Buffalo Criterion, 1981-02-11

              wednesday february 1117 1981 the buffalo criterion vol m - 7 us postage pap permit no ul - mm aw mm rem rochester niagara region wny's largest & only accredited minority newspaper—featuring paid legitimate circulation ground breaking for oic's philadelphia housing project a group af avatar emtaaaa and rev uaa 11 tamvaa third from left in stared raincoat rhalrman of ok of america and rev bernard e wltameaht la dark overcoat paatar of im latllalaua polish catholic churrh in philadelphia clergy representative lata part la recent ground breaking ceremonies marking the atari of construct inn of a new 8.3 p**a*jab|^._aßl mt snaa_^^^naß_**k taasfag rrwnplei la the niretowa are af northwest pkoadetphi hi • win ****%*, bbmb mmi tta federally fancied rentplss wvwfi wrtß w eb-mmm oppartaaltles t 9 mayor william grew af fhiladibiliia and local atat aad federal a-gaa***t attended the rerratuay black history program slated : the tethaaawai kaitaar j bbch kiatars obe taaee for buitaia will w * held fn feb 28 at : am at cedar grove aatnd church 878 ham ban pk«**j , -- v :{ assasbb , ma the prcgraca is apaasar tw prttgrwjc as apaaaer rd by the mat history tesißdatieci of but falo aad en i uaaty j eyas aftaa i lawcuthr toreahar aad ttaar-lai-id atari chalrraaa of the hoard the then erf ota pro fms i 3 ba we are or qw ru-bi road '—! our destiny _ : f-ftaadon amd justice ha all " the public fa invited ta atiund th program res i i saaaaat host paaßar community urged to write u.n ***** ta your united nations naaidifail ! ite u<*-at the ta*%*g mate cide of a merit an blacks be «<*■ the attends the ufe thm van say may be your oa-ri writ to tta gear sentative of tta u 8 to tta united nation 799 united nation plaza n v n.y 10017 awareness that should follow ua through ta year undemanding the history of black amarkana is a key to understand lag tta ateaaagth of our nation thru rtmwft-m achievement and pswaervar ance help gg understand the moral fiber of america snd our commit tnt-m to ft-mdom ttqualitj *** luetic president reagan salutes black history month the following is a statemeat by frr»idetit reagan regarding national afrs aosrrlran | hlark hit tor y month all americans can be proud of ik rmmfmaßamsmia and goals of urn aaeoesatinii for the study of afro ameri ***■ life and history knowledge of our paat is one of our moat treasured p*"**e*sk»ns for only with an accurate picture of where we have been can wa ccc where we must go the observance of afro-american black history month serves to focus nation attention on an endeavor of am a ■■..■•■■ tbt month's theme of mark history rota modal tar youth toe ta tta vary heart of our beat hope lor the future of our nation we will head to the i youth of hi nation tta responsibility of preserving * " " m\\*w\**m^tmt - for * future tfwmmtmuiutta the mind being taped today in dasaroom around tha ctiutttir must bo fully enriched iba add manta and courage of individuals provide an inspiring sample -**, g m essence of tta american spirit i urge all american particularly thois in our schools and civic group to study our history and incorporate in utah activities project to help in all usfmawratofcdl thoae individuals *_&__*, plgyad sogrestapsrtlnourtlevelopment we must ensure that tha gain of tta past are not lost in th future and in so doing we can look lo tomorrow with confidence rr - onalduaga pres ron all w reagan other theories offered in atlanta killings tout iionni seemm en couu murders be linked to bizarre scientific experiment atlanta pain is sketched la ata far af tta ctottars and fattar ot tta etmhawd and nustung children to dat 1 mai youth have mysteriously disappeared only later to ta faaad dead three a til mlasing we cry for and a cry with the 17 families th saddened mayor explained but we must do mor than that mansard jackson added we must do more stick srith m it would make a good slogan tor a national campaign to remind tta nation that this domestic tragedy i comparable to the taking af american hostages in baa all americans could or should wear black ribbon until th conspirator or conspirators of these heinous