIPLER, $1 $15,000 $5,000 $150 $75 $50 $25

58 59 410 2,415 2,425 24,344

#609, LUCKY TIMES 5, $2 $15,000 29 $1,500 178 $500 208 $100 3,009 $50 20,986 $25 37,689 #610, BLACKJACK, $5 $200,000/TPD 1 $200,000 3 $20,000 2 $5,000 10 $1,000/TPD Entry 30 $500 617 $100 5,805 $75 12,173 $50 60,752 $25 121,487 $20 303,817

#613, ALL THE MONEY, $2 $15,000 $1,500 $100 $50 $20

702,260 1,400 17,521 175,565 175,514

30 30 5,361 30,621 61,259

#614, EMERALD 7’S, $5 $100,000/TPD 1 $100,000 10 $7,000 30 $1,000/TPD Entry 40 $777 1,200 $500 2,000 $100 14,382 $77 29,239 $50 53,584 $25 82,173 #616, DOUBLING STAR CASHWORD, $2 $25,000 15 $4,000 9 $2,000 9 $1,000 11 $500 51 $200 137 $100 341 $50 7,590 $25 19,948 $20 47,490

Prize Amounts #626, LUCKY 7’S BINGO, $2 $10,000 $1,000 $500 $200 $125 $100 $65 $50 $42 $27 $25 $20 $19 $14 #629, DOUBLE DOUBLER, $1 $10,000 $2,500 $200 $100 $50 $20 #640, LUCKY TIMES 10, $5 $250,000/TPD $250,000 $5,000 $2,000 $1,000/TPD Entry $500 $100 $75 $50 $35 $20 #641, HAPPY BIRTHDAY, $1 $500 $50 $20

Number Remaining

21 33 111 226 285 575 1,407 4,014 2,832 2,816 47,552 70,827 70,760 141,658

80 70 188 3,900 39,146 48,820

1 3 21 88 36 252 5,903 3,706 36,986 125,700 444,185

138 1,460 36,480

*TPD = Top Prize Drawing

#617, $100,000 BINGO TIMES TEN, $5 $100,000/TPD 1 $100,000 3 $50,000 53 $10,000 4 $1,500 8 $1,000/TPD Entry 25 $500 14 $200 19 $100 416 $75 1,629 $50 23,557 $40 23,451 $30 44,042 $20 180,877

#611, LOT’S OF 50s, $1 $500 40 $50 27,575 $20 20,558

#603, CASH ON THE SPOT, $1 $2,000 28 $100 2,773 $50 3,796 $20 27,348

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Por Carla Soto, Editor Asociar de La Prensa www.laprensa1.com Lo mejor de la semana en Estados Unidos y Puerto 1. El actor Vin Diesel Rico. y su pareja, la modelo Las ventas del álbum, mexicana Paloma Jiménez, que se mantuvo número uno han sido paen la dres de una reconocida niña, según cartelera ha dado a por cinco conocer el semanas, ya representante sobrepasan del actor. las 250 mil Diesel y copias sólo Paloma se en la convirtieron N a c i ó n en padres Americana. por primera Su éxito vez el D o n d e pasado 2 de E s t á s a b r i l , Corazón Vin Diesel enmedio de también se la nueva producción Fast ha mantenido durante and Furious, que se está cinco semanas en el topo rodando en Hollywood y de la lista de las más será estrenada en junio de escuchadas en la radio. 2 0 0 9 . En los próximos días El actor también llega a los Enrique presentará su cines este verano con segundo sencillo Lloro Por Babylon A.D, en donde Ti y anunciará las fechas de interpreta a un mercenario, Hugo Cornelius Toorop, encargado de la seguridad de una joven que ha sido alterada genéticamente para portar un peligroso virus. 2. El disco UNO (95/ 08), del cantante español Enrique Iglesias, prevalece como el disco más vendido en los Estados Unidos de acuerdo a las listas de la revista especializada Billboard, y el artista ha recibido el disco doble de platino por ventas de más Enrique Iglesias de 250 mil unidades del CD Weekly Television show since 1995

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Ohio Happenings: June 13, 5:30 to Midnight: Kickout to LatinoFest, at the Erie Street Market, 237 S. Erie St., Toledo; free admission, free food with cash bar; at 8:30PM-Midnight, live music and baile for $6 admission; call 419-350-0758. June 13-15: Toledo Jazz Society presents 2008 Art Tatum Jazz Heritage Festival; at Promenade Park in downtown Toledo; on June 14 at 4PM, Gerald Albright set to perform; 419-297-1269. June 14: LatinoFest at the Lucas County Rec Center in Maumee, 300 Key Street; entertainment by La Fiebre, La Tropa F, y más; admission is $13 (13 and older); 15PM is Family Time; live music starts at 2:00PM; Salsa Challenge, 1-6:00PM; call 419-350-0758 or visit: www.LatinoFestToledo.com June 15: The Spanish American Organization invites you to the 2nd Annual Bus Trip to see the Cleveland Indians take on the San Diego Padres in Cleveland; bus leaves at 9:00AM at 902 S. Broadway Avenue, Toledo; gametime is 1:05PM; $45 for SAO and Latin’s United members and $50 for non-members; call Phil Barbosa at 419-290-3082 or email [email protected]. June 20-21: Festival Latino, with headliners Los Huracanes del Norte, Andy Montanez, Lucero Terrazas, y más, Genoa Park, downtown Columbus; 614.645.7995. June 20-22: La Sagrada Familia 2008 Latin American Festival, at 7719 Detroit Avenue, Cleveland; 216-631-2888. July 27: 6th Annual Latino Scholarship Day with the Toledo Mud Hens, Toledo; sponsored by La Prensa and the Spanish American Organization. 419-870-6565. [Any Event-listings? Post gratis. Contact La Prensa at 419-870-6565, 313-729-4435, 440320-8221, 614-571-2051, or, email to [email protected]. Always check for changes.]

RACHEL MARIE JIMÉNEZ Rachel Marie Jiménez, age 78, of Toledo, OH, began her journey into God’s kingdom on June 6, 2008, in her home surrounded by her loving family and with the care and help of Hospice. Born on April 18, 1930, to Louisa and Walter Romero, Rachel was a devoted wife, mother and grandmother who loved sewing, cooking and gardening. One day in the month of May in 1985 “the boys” at Mom and Dad’s Nite Club asked the owner, Hoggie, if Mom could come in on a Saturday to cook her special tacos. With Hammer’s help, one day’s cooking turned into 15 years of serving Mom and Dad’s customers with the best Mexican food in town. Everyone affectionately called her “Mom,” and “the boys” in return decided to build her and dad a new addition to their home with the help of Rachel’s brothers, John and Kelly. You guys all know who you are, and I thank you from the bottom of my heart!! Mom took great love and pride in helping to raise and praise her granddaughter, Alejandra. She will be deeply missed by her loving husband of 47 years, Jesús “Chu-Chu” Jiménez; son, José Alfredo (Nicole); daughter, Carmen (Ron) Castillo; sisters, Isabelle Rodella, Ramona (Coco) Reyes; grandchildren, Alejandra “Mija,” Ron Jr., and Christina; as well as many nieces and nephews; and special family friend and godfather “Uncle Sam.” Special thanks to Hospice, especially Jean, Fran, Vickie, Tammy, and Dawn. Our readers are free to submit obituaries via email at: [email protected] at no cost to the reader, for publication in La Prensa and www.laprensa1.com. Gracias.

