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November 15, 1992 • Page Image 20

…m r I .. · 1.1 2 By KRISTI E KIDD With Th n givingju t r und th comer it' tim t pull out your favorit turk y re ipe. But i th honor 0 TO tin th big bird i n w to y u, or if you'v b n looking f r different r ci p , am thin traightf rw: rd but not rdin ry, d Ii iou but not daunt­ in ,th nyu might want to give thi version a try. It ha a w nd r­ ful, old- ashion d appeal. And who kn w ? Mayb this will th r ipc you re: 'h fa next year...…

November 15, 1992 • Page Image 21

…Sponsored by the NAACP, the Detroit Urban League, New Detroit, Inc., ACT-BE, D.A.B.O., the Summit on Race Relations and S.O.S.A.D. I I \ Citizens from the Metro Detroit area recently marched down WoodwBtd A Dr . Rafael Cortada, president of Wayne County Community College, addressed the crowd. The marctVraily �aded young and old alike. Barbara Weens, and JoAnn Jenkins came out in support of the rally/march. Photos By Wanda F. Roquemore ...…

November 15, 1992 • Page Image 22

…� people are farther � from. the sWt. than tall people, and. il1ue{ore should. 8l1ow themsd\oa s1i9nt� 10nger to tan. C"'V'::> R.F.D. by MIKE MARLAND POSTIVE K _-----.;..._ _ continued from 81 Carson paired Positive with producers Daddy-O and Grand Puba. The trio collaborated on the track "Quarter-Gram Pam," which got Po itive signed to First Priority Records. THIS ASSOCIATION scored Positive two more under­ ground hit singles...…

November 15, 1992 • Page Image 23

…I SUPER CROSSWORD DI.trlbutor.hlp. p LEGAL CR(,)SS Indl ns 1 Army ux. 47 B 5 Th h riot "Gold n of Jericho Girls" co-star 10 Chocol t 48 Bank ccts. sub titut 49 Sounds like 15 F rm hoofbe t m 50 Uk many 11 T kiteh n floors 20 Fr r nt . 51 Columnist oIeor n Barr tt 21 capt lof 52 S s riv r Gu m 53 Bedouins 22 - be r 54 Aeg n 23 Enough, to I land concern • poet 55 Anica 88 Cool. dry and 24 Edna Ferb r townships bracing nov I ...…

November 15, 1992 • Page Image 24

…D troit Middle chool ba ketball program revived: any chool di tric in the Met­ ropoli Detroit Area ve com­ petitive gi b etball q on the le 1. T t' beca e many ids p Y high hoo1 girl b etball on the junior . gh and lor mid­ dle chool Ievet. With tbe e oeption of a few D - 'troit PSL gi teams, most aren't competitive on the ta level. But now that' whole lot mote. Since it' implementation I t on, middle bool girls b ket­ ball in ...…

November 08, 1992 • Page Image 1

…unsu pecting African-American student. into an uncon cion bly o ' coupled with infl ted, unverified grade and graduation rates have · b II caught the attention of the Michigan rim I Department of Educalion. serious crime" and decry the liberal Constitutional tools to fight." I ••• 'tt I Democratic tranglehoJd preventing The 1988 package contained _ _ p age. about 60 crime bills. The 1992 legislation is aimed at . closing legal looph...…

November 08, 1992 • Page Image 2

…FRAN ORT, KY. (AP) - A group of Kentucky civil right leaders wants to know why Ku Klux Klan members were allowed to wear hoods during a rally I t week at the Capitol. One of the leaders, the Rev. Loui Coleman Shelbyville, ked At­ torney G neral Chri Gorman to find out whether Frankfort's anti-mask ordinance hould .have been en­ forced. An attorney general' opinion would be advisory only, not legally -=����������� binding. About ...…

November 08, 1992 • Page Image 3

…MOS OW, RU IA -T e recent shooting of a student front Zimbabwe has Africans in Russia accusing the country of engaging in a urge of racist violence. Even the amba - ador from Zimbabwe ha ac­ cused the Russians of having "an anti-Black undertone." Mo t of the recent problems center in Moscow where thousands of students from Africa have gone in recent I ..... ye \ dy at P__atric.� Lurnumba Friendship Univer­ sity-a co ege establi ...…

