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OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT—During tin period 8 January 1900 to 8 January 1991 Brlgadtar General Catos Ktoo. ■ distinguished himself by outstanding achiovsmont as Special Assistant to the Commander, CaHomla State MHtory Reserve. The State MMtary Reserve was encountering pubic criticism from Interests that desired to the budget tor the program. Boneral King a persuasive ubHc awareness elected officials of the Important rolo of ttio Stoto Military Reserve amt Its many public service accompKshmants. As a result of General King’s aggrtsslve efforts, Mia budget crissls was averted and the program continues to serve the current end future needs of Calfemla. The outstanding achievement of General King reflects credit upon himself, the State Military Reserve, and the State of CaMOrnla. HHS Makes "Action Plan” To Help Fnm* On Cancer & Osteooorosis WASHINGTON, D.C.-HHS Secretary Dr. Louis W. Sullivan an nounced last week that a 39-point Public Health Service “action plan” for women’s health will focus research and prevention activities on such diseases as breast and cervical cancer, heart disease and osteoporosis. Also targeted for greater attention are women’s smoking, alcohol abuse and drug use. “In this action plan, each part of the Public Health Service—the group of health agencies and offices within HHS—will play a key role in improv ing the status of women’s health,” Dr. Sullivan said. “The National In stitutes of Health, for example, will monitor the studies it supports to en sure that women are appropriately represented. NIH will also increase research on conditions such as osteoporosis, Alzheimer’s disease and lupus that have particular im pact on women.” Other measurable long- and short term goals of the PHS agencies in clude: • The Centers for Disease Control will work to reduce smoking by women. If current trends continue, the smoking rate for women will overtake the rate for men by the late 1990s. • The Alcohol, Drug Abuse and Mental Health Administration will focus attention on disorders that af fect women disproportionately, in cluding depression and anorexia. •The Agency for Health Care Policy and Research will fund studies intended to show ways of improving access to health services for minority and low-income women and women with disabilities. • The Food and Drug Administra tion will increase educational efforts about medical products of special in • terest to women, such as oral con traceptives and breast implants. • Tlie Health Resources and Ser vices Administration will encourage grantees under the Ryan White Com prehensive AIDS Resources Emergency Act of 1990 to make ser vices accessible to women. Dr. Sullivan presented a pre publication cpoy of the action plan last Friday to the Congressional Hudson Hosts Black History Program At Shaw BY JACKKI HUNTER JENKINS Contributing Writer On Feb. 20, “Wednesday Night Live” at Hudson Memorial Presbyterian Church presented the Ensemble from Shaw University Choir in solo and choral music from the African-American tradition. It in cluded Ms. Lonieta Cornwall as direc tor, Ms. Sonja Butts, Ms. Sonia Neal, Ms. Princess Whitaker, Ms. Uelanie Dlllahunt, Ms. Patricia Musgrove, Ms. Betheadao Thornton, Ms. Jac quette Gray, Ms. Tracy Kirby, Ron Akins, Victor Davis and Robert Porter. The ensemble presented a historical background of the African American experience in music. The program began with music from the motherland—Africa—along with the audience singing “Kum Ba Ya” with the ensemble. The Middle Passage was ex emplified with “Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child.” The New World experience featured “He’s Got the Whole World In His Hands.” Post slavery innovation was represented with “Precious Lord, Take My Hand.” The Afro-American musician was highligbed, including many such as Leontyne Price, soprano; Adolphus Hailstork, composer; Marcus violinist; Depriest, con • (Marian Anderson’s nephew); mil, founder and cBrec of the Harlem Boy’s Choir; Mahalia Jackson and Andrae Crouch. Caucus for Women’s Issues. HHS Assistant Secretary for Health Dr. James 0. Mason, who heads the Public Health Service, directed that the plan be drawn up. Dr. Mason said, “We are ending an era when critics might say that medical research means male physi cians studying male diseases in men.” Catholic Group Saps They’re Mainstreaming RICHMOND, Va. (AP)-Catholic Diocese of Richmond officials say they aren’t worried about some mainstream black Roman Catholics attending the first mass of a breakaway black Catholic group Sun day. “I’m sure there may be a lot of peo ple who show up out of curiosity,” said the Rev. John D. Boddie, parochial vicar of St. Paul’s Catholic Church and one of six black priests in the diocese. “But in the long run, I don’t believe it will have a big impact” , on the area’s some 1,000 black Catholics, he said. The new African-American Catholic Congregation denomination is led by the charismatic Bishop George A. Stallings, Jr. Last week, Stallings announced he was starting' Imani Temple Rich mond, another branch of the denomination he created almost two years ago. He said he came to Richmond to at tract “unchurched” blacks of every denomination. But he fired a verbal warning to the Richmond diocese and its bishop, the Most Rev. Walter F. Sullivan, who he said talked about racism but did little to fight it. “We have not come to wage war with the Roman Catholic Church,” Stallings said at a news conference. “We are no threat to anyone, unless someone is insecure about what they have to offer to people of faith.” * * * Humility is the basis of all virtue. JNCF—Alpha Thata Omega chai _„_„rrjrtad the 1990 Unltad Negro Coll with a check tor $4,000. Shown from loft, Uaa I chapter proaMont, pretenter of the chock; and aupported the national and local education program. A Lasting Impression Styling Salon Ms. Linda B. Rav Featuring Ms. Valerie D. Bishop Ms. Denise Knioht Stylet Of The 90a 16% Off on all Chemical, Relaxers, and Curls. First 25 People will get an Extra 8% Off With Ad! Also Specializing in Casual Body Curls, Weaves and Braids. Mown 421 Chapanoke Rd. T.oa. • Sat. 9-7 p.«. . Mo.. A»poi.t—at (FoodCa^val^hoppingG.r.) 0nly U. 8.401 Sooth, Ralaigh. N.C Dial 662-0383 Or 662-1292 1 DRIVE SAFELY! 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