On June 8, 2008, the parish of SS. Peter and Paul (in Toledo) celebrated the retirement of

Father Richard Notter SPANGLISH RADIO PROGRAMS Ohio: WNZN 89.1FM La Onda Cultural Latina Lorain, OH Cada día, 9:00AM-5:00PM Contendiendo por la Fe WJTB 1040AM sábado 1:30-2:00PM

WLFC 88.3 FM Findlay, OH viernes, 6:00 to 9:00PM WCSB 89.3 FM LA PREFERIDA Lilly Corona Moreno Cleveland, OH Jueves, 7:00-9:00PM 216-687-3515 [email protected]

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WFOB 1430 AM with Freddy G Fostoria, sáb. noon-2:00 p.m. Sylvester Duran dom., 8:30 to 10:30AM 419-435-5555

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Michigan: WSDS 1480 AM La Explosiva 24hrs. “La que se escribe con rojo’” con Alex (Batman), Paquita, El Rostro, y Laura Hotline: 734-484-1480 313-350-3234 www.explosiva1480.com

WQTE 95.3 FM with Lady Di Adrian, MI dom.,3:00 to 8:00PM 517-265-9500 WIBM 1450AM Juan M. Rodríguez Jackson, MI dom., 10:00AM-Noon 517-787-0020

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Servicios Disponibles a las Familias en el Noroeste de Ohio Misas en español en la Diócesis de Toledo Parroquia San Caspar 1205 calle N. Shoop Wauseon OH Tecer dom. del mes, 1:00PM en julio y agosto; 2º & 4º dom, sepjunio. (419) 337-2322 Parroquia San Gerard Parroquia San Pedro y San 240 calle W. Robb Lima OH Pablo Segundo dom. del mes, 7:30AM 728 calle St. Clair (419) 224-3080 Toledo OH Parroquia Santa María Don, 12:00 mediodía 731 calle Exchange 419-241-5822 Vermilion OH Una o dos vezes al mes: Segundo y quarto dom. Del mes, Parroquia San Aloysius Esquina de calles Summit y Clough 4:00PM (abril-octubre) 440-967-8711 Bowling Green OH Parroquia San Pedro 1:00PM, 2º and 4º dom (sep.-junio), y Tecer dom. del mes, 614 calle N. Defiance Archbold OH en julio y agosto. Primer sábado del mes, 8:00PM (419) 352-4195 Cada Semana: Parroquia San José 709 calle Crogan Fremont OH Dom, 12:00 mediodía (419) 332-4973

Parroquia Santa Rosa 215 calle East Front Perrysburg OH Primer dom. del mes, 12:00PM mediodía (419) 874-1002 Parroquia San Wendelin Esquina de calles Wood y College 323 calle North Wood Fostoria OH Cuarto dom. del mes, 1:00PM (419) 435-6692 Parroquia San Pablo 91 calle East Main Norwalk OH Cada otro dom., 1:30PM (419) 668-6044

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By Rico Pico OHIO: Toledo: Club Mystique, salsa, 3122 Airport Hwy; 419.382.3122. Las Palmas, 3247 Stickney Ave., 9:00PM2:00AM; 419.729.9461o www.midwestmusica.com. Tony & Vickie’s Cabaret, 500 Front; Fri (HipHop) & Sat (Latin), 8PM2AM; 419.320.1659. Sky Box, 2148 W. Laskey; Latino Nights domingo with DJ Abel “AB;” 419-724-boxx. Sky Way/La Vista, 843 N. Summit St., near downtown; Wed-Sat, 4PM-2:30AM; DJ; 419508-7585. Cleveland: View Nightclub: Funky Fiesta Fridays (5PM-2:30AM), 618 E. Prospect Ave. (2nd floor): free salsa lessons 9-10PM; $5 cover; 216290-0407, 440-2635842, or www.TropicalCleveland.com. Sunset Lounge: Sushi Salsa Saturdays, 5PM2:30AM, 1382 W. 9th St., $5 cover, proper attire, 216-280-0407. MICHIGAN: Detroit: Club International, 6060 W. Fort Street; Sat.; 313.995.4938. Envy, 234 W. Larned; Fri., 248.756.4821. Half Past 3, 2554 Grand River, Sat: Latin Dance Parties with DJ Cisco; salsa, merengue, bachata; free salsa lessons 10PM; ladies free before 10PM; 313.304.8953 and 248.756.4821. www.danceindetroit.com. Los Galanes, 3362 Bagley St., most Fri. & Sat; 313.554.4444. Vicentes: 1250 Library; Fri: DJ Cisco spins salsa, merengue, Latin House; free salsa lessons 10PM; 21+, 248-756-4821. Ferndale: Every Friday, Monkey Bar,141 West Nine Mile Road, DJ Cisco, 248.756.4821 or 248.246.0076. Ann Arbor: Heidelberg Night Club, 215 Main St., Fri. & Sunday, 9:00PM to 2:00AM with DJ Miguel 734-3407229. Pontiac: HEAT, Pike St. & N. Saginaw St., Fri; at the main level: salsa, merengue, bachata & Latin House music by DJ Cisco 248.756.4821 or www.salsadetroit.com. Royal Oak: Wed. & Thurs; Sky Club, 401 S. Lafayette; doors open at 8:00PM, with free dance lessons at 8:30PM; 21 and over; DJ Cisco, 248.543.1964, or 248.756.4821. Utica: Argentine Tango Detroit, 7758 Auburn Road; Tango on Fri; 586.254.0560.

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• Evangelical Assemblies of God 705 Lodge St. 43609 Pastor Moses Rodríguez Miér., 7:00PM Dom., 11:00AM 419-385-6418 • First Spanish Church of God 1331 E. Broadway 43605 Dom., 10:00 a.m.& 5:00PM Mier. & Vier., 7:00PM Sab., 6:00 p.m. 419-693-5895 • Iglesia Bautista El Buen Pastor 521 Spencer Rd. 43609 Rev. Dr. Alberto Martínez Berna Aguilar, Youth Pastor Miér., 6:00PM Sab., 6:00PM Dom., 10:15AM, 11:20AM, 6:00PM. 419-381-2648 • Iglesia Cristo La Roca de Salvación 2052 Front St. 43605 Pastores: Exh. Miguel & Blanca Ladriyé Dom: Escuela 10:30AM; Culto Evangelistico 6:30PM 419-381-7765 • Iglesia Nueva Vida 2025 Airport Hwy 43609 Pastor Titular: Josué Rodríguez Pastor Asociado: José Rosario