November 08, 1992 • Page Image 4

…CHILD CH City lights school: A last chance beacon of hope for troubled youth They id it uldn't don They id you couldn't put t tou h t, hard t to reach problem tudents into bool and turn them in edu ted, employable young dul . Dr. Bert L'Homm . h ppy to pro them wrong. As th Execu­ tive Director of City Light School in W hington, D.C., Dr. L'­ Homme and his dedica d staff of 25 prove very d y th t the right combination 0 love, ...…

November 08, 1992 • Page Image 5

…( '()\I\1l 'II' ( . \ I I'D \ I� Hom uy r' min r Standard Federal Ban wlll hold free Com­ munity Home Buyer seminar Thunday, ovember 12, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at tbe Golightly Vocational Technical School. To regi ter or to obtain more information call 1-800- 643-9600, ext. 6977. Atth Ub ry This week' calendar of event at The Detroit Public Libraries include: -Monday, November 9, the Doug! Branch will hold Family Re ding ...…

November 08, 1992 • Page Image 6

…DETROIT ····�- ..... TI hich ppeared ry, 1991 edition of the n. of Secondary S<:h Principa, . d that t c be een 1910 nd 1975 felttbey "met their obligation" by "explaining the I - son "beca e it w felt they had "m t th ir obligation" by "explaining the I on," bee e it w felt that many te chers did not have the capacity to learn. Teachers, the article aid, were trained that" ptitude w unchange­ able, that intelligence could be me...…

November 08, 1992 • Page Image 7

…THIS WEEK IN BLACK HISTORY ov mb r -1 cora AT graduation" Chatm n id. hile he c no led ed individu I th t h ve been tremendo hlp, Veroni y ith Ii ttle or no upport from the African Am ric n Community, the mo t impre ive group upport· com from ew Li te of Life, n or nization dedi ted to h lpin communitie with cri i . "I would lile to e more of our people upporting thi ef ort and ny other effort that concern our " well-being, af...…

November 08, 1992 • Page Image 8

…ow, if Clinton consci nee the African American community that vo What is on the African American agend ? What are the I' t of u Clinton and the Democra need to dd 'they ct ho t people IX! repay th ho put them in power? ordable, decent housing. --Economic opportunity whether in the fonn of dent job or small b in development. -Health care equal to what the cong 00 p ident ve. -Clean environment. -Bfficient, economical mass transportat...…

November 08, 1992 • Page Image 9

…r II :e 'y n ld 1, ie u o t'e [r. J. VIEWS IOPINIONS o ,the epublic n h d cb r ed th t Clinton d deliberately voided draft beca eo hi oppo ition to the r in Vietn m. But in e rly October, viclo line of t c emerged-th t Clinton un triotic, "anti-American", perh p even "crypto-Communi t". Bu h' P thetic effort ere i pired by the polemi of oth I rightwing ctionarie. epublican Congre smen Sam John on of Te , and R ndy C...…

November 08, 1992 • Page Image 10

…o contlnu nd to Blac leg! 1 tors. SHE 0 D TIlE lAW p­ plies only to Michigan, not to the other ta in the union. Power and position on influential committees is ed on seniority, he not ,and term limitatio ould prevent any MiChigan congres man or senator from having seniority. Under the measure approved by voters in Tuesday' election, those who arc elected to congress can only serve three terms, he said. This Watch Continued From...…

November 08, 1992 • Page Image 11

…Were it not for a "chance" 3 .m. meeting in Clevel nd park­ ing lot, Michael Bivins still might be looking for his first rap act. Not th t he needed one; his first two Biv Entertainment projects, Another B d Creation and Boyz II Men, were certified double and quadruple platinum, re pectively, with Boyz II Men collecting a '92 Grammy. Bivins ("Biv" of Bell Biv DeVoe and a New Edition mem­ ber) didn't need to stake his .1000 battin...…

