DOT Launches Campaign
Against Drinking And Driving
Secretary of Transporta
tion Elizabeth Hanford
Dole has launched a new
public service advertising
(PSA) campaign featuring
music by recording star
Michael Jackson to
increase the awareness of
the dangers of drinking and
driving.
The Grammy award
winning song, “Beat It,” is
the centerpiece of the
unique spot entitled “Skele
ton.”
President Reagan
honored Michael Jackson
for his contributions to the
campaign at a White House
ceremony on May 14.
Jackson is opposed to the
abuse of drugs and alcohol,
and he feels strongly about
making young Americans
aware of the dangers of
driqking and driving.
“FATHER OF THE YEAR-1M4" - John L. South
erland, seated left, was chosen “Father of the Year”
by the congregation of St. Michael and All An
gels Episcopal Church for 1M4-85. The Very Rev.
Edward G. W. King Jr., Rector of St. Michael’s
Church, presented - the 70-year-old retired postal
service employee with a gold Loving Cup at the
honoree’s 3241 Manchester Drive home in Clanton
Park. Southerland has been a member of St. Mi
chael and All Angels Episcopal Church for 40 years.
He worked Tor Ike XJjS. Postal Service for "30 years “
before retiring In September, 1077. He has been
married to the former Ruth Albury for 43 years. They
have one daughter, Anita Southerland Baldwin, and
one grandchild, John Lewis Southerland II. Henry
Heath, center. Chairman of the Sick and Visita
tion Committee, participated in the brief ceremony
which followed the administering of the Holy Eu
charist by Father King. (Photo By Peeler’s Por
trait Studio)
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The campaign, called
“Drinking And Driving
Can Kill A Friendship,”
uses PSA’s produced by the
Advertising Council, in
partnership with DOT, as
part of the nationwide
campaign against drunk
drivers proclaimed by
President Reagan two
years ago.
“The music-video
approach, so popular with
young people today, should
be tremendously effective
in getting the attention of
young American drivers,”
Secretary Dole said.
The Ad Council is a
volunteer organization of
media organizations and
professionals dedicated to
publicizing public interest
messages.
The PSA’s have been sent
to more than 800 television
stations across the country.
Radio and print versions
are also available.
“I am proud that in the
past two years, we have
witnessed a growing
national movement to
deter drunk driving,” Dole
said. “A number of states
have raised their drinking
age limits and many jur
isdictions have increased
their law enforcement
activities, stiffened
penalties for convicted
offenders and started
rehabilitation programs.”
Teenagers and young
people (ages 16-24) are the
primary target audience
because this group is over
represented in traffic
accidents and deaths.
Alcohol-related crashes
are the leading cause of
death for this age category.
“Even though young
Deople comprise only 20
percent of the licensed
population and the total
vehicle miles traveled,
they are involved in more
than 40 percent of all fatal
alcohol-related crashes,"
the Secretary said.
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champs,” exclaimed Area
School Superintendant
Kathleen “Kat” Crosby,
who joined fellow Area
Superintendant Sa.91
Haywood and newly
appointed principal
Stephanie Counts in
heading the drive in the
school system. “We are
proud of this accomplish
ment, but we must now
focus on the full campaign
to guarantee total
success,” adds Sarah
Stevenson, member of the
Charlotte-Mecklenburg
School Board and the
Restoration Project
committee.
Other contributions
listed at the weekly
reporting session were
Mrs. Robert L. Witherspoon
. .Formerly Carol Ann Harrell
Miss Carol Harrell Weds
Robert L. Witherspoon
Carol Ann Harrell and
Robert Louis Witherspoon
were united in marriage,
Saturday, June 16 in
Macedonia Baptist Church.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Levi
Harrell. The parents of the
bridegroom are Mrs.
Doretha Witherspoon and
the late Joe Louis Wither
spoon. Rev. L.J. Wallace
conducted the 4 p.m. cere
mony.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride chose
Doris Moore as her matron
of honor. Bridesmaids
were Joyce Gormley,
Paula Brown, Lisa f
Richardson, Teresa Craw
ford and Wanda Murphy.
The flower girl was
Ba.che.lle Sturdivant.
The bridegroon selected
$5,000 from the Antioch
Baptist Church and $2,500
from the Parkwood CME
Church, Campaign leaders
expressed special thanks to
the members of\ Logan
Chapel CME Church for a
pledge of $100. While it may
not seem to be a lot of
money compared to the
other corporate pledges
and contributions, it means
a major sacrifice for the
members who are now
digging deep into their
pockets to rebuild their
church which was
destroyed by fire last
March.
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