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About Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1972)
P*ge 4 Portland/ Observer Thursday July J3, 1972 Lenwood C. Davis, acting D ire cto r of Black Studies at Portland State U niversity, recently a n n o u n c e d that Michael H ill, le ctu re r in Black Studies, left last week to study and travel in A frica . M r. H ill received a fellow ship from the A frica n - American Institute. H ill left New York July 3 and w ill re turn to the United States August 11. HUI w ill travel and study m East A frican and v is it several East A frican countries. M r. Davis stated that the Black Studies Center and PSL were glad to know that one of th e ir faculty members was awarded the fellowship. The •T- D ire cto r d e c l a r e d , “ M r. H ill’ s travel and study in East A frica wUl greatly enhance our Black Studies Program .” M r. H ill is the second Black American from the Black Studies Center at PSD to study in A fric a . M r.D a vis, the D ire c to r, studied and traveled in West A fric a in 1^69. While HUl's area is Black American oriented, V r . Daves’ is A frican oriented. Davis has done extensive -e- search and w ritin g on African H istory, including several book reviews which have teen published in A fric a . Switzer land England, M a s t e r « , Lesotho, Southern A fric a , and Kenya. Better Mousetrap 1959. She was employed as an administrative assistantt. the H a rris County Judge. In I960 she was elected to the state senate from Houston. M s . Jordan was the firs t black ever to preside over the Texas senate. Ms. Jordan opposes the bombing and mining of North Vietnam and favors an im mediate end to the war. che advocates welfare referm, health care and creation f jobs by the federal gov ernment. By Elizabeth Ann Churchwell DICK LANG tation, I started loosing in terest in the whole thing, but 1 had to tr y anyway. 1 had gone this fa r already. I met Dick one day during the last couple of days of Orientation, and I was tru ly Impressed with his conversation because he knew ju st what to say and why. I asked him would he help me and that’ s ju st what he did. He became FOR brands M U S H A SPRAY P A M T IN T M IO * A DCTWIOR L K M i D A MSUR Decision favors Indians L.S. D is tric t Judge Robert C. Belloni ordered an addi tional 60 day extension of an injunction against fedenil con struction on three Columbia R n e r Dams. The U.S. Corps of Engineers and Bonneville Power Adm inistration plan modifications on the Bonne ville , The Dalles and John Day dams that would raise the pool behind the dams. - SIZES vou w a n t « II» U tl »72nd s t M * l-ty t A N I i » » . t GOvw n • N lamban] (,,.r r i e , • l o m t u i d a» (are* • » • “ *■ H illy P «.n, n i., .,, . • liïod a* ' St •d a S t 0 f>,. . . . . . • • • 4 ». 8 1 J. d » N t ’9 .» S f I m . < I Mu i (j. , Wri( B' O .» a ^ , i (a A MEMBER OF U N H ID GROCERS Personal Service O f High Q u ality Pricing That M eets Your Requirem ent Courtesy That I« A Tradition The extension, which w ill last u ntil August 30, is to perm it more tune fo r the government to answer the complaint and to allow tim e fo r a settlement. A suit was filed In federal court by a group of Indians who claim the changes would adversly affect fish runs. The Indians were guaranteed per petual fishing rights by Treaties with the United States government. The Indians also claim that th e ir main fishing base. Cooks Landing, w ill be flooded. Cooks Landing was given to the trlbed inexchange fo r th e ir traditional fishing sort of an inspiration to my ®ic. Yes, I do mean that as a Black woman referring to a White male. I never judged M r. Lang by his color, only his work and understanding in helping me to want to help m yself. He fussed at me sure, we had our ups and downs. But more than any thing, when a lot gave up on me he s till stuck by my side because he believed in me strongly, and knew I could Have you ever received a make It i f I only applied my bad cre d it rating against you, self. And now that I ’ m out and did not know where It of the program and have a came from o r who made the good job at the U.S. Forest report against you? Have you Service, 1 can only think of ever attempted to find out and my past experiences and then have a cre d it rating thank God that someone cared bureau te ll you that they enough to help me make it cannot give out such infor in life . No, WIN is not only mation? And then wonder a Program , but It is a place what you could do about it? where people are deeply con The fa ir cre d it reporting cerned with all Welfare act was