Page 8 Portland/Dbacrver
lliu rJ a y . O ctober 5, I97Ï
Center to
disadvantaged vets
AME registers voters
Remember Attica
by Sidney R. Smith
A special educational pro
gram to r low-incom e V letnam
era veterans has received a
$¡30,000 grant from HEW's
O ffice of Education.
T ie funds establish
tie
V eteran’ s Educational Cen
te r of Oregon . one of th e tirs t
pro gra m s in tlie nation design
ed to meet theducational needs
of veterans now returning
home, esp ecially disadvant
aged o r m in o rity veterans.
The C enter w ill provide
counseling and tutorin g
to
veterans who have not yet
gradudated from high school
o r earned th e ir general edu
cational development (GED»
c e rtific a te , and, also, to those
who have graduated hut are
inadequately prepared
to
compete
in an academic
situa tion .
Funds were awarded to the
O ffice
of High School Re
lations of the Oregon x ta te
System ot HigherEducation in
consortium with M t.
Hood
Com m unity College Portland
state U niversity and P ro je ct
Return
ot the Multnomah
County Com m unity
Action
Agency. The State system
office, which developed
the
proposal,
w ill he fiscal
o ffic e r
fo r
the
p ro je c t.
M ore than I t per cent
of the Vietnam era veterans
in the Portland m e tro p o li
tan area do not have
high
school diplom as, according
to V ete ran's A dm inistra tion
fig u re s.
Individual testing and tu
to rin g w ill enable p a rtic i
pants to earn th e ir (GED,
ce rtific a te s , to sample c o ll
ege courses, o r to prepare
fo r e n try into a re g u la rc o ll-
ege o r u n iv e rs ity o r technical
vocational school. Each of the
M participants w ill receive
free tution, $30 a month in
centive pay and tra n sp o rta
tion costs to schools.
The C enter w ill cooperate
with educational pro gra m s fo r
disadvantaged students, such
as L f» *a rd Bound, and w ill
supplement program s offered
by the V eteran’s A d m in is tra t
ion.
VA and Departm ent o fL a b o r
s ta tis tic s show the need fo r
special assistance to v e te r
ans, especially those from
m in o rity , low -incom e o r low-
euacational
backgrounds.
M ore than 12 per cent of
veterans ages 20-24 are un
employed. T h is sta tistic in
creases to 25 per cent to r
black veterans in this age
group.
Only one q u a rte r of O re-
gon's veterans used th e ir Gl
educational beneiits in 1971-
72, according to a studv, by
the C enter. I t is believed
special counseling w ill p re -
pare m ore m inoritv
and
disadvantaged veterans to take
advantage of the regular G1
B U I.
D ire c to r of th e C e n te ris
Ted Lawshe, The tour - man
board ot d ire c to rs consists of
Paul F rar.klin , associate d i
re c to r of tlie u tfic e ot High
school Relations and c airm an
of the Board fo r the C e n t e r
George Drougas, d ire c to r ot
P ro je c t Return; Roger McDo
w e ll, associate dean fo r ex
tension services at M t. Hood
Com m unity College; and D r.
Ron Cease, dean of I nder-
graduate studies at Portland
State I n iv e rs ity .
I tie t en ter is located
at
2331 N.U . Lovejoy, telephone
228-850«.
P ro je ct Return
which aids veterans w ith jobs,
housing, m edical
and legal
problem s, is also located in
the house as w e ll as a h o tlin e
to tlie drug ward at the Van
cou ver VA H ospital. Veterans
are encouraged to walk in fo r
help.
w ay
NAACP protests
Olympic
Chairman elected
E le ctio n
of
LeRoy
B.
S laver, Chairm an and chiei
executive o ffic e r of the United
Scutes National Bank ot O re
gon, to die additional post oi
P re sid e n t of the statewide
in stitu tio n was voted today
by the Board of D ire c to rs of
the bank. The action was
taken to f i l l the vacancy
caused by the recent sudden
death of E a rl L . D re s ie r,
P reside nt of the bank.
