Buffalo Criterion, 1981-11-04

              the buffalo criterion vol 56 na 45 wednesday novtmber 4-10 1961 us postage paid permit no ul4 buffalo ntw york wny's largest & only accredited mir>ority newspaper — featuring paid circulation rochester niagara region caucus hails justice dept rejection of nyc council-redistricting plan c-fcajmaa and the new ye state block sad paertu st-eu lej-ialat.-v caucus bailed . the la-id raert d**ria by tb u s hmmmvaa „ mtmymtthm htm tort 08 caaa tm-dtttrktizd plan a-bbsv-f tk b*3b mad by lis j dept . are rtk-ytliv dv-crirr.i-.a tn.itnr^ssßßj a ppr-tonm-int aad rar-ei trryrotu*tdenrvr a*»t-pet elettrt-a siisinrt cb*r>|-e •». tb retro s*re«-f*on end du*<iiu»-i«n of ie*uv*ir ******** rajka sal of which at bflt vb ifcaas of taw u s votina maem am the ihiii-i . der uikm was issued or oct r-*t by to'iiksm bradford reryrmlds assis tant tl 8 attorney gener al ef tbe civil rights division blacks snd hispanic the dis»dvsnts4*sd and pn*xre*sive people not only in new york city but at-aßat country should lake heart that in thi m*4ar*ce justice hat ore --—.-—-* and a*ia^btdhoomm is tbs»%»wa oblm rnmmß^mß^^m ••*» ia has relentless defense of our rights staled vs-tn this it a highly signifa-ant people's w*a*p lory tnr it demonstrate taat we caa win and that we caa beat mte-ntitive oty hah end ■•■*■■ 1 txttablasbt-iexit that tails to itj.j-.eti our politic righta and human dignity the black and puerto rtcwri caucus ha played a major role in bringing about the t^aetitm of the city w-d»*4r*r*ait han going bar le april of this year tb caucus lasued • census and redi.tr report held press confer raprs-l ***** pt**s 088888 pkttired at ib csura pre conference on thl ktsas see i wl*ya**e*riblymen johnton ireen i tm tamtam i mender a ass sta i woman danlelt aaaemhly ib ib fortune boyland vtrm'-'j - davis stirs vv hair raaa asa am raaa del tom end stasia begets bested 1 curtis chairman bud asbe*ain*r*aa vann free athletic equipment for your school du to drattir budget cuts maay retools ar mow faced with emm problem ** twßwbßb filnett amd ports programs on of th aims of the pun'n pbnsss prnffs la to provid them with a viable way to safitlsiasßt equipment needs at virtually aa coat by ro!l**ctin ptttof of purchase see ham any past cereal's bos chools esn obtain quality sports equip ment running from softb.ll and volleyball to exercise mats and balance beams la las program's first two years more lhan 140,000 pieces at equipment man distrtbutrd to over 35,000 elementary st-hoots post cereals in coritunrtjrm with la pre council on phytic pin md sports has instituted a fun'n fitness program whereby all pal private and parochial schools can earn free -.*..—>-- equipment by collecting wee ********* ee-s**aa*m vy atter****tj proof ilpaitls from poet cereals i post ceresls participating brands are by abdullah i.i'qman raisin bran grape-nuts faaetim c w prat treat-palt alpha hit honey comb grape nut flakes bran flake fortified oat flake super sugar crisp post-tens frosted rice krtnkl and pebbles oesbei the first step is to choose • well organized enthusiastic coordinator select a member of lb physical edutation staff teacher librarian pta member of alumni booster and set apectflc goals dm-id what equipment your school neetit mo»t and determine how many points are required do not many poirtta ar required do aot underestimate your school's ability with the support of the entire community th program begins september 18 1981 and end june 30 it*2 all prool-of.purchase teal and order for pmenl must be postmarked by july 16 19*82 mail special seals to poet fun'n fitness post office bo 0250 667 frsst court st kankak-e illinois 60901 tragedy focuses on plight of refugees the haitian wmm^^moawmmkbamabbbbbbbbb^emb^wmmmm #""*** ** m mmmammooommmvwmwwmmmstammmßnho dilemma m the gt-ssuy sight af s3 drtmnmd ibut-aas amhed bsbor canto a fkarid beach has macs again tocstmd gct-a-rt-tioe oa th pt id of reiug-ee , trots that beieoguensj load * hatti is a d*tt_at**-slup ia whkh the f-u-ver-urirrit a-^-*oi**-d silitia has j mi au tatam td'hma