Domingo 12:30PM Estudio Biblico: Jue. 7PM 419-382-0954

• Iglesia Pentecostal Unida Hispana Inc. 950 Prouty 43609 Pastor Saúl Esquivias Domingo 3:00PM 313.478.1566 • Iglesia Torre Fuerte Iglesia de Bible Temple 3327 Airport Hwy 43609 Pastor Guadalupe Rios Dom. 5:30PM 419-509-5692 • La Primera Iglesia Bautista 628 Elm St. 43604 Pastor: José Luis Jirón Escuela dominical: 10:00AM Culto de adoración:11:00A Los cultos son bilingüe Bible studies: Sat. 10:00AM 419-241-1546 • SS. Peter & Paul 728 S. St. Clair St. 43609 Fr. Richard Notter Dom., 12:00PM[en español] 419-241-5822 Lorain: • Sacred Heart Chapel 4301 Pearl Ave. Rev. William A. Thaden Sister Theresa Stegman, Sister Elisea Bonano 440-277-7231 Dom., 8AM, 10AM,& Noon Lun., jueves, vier. 9:30AM Mier., 6:30PM/Sáb., 6:00PM • House of Praise International Church 4321 Elyria Ave. 44055 Pastor Gilbert Silva 440-233-6433 Dom., 9 & 11:00AM [Eng.] Dom., 1:00PM [Spanish] Dom., 6:00PM [Youth] Viernes, 7:00PM [Eng.] • Iglesia Pentecostal Cristo Misionera 1930 Broadway 44055 Paster Miguel Serrano 440-245-2772 Dom., Escuela dom. 10AM Dom., culto evan. 6PM Martes, jueves, viernes @ 7PM: Evangelistas Daniel González, Francisco Vega, Abel Robles • La Iglesia de Dios, Inc. Rev. Angel L. Rivera 3115 Elyria Ave. 44052 440-244-3415 • Misión Cristiana Faro de Luz (Disciplos de Cristo) 940 West Fifth St. 44052 Pastor Luis A. Morales 440-288-8810 Dom., 1:00PM: Predicación Dom., 4:00PM: Escuela Biblica • Our Savior Nuestro Salvador Luthern Church 4501 Clinton Ave. 44055 Rev. Cora Lee Meier 440-277-6123 Dom., 11:15AM:Serv. de Adoración Dom., 10:00AM: Escuela Dominical

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• The Salvation Army 2506 Broadway 44052 Pastores Carlos & Trudy Medina Dom: 11:00AM Reunion de Adoración; 1:00PM Escuela Mier: 6:30PM Estudio Biblico Vier: 6:00PM Club de Niños 440-244-1921 • Christian Tabernacle International Church 2203 Meister Rd. 44053 Pastores David & Mildred Figueroa Dom., 10:00AM (Escuela Dominical) Dom., 5:30PM Martes & Jueves: 7:30PM 440-9605363 • Principe de Paz Hispanic Luthern Church 1607 East 31st St. 44055 • Iglesia del Dios Viviente 254 Barres lane Elyria OH 44035 Pastor Martin & Carmen Moyet

Dom: Adoración 1:00PM Martes: Adoración 7:00PM Mier: Estudio Biblico 7:00PM Viernes: Adoración 7:00PM (440)398.2996 o 323.8513 Cleveland, OH: • Iglesia Nueva Vida 2327 Holmden Ave. Cleveland OH 44109 Rev. José Reyes Serv. culto: mier. 8:00PM vier. 8:00PM dom. 11:00AM 216-741-0390 216-322-0002 • Iglesia Pentecostal “La Senda Antigua” Pastores Rolando & Lizzette Velázquez

2681 West 14th Street Cleveland OH 44113 216.298.9095 Orden de Cultos: Dom:10:30AM Esc. dominical; noon: Culto Evang., ProTemplo lun: 7PM clase de Nuevos Creyentes Mar: 7PM Oración y Est. Biblico mier: 7PM Culto de Hogares jueves: 7PM Culto Generales Vier: 7PM Culto Generales

• Sagrada Familia Fr. David Fallon 7719 Detroit Ave. Cleveland OH 44102 Sat. Vigil 5:00PM Sun., 9:00AM & 11:30AM 216-631-6817 • St. Francis Parish Superior Ave. & 71st St. Cleveland OH Sat. Vigil 4:00PM Sáb., 10:00AM [Español] Sat., 11:30AM [Eng.] Weekdays, 7:30AM 216-361-4133

• St. Michael the Archangel Fr. Jaime McCreight 3114 Scranton Rd. Cleveland OH 44109 Sat., 5:00PM [English] Sáb., 7:00PM [Español] Sun., 9:45AM [Eng.] Dom., Noon [Esp.] 216-621-3847 216-861-6297 • Misión Cristiana Nueva

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• Iglesia Cristiana Fuente De Salvacion 3780 West 140th St. Cleveland, Ohio 44111 Dom: Estudio Bibilico a las 2PM Servicio de Alabanza a las 3PM Estudio en Los Hogares Para Caballeros a las 7PM Miercoles: Oracion a las 7PM en la Iglesia Viernes: Estudios en Los Hogares/Celulas a las 7PM Pastores Pedro & Georgina Leonardo (440) 508-4497 (216) 334-4759

ARIES: MARCH 21 - APRIL 20 ★ ADon’t ★ lose ★ any sleep over your love life. You can’t be bothered worrying about things that only time will resolve. Just remember: the relationship you have with your self comes first and it’s the one thing you can control.

★ M ICHIGAN • Primera Iglesia Hispana de Monroe Alianza Cristiana y Misionera Pastor Jesse Morales 317 E. Front St. Monroe, Michigan 48161 734-848-4271 • Primera Iglesia Bautista Hispana 3495 Livernois Street Detroit, Michigan 48210 Pastor Titular: Carlos Liese Pastor Asociado: Elí Garza Estudio Bíblico: Miér., 7:00PM Escuela Dominical: 10:00AM Culto de Adoración: Dom., 11:00AM 313-894-7755 • Nueva Creación United Methodist Church 270 Waterman St. Detroit MI Services: Juev. at 7:00PM & dom. a 5:30PM • St. Alfred Catholic Church Fr. Jim Kean 9500 Banner Street Taylor MI Misa en español: Domingo, a 5:00PM 313-291-6464 • Parroquia de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe G-2316 W. Coldwater Rd. Flint, MI 48505 810-787-5701 Rev. Timothy Nelson sabado (ingles) 5pm, domingo (español) 9am, domingo (ingles) 11am

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CANCER: JUNE 21 - JULY 20 You need to accept the fact that it takes two to tango. Whoever you think is the problem happens to be sharing it with you! As soon as you let go of your end of the deal, they will either drop theirs, or find a ★ way to resolve it.

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VIRGO: AUGUST 21 - SEPTEMBER 20 All your difficulties will slowly improve. People who have been causing you trouble may even find someone else to hassle. When things start to ease up ★it you’re energy will return and you’ll remember what ★to be happy. means

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LIBRA: SEPTEMBER 21 - OCTOBER 20 You’re in the middle of a huge transition. It would be great if you could own the right to break every rule. The new growth that’s taking place will happen easily ★ ★ and naturally if you stop needing to take the conservative route.

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DECEMBER 21 - JANUARY 20 ★ ACAPRICORN: You ★to go ★ have just gotten the word that it’s OK forward. Those close to you don’t have to understand what’s going on so don’t expect them to. With so much about to pop, even you don’t quite understand this. That’s OK. You will.

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PISCES: FEBRUARY 21 - MARCH 20 You have a few things that are about to come full circle. Your efforts to make this work have been challenged by people who won’t budge. No matter how you try to enlighten them it will take much stronger medicine to wake them up.

