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4# # I Kepple pre opportunities for education and I tuition tax relief" and that wc wfll convert the Chapter One grants to vouchers, thereby giving poor parents the ability tc choose the best schooling available. This would allow more black Americans to send their childrer to the schools of their choice, I both public and independent. Interestingly, this was a topic of a recent panel discussion at the I Urban League, as reported in the Oct. 23 edition of the Chronicle, THe Republicans have nrnnos. ? ? K r ?? ed a youth employment oppor tunity wage that has been endorsed by the National Conference ol Black Mayors as well as the presidents of the 114 historically black colleges, ycythe Democrat* continue to oppose it. This proposal would set a minimum wage of $2.50 an hour for youths under age 20 for the months ol May through September, and il * -rr-jib Calendar * Wachovia Volunteers at 8 p.m. i programs at the Sawtooth Cent< be held in the Sawtooth Center auctioned at the end of the eveni each ticketholder is issued $2,00 the gambling tables. For more i PUBLIC SERVICE The Wicky-Wacky Club wi Busch Gardens - the Dark Con over Thanksgiving. For more ii or 723-0234. The Forsyth County Turkey 15, beginning at the Salem Fi registration. Walkers who colh turkey. Sponsor sheets for the tl Kroger stores and the America Cloverdale Ave. For more info The East Winston Branch Li public library service with a bi P Saturday, Nov. 15. The library "The Black Male, Female ReU Thursday, Nov. 13. The discu Hunter, a psychiatrist, and Dr For more information call 727 Host families are being soug overseas for the school year 19fi American Intercultural Student all fluent in English, have beer tatives in their home countri< medical insurance. Host familic come tax purposes. AISE is s students 15 to 17 who would lil overseas country or participate stay throughout western Eur 1-800-SIBLING. Forsyth Memorial Hospital Halloween candy and other edi and 10 p.m. Parents or othei X-rayed for for the purpose of the candy to the Emergency De formation call 760-5402. There will be a free medics Bowman Gray and nurses from at First Baptist Church at Fifth < day of each month. Private phj ; Trinity Moravian Church on th month. For more information < ????? I ' : "v^ka > : . trannl B J* tm Page A4 I would allow an estimated 400,000 5 young people - teens without i skills or experience who can't qualify for minimum-wage jobs > - to get a foothold on the first ; rung of the employment ladder. These are examples of what the Republican Party offers black i voters: opportunity, new and in, novative programs to benefit all of our citizens, tax relief, urban redevelopment through enter; prise zones to encourage business i development, job creation by providing special tax credits and regulatory relief, and housing through an urban homestead act designed to give people a stake in f the renovation and acquisition of ) their own homes. ' i nese are significant and i beneficial policies of private initiative and self-help as endorsed i by almost two dozen black con; servative leaders of the Council for a Black Economic Agenda, headed by Robert Woodson. y From Page A6 IIMMNIIIfllinillNlllllllllllllliaillllllllllllllllltlllllllHIII to raise money for scholarships and ;r for Visual Design. The event will , 226 N. Marshall St. Prizes will be ing. Tickets are $10 per person, and 0 in questionable currency to use at Information call 723-7395. ANNOUNCEMENTS ill sponsor a Thanksgiving trip to tinent and Disney World in Florida lformation call 785-1907, 765-8068 Walk will be held Saturday, Nov. ne Arts Center at 8:30 a.m. with set $75 or more will receive a free tiree-mile walk are available at local n Heart Association office at 2240 rmation call 724-9590. brary will celebrate its 32nd year of irthday party from 1 to 4 p.m. on will sponsor a panel discussion on itionships in the 80s" at 7 p.m. on ssion will be led by Dr. Billy Ray . Deborea Winfrey, a psychologist. . 2202. ht for 25 high school students from 17-88 in a program sponsored by the Exchange, or AISE. The students, i screened by their school represents and have spending money and is may deduct $50 per month for inilso seeking American high school ce to spend a high school year in an in a five-week summer host family ope. For more information call 's radiology department will X-ray ble treats Friday evening between 6 rs interested in having such items detecting foreign bodies may bring partment's triage area. For more in il clinic operated by doctors from the Public Health Department held ind Spruce streets on the first Tuesrsicians also operate a free clinic at e first and third Thursday of each :all 724-7875. II. AiiujuK.a^ UMHlDi|a|y|i||^^^^^^|^^^Hi i Hi Hi "nPliBumian^^^H^^M H ? I So you ask, why vote for Republicans? Well, why not vote HftAJ|Uy3Uy for Republicans? Republicans offer reasonable and Imaginative choices, and convictions to achieve the goals and aspirations of all Americans that transcend race. Vote to con- HHHHIH tinue the progress and prosperity that we have enjoyed for the last six years, and exercise independence from the Democratic Party of the past. FIRST Line B| From Page A7 '1WBE FIRST Line keeps track of about 500 agencies, services and ,^'^lMp subject files. It also maintains ^Sjjj lists of clubst professional PgR \ organizations and special interest groups. ^ A The office is open Monday %tf/ / through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 8Kb ? p.m. and is located in the Main m m Library on Fifth Street. The ser- \ /TXT vice's number is 727-8100. VUl FIRST Line's motto is "We have a million answers, all we need are your questions." ! .. f *V % j-d* ' . ' .. V' ' : ' -t . # . . ^ VKGM/ SUMS I ^ mk I ^ ??--^L, | i Menthol and L Lights Menthol m m SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: ( Now Greatly Reduces Serious Risks i The Chronic!#, Tf I g>al*m W7t H||| This W? |j|j|H BLUEFI Fresh CRC BfiB TROUT i FRESHEST SEAFOOI P^Jk PHO^ rlyfL *egladlya< SSSff 1305 N ' CALLED IN ORDERS i ^ Ted1! i<' <M? k e #121 ^^C.\ Committee to Re-Elec w . ' * ' I $/ . Quitting Smoking i to Your Health. Menthol: 14mg "tar," 0.9 mQ nH ma^mm^^"tar," 0.6 mg nicotine av. par ci| * lursday, October 30,190S-Pag* A13 ifoni Harkrt iek'8 Special SH 99*/LB. )AKER & PAN > LBS. $6.99 9 ? LARGEST SELECTION IE: 725-4076 3CEPT FOOD STAMPS ^ I. LIBERTY ST. " 5oor To Zesto) READY WHEN YOU ARRIVE ^Smator Caplan k Democrat for _ State Senate t Ted Kaplan, J.D. Wilson, Chairman * * w ?<> you've come % a mm**, m l^. aim m a imiy way, uauy. I \ I . Mn ! iSB i JP* ' :otm?-liQht? Menthol: 8 mg larette, FTC Report Ftb/85. ,v ; r ,' .; V "" * V - ' k.?? v. r <N * - V . % rV* # * N ^ S ' V \ s t. A * . i
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