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Jones To Speak For
Knoxville Alumni
Means
Dr. Mith Irby Jones will be the
dinner speaker Saturday, April
15, for the Fourteenth South
eastern Regional Conference of
the KnoxvlUe College (Knoxville,
Tennessee) Alirmnl Association.
A graduate of Knoxville Col
lege, Dr. Jones received her de
gree from the University of Ar
kansas School of Medicine; and
has been In private practice
since 1962. In 1985, she was In
stalled as the first woman presi
dent of the National Medical As
sociation. In addition to her
many commitments and medi
cal affiliations. Dr. Jones serves
as the Chairman of the Board of
Trustees of Knoxville College.
Dr. Jones, a member of Delta
Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., will
address the "Status of Health for
Blacks and Other Minorities."
This event, open to the public,
will be held at McDonald's Cafe-
Johnson C. Smith
Sponsors AIDS
Awareness Week
The Johnson C. Smith Univer
sity Health and counseling Cen
ters wltt host an AIDS Aware
ness Week April 17-21. Guest
lecturers Include Mr. Stanley
Graham and Mrs. Marva Wiley
of the Mecklenburg County
Health Department and Dr. Bob
Barret will bring two Acquired
Immune Deficiency Syndromes
(AIDS) patients with him to dis
cuss the AIDS issues, problems
and myths.
The AIDS AWARENESS WEEK
at JCSU will begin with Rev.
Norman E. Kerry, Jr., Site Coor
dinator for SCLC/Women's Na
tional AIDS Minority. He will
speak Monday, April 17 at 10
a.m. In Grimes Lounge on cam
pus. Other speakers and pro
grams are scheduled throughout
the week. For more Information,
contact Harriett Love, Director,
JCSU Health Center at 378-
1074 or Dr. Artemus Flagg, Di
rector, JCSU counseling and
Testing, 378-1043.
Jones
terla on Beatties Ford Road at 7
p.m. with a dance to fcdlow. Tick
ets are $15 and may be obtained
by calling 334-6901.
Continued From Page IB.
Southern University and South
ern University at New Orleans
law school, all tradltlonaJ black
law schools.
Castille said one of the prob
lems In getting blacks to Join
the DA'S office Is the fact that
large law firms are offering sal
aries of $50,000, while the DA's
office can only counter with a
starting salary of $28,000.
Means also supervises Cas-
tUle's new Community Outreach
Program, which assigns assist
ant district attorneys to the
Neighborhood Advisory Coun
cils that meet monthly In the
city’s 23 police districts.
Means explained Its purpose
Is to facilitate communications
between community groups
leaders and police and permit
the DA's office and the Police
Department to work together on
"common community" problems.
He said It will acquaint the as
sistant DA's cultural and civic
groups and the special prob
lems In their district.
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