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DEMOCRACY VS APARTHIED
In South Africa. There Is Only
One Solution
Your Support ot The Freedom Fighters Will
Hasten the Day ot Victory tor Democracy. One
man • One vote Give as if the absence of Liberty
there diminishes all ot us. m truth, it does
Enclosed is my ceecs WO lor J
as my
contribution to the F'eeoom Fighiars m the South Alrican struggle
for One man • One vote
IL R l F re d d y e P e te tt, W illia m H u n te r , T e le th a B e n ja m in a n d R o o s e
v e lt R o b in s o n v ie w a r t w o r k o f N W a r t is t s d u r in g M a r t in L u th e r K in g
MLK Scholarship
Fundraiser Held
by Je rry Garner
The M a rtin Lu ther King, Jr.
S cho la rship fun draiser w as held last
S unday at P S U ’s S m ith M em orial
Center B allroo m . A b o u t 100 people
atte n d e d th e fun draiser, in clu d in g
gu b e rn a to ria l ca n d id a te Neil G old
sch m id t; M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty Chair
can d id a te G ladys M cC o y; and Rick
Baum an, D e m ocratic can didate for
th e U S. Senate.
The M a rtin Lu ther King, Jr.
S cho la rship o f O regon is a non
p ro fit e d u ca tio n a l c o rp o ra tio n th a t
w as established in 1971. The Scho
la rship 's pu rpo se is to help m in o rity
stu d e n ts g ra du ate fro m college.
The S ch o la rsh ip pro vid es a year's
tu itio n and bo oks, cou nse lin g, and
jo b referrals to recipients.
In order to q u a lify as a scholarship
recipie nt, a stu d e n t m ust be ad m it
S c h o la r s h ip b e n e fit
T h e a r t w o r k w a s a u c tio n e d b y s ile n t a u c tio n
P h o to b y R ic h a r d J . B r o w n
Send C o n trib u tio n to
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Democracy Vs Apartheid Committee
PO Box 644 Adetoh» Station
Brooklyn New York 11238
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What kind of car
do you want?
And what kind of terms?
Sponsored by: T^e
First
Service
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tated OmjfTM Peootes
Registered Not for Profit Corp
a n y
f
ted to a college, m ust have a finan
cial need, m u st be a fu ll tim e s tu
d e n t, and m u st have a 3 p o in t or
above G PA
S tu d e n ts m a jorin g in c o m p u te r
science, en ginee rin g,
ch e m istry,
m a th e m a tics, b io lo g y and physics
are especially e n cou rage d to apply.
The S ch o la rsh ip has pro vid ed
m ore tha n 1,605 scho la rship s to
needy stu d e n ts, to ta lin g m ore than
$388,462 in tu itio n and books.
Som e past recipie nts o f the Dr.
M a rtin L u ther King, J r. S cholar
ship have been: Dr. Leslie W est
field, fo rm e r clinica l d ire c to r o f the
N o rth N o rth ea st C o m m u n ity M en
tai H ealth C enter; Edna M ae Pitt
m an. C o m m u n ity D ire cto r fo r Re
gion X on th e N ational C ouncil o f
C o m m u n ity H ealth Centers; Laura
Lee S akaguchi. an engineer at Hy
ster C o rp o ra tio n ; Sandra Bell Jo h n
son, o w n e r m anager o t Ja B ell's
W hip out a pencil and look at
the chart
Then you'll really appreciate the
astonishing flexibility of consumer loans
at First Interstate Bank of Oregon
You can arrange a loan w ith the ideal
m onthly payment to fit your budget
For a new car Lite-model used car KV
Boat Vacation Or home improvements
Suppose you want a new car, or
maylte a used 85 or '86 car You decide
your m onthly payments, if you want a
longer lim e Io pay, or even If you want
to make a down payment at all
The same flexibility applies to pre
m ium used cars of recent model years
.ind all other consumer loans (Certain
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Convenient as that may be. there's
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Apply for your loan today by calling
or visiting First Interstate Bank And
rememtM-r who det ides the terms
Beauty and Barber S up ply
G o ld sch m id t to ld tho se present
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th a t he w as ho n o re d to be a pa rtici
pant in th e fun draiser in Dr K in g 's
nam e
" D r K ing w as the im p or
tan ce o f a g o o d e d u ca tio n in rela
tio n to social and e co n o m ic equal
ity If he w as alive to d a y, he w o u ld
be saddened by the lack o f co m m it
m ent to e d u ca tio n by the Reagan
a d m in is tra tio n "
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He said 89 percent o f all tax d o l
lars go to na tio n a l secu rity. "E d uca
tio n should also be a high p rio rity of
this na tio n and the state o f Ore
1 Out of 70 Babies
T ra ffic a ccide nts are th e leading
cause o f death fo r A m erican s under
age 35 One o u t o f every 70 babies
b o rn to d a y w ill die in a car accident
in h is /h e r life tim e , a cco rd in g to the
N ational H ig h w a y T ra ffic S afe ty
A d m in is tra tio n .
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H rflrs fs I dl I « 1 »<«11
I r r (»aid in < asti
In t r r r s l f a ir H I 75%
(IfM lo d es
dts
f lo n . "
The fun draiser held an art exh ib it
and a u ctio n o f fine A fric a n A m eri
can and o th e r m in o ritie s' a rtw o rk by
local a rtists
A m artia l arts exhibi
tio n w as presented by The P arsatd/
In s titu te and m usic w as p ro vid ed by
The Ron S teen A ll S tar Band
ih if lie l i n k
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