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1 Eastern North Carolina'sMinority VoiceWhat You See Is What You Get, What You Read Is What You Know & SaveEASTERN NORTH CAROLINA TS MINORITY VOICE " SINCE 1987NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK... The grand opening ofAl's Barber Shop at 1408 West 14th Street took place lastMonday. Young Al is a black man who believes inworking for himself. Shown above is one of his employ-ees, Chad Adams Nobles cutting their first customerhair; son of Reverend C.B. Gray, young Clarence Gray,Jr. Congratulations to Brother Al and his staff.: Editor T s N | UeAIDS isa very serious.disease. Soif you are going to snitagels insex; please lear the facts. You canmake a difference if you practice safeSex.More about AIDS in future editionsof the 'M' Voice NewspaperNeeNational Alliance PartySR Ra aor RAY Ye ~cook ah dey ede gl ee al,Speaking on the steps of theRestoration Plaza in Brooklyn,gubernatorial candidate LenoraFulani said Monday that sheand the local candidates run-ning on the National AllianceParty ticket were involved in an ointernational struggle fordemocracy. ? TSporting banners which read, ~For a Future for our Youth ?and oYouth and Democracy, ?NAP supporters revealed theirparty Ts campaign focus; to pro-vide more opportunities and im-prove conditions for minorityyouth indicative of this society. oThere are thousands of ourhasn't spoken out against what. 4 hasWe have a story to tell you, avery strange story, one that af-fects you, me, and every otherhuman being on earth. A storythat must be taken seriously bythe governments of every nationin the world because there maynot be many humans left togovern by the turn ofthe century,or shortly thereafter. A story sobizarre, and sinister that, if itwere not for the fact that it is alltrue, it would make a great sci-ence fiction thriller. .The story begins in 1983 withDr. Robert B. Strecker, M.D.,Ph.D. Dr. Strecker practices in-ternal medicine and gastroen-terology in Los Angeles. He is atrained pathologist and alsoholds a Ph. D. in pharmacology.Dr. Strecker andhis brother, ted,and attorney, were preparing aproposal for a health mainte-nance organization (HMO) forSecurity Pacific bank of Califor-nia. they needed to know thelong-term financial effects of in-suring and treating AIDS pa-tients. In as much as this infor-mation was not readily availablein 1983, both brothers began| researching the medical .litera-turé to learn what they couldabout this relatively new disease.The information they uncoveredright from the beginning was sostartling to them, so hard to be-lieve, that it would dramaticallyalter both their lives and leadthem on a five year quest culmi-nating with the creation of oTheStrecker Memorandum, ? themost controversial video tape ofour time, anda remarkable set ofyouth who are affected and whoare being destroyed because of *homelessness, the drugepidemic, illiteracy and povertyin our communities. | am run-ning this year because it is im-portant to support the cam-paign for youth and and demo-cracy if we want to save ouryouth, ? said Lorraine Stevens,a NAP candidate for Congress.Stevens, who is runningagainst Ed TownesAppearing in Greenville thi(D-Brooklyn), called him a otired old Democrat T whohappened to people likeAdam Abdul Hakeem (akaLarry Davis), Tawana Brawley,a" Yusuf Hawkins or othe injus-_ tice that is being done againstsays she wants togive the people in the 11th Con-gressional District anotherrunning for State Senate in the22nd Sentorial District, helpingee eechoice besides Townes. .For Saudia Young, who is .documents called ~The Bio-attackAlert. ?Right there in the medical lit-erature for anyone to read forthemselves was, basically, proofthat the AIDS virus andpandemic was actually PRE-DICTED years ago by a world-famous virologist, among others.They found that top scientistswriting in the Bulletin of theWorld Health Organization wereactually REQUESTING thatAIDS-like viruses be created tostudy the effects on humans. Infact, the Streckers unearthedthousands of documents all sup-porting the man-made origin ofAIDS. Meanwhile, the govern-ment was telling everyone that agreen monkey in Africa bit somenative and started AIDS. As theirresearch continued it becameobvious from the