‘Broadway’ Joe Namath Goes All the Way With New Book, Talks Jets and Their Fans

New York Jets Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Namath tells all in his autobiography 50 years after his infamous guaranteed Super Bowl victory against the Baltimore Colts.

At 75 years old, Namath had a simple answer to why he wanted to write his book that brought a lot of emotions in him to light.

“People,” Namath said. “I was approached by the publisher with interest in doing a book because of the anniversary [of the 1969 Super Bowl win]. We started working on this over a year ago and it was a difficult job, time consuming, emotional, and frustrating.”

Like football, All The Way has had a positive response from critics and fans, took a team effort.42 U.S.C. § 1983 (1988) requesting compensatory damages and declaratory relief. Plaintiff moves for summary judgment on his claims for declaratory relief.
For the reasons stated below, Perry's motion for partial summary judgment is granted.

Facts
On October 27, 1992, the Plaintiff's 1975 Ford LTD automobile was seized by towing, at the direction of an employee of the Defendant Village of Arlington Heights ("Village"), from a parking lot at 509 North Dunton Street. Before the seizure, the Village had determined Perry's identity and mailing address by inquiry with the Illinois Secretary of State, but made no attempt to notify him by mail until after the seizure. On October 28 the Village sent Perry a notice informing him that payment of certain fees was a precondition to release of the automobile from