OM U TY, A-
F ur fth country' fm t cbefs
will be h norcd when over 4
p ople at h r to eel brat
"Amen a' Top Bl Chefs",
ch duled for August 21st at
Matanzas Creek Win ry.
Tbe f ur her were coo en
by their p ers, and will creat
prepare a menu [or the
•. 15 app rive awards for
their work. Th four chefs to be
honored ell Patrie Clark, ex­
ecutive chef at th Hay-Adams
Hotel in W hington, D.C.; Leah
Cbase, owner/chef at Dookey
Chase in w Orlears: Fran­
cois-Dongo, executive chef at
Spa 0 at Lo Angel ; and Steve
Simmors, executive chef at One
Market Restaurant in San Fran­
ci co.
CP fl h
mploymen
di crimin ion
Top Black
chefs honored
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The Ml HIGAN CITIZEN is
availnlJle on lin • through thriic
C'u',>Watdl and to suoscrib rs'
o] "ad Data C' ntra!.
I
a TW
aid in a
•• An unfortunate di agreement
ar e during the b y lunch p riod
among som of our ervers over the
distribution of gu t eating. Th re
w omebriefconfusionover eating'
rotation in erver ectiors, and th
ituation w n t handled properly by
our employee . We are con emcd
about our employ , b havior.' h
aid.
She id one employee had been
uspended but refused t identify th
uspended em pi y . She would not
ay who was involved in the argu-
The wait goe on
for hundreds of
, .
other Haitian refugee
b.oc" d Pr.,. wnt.r, ..
BAYVIEW, TEXA (AP)- Gerard
Germinal feel i olated by a language
barrier and urrounded by ra i m-at a
U.S. immigration detention center, his
home for th indefinite future.
The 27-year-Old Haitian aid he en­
dures the life behind bars only because
he fears he would be killed if he re­
turned to hi homeland.
"Sometim I wake up in the night.
I cry because I remember my coun­
try' hesaid." I like Haiti.lt' because
I don't want to die that I tay here."
Germinal, who' h been held for
four rnontbs in thi remote coastal
community in South Tex ,i among
about 250 Haitian asylum- eekers in
Immigration and Naturalization Serv­
ice detention centers in Florida, Texas
and Louisiana.
who was overthrown by the military in
Septerrrber f 1. OemliMl saJd' h
fled Haiti after armed gangs threat­
ened his life.
RMINAL I LU KY: He
peaks p able Engli h.
Fourteen non-Engli h- peaking
Haitians have been held more than
even months at a jail in Laredo where
no one speaks Creole. A 15th joined
them in February.
Angela Davis
criticizes Clinton
for wavering
on issues
BLOOMI OTON. IND.-For ..
mer Black Panther' leader An­
gela Davis criticized President
Clinton for wavering on the is ..
sues that got him elected last
ovember.
"We often 0 easily relln­
qui h our own agercy and give
it to people like Bill Clinton,"
Davis said. "The problem i that
many of us decided that once
Clinton w elected, we could
relax - that we could leave it
up to him to move us forward. II
Davis poke recently durin
the 9th annual National
Women' Music Festival at In­
diana University. The festival I
designed to promote women's
. ues and provide a stage for
female artists .and musicians.
D VIS GAINED national
attention in 1969 when he w
removed from her post at the
philo opby department at the
University of CalIfornia in Los
Angeles because of her mem­
bershlp in th Communi tParty.
She now teac hi tory of con-
ousness at th University 0
california at Santa Cruz.
"Why i it, for.example that
we e another African-Ameri­
can woman Lani Guinier pub­
licly humiliated in a way that
very clearly recall the public
humiliation 0 Anita 'Hill It
Davis aid. "But this time at th
hands of a president who gave
many people in thi hall and
many peopt at the country
a sense of hope (or the better,"
Clinton withdrew Gulnier'
nomination to head the J tice
Department' civil rights divi­
ion I t week beca e 0 her
controversial legal wrinn .
A F DERAL JUD:6 in New
York recently ordered th release of
15 AIDS-infected Haitian held at a
U.S. naval b 10 Cuba. Immigration
official have ruled they have valid
claims for political ylurn, but they
have been held more than 1 months
because 0 a U.S. ban on the entry of
mY-positive immigran .
But that ruling d n't help Germi­
nal or other Haitians like him. For
them, the wait oe on while the INS
weighs their requ for political y-
lurn, a proce than drag on for
months.
Th refug y the policy i di -
criminatory.
Miami attorney Ira 1. Kurzban id
that the INS releas other immigran
uch Cubans and Bo ruans during
the hearing p but that many Hai-
tians have been held indefinitely.
Similarly, Jocelyn McCall. e e u­
tive director of the anonat Coalition
for Haitian Refug .cornplamcd that
the U.S. policy 0 helt nng Chin e
di iden after the 1 Ti nanmen
Squar crackdown never applied to
Haitian refu
KURZB FI D a law uit in
January king to force the INS to
release the Haitian . Sin e then, the
govemm nt h rei ed hundreds 0
Haitians on bail while their cas are
processed.
INS pokesman Duke Austin d -
rued th agency wing di crimina­
tory. Some Haitians are till ing h ld
beca e immigration judg rsider
them'fikely to g int hiding in th
United States and n t how up f r
hearin . he ald.
. · A lu rh p rcc nta 'C of them abort
the proc s." A nn 'aid.
Germinal w a upport r of H i­
tian Presid nt Jean-Bertrand Ari tide,
Dr. Benjamin F. ChaviS, Jr., executive director ofth NAACP; Jerom J. Rich rd on, chairman
and CEO of TW Service • Inc., parent comp ny of Denny's; nd Dr. William F. Gib on,
chairman of th board, NAACP; met recently in Columbia, S.C. with other comp nyand
NAACP Ie der to d velop a comprehen Ive nationwide program aim d t enhancing
opportunltl for minoritie . The program will includ a F ir Share Agre ment th t cover
cor_npany goal in the area of minority franchi development, purcha lng, recruitm nt,
training and marketing. The agreement include Denny' a well a the other dlvl ions of TW
Servlces-Canteen, EI Polio Loco, Hard e' and Quincy' Family Steakhou
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