documentationthat the virus itself was not onlycreated as requested, but actuallyDEPLOYED, and now threatensthe existence of mankind becauseit does what it was designed todo: cause cancer in humansviaacontagious virus. Eventually theStreckers came to realize every-thing the government, the so-: .»called AIDS experts, and the me-dia were telling the public wasnot only misleading, but out andout lies. The truthof the matteris AIDS is a man-made disease;AIDS is not a homosexual dis-ease; AIDS is not a venereal dis-ease; AIDS can be carried bymosquitos; Condoms will notprevent AIDS; There are at leastsix different AIDS viruses loosein the world; There will never beNetwork, emphasized the waythat they are shaping the enter-tainment industry; especially inmusic.While youth and democracywete the central themes of theday, economic empowermentand the need for change, issuesalso affecting the African-A-merican community, were alsoaddressed.Emest Forster, a passionatespeaker, spoke of life in Flat-ay, August 11 at theRoxy Theatre, internationally known Dr. Lenora Fulani.| Doors open at 7:00 p.m. Dr. Fulani is a present candidatefor Governor of the state of New York and a communityactivist for all oppress people in America. A one time ~chance to see and hear this great lady. Don't miss her.bush. ~ ~We have an apartheidsystem in Flatbush, ? he said.There is an 80 percent Blackminority population there, butrepresentation, Forster con-tinued, i is not reflective of this. oThe Republicans don't wantyou and the Democrats takeyou for granted, ? the state as- "sembly candidate stated. oYouhave to make politicians ac-countable to every other people || his own.businessman also dis-cussed the need to build eco' nomic independence and controlof our resources. pointedout that in almost every, h community,money travels one way ~ weit in and the store ownersTHE ~M T VOICE " WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 16, 1990-1AIDS: The Facts You Should Knowa vaccine cure; And on and on,but. .The most dreaded fear that alloncologists (cancer doctors) vi-rologists, and immunologists livewith is that some day CANCER,in one form or another, will be-come a contagious disease,transferable from one person toanother. AIDS has now madethat fear a reality. If you thinkyou are safe because you are notgay or promiscuous, or becauseyou are not sexually active, thenyou must watch oThe StreckerMemorandum ? very carefully.The most common misconcep-tion being foisted upon us rightnow concerns sexually activeREUNITED AFTER 25 YEARS ... Shown 4Americans. We are told that if aman uses acondom the transfer-:ence of the deadly virus is virtu-ally eliminated. Nothing couldbe further from the truth. Of thebody fluids that the AIDS virusis found in, semen contains theleast. As a matter of fact, in every single study ever publishedon the subject, not one has founda significant amount in anyone Tssemen. It just isn Tt there in hugemembers. There is usually only:about one virus per milliliter, astatistically irrelevant amount..One copious ejaculation might.produce only one or two viruses, TThis is substantiated in themedical literature. eebov e%John Bufford and John W. Richardson and son Tustie !Richardson visiting Greenville Publisher Jim Rouse;The three grew up in the Bronx River projects togetherand have not seen each other in 25 years.unveils November slateit out and send their children tocollege, while ours can Tt get adecent education. oIf we let this continue,Forster said, we will be just likethe Indians, who get grain drop-ped off to them on their reserva-tions once a month. ? ~It Ts time for a change, ? saidcommunity activist RobertHunter. ~ ~We talk about change,but we do very little to bring itabout. ?Hunter, who is also running forstate assembly, said that ~weneed certain questionsanswered. ? TFor instance, why can thee* *£o ?+ ++,U.S. send billions of dollars tase oesother countries, while peopl¢:":here continue to live in poverty?And why, ? Hunter aksed, o ~isgovernment's only o ~answer tocrack is putting Black boys injail? ? oYou better wake up and®-find out what time it is," T he urg*.ed. Hunter assured all that it Ts:not too late for progress. o ~Wedid it in the 60's and we can doit in the 90's. Let Ts do it next. ? :September in the elections. ?Also running for the NAP in .Brooklyn are congressional can: 7didate Mamie Moore and: |LYvonne Murray, who is runnifor the Senate.DN THE MOVE... ECU student, Sonya Green is showsoutside of the studio of WOOW and the "M" Voice Nevpaper headquarters on Evans Street where she is a radiigiss:announcer and staff writer. Sonya is a native ¢ ot peeaggga

