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About Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1997)
Pave a ; Think holiday safety P O L IC E JVEW& Hit and run draws warrant Crime Stoppers offers $ 1 ,0 0 0 reward for arrest e le c tric a l dangers the greatest presents e y o u r ta m il) ilu s y e a r w ill neve ippear under .o u r tree c tr ita l safety Shiel.i »Iden. P ortland c P ow er nager Multiple infractions puts teen on want list A le x F e d o ro v ic F ilip s k iy is a 19- y e a r-o ld w h ite nude (D O B July I I. 1978).He is 5 ’ 8" ta ll am i w e ig h ts a p p ro x im a te ly 150 to 160 pounds, . several I lie P ortland P o lite Bureau s auto e a saler (lic it I ask fo rc e . in c o o p e ra tio n w ith ohv ¡oils r I rayed r o u tle ts w ith b ro w n h a ir and blue eyes II yo u have any in fo rm a tio n re g a rd in g th is case, c a ll e ith e r the P o rt land P olice Bureau A u to T h e ll Task help m lo ca tin g and ap prehending F orce at (5 0 3 ) 82 3-5 098 . o r C rim e V e x I edorov ie F ilip s k iy Stoppers. \ n au esi w a rrant, ch a rg in g A le x C rim e Stoppers is o ffe rin g a cash I ilip s k iy w iili liv e counts o l Llnau- >r lig h ts R em em ber to unplug an il toys elettroni . pulling ip lia nce s the p lu g D o n 't plugs to lo d ity tlire e - pro n g e d ìto tu o -p ro n t ted sock- I'll els M ake tire that lig h tr . and e x- tension et ds. as w e ll as e le c- Iro n ic g ill are U t appr oved. I f ext« sion cu ds are hot to die touch, s probi bIy a sign o l ¡1 serious pi ih n r i/e d I se o l a M o to r V e h ic le , is tio n . reported to C rim e Shippers, on tile in M u ltn o m a h “ C o u n ty w h ic h leads to an arrest in th is case In a d d itio n . < lai k ( o u n ty . W a sh o r any unsolved fe lo n y c rim e , and in g to n . a lso h o ld s a w a rra n t lo r you can rem a in an on ym ous C a ll C rim e S toppers at (5 0 3 ) 823- fe lo n y H it and Run B o th are no ba il Alex Filipskiy ildren m in d e d o h o u ld be re ie basic law s o f elee trieal sale P ortla nd P olice Bureau T r a ffic a p ic k u p tru c k tu rn in g le ft fro m 49th aw ay from lov s sh ni Id be kep t O regon L icen se U T B 6 5 5 , was seen A c c id e n t Inve stigators, in c o o p e ra o n to F ra n k lin struck h im and then in the area fo llo w in g the accident li» ni w ith C rim e Stoppers, are a sking d ro ve aw ay. R iggs die d in a h o spita l In ve stig a to rs w o u ld lik e to locate the tw o days la te r, as a re su lt o f his veh icle and ta lk w ith the ow ner. p re he nding the person resp on sible in ju rie s . b n s in k in g and fa ta lly in ju rin g a C rim e Stoppers is o ffe rin g a cash T he suspect v e h icle is described pedestrian H ili HELP Fatal Hit fit Run Accident fo r y o u r he lp in id e n tify in g and ap A lso , i fle e . rew ard ot up to $ 1 .0 0 0 fo r in fo rm a I ilip s k iy s arrest on a charge ot and not tli Continued from Front maturing society " ITiat makes the university more v i prowess o f the young black man. ies program, tew professorial experts ( )n W ednesday. O cto b e r 29. 1997, tion . reported to C rim e Stoppers, y e llo w in c o lo r, equippe d w ith large w h ic h leads to an arrest in th is case o r and little hands ;ii about 7:4 0 in the e ve n in g . 3 4 -yca r- o ld I honias ug gs was cro ssin g the A tru c k m a tc h in g the d e scrip tio n to rd s sircet at SE 49th and F ra n k lin , w hen o l the suspect ve h icle and bearing tire s and a ro ll-b a r. he noted, a know ing smile revealing more power than the Aunt Jemima ceramic cookie iar on one tile was recruited one year after graduation cabinet anda stark black and vv lute' c o l to teach both a black literature class and ored o n ly " sign on another a remedial english class w ith only a " I 'm not in the streets anymore, but I in still an agent lo r change and seeing "We recruited inner city students, students graduate w ith this knowledge not traditionally prepared tor college." and academie m otivation is energizing he said. " I lie y needed the remedial for me Ills d ix to r a l thesis at the I Ini classes i f they w ere to be successful in versity ot Portland college, but they were very interested in change in education Bemganagent for identity issues o f race and culture " trend in M illn e r s eareei reflects that M illn e r still paints m odem academia W ith a house lu ll o f hooks, the p ro o f as a hostile place for people o f color ot the pudding conies to M illn e r when "W hen 85 percent o f PSU’ s students daughter M ila, recently asked for his and faculty are from the majoity culture, input on a pa|X'i she vv as preparing at the it is not part o f the mental orientation o f I Iniversity o f Nevada at I as Vegas on the administration to provide lo r the stereotypes in cinema other 15 percent w ithout being re freshman at the I Iniversity o l Southern Son A n io n is a minded.” C alifornia campus tix x l se W hether subtle campus in nations or lections and cultural bias o f Ixxiked glaring problems o f race clashes, it has entertainment Subtle nuances can create feelings o f been a far cry from the nurturing atm o cultural alienation fo rm in o rity students, sphere o f the all - black com m unity o f he said Urbancrest. O hio, where he spent Ins But waves o f M illite r's influence glide w ith his students into other cam first dozen years. His postman father, though not pan pus history classes where their new o f the world o f academia, perspectives are shared in conversa ample o f persistance in a w ork ethic, tions w ith m ajority culture students com m unications vv ith M illn e r’s m other Ilie y. and encouragement to the five siblings in mm. develop new altitudes set an ex based on this new know ledge, and that w ho later became college professors evolutionary process finds its way into a and attorneys. rew ard o f up to $ 1,00 0 fo r in fo rm a as an o ld e r m od el p ic k u p tru c k , pale should siay away from w ire s and brant." in the field were available and M illn e r bachelor's degree in hand w arrants. ( lin n Snippers, are asking lo r v o u r ir h o m i Professor sees change When Cal Poly started a black stud ’Tis th e season for - th a t's e DEC'. 1», 1997 (The )Jartùtuò any unsolved fe lo n y c rim e , and you can rem a in anon ym ous. C a ll C rim e A tv lie rh u rd nette Stoppers at (5 0 3 ) 8 2 3 -H E L P . The Water Tower Portland's Jay named convention industry leader B la c k M e e tin g s and fo u r is m A t Jo h n ’ s L a n d in g fin e s s e ' of AC p u b lic a tio n , based in ( a lilo rm .i. re v e n tio n and fo u ris m ) has m ade a ce n tly announced Ih e ir list o f m ost s ig n ific a n t im pact on the eth n ic m i in flu e n tia l A lr ic a n A m e ric a n s in the co n v e n tio n and to u rism in d u s try . I ( A fr ic a n A m e ric a n C o n 5898 North Interstate (503) 289-1132 n o rity c o n v e n tio n in d u s try o v e r the n H C t “ M B E K ...S.FK past to m years, e le v a tin g P ortland. Relaxers $35.00 Full Set $24.00 Fill in $14.00 Roy Jay. 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