_Community_ Activist protests homeless rally Friend's plight sparks hunger strike Bn |<inis Joseph I mer.iUi Reporter lAhausted. hungr\ and stared. darol Seaton has not eaten for a w eek And she said she w ill not eat attain until she knows that her Iriend. Veracochia Slat has a safe wa\ home Irmn the lions inn Now' rall\ held Saturday in \\ ashington 1).( ''I'm afraid that I might ha\e to go to the hospital hetoie any one realizes that this is real Seaton said I m fat ed w ith the reality th.it I t onlil die d somebody doesn't rare A week prior to the rall\ Seaton anti Star attempted to hitchhike across the I niteil States to Washington l)< The Housing Now' demonstration was held at the nation's t apitol to rally tor an ini rease of .if fordable homes lor low on nine people Hu I Seaton dec ided In return home after the hardships of hitchhiking proved ton mm li fur her Star continued on lus wav to the rally Seaton now wants assurance that Star will be able In return home saleh She would like to see $JI)(l In case of an filler gem \' tor Star she said Seaton, who is not homeless hut considers hersell i loseil out of mainstream soi iel\ and Star, who is homeless he licved the national Housing \ovvl project would 'provide them with an extremely impor lanl opportunity to lie effective people Seaton saiil she is distressed that she and Star were not sig nificantly helped h\ the Iik .iI Housing \ov\' organization " Their hx us was to send hu ream rats not political activists like Veracnchin and mvself Seaton said "They gave us Sat) while the people with the appropriate hureaui ratii skills .ill Hew Mu the rally | \\ e w ere denied .im »..«\ in the dei ision making denied the .iuthun!\ to tin wind vve i mild and denied any rrsoun es to do it " Seaton said 1 Ions inn \im1 belonged to the no bodies It was ours hut it was taken away In the him mi rats that idosed us out We w ere Ion ed to do I lungs as street people do them We had to ask lor ever\tiling she said ■Seaton and Star did what the\ i mild to raise the mone\ they needed for the trip to Washington l)( Among other ( lilt It is til tom It llltMtl she said Nothing is happening The miK responses tli.il I have nut ten .in' distrust anger t i it i i ism .mil reteetion. St’.iton S.llll I lousing \mv! u.tuts noth ing lu do with tin1 hunger strike liei tiusr llie\ want nothing to tin with help Hut \ 1.1 r\ ,mn I r.iin is .in in ganizei 111r the lui.il Housing \im' (irg.ini/..itinii. i|iieslioned the v.iliditv id Seaton's hunger strike ( ami Seaton h.is heen ul tered .ill kinds nl involvement ‘I’m faced with the reality that I could die if somebody doesn 7 care.' — Carol Seaton tilings thr\ sal m ,i booth .it .Saturday Market toi months prior to thr i.111\ asking for do nations. Seaton .said Hut tiles bull'd to raise the amount ni'i'iii'd to arrivt1 at tilt" rails using conventional ninth oils So thus dri idl'd to Inti h h i ki‘ U lii-n Inti lihik mg Iii-i ailir too in lit h toi Seaton. slii' I inal Is i .illi'd hi-i Iannis and asked them to help hei return home Seaton said Stai hosvesei has no Iannis I le mils has her in case ol ,111 emergem s she said Seaton has not heard from Star sun e she < ame home more than a sseek ago She said she has no idea d lie made it to the lulls or ol he ss ill he able to get home Hut until she knnsss that he has a safe ss.is home she ss 111 not eat she said 1 leel like it (the hutlgt'l strike) is futile and it hurts real had to he asvare ol boss insensi tise people ale and boss' diffi hum the liegiiiuing She is no Inriuus lui stirring up ilil Ik ultirs. 1 r.im is said It is unfortunate tli.it this had to happen. she saiil "( anil wants h> Maine the s\s lem Inr things that aren't work illg nut Ini hei I lam is said I liaising Nnss 1 offered Slai a rule in the van that llies were taking to the ral l\ Hut Star would not go with out Seaton I rant is said I ram is claimed that it be I .line impossible lot anvniie ill Housing Now ' to wink ssilh Seaton She just wants to make a pi1111ii spet t.n le I ram is said We suggested III the begin mug th.it they get sponsors Ini their In kels but thes wanted to have it given to them It sou ie going to help ans one sou don't do it lor them sou help them do it lor them sels es said Seaton AIDS lecture slated for EMU Fir Room The chairman uf the National AIDS I.i^k I one will be in I n gene ibis week to oflei .1 two part let tun- situs on the topic AIDS in till' 1‘Mltls \i-u Mope Orealei ( hallellges l)r Kic hard heeling pres id rut of the A meric .111 ( u I lege Health Association, chairman of At HA s AIDS 'I ask fori e and diiet tot ol Student I lealth Serve es at the I 'nivcrsilv ol Virginiii w ill speak at the ISMI 1 1 r Room tonight at 7 til and at Scaled Heart (.eneral Hospital Auditorium tomorrow at H .1 in heeling's lei tore at the l ir Room w ill ( over 1 urrenl issues re garding Human Immunodefii ien< \ Vims transmission His l ues da\ lecture w ill deal u ith current health care issues for profession als In addition to his titles, keeling has sec ured rescan h grants tor mam organizations and has been the AIDS 1 onsultant toi mam universities including the l'nivcrsilv of Oregon The two part series is sponsored by the Line County Column nit v AIDS (Consortium Scared 11 cart (ienera! 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