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1 0C DETROIT FREE PRESSWEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1 983 18 Personals 2 Funeral Directors 16 Announcements Death Notices House OKs child-snatching bill WM. R. HAMILTON CO. BIRMINGHAM 820 E. Maple Ave.

(44-6000 Ml CLEMEN 226 Crocker Blvd. 1-463-0577 Use our new pay for the days you us Classified Gold Ads. Th quicker you te your less you pay 222-5000 2 Bnet 7 dayt for $11.99 FRY HAROLD H. June 27, 1983, at the VA Veterans Hospital. Beloved husband of Eleanor.

5 Card of Thanks Funerols Today A PRAYER TO THE HOLY SPIRIT Holy Spirit vou who made me see everything and showed me the way to reach my Ideal. You who gave me the di GREEN ALBERT. Survived by family and friends. Services were held at the Ira Kautman Chapel. SELL IT IN LESS THAN 7 6AYi AND YOUR RATES AHoldv, Carlotta, services 9 a m.

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Services 11 a.m. A) dateline Vy L3ichigan mv Hfe with me. I. Ih this short dlaloaue want to thank vou for Wm. Sullivan Sen Funeral Heme, Kovai oax.

Barry, Geraldkte. Services 9:30 a.m. at in awver-f uer rw-neral Home, to Our Lady of La- HATTON SCOTT J. Dear son of Charles and Bonlta ParshaU; dear brother of Jeff, Wendy Woods and Billy Woods. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m.

from the Taylor Chaoel of the Howe-Peterson Funeral Home, 10501 S. Telegraph. Memorials suqyest-ed to the Michigan Heart Fund. Use our new pay forth days you us Classified Gold Adt. Th quicker you ted your leu you pay 222-5000 2 Bnet 7 dayt for $11.99 SELL IT IN LESS THAN 7 DAYS AND YOUR RATES ARE EVEN LESSI Miene tnurcn ai iu.

everything and confirm one more thai I never want to be separated from you no matter how great the material desire may be.l want to be with you and my loved ones Invour perpetual glory. Amen. Thank you tor your love towards me and my loved ones. Persons must pray the praver 3 consecutive days without asking your wish. After 3rd day wish wld be granted no matler how dlfflcufl it may be.

Then promise to publish this dialogue as toon at this favor Is granted. M.J.D. Bonadee, Ermlrrta. Service 9:30 at fjammona-tooonutt-Burn-hem Funeral Heme to SI. Valen tin Church at m.

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Kauf Funeral Home, St. Clair Shores, 9 JO a.m. SI. Isaac HIRMAN MILDRED. Beloved wife of John.

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COPPER TOES Take Your City Doo Back To The Pond. There Is One You. I Have No Tricks or Treats or Rabbltl Memory HKliXI, Al thn A. a.m. fteorew memorial utapet.

Hours Operation Sunday 19-' Funeral Home, 20705 Mack at Vernier Grosse Polnte Woods Churgay. Leuls. Service, ,10:30 a.m. at Mccabe FuneralHome to SI. Clair Assist Church at 1 1.

Monday Wednesday Thursday THE NATION'S LARGEST SINGING TELEGRAM CO. EASTERN ONION Drfscotl, Jonathan. Service 9:45 a.m. Lents Funeral Home fo St. Oh holy St.

Jude, Apostle Martyr, great In virtue and rich In miracles, near Kinsman of Jesus Christ. Faithful Intercessor of all who Invoke your special patronage In time of need, to you I have recourse from the depth of mv heart and humbly beg to whom Goo has given Saturday Mary's Church at 10 a.m. JIZMEJIAN SERPOUK (Susie). Funeral services at Sf. John Armenian Church, Southfield, Wednesday 11 a.m.

Interment Evergreen, nerai Horn. ADVERTISING DEADLINES FOR IN COLUMN ADS Ellas, Seryjces m. at Lvncn Sons Funeral Home (o SI. Thomas More Church at PROFESSIONAL Sunday Ads CaH by 7:00 Friday suchgreatpowerto come fo my PERFORMANCES Menday Adt CaH by 2:30 Sunday 10. assistance, neip me in my viv sent and urgent petition.

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joseon's snr ne I a.m. (day Ads turdav Ai turn, promise to make your name known cause you to be Involved. St. Jude pray for us all wholnvoke your aid. Amen.

