, ..
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-,
� i the mili t sy after 1973 have
been tra ed into low- killed
entry 'Level support and ervice
po ition .. Defe e Dep rtment
tati tic in 1985 ,report d tp,r
the proportiorrofwbites j igher "
kiJle r" t jot) i nearly twice
that ot. PI cks.,· ;- . -
BLacks .. .comprtsed" ,.ap�
proximately 12l>ercent of ibe ac
t.j.�e d� force <tWing .Hie
Vietnam �a but j:ompri ed �8
Percent Qf thecomb t deaths be-
, .,
twee 19�-6? 'An Iysts predict
thaJ'the d'e.atb t911 -w�uld be
� hig-b.er'in the Gulf, where.� the pe,r
cent,�� �re'HighCErt according to "
the report. , . , #
Tire NAWTJ y the figures
the Black com-
y.
.'
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� ..... :dOUR· EY ,
!. .. ..
." CntiD ed from Pale 1
.. which' will. unmask various
re lities of the' ri4i:h p t of the
African American Dr.' Salsman
noted. This d ntaty' wilt be
•. made' availabl HPCC students,
area grade and . gh sc 001 s tu
'. , dents, and community organiza-
tions. . ' ..
Any community or busines's
groups l�3't want to help, should
", contact nt.· Fredrick Salsman.
Coordinater DuBois Honors Pro
raUt,' Hightand'''Park Commuwstr·
',Coll:8e, Glendale at T�rd, High
land Par�,. Michigan ·48203. Or
, , ,. : can 152�d:47� �xt. Z8'Z.' · .
". • TO')ll ke '3 ,don'Cion, make
.. " .• ' :.', '��c� 01' money 'o;�e'rs payable
.' ,'" t�: :Du�o:' Hon()o�$ Pr.og�am,
.. .)';,' HigJtland' Par Community CoI-
, '. ' ege.' . . . '
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1
gr
citizen who te tified -de
t e plight of
pi c to go,
Ann S nders tied of how
_peop'le would try to hurt them.
"Fr n e'" H hn described e -
perience orne h d round
Th glving t ing tur ey oUJ
of tra h barrels. .
Marie Glazid, client, pe.ak.-·_.w.a-.....u.�"'�a
ing . for the �elfare Rights Or
'ganization (WRO), de; cribed the
prospect o( .. being "out in the
cold, freezing to de th." .
"It would be more human �o
end us to the ( ersian) Gulf,
where death would be . wift," she
aieJ.
• Some noted that many out on
the streets would tum to crime in
t urvive. • •
"You all talk about problems
with a crack house," one man
said. "What arc you going to have
when you make thes ,c�ts?" .
t e Lar z (
· commu lty,
· Mexican.
olid rily were i
of t e re ,pective communirie'
prior to Mini t r F rr h�n'
me age nd there w a colorful
di play of c ture 8�d f hions.
The rally wa . billed a, the la 1
ti me Min. Farra han would speak
in the city for ever 1 years. Min
i t�r Farrakhan explained that he
HOWEV R, U <!ffici I
• w riled the middle clas may also
be affected by Engler' reduc
tions.c,
To' 'Sn{}ver, Dire tor' of the
.UAW· Community; . Services
Dep rtment, noted many workers
. were suffercing "f om the effects
of ongoing plant. losings and
long term' l�yof " nd some'
union officials iscu sed bow
family members of those s t to
the Persian Gulf faced ud
financial h rdship. .
" Joan Doyen, Chair of Local. ,
600 UA W, warned that many
who- re now working will be
forced onto social service".·
"Mo t wor er will pend r
their lives in the
unemployment line, di abled, or
in poor health," he said.,
Highland Park Mayor Martha '
Scott sent a message warning
. of the impact of ervice. reduc
tions on a city Qf senior citizens. '
Many who testified called for
demonstrations' against the
governor and aid to' call WRO at
868-3660 for more information. '
Gemeiner urged �he audience
not o�ly tt) figh� tb( �ULS, but (0
. work to raise grant to the pover
tyIevel rathef" than" just below
the level of subsistence.
One peaker Mted the deter- '
.m'nation 'of tho e protesting the
cuts, sayin'g, "}lIe've got our
faith, our hope; and our unity. We
ar,e somebody:We will bel1eard."
