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Holy Church at 3006 Old Greensboro Road and will
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which travels throughout the South and boasts of gospel
heavyweights such as Shirley Caeser, Issac Douglas and
Albertina Walker.
"I don't rank myself with them," he says. "I'm on my
way, but I don't feel as if I've reached the top yet."
It's not quite certain if Heath himself wants to reach
the top in the gospel music industry, for he continues to
maintain his commitment to the spoken word.
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The evangelist for the week will be the Rev. James
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"Singing just mellows vou out." savs Heath "The
word of God is what brings the man in off the street.
After the pianos and organs are cut off, you still need the
word.
"I've always told the Lord I wanted things to happen
in His time," he says. "Some people like to sing just
because they can sing and they get so caught up into it
they forget about the ministry."
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GOVERNOR
Commitment To A F
THE CABINET:
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I am committed to appointing blacks to cabi
^ THE GOVERNOR S STAFF:
Blacks on my staff will have meaningful pos
ing."
BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS:
Through the appointment process, I will inc
I boards and commissions with an emphasis o
~ > AFFIRMATIVE ACTION:
There will be no retreat from progress made
Recognizing thet meaningful and substantive
avenues of entry and career progression, I a
affirmative action program for all branches
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^ INCREASING BLACK BUSINESS OPFC
At the State level, 1 will direct all State depe
sions to substantially increase the amount ol
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particular attention win De devoted to stren^
ment Agency of the Department of Commei
and training for minorities in small business
I intend to support legislation designed to p
minority business enterprise program which
ticipate in city and county contracts. I will z
ment to trade with minority businesses in a
a PRESERVATION OF HISTORICALLY B
r SITIES:
In view of the significant contributions mad
colleges and universities in producing an ab
mitted to working for the preservation and
Governor, I will do everything in my power
viable and indentifiable as black schools.
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inet and sub-cabinet level positions,
itions. There will be no "window dressrease
black representation on State
>n major policy making bodies.
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under the current administration.
? affirmative action efforts provide
m committed to implementing a strong
of State government.
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irtments, agencies, boards and commisf
business with black firms. Further,
>thening the Minority Business Developrce
in its efforts to promote assistance H
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remit local government to create a
allows minority businesses to parilso
en- courage local units of governmeaningful
manner.
LACK COLLEGES AND UNIVER
le to society by North Carolina Black
undance of talented citizens, I am cornimprovement
of these institutions. As
to insure that these institutions remain