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VENT VUE
DAG
DR. JAMES PERRY
As you walk into his
small, neat office you see a .
very distinguished looking
young man that you heard
has come back home to
work. When this young man
left Warren County, he was
known as James Perry. Now
he returns as-Dr. James
Perry. Dr. Perry is currently
working full-time at Health
Co. Inc.. a rural health clink,
located in Soul City. Warren
County has been in need of
additional doctors for some
time, so he is definitely a
welcomed asset to the
County.
Dr. Perry is originally
from Warren County, in fact
he lived in Perrytown where
he says that the majority of
the population are his. re
latives. Although he was
born in Warren County, he
attended elementary schools
in Norfolk. Virginia, where he
went on to graduate from
Norfolk State College and
Howard University Medical
School. - --
In financing his medir
. cal education, he used the
assistance of the government
with the agreement that he ;
would serve the government,
upon completion of . his
medical ?? training, for a
specific number of years. Dr.
Perry was1 given a choice of
many areas in which to work
and since his "roots' were
! already : firmly' established in
Warren' County .she decided
" ; that : he would return to
' Warren County and assist
r " people here. ; j
" i ' He is a resident of Soul
J - City, living at the mobile
' ' rfaflef park and looks forward
to purchasing land sometime
in trie Tufures-'
Continued i From Page 1
University of Alabama where
Governor George C: -Wallace
; attemptedsuccessfully to
btock her adrrdssioti ; ;
" Upon . graduation from
the University of Alabama as
the first black graduate in the
schoofs!; history, Ms. Jones
moved to Washington, D. C
where t she worked as a re
search analyst with the Civi
Rights Division of the U. S.
Department of i Justice. Ms.
J6nes has also 5 served with
, the President's, Council on
.Youth; Opportunity and the
Veterans Administration Hos
0 pital in Atlanta. In 1971, she
- became director of the Civil
Rights and Urban Affairs Di
vision for the Environment
Protection Agency, Region
IV, in Atlanta. ,
Ms. Jones was selected
'as a Master Fellow to work
in the EPA Executive
Development Program in the
Office of Planning and
; ' Management in Washington,
' D. C- - the position she was
holding at the time of her
selection as VEPS new
. director.
"1 am challenged by the
opportunity- -to provide
V leadership at this critical
period in the development of
minority . political participa
tion." stated Ms. Jones. "The
fact that blacks played a key
. role , in the election of Presi
. dent Carter in 1976 must not
be allowed to obscure the
" reality ; that we still: have
far to go before meaning
. ,'ful , minority political
participation is achieved. j
"We wJl seek to broaden
. the base of YEP support as
k we construct programs to
- meet very real needs, Ms.
" ' Jones explained. "The VEP
directors who preceded me -.
Wiley Branton, Vernon Jor
dan and John Lewis - left a
legacy of effectiveness which
we will certainly continue,
. but I have to make it clear
that ' many problems st2
i ' exist.4 Minorities are J still
excluded from exercising the
power of the vote throughout
most of the region. It is my
tceling that the Douticai pro
. cess is fat great danger ur.!ess
we can make more dramatic
r breathroughs In th3 next
,:few years"
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