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Archie Reyno ds
Archie Reynolds Jr., ARRTf
the March Employee of the
Month at Detroi Osteopathic
Hospital, is so interested in
challenge that he is taking
liberal arts courses at Wayne
County Community College
"just to learn more."
Reynolds' love of challenges
must ha rubbed off on his two
daughters: one i studying to
become a neurosurgeon, the
other a chemical engineer.
Reynolds, a registered
radiologic technologist, also en­
joys his job at DOH because of
the challenges. "But I especial­
ly like the people and working
with patients, helping patients, •
heap . . .
However, there ] another
side to Reynolds' outgoing na­
ture: He also likes working by
himself. Consequently, he en­
joys the midnight shift, which he
has worked at DOH for five and
a half years. "I like working by
myself because I mow what bas
to be done and I do it. There,
isn't any confusion."
Reynolds has been an x-ray
tech since 1977 when he
graduated from Detroit
Voter tur out f II
WASHINGTON,
I ' D.C. - According to the
. U.S. Cen us Bureau
African-Americans were
part of a national trend of
10 voter turnout last
year.
Overall, voter turnout
in, 1988 at i lowest
�l since the bureau 'first
started me suring in
1965.
Black voter participa­
tion fell form 56% in 1984
to 52% last year. That
decline compares with
white voter participation
which dropped from 61 %
in 1984 to 59% last year.
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Dr. Betty Lockey
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General Hospit.al. He has also
worked at Wayne County
Genetal Hospital
The DOH Employee of the
honored and receives a paid day
. off, a $50 savings bond, an
Employee of the Month pin, and
other gifts.
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.dmllDlstrator or Detroit Osteopathic Hos tal,
Mo ward to AI"dlIe Reynolds Jr., aD x-ray tech·
d1rec:tor or Ra ,a d Larry W r, islaDt
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ACHIEVER
NOMINEE OF THE MONTH
Dr. Betty lackey's pioneering
spirit lead her to be the only
woman elected president of the
Defroit NAAC:P. As NAACP presi­
dent, her goal was and con­
tinues to be 0 improve the
quality of life for urban Detroit res­
idents.
Concerned for the rights of oth­
ers, Lackey worked to extend the
Civil Rights Act by organizing
efforts to gather and send
500,000 signatures to Washing­
ton. D.C.
Congratulations to KCDL
Achiever Nominee of the Month,
Dr. Betty Lackey. Her nomination,
along with others from cities across
the U.S., will be considered for one
of five national awards to be
announced later this year.
Awards sponsor Brown &
Williamson Tobacco Corporotlon
will contribute a total of 550,000 0
non-profit inner-city services chd- .
sen by the award recipients.
In oodrnon. as many as 50 .
awards finalists will each receive
5 1,000 to donate to the non-profit
community service of ft)eir choice.
To learn how you can nomlnote a
� KCDL Achiever, call 1·800-341·5211.
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