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Southern ChriItian Lelde .
Conference is tpOIllOrin&. •
ional orum on AIDS.
SCLC President Joseph
Lowery 'd,' e must disniss
the notion that AIDS Victims
are alrno exclu . ely white
and homo xual" -. the truth
i that approximately 25% of
kno n victims in the U.S. are
Blac (29% in Georgia) and a
growing number is hetero xual
or bisexual". "There is also
on to
ui d of elde IOft'S �f�
TNCUP Full of Ito i. All I,·but
It up IOIIlt grNt bi& q�stions.
re do youn n �t the idta that their talent - even
nila nt - is ? Art unconsciou y spreading
that idta in our efforts to t hlIh te lCartS?
Are making i mi e wMft e give aD our praise and
applau to children ith caderni 0 athl tic ability while
overlooking children who han other abilities?
What happens to tho youngsters who gifts cannot be
measured by standardized tests? Are we throwing them into
"reject" pile? How does this affect the community as f
whol ?
Teacup Full of Roses warn us that e D ed to be watch­
ful about favortism. It is in the home, it is in the schools;
it saturates the whole society.
one of us wi to have our youngsters fe ling discouraged
without value. Discouragement can b dangerous, A
feelin of worthle ne c n be deadly.
1eaif CblCU'DOI!S on AIDS
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The inth and Tenth Cavalry
Association (Horse Cavalry), one
of the mo prestigious BIa
military units mentioned in
American History, in concert
with the ladies uxiliary, will
hold their 120th Anniversary
Reunion from July 23-27, 1986,
at the Sea Point Hotel, 4875
. Harbor Drive, Dan Diego,
California 92114 telephone
number (6l"O) 224-3621.
For further information con­
tact: Trooper Erne Collier,
Chairman, 626 San J cinto
Drive, San Die , California
92114.
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wur pay all or part of that
amount, depending on what the
recipient him If can afford to
.contn ute.
The olarship i for the
school year beginning in Septem­
ber, if the wmners continue
to qualify, will be rene ed
year ,for {i year. It's
for .E. 'bu Bois,
c . '"rWtts ampiOn 0
bom in Great Barrington,
ts, in 1868 and ro to
become viser to pre' de s
inUrn te of the greats I
he led a fJlht for Black equality
from the d erous days of the
a
late 19th century till a fe
years before his death in 1963.
Like DuBois, pplicants for
the scholarship given in hi
name, must be alive to the r ce
pratt and have ide about �
comb t' it. To be eligi le, . t
udent must have completed "
their omore y ar in high ..
school have higher t
A ne column ill be published every other week
pecificaDy for re ders of The Citizen. The purpo of this
column ill be to answer question on general medical
issue.
Que ion should be as ecific po ible, rath r than
dealing with broad medical topics. Question to be an er­
ed will be selected b d on their interest to the general
public.
This column is intended to help educate people on
COIDlllOD health problem , to promote better health and
a happier life.
The medical staff will consist initially of Dr. Lynn S.
Gray, .D., FAAFP, Family PIty ician and Dr. Chri topher
Prince, .D., Emergency Phy 'ciao, both practicing in the
Benton Harbor-St. Joseph area.
Dr. L S. Gray, D, FAAFP' currently in private
practice of Family edicine at 146 ay St., Benton
Harbor, Michigan.
Dr. Gray is at A 'stant Clinic
�ent of Family edicine at
. ve' edical School.
He II serves as the edical Director for PlUmed
arenthood of South est ichi8an and for Blossom are
Ce r ursini Home, Benton Harbor.
Dr. Gny is also part-time Emergency Phy 'clan at
rey H ·tal, Benton Harbor.
Dr. Gray is a graduate of Un' ersity of . .
MeGIICaI School with Board Certification in FIDliIy' di-
. . He his ife Deborah ha e three children Stephen,
6, and a e, 2.
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74 Wall St.
BENTON HARBOR, "'. 490H
1926-96741
CHILDREN'S HAIR CUT
MEN & WOMEN'S HAIR CUT ALL STYLE
PERM, CURL, WASH 1& SET
WOMEN'S EYE BRO S ARCHED
CUR.l.S BY PPOINTMENT
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prnention, care, and
treatment", said Lo ery.
Lowery allO indicated that there
are hum and civil rights
issue related to the problems
associated with AIDS.
The wor shop will be held
Saturday, a 31, 1986 at the
Ram da Inn-Capitol Plaza, 450
Capitol Avenue, Atlanta, from
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Spe er
from throughout the country
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DID YOU . • . that
the AIDS vWI i continuing
to spread rapidly among homo­
Itxual men d�apite widespre d
chang s in the gay Hrenyk.
This distrubiog finding by re-
, "ucMrI at tw Yor Blood
Center ests that the virul
e to at than pRw¥Sly
tho�ght. Ho ver, tilt '!Pidly
8ptt ding virus does aot IPPf
to be "maging as the tadier
AIDS vir
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