Buffalo Criterion, 1980-04-09

              the buffalo criterion ww - lir^t-sl & it!v awl jilt.il mim»ni t\\s|vi!»i — . . lining i'.iwl legitimate circr'ation niagara region you w nn if w i i\f 1 > y i'hii i-ir ism bocho*»or annual spring concert set for catholic central city choir lln i mthi.li inlr.ll ill choir will be presenilis me annual spring corner simrtai evening apr 2lhti l 1 hi p in this i guaranteed l.i be lh finest me i i ihi opting m-aattn 11,.....1.1 llarbtir „( va*hlnglon i ('.. i an aa gllletl pianist arranger & nulii i.«r and i in n ilii.hiwliiiiii llu i mini stale v1...i tut i.i program will in * msgniflrrnl lem.i ttli«l litmi i .... mil ohio aithur i vatlrrsnn jr who ha perfitimed 11 user lite t and *****. aiih mr harbor ha been a taff member at the annual rli h.tp held ri.li year br tbe afrw-ameriraa i hiirgurt ( iiittnsillee i the nalktaal l»_ve for mark calholir a lollni*l and oui»-t front ibe mtiff.l hilharm«ni orrhe.tr mil he presided in a . rr>p*nt the i btttr _■!•>_« it.ih other ... . ian ihvre will be sete.th.n fr.ttr rompta-tr randall i h enß-a.it a ell a ji.rhuii and . uniemptirar t'*mp i mntb-.i a tilt ibe central city choir ran do ifct-wt under ibr dirertion uf mr j quels hemphill i'eopu's the i h...i h . yawavd it potential for r atitilt and dist-r lit ihi s are without * doubt the fust ■ hr.ir of it i«ft ii ibe western new york area run i.ting of a prie.t religiou women and lay nt mtttr „ ranging m apt from it m the piihlii i tiled in tome and en|oy this concert al our i lit i li.iir.li • ban . 1107 main st 1 lit belt contact ihe business manager mn h i nj crawford at . 1-5711 ... hhi-7u tirkrta are si.mi in advance and 1 <*' al ihr door children under 12 12.00 there are oils lini ii 1 for ah an buy them early the ronrert will be recorded professionally for a future album dean of black clergy on the road to recovery ■ rev henry hall a kta>trilm-t_r *'! the buffalo chmhwmi for about 31 f *_> mr has bmmn a patient tn th trim county mt-jical jcantaf wh*r h under went surgery | ken hall is now rm ru*eririg in his home sl tti ma flat the criterion suit ami lit many frtands wish him a speedy r scovery i iii:v hkniiy hall u l dinner speaker ran i'arran j mitchell d-md , a nationally known civil rights leader will speak at the fi.'lrd annual buffalo urban in awards mam fri apr ! th al 7 p.m in the statler hold mr milt bat a former chairman of the congres sional black caucus and a leader in the struggle for equality for all citizens will speak on ihe need for unity among all races and all for a | unpen effort rm the parts of races to improve 1t quality of life the fas i young award will be presented at the dinner according to i>>roy « its jr president of the bullalo li butt league i"ht*ait..td wtllta i in ii to a i n't son who ba shown exceptional leader ship ami commitment lo the civil rights movement •■'' it is the highest citation , nit en bj the urban league annually honoring the late william l evgns tht fir*t executive director ol ill agency and the late whitney i young jr a pftisf executive director „( the national ban league mm to be p -. t i i b the family award in lie given to a person in recognition >.! courage determination and under standing which maintain me strong family unify ond a constructive and valu able role in the urban «... munity an award will also be - presented to a student who ha worked for better rare and community relations ' several appreciation awards will also be pre sented for outstanding i support of the urban league's programs and staff members th ul dinner push head calls for march may 17 march on washington i ' aj>wß:-ijprf'^t?lv -'.*.,-" f r t '''■■'*^ t^'-r i*°'*i,*ri ■ ' to focus on proposed budget cutbacks sfe js_*hfc_3bß *. ' - m»an£_l«t*«jj£9_hß tht u si-n in it jackson : t.f oj*-r_li«n push is talsini f»r a i'trtv . pilj.iini.iw f»r job liittict and i'etttv th man it on wash inivliiii li c , may 17 will lie ititdrt hut tlxflf in tht proixitti-d huili 1 lutlimk of l"r<-.iilent carter how il effects black ii|ft.iii..ri push • wlhst pr**idt>nt carter is shifting to the riftht and l.i-iominn ton conservative and pretty soon there will iw ik difference between carter and ronald rr&ap hlai and the toor are going to have to speak out us * ivnjvrt vt sm_tb ft * haimum t thr f.iard td lir.