3 Our Fathers, 3 Hall Marys. 3 Glorias. A. rangements by Braun Brothers lit can by 00 Ftl, Wmm: The Detroit Free Press Is NOT Funeral Home, Brooklyn. in adt af- JOHNSON DONALD C.

Beloved husband of Carole; dear father of Jeff, Jill and Mrs. Kevin JJulle) Granger; son of Albert E. Memorial service Ihursday 1 p.m, Rl the A.H. Peters Funeral ome, 20705 Mack Ave. al Vernier Grosse Polnte Woods.

Contributions to the University Liggett School Scholarship Fund, appreciated. responsible for errors ter the first Insertion. fiearoe. Rathara. Funeral service 11:30 a.m.

at the Kaul LANSING Parents who spirit avVay their children to another state during custody disputes could be convicted of a felony under a compromise bill that cleared the House Tuesday. The felony provision would provide a maximum sentence of a year in prison and a $2,000 fine. Snatching a child but remaining in Michigan would be a misdemeanor with up to 45 days in jail and a $500 fine. Parents who could prove they took their children to protect them from harm would not be subject to prosecution. The bill, worked out by a joint House-Senate conference committee, cleared the House 104-0, and went to the Senate for a final vote.

Freed and arrested again DETROIT A Detroit man, found innocent a week ago of assault with intent to commit criminal sexual conduct, was arrested Tuesday in a nearly identical case. In the first case, John Talton, 28, was charged with breaking into the home of his former girlfriend and trying to rape her sister. One jury found him innocent on the breaking and entering charge. A second jury acquitted him June 21 of assault. As the second trial ended, Recorder's Judge Michael Talbot told jurors he was surprised by their verdict and predicted Talton would be back in court.

"But I really didn't think it would be this fast," Talbot said Tuesday, when Talton was arraigned on charges that he entered a foster care home and sexually attacked a 25-year-old resident. Benefits for jobless Chrysler workers DETROIT About 5,200 Chrysler Corp. workers who lost their jobs because of imported car sales may apply for 52 weeks of government benefits, the U.S. Labor Department said Monday. The decision applies to about 2,110 workers from the Jefferson Avenue assembly plant and 3,110 from Chrysler's Newark, plant.

But 6,000 idled workers from plants in Warren, Fenton, and Belvidere, 111. are not eligible because they were not affected by foreign competition. The Trade Readjustment Allowance benefits can be used for training, job hunting and relocating to areas where work is available, the Labor Department said. Rapist claims mistreatment LANSING A man who burst into a home with six cohorts and robbed, raped and threatened to kill the occupants complained to the Michigan Court of Appeals that his life sentence did not reflect his "favorable background and personality." The appeals court, in upholding the sentence, noted that t-unerai nemo. Gonsler.

Andrew. Service 9 a.m. MCDAVNDE. 552-8888 from the chapel of Rlsko-Zle-mek Funeral Home to St. An drews cnurcn at r.w.

Praver To The Holy Spirit Holy Spirit, you who make me see everything and who show me the way to reach my ideal. You who give me the Divine Gift to forgive and forget the wrong that done to me, and you who are In all Instances of my life with me. In this short dialogue, want lo frank you for everything and confirm once more ihall never want to be separated from vou no matter now 6real the material desires may e. I want to be with you and my loved ones in your perpetual Andre Gardner pleaded guilty in Berrien County Circuit Court to first-degree criminal sexual conduct. The appeals court rejected his argument that the life term amounts to unconstitutional cruel and unusual punishment.

Aid for pregnant women DETROIT Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Michigan will launch an $850,000 medical program for pregnant women and pre-school children who have lost their health insurance and don't qualify for other medical assistance. The Blues grant will pay for nine-month programs in seven areas with high unemployment and high infant mortality rates, including Detroit, Flint, Pontiac, Benton Harbor, Muskegon Heights and Cheboygan and Marquette counties. Agency officials say the program will serve about 2,500 people who have lost their jobs and health Insurance, yet aren't destitute enough to qualify for Medicaid or other programs. Officials say they began the program out of a concern for Michigan's high infant mortality rate. in brlsf LANSING The Democratic-controlled House has rejected the Senate's version of a $2.1 billion 1984 state welfare budget in hopes of devising a compromise spending plan.

