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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1982 -THE CAROLINA TIMES-3 Donna Summers Talks About Racial Prejudice in October Pla. Vgirt Despite the latest available, (1980) : U.S. census figures revealing a dramatic 47 per cent rise in the" number of inter-racial marrai'ges, an arti cle in Playgirf magazine's Oc tober issue notes that; racial prejudice is still alive and well and thriving in progressive America. t In the article "Inter-racial Love," writer Ben Fong Torres, a contributing editor to Rolling Stone who is Chinese and married to a white" woman, claims "I've heard of mixed couples being spat on or harrassed out of a truck stop." He unveils from his own personal : experience and from interviews with, other mixed couples the stigma at- tached to marrying out of one's kind as exemplified, says -Fong-Toixes, by the classic "raised eyebrows (at the least), that a mixed couple gets." Singing superstar Donna Summer, married to Brooklyn-born Bruce Sudano, is quoted in Playgirl as saying "My husband is a very hand some man, so . when people look, I think they're looking at him, not because I'm black." She continues, "We've been all over. We've been to Georgia together," but adds, "I don't know if I'd want to go into the deep South. Another black singer, Annie Sampson, of the white rock group 'Stoneground,' alleges, "There's more animosity now Sunday October 3, 1982 " WFMY VPTF WTVD WUNC WTTG WRAL WTBS WGHP CH.2 CH.28 CH.11 CH. 4 CH.5 CH.5 CH. 17 CH. 8 Cable 11 1 Cable 3 I Cables Cable 9 1 Cable 10 Cable 12 Cable 13 I 700 Kenneth Jerry LoneRanger Jimmy World James J'mes 15 Copeland Falwell lorn Swaggart Tomorrow Robison . Kennedy 30 " " Kwlcky . Spiritual ffs . v 45 " I Koala i I " I Awakening Written I t00 Rex Kenneth Gospel I Frederick Robert Three Gospel Expo Q 15 Humbard Copeland Jubilee K. 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For the record, other celebrities who have married . out of their kirid' include George Harrison, John Len non, Lena Home, Diana-Ross," Michael Caine, Redd Foxx and Pearl Bailey. . ... ; ; : -Playgirl ' magazine is published ' by RitterGeller Communications, Inc. and the October issue carrying the "Inter-racial Love" feature is available on newsstands now. ; -, '-il, , - t v , " , t il , ' I - 3 -t ' y - - 1 x" '' i,ii-,i,rw' i I 'i i ' '" ' ""' aiirj ' ;"t ' '-;t' .... i i j. " . , - 't . : "... i ' : il This World Is Hers Columbia recording artist Cheryl Lynn took her hometown Los Angeles audience by storm recently at the Roxy, her first-ever headlin ing engagement in the city. "Instant Love", Cheryl's fourth Columbia LP, produced by Luther Vandross, took off earlier this summer via the title tune single that featured both artists in a duet; at the Roxy, Luther r was onstage to duet with Cheryl on the album's second single, "If This World Were Mine", the 1967 gem by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell that closes the "Instant Love'r album. Shown backstage at the Roxy on opening night are, from left: Parti Austin. Luther Vandross, Cheryl Lynn, and Oeniece Williams. WFSS Holds ' Groundbreaking FAYETTEVILLE Fayet: teville's Public Radio Station, located on 'the campus of Fayetteville State University, recently held groundbreaking ceremonies on the site where the new broadcasting tower will be erected. . The 480 foot tower will be located in the wooded area in the rear of the Rudolph Jones .'. Student Center. Once the tower is completed, WFSS will increase power from 10 watts to 100,000 watts. The station will then be the only 100,000 r watt public radio station in - Southeastern NorthrCarolma.r- The WFSS signal will encom pass all of the eight ; North Carolina counties and some areas of South Carolina, reaching as many as 350,000 Carolinians. : H According to Architects Moorman, Little and Kizer, the construction is scheduled for completion by January at the latest. If so, station of ficials project that they will be broadcasting full power by mid-January. n On hand to witness the oc casion were members of the Fayetteville State University Family as well as supporters vfronf the community. r"" Hp a"1 1 h L.I C -"l Flea &Tick Collar 1 fiU - lftiMSI.Ourti.MC. Phone MMISa . :
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