-ii of h'mi-bul fait a ill hav •■•.,. it tho mar h tm v <_ i t tie-part from buffalo at 11 tt m , in . may th a-n arrital in u .-»,..-,, pm they will march from the while li „. v tbe tßtmai tht butt arill return immttliatcly pampim lh marrh to buffalo for further • .{ „ mstion cimtjitt operation push ll.'h jmtutptpt ve at bj^sn tbe rust of tbe round trip will be 130 m criminal justice chapter to hold dinner-dance tlw crtmlna justice ataplm id the muffs oat alumni association announces that it nth annual award dinner dance to be md sat , apr ia at john'e flaming heart lim abbott m . lackawanna annual the chapter honors members of law nfonwmant who have mad outstanding profes sional contributions to the community in both crtaln al j etm education and ■*****"<* thta year awards will ha presented to bußak polfca deputy oiromim^nsr john b meyar and erie county jwc u-p narcotic cw«t santo coatanuno deputy cotnmis*«in*>r '*** -**)-** been * "•^ *» police education jo the pnife»«i_nautau,.o 01 »*« wtv4m hi efforts as in tun-tor of polka science review community college and a proponent of pro fessionalism within im lira service hast had a major impact on the quality of services render ed to tha community thief l o*tantinn a graduate of criminal jus tice at state rait railage at buffalo and a notable figure in narcotic control ha made signifi ant contributions in im proving the quality of nan-otic investigations while rolling the di tribution of drag to the youths within our commu nity filial costanlim is m of the new breed .>! educated professional po lice officer who ha also hanaflted ka a student of r_hju&ia«ioner meyers school districts across the nation seek teachers faanaaaaamwa ia aa * - &**** t a pppm lacaaw j i**mm mm aaa m*l m tn ll *•. ban bs »** <* tsuat ****** affl bs sjis jy far i&fsw mc degree or expecting to be graduated in may invitation were sent to school district selected because of interest in them being indicated by the 1400 students and alumni surveyed by the ***** mmrnmymtj vy tarn ivw placement office in may 1979 the number one rased ol mo of the 30 districts all of whom are ending epre*eut*t-s-e for a one o-two day visit at their teachers public hearing set on fed'l revenue sharing funds the ins i buffalo hereby announces that it will conduct a public hearing on the proposed use of federal revenue sharing funds for the city's lis rear begin ning july i 1980 the public hearing will be held on april i ith at 930 a.m in room 209 cits hall the its currently has • 1.629.021 of unappntpri alad fund from entitle ment period ii end etrsm-t lii receive an estimated additional 14,170,979 in tlemeni period 12 applicable to the city 19w>-81 budget year for an estimated total of as 700.000 alt interested citizens are invited to attend the public hearing and ejer use their right to present written or oral comments at that time concerning the possible uses of these funds appointed assistant director at health center dr eren e grant an in-care mordinator at the buffalo psychiatric cen ter has been appointed assistant director of the community mental health center 80 goodrich st effective apr 22nd the center is operated by buffalo general hos pital a teuthemyou sawmn the criterion to receive distinquished alumnus award william i ' la son executive direttor of the while house veteran federal coordinating t'litnmaiee will rweivf the iwo in sting uished alumnu award at the 10»th buffalo state col lege commencement plan ned kit 4 p m , fri . may jfith in memorial auditor ium i brute folio tail completing hi first aca demic yesr as president of ihe colleue will preside at the ceremonies for 2,4x0 bachelor * and master decree candidate and charles in higher educa chairman of the college council will confer the decrees robert j step hen president of the buffalo state alumni as sociation will present the award to lawson hating crown up in buffalo fr.m the age of five lawson age m i * graduate of south park high school where be as alt hi^h in 1 h football and twin in iti md earn mm ho b s m odard r.ci a's:*.