The final draft of the spending measure for the Department of Social Services now will be resolved In a House-Senate conference committee. The two chambers had disagreed over whether to spend $43 million on home heating assistance or on a "workfare" program for welfare recipients. DETROIT The school board Tuesday rescinded layoffs of 168 teachers that were to take effect July 1. Schools Superintendent Arthur Jefferson said the layoffs are not needed now because of a new early retirement plan. LANSING Starting Friday, private organizations that operate vans or buses with a capacity of more than 12 people will be required to have the vehicles inspected, authorities say.

Buses falling the Inspections will be red-tagged, meaning passengers cannot be hauled until the defective items are fixed. A vehicle with minor violations will receive a yellow tag, allowing it to be used while being brought into conformity. State Police said the inspection will take less than an houi and include checks on brakes, lights and wipers. Stickers will be Issued for vehicles passing inspections. Compiled from Free Press Staff and Wire Reports Grammatlco, Antonia.

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2 lines for 7 days for $11.99. (flat rale) Private Individuals Only. neral Home, and to St. Blase ENTERTAINING ONE Stripping Messengers Catholic Church at 10:30. KAY EDWARD June 27.

Beloved husband of Nancy; dear father of Edward III, Dennis and Sandra Lesperance; also survived by seven grandchildren; brother of Walter, Raymond and the ate Eugene. Funeral service Thursday 9:30 a.m. from the i.K. Schuttz Funeral Horn, 21705 Gratiot al 8'i Mile Rd. to St.

Veronica Church 10 a.m. Rosary Wednesday Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Hansknecht, Stephen. Funeral 10 a m. at Gesu Church.

Arrangements made by the Harper-MuMgan Funeral ww Amen PINK LADY Thank You for your toy towards and my loved ones. Pray this prayer 3 consecu Ive Home. DASHING DON WAND Rid savage WK-Ktu yvny I ne nAPFNURSE Ways to place Free Press Jlimeilan, Serpouk. Service at St. John Armenian Church 11 a.m.

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Free OR CALL Kltiman, James. Funeral service I p.m. at the Harry J. Wl KOLIBA JOSEPHINE, June 28. Beloved wife of the late John; loving mother of the file William, ted, Henry, the laTe Virginia Bje-leckl, Edmund and John dear sister of Anna Sllarskl; also survived by 19 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

Funeral Friday 9 a.m. from the John Skupny Funeral Horn, 11405 Conant, to St, Florlan i-unerai nome. 222-5000 clals. Bachelor, Bachetorett parlies. Banquets and Clubs.

Metro 4 Suburbs 534-6863 Mich. Ton Free 1-800-572-3670 U.S. Ton Free 1-800-521-0308 Klein, Edna. Funeral from the Verhevden Funeral Home at 9:30 a.m. to St.

Ambrose Church at to. Church, a.m. farisn scrip- lure service nursoay, p.m. Kreusel, Mary, funeral from the Bower-Rose Funeral Home at 10:30 a.m. to service at 1 1 at PRAYER TO THE HOLY SPIRI'PHoly spirit you who made me see everything and showed me the way to reach my Ideals.

You who gave me the divine gift lo forgive and forget the wrong that Is done to me and you who are In all Instances of my life with me. In this short dialogue, want to lhank you for everything and confirm once more thai I never want to be separated from you, no mat er now great the material desire may Be. I want to be with you and my loved ones fo vour perpetual glory, Amen. Thank you lor your love towards me and my loved ones. Persons must prey the praver 3 consecutive days without asking your wish After 3rd day, wish will, be VISA MASTERCARD Accepted Holy cross cnurcn.

KOWALSKI AGNES. Age 92. Dear mother of Stephen Z. (Bernle) Kowalskl, Rose (John) Worznlak. and Helen Squires; nine grandchildren, 20 greal-grandchlldren, arid one Lorlnczl, Elmer.

Services 12:31 CHEAP TRICKS Stripping Messengers Female Male Costumed Acts LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN CaH 8am to 8pm Dally 281-1669 P.m., Hebrew Memorial tnapei. Nordstrom, Paul. Services 10 10 a.m. at the Anthony Wvsockl SPRINT CAR RACES Sprints, Modlfleds and Midgets. Flat Rock Speedway, Mon.