DOUB FOR HOUSE... Organizer of the Randy Doubfor House of Representative kick off his campaign lastweek at the American Legion. Above Mr. and Mrs. RandyDoub is shown greeting the many guests as they arrivein support of him.Photo by Jim RouseN.C. LIC. 760 o24 HOURSERVICE ? oSERVICEWITHIN 10 MINOR LESS ?it| 203 W. 9th Street (next to Evans Seafood)The Pitt County Board of Education is seeking volunteersto serve on its Pupil Assignment Community InvolvementTask Force. If you would like to become part of thisunique process, please fill out the following nominationName: Date:Address:_.Phones: DayPersonal Data: RaceChildren's grade levelSchoolsList any relevant community groupmembership(s)NightSexWould you be available to meet weekly at night duringAugust we December and as needed from Januarythrough ?Which night of the week would be best for you?___Second besta Please give any additional information you feel would beuseful to the Board in reviewing this application (ex., yourreason for to serve, etc.). If this is a nomination ofsomeone else, indicate why the person is beingi nominated, by whom, and whether he/she is aware of theBf nomination. (You may attach extra sheets.)-@ Return by August 13 to: Superintendent1717 W. 5th StreetGreenville, N.C. 27834(ae W drip apg MUSA r= at Hic ery ater ene ene of eee aa er MeO eeeUsed and Abused by Love andLoyaltyBlack Americans haveovercome some of the most diffi-cult barriers ever placed beforean ethnic group. This progress,put into historical perspective, isno less than remarkable. Blackpeople were brought to Americain chains, excluded from the pro-tections of our Constitution, thenfreed from the degradation ofslavery only to face lynchingsand suffer the abuses, insults,and denials of oJim Crow ? laws.Despite all this, in the space ofacentury and a quarter, we havegone further than virtually ev-ery other oppressed racial groupin history. If you totaled blackearnings, and counted them as ifblacks were a separate nation,it'd be the world Ts 12th richest.The chief executives of some ofthe world Ts greatest cities andsome of the world Ts most famouspersonalities are black. Blackshave made significant contribu-tions to culture and the arts.Neither slave nor slaveownerwould ever have dreamed thatthese achievements were pos-sible. This speaks well, not onlyof the courage and substance of apeople, but also of the moralcharacter of our nation.During times of open hos-tility, there was a need for groupsolidarity in the face of racistattacks on black elected or ap-pointed officials. There may havebeen aneed for solidarity, even ifthe official was caught or sus-UncontestedROBERT L. WHITEAttorney at LawUncontested DivorcesSeparation Agreements@e@ @Hours by appointment includingevenings and weekendseeeFees do not Include courtcost or filing feeseee106 HOWELL STREETGREENVILLE, NC 27834Call 355-9832 or 355-9941pected of wrongdoing. There mayhave been a need for blacks toavoid open criticism of a blackpolitician and keep it in the ofamily ? rather than risk thetrapof divide and conquer. Today, it Tsa different ball game; behaviorthat may once have been impor-tant for survival is now mis-guided, undeserved loyalty.Let Ts look at it. Rep. GusSavage, D-Ill., was accused ofpressing a Peace Corps volun-teer for sexual favors; JamesUsery, Atlantic City Ts ex-mayor,was accused of abusing his of-fice, including selling favors;Mayor Marion Barry of Wash-ington, D.C., is standing trial ondrug charges. In each case, theofficial claimed innocence,blaming the charges on whiteracism. Naturally, many blacksrallied to the support of theseofficials.Any black person, who'sseen the sordid videotapes ofBarry doing drugs atWashington Ts Vista Hotel, andread the accounts of witnessestestifying that Tthey sold or diddrugs with the mayor, must feela sense of deep betrayal. Barrycontinuously denies the use ofdrugs, swearing its all part of aracist conspiracy. Now we knowthe mayor was lying and will-fully misusing black people tocover up his own shortcomings.Benjamin Hooks of the NAACPclaims Barry is a victim of aconspiracy to discredit blackelected officials. 