*i in 1972 at hull state and hi master of ci*_n there the t a yt*ar currently he is fx_mpl»*tmj work vn a doctorate in la b . educa tion at qpftrgp washington i inter between high school and college he served in tht if s marine corps mint be wa an earl beneficiary of the college • mutational opportunity program f.opi st.hk be gar in rt»>7 aw a graduate student he _,!„. worked a a nf.'l'k counse lor for bsc undergradu gt_g 4*__|&_b and im plementing new and more effective teaching and counseling techniques and procedures for helping dis advantaged student suc ceed academically lawvon's work with sctelaat r.-i ar in 1973 when hi became director of the veteran lduratirtn project of the american assoc of c.immumity and junior colleges in wash ington i c with the aacjc be was succes ively associate director of it servicemen's oppor tunity f oil - ge and director of veteran programs lie fore receiving hi federal appointment from presi dent jimmy carter in march 1979 lawson are you holding up the census the census bureau is watching all incoming mail for a number of question naires for the 1980 census of population and housing that should have been returned by april 1 carol weber manage of the census buffalo city office asks that if yours is one of the missing that you fill it out and mail it today don't make the census bureau come call ing for your census ques tionnaire every person must be counted the mar said whether by mail or personal visit by a census taker and the cost of the census goes up with evert household that must be visited the completeness and accuracy of the census depends on the coopera tion of every household and every individual in filling out and returning the questionnaire helpful examples on how to mark the an to the questions are given on the yellow instruction guide furnished with the questionnaire the brown ma back envelope that came with the questionnaire does not require a stamp top international newsmakers to offer views on nation's future washington — some of the most standing na tional and international figures will offer their opinions on what is ahead for this country ing wednesday's april 16 closing general assembly of ibe national association of broadcasters s-mth an nual convention broad casters will hear expert viewpoints on whither amencsns will hsve to accept _■ lower standard of living the possibility of war over the oil crisis the threat of a confrontation with russia and which way the nation will move politically during the nest five year the discussion lesdet for the america's fu lure session will be bill monroe moderator of nbc television's meet ihe press participants will be george ball former un dersecrelary of slate and an influential voire in americas foreign policy for over two decades jerry mcalice chairman of the lk»srd of cmlf oil one of the largest multina tional corporation in thf world carl row um ah*t former ambassador to finland and former director c.f the united state information agen cy ami halter heller former chairman c>t th president's council of economic adtisor the convention and concurrent broadcast en gineering conference will be held apr islfith at the la vega :-■,-.- center coot page 3 ** . . c „: see page .) iseepg 71 1923 1980 criterion press and sun ihr no 1 wny central cities largest press _.'*»* k*f||tt h.i •»» i ■ i*t v t . untb i*l _■ \\ w \% at mm hi • _.••(•».*• ml\i»tit m t mtttmthtitt *.' > ii tt i ii-i gull sign up in . pt l lln i ,'! .: i vi ii , ten beet 1 nl 20c national vsx i |, .... *. . \ .,!. _. id -.. _.."' ;.....; adatairt pre ifc oils -* n \ mirmttit aafn r .», •• >. rrgleitard •» a •»_»• fme ... »-|..|. . miulii iht mar b t l*t'l i i ( ngn _ r c_ui.it ik a*a*prr