p*«i_ur«l etpretakm tats mtanamd the iintan tig fr-t>sle--as bf the pre end btaerobty and has rn gaged tn murder etecu tiort taiprtaaonmil trttiv r*_jt trial etile and torture lathe rr.rdrt of this brutal vasal of human rights the vest matt-it of the haitian pexypla live a eb^maßm amt^aao ■*•/•» m abject poverty th in belaesm t_ho*e f-eetnc that country lor p-sttaat rea son t opposed to ho*s fleeirig for tconomk r tceta is fine indeed the mraher of • pre nant flsttiaa gsh ah drr»w-a-d in nana has stated thst she tr-tuld prefer to be hot rather than ma her daughter's t>ody go back to haiti her vehement contempt •*■**■ mm^mmßmwtm oobbbobojbbi for hart . iti baataa in at thai the haitian refugees ere mm fleeirig ******* tor ********** rea son moreover can the he any doubt that ***** who ar witling to risk death at sea to reach refuse on trior are fleeing a terrifying form of oppression in part the haitian dilemma is complicated by current immigration rules under these rale poli tic refugees enjoy **- portant sdiaggtagt their applications for asylum are quickly processed and they can receive an immigra tion ******* under which they can become american citizens within five years however there is an imr-r-rtant qualification ayiayab^iustoi those art bi detuned political rthigam mast have fwd trota » corrtsiu cist tiauoa such as cuba the ussr east gatmaay or v*rta**a haitian who escape the duv alter dirta tateam - * huh though brutal is not communist — sr cloasified ss aco rk-mic rc*i*«***e sad thaa subject a a**a*b*a while tt is sy et understand the tp*xial treatment accorded to those escaping communiat tyrsnn * is clear tt similsr protection must las snails to lho*e flaea ttther brutal dictatorthipe lor puiincal reason american tmmitfratkm p tine j mam rid tuelf of ■* double standard in dealing with refugee escaping oppression a single stendsrd must apply to all virtim of dicteiorthip sad tyrsiirry the resxsn administra tion . afjra-t to deal with a influx of haitians to date have been deplor able the administration ha violated international tat in setting up k«r mmrrm court ' st sea moreover m *-— proposed aß*j*r**btf^p»ll*tß-f _ h r*bbbw jr f wsjafrtr**h a major reviaon of immi atlaatilasl law which would paß*bf*w**i aww •* lßwl_.il wrruio permit detention of regu gees in special camps exempt from most wwkwm onm-ntal code in addition the administra tion's plan seeks to severe ly limit the role of federal courts in reviewing de cisions msde by the immigration and naturali ration service on deporta tions and the granting of political asylum such emergency meas ures are a dear affront to human dignity and a violation of due process they betray an absence of compassion and one can only hope that the propria gibraltar steel expands facilities following profits poured from left at oilbraltar steels bbiiiiaai bbisiil of * 110 million stpsnsitiii in sales cauted by the purchase of a 1^00,000.00 new aar-ealing fiimace sre gerald e laves gibraltar sbwi walden avenue plant manager joseph a " hh.-8.1 p**t*astß oibrslur strip steel ami m'tii"b dr kenneth e upke president of gibraltar steel corp untied state vtaifl hb.iibii henry j nnwak of buffalo lave a weaver president of salem furnace co of pittsburgh ps brian j lipke president of ilea mccarthy nd rn*er and emil lipke father of gibraltar steel corp president dr kenneth e lipke president of gtbrsjtsr roch criterion minister of the week mt •*■* year ims our r*i_-jt psstor rev julius t jackson was nited to mpmmmmaeet the ml ksi baptist church fi tnd his wife josetta mm tsmfully from mon ' s lfluiatsns rev ; trt picked up the staff utt carried th flock i s***lt*d fit churrh continued to pt**«ss and under ma mte a r-nrgani ik of the music dee *** place appointing te kt rev robert e lwdl aa minister of | stt xh,vggmi-*uri-is w^tk paassrs aid 4 ■&** vfmme l g*4 deacon board jwrtntstry board sunday a 4 and young pats pi d*pt fi.iurith.