November 08, 1992 • Page Image 12

…2 By TUREKA TURK Mlchlg.n Cltlun HOLLYWOOn-Alw y con- trov rsial yet n ver ignored, Spike Lee has added yet another conten­ tious knot in his belt of word wars with the media. With the premiere of "Malcolm X" , Lee has set a chal­ lenge to all newspapers, magazines, and television stations round the country to cater to his preference of interviews by Black journalists. The request has, of course, etoffan explosion according to a ...…

November 08, 1992 • Page Image 13

…HEAL TA Boning up on buying fish recent rtlcle bout the y of e ting fi h in Consumer Report , the public w w rned bout poilage d to poor handling in the marketplace, and con­ taminants due to polluted w ters. � ult, the article criticized by the fi hing industry and everal govemm nt officials primarily be­ cause it' conclusions were based on only 113 ample from a few fi h markets. However, the rticle by Con­ sumer Reports didn...…

November 08, 1992 • Page Image 14

…c AtTh Ibrary Th Library will b do cd on Veterans Day, Wednesd y, overn­ ber 11. Pre-School StoryTim will not b held thi wee . Children' Book Week "Special Friday", a pe ial event tory hour for 3-6 year old will take pia e on Friday, ovember 13, from 10-11 .m. Parents must ign their children up by overnber 10. Movie are hown on Saturday at 12 noon. Showing on ovember 14, will be "Danny And The Dino aur" and "Whatever Happ nED ...…

November 08, 1992 • Page Image 15

…BENTON HARBOR FoeofHUD grants going to center rather than streets V R Ie 0 TO 0 - Benton Harbor City Commi 10 e y th Y ve d enou 0 Commi ioner George Wy jn er' outbur t , in rruptions nd fal e ccus tio of oth r commi on nd e ci ty. Some commi ioner id Wy in er is ml informing the people, havln them believe th t the 2.S million the city i ettin for the new community center could go toward new ho in the city or treet rep ir. "...…

November 08, 1992 • Page Image 16

…o right of .. .., ,. ..... a�ru. k> , The pli) Ron Dellwns, 00 io rcpre- 'vc for the 40 percent B ,... _I_I - - _. BeJkrley, Qilifcma district wb:le the ren:.e �kl, nx:d to be rmre on t with national polling data on In acklitioo to their oommon ttxmcs of aimc, drug9 m1 alleviatingB poverty, Dcllurm d the pub' IS tlIlt, "Black Americam wo d be �r off \DIcr a Bill Clinrm Administra­ tion. HE SAID THAT wxk:r Oin­ k>n. Afiican Am...…

November 08, 1992 • Page Image 17

…Eye On Gospel 8y MARGARE T MANSF IELD of h ve come out and hav not b en afraid to move toward change. And I think that' p itive." While thi may plea e Winans, what ure­ ly doe n't plea e him is the trend toward ecular companie buying into gospel. "Here are the people that eem­ ingly scorned the Winans ... said we were too ecular and were selling out the gospel. Now because th y're able to make mon y, and maybe orne have the purp...…

November 08, 1992 • Page Image 18

…gredien ; h t to boilin. R du e heat and immer, uncovered, 10 minute. Server over rice or cornbread. Mk e ch). rvln ( bout 1 cup Spray bottom of large saucepan with cooking spray and heat until hot; saute 1(2 cup onion and garlic until tender. Add water and chicken broth; heat to boiling'. Gradually stir cornmeal into boiling broth mixture; reduce heat and simmer, stirring fre­ quently, until very thick, about 10 minutes. Pour ...…

November 08, 1992 • Page Image 19

…KING CROSSWORD ACROSS 1. Actor Tom 4. Wet 8. Mine entrance 12.. Mauaham's "Ca� and _ .. 13. On the briny 14. Mother of Apollo 15. Broadway musical 17. Trim 11. Ballpoint 19. French salad dressin 21. Ubsome canned tomatoes 24. Soldier's bed 25. Before 26. Continued loud noise 21. Anesthetic 32. Word with wire 60. Grape 34. Peak f; 36. Painful 61. Sunbather·s 37. Abounds 10.1 39. Cavity DOWN 41. Employ 1. Seance 4...…

