HIGHLAND PARK
, ake your souls,
: minds, and bodies
, ,
: to the polls and vote
: ovember 3111
"1 refuse to accep the vi
: tha: mankind is the tra ically
: OUM to the starless midni ht of
cism and tJ1' that the bright
y break of peace and brother­
ood can never become a
: ,. ality. .. I believe that unarmed
: truth and unconditional 10 e will
the filial word"
R v. Dr. rt n King, Jr.
, "Acquire knowledge. It
ableth it po s or to distin­
uish right from wrong; it
ghteth the way to heaven,' it is
I ur friend in the d ert, our
ociety in solitude, our com­
anion when friendless,' it
ideth us to happiness; it sus­
, aineth us in misery; it is an or-
'I nament amongst friends, and an
armour against enemies. "
Muhamm d Ibn Abdullah
! (The Proph - PBUH)
"It occurred to me that a sys­
of oppression draws much of
s strength from the acquies­
ence ofits victims who have ac­
.. epted the dominant image of
mselves and are paralyzed by
. sense of helplessness. "
P ul T. Murray
i h dinner
Jated
By RON SEIGEL
Jtl2an Citizen
HIGHLAND PARK - The First
United Methodist Church at 16300
Woodward in Highland Park will be
hol mg a fish dinner Friday November
t church.
At 5 P m there will be take out
d,s, l6 p.m. first seating and 7:15
second seating. The church will
c '" rge $4.25 per person.
:To register call the church office
(3 ) 868-3043 9 a.m. - 12 Mondays
or :t'hursdays.
I DI 0 to hi prep ration
for th hazards a fire can cause, Robi -
non h first aid nd burn trauma
kit in hi car nd i contemplating
getting himself an b to uit and
purch ing a bullet proof vest.
Robinson, conscientious man
nd a m mber of Little Rock B ptist
Church, lso maintains that he is a
"no ey neighbor."
He c n di tingui h, not in a mali­
cious m nner, the ounds of neighbors
doors when they close, their car
ounds, the way each hom ounds and
one of hi neighbors' back gate when
it opens and clo
The neighborliness, he aid, can be
attributed to pride and being a part of
Tho e extinguishers in his car have
erved him well. On one occasion he
extinguished a fire in a motorist car.
• 18 Years legal experience
• Rated "Well-Qualified" by Women
Lawyers' Ass'n and Civic Searchlight
• Endorsed by: Detroit Free P�ss,
Detroit Police Lieutenants &ergeants
Assn and Greater Detroit Building
Trades Council
• Detroit Resident
• Detroit Catholic Central Graduate
• Honors Graduate, Detroit College
of Law
JUSTICE DEMANDS
EX E IENCE
KAREN M. FORT-HOOD
Was admitted to the State Bar of
Miclligan on June 12, 1989. Hal been
an attorney for only three (3) yean.-
Ha never done a trial in Recorder's
Court. ZERO Recorder's Court trial ,
Ha never done a jury trial in any
court. ZERO jury trials.
Only experience as a lawyer has been
as an as istant prosecutor. No defense
experience. No judicial experience .
IUT.\I:\ Judge
. Cunningham
JUDGE RICHARD L. CUNNINGHAM
Judge Cunningham was admitted to the State Bar of
Michi an, nd became an attOrney, on May IS, 1979. He
has been a lawyer or a judie for over 13 years.
Judge Cunningham has done HUNDREDS of bench
(w iver) trial in Recorder' Court.
Judge Cunningham has done over ISO jury tri I an
attorn y nd over SO jury trial a judge.
judge Cunningham has ned a criminal d fe
attorney, an i tant prosecutor, nd a tri 1 judge.
. * To verify the length of time any person has been an attorney,
call the State Bar of Michigan 1-517-372-9030
� RIC
ARD L. CUNNI GHAM
JUDGE OF RECORDER'S COURT
"Preferred and Well Qualified" - ational Political Congress of Black Women
"Preferred and Well Qualified" - Civic Searchlight
"Well Qualified" - D troit Bar A i tion "WeU QUlllified" - Hi p nie Bar
"Well Qualified" - Women Lawyers Association of Michl an
AIIIhori:Ied ..... W (ot 'RETAIN JUDO
"
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One Who Runs
Alone Cannot Be
. Outrun By Another
AFRCAN PROVERB
A ROCK SOLID JUDGE
• Background • Work Experience
Detroit re ident ince 1965 36th District Court. Judi
Univer ity of Michigan Law School, JO, Michigan Bell TelcPlone Co.
cwn 1 ude,1965 -First Wanan Lawyer
Jefferson Avenue Pre byterian Church Wayne State University Law School,
- Adjunct Professor
"Wtll Qualifitd"­
Detroit Bar As ociation
Membership
NAACP, Life member
Trade Union Leader ip Council
Blllt Human ScNices., Board of Directon
YOW'll Men's O1rillian ASiociation. Chair,
Campina Branch, Boud of Diredon
"ExctptiolU"', Wt" Qludijltd"­
Wolverine Bar Associatioo
"PftJtrrtd Gnd Qu41if&td" -
National Political Coogre" 0( Black Wonen,
Greater Detroit Congress
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"Outstanding" -
Women, ' wyer's Association
ENDORSEMENTS·
Detroit Fire Fighters ASlociation
Detroit Police-Lieutenants and Ser eantl Allociation
Detroit Police Officers As oci tion
Greater Detroit Building Trades Council
Ililpanic Democratic 0( Mic:hi.an, Delroit a.apter
National Bladt Women'. Political Leadership Caucu
Polilh American Citizen. Committee
Polish American Conarc ••
·partial list ,Gill lor by Ciliwu lor Mall Water Ont, '.0. BtU I 3-124,II.p. SttllitNe -D","" MI4&213, 'ltyl,., rOM" rrtGftlT"
L you car ab ut h alth
b nefit you can afford ... if you
care about �ood job and good
pay ... if you care about improv­
ing education, cutting crime,
and wiping out di crimination
o our kid have a future, then­
vote for the Democrat on
November 3.'
Democrat are fi�hting our
fight . They wrote the ivil
Right ct in 1990 that would
have in ured fairne in the
workplace. Republican in
Wa hlngton topped it, twice.
Th y pas ed le�i lation that
would hav I t a parent take
time off for a eriou sly ill child.
R publican topped it.
I t' time to � t m ving again.
nd continu a long tradition of
caring for the community and
putting peopl fir t. From edu­
cation reform to civil ri�ht to
n urtng good, afe job , th
emocrat are th party of
h pe, compa ion and change.
Pnld for hy the Oem r tic atl nat Committee, R nald Il. Brov n, hnlrman.