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A program intended to keepblack people in a constant stateof grievance and to instill feel-ings of ~victimization. That,coupled with the ability to gener-ate white feelings of guilt, meanspower, prestige, and federalcorporate grants to the blackelite. This is paternalism anddefeatism at best "a significantdeparture from, and betrayal of,the sacrifices and values of ourancestors.In my youth, we were ad-monished by our elders: oBe acredit to your race, ? and oYouhave to be better than the whiteman. ? Whether that advice wasfair or not is one thing, but itdoes show more character andstrength than today Ts: oThey oweus, ? and relationships based onwhite guilt.In the total scheme ofthings, what happens to Barry istrivial. The larger issue iswhether black people will over-look accountability, egregiousbehavior, and betrayal in thename of racial solidarity, or rec-ognize that black demagogueryis just as pernicious as whitedemagoguery. There's a lot atstake.SUBSCRIBETO THE'Schedule of EventsDelta Women attending theDelta Sigma Theta NationalConvention in Miami Beach,Florida, July 20-25 were GladysSauders; President, DedeCarney; Vice President, DorisLee; treasurer, Jean Darden,Julia and Jackie Davis, JoanEaton, Lillie Powell, RuthStaton, Veda Smith, VeronicaCarter and Karen Milligan, allmembers of the GreenvilleAlimnae Chapter.AKA Women attending theBoule in Richmond, Virginia theweek of July 16 wereJean Carter,Helen Harrell, Dorothy Jordan,Ramona Brown, Darlyn White,Charlotte Smith, Addie Gore,Eloise Ward and RhondaDennard.Men Ts Day, August 12,Connerstone Baptist Church,The Pastor, Reverend Locks,singing in the choir - incredible!What a versatile, talented pas-tor/minister!Reverent sympathy is ex-pressed to the Bishop ChurchillThomas, the Thompson-Perry,the Atkinson and Lilliau DupreeBradley families. oYou can have a Sundayschool without a church, but youcannot have a church without aSunday school. ?Rev. Farney Moore wasnamed chairman of Chore ser-vices of Pitt County Ts Social Ser-vices succeeding Randy Horton.Chore provides assistance fortheelderly, disabled and the termi-nally ill so that they are able tolive at home. Providers do choressuch as housekeeping, cookingand shopping.V ( ) ~ EK (continued on page 3) oa ep . ~ ? 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SesBethel Alumni PlansTHE *M T VOICE " WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 16, 19905| "Man-Made Alds ?Chance for |Sixth Annual ReunionThe Pitt County Chapter ofthe Bethel Union Alumni isplanning the sixth annual schoolreunion. The activities will beLabor Day weekend, August 31throught September 2, 1990. TheComfort Inn will serve as head-quarters for the reunion.Friday night there will be aNorth vs. South Men andWomen Ts basketball game atBethel Elementary School fol-2601 Cherokee DriveRoute 15, Box 257Greenville, NC 27834Greenville, NC 27834(919)756-9437(919)757-3423If blacks are being attackedin medical ways and by theFederal government, then thereshould be a panic. Someoneshould be doing something! Es-pecially since millions have diedalready.- Tcould say Iknow alot aboutSchedule of Events(cont. from pg. 2)pe ty 8 nr a ating Betty Nurse is the as- who read books and use li-nes meeting ee wid sistant supervisor for the pbyaries are betterinformedSaturday morning at 9 a.m, at Pitt County BoardofElec- than those who don Tt.the Comfort Inn. A picinic andgames willbe held that afternoonon the Bethel Union SchoolGrounds. The local chapter willhost a dance at the Comfort Innon Saturday evening. Sundaymorning there will be a churchservice at the Bethel ChapelChurch at 11 a.m. and a banquetthat.afternoon at North Pitt HighSchool at 3 p.m.The total cost of the week-end package is $30 per personwith individual event costsavailable. Registration deadlineis August 24, 1990. Meetings toplan this event are held weeklyon Saturday evenings at 7 p.m.on the second floor of the Com-munity Building on GreeneStreet. All are encouraged toattend. For more