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But Johnson said he doesn't think his sup- ty ar
port pf Knox will hurt him in his bid for alder- murd
man. depai
"At that point (when he announced his sup- of s<
port for Reagan), Eddie Knox had done a lot alder
for blacks," said Johnson. "Up until that ough
point he had the best record." _ , j0l
Johnson said he decided to run for alder- other
man because "I don't see where\we are mak- dustr
ing that much progress in this community."
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"Crime is up," he said. "We still have offic<
shoddy houses. City services in this communi- ing f
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shut out from any information from this country
about what is being done in their behalf."
He said Jackson met with the Caucus last
Wednesday, telling them of his decision to travel to
the country and seeking the organization's ap"It
is the South African government which
is guilty of crime$ against humanity by
their apartheid state. We are very, very
desperate about that."
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proval.' "With some reservation, we encouraged
.. him to go," Leland said.
The three-term congressman predicted more
^ demonstrations and protests to secure the release of
black political activists who have been jailed
without being charged or the benefit of a trial.
"We want and expect the release of the political
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Women ofAchieven
Allyne Kimberly Lash. These individuals were
selected by a committee of the chapter on the basis
of community service and achievements.
"I lodk at the work done by the people being
honored tonight ... and I, too, am encouraged to
also work harder,*' said AngelMi after the presentations
were made. "This is a loving feast ... we will
survive as long as we cherish each other. 1 thank
you so much for cherishing me."
Vivian Burke presented certificates to the sponsoring
groups. "These groups may be any community
or church group with 10 or more
members," said Burke. "They have shown an interest
in enhancing any form of family life which
exhibits help towards good American citizenship."
.Sponsoring groups worked with the NWOA in
raising money for scholarships. The two sponsoring
groups recognized Saturday were Jack and Jill of
America and the Martha Missionary Group of
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helping to make 1984 a <
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against Burke f rorfTf
e slack. There have been two unsolved chairman
lers in our community they (the police said he ha
rtment) haven't scratched. If you're head will run <
omething (Burke is chairman of the will have i
men's Public Safety Committee), you
t to be able to get something done." "At thi
possibility
hnson said he also wants to work with the
aldermen to see that more of the inies
that locate here hire local people. f cr_?'
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i Daniels, an employee in the county tax also been
has also expressed an interest in runn- the Morth
or Northeast Ward alderman. Daniels, ? reached f<
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prisoners and (expect) our being held for civil
disobedience," he said, "as opposed id crimes
against humanity. It is the South African government
which is guilty of crimes against humanity by
their apartheid state. We are very, very desperate
about that.
"We are going to continue the sit-ins, the arrests,
and we're going to continue to go to jail, if
necessary. We're going to continue to do all that we
r can do to realize the total divestiture of American
interests in South Africa as much as possible, so
that we can challenge the economy of South Africa,
which hurts worse than many of the symbolic
gestures we've made."
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Mount Zion Baptist Church Missionary Circle.
Falls, president of the NWOA, was pleased with
the turn-out by the citizens of the community.
"All segments of the community gave their supnr\rt
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importance they are placing on the goals and objectives
of the organization. Our banquet was
definitely a success."
Hosts and hostesses for the evening were. Vera
Stepp, Nadean Rumph, Valinda Kimborough,
Daryl Kennedy, Shirley Sadler, Susan Law, Rachel
Jackson, Carolyn Gibbs, Cindy Gibbs, and Serenus
T. Churn Jr.
All proceeds from the banquet will be used to
provide financial aid to qualified high school
graduates who plan to attend college, as well as for
financial aid to community and/or national nonprofit
groups organized for charitable or educational
purposes.
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all of our friends for
successful year for us. May
lay be deeper, its friendship
>righter as it comes to you
\ the days of this new year.
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no bearing on his decision.
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including Dorothy Ross, wife of ?
ist Ward Alderman C.C. Ross, have ?
mentioned as possible candidates in 6^
eat Ward. Mrs. Ross could not be
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