November 08, 1992 • Page Image 20

…A PrIMM,.t J I land m mmoth tch t ight, dul w . t th pu hi w • As I look closer I can clearly Its inn r structure of re-bar, a thick, iron-mesh that how through the cracks, crevices, and chasms that make its face. I wonder as to whether or not the e openings have been caused by the impa t of bullets mashing against the inner id r imply by the ravages of time and weath r. There is no graffiti marking the fa of this wall. Not of ...…

November 01, 1992 • Page Image 1

…(photo by Karen Kelly) beli h' ar. ?" -Slater SouiJah In a ap ch Oct. 28 at Central MlchlQan University. , "I dam we won't be voting for (George) Bush, but I dan ore won't vote for Clinton!" Souljah said Her voice j not an isolated call for Black America to reject the tra­ ditional choice of the Democratic candidate. A no AL Allim;e Party can­ didate Lenora FuIani, in an appear­ ance on McNeil Lemer Report on Public Broadcas...…

November 01, 1992 • Page Image 2

…Olympic ang inAtian A11ANTA-Residents of . the TechwoodlClark Howell Homes are angered that their leadership old out ., the wishes oftbe Atlanta CommIt­ tee for the Olympic Games 4 (ACOG), according to an ar­ ticle in The Atlanta Voice. the tenants contend that Margie Smith, president of the tenants' association, and other .. leaders are in office illegally, one year after their terms have t expired. _, What is at stake is whet...…

November 01, 1992 • Page Image 3

…r N W YO -A recent study revealed that most school boards operate so inef­ ciently that they hinder their own effort to improve schools. The tudy, "Governing Public Sdlools: New Times, New Requirement ", ex­ arni�d 15,350 of the nation' local chool boards. Problems cited included unfocused management; turn­ over of chool board mem­ bers; and a lack of tate legislation defining their role. Michael W. Kirst, a school­ reform ex...…

November 01, 1992 • Page Image 4

…('()\I\1l '\1'1 \ ( . \ I .1, '\ I) \ I{ u. Boo Sal Time At The 0 rolt Public Ubrary More than 16,000 boo and magazin will be offered for e at the Detroit Public Library, 5201 Woodward, Friday and Satwday, ovem­ ber 20-21. The e i held on the fourth Ooor of the library from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Prices range from twenty five cen to three dollars. For more infonnation contact the Friends' office at 833-4048, during busine hours...…

November 01, 1992 • Page Image 5

….7, 2 " mmum • I un pUr---------------------------------------------- uthonze nd then orcin t council to p y for it f r the f ct, in order to prevent I ui. t ye r, hen ighl nd P r yor U ey Porter City Coun- cil President, he joined with Franklin in charging the p t dminf tration wi th uch practi . F rri , however, denied that thi w happening now. He id that th City Council d pproved the money for demolition in the p 1, but out...…

November 01, 1992 • Page Image 6

…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 t...…

November 01, 1992 • Page Image 7

…THIS WEEK IN BLACK HISTORY o m r 1-7 . NOVEMBER 4, 1879 - To paterm refrigerating ep­ parah& 1955 - TrwbIe In Mmd, a drama by AlIce �lIdr� qmed at � Omenwich Mews 'IlarzlnNew YorlcCty.l9ll- E FowIrr, jWge, wm born. um - Cayem GraMs wm awarded O>qpessional Medal of Horor for bravery in battle apimt�� m.c. da Uroy Carr, Merline Jolroon (the Yas Yas Girl) and TD17pJRedhave in common? OOVEMBERS,19()8....:..SbI ley of Brooklyn, N....…

November 01, 1992 • Page Image 8

…• Bill Clinton . olf in beep' clothing. He appears to be 0 muc better th the le der hip America h h d for th 1 t 12 year , might overloo ho much he i really like the fo1 now in charge. Clinton, candid te for the highe t office in the land, i running a da erous tv commerci in the metro Detroit are • . The d t rt by s ying th t we h ve ne er of the Democr tic P rty. Thi i party, the d goe on to y, that support elfare reform and the ...…