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SPJ signs letter of support to protect whistleblowers INDIANAPOLIS: The Society of Professional Journalists, along with the Government Accountability Project, The Project on Government Oversight, the Union of Concerned Scientists, Public Citizen and 112 other organizations, have signed onto a letter addressed to Sen.’s Joseph Lieberman (DConn.); Susan Collins (RMaine) and Daniel Akaka (D-Hawaii); and Rep.’s Henry Waxman (D-Calif.); Tom Davis (R-Va.) and Todd Platts (R-Pa.) in support of increased protections for whistleblowers. The letter calls upon Congress to complete a landmark, eight-year legislative effort to restore a credible Whistleblower Protection Act, also known as H.R. 985 and S. 274. In the letter, the groups offer personal assistance and ask that the final bills: • Grant employees the right to a jury trial in federal court; • Specifically protect federal scientists who report efforts to alter, misrepresent, or suppress federal research; • Extend meaningful protections to FBI and intelligence agency whistleblowers; • Strengthen protections for federal contrac-

tors, similar to those provided to Department of Defense contractors and grantees in last year’s defense authorization legislation; • Extend meaningful protections to TSA screeners; • Neutralize the government’s use of the “state secrets” privilege; • Bar the Merit Systems Protection Board from ruling for an agency before whistleblowers have the opportunity to present evidence of retaliation; • Allow a whistleblower the right to be made whole, including compensatory damages; • Grant comparable due process rights to employees who blow the whistle in the course of a government investigation or who refuse to violate the law; and • Remove the Federal Circuit’s monopoly on precedent-setting cases. “To keep a balanced check on government power and spending, we strongly urge members of Congress to extend protections to whistleblowers,” SPJ President Clint Brewer said. “Everyday, journalists rely upon these brave men and women to uncover stories of corruption and wrongdoing and that the public has a right to know about. Offering protections and a promise of less retaliation will further enable the free flow of information that our

country relies upon.” Under the Whistleblower Protection Act, whistleblowing is defined as disclosing information that an employee reasonably believe is evidence of illegality, gross waste, or fraud, gross mismanagement, abuse of power, or substantial and specific danger to public health and safety. To learn more about the Government Accountability Project, visit Whistleblower.org. To write a letter in support of H.R. 985 and S. 274, find your Congressman at House.gov or Senate.gov. A sample letter can be found on the Whistleblower Action Web site. Founded in 1909 as Sigma Delta Chi, The Society of Professional Journalists is the nation’s largest and most broad-based journalism advocacy organization. SPJ promotes the free flow of information vital to a well-informed citizenry; works to inspire and educate the next generation of journalists; and protects First Amendment guarantees of freedom of speech and press. For further information on SPJ, visit www.spj.org.

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LatinoFest is on June 14 at the Fairgrounds with La Fiebre, La Tropa F, y más The 8th Annual LatinoFest is scheduled this Saturday, June 14, 2008, from 1:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. at the Lucas County Fairgrounds on Key Street in Maumee, Ohio— rain or shine. Headlining bands feature La Tropa F out of San Antonio, Texas and La Fiebre of Pasadena, Texas. Mariachi, Tejano and Banda bands also perform, starting at 1:00PM. La Tropa F is comprised of members of the musical Farias family. Already with several recordings under their collective belt, they signed to the Manny Music label in 1990, scoring their breakthrough hit with the chart-topping “Mil Noches.” In 1992, La Tropa F won the “Best Local Conjunto” award at the first annual “Pura Vida” Hispanic Music Awards; a year later, they also won the committee’s “Best Conjunto” award, that same year taking home “Conjunto of the Year” honors at the 13th Annual Tejano Music Awards. La Fiebre started out as a rock band. They had a couple of member changes in the early 1980s and decided to try Tejano. Their first album, Contagious, exploded and the rest is pretty much history. Noted for their powerful upbeat rancheras and energetic stage performances and awesome light shows, La Fiebre went on to become a top Tejano super group. The festival features over 20 Latino food and merchandise vendors. The “Family Time” activity area will feature pony rides, clowns, magicians, a children’s activity tent, an exhibit from the Toledo Zoo complete with live animals, dancers and more. This year’s festival features

Neighborhood Properties, Inc. celebrates 20th Anniversary mental illness for over 17 years in Toledo. She joined the NPI team in 2000 and brings the right blend of compassion and toughness to her relationships with NPI tenants. Halbig-Sánchez’s staff has described her as “a real leader in the face of numerous accounts of adversity… the role model of the person I aspire to be” and “the best, most hard working boss I have ever had. She is an exceptional supervisor and advocate.” Other employees receiving recognition were: Janet Grine, Site Manager at Fostoria Junction; the NPI Janitorial Crew, including Manager Scott Main and members Melvin Johnson, Richard Liegl, Marcia Miller and Tim Miller; Safe Haven

Resident Manager Barbara Stovall; and Central Avenue Office Receptionist Rhonda Walton. NPI gave a community award to Northcoast Behavioral Healthcare for its excellent focus on advocacy and recovery. Northcoast is ahead of the curve in offering the best tools to its customers, who live with severe and persistent mental illness. The Partners in Recovery group brings patients together with consumers living successfully in the community for discussion, education and hope. Northcoast was the first inpatient setting to offer the best practice Wellness Management & Recovery program. For more information about NPI please call 419.473.2604 X100.

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Toledo: Neighborhood Properties, Inc. (NPI) celebrated its 20th anniversary and recognized nine NPI employees and a mental health facility at its recent annual dinner at the Toledo Hilton. NPI was founded in 1988 to end homelessness for those with behavioral health challenges. The non-profit offers supportive housing to customers who can live independently but need help occasionally with living skills, neighbor relations or other matters. The agency owns 550 apartments at 80 different sites around Toledo. Tenant Services Manager Juanita Halbig-Sánchez, LSW, was honored for “going the extra mile” in the areas of leadership and advocacy. She has been working with people who live with

celebrity TV and radio personalities, a low rider exhibition, and new car display. The Fest also hosts its first annual Salsa Tasting Challenge—Nine area restaurants and salsa distributors will by vying for the best mild, hot, and specialty salsa as well as the People’s Choice Award for best overall tasting salsa in the area. Free salsa samples will be given away during the competition. Winners will be announced at 5:00 p.m. on the main stage. LatinoFest VIII kicks off on Friday, June 13 at the Erie Street Market Civic Center Promenade near downtown

T o ledo, with an appreciation reception from 5:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. This event is free and open to the public. A Mexican dance party will follow the reception from 8:30midnight featuring Grupo Dezeo. Admission for the dance party is $6 at the door. For more information, contact Consuelo Hernandez at: [email protected] or (419) 350-0758 or Julie Champa at (419) 290-8629 or visit our website at: www.LatinoFestToledo.com

LatinoFest Schedule 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Free Family Admission 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. “FAMILY TIME” (Clowns, Magicians, Petting Zoo, Balloon Art, Art/Cultural Tent, Kids Music, Pony Rides, Dancers & more) 1:00 pm – 5:00 p.m. SALSA TASTING CHALLENGE - NEW DJ & music between Artists & Groups 1:00 pm El Corazón de Mexico (folkloric dance) 1:30 pm Zapopan (Mariachi) 2:30 pm Illusion (Tejano) 3:45 pm Group Fuego (Salsa) ANNOUNCEMENTS,ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS&INTRODUCTIONS

