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Soap Scraps
by Sell Groves
STRANGER THAN ncnox
Jam Patrick Healy (ex "Dynas.­
ty," ex "Santa Barbara") was
charged with trying to slash the
throat of his sister's estranged hus­
band during a family argument. My
West Coast sources say to expect
some startling revelations bout the
talented, but volatile, lrish-bo
Australian actor, if and when thi
case goes to trial.
RETURN TRIPS: Joeeph BreeD,
who left" As the World Turns" a few
weeks ago for medical treatment (he
tested HIV positive), and who was
replaced by Chris C , has returned
to the soap (as I noted he might!) and
. doing just fine. Chris, who worked
with Joe on "Loving," y this is one
time he doesn't mind bowing out of
a role after a very short int.
Also coming back to "A 1Wf" is
Martha Byroe, the original Lily.
We'll get our first glimpse of
Lily/Byme in late Aril when the soap
goes on remote to Italy where Lily's
been living ince Teavin 0 kdale.
As for Holden, who still can't quite
recall how he and Lily were in­
volved, I understand Cupid expects
to notch another nick in hi bow later
on in the storyline. (And just in time
for the May weeps, no I !)
CHEMICAL REACTION:
Leo arcrStabb (ex Hunter, "One
Life to Live") is the new Hart Jessup
on "Guiding Light." Jocelya
• v, who play Hart'
"Desire"' on the how ys, "The
. chemistry really worked when we
did his tests to ether." �
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BEST CHANCE
Mitch FIb, 24, 1 e93
in creation 0
Church cbool-Camp
"Our i to hire tuden from
orthem High ScOOoI who are w rk­
in in Ecooomi , and this would in­
clude the CO-op programs t , to give
th m c to w tb i
I ut. I think it' important that
• w t our young people to uncle tand
that w n they graduate they ought not
o 00 n for job , but they ought
to be
looldng for b i
create," Holley ed.
The tuden will earn credit and
hip beca e it c job. Service regular job pay. The job will be vail-
oriented job n't readily .vailable in' able full-time, part-time and on wee -
the Detroit area. Th e are job where end . The co-op program enable
minimum kil are needed and maxi- tudents to combine chool with prac­
mum economic re ult c n be cal work experience.
hieved. A full ervice bakery can
help create e job . The ery will
be operated 14 to 16 hows a day.
The ambitio minister expects to
hire additional help in the b ery and
in retail. Through bakery fundraise
he would like to hire additional person­
nel for whol ale.
I We are trying to get contracts with
major institutions from th wholesale
tandpoint. Th n the beautiful thing
about all of it i that all th proceeds
will b going to help children who are
in colleges and unive ities. We cre­
ated the CHIP Foundation, which
means Children In Progress to make
ure the children who come out of the
Detroit Public SCOOoI System benefit,"
says HOlley.
Unfon ,. tl"t"ef avo
Canadian-type healtn y te
CHIP OUNDATIO also
has a program et upso that children in
Middle Schoo I and High Schoo I can go
to homework centers at th Little Rock
Baptist Church and set their homework
done before they get home. Thi is a
joint effort between the church and
the school.
Holley, who received his Ph.D. in
Higher Education is definitely com­
mitted to higher Education for students
LAN J G- The debate over how
to bring beal th care co t down to
earth and provide ac e for aJl has
many fac .
Some admire the government-run
sy tern in Canada and Great Brit­
ain, where free health care is avail­
able but private ho pital exi t for
those who prefer th m. Canada's
health care program i funded by
taxing employer, and through pro­
vincial taxes and tran fer paymen .
But it i hard to find some ne
content with th current U.S. y­
tern, which has 37 million p ople
without health insuran e and health
care co 0 ts expected to exceed $1 tril-
lion by 1995 bout 13 per nr
the Gro National Product, the
broadcast av ilable rneasur of the '
nation' economic activity.
"This one ca e where comp ti­
tion and the Ir c market. y tern fall
apart �" aid Fran Garri n, vice
chair of the Blue Cro and Blu
Shield of Michigan Exe uuve Bo rd
and presid nt of th Mi higan AFL­
CIO.
, RRl II> h w 0 U I d
hke to ee the U.S. gov mment pr -
vide free health car like It. Can­
daian counterpart, to prev nt
docto from chargin for unnece -
ary proccdur and dru m nufa -
turers from etting thei r wn pri
Mo t importantly, h would like t
.ec ac cs to h lth care for every-
one.
"We'r th nly indu trralizcd
nation In the world ex' pt uth f­
rica that do n't have national care,"
he aid. "Wc'r livin In the dark
in health ar ; it' en el th
In thl
ref rm
r In1tl-
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that they can
" OTH R PROJECT THAt
will be going on near little Roc will
be our Strip Mall, which will be about
12 to 13 shops from a laund omat to a
drug tore or a Little Caes Pizza,
We are trying to get three major anchor
people. Once you get the ancbor people
then you build the mall around the an­
cbor, We are in the process of negoti­
ating right now.