July 4th, Qualifying 5pm-race 1 mile South of Flat Rock on Telegraph Road, US-24 a.m. orHkowski funeral Home. Funeral Horn, 12500 mcdou-gall (2 blksS. of Davison) to SI. Josaphat Church at 10:30.

Interment MJ. Olivel. Rosary Thurs-day at 7 p.m. Ostrow, Ethel, services 10 a.m. cult granlei trom ira Kautman inapei hen promise to pub- It mnv ll n.

Is dialogue and soon as this i i aiaiogue anp FREE Use of Commercial Land for Summer, wkend, money making events 313-679-2380 at 6 sn mis ovor is granted. b.J. Perzvk, Cella. Service 9:30 a.m. at Thomson Funeral Home, 10 BELLY DANCER 18 Personals Singing Messenger's, Mucho Thanks to Blessed Mother St.

Jude and Father Solanus for favors granted. M.J.L. Man, Hula-Gram, Tailor made KRAUSE JULIUS B. Beloved husband of Anna; dear father of Robert and Dr. Gerald Krause; grandfather of Charles and Jeffrey Krause, Suzanne Smuckler and Jo Anne KTrsch; six great-grandchildren.

Services Thursday at the Ira Kaufman Chapel, 5i9-0020. interment Beth El Memorial Pk. acts for all occasions. Try us- you'll like us! MCVI a.m. it.

francos caonni Church. Roll, Dorethy. Services 11 a.m. from Hamilton-Hoffman Funeral Home. Rhoades, James, Funeral service 11 a.m.

al the Sawyer-Swan-son Funeral Home. BUSYBODIES 331-6400 Thanks lo GOD for favjjrranted. VAW SHOWS CLOUT 7 Cemetery Lots Sotke, Theodore services 10 CONFIDANT The Confidential Social Society for Single Men and Women with HERPES More than Just a Dating Service Offices In New York i Michigan 24 hour phone (313) 583-0000 FOREST LAWN State AFL-CIO chooses Fishman LORINCZI ELMER. Beloved husband of Charlotte; dear father of Gerald Lorence; grandfather of Jeffrey HAatlhew Lprence. Services lesdav jfJO p.m., Hebrew orial Chapel.

Interment, Adat Shalom Memorial Park. 3 graves, 600 777-1027 GaneCemeJervSectlon a.m. trom in manenson Funeral Home Sprtngstead, HamHene. Service 10 a.m. at the R.J.

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PARKVIEW-Falth Garden-2 mation and communication for grave plots, (650. 534-8829. LUKASKI HENRY L. Beloved father of Henry; grandfather of Adrlenne and Rachel. Funeral 9:30 a.m.

Thurs. at the DearbornChapel of the Howe-Peterson Funeral Home, 22546 Michigan Ave. and IO am. af St. John the Baptist Catholic Church.

Rosary 8 P.m. Wed. at ran t. runerei Home, to SI. Joan of Arc Church at 11.

Subrlzl, Alma. Services 10 a.m. al the Salewskl Funeral Horn. INGI WHITE CHAPEL-1 lot 1450, Sec 15441. 585-1166.

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MARQUEZ MARK ADAM. Age 10, June 27. Business ilies. For Info write: Resort, Box 42A, Oxford, Ml 48051. 16 Announcements Beloved son ot t-eiix and wan' BRYANT HEAT PUMP 123 of Linda; grandson of Felix and Frances Marauez ne thinning neat pump.

WoH, Alma. Funeral al the Desantls Funeral Horn at 1 p.m. Wood, Sidney. FuneraJ service 2 ni the Sawver-f uHer Fu and Mrs. Mary Anderson.

By RALPH ORR and JUDY PASTERNAK Free Press Labor Writer Former UAW state political director Sam Fishman was unanimously elected president of the Michigan AFL-CIO at the federation's 15th constitutional convention Tuesday in Cobo Hall. Fishman's election illustrates the UAW's clout in the AFL-CIO since the auto workers rejoined the federation at the state level last year. His new position also symbolizes the priority given to politics by the AFL-CIO as the 1 984 national election draws near. His succession to William Marshall, who came up through the Amalgamated Transit Union and who is retiring after 1 1 years as AFL-CIO president, was such a foregone conclusion that the times for his swearing-in ceremony and post-election press conference were announced by the federation Monday, before nominations for president were opened officially. Area's Finest Male Dancer JIMMY DANCE Takes it off for all occassional Free gift S.dI 773-1841 real-grandson of Juan and lalalie Garcia.