passed by Congress people and others to who signed into law in A p ril of might need help. No m atter 1971, and this law gives you whether you're Black, White, the right to receive such in Chinese, e tc , they w ill help formation about your credit fo r sure. But the fir s t step to success Is the step from your door to theirs. To M r. Dick Lang, J r , from my heart I say only this. Thank You fo r caring1 luneoee riaa« For example: A man came up with (he idea of making towel holder« oul of plastic rather than metal. The plastic holders did have certain advantages Ihev were cheaper, for one thing I hey were also more colorful. But these advantages of plastic grounds at C e lllo F alls. were already well known Simply C illlo had been the fishing applving them to another product place and the home of Colum was held not original enough Io bia R iver Indians fo r more qualify for a patent. Even if the change of material than 5,000 years before itwas flooded by The Dalles dam. means added convenience, that ’ usually won't do Another would- be inventor put together a map case of lightweight metal, making it easier to carry But again, a court found no basis for a patent. "(T h e lightness) may prose beneficial,” said the court, “ but it is not invention I here must be original thought or inventive skill, F am ilies of the Portland not mere mechanical change of what was o ld " Open Door Society w ill gather On the other hand, a change fo r a picnic at Blue Lake of material might actually change Park, Tuesday, July 18, 4:00 the way the product functions. pan. F o r futher inform ation, Take the matter of garter but contact Dave E lie , president, tons Originally made out of at 646-3517. metal, garter buttons had two maior drawbacks. If the clasp was light, the stocking had a tendency to tear If the clasp was loose, the stocking had a tendency to slip. Someone finally hit upon the idea of making the button out of rubber This solved both problems at once Stockings neither tore nor slipped, because the rubber button gripped the fabric in a new and better way. Did this change of material en and makes it possible to do title the man to a patent? A court something about it. said yes " It is this capacity for accom In a new series, the Con plishing results,” said the court, sumer Protection Program “ which has always distinguished w ill be bringing you full In success from failure and the in formation as to how this law ventor from the mechanic." SANDBLASTING & PAINTING General Contractor O O VLB T JOHNSON AUS:2A1-6633 2947 N .l. 10th Society meets C.Don Vann There is no doubt when you call V an n 's " V A N N ’S M ortuary 5211 N. W illiam * Ave. ,2 8 1 -2 8 3 6 P ortland, Oregon! works in your favor and what you can do about It. In the meantime. If you have cre d it turndowns and cannot find out the reasons fo r it o r who reported it please get in touch immediately with the Con sumer Protection Program and we w ill Invoke the above law fo r your benefit. A p u b lic s e rv ic e f e a t u r e o f th e A m e r ic a n B a r A s s o c ia tio n a n d th e O r e g o n S ta te B a r A ssocia- a t io n . W r i t t e n by W i l l B e r n a r d . ® 1972 American Bar Association CMl AUTTI« RES:2A2-A616 Greatest Advance Since the Typewriter was Invented! No More Smeary E rasing- Covers Mistakes Instantly, p e rm a n e n tly ! Teachers learn science The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry had the young people interested in science, Portland State Uni ve rsity had the teachers in terested in teaching science to young people, and that’ s how a course called Educa tion 509 got under wayatPSU. The course, also know as "P ra cticu m : Science and C hildren,” is a summer term program at Portland State. There are 24 elementary teachers in the class which la taught by Bruce A. Kaiser, assistant professor of educa tion. The class was held fo r the fir s t tim e last year, i t is designed to give the teachers attending summer school some new insights into the teaching of science subjects ranging from animal behavior to astronomy, the use of microscopes, the making of blueprints and the printing of film . Last F rid a y (July 7) the teacher-students at Portland State and the young people enrolled at OMS1 met fo r an a ll— day "p o tp o u rri” at the OMSl-Zoo complex. Each teacher had about 20 students In the Joint learning process when the young people lea med about the sciences and the teachers learned about teach ing the young people about science. Chicken is all things to all about a half hour. The dish men. it can come to the Is simple enough to