November 01, 1992 • Page Image 9

…2 .) ITH I TO HI H C TlO Tri-cultural heritage of Hispanic Americans (part thre ) third partof� we presemcd aJ'Ourxl � Sk>p U ra>unting Us Africam: The African (Afro Latioo) O>rnmunity Also Con- . DOrow." The following are excerp from an y by Dr. Angela Jorge o � Modem Languages Pr0- gram, S13 UniveISity of New YolkJO>lle at Old Wcstbwy. (Dr. Jorge' Y is ore of twenty four that are mOOed in my upcoming book titled "Multi...…

November 01, 1992 • Page Image 10

…di pi ced thou­ am.eliminated at on Lamount, the council' ex­ ecutive director, d the city hould create civil 0 projec in poor ole neiglj)orboods, much like the De- P Ion-era Cvilian Conservation contlnu from A3 . Corps. "I look t Bl employment "The Deputy Sheriffs As ociation going far beyond rebuilding bumt- gone to great pains to make it out ia," Lamount aid. HI think plea ant n operation as phone we can come up with ways beau- ...…

November 01, 1992 • Page Image 11

…Since her tell r ' 88 debut album, Tracy Chapman ha become the heart nd voice of her generation. Her eloquent folk ongs aren't only con clou ne rai ing nthem; they're true to life tales nd dreams expre ed plainly and boldly. Ac­ companied by co tic guitar, Tracy mel the gap between the personal and the ocial. Her tone is both pain­ fully honest and a true call to arms, bespeaking both vulnerability and strength. The qualitie spark...…

November 01, 1992 • Page Image 12

…"W declare our right on this Earth to b a man, to be a human being, to be respected as a human bing, to be given the rights 0/ human being, in this society, on this Earth, in this day, which we intend to bring into existence by any means neces ary. n -Malcolm X From the moment M lcolm X urst into the public's conscious­ ness, articulating his radical perspec­ tive on race relations and the status of African-Americans in society, th...…

November 01, 1992 • Page Image 13

…� .... ···t c nc r I no numb r m" You've he rd it before, "On in nine omen will get breast cancer." In ct, orne ve even cl imed t one in nine omen ready t caneer. All of thi hype' imply not true. In an ttempt to convenience more omen to h ve regul r mamo , the American Cancer Society (ACS) and others h ve vily publicized the "on in nine" myth. The numbers have ter­ rified many om n nd made them feel doomed. The fact , nobody do...…

November 01, 1992 • Page Image 14

…WESTERN MICHIGAN our lives, you DO loDger find fault with patdallar situation. lJeaUog is when you are free of JudFments. . Itealing' ben you no longer blame yowsdf or otbc The ruin of a nation begins in the homes of its people. The courage and trength that it takes to heal yourself is not easy. Give yo\USelf time to heal. Through patience and understanding you wiD heal. Darlene McCoy is presidenl 0/ FashiollS Unlimited Consu...…

November 01, 1992 • Page Image 15

…ERICKA STEVENS, 9, shCM'S off her $20 cash prize for winning a dance contest at the Youth Festival in Hall Park. With Ericka is her mother Annie Osby. � t:¥ B. BroY.n) Do not call the forest that shelter you ajungle. BENTON HARBOR By BERNICE BROWN Benton Harbor City Commi ion accepted motion placed on the floor by Commi ioner Jame Tum r to give Com rstone Allian nd Whirlpool a vote of confidence and upport for their help nd finan...…

November 01, 1992 • Page Image 16

…u for What was not shown on television was th amount of money that was spent by tl¥: bill's opponents, such as Hollywood producers a.OO companies in the cable irdistry woo fimnelcd more than $12 million in oontnbutions to members of Congress dwing the past 18 montts. . , DIE CABlE industry, which argued vociferously against the bill to re-regulate its bisiress, was an aggressive oontnbutor. Americans woo have yet to subscnbe to...…

November 01, 1992 • Page Image 17

…lma p e d n of Israel, descendan of the biblical J cob. Their rvance of Sab th i on Saturday nd they regard P - sever their main reB 0 ti tiv I, but they are indeed Cui ti . They believe that Jes w a BI ck man nd they havo their heads in orrow for the opp I of Blacks. Tho floc gatho each yo r during r near the prophet' home, by the label ng mountain. The year 1919 mar cd the first time they located there permanently, crea a tidy...…