"
TIMOT Y MITH stated a
drug. treatment center helped
, him, letting him know ne was
someb dy and did not 'have to be
, on the streets, .".' ,
"Fortunate y there was ome
body there for me," he said, "but
without social services other
will have no hope.·
Karen D. Hendricks of the
Junior League f Mi [gan
Air,S pd, ater 0
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crime would increase, noting that,
it costs- ver S25,OOO a year to
bouse a prisoner �4 citizenspay
a high cost in crime leu iza
tion." .
-A landlord, Dolores Hayes,.
said that dlords would
o out • if people
ceuld not pay the ;ent, ·leading to
more aban ned uilding and
neighborhood deterioration.
Maud Bailey of the United
Sisters of Charity, part of the
Church of ,Go denomination,
added that lack of customers
woulc:('c use ruin for "store's, .
businesses and services that sta
bilize neighb?rhoods."
NEWS BRIEFS
'CAVALIE
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Yo,ung,
rejecte_' d .. rr: ....
'Detroit an
Young's request f�r the Nation
al Gaurd to protect Detroit ftom
the threat of terrorist attack
was denied. Newly e lecte
Governor John Engler, rejected
the mayor's request saying "I
don . ee the point,". He found'
no immediate threat posed to
Detroit, but added "I'm sure th
mayor was serious in his re-
." .
quest." '
Trying to ,
'establish ce�se
. fire in �ngola
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CONCERN WAS also ex
pressed about Uie Governor's
plan to cut other services, such as
emergency needs programs,
medical treatment, mental health,
foster care for abused' children,
drug t�eatment, and low income
energy assistance.
Diane Bernard of the Hunger -
Action 'Coalltion for
Soutlieastern Michigan, discuss-
'ing Engler's reductio,n of emer
gency food needs, said that food
$tamps currently provide only 44,.
percent of required food needs
and even with presenrprogram
recipients are �eft without 145
. .
. '.
The Angolan government.
has accepted a peace plan that
wifl . end the fifteen year civil
war in 1\ngola. , , .
Angolan 'offic�als said they
are ready for talks with th� U.S"
backed force UNITA. The talks
are to establish' a cease fire in
Angol�. ,
. The peace plan entalls set-·
ling up a'da e for free elections,
sending lDte�ational observers, ..
o g�arant�e the truce and.
nl9rutoi elecli9ns, a d ending
outside.militaryaid.
Fight for ' eed
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_ -OEADUNE; CommuniCations Arts Room 922
,Feb.2O. 1991 by 3:30
Dr. Barbara Coulter
, 'DEADLINE: Art office Room 842
. � F b. 28. 1991 by 3:30
'. Dr. Carol' Alexander .
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PO, FACA.
Pr dent
W to Choose the Best Pain Reliever
. relievers are among the most commonly used of the nonprescrip
titvi��.,..' ines. Billions of dollars are spent by the public for relief of pain
IIIOCiIIed with headache, anhritis, bunitis, muscle soreness, prernen
SIrUaI syndrome (PMS), and ocher conditions. For headache alone,
Amaicans spend approximately $400 million each year for nonprescrip
tion medicines. The most popu_ products contain aspirin, acelQmino
PMII, and/or ibfIprofell. Which pain teliever IS the best? Here are three
tips on how to seleCt a product
1. Disc the pain with your'pharmacist to help delt'rmine its possible
calle 01' ca . A common cause of headache, for example, is �nus
CODgesbon. A propedy selected decongestant may provide better pain
relief IhIn J*n reliever medicines alone.
2. Be aware of potential side effeccs and interactions .iated with pain
relievtn. Avoid irin dwing pregnancy or if there . a history of intes
bJeedin . Aspirin and ibuprofen inaer.ct with a number of presaip-
medicines. Disc this possjbility with the pharmacist.
THEME:,
What ttl Civil Rights Stru
,
eMeansTo Me
ENTRY: .
The court claims that just be
cause a school may be of one
race this does not mean that the
school is purposefuU y trybg to
segregate their choo!.
The Justi.ces did emphasize:
that before a fed al busing
order can be lifted, chools must
approach lower courts in hopes
that the lower courts will decide
that no inclination of dis
crimination lingers in the
school district.
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RULES:
AWARDS: On EI me tr�� "alld High' School WJ.nner in Art and Essay categories
will receive � 's2<W"'aet '(for: tw.Q) �o tbe.ff6ht For Freedom Fund Dinner and a
$300 Savings Bor#/� x winning ent, (3 Art; 3 Essay) will appear in
Souvenir Booklet. Win parent and t chers will be hosted at a Reception
by the Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Michigan.,
3. . purchasing poduc simply because they are highly advertised.
Less 8dvatiJed products often are . as effective. .
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