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JUly 21, 1994 Grosse Pointe News News Kelly confident as he makes bid for u.s. Senate nomination By DavJd Howard Special Writer After 16 years in the MichIgan Legislature, John Kelly IS ready for a change Rather than go down In hIstory as a man who couldn't leg. Islate hIs ''Yay out of a state capitol, state Sen Kelly IS mak. mg hIS thIrd run for WBshmgton, D C. - this tIme for the US Senate. Kelly, 44, threw hIs hat mto the rmg in two congressIOnal races, m 1980 and 1992, but he's especIally enthusIastIc about his chances thIS year WIth SIX major party candl. dates, Kelly said the WInner WIll only have had to appeal to a small plurahty of voters. "ThIs IS hterally a race Whel'e virtually everyone counts," he said And he's convmced there's no better candIdate than himself. "I'm waglng a grass roots CampaIgn, I haven't left any k;:>k undone, and m terms of mternatlOnaI trade, foreign relatIOns, mIlitary policy, and domestic priOrIties, and 16 years of dealing Wlth these human social service and educational problems, there Isn't anybody else that's qualified " But his campaign doesn't have the financial whereWIthal to allow hIm to rest on his laurels. "If you don't have money, you'd bettel make sure you hIt every little meetIng," he saId "I went to Tecumseh for 12 people." This is a crucial year for the Democrats in Congress. There are 34 U.S. Senate seats up for grabs, 21 of them Democratic. "In an off-year election you can expect to lose two or three of those seats, Kelly said. If a Democrat doesn't win thIS seat and the Republicans do take the majority, what you're guaranteeing of the Republicans is that they will be nothing but obstructionist." Especially on tile warpath, according to Kelly, are Rep. Newt Gingnch of Georgla and Sen Robert Dole of Kansas "Pingrich and Dole have decided that what they're going to do is try to block everything In the next year-and-8-half and use that as a basIS for Clinton's defeat m 1996," Kelly said. "So those are the two choices - either someone in the Democratic party who IS a voice of reason to the administration who starts telling them what's going on out here in America, 0t someone who by design for the next two years must do nothIng but obstruct and stop Which is great for their career but not very good for the countIY." .Kelly, married for 22 years WIth two daughters, said he'd fOCus his energIes as a junior senator on cutting defense spending, a bureaucracy he f~els has long been "overbuilt and oversubsidized." ;"The Cold War's over. For 50 years we spent tnllions of dolhirs on weapons systems. we've built Stealth bombers that can escape radar systems that don't exist. And the president had buckled on continuation of the TrIdent submarine program for another two years, to assuage the people of Groton, Conn, (where the submarme IS made) when we've got absolute supremacy of the seas There's no one to challenge that and there's no need for that submarine," he said "And the same thing's true in other advanced weapons systems. We're stIll committmg hundreds of bllhons of dollars In federal outlays for a com mumty that is overbUIlt, has been oversubsldlZed and needs to be rapidly and severely downsIZed. If they want to keep the workers In ConnectIcut work 109 on shIps let's rebuild our merchant marme fleet That's something that's been viable and commercial and (can) get AmerIcans into world trade." He supports, in general, Presldent Chnton's subSIdy system But he saId he also supports the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GA'IT), III Vdlious stages of negotIatIOn smce the end of World War IT, which narrowly defines goods and places them m various catego nes for purposes of universal recogmtIOn and eliminates trade and mvestment barrIers worldwide. Kelly saId the natIOn's resources should stop being allocated to those who don't need them. "We cannot subsJ(me our farming communIty," he said "When you look at the agricultural sector and how it's defined, they're going to have to do away with price supports, and they're going to have to do away with a lot of the Indirect You.d Be Smiling,Too, If You1dJust En;oued A Free Breakfast. .