February 20,1991 The Portland Observer- Page 7
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“My life gets so crazy, I need
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M a r tin
p ro n o u n c in g h is nam e r ig h t , ” he s a id .”
S ch o o l...
L u th e r K in g
Jr. E le m e n ta ry
I t w as w e ll deserve d and I th in k n o w
B e rt L in e o f th e W e e k : Steve D unn,
h e ’ l l s ta rt g e ttin g the re sp e ct he de ­
w e eke nd a n ch o r a t K A T U - T V , in an
serve s.” adds K e v in D u c k w o r th : “ I t 's
“ o f f the c u f f ’ c o n v e rs a tio n w ith c re w
nice to see h im happy. W hen he’ s happy,
m em b ers and frie n d s a fte r re c o rd in g
he d o e s n ’ t y e ll a t m e so m u c h ...” G Q
som e ne w s p ro m o s . D u n n w as aske d i f
M a g a z in e , w h ic h e a rlie r th is season
he had m e t a fr ie n d ly b u lle t s in c e h is
nam ed L a k e r co a ch M ik e D u n le a v y as
co p y m ade re fe re n ce to “ f r ie n d ly f ir e ” ,
the le a g u e ’ s best dressed co a ch , N o w
a term associated w ith the G u lf W a r.
o th e r
th e m :
are D o m in iq u e W ilk in s and K e v in W illis
“ y e s ” . W h e n asked to e x p la in , D u n n
O re g o n P u b lic B ro a d c a s tin g , the P o rt­
o f the A tla n ta H a w k s , G e r a ld W ilk in s o f
w e n t o n to say th a t “ B e rn a rd K in g is th e
o rg a n iz a tio n s .
Y o u th
Am ong
& D o d g e a d v e rtis in g cre a te d its la rge st
la n d
the
the N e w Y o r k K n ic k s , M a g ic Jo h n so n
frie n d lie st b u lle t that he has e ve r m e t...”
p u b lic se rv ic e c a m p a ig n in the a g e n c y ’ s
D o w n to w n R o ta ry C lu b ’ s C a m p E n te r­
o f the L A L a k e rs , A k e e m O la ju w o n o f
ju s t in case i t w e n t o v e r y o u r head,
3 8 -ye a r h is to ry . A lre a d y po st-ca m pa ign
prise.
P h ih a rm o n ic ,
and
the H o u s to n R o cke ts and R e g g ie theus
B e rn a rd K in g is an A ll- S ta r fo r w a r d and
the R D I
o f the N e w Jersey N e ts. T h e m a g a z in e ’ s
a
ca m p a ig n in c lu d e d R a y D o d g e . R ic k
team w as selected b y m o re tha n 50
B u lle ts ..H o r a c e G ra n t o f the C h ic a g o
T h e c re a tiv e
team o n
m em ber
of
th e
W a s h in g to n
T h e M / K D & D ca m p a ig n fo r R D I
D a lb e y , A s s o c ia te C re a tiv e D ire c to r;
p la y e rs , fr o n t o ffic e e x e c u tiv e s , w r it-
B u lls is one p la y e r w h o re c o g n iz e d th e
fo c u s e d on re d u c in g d ru g usage in the
D arrell W illia m s , W riter/P rodu cer; B a rry
ers/bro ad casters, and referees....
p h y s ic a l p la y in s id e an d d e c id e d to d o n
w o r k p la ce . I t w as the m e d, “ D ru g s
C a d is h , w r ite r ; and B ru c e E c k o ls and
D o n ’ t w o r k . ” a c c o rd in g to M / K D & D
John B a ile r, designers.
w h ite h a rd p la s tic g o g g le s th is season.
San A n to n io ’ s D a v id R o b in s o n has
a c o n c e rn and a stro n g d e sire to h e lp
“ I g o t h it a c o u p le o f tim e s (a ro u n d the
eyes) la st season, b u t th a t’ s n o t w h y I
c re a tiv e d ire c to r R a y D o d g e , the c a m ­
A m o n g the c o n trib u to rs to the p ro ­
young people through education, a gradu­
p a ig n re lie d on a ll m e d ia and a ll P o rt-
d u c tio n o f the R D I c a m p a ig n w e re:
ate o f the U .S . N a v a l A c a d e m y , R o b in ­
started w e a rin g the m to im p ro v e m y
la n d -a re a m e d ia ca m e th ro u g h w ith
M I R A F ilm
S tu ­
son has c o n trib u te d $ 1 0 8 ,0 0 0 o f h is
s ig h t B u t these are v e ry p ro te c tiv e ,
su p p o rt. E q u a lly im p o rta n t, m a n y P o rt­
d io s , F re d M e y e r, T e k tr o n ix , G e n e ra l
o w n m o n e y to the “ I H a v e A D re a m
because I ’ ve been h it a n u m b e r o f tim e s
la n d p ro d u c tio n ve n d o rs o ffe re d th e ir
C a m e ra W e s t, T e k n ifilm , T e le m a tio n ,
F o u n d a tio n .” the m o n e y w e n t to w a rd s
th is ye a r and h a v e n ’ t had a p ro b le m .