"These other busin es will be in­
volved in the chool co-op programs
v/ith the help of the Kellog Fo ndation
which i putting 20 million dollars into
thi area which they have d ignated
the North End. With all of us working
together and complementing each
otherit hould beaveryviablecommu­
nity, "h aid.
The Kellog Foundation i inde­
pendent of the bakery. Their goal is to
make North, m High SCOOoI a model
chool for the country by putting
money into th area to see that it hap­
pens.
"Churche li mine and other
church in the community will try to
complement it by creating th ir own
busin es which hav nothing to do
with th Kellog Foundation," Holley
Clinton and wife Hillary wh i
oordinating his task 13 rce on h alth
car r form, hav shown inter t in
"managed competition." Under this
plan, people who pay f r .crvi s
wo�ld bargain with larg aggre­
gate . compo ed of phy ician and
in urance compani .
The aggregates would compete
wi th each other to provide better
ervi cs at a lower priec, aid Dr.
Joel Kuper mith, Department of
Medicine chairman in Michigan
State Unrver ity' C llege of Hu­
man Medicine.
F.am1ly
Less than half (44 percent) of
Black adults were married in
1991, a significant drop (rom th
64 percent who were married in
1970. About 44 percent 0 Bla k
men and 4 percent of Black
women between e ag of 30
and 34 had never en married in
1991.
In 1991, i ngle parent
households made up 57 percent
of Black family h useholds,31
pe rcentof Hi panic-origin
famili • and 22 per nt IWhitc
Iamilie .
Tw lvc per ent f Black
children under 1 lived in their
grand arent 0' h me in 1 1,
compared with 4 per ent r r
white and 6 percent f r
Hi p ni .
Business
tated.
community pro­
[ec are in the makin . Holley i .opti­
mi tic ut the oppo iti it will
provide.
"The b ery i located right here
my church' to the uth 0 , the Strip
Mall i to the north 0 , a better for
the homel i to th north of , the
housin proj i to th north 0 , and
we're planning for our cultural center
1q be to the south of us.
"We are right here in the commu­
nity and we're dot everything we can
to mak difference, " aid Holley op­
timistically.
"I think we have more going for
than galnst . The problem is we
peoo so much time on th negative
and not enough time on the positive. If
you want to do something you can't be
di couraged. You have to tick to it. If
capitali m worked for oth r people it
will work for you. You just have to do
what other people do, and ometim
you have to do more than what the
other people do, but if you really want
to make a busin work badly enou h
you have to stick with it. It' taken me
three years," he explained.
"ANOTH R THIN I would like
to do is take the tores that Kentucky
Fried Chicken has clo ed and I'd like
to open them up Country Preacher
Bakery Franchi es. I would like to see
church and oth r organizations fran­
chi e my patent called the Coumry
Preach r Cookie, but for right now I
would be just as happy I could e
ifI could just satisfy the state of Michi­
gan, and let somebody el e tak it to
anoth r level" h aid.
"At our full- ervice bakery 1 have
created my own lineof cookies. On i
the Country Preacher Cookie, which i
a peanut butter cookie. I have an oat­
meal-rat in cookie and a ch late
chip cookie.
"I have also created a nutritional
THE .. MPETI'f1
w ul d
be "managed" because of the group­
ing of providers and in ur TS, Ku­
per mith said. It i too arly to
discu the probability f th con­
cept ever ecomin reality, but if
detail arc worked out, he aid h
believe managed cornpeti tion
would lower h alth care co ts.
Other propo al to lower heal th
care 0 t ar more radical.
Leonard Fleck. as ociat pr fe -
or of the MSU enter for thi and
Country Preacher Bakery, located
to open March 1.
'punCh m d out 0 13 frui that is
mixed with honey. It' called Hallelu­
jah Punch. I have a bean pie that w
x lusiv ly mixed for me by a M lim
riend of min .1 w uld like to be to th
tate of Mi hi an what Famous Amos
w to th whol country. 'That' my
dream and goal for the Country
Pr cher Bakery.T'm a olutely think­
ing about exp ndin acro the coun-
try," he aid co idently.
Even though Holley i definitely
committed to hi bakery projects man
cannot live by bread alone. He.relaxes
by listening to music.
The bakery i located at 8855
Woodward at the comer of Hazel­
w d. Service information can be ob­
tained by calling 874-2900. The bakery
hed uled to open March 1.
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Hum nine in th I if S i nee ,ad­
v 'ate "rati ned" health care. By
rati run , FIe k mean. denying
, m car that I "marginally b ne­
frcial and and exe sively costly."
For cxarnpl pulling the plug on
brain-dead patient in a vegetativ
tate would ave billion of dolla
h aid.
"Their life i not a human lif "
Fleck said. "It c ed to exi t when
th ir-brain: topped functioning." He
aid it co ts 50, to $1 0, 00 per
year p r pan nt to keep them alive.
FI ck i spearh ding an educa­
tional project called "Just Caring",
intended to addr th "problem of
fair and fficient r our all cation
to health
car ."
The project bop to t up public
forum at 20 ite around the tate to
di u and debate health care.
Am ng th propo d sites are five in
metr p litan Detroit, and on in
Lan ing. Grand apid ,·Midland,
Trav rse City nd P to key.
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