informationconcerning the Sixth AnnualBethel Union School Reunioncontact: Sa G V| PITT COUNTY - CITY OF GREENVILLEpias ciadda a AIRPORT AUTHORITY ~ober row 5th Street |) AlfportLineman/Rescue andFire fighting Per-Route 1, Box 20Greenville, NC 27834Bethel, NC 27812(919) 757-1037 |(919) 825-9701 stituted for actual experience. Salary con-tingent upon qualification and/orexperience.Mr. Leon Johnson || Part-time now open. Inquire at the Adminis-Ms. Mary WilliamsAn African Violet, givenenough food and light is likelyto reward you with beautifulbloomsall yearlong. . :tions. She Ts a demonstra-tion for the use of the newAVC Advance electronicTeachers can here the dif-ference. In fact, why notthe entire family turn offvoting machine which willbe in place by November,1990.the TV and radio and readfor 15 minutes daily. Par-ents be an example for yourkids. oMore is caught thanDelta Sigma Theta taught. ?members continue to readstories each weekday af-ternoon, except Friday, tochildren who visit CarverLibrary on 14th Street. En-courage your children tocontinue reading during thesummer hours. ChildrenRead Mrs. Maye Ts let-ter to the editor in the Au-gust 1990 issue of EBONYmagazine. If you don Tt sub-scribe, read it at CarverSheppard Library.onlsonnel: Aviation line service/ fueling orFirefighting experience preferred. Accreditedtraining/courses in Firefighting may be sub-trative Office of Pitt-Greenville Airport Au-thority.EOA/AAthe oman-made AIDS ?, but thereare little facts being madeavailable to the public.And if this topic never getsout to our people and our peoplejust turn their heads, then whatwill the future hold for Blacks?I have seen Black aid pa-tient and being the sister I am, Icomfort them and I was there togive them a hand.If the oman-made AIDS ? isbrought out enough and if thefacts are evidence, then I wouldterm this as injustice and manslaughter. I know the people ofthe church who have given theirlife to Christ our Saviour will bevery much against fighting back.But, they have to understand,this has been written. oMan willdestroy theirselves. ? By theirownmethods. :But hear me out, oFightingis not the way I would choose toend this conflict. ? The smart wayis by standing up asa whole. Andby going to our Congress. And,the best thing we can do for ourchildren is to educate them andall you black teachers go to theschool board and get those peopleto let Black history into theschools.They act as though ourhistory is un-needed in the schoolsystem. But, most of the Blackteenagers are dropping out. andI want you to know this. I too wasa drop-out, but I knew nothing ofmy history. 1 mean my real his-tory, not just Martin Luther Kingand Malcom X. I was very in-terested in knowing though andto my surprise, so were the otherblack students. I have my GEDand I will soon be in college. AndI have a wide span of informationon my people. Ihave avery brightnephew who I will teach historyto, also. I admit, you have toteach children at home, But, tobe able to bring it into theschoolsystem, willbe like, givinga blackchild reason to feel proud of hispeople and his color. Despite allthat Ts happening today. But, ifwe educate tomorrow Tskids, thenthere won Tt be any of today Tsproblems.Just remember that we thepeople must make a change inorder to regain respect andpower.Tonya DanielAge 18Greenville, NCLife ..Foundation |Sponsors"Spike ForLife"The Chance For Life Foun-dation of Eastern North Carolinais holding a volleyball tourna-ment called oSpike For Life ? onSeptember 8 and 9 at CJ TsResteurant. Over twenty teamsfrom Raleigh to the coast willparticipate. For information onhow your business or organiza-tion can sponsor a team, callik sh alhechcggh caidaPe ae ae eee 2 daet pheth Seats' Bailey Tucker at 752-2923. Theentry fee is $150 per team and isa fully tax deductible contribu:tion.Performs technical duties for the inspection andpreparation of work write-ups for the rehabilitationof substandard dwelling units. Responsibilites in-clude: property and building inspections, prepara-tion of detailed cost estimates, processing of appli-cations and maintaining accurate files. 