DETROIT
te.·
ve thing
cblIldlea: doD't see
�CRpIze
Ii. JOOd or bed eUber.
IaIbIe by lOCI IIIF, I
oIllbc block won't stray
far. So lee � good
"'.,.Iltl.
After I brief pi Sam
co dnued. -I lOOk I trip I
yar-md-balf ago, it w. one
of you get
JOUr Ie"'" rue for I dol
IDd bow and where I
mclWUU.
LIKE MOST EIGHT,
nine or ten-year-otds, a
celebrity, or what' be thought
wu I celebrity, impressed
him.
-I let him read (his parents
IUd to bim) I couple of books
of poetry tbaniel Scott
WIGle. 1beD I pvc him one; I
boot called LooIdItg IIf10 1Jae
HWI. Of coune I lutograpbed
it: I your frieDd.. ADd
letter, Wrote, a few poems
IbM WIlU wriaco. His dad
lent tbem to me.
- excerpt from ODe of
tile poemI tadI te : '10
tile eye or beauty, I clole
friend. A frien t over
powell my 10 • In tboIe eyes
I lee I pupil, aDd in so; a
pan of him wbich I can't
claaibe, there is a ball of fire;
I fire 10 hot'that it bums my
IOUI.'
• ADd that is why I w
ceJebratin Wrote. Willi',
poetry meaDI more to me than
my we1lht in gold. Why?
Bec::a aod voica lite
trui! abe bottom line."
Bncore Malcolm X
ru« Festil1al
p rticip tin
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Electrifying Mojo Ridin'
the Airwaves .with a Flair
By DEBORAH CULP
ConwSPOnMnt
It's around 6:45 pm in the eve­
ning� 1be station you're listening to
bappcm to be \_VMXl?-92.3 FM.
You notice the pace of the music
lowed down some, even "mel­
lowed-out," so to speak ..... Then at
seven sharp, you hear the faint
sounds of an airplane circling to
land.
There's a distinct dialogue going
on between a captain and his crew.
Or is it a pilot and a co-pilot? You
bear the landing gear touch the
around with the familiar thump,
knock, and a screech. �ices at the
air control tower confirm the
·MottlCr-Ship· has landed.
ON COMES THE Electrifying
Mojo with a listening pleasure for
some and a mind tingler for others.
Mojo tells his captive audience
that it's time to it back and let the
Mother-Ship run its course with the
lid of himsel f (the pilot) and Micheal
Knight the co-pilot.
Among tbe eveniDB' tones and
nuances will be the ever popular for­
mat 35, 35, 35. Broadcast's com­
plete with 35 minutes of one groups
or anist, followed by another of the
IIDlC and ending with 35 additional
minu of music from a different
group or artist. Each group or uti t
different than the other.
As for the pilot, Mojo-who main­
tains strict anonymity says there's I,lO
re I beginning because he' lways
been a OJ. and always will. Over
the last 15 years or so, he has eon­
tributed to the careers of many artists
past and present. Co-pilot Knight
has extensive training in radio and
technical broadcast and was former­
ly a Flint air personality at station
WDZ:&FM.
Their mission of course is to go
where no man has gone
before ... when it comes to pleasing
and holding their listening audience
or to keep them coming back for
more.
UNUSUAL? DIVERSE?
WELL we'll let you be the judge of
that, just continue to watch the sky
around 6:45 until 7:30 for any
trange circling or hovering �tiom
that may be taking place. It' not
known yet how many cities have a
Mother-Ship or any other ·U.F.O.
based radio station, but the fans seem
to be happy the Electrifying-Mojo
has finally landed here after yeall of
going up and down the radio dial
preading his talents to the max.
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Effects of State Budget Cuts
By CARLA HUSTON
StG./fWriU
During the 4th Annual HOUSing
Conference ho ted by Raymond
Murpby, State Representative, a
number of wor bops were estab­
lished to offer information for
a roo bo ina advocat and
provlden. Sta Budget Cuts and
their effect on "US and OUR
Cients" w one of the workshops
whicb dellt with gr sroots or­
pnizatio Ind the population most
Iffected by the cu." in housing.
Memben of the I described
bow the government bas cut funding
for many homeless and health care
programs. Cynthia Reynolds Cain,
sponsor of Health Care for the
Home informed listeners about
the tremendom cutback of govern­
ment funds for the program.
Initially, Hellth Care for the
Homeless received close to $1 mil­
lion dollars from the govc;npnent,
now the program will receive,
$200,000. The enormous cut has led
to a deere e in taff, hours and
people being served said Cain.
"Hospital are currently tightening
up on people who have low-in­
ccme.i.tbere are alot of sick people
and they will go without health
care."
Panelist Bernard Parker, Execu­
tive Director of Operation Get Down
told what programs lost money or
were eliminated completely within
hi operation.
THE EMERGENCY FO
Program and· the Hom le Feeding
and Counseling Program were ex­
cluded while money w cut fJo�
the Day Care and the Department � 1".
Adolescent Teenage Progrlmj• ,
Members of Operation Get DowIi a;
are still waiting to see W 0 i.
programs will be di .
Parker ·d,"If servic:ea don .)
become availlble nd re ou :
t i �
I •
mme ."
P neUst Iso di strate
that would alen Ooveroor J!naIer
the seriousne in ibe cu
In order for Engler to bcc:o
aware of these proble communi
organizati have to boncllOtl�tbet:·
nd bend the Government said O*'h
• «> 't,r
ngry panch L
Not only has Engkr cut Oene"'I��
Assistance 17 percent but there
a lliga tio tblt he will wipe out ••
additional 22 percent by new n c..
cal year which bep. In 0cI0bef.'
Community and neigbborbood let- I
vice feel that "there is a crials�
which must be reconcUed as soon
possible. - I�
I 'v'
.
IF ENGLER CONTINUES tb �
eliminate social services for abe I .tl·
dlgent, there will be many 100"·':
homeless people by the end of tbe°4
year, all agreed. o , ;
,., tl
LEGAL NOTICE
OTICE
To Form r Employ of Fred Sanders, Inc:
On April 13, 1988 the Fred Sander ,Inc., Workers' Comp non, t Food
w • bli hed by the Ingham Circuit court, ca e No.' 88-6038 6 CK to .:� .
dmlnl er certain cl 1m fo mployee who ar , or may be, ntlUed to
worker 'compen on �n fit under the Workers' 01 ability Com on
Act
you r dl abled. ufferlng a wa 10 , or
e r ult of a work related Injury that you r
occupational dl a elncurred betw n October 20, 1978 to Octo 20, 1 1,·
'while In th employm nt of Fred Sander, Inc., and If you have not 8dy "
filed work ra' ell ability comp nation claim, you hould notlc Terry A.
Torkko of the Fr d Sander , Inc., Worker ' Compen atlon Tru t Fund, C/o
If·1 ur ' Security Fund, 7201 W. S Inaw, Suite 110, Lan lng, Ie n
17, phO number (517) 323-2444 of your claim and If you haY nyfu
q on ,you hould contact Bruno Czyrka of the Stat of Ichlg , Bure u
of Work 'DI bliity Com pen atlon,' 7150 Harrl Drive, P.O. Box �1e,
Lan lng, I chi n 48909, phone numb r (517) 322-1868.
Jack F �heatley
Jack E. Ko p e
Danl II F. Su r
TRUSTEES
Mlohlgan Citizen Adv. 6/30/81