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February 19, 1992 • Page Image 11

…ENTERTAINMENT , BRIEFS 'I t believe it w com- bi tion of all th bove. Yet, for y , people blamed dru for the problem that h dowed the ucce e of Richard Pryor, however m ny who kne him, Y that when the dru topped, the problem w till there, 0 en de crib- ing him lf-d tractive. Having been in hi pre ence on numerou oc­ c ions, (Li a Collins), I'd have to agree. You could it in his behavior, in the people h urrounded himself with...…

February 19, 1992 • Page Image 12

…, CALENDAR OF EVENTS VV dn d y,F b.19 Open Forum ith Dave Bing, pre ented by NAACP Young Adu Committee, 5:SQ-8:30pm, Mu eum of African American Hi ory,301 Frederick Douglass, Detroit. Free. The Children's Library presents the winners of their annual • African American I Most Admire· essay contest, 7pm, Friend Auditorium, Detroit Public Ubrary, 5201 Woodward. Free admission. ' Film: -Matewan, - 7pm� University of Center Kiva, U...…

February 19, 1992 • Page Image 13

…expectin more; I think Bri ezpectin ore. UWe came in with the ttitude ted a chance to win, e did have chance to win. I think t' the ey ere, ing you ve th chance. " Team leader J me Hickey, member of the U.S. four-man teams in 1 d '72, dmitted that e co ching might have expected too much out 0 Walker in hi Olym­ pic debut. But he immediately tab­ H hed high expect tio for the four-man competition, in which Walker will erve brakema...…

February 19, 1992 • Page Image 14

…yor Emm Hull d tbe com­ ion came to decision to undo th combining of th two depart­ men beca e they were concerned bout the police nd fire dep rt­ men. TH COMMI lONERS who originall y voted to merge the two departments were defeated in I t November' election, except Com­ mi ioner Hershel McKenzie. He abstained on inding the merger. "We hope to negotiate with the unions and be consi tant in making the change for the police nd fire...…

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…"TH T UG L continu ," Breeding ald. "The ongoing b ttl be­ tween the NAACP, ci m and dl crimination re log to D vid repeatedly challenging Go1l th with lin hot and a tiny pebble," he concluded. Breedin 0 noted that the wor of the NAACP can be m de more effective If a few Informed, com­ "'_.'�'".",,.TLY, there are 35,000 clive NAACP mitted people could be employed on a full-time b i to guide and coordinate the local uni . MCC ho t Ea...…

February 19, 1992 • Page Image 16

…BUSINESS/FINANCE • • count. If you w nt to ensure h t n et y with n intended don e, n you m e the ift to th t pe on only," y Jennifer Ro , n 10 ttomey. ttle II cl I Before a penny chang n, both ide hould gree on the tot I mount involved, the purpo of the transaction, how long the money will be needed, whether it' 10 n or gift. Also decide on the rate of inter­ est, repayment terms, collateral nd what happens if the loan can't...…

February 19, 1992 • Page Image 17

…I ACT, brea tmilk I the orld' mot sophisticated food, y UNICEF. It' so nutritionally com­ plete that an infant normally needs no other food or drink for the first four to six months of Ufe. It hygienic and inexpe ive. It im­ munizes infants gainst pregnancy. And it reduces the ris of bre t and ovarian cancer. Apart from being Inferior In quality, powdered milk mixes badly with poverty. Without enough money to buy adequate quantiti...…

February 19, 1992 • Page Image 18

…RELIGION I While denomin tion I agencies historically have been ctive in e - tablishing ho pital and other care f cilities in thi country and abroad, little was known of such health work by individual congregations. "We were surprised that so many are doing that sort of thing," aid Karen Collins, th council's program director for health and justice. "What they're doing is not neces- arily running clinics, but in other way they ar...…

February 19, 1992 • Page Image 19

…ad 'wuvq.rn 'UJJm 'euoog W 'lanor 'o.lJ1O 'cnw>taa ·poog 'uBtvS 'uolaw UJtoW 'uoltnO 'al>lo)(s :-1lJIlliIJo... --"'IIlIlllWS or boL one PLAC DCJMWBEUP S POAAROTBA C EIOCEEGRO S E R I S K 0"0 R K C TALONNLNA M K N ElY L lOR P NOIOUNLAT M AAERAIONN S LIT LAM E A I B B A'O NNE N D 81 AHSWEB& • lick Willi 870783 0902179 b&'&' 418321 b��' 993423 897411 0444633' Fair Housing OpensDoo Uoso�of� and etopment Not all sig...…

February 19, 1992 • Page Image 20

…RI G 0 brothers and i ters place me in the role of a econd moth r. I am th pre ident of th cl of 1 3, a choir director, and a lead vocali t. Good qualities of leadership are what it takes to stress Black hi tory' excellence. Second, I am bles ed with a posi­ tive attitude. Thi attitude will help m achieve ucce . There have been many things that could have hindered me. For example, the tragic death of my cto t sister. It took two y...…