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Always keep yourself kiss-ing-clean from head to toe.11. Develop some interestsbesides him. The more interestsyou have, the more interestingyou'll be.12. Surprise him occasionally.A little love note taped to thebathroom mirror or hidden inhis lunch pail or briefcase willwarm his heart.For Men - Be a Sweet-hearther on all the traditional gift-giving occasions - birthdays, an-niversaries, Christmas and St.Valentine Ts Day - surprise herwith a little gift for no reason atall.5. If you Tve had an especiallywonderful evening, the morningafter , send her flowers to heplace of work or business. she'llappreciate it twice as much. Tightbudget? Bring home a single rose.6. Remember, cleanliness isnext to godliness, so when youfeel turned on, turnon the showerand jump in.7. When you're at a party to-gether, never leave her alonewhile you're off dancing (or be-ingcharming) with someoneelse.8. Tell her she is absolutely themost wonderful person in theworld, and she'll believe that youare.ees.tees/teams.ment.Yale materials handling Corporation has animmediate need for a Human Resource Super-visor at its Greenville, N.C. facility. Yale is a worldclass manufacturer of industrial lift trucks. TheGreenville manufacturing and assembly opera-tion is an all salaried plant with 600 plus employ-Candidates should have a related degree anda minimum of three years experience in theareas of employment, EEO/AAP, benefit admin-istration and working with employee commit-This position offers a competitive compensationand benefits package plus the opportunity ~towork in a progressive Human Resources depart-Interested applicants should forward their re-sumes including salary requirement.2. Never criticize him in pub- gets cluttered and somewhat 1 Tel her van Sree Thee, Sie oom you want to be loved, be MATERIALShie. 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THE ~M T VOICE " WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 16, 1990-5Hi, I Tm your old friend Charles C. Watts, Jr. in the pastI Tve always helped you with your furniture needs. NowAs the keynote speaker at the economic forumof the Southern Christian LeadershipConference's (SCLC) annual convention in Rich-mond, Va. on Aug. 8, I will have the opportunityto preach to the nation Ts leading black preachers.I'm going to begin by telling them how muchmoney NER r nconsmemnnenemblacks have :($350 billionthis year,which isequivalentto the GNPof the ninthrichest na-tion in theworld) and how much of our purchasing power wedo not spend (about 95 percent) with anotherblack person.But speaking before some of the country Ts bestspeakers and thinkers, I Tll need more thanStatistics. So I'll ask them to siake a choice bet-ween the God of Scarcity and the God of Love: ~Choose this day whoin ye shall serve. TThe belief in sca:vity gets its power from fear,which in turn, becomes the essence of our livesand guarantees us unhappiness. Love, on theother hand, is the } sliness within ourselves rejoic-ing over and shariiy itself with the holiness inanother. Happiness and love are synonymous.Fear and love are Gomplete opposites.Since God (love) is our only reality, the world offear and scarcity (the opposite of love) is only anlusion. Therefore, if the inatertal condition of apeople is to change, a spiritual change, arrived atthrough love and tuide:standing, must occur.You end a nightinare by simply waking up,don Tt you? You can also end an illusion by wakingup " changing spiritually and simply realizingwho you are, not becoming anyone else.Our last big breakthrough (change) in con-sciousness came with Rosa Parks and the idea ofTonyBrownComments ocivil rights T T on Dee. 1, 1958. We knew we wereno longer going to sit in the back of buses or becalled ~ ~boy. T T But this movement (new con-Sciousness) is bogged down in 1990 in the egoworld of politics ~ man Ts (aid vy oman Ts) futile il-lusion of not needing God.Ironically, the reason the tiack Community hasnot defined economic development as its primaryproblem is because ie black church is thebackbone of the civil tights movement and,although there are exceptions, it has not focusedon the relationship between spiritual well-beingand economic determination the way it did onConsumer purchasing can be ~salvation TWe are equivalent to the ninth largest country, money-wise.segregation as a form of evil. ~ ~Most people consider life a battle, but it