Services 10:30 Thursday mornlna from neralHome. PREFERRED SINGLES 128 Finding Love In the thin world. HOLIDAY INN 130 How About a Weekend Away? ACO HARDWARE 131 Put soma sunshine In vour life. '5 ftiT Ford'oadJ'Sar- Happy 25th Birthday Son, Born July 2, 1958 Forced to surrender vou for lenClly.and 11 o'clock from St. heooore Lamonc cnurcn.

Meet someone new with the Free Press Companion corner. A weekly feature every Sunday I nine Free Press Classified section. To learn more about th Companion corner call 855-0066 CARZOLI SANTINA. June 28, 1983. In Dayton Ohio, formerly of Detroit.

Age 84. Survived by two adoption. Please contact birth parents at or Rosary 8 o'clock Wednesday evening. ACO mattes summertime proiecls easier. r.u.

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Memorial services al Church of the Incar-natlonDayton, Ohio, Thursday 11 a.m. late Idred Gles: father of Mrs. 1 146 klullnnwlrie MV 51-2591 Also mall a RAT a RA John (Marian) ko George (Barbara, Lansing and Pair Guess this weeks celebrity. a SI, Jean, of Pnntlac: a ko survi ved bv 17 ORTHQ tho problem solver. FANTASYGRAMS 1 MALE DANCERS for Bache-lorette, Birthday 8.

Divorce Parties. Bal-Air, 527-0024 in ur grandchildren. Rosary at Bell WOT1' RvHamWon 820 E. Maple Birming CHERNOFF SAM, Beloved 5 husband of When you call us FIRST OF AMERICA Pearl; dear father of Isadora 332 335 Fiscal foes 'naysayers ham, Wednesday p.m. funeral Mass Church of St.

Owen, and Ralph; one sister In Russia; RAY WIEGAND'S They II call you NUK3CKT franmin ko i nursoay 90 a.m. Visitation after 2 p.m. HELIUM BALLOON BOUQUET DELIVERY 731-3884 Eitainer ot seven, services lesdavJMO am Hebrew oriel CnapeT. Interment A til for watering trees uesday and Wednesday Tu shrul Mezerltcher Cemetery. NIFMlSTn TREE OF LIFE 334 Linda Virgil in Detroit sold her 76 Chevett the first day her ad ran.

CHARLES, age 30, June 27. BOOKllUKfc A Hp on Wedding Invitations CHRZANOWSKI ANTHONY J. Beloved husband of Diane; dear son of John and OPES HORO! pelphlne; dear brother of Mrs. irDj. aiuuvmiv- oeiuvcu sum ui Wesley and Helvle Nlemlsto; dear brother of Mrs.

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Repos-ng at the Lee Soooclnskl Funeral Home. 22121 Kelly Rd (btw. 8 9 Mile) until 11 am Thursday to St. Martin De-Porres Church at noon. Intomb- tar after the 4th call." -unerai ngnw, gi vvcsnmia, rov Newburgh.

nterment Glen Memorials to the F.C.A. Sulldlng Fund, preferred. CHRISTIAN DATE CLUB. FISHMAN'S NEW ROLE will increase his already considerable power in the state Democratic Party at a time when that party dominates Michigan politics as no party has done in decades, controlling the governorship, both U.S. Senate seats, a majority of the congressional delegation and both houses of the Legislature.

In his prepared acceptance speech, Fishman said, "Our agenda Is first and foremost a political agenda because it is in the political arena that we must protect and advance the gains we have made through collective bargaining." He called the Reagan administration a "triple Bonzo administration: See no unemployment, hear no unemployment, speak no unemployment." He also said, "The only way to get a real recovery is to put a Democrat back in the White House, and that's just what we intend to do." FISHMAN LATER told reporters he thinks Republicans are involved in the campaigns to recall Gov. Blanchard and state legislators who supported the recent state income tax increase from 4.6 percent to 6.35 percent. "I do not have a scenario or plot but if you go around talking to people who are involved in the recall, you will find that many of them are people that did hot support Gov. Blanchard, but indeed supported the (Republican) candidate Richard Headlee. In a number of cases, they are active political party workers," Fishman said at a news conference.