**Salsa Tasting Challenge Awards** 5:00 pm Venganza (Banda) 6:45 pm La Tropa F 9:00 pm La Fiebre KICK OFF EVENT ERIE STREET MARKET / CIVIC HALL 5:00 pm to Midnight Friday – June 13TH 5:30 pm – 8:00 pm Public Invited – Free Admission Food Provided - Cash Bar 8:30 pm - midnight Dance to the Music of Grupo Dezeo $6.00 Entrance - Cash Bar (Schedule, including artists and times are subject to change without notice)

Ohio tomatoes cleared by U.S. Food and Drug Administration REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio (June 10, 2008): The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) added Ohio to a list of states that are not associated with the latest food safety alert for certain types of raw red tomatoes and products containing raw red tomatoes, due to an outbreak of salmonellosis. Ohio Agriculture Director Robert Boggs informs Ohio consumers that Ohio-grown tomatoes are safe for consumption. “The FDA has cleared Ohio tomatoes as part of their investigation, allowing consumers to buy with confidence,” Boggs said. “ Ohio is ranked fifth nationally in tomato production, and I’m glad that our producers won’t feel the economic affects of this nationwide food safety alert.” According to the FDA, 145 cases of salmonellosis caused by Salmonella Saintpaul have been reported since midApril. The FDA recommends that consumers not eat raw red Roma, raw red Plum , raw Round red tomatoes, or products that contain these types of raw red tomatoes unless the tomatoes are from sources not associated with this outbreak. A complete list of states, territories, or countries not associated with this outbreak is available at www.fda.gov/ oc/opacom/hottopics/tomatoes.html#retailers

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Miles acuden a desfile puertorriqueño en NY

In Father’s Day cards, Dad is a lout

Por REBECCA BANUCHI NUEVA YORK, el 8 de junio del 2008 (AP): La Quinta Avenida retumbó el domingo al ritmo de salsa y reggaetón durante la celebración del tradicional desfile puertorriqueño de Nueva York, con la participación de diversas personalidades caribeñas de la política y la música. Aunque con menos público que en años anteriores, miles de personas de diversas nacionalidades enarbolaron la bandera boricua a ambos lados de la vía mientras p r e s e n c i a b a n entusiasmados el extenso desfile de políticos y artistas a lo largo de la lujosa avenida neoyorquina. “Aunque no sea puertorriqueña, me siento muy feliz de estar aquí. En cuanto a este evento se refiere, es la mejor forma en que cada cultura, cada etnia, reafirma su identidad de hispanos”, manifestó Rosa Homolka, de 47 años y natural de República Dominicana. La edición 51 del desfile puertorriqueño contó con la participación de numerosas figuras boricuas como el gobernador de Puerto Rico, Aníbal Acevedo Vilá; el líder sindicalista Dennis

By HILLARY RHODES Associated Press Writer Fathers sleep a lot, and they snore loudly. When they’re awake, they like to fish or golf, but they’re comically bad at both. They drink so much beer they’re practically alcoholics, and they’re complete couch potatoes, always watching television and hogging the remote. At least, that’s the lessthan-favorable image of Dad on Father’s Day greeting cards. It’s a striking contrast to the poetic praise often expressed at Mother’s Day. Many men say they are tired of the “put-down” cards and would like some affirmation for a change—and at least one greeting-card company is listening. One father in Washington, D.C., who used to stay home with his kids and blog about his life as an at-home father, says the golf and fishing cards don’t bother him, but he doesn’t like the ones that make dads look incompetent. “This idea that men are somehow biologically incapable of caring for their children is the sort of thing that I don’t find particularly funny,” said Brian Reid, father of two. Not only greeting cards, but television and movies often convey the idea that Dad is unreliable with every parental duty from changing a diaper to picking the kids up at school, he says. Greeting cards can be a good litmus test for the way society perceives various relationships and people. Companies want to sell cards, so they aim to hit a spark of truth. But generalizing in order to reach people can lead to stereotypes that then get perpetuated and take on a life of their own. In an age where about 159,000 dads stay home with their children, accord-

Rivera, quien desempeñó el papel de gran mariscal, y los congresistas de origen puertorriqueño Nydia Velázquez y José Serrano. Además, marcharon en carrozas los reguetoneros Wisin y Yandel, Don Omar, Tito “El Bambino”, Miguelito, Jowell y Randy, los salseros Gilberto Santa Rosa, Frankie Negrón, Michael Stuart y Tito Puente Jr., el baladista Luis Fonsi, el pianista Eddie Palmieri, el actor Luis Guzmán y la ex Miss Universo Denise Quiñones. A las personalidades puertorriqueñas se les unieron los cantantes Kat DeLuna, de República Dominicana, y el mexicano Frankie J, al igual que bandas de Panamá y Trinidad y Tobago, un grupo de zanqueros de las Islas Vírgenes Británicas y una agrupación colombiana. “Esta parada (desfile) representa mucha alegría para nosotros porque sentimos que la comunidad boricua nos acepta en sus eventos; es una actividad de unión de la comunidad hispana”, expresó la nicarag Juense Leonora Estrada, de 50 años y quien hace 19 vive en el Bronx. El desfile puertorriqueño comenzó con el tradicional corte del listón inaugural, a cargo del alcalde de la ciudad de Nueva York, Michael

Bloomberg, quien estuvo acompañado por Acevedo Vilá y su homólogo del estado de Nueva York, David Paterson. Acevedo Vilá, quien llegó a Nueva York el sábado, resaltó la importancia que tiene el desfile para los puertorriqueños tanto en Estados Unidos como en la isla. “En ningún otro lugar del mundo se ven tantas banderas puertorriqueñas a la misma vez. Participar aquí, como lo he hecho en otros años, me llena de mucho orgullo”, comentó brevemente a la prensa previo al inicio de la actividad. El calor de la tarde no amilanó a las miles de personas que, por más de cuatro horas, presenciaron enérgicos el desfile de las coloridas carrozas en las que sus ocupantes bailaban al son de salsa, reggaetón, bomba y plena puertorriqueña. “Me gusta venir aquí a apoyar a mi país, mi orgullo, con mi bandera”, exclamó Astrid Peña, de 39 años y residente en Nueva Jersey. A eso de las 5:00 de la tarde, la policía de Nueva York no había reportado ningún incidente relacionado con la actividad.