January 19, 1992 • Page Image 1

…VO XIV 0.9 JA UARY 19-25, 1 2 cony J ,INFORM ENGL By BEN CHMITT C ptIM H w. me. proble . . go in Michigan is to regi ter 100,000 new voters before Feb. 17, which i one month before the Democratic primary election. "WE' GO G TO hay a voter registration drive in Michigan," he said. "We're gonna have conference before the primary (election) on reinve tment in Michigan and reinvestment in America, reind trializatioh." Rep. Jo ep...…

January 19, 1992 • Page Image 2

…orce .. w nt th non,' id year-old R ina Hyman, moth r of three and pre id nt of the Tenan ' Action ommin t th comple, which i under th uth rity of the U.S. Departm nt f H usin and Urb n D velopm nt, "We want r lity. W want It done," Hyman ald. "Th r are cer­ in people who don't get respect here. The polic certainly don't get it. They get hot at." RR .0.1. ecurity A en y In . lone 0 four cornpani biddm to patrol th 24 apartment...…

January 19, 1992 • Page Image 3

…J [ J HANN URG, Africa ational Con called today for an end to white domination of th outh . can p d urged "equitabl di tribution" of m di control. .. Th country' m in BI group, trong candidat to form th first non-apartheid government, outlined pI ns for th media in di cus ion document that d nounced previo pre censorship. POinting to pre control im- po ed by th white minority tate in the p t, the C aid it wa fully commi tted t...…

January 19, 1992 • Page Image 4

…CHILD CH tumed thoughout the t:amcd � with .. for AI.l\f8IlJcmcm of Science (AAAS), one of the wOOd' �scientific orp.aniza- 1io '> do sane� about � slD1Bgeof � malhaOO��p . inAm:rica. With s�rt from AAftS, tl'x: churches hive � . educa­ tion progI1Ilm that haM: childIen � .00 soerce or am­ puler activiti . iting . � m\l!iC\lm, Z(U, or boIaBalI gar­ derB. arxl � about sderre and t:dmlogy telated � � point is '> stinJJ1ale yo...…

January 19, 1992 • Page Image 5

…I I I I, tal ." "We? Who?" Comb t Boot earl eked. "You the one ho wanted to call big boy. ot me." "My God." I ide "Not Be­ ie." "You got that right, big boy. This is me. B ie. Your orse nightm re," he ide "How do you feel about all of the ballyhoo urrounding Bush and his co hoot ' jobs hopping trip?" "What? Bush? Jobs? Trip?" I ked. "What are you talking bout?" "I want to know how you feel about the pre ident and those h...…

January 19, 1992 • Page Image 6

…This Week In Black History DETROIT J und rstand nd hex- peri n d orne of th oci I ills that lead many women with children to th point of bing hom Ie ,to n eding kind word and om kind of tructure that Chuc By NATHANIEL scon , St." Writ r ALTHOUGH HE "BY HA VI G the experience (of being homele )," he id, "it make me more auth ntic." Authentication i good but, 0 I am told, but "the proof of the pud­ ding i in the t ting. homa ...…

January 19, 1992 • Page Image 7

…DETROIT eMed 14 Y la r, Caleb and Willie were th two urvivor. Willie eventually got a 0 penicillin, but by that time he couldn't any more. 1bey received a dollar a year for tb:ir participation in the nxly ong with a certifi te with �ir name on it Caleb had fullfi11ed his dire" to use . brains and mouth ins of his han and back," by becoming a ful reverend, When be came back to confront the two doctors and nurse Evers, he said he ...…

January 19, 1992 • Page Image 8

…we VIEWS/OPINIONS P LlTI Conven- tion wer held in Littl Rock, Arkansa in 1974, Cincinn ti, Ohio in 1976, and ew Orl ans, Loui iana in 1980. Ultim t ly it proved virtually im­ po ible to hold to ether th unlikely coalition of force which h d com­ bined to convene th Gary Conven­ tion. Black elected official and the more moderate Black lead rs found th politics of 0 ial transformation as mandated in the Gary Declaration too radica...…

January 19, 1992 • Page Image 9

…11IEYFARlOOOrontin to grow rearer, In many ways it is . already here on many roIle and universities in this country - in tel'tm of ndent ethnic eomposi­ ti<>m. One of our biggest galls this year will rontinue to be to ircrease the number of college tudents reading Pan African newspapers on a regular basis. OB: way to do this is to k yourdirect istarce byencowag­ iog you to take out ubscripti rs to this rewspaper for your college ...…

January 19, 1992 • Page Image 10

…1 contr t meric n Buildin ain nan ,Arro ,and Bond d obtaining he lth re coverage for th e workers' children. The organizing nd i ue campaign tarred in September h aJ 0 n u fu1 in clo ing .. the wag ap between formerly unorg niz d worke and their union broth and i ters. According to Salmon the downtown building et the pattern uburban buildin j ni torial taffs, Union organizers estimat th cost to employers for janitorial taff is...…