is nota battle, it is a game. oIt is a game, however, which cannot be playedsuccessfully without the knowledge of spirituallaw, and the Old and the New Testaments give therules of the game with wonderful clearness. JesusChrist taught that it was a great game of Givingand Receiving. o* ~Whatsoever a man soweth that shall he alsoreap, T This means that whatever man sends out inword or deed, will return to him; what he gives, hewill receive, T T writes Florence Scovel Schinn in**The Game of Life and How to Play It. ?However, instead of ~ ~playing the game T T andprospering, many of us are singing ~ ~You CanHave All the World, But Give Me Jesus. T T If itwere God Ts plan that black people constitute onethird of all Americans living below the povertylevel, why then did He give us $350 billion thisyear? And why does He plan to give us $900billion by the year 2000, 10 years from now?God has done His part; He clearly loves us. Butin our quest for freedom from poverty are werelating to this God (reality) of plenty?Every apple, every Mercedes car, every fur coat,every dollar bill or new home was put on this earthby God " not by white people. God (love/reality)is our source of supply,But if you believe in the high god of poverty, hewill lavish it on you. If you want nothing, you willget plenty of it. That Ts not God. That Ts our ego(the devil in us) creating another illusion.It is certainly not God Ts Will. Jesus the Christset forth a blend of economic and spiritual laws(Luke 4:16-32), which He learned from HisFather, God the Creator, at the start of Hisministry. oPhysician, heal thyself, T T exclaims Jesus inLuke 4:23, instructing us to help ourselves. Hethen placed the responsibility for preaching thisgospel in the hands of His followers in Acts 1:7, 8.Today, the fate of Black America is in the handsof Black Christian pastors and Muslim Imams.Every Sunday morning at 11 a.m., 21 million(two-thirds of all blacks) attend 65,000 black chur-ches. The Kingdom of God is literally andfiguratively right in front of us.Since 1985, I Tve been explaining to churchleaders that they (and the black community) arelosing 95 percent of the consumer spending oftheir congregations each week. ~ ~God Ts BuyFreedom Plan T T " the redistribution of eachchurch congregation Ts consumer purchasingUpward Bound in19th Year At ShawShaw University Ts 1990-1991Upward Bound program is in its19th year at Shaw University.The program, for students ingrades 9 - 11, is currently in full-swing with 60 students, accord-ingto Keith Smith, the program Tsdirector.Upward Bound provides stu-dents who have a college poten-tial but who might not haveconsidered going because of thecosts, an intensive dose of en-couragement, tutoring and ca-reer guidance mixed with regu-lar classroom studies and edu-cational field trips. There is alsotime in the students T busy daysfor fun and games. the group willvisit other colleges in the areasince there is not requirementthat they attend the college atwhich they are in the UpwardBound program. Mr. smith hastaken the students to colleges asfar away as Penn State andtemple University in Philadel-phia. He also conducts them on(continued on page 6)come see me at Furniture Fair. oJust Furniture ?.Broynill Lane sealy ai GEbe =« 5 a :4 / e =fumiture Fair(919) 756-9050131 Greenviie BivdGreenvilla. NC 27858Charles C. Watts, Jr.Salespersondrive ymGour car!¥ATTENTION all of my old triends, I Traback at Toyota East . Drop by and testaCnlimaitedCutsRodney Cogdell,power " is my solution.THE MYTH THAT IS CRIPPLING BLACK AMERICAA myth has crippled blackAmerica: the myth that racism isthe dominant influence in ourers and industrialists, bankersand fanciers. The first femalemillionaire in America was apride in owning 550,000 homes,40,000 businesses and 937,000farms. ?TOYOTAfonatd LA HiamsMERCEDES BENZa former barber of"Harris BarberShop,"has now opened hisown barber shop:; located on Dickinson Avenuelives. black woman, Madame C. J. What has happened since? SALES REPRESENran near the corner ofTwo things flow from thisrac- Walker. Fifty years.aftereman- Hundreds of thriving restau- o Carolina Grill Cafeism-is-all myth. It puts the so- cipation, in 1913, as Robert L. rants, hotels, service outlets and TOYOTA #09 TRADE S? Closed Sundayslution