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August 19, 1981 - Image 27

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Publication:
Michigan Citizen, 1981-08-19

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cream. And m h more.
The prices are middl to upper-mod rate,
in the I expensive diner ports
care ory. Approxim te r tail prices are
folio : jean and fun pant , S30-$4O;
nitted top, SJS-S30; horts, eat hirt ,
joggin uits, athl ti uits, S2S to SI2S.
Sizes ranging from 28 to 40 for pant ;
mall, medium, large and e ra lar for
hirt . The line will be mar eted in the
U.S., Europe, J pan nd other parts of
ia, South Am rica, frica, the Middl
t nd Au trali .
ccording to Harold Schulman, presi­
dent of Ali Sports ear, the company ill
introduce a omen' and pre-teen port­
s ear coli tion in arch for fall '81. The
entire col ectton J manufactured in t e
United States.
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g Giant (Continu -d from pag 13.)
Among the mo t recent trend in racial
thought is the pr upposition that perh
no so much color th failure of b k to
u their inherent group po er may be the
mo immediatdy determinative cau of
the pre ently 10 tatus of blac
Americans. If this h e en a partial or a
limited merit, th n th concern of the
C BC ership in thi area are particu­
larly promising.
The dialo ue co cemin , and examin -
tion of, . re in to the need for th
bl c church to rediscover and to rebuild it
b of po er urfaced an i ue hich
po en of as "th need to in itutionalize
interd nominational di ogu in a that
free the dialogue from depend nee upon
charismati personaliti for it urvival."
BI lead rship, no only in the church
but also in 0 her in titution and group ,
h tended to be focu more lar ely
upon pc naliti th n upon princip .
The I ers of C B have recognized that
hil po er may be al anized temporarily
b Ina neti figur ,po er can be u tained
and in titutionalized only h n i u come
to e en a primary and perpetual pull and
claim.
-"A concern for th Third orld,
especially Africa."
-"The mean by hich social i u may
be ddressed and ho th y m y be bared
by th coo ituenci of th c urch . For
e mple-ho does on ddr the r olu­
tion in valu and ethic ? What does tradi­
tion have to y to this change?"
- "Th need to encourag the
leadership cl ,i.e., tho in po ition of
po er and u in domi ant politi and
economic ru ur ,to incorporate Chris-
tian valu in their j iti "
- "The need to u the perception
of bl leadership in th community, in
the light of the declining evaluation of
clergy out 'de religiou communiti ."
On impediment or 0 c to po er
hich the church h ve needed to f col­
ecti ely h been th of "th utilization of
rna media nd communication
tech ologi in order to adv ce th mi
ion of the Church."
(Continued on pa /9.)
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