£:::;... AS LOW AS BREAKFAST BREAKt\TIONS~ '.'''111\0.- '7"""'1W $6 9 * STOUFFER HOTELS Chlcago ll- Downtown 5159 Chlcago IL - Oak Brook S89 Cleveland, OH Columbus,OH Dayton,OH Denver, CO St LoUls. MO RENAISSANCE HOTELS S109 S74 S72 599 S69 SpnngfieId. IL $69 State Sen. John Kelly is running for U.S, Senate. SubSIdies the federal government's been glvmg them," Kelly SaId He CIted as a major polItICal problem French farmers' dependence on government support at a tIme when other European countrIes had phased out the practlce "They're phased out over a couple of years and they're done. And that's the way it should be anyway. American agricultural productiVIty's so hIgh, and remams high, and there's a world market for it and we will be a primary benefiCIary under GATT. So the subSidies they're going to get are gomg to come from the marketplace rather than the taxpayer," Kelly said lIe wants to "bnng some common sense back to the Democratic party and elimmate all thIS corporate welfare." Kelly saId the United States At these Stouffer and RenaIssance hotels, we 11surround you with luxury pamper you with personal serVice, and treat you to a complete breakfast for two when you Jom us for a weekend Breakfast Breakallon What could be more enjoyable' For resen'atlOns call your tra\ el agent or I-SOO-HOTELS-l (ffjJ) STOUFFER. HOTElS -~~ lHsons f\E~~!S,~~~CE. Stouffer And Renalssanc~ HtHels • Rc~orLs 90 l ocalLons In 27 c....ounmcs .~ e$arc: fQ fnda) or 'Saturda\ mgh~ 'Ot il\~ llhlf' l\ ~ro'Jp" la\(':.and ~raIUlllC':>n1 mdud(,J 11m 1('.1numhtr of rooms a~all.1ble at Ihrst: rolles Children under 18 Sla\ rn:e In ~me TOlm ~~llh paren '> Offer C\r rt.'> Qr4N.,. PholD by DaVId Howard lags behmd other natIOns, such as Germany and Japan, in export development. Not only are these countrIes bestmg the Untted States m the amount of theIr gross national product (GNP) they export, they know better how to target those exports "What we should be doing is ldentIfymg successful small and medIUm businesses, because those are the principal Job creators, and through a cooperatIve federal and state program, say 'who are the people who are successes m the marketplace?''' he said "Let's find out who needs to get mto the stream of commerce, whether they're making broom handles or automotive parts, and proVIde them Wlth the encouragement and provide them WIth the services to get our products out mto thIS world of free trade that we've ere. ated" "You don't need to do It for 3M; they've got offices world wIde" He saId most smaller busl ness owners may not know that there are markets for theIr goods and servIceS all over the world. IdentIfymg and gettmg products to these markets, he saId, would aceomphsh two thmgs prOVIde stable, long-term employment and bnng down the per-umt costs of the goods they sell domestICally Kelly would also review the SOCIal SecurIty proviSIOns whIch allow the federal government to extncate Itself from any responsIbIlity for dIsabled mdlvlduals and others who've tradItionally been consIdered unable to contnbute to society. He saId It's unacceptable that money IS arbItrarIly and indifferently dIsbursed to such people, with no attentIOn paId' to theIr unique and valuable aptitudes "It doesn't mean that we can't do Subsllbzmg m terms of Income; It doesn't mean that we can't help In proVldmg education or remedial servIceS. But everybody has a place at the table," Kelly said. "Vv"nen you look at people with handicaps. regardless of whether they're emotional handicaps or physical handicaps, those