crime is or are caught but where should the investigation focus it aasta aagiaiaal that wa must rethink the eaae and that the assassin white racist ripper theory i not leading anywhere and could be diversionary in a biaaree situation such a this i think wa should look for a bizarre motive the mayor of atlanta admitting tta investigation to be at a deadend invited th governor and tta president to intervene the lack of a soiuiion ha lad people to ask more questions - such aa can the killings be related to noma bizarre scientific experiment could a whit person abduct a child under each circumstances if so might the assailant be in a uniform that would evoke immediate trust and if tta killer was black would it be toss noticeable la it is coincidence that all of tta victims came from poor black neighborhood or that many ware gifted and thrifty would these fact make * difference to a potential killer and if so who would have access to thi kind of information cau were received directing searchers to the location of a recently found body could that ta mi attempt to divert attention from tta fact that scientific experiments ware being conducted - at least on the bodies of children who disappeared earlier which were found in * decomposed state perhaps an unrelated fact ia tta allegation that black children have taea murdered in soweto south africa to tta past three years allegedly for their human organ one atlanta mother of a murdered child said some very smart and clever people are coming aad bytosyii&bff getting our children if aay interferon a potential cure tar cancer which can only ta manufactured by human for human consumption is somehow tatter pro duced by black male tungsten m would suggest a motive of greed and not of racism interferon la a natural drug produced by tta body when it i attacked y virus and only human interloron works in human a pound of interferon would cost tat ween 110 and 120 billion thar la a gold mine in interferon — if it can ta produced in large amount rut w do know that it can be manufactured from blood and that bacteria can be induced to produce a facsimile of interferon i ther some relationship between th blood of blacks and inlarforoa we know that gen splitting therapy has shown promts for treating sickle call anemia a blood disorder found mostly among blacks there la an apparent relationship betw**n a possible treat meat for sickle cau anemia and • the production of interferon did any of tta mieemg children have th sickle cell disease or tta trait and ara blood type found commonly among blacka significant in tta production of interferon interferon doe not have to ta th motive in ita atlanta killing it could ta any scientific investigation fifeflß^-**&fl-r-pvi in tape of having stumbled upon a tin of thought that might help i offend thi theory on my ate talon special on this subject and asked tta corapotertrad electronic audience on tta warner am quta system ia cofaaabus to vat . on to by a majority of 64 percent they turned my theory down only 22 percent greed 9*o 24 percent were %****> acre but their not agreeing with me baa not deterred my belief to a similar scenario — until proven ottarwia tta mother of one of th dead children may nave put tar anger on it smart people - a conspiracy of several highly trained professional who tare acre to c ii tag aawtoi *!.<*** in order to select boy who were vary bright and ambitious wtth the right btobd type tony brown's journal the übs-ulou aeries ta shn-s-a fatty saeasaay . aa wkbw-tv una an 7 at 2 pcs nowak expresses deep concern over oil decontrol for wny rep henry j f**m*k said k*n*admil immr i decontrol of oil nm^mßm » ww^mmmjmo t_tj on prices and afcy-atlon nm ,** ta e«*->ecial!y harmful to western new york consum er nrttj hus.rrstet th immediate lifting of all controls will mean a faster increase in the price of gaaata ami home nesting °* — of approximately twelve cent -, pmtai this sudden leap in energy costs can only exacerbate inflation pressures that are already fed by reams energy costs the congressman charged rep nowak also expressed deep concern about supply imbalance with out the allocation control that have j***m*m|fmls____n bvbbbbbbbbbbbbbbba.b_abbb.bb fete j -_ j eta st er gswstm yasy - . 