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Keisling Ends Campaign At
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The Brooklyn Community gave
Phil Keisling, Secretary of State, a warm
welcome as he closed his campaign.
Many students, parents, senior citi
zens and Brooklyn Community mem
bers devoted several hours of words of
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advice for the future. Through out the
afternoon words ofVictory” were shared.
Phil Keisling his wife Pam Wiley
and son Benjamin and principal Rose
mary Daniels (older man-neighbor)
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Nicaraguans Meet A rtists Of
Color At 500 Years Of
Resistance Mural Project
Five community leaders from
Corinto, Nicaragua met with local art
ists that created “We Speak”, a 13
panel 500 years of Resistance mural,
on Thursday, October 29,1992 at 3:30
p.m. at the Interstate Firehouse Cul
tural Center, 5340 N. Interstate Av
enue.
The Nicaraguans are part of a
contingent nam ed D iriangen--in
memory of a Nicaraguan leader that
fought against the Spanish Conquista
dors, organized by the Ben Linder
Construction Brigade. The members
include Nancy Gonzalez, a nurse and
Head of the Federation of Heal th work
ers; Pedro Darce; Jose Luis Espinoza,
former coordinator of Sandisista Youth;
Maria Elena Argenal, Vice president
of the Solidarity Council of Corinto
and Miguel Medina, a law student.
“We Speak” is the product of the
Communities of Resistance Art Project,
a project of ALAN A. In introducing the
mural project Kyle Kajihiro, artist and
ALANA spokesperson, stated, “We
painted this mural as artists of color to
educate people about the historical
fraudulence of the Columbus myth, to
reclaim a history of resistance to op
pression, to tell the untold stories of our
people and to project a positive vision
for social change’.
Asian Latino African & Native
Americans for Justice and Peace, is a
multi-racial interfaith organization dedi
cated to promoting peace and justice
in tern atio n ally , w hile ed u catio n ,
orgainizing and mobilizing people of
color in Portland to counter the effects
of racism and militarism in our commu
nities.
To F ig h t
we reserve
THE RIGHT
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donating 40 Motorola portable phones.
when law-abiding citi-
to be m ade available to the neighbor-
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fences or bigger, more
ferocious watchdogs.
Now more than
patrol to make a difference. If you own or
use a cellular phone, use it to report
suspicious activity or som e
one who needs help.
Cellular Watch." Made
possible through the
cooperation of
Cellular One, the
work together with
Bureau, the City of
police and neighbors
R jrtland’s Office
to take the offensive
of Neighborhood
against crime. This
Associations (ONA)
means getting out
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Neighborhood patrols are a strong, sate
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in instant
contact with
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It will do more for your neighborhood’s
peace of m ind than any ten-foot tall, electri
fied barbed-wire fence ever could.
d eterren t to crime. Especially when linked
Find out m ore today. Call ONA at
to 9-1-1 and local law enforcem ent organi
823-4519, or Cellular One at 274-6155.
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C rim e is on the rise
Nothing helps deter crime
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like a highly-visihle, well-
organized neighborhood
patrol program. Nothing.
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