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Martin Luther King, Jr. Special Edition
January 10, 1990
THE POWER OF THE BUCK
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run,
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But you can't mova,
It'» too lata to mova.
V w w a w M t o a a y 'n o ',
Tha Buck la atrongar than you
lu t a w M a t ( M
Tha Buck haa your mind, your
your v olo ,.
V w e tw a d your haart
You're alone -
She a there, but you're alone!
Ona atar ahlnes lo r you - believes In
body, your aoull
R n a t o R aaatar lor you.
you.
But slowly tha Buck cloaaa your eyaa
You vaguely remember who you
Tha lu a k , )uol papa',
uaad to ba
l u i N m alaal R haW you,
r a power anoampaaaad y w
Goldan blaaaad, gifted, with ao
And y w o a u M n l gat i
It hurt» to ramambar,
to tha light,
much to glva.
And tha Buck smiles.
Birthday presence.
It hurta to leal,
Honor, IrWagrlty, manhood,
Now you live with tha atone
It hurta to lova.
In your heart.
Nana a w whha t and tha power
at tha Buck.
Onoa y w thought you know
Naw, you don't care
Now you're Invisible - Transparent,
There is no more light
You have no lorm - no Identity
It laded, Ilka your Identity -
Thera Is only darkness
a lo w ly . . . .
What would you give
Martin on his birthday’
In your heart, In your mind.
And tha Buck smiled.
In your aoull
Yeur nightm are la real -
Can you separate the man
from his ideas’
V w amda R aoma oliva.
V w lad R and nurtured It
Until I haoam a too big
How do you gift wrap a dream’
Can you put Peace in a box’
M. Parris
tar yw ta handle.
Maybe you could send him
a world of people who are
glad that he lived,
who are trying
to live the lessons
Channel 8 Remember’s The Dream
of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. had a dream,
a dream that is still alive in those who
respected and admired him. A gospel music
tribute to Dr. King, “ Remember the Dream,”
airs on Channel 8 Sunday, January 14 at
11:30 p.m. and Monday, January 15 at 8
p.m. on KGW TV.
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SINCE 1947, THE REM O DELER FRIENDS R E C O M M E N D
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Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., January 15. 1929 April 4. 1963
o f compassion
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music is hot in Portland and ' Remember
the D ream " highlights local gospel talent
during this half-hour special. Channel 8
“ PM Magazine” reporter Sharon Mitchell
hosts the special taking viewers on a jour­
ney from the early days of gospel to it’s
present contemporary sound.
The program opens w ith the M aranatha
Church choir singing "D o You Love My
Jesus.” In a reminiscent segment, black
workers sing spirituals representing gospel
m usic’s roots from over 100 years ago.
Two of the most talented performers in
the Northwest, vocalist Curtis Salgado and
pianist Janice Scroggins “ Remember the
D ream” as they perform on the Stem­
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W illamette River.
Viewers will see how the future of
gospel music lives in 15 year-old Goldie
Irby from Greater Faith Baptist Church as
he sings a favorite gospel selection.
Throughout the program, messages of
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. remind us of the
man and his dream. Each of the gospel
performances as dedicated to his memory.
"R em em ber the Dream” is a musical
celebration broadcast in stereo as a
"C om panies That C are" special.
"Remember the Dream" was produced
by Joe Kaleel, directed by Jose Ayala.
Randy Wiltgen is KGW-TV executive
producer.
of a right and wrong
where truth does not discriminate,
but can be found in the soul'
A world o f people trying simply
to do what is right
-Those lessons,
that he left us
Happy Birthday. Dr King
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A dream . . .
He had a dream ... a dream that one
day our country’s promise of
equality for all people ... regardless
of race or religion ... would become
a reality. He gave his life for his
dream, which he promoted through
non-violent resistance to
segregation. His work for justice
was recognized in 1964, when he
was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize
Since his death, his dream goes
on, as people in all walks of life
strive toward his goal of equal
freedom and opportunity for all.
Thank you, Martin Luther King, for
making us al, aware that your
dream is an exalted one which
deserves to come true.
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M artin Luther King saw a better future for all races
through equal opportunities.
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