Trivia Test
by linda Luckhur st
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Cecil R. Crump, of ewark, ew
Jers y died Saturday, March 6 of can­
cer. Servi for Mr. Crump were
h ld March 11 in ewark t th Be­
thany Bapti t Church.
r. Crump wadi trict di tor
of international communications
ervice for AT T, where he w
. employed for 28 years. H w al 0
th fi t American to elected chair­
man 0 the Unit d ations A ency
for Worldwide Telecommunications
Planning.
As a community activi t, Mr.
Crump erved on th Board of T�­
tee for ewark' public radio sta­
. tion, WBGO� a lifetime m mber of
th AACP; founder of the ewark
Optimi t Club; and erved as gov r-
r d whil Ridg went to Br k'
place f r dinn r. While earchin f r
a b k, Taylor found Car lin .
diary and tarted t read it.
Stephanie, glowin aft r . he nd
Eric har d their first ki in year,
was di illusi ned when h watch d,
unseen, as Sheila, newly return d
from Genoa City, got a p ionat
buss from Eric. Wait.To : Taylor
reacts to Caroline' diary.
DAY OF 0 R LIVE': VI ;'m
gave custody of Ni to Lawrence
and Carly, then in truct d Ivan to
finish. off the ood Dr. Manning.
While Lawr n e and B w ited for
Carly to arrive at Nikki' p rty, Ivan
drain d th brake fluid fr m her car.
Kate was upset that Marl na hadn't
destroyed the journal he wrote as .
part of h r therapy, but Marl na in­
si t d h had r turned it. Kate
agreed to gu ton Jennif r' 'how in
return for a t ur of th hou . Alon
in the attic, Kate arched fruitle .ly
for the journal but did find a h art
haped ch nn hich fit perfe tly n
a bracelet he had back In h r ffic .
Aft r laming th bullet fragment in
Abe' che t ouldnt be rernov d,
Re cca wa un ble to nail Cash,
wh wa fr d of all char W it
To : Kat m kes an th r di -
norofOptimi t International, Inc. for
the tat of w Je y 1 -91.
Mr. Crump w a graduat of
Wayn Stat Univ rsity wh re h r -
ceived a B h lor of Scien e in Lin­
gui tic Scien . He rived two
master d rees, on in en in rin
nd on in lin uis tic cien e.
An tive memb r of Alpha Phi
Alpha Fraternity, Mr. Crump was
giv n an Alpha Omega ervice at Be­
thany Bapti t Church.
He i urvived by hi wife, Detroit
native ee Coleman; two children
Larry and Sheri; hi mother Lula
Taylor Crump; two brothers, Ray­
rnond 00 Dougl Crump; three i -
ters, Je ie F rguson, Bernice and
Ronni Mae Crump.
SOAP UPDATES By Seli Groves
ALL MY CHILDRE : Brian in­
terrupted Tad and Dixie's emotional
reunion with the news that he and
Dixie had just been married. Brian
vetoed Palmer' sugg tion of an an­
nulment. After Dixie admitted h
still loved Tad, Brian insisted sh
choose between them. Jack spoke to
Laurel about the pain of losing An­
geliquefJShe comforted him, and
they made love. Edmund visited the
nursing home to see Peggy Moody,
the housekeeper at Wildwood during
his childhood. Distressed that she
didn't recall his visit th previous
night, he asked the nurse about her
medication. Wait To : Tad is
. confronted with a difficult decision
that could affect Dixie's future.
A OTHER WORLD: With their
. oxygen running out, Vicky and Ryan
m de the most of what they believed
were their last moments of li� -
only to be interrupted a hort while
later by their rescuers, Grant, Donna,
and Spencer. Donna told Ryan, Carl
w aboard th exploding helicopter
and is presumed dead. Jake told
Paulina of Spencer's involvern nt in
trying to stop Grant and Vicky's
wedding. John and Darryl told a dis­
traught Christy that Douglas died of
an overdose of a rare herb. Chri ty
told Cass, Frankie is the only one
who handl rar h rbs. Dean told
Jenna it was time to discuss whether
or not she wants th baby. Wait To
e: Jake has an un plea nt surpri
in store for him.
