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Strengt fien fo u r f a i th ‘Through ‘P rayer A n d R
‘ egular Church ‘Warship
Bush Administration Declares
Drug War in D.C. A Failure
Congregation Beth Israel to Host “I Have A Dream”
Scholarship Program Creator
Eugene Lang, who created the “ I Have a Dream ” scholarship program in a sixth-grade graduation
speech in Harlem, will be the 1990 Cohn Lecturer at Temple Beth Israel, Friday, April 20. Lang will
discuss his experiences, and how to set up a similar program in Portland, in the Daniel J. and Elizabeth
O. Cohn Lecture at 8:30 p.m. in the Blumauer Auditorium.
Lang, an international high-tech entrepreneuer and philanthropist, has said that he began the program
after looking at his audience and realizing that nothing he had planned to say would matter much. In
stead, he pledged the graduates that if they continued in school and received their high school diplomas,
he would provide their college tuition. He also set up mentoring and tutoring programs to help the class
through junior high and high school, a step which he has called far more important than providing the
tuition.
The program has received wide media attention and has been copied in many cities. In Portland, Lang
will be meeting with various community leaders to share his experiences and discuss the potential for
a similar program in Portland.
Mr. Lang will be available for personal interviews by appointment April 20, 10:00 a.m .-l 1:30 a.m.
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IT MATTERS NOT
OBITUARY
Do not remind me, gentle friend,
"I shall not pass this way again,"
It matters not to me today,
Wholoved each step along the way.
Thank God I have not been deprived
Of windy hills when Spring arrived.
Nor missed the Summer twilight when
The stars lit up the night again.
Carole Ann Martin
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A heart wherein such things remain.
Cares not to pass this way again.
Grace E. Easley
W ashington-Just one day after a group
o f United M ethodist bishops and other
church leaders met here April 4 with a
top official from the office o f U.S. drug
czar W illiam Bennett, Bush adm ini
stration officials declared the war on
drugs in the nation’s capital a failure.
But at his W hite House meeting with
United M ethodist church leaders, Jose
O. M arquez o f the O ffice o f National
Drug Control Policy had been more op
tim istic in his assessm ent o f the na
tional drug p o licy’s first year: “ We
still have a serious problem (with illicit
drug use), but we are headed in the right
direction.”
Two w eeks prior, Mr. M arquez and
Reggie B. W alton o f the O ffice of
National Drug Control Policy m et with
Bishop Felton E. May, who heads the
denom ination’s first drug initiative;
Bishop Jack Tuell, Los Angeles, presi
dent o f the council; and retired Bishop
Leontine T.C. Kelly of San Mateo, Calif.
Attending the April 3-5 sem inar on
drug aw areness were Bishops Ernest A.
Fitzgerald, Atlanta; W illiam B. G rove,
Charleston, W. Va.; Woodrow J. Hearn,
Lincoln, Neb.; Thom as B. Stockton,
Richm ond, Va.; and C. Dale W hite,
W hite Plains, N.Y. O ther participants
included Don W. M endenhall, Des
M oines, Iowa, adm inistrative assistant
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