make fo r table simply broiled o r roast the fam ily meal, so delicious ed, in the most seriate fashion. it w ill have guests cheering O r the bird can combine with your cooking ability forweeks a variety of other ingredients a fte r the dinner party. and be served forth in an Complement the Chicken exotic manner. Regardless Morocco with delicate ac of your food tastes, chicken companlments — rice o r is certain to please. cracked wheat, fo r instance, F o r the dieter, chicken and a crisp green salad would rates special a f f e c t i o n . be perfection. Thanks to the delicate flavor F o r dieters and non-dieters of the meat and its conse alike, Chicken Morocco is an quent v e rs a tility, it always exofi- Jish that tastes every adds zip to the low-calorie bit ss good as It looks. count. 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The protein in food pick chicken is of the highest qua 1 medium eggpl t, p— 'ed lity because It contains all arx* diced the essential amino acids, the 4 seal! lens, choppr chemical units of which pro 2 tomatoes, pe-le> nd fee- tein is made, A minimum 1/4 ten «r>mn p-vd» xj ’ i . portion of three ounces of I ta blest ooo hopped parsley broiled chicken, without bone, supplies 23 grams of protein, Sprinkle chicken pieces with according to the National paprika, I teaspoon of the salt B ro ile r Council. and pepper. M elt butter In Once you have the virtuous skille t. Add chicken pieces, bird In hand, you have your skin side down, and cook until choice of hundreds of ways lightly browned. Removefrom to prepare it. cme of the skille t; add stock, scraping most sensational Is Chicken brown particles from bottom Morocco, as exotic as its of sk ille t. Add g a rlic , egg name Im plies. 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Ore. 97Uil Credit rating revealed ■ENOW'S • • * mosto » wf SHOP Th« Friendliest Stores In Town Since 1908 2 8 2 -5 5 3 9 [ 2330 N. E. Alberta St Bui the United Stales Patent Office is not so easily impressed. I f your mousetrap is better merely because it is made of belter male- rials. you probably could not get a pa lent It must also work in a new and belter way. ’Help me Io help myself” When you fir s t look at this man you probably w ill won d e r just who he is and what he stands fo r. Well, I ’ ll te ll you like this: The man is M r. Dick Lang, J r , a job counselor from the WIN pro gram (Work Incentive P ro gram). About two years ago today, 1 was thinking very hard about why I had to suffer on the little money welfare gave me and let my little son suf fe r too, because he couldn't have some of those nice things other kids had and this really hurt me as a young Black mother. So 1 called welfare up one day and asked them to re fe r me to a agency fo r help. Yes, there are times when we all feel to proud to ask fo r help. But in my case, I couldn't allow myself to be deprived of the things I know I should have out of life and try to raise my son with the Ghetto atti tude of “ no one cares about our people.” We’ve got to care about ourselves firs t, before we turn to others. A fte r two weeks of O rien- »222ÍÍ2Ü1 “ Build a heller mousetrap," said Ralph Waldo Emerson, "and the world will heal a path Io your door." by t ' Ï u L s RCluh f„hr h? P001 • \ Sen‘o r Adult S * " “ » Center open hous s. Ricks was honored by tie Lions Club fo r his outstanding community service. Jordan campaigns for House State Senator Barbara J o r dan, the fir s t black state senator in Texas since 1883 and the firs t woman to ever hold that position, is the Democratic Party candidate fo r the United States House of Representatives. Born 36 years ago in Hous ton, Ms. Jordan graduated from high school in the top 5 per cent of her class and graduated magna cum laude from Texas Southern in 1956 with a BA in political science and history. She earned her law degree at The Boston U niversity School of Law in NATE HARTLEY Fuel Oil THE ‘ EA M 11 ,Y<e LAWYER Mike Hill studies in Ch„ , art,«r»s a. . . »•««.,< eon.sr. B'sna rsams st.na.re Z.p OPEN SATURDAY MORNINGS MODERN GOTO SLEEP for TOOTH EXTRACTIONS. YOU CAN W iAR YOUR NEW DENTURE WHEN YOU WAKE » SODIUM PENTOTHAL GIVEN BY REGISTERED ANESTHETIST À *a Come in early a n d we will try to deliver your »or Denture* the SAME DAY fTmpIxlo cooperation on AH Dental INSURANCE PLANS ''PEN SATURDAYS . . . No^Advance Appointment Hooded L O N G CREDIT TE R M S A V A IL A B L E PRICES ARE Q U O T E D IN A D V A N C E • a a . _ _ . m Peril Free - Any Part, ■„ ^RB: 8 30 a m to 5 p m - Ut Saturday 6 30 a m to I p m DR. 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