January 19, 1992 • Page Image 11

…ENTERTAINMENT BRIEFS - Pe i n Gulf rece ion, and CI ren e m nd Anita Hill, j t ew of th ' I' bl even . - Thi ye r, dioScope covered orne entert inment' torie celeb nnive ry. - Per p t m t nific nt m ic torie t e me a-million cont c igned by J net Jac on and her big brother ich el. While riding the I t ve of "Rhythm Nation" J net pock­ eted $50 million when he left A M to tie th not with Virgin. Soon Iter, Mich el eclip e...…

January 19, 1992 • Page Image 12

…ch 0 v. · The n/ om n' D y committee of St, S P n AME Church rdiall Y invi te r Detroit to fundrasing brunch on Jan 25, 1 at 10 am, t University of D troi t ercy Conference enter, at the Southfield Freeway and Ou r Dr. The bIUIlCh will the renowned Reverend Wendell Anthony, Pastor of Fello hip Chapel Church. A$16. d nationinclud a fabulous brun h. For ti ke call the St Stepben Church ffice at 895 btwn 9 a.rn- p.m. WlII go du...…

January 19, 1992 • Page Image 13

…, " It 0 MU H of wh t go on in the record indu try i aim d at producing a hit and elling millions of record ." aid Barclay. "But there are many cultural sounds of music that lip through the crac because the big label companie aren't inter- Tickets are 10 and are availabl at th Warrin r Box Office, (517) 774-3000. \ .J. henl rand Th Red Hot Lou New Bure u) KATI W boogie- tyle pi R, who play' has prod uced Po land: , Oly d...…

January 19, 1992 • Page Image 14

…J BENTON HARBOR reo H committee ob- jec to th Governor' cutb c , clo ing of the Civil Righ 0 Ice, nd cutting off general i tance," Branscumb ide . "Th re have been about eight people to die from the la k of medicine and I think the Governor i way out in I ft field nd h' not being r porsiv to the POOf people in lh rea. "The p ople of Michig n re hungry, homeless, unemployed and in poverty," Bran cumb aid. "A I oras BUSIN ,Mayor...…

January 19, 1992 • Page Image 15

…WESTERN MICHIGAN wo ladie head for Inaneial indep nd nee By DANNY COOK COI!!!IHIf!dMt On the comer of Walnut Street and Portage Road sits a cluster of stores and service agencies. Also, there's a beauty shop called Personal Touch, the focus Qf our attention. Behind this collection of chairs, dryers, curling irons, .and such are two young wives who dreamed of financial inde­ pendence. Dreams do come true--even in Kalamazoo. lola...…

January 19, 1992 • Page Image 16

…one of th t-known Blac Americans in the world Colin P ell and J J the I media, mment and r­ ganizational HNlC:S that Willaims and Graham had t the air ga ignal to their abilities. Over the past 10 years the Republicans have controlled ue White House, Armstrong Wil­ liams has been making the right rOO in high cird in the party. From the Senate to the Whit: Ho , Williams carved out a ful career path and resume, ling up his R lode...…

January 19, 1992 • Page Image 17

…J u Y 1 2. ICHI 2 HEALTH urn But quent proc the pump for ction by your job into step th t tim, 0 or. ot Be er hed than fed:· Lo· e tho e·holiday pounds If your pants tart feeling tight between the holiday , you may need help. Being creative about 10 ing tho e extra holiday pounds remove the drudgery, reports th January 1992 Reader's Digest. Here are orne surpri ing uggcs­ lions to help you feel slim and trim again by Val...…

January 19, 1992 • Page Image 19

…, . CLASSIFIEDS N H M u I 50 Agenol 85% eemmlseton. S nd 1------- r •• ume to: Owayn Olley, 15644 W. Chloago, 0 trolt, r.-- .......... ----.l Mlch 48228. In HUD/ HA HOM U CA / HA A JOI N THE lAKE MICHIGAN COLLEGE TEAM! INSTRUCTOR, ENGLISH. Teaoh , F man Compoe on. Add tJon xpertJ In d v lopmental writing, ESl, nd/or technloal writing de Irabl • M t r'a d gr In English . required. Applio tlon muat be po tmarked F...…

January 19, 1992 • Page Image 20

…10 , In'100 words or less tell us what this poster means to you. Entrie will be Judged on originality, creativity and clarity. There are two categories: grade K�6 and 7-12. $100 Saving Bond to fir t plac winner in each category. The best three essays in each category will be published in the Michigan Citizen., All entrie become the property of the Michigan Citizen. Send to: Michigan. Citizen, P.O. Box 03560, Highland' Park, MI 48203. Ent...…

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