1 qq | supplies atw*\awa\wle even with the allocation regula tions we tat esperkneed withdrawl of two major gaantas supplier from upstate new york and there are indication that other companies will pull out when they are able it s bad enough to have reduced competition in our arm it would be intolerable to have severely reduced supplies if tncrwdible to me that with the industry ittelf , asking far uanstuon an-vatjon controls the ad.-niristration has just swept aside all the orderly plans for the next eight months that i disruptive at the least and could be chaotic in area like our one study rnmmte*iim*d by the empire stat petroleum association suggests that uncontrolled _**___. .■!.**■ i ■ ■ , ■.„ j amgw hcmmuhn qu dtk-m fl allocations would support th frostbelt trt-sunbelt exodus - being closer to energy sources would lessen energy rcsw on the sunbelt the study says it would result in an accelerated and lerge-srale migration of populations and businesses that a 10 difference in the plict ol eitargy can cause a 20 change in an area economic base western taw york will be among the tardea hit area in tta country due to our already high cost and the prospects of allocation disruptions ' i hop the ideal srill rarowssd hr hi action and agree to come transition planning to lessen *'* impact on already hard-hit areas of the country , ,...-.— -" irri fii'iii ■ mini xl taared at ita bdacatfaa day uactaoa are ham * dr rt *■* marshall chairman of education pay wißard a geartrb sr chancellor heart ■ * ■ ■ ■■.-_■■■ il w - - aars-a isw-r .■■* *""*»■,» dabhmanhhi h david pale j a mason ambers chamber pn»w«jl "** ***'* e baldwin program 100 leaders hear nat'l educator in amherst »>^--.--* ctaa ■'■» it**''''*ai«ljl j iwsillfmf pjbuhig y o»*r 103 leaders la edacatkm businesa industry *■» gevernmeßt throughout new york state ******* aa amherst chamber of commerce ***■**». featuring henry david paley president of v*y •*•""" oa independent coqegee aad -*"*** this took place tuesday at the bano.net ifjj ** will im inn east amherst new n^ms^staen^memmmammm^agta^gtegmmwwm menl pake wa lntrod»c*d by willkrd a i ku!tl sr ckm»**sfo •» the nys board of rr rent ptaa pake u ic(,t wtatlattaratareof *. ctaaetsosw sf the nys baaed af regesu tasaed the topic f vthswlsthepetareof lt>*ta--»l cctnefea ia nys "» program was given in conjunction with itoeasea college's annual edacatiaa day ceremonies phot to lata present poaitioa pasty served aa deputy of the chancellor and dim-tor of unitemits relation for tta cl univeraity of new york and director of information for the nys dept of audit and control r mz^l ***** h **« ded ■ senior raawtghi fellowship from the london school of f^ooomica and is a graduate of both aatioch cottage aad the merchant marine academy he has received aam iaas honorary degrees arrets the united mate and m active la several national orgem/ation central city restoration corp moves into new phase central city restoration corp has received approv al from community de velopment to make low interest loans and grants available to homerrw-ner in the following neighbor hoods riley 1196-3171 laurel lt>&-377 eaton 82*2121 maatoa 200 4631 purdy 17-1731 e utica 170-238 waverty 11-92 chester 9-96 glenwood 1159-2261 and paul bahr to speak sun feb 15th at 10 a.m service the martin lather school choir wid sine at st aadrewa evangelical church pack ham and sherman sta the principal paul bahr will be the speaker martin luther is an integrated school everyone is invited to attend this service rusk gets new post brian d rusk of 99 morgan parkway vt il liamsville has jllst i mi-ned mrmrua of th neigbh-***taod telematics i enter in this * a non-profit agency funded in cattahr chanties tta united way and th city of buffalo tta sir ,_ i.s at*.d at hi-1 broadway in hcjfta • w theprwiar f*?r ti rf the n*lghborhot»d __*_. ! r t r t*,--n**»-rr,i 1 wit nation center is to respond to problems of daily living by prcnid-ag i.h 1 g s r * 1 neceaaary asaiw-iarw and urgent vatavtatind t per - 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