h e lp . T h a n k s to th is s u p p o rt fro m the
Pete S ton e, p h o to g ra p h e r; H e n ry N g a n ,
s e ttin g u p a s c h o la rs h ip fu n d f o r 9 0 f if t h
T h e y ’ ve been a b le ssin g .
c o m m u n ic a tio n s in d u s try , there w as
p h o to g ra p h e r;
S c h ie g e l T y p e s e ttin g ,
gra de students at the G ates E le m e n ta ry
“ Y o u see w h a t happened to A k e e m
a lm o s t n o e x p e n d itu re o f cash f o r e ith e r
P o rtla n d F ire B u re a u , E a stm a n K o d a k
S c h o o l in San A n to n io . O v e r the n e x t
O la y u w o n and Is ia h T h o m a s . I t ’ s sca ry.
p ro d u c tio n o r m e d ia .
C o m p a n y , T a le n t M a n a g e m e n t, Z e lle r -
seven years, R o b in s o n ’ s d o n a tio n w i ll
B u t I th in k y o u have to g e t h it io th e e ye
bach
earn en o u g h in te re s t to increase h is c o n ­
a c o u p le o f tim e s b e fo re i t gets y o u to
&
Paper,
V id e o ,S p e c tru m
C o lo r
E xp re ss,
A -l
S ilk s c re e n and R id d le
D o n ’t L o s e F e d e ra l
C h ild C a re T a x C re d it
te e ,” c h a ire d b y F re d A . S tic k e l, p u b ­
I f y o u are p a y in g f o r c h ild o r
trib u tio n s to $ 1 8 0 ,0 0 0 . T h a t w i l l p ro ­
start w earing them . I t ’ s d e fin ite ly he lp ed
v id e $ 2 0 0 0 c o lle g e s ch o la rsh ip s to each
m e .”
International
Women’s Day
D is c ip lin e T h a t D o e s n ’t
H u rt
lis h e r o f T h e O re g o n ia n , w a n ts to e lim i­
de pe nd ent care to a llo w y o u to w o rk ,
nate d ru g usage in o r a ffe c tin g the w o rk
there is a fe d e ra l in c o m e tax c r e d it th a t
T e a c h in g o u r c h ild re n to be
e n v iro n m e n t.
can h e lp d e fra y som e o f th a t cost. I t ’ s
d is c ip lin e d p e o p le is a c o m p le x task.
c a lle d the C re d it f o r C h ild and D e p e n d ­
T o u n de rsta nd h o w to d is c ip lin e o u r
W o m e n ’s D a y T he C o a litio n fo r H um an
e n t C are.
c h ild re n , w e m u s t f ir s t b e g in w ith u n ­
d ig n ity , in c o o p e ra tio n w ith the P o rt­
a d v e rtis e m e n ts w h ic h use sho ck to raise
In
honor
of
I n t e r n a t io n a l
aw areness o f the d u rg p r o b le m ,” sa id
T h is yea r, y o u c o u ld lose tha t
d e rsta n d in g o u r o w n go als as parents.
la n d State U n iv e r s tiy W o m e n ’ s U n io n
D o d g e . “ W e w a n te d to m ake p e o p le
tax c re d it i f y o u d o n ’ t s u p p ly the id e n ­
A re y o u in te re ste d in d is c ip lin in g y o u r
fe e l d ru g s w e re a p ro b le m f o r the m
w i ll pre se n t the fo ru m “ F ig h tin g S e x­
t if y in g n u m b e r o f th e pe rson o r c o m ­
c h ild in a p o s itiv e w a y ? J o in w ith o th e r
is m A n d V io le n c e A g a in s t W o m e n :
s p e c ific a lly in the w o rk p la c e and sec­
p a n y p r o v id in g the c h ild care. Y o u are
parents as w e ta lk a b o u t o u r g a o ls as
L in k in g W o m e n ’ s R e s is ta n c e to th e
o n d ly , w e w a n te d e m p lo y e rs and e m ­
re q u ire d to s u p p ly the d e p e n d e n t care
pa ren ts, the c h ild d e v e lo p m e n t le v e l o f
A n t i- B ig o t r y
ployees to call an 800 num ber-w e wanted
p r o v id e r ’ s c o rre c t nam e, address and
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id e n tific a tio n n u m b e r (th e S o c ia l Se-
M a rc h 2 ,1 9 9 1 fr o m 10 A M - 8 P M in
th a t d o n ’ t h u rt!
the S m ith C e n te r B a llro o m a t P o rtla n d
a c tio n .”
T h e 8 0 0 n u m b e r g a ve access to a
c u r tiy n u m b e r, i f the care is p ro v id e d b y
L e d b y D r . L in d a L a d d , p a r­
state a g e n cy th a t c o u ld re fe r c a lle rs to
an in d iv id u a l) w h e n y o u f ile y o u r tax
e n tin g education agent w ith M u ltn o m a h
a n y o f m a n y sources o f h e lp , d e p e n d in g
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C o u n ty E x te n s io n S e rvice , parents w i l l
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