A TH WORLP TUR
D � OlT-On March 21;
1993, Michigan' Late'Night En ..
tertainment B oad tillg Co. will
pI ent a unique tribut to tner .
Charl z ua Waddles fot her 37
years of d dicated ervice to the
Detroi t communi ty .
The gosp 1 tribute will be in
the form o a live telethon. More
than 30 olois J choirs, gospel­
rap singers, groups and musician
will perform.
Hosting the event will be R.J.
Watkin , executive producer and
CEO of Late ight Entertainment
Broadca ting Co.; Reve_r.end Mi-
on. lij u-
publicly bout
N w J r y man with D troit.
uccumb
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.1 eatchur a Radio;
Reverend Glen Plummer, presl­
d�nt of Christian Ca le: Rev.
George utcheson, WOPR Ra ..
dioi Latheda Wash� Waddle,
Mother Waddles Mission.
Guest speaker include Paul
Hubbard ew Detroit. Inc.; Rev.
W ndel! Anthony, pI ident of
the Detroi t Branch AACP; and
Dr. Vera Pigee, Author & Inspira­
tional Speaker.
TH V T place
at the Detroit Cobo Hall Confer­
ence Center. The doors will open
Indian- rig a- ivi
disrup new age gathering
Ro si 'of Casco, whose newspaper i
dedicated to "moving toward per-:
sonal and plane�ry well-being,"
aid the Unity Church i a C hri tian­
based religion that "recognizes the
onen s of all creation."
WINDHAM, MAIN (AP)- Indian
rights activists a cused New Age
pirituali ts who gathered in an in­
c nse-filled church 0 xploiting Na­
tive American tradi tions.
"There arc bad pirits here,"
Penob ot elder Rene Attean said as
he and about 20 other angry Indians
broke up a native- tyle "talking cir­
cle" at the Unity Church on Sunday.
Organizers of the demonstration,
which coincided with the 20th anni­
versary 0 th Indian cupation of
Wounded Kn c, S.D. said it was
believed to be t he first political pro­
test by Native Americans against the
ew Age movement.
Activi t carried igns that read
.. Predators and Pro titute ' and
"New Age Spirituality i Old Age
Racism" they accused sponsors
o [or-profit pintual workshop f
"violation of our cred way."
EVER
PROTE TER
charged the Ne Agers with being
,. Indian wannabees.'
"Go home and play Indian" one
protc ter hout d.
The demon tration followed a re-
nt debate in the New Age new pa­
per Ody ey b ut David McCart or
Inyan T nka, who teaches spiritual
workshop for
Aft r lctter-wnters charged him
\ ith elling native pirituality, an
': Apache warri r" named Hawk
allcd for a talkl n ircle to "bridge
the gap betw e n culture .'
"Throu h th r pectful hari ng
of per} nal trut ' , aid a flyer for
Sunday' event, "we hope to gain a
greater unde tanding of our piritu-
=atity and to pr d love and peace
long the red path."
onv y PUBLI H R Gail
The l1lllll with
one eye
thanks God
only after he
has seen a
blind man.
- Nigerian Proverb
Hold The Date!! .
,BLACK NATION
. .
DAY
COMING II!
.Ceiebrate th� 25th Anniversary
of the
New Afrikan Independence Move.ment!!
March 26, 27, 28, 1993
Jackson, MissiSSippi
outh Organizing • Self·Determination
Human Rights • Reparations
Genocide • Political Prisoners and Prisoners of War
New Afrikan Women
Spiritual Rally
National and Local Speakers, Leaders, and
I Grassroots Workprs
sponsored by
New Afrikan People's'Organization
Malcolm X Grassroots Movement
Provisional Government of the Republic of New Afrika
NAPcr· BND· 1993
P.O. Box 31762
Jackson, Mississippi 39286
601-354-8731