to our difficulties outside Foto observed ms poo entertainment centers have gone EAST onreniet oae758-9237NC WATS 1 B00 682.5437out of business because we pre- ' 4Stop SpendinSO Much Money OnYour Money.our control. And it encouragesthe fallacy that attacking racismas the source of our problems isthe same as attacking our prob-lems. As a result, we expendprecious time, energy andimagination searching (alwayssuccessfully) for evidence of rac-ism "while our problems growworse.Consider poor whites. they canvote, live where their moneypermits them, eat where theirappetites dictate, work at jobsfor which their civil rights. Andyet they are in desperate straits.It doesn Tt seem to occur to us thatthe full grant of our civil rightswould leave black Americans inabout the same situation thatpoor whites are now in.There is another minoritywhose situation may be moreinstructive. I refer to Asian-Americans. Neither the newlyarrived Southeast Asians northeearlier-arriving Japanese-Americans, Chinese-Americansand Korean-Americans are lovedby white people. But these groupshave spent little time and energyproving that white people don Ttdom, black America ocould takeCOU. one es on agape: ~ ay)15424988 719Paying your bills each month isone thing. Paying for the paying of| those bills is another.If you spend over three dollarsamonth on money orders and checkcashing services, heresewe fee cle Seapinence enevar ee OS I.ee ee niL Pay Ta THEA ORDER OF L. ~love them. . | ~ "] , awonderful way toWhile our myth is that racism save yourself a bit of timeaccounts for our shortcomings,their belief is that their own ef- and monea It's NCNBS handyBaseline Checking:forts can make the difference, nomatter what white people think.They have looked at Americanlike children with their noses : For three dollars aAges to the arr partir wil For month,youcan make uptoow; if only I could get in there, com oo ,boy, could I have a good time. Ee bOO 254 OWWeaagse cig withdrawals monthly,And when they get in, they work oo , " " " " " " either by writing checks orand study and save and createbusinesses and jobs for theirpeople.But we, born inside the candystore, focus only on themaldistribution of the candy. Ourmyth leads us to become con-sumers when victories accrue tothe producers.This is a fairly recent phe-nomenon. Following the CivilWar, free blacks and formerslaves, though denied many ofthe rights we take for grantedtoday, were entrepreneurs "ar-tisans and inventors, shopkeep-withdrawing money fromateller machineYoulllrdceivean NCNB 24 card that gives you easy access to your cash all over the South. You'll alsoreceive acomplete and easy-to-understand checking statement from NCNB each month,a convenient way to keep track of your finances.And Baseline Checking doesnt require you to keep a minimum account balance.You just need an initial $25 deposit, which can be drawn upon night away.Best of all, a Baseline Checking account is easy to open. Just bring positiveidentification and the $25 deposit to any NCNB office. NCNOnce you've opened an account, you'll have the satisfaction of Fe te Pe :spending money without spending so much time and money doing it. oe resa a

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Ted wascheerful, in good spirits, andlooking forward to certain newdevelopments that promisedprogress. The next day he wasfound dead, his 22-caliber riflenext to him. No note, no message,no good byes to anyone. Veryuntypical of him. Officially asuicide. Next, Illinois State rep-resentative Douglas Huff ofChicago was found alone in his( Nintendo )\VAModel AS183AIR CONDITIONERBACK* Thru-the-door ice and water dispenser «[ MAYTAG]18,000 BTU's"]5529°°KitchenAid:REFRIGERATOR WASHER | ~100 CASH is| Factory-installed| trim kit accepts optional precut 0°: custom panels « |=~, [I]! Extra deep door shelves hold galloncontainers. 23.6 cu. fl. Capacity; 865 cu.ii] ft. freezer. Dispenses ice and water.at | S75Lhe REBATERebate Offer On Retail SalesGood Thru August 5, 1990!home, dead from an apparentoverdose of coéaine and heroin,on September 22, 1988. Repre-sentative Huff did everything inhis power to make the IllinoisState Legislature and the peopleof Chicago aware of Dr. Strecker Tswork. 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