S laver, who is also C h a ir
man and chtei executive o l-
fic e r of U',5. Bancorp, ¡« re n t
holding coiniiany oi the bank,
fo rm e rly held the title oi
P re sid e n t of the bank and
was advanced to the c h a ir
manship on the election of
D re s ie r
as
P resxlen t in
F e b ru a ry, 1971. D re s ie r was
stricke n by a fatal heart a t
tack on September 8, 1972,
w hile on a short vacation.
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The N A.ACP Hoard ot D ir
e cto rs , at its re g u la r q u a r
te rly m eeting in New Y ork,
adopted resolutions deploring
the decisions of the In te r
national O lym pics Com m ittee
fo r what it fe lt was u n fa ir and
a r b itr a r y
actions
against
three Am erican athletes and
the tragedy of the "M a s s a c re
in M unich” , in which eleven
Is r a e li athletes and five A -
rab g u e rrilla s were k ille d .
M atthews and Wayne C o lle tt,
who finished f ir s t and second
in the fina l 40 0-m e te r dash,
were expelled by the IOC fo r
what it called "d is g u s tin g d is -
play” on the v ic to ry stand.
The two black athletes had ftd -
getBd and chatted on the v ic
to ry stand du rin g the playing
of the Star Spangled Banner
a tte r they received th e ir med
als.
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volve liuglie sums
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Remember A ttica, tlie p riso n e rs o> injustice
Shot down savagely and nobody got lusted
Rem em ber the de vil who gave the o-k
Ju s t a few w ords, many m en's live s were taken away
Reinem ber the press and th e ir f ir s t w ritte n opinions
You can nevei forget the lies when the tru th is never mentioned
Remember Attica, racism caused this deadly tragedy
A poor m an's rig h t is taken (o r granted in this society
Remember what you saw. rem e m be r what you heard
1 tie president, t ie governor, die m ayor
Speaking about m em o rial services, they d kin ’ t u tte r a word
Remember die fa m ilie s , whose Itved one's lives were taken
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Remember A ttica, and rem em ber it w ell
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1 rigger happy uevds who get th e ir kicks fro m k illin g
W here is d i ju ris d ic tio n that die law is fu lfillin g
To take a human lite and feel no kind of (win
\ lolence is in tlie nature ot this system
When a poor mar. talks i» i ist never listen
1 he tact is die truth di.it diey don't want to face
ju s tic e and equality lo r a ll the human race
Rei «emher Attica, Remember die k illin g s ot M alcolm . M a rtin
I lie church ui B irm ingham and countless others
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When you dunk about how much toot oiten these tragedies occui
And justice never p re v a ils , because in this society
It's die v ic tim s who go to ¡ail, tlie v ic tim s go to die grave
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The other athlete was Rich
DeM ont, w inne r ol
the 4lX)
m e te r fre e -s ty le swim m ing
meet, whose gold medal w.is
taken away a lte r he ijile ii a
drug test, although it was ex
plained that he took tlie drug
fo r an asthma condition.
In ts resolutions. theN A \L P
board sefci:
Ihe National Hoard o f llir e c
to rs ot the National Association
to r the Advancement olC o lo re d
People takes o ffic ia l notice of
the tragedy ot te rro ris m at tlie
XX O lym piad
in M unich,
Germany, condeins the in d iv i
duals and organizations which
endeavored to hold human hos
tages fo r the purpose oi in
terna tion al b lackm a il, m ourns
the death of Is ra e li athletes,
o ffic ia ls , police and o ile r s ,
and r e - a tfir m s Its hope Hast
the t r a il
fa b ric
oi human
brotherhood may (e
streng
thened by a rew resolve
to
respect the p rin cip le s of t r ie
sportsm anship and the dignity
ot human life .
T reatm ent of A m erican A th-
lets "W e decry the w illingn ess
of the O lym pic o ffic ia ls to ig -
ignore the understandable pe r
sonal am bitions and desires ol
our young people, both white and
black, who have devoted them
selves to th e ir personal and
physical developm ent.
"E x p u ls io n Iro m com petive
a c tiv ity and conliscation of a -
wards are gross im positions on
line young people fo r w liat, at
m oat, are m in o r offenses, if
they are offenses
at
a ll.