-_l snd tta t-tmertdously a yearly ttxchang of rgb»g fellowship with v mam church aritioch ! gat chstrch of erie | its tha rev a h hunter pastor was -****• established under rev jackson's leadership even in the midst of sgt*bb b little rain must fall on nov 25 1971 thanksgiving morningi the ml avsrsmi baptist church was ly*nbed the members arid th c*vmmu ***** were greatly sadden ed by this disaster and the incident remained ttna.lv rev j d.jackson election'81 results ' the new third district of erie i taint was instru mental in turning control of that legislative body over to the democrats also figuring in the change me the defeat of stan /*«*>!« in the sixth district th were seven wo men seeking office it buff.li two legislative bodies five lo the county legislature snd two to the common council six were eiect.nl but minnie gillhte the seventh one didn't make it barry l robinson democrat was the victor in the third district in a bitterly fought campaign with ms gillette mr robinson received 6.544 vote to ms gillette's 2.974 votes zagivrs lost to shirley storuski 7.592 votes to 2.9.51 ahhcw-uth mr 7-*_jp*ni and ms gillette were democrats who rak ed up with th republi cans they paid bar it when democratic voters went by the polls other results the gop captured the district at torney's office the surro gate court and the county comptroller mr flaherty polled 12.612 votes to mr arcsra's 129,340 votes judge mattina compiled 1.13,930 votes to mr whelan's 111.371 votes mrs skrminski received 146,902 votes to mr l>auriß . 89,622 votes buffalonian to be featured pianist boston - berklee colle^e school of musk sophomore cur tisv f williams son of mr and mr curtis williams of 101 carl st will be a featured pianist in that jones boy an exciting concert of original ma compositions snd s-tt-l-tgements oct 29th in the berklee recital hall the dynamic 11-piece band comprised of the college's finest student instrumentalists trill pre mrs pauline t smith buried from lincoln friday oct 23 at i p.m funeral service for the late pauline t smith were held from lincoln memorial united metho dist church 64 masten aye mrs smith died sun oct 10 in millard kill more hospital in buffalo after a brief illness memonsi services sponsored by the gamma phi omega chapter of the alpha kappa alpha soror ity of which mrs smith wss a member were held at the church thura oct 22nd at 8 p.m mrs smith ws born dec 11,1923 in stueben vilie ohio she moved with her family to buffalo at an early age a s adnata of hutchinson central high school sl received a bachelor of science degree in library science from syracuse university in 1952 mrs smith worked as s public school teacher at schools 31 46 47 and 4.1 from 1946 to 1949 wfeep she became a clerk for the buffalo and erie county central library system after receiving her li brary d-orree in 1952 she was appointed a librarian and assigned lo the bookmobile division until ibm when she wss appointed hear of th north jefferson branch li brary on east utirs 81 she remained in that position until 1958 when she was appointed head of the vvulert park branch library in 1961 mrs smith returned to the north jefferson branch library ss librarian and remain ed there until 1963 when she was appointed librari an at the north park branch library on hertel avenue where she head ed the branch for four years in july of 1967 mr smith was appointed a * sistant head of the litera lure snd fin arts dept of the centra library dowra mi held the position until her detth mr smith is sur-dved by bar husband homer l smith sr of buffalo • son homer l smith at . of erie pa • d*w*****r nancy e smith .*' buf falo two stepdaughter reihctrictino eatmmt haitians nee pa 21 oebbbbbamamml v rev jack!>on see page j gii.draltar see pea 31 c williams see pg 2 mr pauline smith see page 2 1923 1981 criterion press and si ih no 1 wny central cities largest press our all sat basts open every week of every year ***** our ***•*..» tsßs o . vrnurvaws you've jut ysta ajn up kit a copy of the tjuttab criterion every week — lor or.jy 20 rtational.ty up new york cadaat and brgrtt mn pre — the cam van y tranrat paper that a reaatercd at • tore tide newspaper under us b_btxh3 ut7*lrvtc.cor»jr*bi -- rryiafing ra-ajpaa