T A -' e hall not
ilent on this kind of de-
pl rable ction id Faye B._
Bryant n tion 1 pre ident of"
pha ppa Alph AKA)
in re ction to the burning of
. a cro in front of th AKA
ch pter hou on th campus
Georgia Te h in Atlanta
Jan. 15. "Such violence in
1985 i incomprehensible and .
indefensibl 'Bryant id.
The move in to the
hou on Gree Row le than a
year go gave them' the dis­
tinction of being the only
BI c orority at Tech to h 'VI a
h u ary Shy S ott,
regional director and an Altanta
re ident, not d the JOY and
exhilaration the members had
exhibited as th y moved into
the residence. "The emotion
have no b n replaced with
nguish and fear" Scott said.
In a statem nt i ued Jan.
16 Jo ph . Pettit pre ident
of Georgia Tech said that an
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ministration.
Rucker i ntly a candidate
for th mer's program in
Health dmini ration t
W em ichigan University .
an employee at ercy
Hospital for 20 years, rs.
. Rucker h held po ition
aff nurse, clinical coordinator,
admini rati e pervisor d
administrative director. e
ned for two ye a volun-
teer of the 810 mIand United
Way Allocation Committee and
. a member of the South ern
ichi Society fOT Ho ital
ursin Administrato. She
. a resident of Benton Town ip
and h one grown n.
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that the "appropriate penalty"
would imp ed. Pettit
I belled th cti n a a 'rever-
ion to a less enlight ned state'
and said th t never in hi 13
ye r as pre ident f Georgia
Tech h d uch a bl tant t
of racism been perpetrated.
A A will wait for Ge rgi
Tech to complete its investi­
g tion before ta ing any ction,
but " ... the investi ation must
be comprehen ive and wift ;
e will monitor the admin-
i ration s ctions to in ure that
thi occur Bryant said. It
is imperative th t the admini-
tration ta e very me ur
nece ar to find the culprit
imm diately and imp th
ver t p nalty p ible he
id.
A i Am rica' pr mier
Greek-lettered r aruz ti n for
Bla women. nder r duate
chapter n m re than 5
chapter make up 25� th
or rity's membership.
co
fab
pover
. ,-
Moving women up from poverty
,
nd Jobs. ' cro - ection of
femal legislator labor leader
nd a ciation e ecutives has
been invited t lead the dis­
cussions.
, Although th is ue of
poverty has rei vance for both
minority and non-min rity
women, minority women's
or anization have rarely
spon ored conference to identi­
fy economi problem com­
mon to worn n of diver e
racial b c gr und and tirnulat
collaborative efforts to olv
them" said Faye B. Bry nt,
- oundation presid nt.
Throu h thi n eren e e
h p t mill te new era in
c lIab rati n among the
TOUpS Bryant said.
Le der fr m om n's
organizati n hich have
economic devel pment pr rams
which imp ct w men's live have
be n invited t participate.
Or niz ti ns ith u h pro-
r m which have not re ei ed
mvit ti n may apply f r
ttend nee by writing: A
Foundation, 5656 S.
I land Av . Chica 0 II
Reque ts mu t be r ceived by
Feb. 15,
Th
ducation
lpha appa Alpha
dv n ment F un-
,
ORA G BURG S.C.
''Moving Women Up from
Poverty" is the them for a
arch 15-16 conferenc which
ill bring together 200 re-
b n pre ntatives from minority and
h mo- non-minority women's organiza-
ti n. Hosted by the Alpha
i- appa Alpha Educational Ad-
vancem nt Foundation th
'd .. meetin will focus on economic
of equity.
The conferen will be held
be t the University of aryland.
Partial funding is being pro­
vided through a gr nt from the
Ford F undation.
Amon the topic to
di cus d re' Multiple Threats
to con mi quity , nd
, ovin Women p from Dead
dation i a chantable
Alpha pha
Ameri a pr mier
1 tter d r niz ti n
m n.
rm of
rority,
Gree
r Bl
AKA to distribute Black heritage poster
CHI AGO - Black Herit ge
p ters featurin Black eri-
can ener I and dmirals ill
be di tributed by chapters of
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority in
February in conjunction with
Black History month. The
posters, the fifth in aries
are designed to rve as an
educational as well as an
aesthetic tool.
, e are pleased to have
this opportunity to continue
to distribute the posters said
Faye B. Bryant, national presi­
dent of AKA. 'e know
that they will increa e our
youngster' knowledge of the.
contributi n of Black Ameri­
cans and al 0 serve as beauti­
ful wall addition, Bryant aid.
The will be
!""OARD ELIGIBLE IN CHIROPRACTIC ORTHOPEDICS
ac
Dr. John H. McDonald, N.D.,D.C. Dr. John C.B. MeDon Id,a.A.,D.C.
Dr. Paula SchlenzkaB.S.,D.C.
one 92 - 2·32·
763 East Napier Serving 'outh � e t Michiean for 64 Years Across from Jewel
0' -osce
4 locks West of The Orchards Mall
buted at sleeted s ho I
chur hes and community cen­
ter . H wev r, individuals
in terested in ssuring that their
group is on the list should
contact the 10 al AKA chapter
in their community by January
30.
I ddres r
tact I n t kn n
may b dire ted t
nation I headquarter
Stony I land ve. hi ago
60637.
BERRIEN COUNTY
ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS: Storm Damage Loans
With Governor Blanchard's declaration of a state of
disaster following the New Year's Ice storm. the Michigan
State Housing Development Authonty SHDA will tem­
porarily raise its income limits for home repair loans In 13
counties.
Loans are available at 1 Oo� rnterest ' to repair unin­
sured structural damage to homes. mcludmq roof and
window repairs siding replacernqn , and renovation of
rooms affected by flooding.
In Berrien County, the maximum household income for
these loans is $37,093. Applications should be mad
befor April 2, 1985, to Michigan National �ank� ic�iana,
Benton Harbor, or to American Bank of Niles, In Niles.
For further information, contact the Michigan State
Housing Development Authority Home Improvement Sec­
tion, 401 South Washington Square, Lansing, MI 48909:
(517) 373·8017.
·MSHDA home Improvement loans. at interest rates of 3 to 10%, are
available on an ongoing baSIS or house olds with Incomes under
$20,000.
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