November 01, 1992 • Page Image 18

…, The era of the four b ic food group . over. As new re e rch on nutrition show , the rule have changed. ow, nutrition and health experts agree that Americans hould eat "Five-A-Day" for better health­ that' five ervings of fruits and/or vege ble e ch day. "Eating t le t five fruits and vegetables day is a great habit for both adult nd Children," ays Jenifer Lang, author of Jenifer Lang Coo for Kids. "Children love the weet te of ...…

November 01, 1992 • Page Image 19

…�, LOU. 'l'}/\ �T \RH\�b �'1 'ioc,if2,E GET1"l�G ��\. .. Halloween Specials 202 ·298 t.tlE 6902.222 . 825 0289 101 wow.' 00061 I ... ' .. 41 I ;lU:r Lll(e IN Tf.4E "EST ��Sl V()U LUCKV­ NUMBERS K.'.m.zoo, lohlg.n n •• d. n Ex.outlv. Olr.otor/Outr •• oh Work.r to dlr.ot 1IOtI't'la_ of c.n r n providing rvlo. to •• nlor oltlz.n •. B.oh.lor'. d.gr •• • nd/or .qulv I.nt • duo.tlon d .m.w'-no. working ng Md low lnoom ...…

November 01, 1992 • Page Image 20

…• ..• (I)t' tim now for you and me to b come more politically mature and realize what th ballot I for; wh t w 're uppo d to get when we.ca t a ballot; and . th t If w don't ca t ballot, It' going to nd up In a situation where we're going to hay to eta bullet. It' 'either a ballot or a bullet. a.colm, ·111e a8110 or the aull t·e v lanc.. ohio· April 3, IBM . Ten Reasons Blacks Should Choose the Ballot Over the Bullet by Spencer A. Overto...…

October 25, 1992 • Page Image 1

…\ ('1. \ \ I '\(,. �., \11 l ntorm ct! """1,1,'/' \ /'11 t' /'('II/,it' Octuhcr 2::;-.�1. 1')'),2 DE11l0rr - A list compiled by concerned citizens bearin the name of stores su peered of operatin under un anitary conditions was bmded 0 er to the Michigan Dep rtment of Agricu1twe for iDspediOD. Guided by the Ii t, tate iDIlt)eC1lOll have UDCO red an may of pro lema and uecl a of citla on to Detroit grocery to . ollowing up on a compl...…

October 25, 1992 • Page Image 2

…WORLD NATION HA 0 - The outh African police p­ pointed i first non- hi eoe try whi domination of the force and improve relation with Blacks. Cot O'ivoir ABIDJAN - The United tio IXI United S are pulling DOn- ential taff out of the Uberian capital Monrovia. which under i most serio rebel for two YeaJS, U.N. and emb urcea said. ABIDJAN - Senior aides of Liberian rebel leader Charles Taylor were di­ vided over a cemefire order...…

October 25, 1992 • Page Image 3

…Zaire KlNSIIA A - An over­ night curfew was dec.l�ed in Zaire's copper-mmmg Shaba region, where at least 20 people have been killed in ethnic clashes. In women NICOSIA,-A enior World Health Organisation official urged developing countries on Wednesday to invest in educating their women, ayi08 they would reap economic dividends. "Educating women pro­ duces one of the higb t rates of economic benefit of any type of inv tment,"...…

October 25, 1992 • Page Image 4

…- 2 infan are born into porty - 34 infan die - 1,334 teenagers become xually active for the first time - 827 teen ge women be­ come pregnant - 4 children die by firearms - 5 young adul ,ag 20 to 24, die by fireanr. - 1 child commits suicide -125 children are arrested for vlolentcri - 3,374 tudent are s peDded from public chool - 478 tuden drop out of school Please, won't you join us in bying to do omething about it? The 1992...…

October 25, 1992 • Page Image 5

…. --�-��----��----------�--------------------------------------------------------�----�--�----------------------------� • DR. JA ARIV PRE PE PU H o U Highlights of the organization over the last twenty one years. P rt III "W�n you s� speak the truth; perform w�n you promise,' discharge your trust,' commit not fornication; be cluute; have no impure desires; withhold your hands from striking, and from ta/cing that which is unlaw...…

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