individuals want to be an active part of SOCIety. And we should not cash people 9A out and say we no longer have a responslblltty for you" "I'd totally revIew that. And the review would not be a Ronald Reagan-style review. All he dId was cut the checks off and say you're on your own " Kelly WIll face fellow Democrats Carl Marlinga, Bob Carr, Joel Ferguson, Lana Pollack and Wilham Brodhead in the Aug 2 prImary, a field from whIch he saId he dlstmguishes hImself by beIng an mdependent Democrat. "Very mdependent Democrat Always have been, always wIll be," he said "I've never let the dommant mterests III the DemocratIc party dIctate my course of actIOn I'm not gomg to roll over because the preSIdent of the Umted States calls And I'm certaInly not gomg to flInch because Bob Dole wants to put me m a partisan box. Neither one of those is gomg to happen" What IS going to happen, Kelly saId, IS that he will be prepared to respect the differences of opInion that invariably turn the politIcal process mto a prolonged, arduous give-and take. "What I dIscovered after workin~ with people for 16 years is that every single one of those people commg from their districts had a dIfferent point of view I had to understand that poInt of VIew, to find out what the common linkages were," Kelly said. 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10A .1 ., e..f S Local Illayors pick Hollowell By Chip Chapman Hollowell Bald that some constituents have told him that Staff Wnter With endorsements from the the last time anyone knocked mayors of Grosse Pointe Woods, on their door during a campwgn was 30 years ago, when Harper Woods and the president of Grosse Pointe Shores, Conyers won the ftrst of 15 consecutive terms in office. Democrat Melvin Hollowell stopped in the Grosse Pomte "He is no longer connected," News last week to tell why he said Hollowell of Conyers' real. is seekmg the 14th District tlOnship with voters. "Maybe U S House of RepresentatIves It's generatIonal, but it's time seat, held the past 30 years by for a change." incumbent John Conyers Hollowell notes that Conyers Hollowell also receIved the important endorsement from The MIchigan Chromc1e, which (olnl'lltJOl1al and Achw/CePII)T/l(/JI Program IMe for the first tIme is not endors. ptJ},nmls basfll Ofl '94 MI'TClU) Villager WIth PEl' ing Conyers 692,.1 ilSRP of $2 I.325, '94 MtrClUY Sable GS Fonner Detroit city ombuds- ",1/1 PEP 4\1A ifSRP $19,475 Excludes /Il1e man Mane FlUTeII-Donaldson leues and !lcmse fee !.fase pa)mml based 0/,' awrage capl/il11lil1 cost of 92 29% 0{ MSRP fix IS also seeking the Democratic 1'llIagf! and 9i 33% of MSRP {or Sable GS {or nommatlOn 24-11I011th Red Carpet Uasts purrllilStd UI the ' !ll}(1lJ "ThIs 1S a hIstone opportu- ureal Laus Regron Ihrough 3/31/94 Some 2100VlStal1 0 mty w brmg responslblhty pa,mmls Ingher, sOllIe lower Si!f dealer for 66B-6'~O 8lvel back w the seat," he SaId I'llimfllt/tmns Ussee ma, haw ophcn, but 0 The 14th District covers IJ IlOlobllgated 10/1;;, carat 1erz.1tmdatpnce I EA1l80RN Grosse POI 'nte Woods, Grosse tv be negollaled \lllh dealer al slK'lIng 21531"- rU. {) l.ruef IfSfXJIlllbie fIX mess Wt'IIr/ttar Il1Id M'ChlrJa'n'lA Pomte Shores, Harper Woods, m!/ease O\ff 30,000 miles al $ H/lmle ~274'8800 ve the northern part of Detroit Credll approIul!l1lSU!abtJl~ detmnUlfd b> ~ DfTR along Eight Mile, Highland f()(d Credit Take Ilt..Helm) dtln!'r)' {rmr .d0 1\ '\ .OfT Park and part of Dearborn Ib'rr st...U., 9/28/94 ToouQfmonthly 16 901 MaCkA' cl '\ t'\ payments IS $7,416 for VII/ag" and BSS ve at Cad,eu HeIghts. The major Issue for $6456 (or Sable 'Cash SlMnp based -4000 x the dIstrict shaped hke a gun, onCOlllptJnSollo{lotalof~fIl1>'- p DETR Hollowell said, IS crime nte111s wufer a comm/lOt1al 24-mooth iI.I J\. \ OfT DetrOIt has 527 federally h- IWCarpetIf
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