"W b e tte r It was the offense
of a black q u a rte rm ile r who be
wailed t ie tact that we have not
achieved the ideal of our natlon-
a. anthem, o r a white sw im m er
whose oiiense consisted of tak
ing m edication to a l eviate his
asthma, o r repeated replay of
basket hall game t ill the A m e ri
can lean, wasdefeated, M unich
fo r m illio n s of us, w a sad isplay
of the fru s tra tio n s of old men
vented on g if tail young athletes.
"W e urge D lym pic off ic ia ls to
change th e ir ways fo r the te n e fu
of a il oi us.”
Black
Studies
(Continued from pg. 1 c o l. 6,
p o litic s and aocioiogy.
The new d ire c to r recently
completed w ork on his edu
cation doctorate In Ad
m in is tra tio n and A fr o - A m e r i
can H is to ry at U C LA .
He
received his BS in h is to ry and
physical education at UCLA
In 1962 and his MA in c u r
ricu lu m , Instructio n and the
problem s of higher education
fo r the disadvantaged from
C a lifo rn ia State College at
Long Beach.
Thompson directed the Up
ward Bound U ro gram fo r d is
advantaged m in o rity students
at Long Beach State du rin g
1968-70.
W hile
attending
U C LA,
Thompson was a th re e -s p o rt
le tte rm a n and co--.»plained
the 1962 Rose Howl team . He
was also selected to p a r tic i
pate In both tlie E ast-W est
and
Hula
Bowl
A ll-S ta r
games.
Thompson is m a rrie d and
has two c h ild re n .
p r o v id e d
by o u r s y s
tem to give t ie citize ns a
voice in d ire c tin g th is y ist
power which affect th e ir
liv e s . F a ilu re to use it
w ill mean that .doses w ill
increase u n til Im s tra tio n
fuids outlet m vin le rtf re
volution.
Ihe
c lu rc h the re fore
believes that ui this d rive
to bring anothe r two in ill ion
persons into tlie ¡x ilitic .il
process it is making a real
con tribu tion to a c h ie v in g
tlie sta b ility ol o u r ¡x illtic a l
process which is required
fo r
c o n tin u e d g r o w tl and
Ihe ('Ian c a lls lo r a two
Jay strategy sessionof se
lected persons (rum
51)
sti ategic centers which a re
now le in g chosen. Many ot
these ¡xji sons have worked
in previous campaigns w ith
« ith SCI C , NAACP, I abor
Unions and otfiei agencies
during the d riv e s in
the
(<0*s. Using tlie organiza
tional s tru c tu re of the
church w ith Its Hishopa,
1’ ie sid in g i Id e rs,P a a to ra
and local preuchera, and
its annual d is tr ic t and local
chui ch conferences, an ac
cred ited re g is tra w ill
1«
¡sit in eve ry congregation,
md in eve ry n e ig h txirfio u l.
I tie d riv e w ill not 1« r e
lated to e id e r tie Dem o-
c r .ilic o r Reixihl lean cam
paigns, in some places
one p a rty may gain m ore
votes lixun ou r re g istra n ts
than in olhei places tu t we
are ce rta in that this e x
e rcise in (x u tictp a to i y 3e
in o ci icy w ill le a blessing
lo r all who w o rk in It----
all w e ire hi ought m ore
tu llv into the processes ol
governm ent, and m ost ol
all tie pu blic good ol our
country.
Walsh
Reports
Thursday Night
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the nows
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listened Io thousands
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Mike will explain his
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mutual interest
Mike Walsh
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the forthcom ing ye a r.
He
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Roger C . I.a rso n , executive
vice -p re sid e n t of Emanuel
H o s p ita l.
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Quits
Whirlpool
(Continued from pg. 1 col.2)
that Grand Lodge funds w ill
1« replaced w le n the m em ber
Lodges pay th e ir dues, Hit
that GA1. Ddum p re fe rs to
w a it u n til the Lodges pay. in
the meantim e the fo u r stu
dents are in school and are
ready to re g is te r. The Grand
C hapter, OES, has prom ised
$300, leaving only $300 lo r
the Grand Lodge to pay.
V ic k e rs feels that GJM.
Ddum,
who was recently
elected to office , has failed
to keep a com m itm ent made
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P rin c e H all Grand Lodge, by
refusing to release the $300
to the students.
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