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ing to 2006 U.S. Census numbers, it’s hardly accurate to say that dads don’t know what they’re doing. One Hallmark card at a Stop & Shop this season showed a cartoon depiction of “When dads pack lunches.” In the picture, some kids are eating lunch together, and one says, “Looks like I got a peanut butter and salami sandwich and a can of WD-40.” There you go: the stereotypical incompetent (and tool-obsessed) father. But our culture might be headed away from that and offering credit to both units in the parental pack. Hallmark says it is offering more positive cards this year. “Men have told us they would like to feel a little more appreciated,” said spokeswoman Deidre Parkes. “That doesn’t mean you can’t give your dad a funny Father’s Day card, but it can be maybe complimentary humor rather than a negative card.” Reid calls making fun of incompetent fathers “this comic idea that’s run its course.” He mentioned a 2005 NBC show that bombed called “Meet Mr. Mom.” The reality series depicted how a family dealt with the mother going away when the father is left alone with the children. Reid said it didn’t work because it wasn’t particularly funny, extraordinary or otherwise television-worthy to see dads spend time with and take care of their kids. It’s nothing new, these days. Men who have children are getting tired of the often negative media portrayal of fathers, some say. “They’re either dumb, dangerous or disaffected,” said Roland Warren, president of the National Father-

hood Initiative, a nonpartisan, not-for-profit group based in Gaithersburg, Md. While absentee fatherhood is still a very large issue, the dads who are involved tend to be more committed and taking a more hands-on approach than they might have experienced with their own fathers growing up, Warren said. Fathers increasingly want to see the value of their role reflected in the media, he said. They have taken on more of the homecare and childcare as more women have joined the work force, so their contribution at home takes on greater weight in their minds. Is it so much to ask for a flattering card? Indeed, the greeting card industry might be getting the hint. A recent trip down a greeting card aisle found one reporter hard-pressed to find many insulting Father’s Day cards. Sure, there was the one that said, “Celebrate Father’s Day with a beer in one hand ... and a beer in the other hand.” And there were at least two that implied Dad is married to the remote control. But other than the small handful of “put-down” cards, most Father’s Day greetings were thoughtful, appreciative and often quite mushy. “I love you just like I did when I was little ... only now I appreciate you even more,” reads one. Another new Hallmark card with comedian Chris Rock carries the greeting, “Nobody ever says, ‘Hey, Daddy, thanks for knocking out the rent. I sure love this hot water. It’s easy to read with all this light.”’ This Father’s Day—June 15, 2008—remember: Dads are people, too. Choose your card wisely.

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2 Pontiac,MI

12-Apr

Parroquia St. Vincent de Paul

3 Detroit

26-Apr

Dia del niño

4 Painesville,OH

3-May

Saint Marys Church

5 Grand Rapids,MI

17-May

Iglesia San Francisco Xavier

6 Toledo,OH

31-May

The Mayores Senior Center

7 Lansing

14-Jun

Cristo Rey Community Center

8 Norwalk,OH

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St. Paul Church

9 Shelby Hart,MI 10 Lawrence,MI 11 Canton,OH

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Parroquía de San Francisco de Asis 62811 New Haven Rd. Ray, MI. 48096

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Iglesia San Gregorio

26-Jul

Van Beauren Technology Center

46408 Woodward ave, Pontiac, MI 48342 Estacionamiento de Iglesia Holy Redeemer 242 North State St. Painesville, OH 44129 250 Brown St. S.E., Grand Rapids, MI 49507 One Aurora Gonzalez Dr. Toledo, OH 43609 1717 N. High Street, Lansing, MI

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91 E. Main St, Norwalk, OH, 44857 316 Peach St, Hart, MI 49420 250 South Street, Lawrence, MI 49064

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Good Will Center

12 Traverse City,MI

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St. Joseph Catholic Church

1340 Center Rd. Traverse City, MI 49686

408 Ninth St. S.W., Canton, OH, 44707

13 Youngstown,OH

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First Unitarian Universalist Church

1105 Elm Street, Youngstown, OH 44505

14 Holland, MI

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15 Detroit, MI

15-Nov

Most Holy Redeemer Parish

Por definirse 1721 Junction Detroit,MI 48209

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The University of Toledo

The University of Toledo

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PCN 997585, Principal Gifts Officer, Institutional Advancement: The Principal Gifts Officer (PGO) will be responsible for cultivating, soliciting, and closing high potential prospective donors. The PGO will implement focused strategies and oversee necessary tactics for increasing financial support to the University from high potential prospective donors. The PGO will be responsible for a portfolio of at least 50 prospects with the capacity to make a gift of $100,000 or more. These prospects will be assigned by the Director of Prospect Research in consultation with the Vice President and Associate Vice President. The PGO will be assigned to a college and will work closely with his/her Dean and oversee sustainable giving activities to generate gifts in excess of $3 million.

Job # 996441 ~ Painter Journeyman, Facilities & Construction: The responsibilities for this CWA position include: using painting tools and equipment, general tools and equipment, surface preparation, rigging and setting up scaffolding, application of interior and exterior paints and other finishes, spray painting, estimating surface areas, determining amount of paint needed and matching colors.

Job 997593, Student Account Specialist 2, Cashier’s Office: This position accepts and posts cash, check, credit card and wire transfer payments to students and departmental accounts using third party software; this includes parking fine payments and Rocket Card deposits. Responsible for analyzing and appropriately explaining student account balances upon request which includes calculating the payment amount due on the Installment Payment Plan, determining the appropriate parking permit to issue for students and faculty and staff and providing general information regarding the services within the Bursar’s Office.

The successful applicant will possess a Bachelor’s degree, an advanced degree is preferred, excellent communication and organizational skills, one to three years professional experience in fundraising or closely related experience, and a demonstrated knowledge of philanthropic activity in higher education preferred. Salary will be commensurate with education and experience within the approved hiring range. To apply, submit a cover letter, include position title and job #, a résumé, as well as the names and contact information for three professional references to: The University of Toledo, Mail Stop 205, Toledo, OH 43606 or fax 419.530.1490 or email (preferred) [email protected]. This position will remain open until filled. Review of résumés will begin on 6/23/08. An Equal Access, Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action Employer and Educator.

LABORERS WANTED IN COLUMBUS Laborers wanted for indoor construction work, in the Columbus Ohio area; $8.00 hr 40 plus overtime, 909-809-6667 Tony Hernandez.

The qualifications that would enable someone to be completely proficient in all aspects of the job include: High school graduate preferred; must have valid certification from USDOL apprenticeship program (Painter Journeyman Card); plus experience in use of hand and power tools; 1 course or 3 months experience in blueprint reading; or alternative, equivalent evidence of the major characteristics noted above. To effectively perform the functions of this position, the incumbent must have knowledge and skill in leadership, total quality management concepts, painting technology, blueprint reading, regulations, codes, building maintenance, safely operate hand and power tools, use mathematics, cooperate with others and have the ability to solve problems. An understanding of building layout, terminology, university and maintenance operations, policy, and procedures is necessary. Full time. May work nights and weekends. Hourly rate $14.95. To apply, submit a cover letter (include position title and job #), a résumé, as well as the names and contact information for three professional references to: The University of Toledo, Human Resources Department, Toledo, Ohio 43606-3390; Fax (419) 530-1490; or email [email protected], which is preferred. Use only one method of application. Résumés must be received by Friday, June 13th, 2008. The University of Toledo is an Equal Access, Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action Employer and Educator.

This part-time, 20 hour per week CWA position requires 1000 hours training as a Student Account Specialist 1 (or 12 months experience); ability to calculate fractions, decimals and percentages and to read and write common vocabulary plus 6 courses in public relations (or 6 months experience) and 600 hours training in lending account recordkeeping (or 6 months experience); or equivalent. Must be available to work Monday through Friday from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Occasional weekends are required during peak periods. Hourly Rate $13.50. To apply, submit a cover letter (include position title and job #), a résumé, as well as the names and contact information for three professional references to: The University of Toledo, Human Resources Department, Toledo, Ohio 43606-3390; Fax (419) 530-1490; or email [email protected], which is preferred. Use only one method of application. Résumés must be received by Friday, June 13th, 2008. The University of Toledo is an Equal Access, Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action Employer and Educator.