He said the AFL-CIO would support any legislators confronted with "a problem of recall," adding, "We are not going to wait around for things to fester or grow worse." Fishman, 59, is a member of the Democratic National Committee and, as a Southfield resident, he is active in Oakland County politics. As staff adviser to the UAW's Community Action Program from 1 967 to 1 982, he guided the union's statewide endorsements and campaign contributions. He has a reputation for putting together backstage deals that can advance or ruin candidacies, and pass or doom legislation. FISHMAN CAME to Michigan nearly four decades ago and rose through UAW ranks to become a shop steward, local president, international staffer and then political director. He became executive vice-president of the state AFL-CIO as part of the deal that reunited the federation and the UAW last year, after a 1968 split.

The position was created for him, and will not be filled again. Marshall has said he made it clear during reaffiliation talks that he would be retiring this year and agreed to back Fishman for the presidency. He kept that promise, sporting a yellow "Fishman-Ollver" button at the convention that proclaimed his support for Fishman and for Walter Oliver to stay In the federation's No. 2 spot, secretary-treasurer. Oliver also was elected Tuesday.

Fishman was nominated Tuesday by UAW president Owen Bieber and was seconded by Faye Childs, an executive board member of Service Employes International Union Local 79, and Jack Wood, secretary-manager of the Detroit Building Trades Council. Mi. Undo Detroit 1 1 panionsnip? vyrite jgan Chapter, P.Q. LEOWOO VIPCOF otumous, un iiiv. RPLUS 145 ment Holy sepulchre Cemetery.

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Beloved wife of the late Marfo; dearest other of Jason daughter of one and Lorraine Guilak; sister ot Gary and Gregory; granddaughter of Rose Pod-goske and Helen Plaskowskl. Scripture reading Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Funeral services Warren (cor. of Grandmont), to SI. Christophers al 9:30 a.m.

Interment SI. Hedwlg Cemetery. For further Info coll 584-5050. CAPR1C EARL MARVIN. 67483.

One sister Norma Brown: two Aenudo, etc? Write P.O. Box etcr yvrne ammmoN Ml 48846 214, Ionia, USStRICK 1Y 344 AOUifi When you call us brothers Bernard Coker and Robert Coker. visitation Tues. SPORTSWEAR 34S ADVANCE TICKET SERVICE Bowie, aH Pine Knob, more, Delivery. 973-6327 They'll call you l-7 p.m Jyneral Tues.

7 p.m. Cote funeral Horn, 093 E. Grand Blvd. Private burial Wed. Roseland Park Cemetery.

Beleto C. of Clifton in Detroit BOWIE, Nicks, Styx, Police, ZZ Valll Simon Ross Knob 561-025! COURY OVERWEIGHT SINGi SINGLES, free used the Fre Press for th first tim to rent a lower flat. angry Blanchard says By KEN FIREMAN Free Press Politics Writer Gov. Blanchard delivered an arm-waving, podium-pounding defense of his fiscal programs Tuesday, castigating his critics as "naysayers" who "play fast and loose with the truth." Later, he accused the news media of falling to tell the truth about his policies. In a speech to the state AFL-CIO convention at Cobo Hall, Blanchard compared his opponents to those who fought construction of the Mackinac Bridge, "those who said you couldn't stand up to the Nazis because they're superior, those who said you can't save Chrysler" through government-backed loans.

"We have those same naysayers around today," the governor said. "They're afraid to do something because you might not get it perfectly right." BLANCHARD SAID those who are trying to recall him because of his sponsoring the increase of the state's 4.6 percent income tax to 6.35 percent "want to deny my right to govern but I'm not going to let them." Afterward, in an impromptu press conference, Blanchard accused the news media of failing to print the truth about the tax hike, especially the fact that the increase would eventually be phased out, if the state's unemployment rate falls below nine percent for at least six months. Blanchard was then asked about the survival prospects of state Sen. Phil Mastin, D-Pontiac, one of several lawmakers facing recall campaigns because of their support for the tax hike. "Any freshman legislator who's helping to solve a problem he didn't create should not be blamed," Blanchard told reporters.

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