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June/junio 13, 2008 Libbey High School Reunion: On 7-11-08, commencing at 7:30PM, a joint LIbbey High School class reunion for classes of 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, and 1968, at the Gladieux Meadows, 4480 Heatherdowns Blvd., Toledo. $2 admission, cash bar; entertainment by Bob Kelly. RSVP 419-699-3846. Casual attire. 12th

Club Taino Puertorriqueño

Annual Constitution Day Picnic Sunday, July 20, 2008

Swan Creek Metropark (Yeager Center) 4659 Airport Hwy. Toledo 43614 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Free & Open to the Public Come join us in commemorating the signing of the Constitution between Puerto Rico & the United States. Well have music, delicious Puerto Rican cuisine (only served between 2 & 4 p.m.), including the traditional roasted pig, artwork, dancers, poetry, and much more. Its a great cultural event for the whole family.

PULL A PART USED AUTO PART Pull A Part of Cleveland Is hiring Yard Laborers Needed Immediately 7.50 hr to 50 hrs week year round Processing inbound cars and inventory Place Inventory on Yard for display May include operate basic hand tools and fork lift Must be Authoried to Work In U.S. and pass Drug Screen Criminal Back Ground Check Need to Fill 7 Positions Benefits @ 6 months Apply @ 4433 W 130th, Cleveland Oh 44135

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Encargado de mantenimiento de Jardinería Min. 2 años de experiencia. Licencia de conductor válida y con récord limpio. Asistente de encargado de Jardinería - Min. 1 año de experiencia. Licencia de conductor válida y con récord limpio. Técnico de Fertilización - Se prefiere con experiencia pero no es requisito. Licencia de conductor válida y con récord limpio. Obrero - No se requiere experiencia Ofrecemos pagos competitivos y oportunidades de progreso. Por favor aplicar en persona: 62170 Van Dyke, Washington Twp, MI o enviar fax al:

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Community Impact Specialist – Education

Volunteers needed for Road to Recovery program

United Way of Greater Toledo is currently seeking a motivated individual to act as the Community Impact Specialist, Education. This position shares responsibility with the Education Vision Council for leading major early childhood and youth initiatives. Additional responsibilities include: cultivating strategically focused collaborations that advance United Way of Greater Toledo’s education agenda and is responsible for monitoring and assuring completion of key goals associated with preparing children to enter and graduate from school as assigned to the Community Impact Department, serve as youth subject matter expert and liaison in key areas such as associated with the United Way Agenda For Change.

Lend a helping hand in your community by becoming a volunteer driver for the American Cancer Society’s Road to Recovery program. As a volunteer, you will offer cancer patients safe and friendly access by transporting them to and from the treatments they need. The program offers flexible hours and free training. Join this meaningful program and make a positive difference in the lives of those around you.

Applicants must possess a bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 3 years experience working with community programs and a minimum of 5 years experience in the area of youth development. We provide a competitive salary and benefit package.

Road to Recovery is a volunteer driving program that provides patients with transportation to and from their doctor’s appointments and or cancer treatments during the week. It is a flexible volunteer program that aims to work around your schedule so you are able to go out into the community and offer help to those who are suffering from cancer. This program is a great way to offer assistance as well as support for the emotional and physical challenges related to the disease. If you are interested in becoming a Road to Recovery Volunteer Driver, contact Jean Schoen at 419-902-4742. The training program begins in June.

Qualified candidates should submit a cover letter with salary requirements along with a resume to: United Way of Greater Toledo One Stranahan Square Toledo, Ohio 43604 Attn: Human Resources Or E-mail to [email protected] – subject: CIS Visit us at www.unitedwaytoledo.org

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Buyer The Lucas County Board of MRDD is looking for a full time experienced Buyer. The position will be part of a team responsible for purchasing supplies, equipment, and processing contract payments. Candidates must have at least one (1) year of purchasing experience plus an Associate’s degree in Accounting, Finance or related area OR 4 years related experience with a High School diploma or GED. Position will be required to pass a keyboard skills test. Lucas County Board of MR/DD offers a generous benefit package. Starting pay is $11.38 per hour. You can view our web site at Lucasmrdd.com. Applicants can send résumé by June 16, 2008 to: Lucas County Board of MRDD Attn: Human Resources/DLV 1154 Larc Lane Toledo, OH 43614 EOE

LABORERS WANTED IN COLUMBUS Laborers wanted for indoor construction work, in the Columbus Ohio area; $8.00 hr 40 plus overtime, 909-809-6667 Tony Hernandez.

SALES/ DISTRIBUTION Spanish/English newspaper looking for people to Sell Ads, Post Events, & Distribute Papers in the following cities: Michigan: Ann Arbor/ Ypsi, Adrian, Pontiac, & Monroe Ohio: Findlay, Bowling Green, Akron, Youngstown, Columbus, Painesville, Cincinnati, & Fremont For details call Rico at 313-729-4435 or 614-571-2051 or email [email protected]

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Resident Manager – Safe Haven Neighborhood Properties, Inc., a leader in the State of Ohio in Supported Housing, seeks to fill several Resident Manager – Supportive Housing part-time and contingent positions. These are hourly, on-site, part-time and contingent positions and may require a schedule consisting of nontraditional hours. Hours worked per week average 32 hours for part-time, contingent hours will vary. Responsibilities of the positions are of overseeing and monitoring the property and building, and assuring that tenants comply with project rules, providing and arranging transportation and recreation of tenants. Position regularly interacts with and encourages tenants, serving as a non-clinical source of support and stability; plans, orchestrates and implements social and recreational activities with tenants under the supervision of the Recovery Specialist. These positions must demonstrate competence in work related behavior and a broad understanding of, and ability to work with, all cultures, ethnicities and populations. Requirements include, but are not limited to: High School graduate of G.E.D.; 2 years experience working with persons with a serious mental illness and basic skills with Microsoft Office software. Send a letter of interest and résumé to: Human Resources, Neighborhood Properties, Inc., 2753 West Central Avenue, Toledo, Ohio 43606-3439. Neighborhood Properties is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Account Reps & Call Center Reps AllianceOne is a subsidiary of Teleperformance, the leader and global expert in contact center management creating more value through a better customer experience. Our Maumee, OH office is seeking individuals fluent in Spanish for full-time Account Representative and part-time Call Center Representative Project openings. If you have excellent communication and keyboarding skills, and motivation to achieve goals, please apply. Maumee Recruiting. [email protected] Fax: 877-560-0296 Job Hotline: 877-876-7886

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The Training and Documentation Specialist position is the key role in the deployment of the PeopleSoft applications within the BG@100 project. This position is required to create training programs that will prepare the University Community for the utilization of the PeopleSoft applications. This is a grant funded, full-time administrative staff position. For a complete job description for this search (J61144) and all current Administrative Staff vacancies please visit http://www.bgsu.edu/ offices/ohr/employment/adm_staff/ page11137.html or contact the Office of Human Resources at (419) 372-8421 or [email protected]. BGSU is an AA/EO employer/ educator.

Full-time 12 mo. position. Full benefit package. Under general supervision of Head Librarian, Curriculum Resource Center, serves as subject specialist; provides specialized subject reference, library instruction, access (circulation) services; serves as resource person, Cooperative Services for Children’s Literature and maintains Children’s Book Center; other duties as assigned. Preferred: Bachelor’s degree in early childhood, primary, intermediate, or secondary education, library and educational media or coursework in related children’s services field. A BGSU application must be completed to be considered for this position. For a complete job description for this search (J-61145) including work schedule and deadline date please visit www.bgsu.edu/ downloads/execvp/ file15895.pdf or contact the Office of Human Resources at (419) 3728421 or [email protected]. BGSU is an AA/EO employer/educator.

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Finance Officer The Boys & Girls Clubs of Toledo is seeking a Finance Officer to manage all financial functions of the organization. Requirements include a Bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance or business administration and a minimum of five years of progressively responsible, relevant work experience. Not for profit experience is preferred but not required. Qualifications include a thorough knowledge of budgeting and accounting practices, processes and procedures, demonstrated experience with asset and budget management, good verbal and written communication skills, and strong interpersonal, organization and analytical skills. Please submit cover letter and résumé with salary requirements via email to: [email protected] with “Finance Officer” as the subject. Résumés will be accepted through June 15, 2008.

Economic times are tough nowadays. People are struggling to make ends meet and pay their bills. Some “Stay-At-Home Moms” have found a way to help with the family budget earning money from home. Call 419-343-9189 to learn how.

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Program Manager, Children and Family Services Unison Behavioral Health Group is seeking a Program Manager to develop and manage therapy programs and services focused on children and families. Services are provided primarily in community settings. Selected individual will participate as a member of the management team, oversee daily program operations, provide clinical supervision to staff, participate in program development and evaluation, serve as liaison to external partners and assist in marketing services provided. Position offers a flexible work schedule that includes Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Qualified candidates must have current clinical licensure from Ohio as a LPCC or LISW, previous experience working with children and families and at least five years experience as a clinician in a mental health setting. Previous supervisory experience is preferred. Send resume and salary requirements to:

Human Resources - PM/CFS 1425 Starr Avenue Toledo, OH 43605 Fax 419.936.7574 Email: [email protected]

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June/junio 13, 2008 ESTIMATOR Established NW Ohio Fabrication Company is seeking an experienced Structural and Miscellaneous Steel Estimator. Must have experience in both material and labor take offs from Structural and Architectural drawings. A candidate with structural or miscellaneous steel detailing experience would be considered. Must possess PC experience along with strong computational skills. FabTrol experience is a plus. Excellent benefit package including medical insurance, 401-k, etc. Qualified candidates may send a résumé in confidence to: Art Iron, Inc. Attn: HR 68E P.O. Box 964 Toledo, OH 43697-0964 Fax: 419-242-5815 [email protected] EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

IHOP Restaurant Jobs Steelyard Commons IHOP restaurant, located in Cleveland, is now hiring for restaurant positions including, servers, line cooks, bussers/dishwashers. Competitive pay. Positions available on 1 st, 2 nd, and 3 rd shifts. English language required. If interested, please apply in person Monday-Friday between 1PM and 3PM, 3511 Steelyard Drive, Cleveland. No calls please.

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Join the Winning Team American Family Insurance, a leader in the insurance industry since 1927, is looking for leading individuals to join our team of winning agents. As an American Family agent, you can expect: • Unlimited income potential. • Flexibility by managing your own business. • Expert training. • Advancement opportunities. For more information, and to schedule an appointment, call or send your resume to: Nelida I Lopez District Sales Manager 215 Miller Rd Suite 6 Avon Lake, OH 44012 (440) 933-3062 www.nelidalopezdistrict.com

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Aircraft Service International Group Detroit Metro Airport

Home Repairs, Electrical, Plumbing, Decks.

ASIG, the leader in aviation support services, has immediate openings for part-time Passenger Service Agents. This position is responsible for providing check in services to airline passengers. The candidate must be at least 18 years of age, have at least one year of Customer Service experience and the candidate must speak Spanish. Qualified candidates may fax résumés to 734-9557602 or email [email protected]. EOE M/F/D/V

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Interested in selling Tupperware? Want to place an order for Tupperware?

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Contact Sara hoy at 419-697-2593 or www.my.tupperware.com/sarabevier

Bilingual person wanted.

Real Estate Land for Sale 1 Acre Lot across from Allen School, 22700 Allen Drive, Clay Center, Ohio. $17,000 o.b.o. Call 419-410-3366.

Home-based business. $500-$3,000/month, around current schedule. Hands-on training.

IN DOWNTOWN TOLEDO NEAR COURTHOUSE, 3 LEVELS. For More Information Call: 419-870-6565 Limpieza de Comercios KBS esta empleando en Adrian. Se busca tiempocompleto Tercer cambio, Bilingüe (inglés/ español) requerido. Llame al 1-800-5371376 ext. 498 deje un mensaje para aplicar. www.kbs-clean.jobs

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NOTICE OF MEETING The Board of Directors of the Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority will hold its regularly scheduled meeting on Thursday, June 26, 2008, 8:00 A.M. at One Maritime Plaza, 3rd floor conference room, Toledo, Ohio—James H. Hartung, President.

Housing Cleaning Service AFFORDABLE PRICES! Janette Cruz Owner

216-832-1437

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Francisco Roofing

Live in or live out; Monday – Saturday; $350/Week; Call 248514-7963 (Southfield, Michigan) • Ama de casa deseada Viva en casa o viva fuera De lunes a sábado; $350/ semana; Llamada 248514-7963 (Southfield, Michigan).

Si tienes problemas con tu techo, llamame al 419-283-4843. Se Habla Español. 13 years experience.

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• Residential • Commercial • Serving East & West Cleveland

Office: 734/429-9449 Cell: 734/395-8383 Fax: 734/429-9448 jpicknell@ reinhartrealtors.com Julie Neller Picknell

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Mobile Home for Sale Erie, Michigan, 1998 Fairmont 14’ x 70’ Remodeled, 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Central Air Great Home, Move in condition! Priced to move! Only $10,000 734-847-1937

TRABAJE DESDE SU CASA Se buscan personas responsables para realizar trabajos manuales desde su casa. $500 a $1000 por semana. No necesita experiencia ni inglés. • La Asociacion Nacional del Trabajo

1(650) 261-6649 www.trabajeahora.com

VISTULA HERITAGE VILLAGE 711 Locust Street Accepting Applications for One and Two Bedroom Apartments Appliances & Utilities included Rent Based on Income Applications by Appointment 419-244-2836

REGINA MANOR 3731 N. Erie Three Bedroom Apartments Appliances Utilities included Rent Based on Income Applications by Appointment 419-726-6186 Equal Housing Opportunity

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Bring Your Own Tools & Save “Southern Rust Free” GAS TANKS, DOORS, BUMPERS, FENDERS & MORE! • All Parts Guaranteed • Locator Service • Computerized Inventory • Oldies Selection • 5 Acre Lot – 15,000 Sq. Ft. Building Open Monday - Saturday 8AM-6PM • Closed Sundays

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Diablo 18 inch chrome rims with Toyo tires $700 or best offer! Tele: (440) 320.8221

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SANCHEZ ROOFING Preventive m a i n t ; roof repairs; rubber roofing; r e - r o o f shingles; 25 years exp; roof coatings; roof leaks; se habla e s p a ñ o l .

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Se muestran: Camikini de Nautica con tirantes ajustables. Reg. $60, oferta $45. Panty de cintura alta. Reg. $38, oferta 28.50. Ambos para misses. Tallas 6-16.

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