February 6. 2008
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Power in HIV/AIDS Prevention
T he A frican-A m erican com m u­
nity will respond to the impact ot
HIV and AIDS with a special art
c o n te s t S a tu r d a y , F eb . 9 at
C o n c o rd ia U n iv e rsity ’s L uther
Hall. 28 II N.E. Holman St. from I
p.m. to 5 p.m.
All participants will be encour-
aged to get educated, get tested,
get treated and get involved with
HIV/AIDS as part of National Black
H IV/AIDS A w areness Day.
T he event is sponsored by the
African A m erican AIDS A w are­
ness Action Alliance, a coalition o f
services providers that include
Charles McCleoud
CEO
Activities continue Saturday at
7 p.m., with the show ing o f the film
"B rother to Brother” at the Q C en­
ter, 69 S.E. T aylor St. T he film tells
the story o f a gay, black artist in
1920s New York and others who
struggled during the Harlem Re­
naissance.
A frican House. Brother to Brother,
Ethos. Inc., Cascade AIDS Project,
the Portland chapter o f Links, Inc.,
the M ultnom ah C ounty H ealth
Department, Urban League of Port­
land. W hite Rose Fund. Planned
Parenthood and Self Enhancement,
Inc.
H e C to u d
treating sick cow s to force them
into a slaughterhouse. T he video
was released by The Humane Soci­
ety o f the United Slates after a six-
week undercover investigation.
U SD A regu latio n s and C a li­
fornia law g en erally do not allow
m istreatm ent o f disabled anim als.
Federal reg u latio n s also call for
keeping d o w ned cow s out o f the
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food supply becau se they may
pose a h ig h er risk o f E. co li, sa l­
m o n ella co n tam in atio n o r m ad-
cow d isease.
Beverly Hassell, program an a­
lyst for O reg o n 's child nutrition
program s, said the state will help
school officials identify any sus­
pect meat that hasn’t been served
to schoolchildren.
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Monte I Williams
In Loving Memory
(AP) - Syndicated talk show host
M ontel W illiam s is being replaced
by a younger version o f himself.
CBS Television Distribution an­
nounced W ednesday that "T he
Montel W illiam s Show " will cease
production after this television sea­
son. his 17th on the air.
Instead, stations that carried his
show will be offered a series of W il­
liams reruns. “Best of Montel" will
be 52 weeks worth o f “some of the
most exciting episodes” from the
show 's history, the producers said.
“ I ca n ’t say thank you enough to
those w h o ’ve w elcom ed me into
their hom es for the past 17 years,”
W illiam s said. "It has been both an
honor and a jo y ."
A memorial service will be held on Saturday Feb.
9 at 12 p.m. at True Vine M issionary Baptist
Church, 4735 N. Commercial.
She is survived by her husband George Kelley
and daughters Mary Brown and Lucille Harris;
grandchildren, Susan Harper, Anthony Holman.
Cynthia W ashington and W endell Brown; great
grandchildren, Brittinie Harper, Michael Harper
Jr., Gabrieli H arper,Tony Holman Jr„ Jana Holman,
Zoe Holman, Tyson Holman, Q uayana W ashing­
ton, Mark W ashington Jr., Shawntell W ashington;
Wendell Brown Jr, Jam onte' Brown, M aria Brown
and Kendell Brown; nieces, Janice Robinson and
Shirley Bailey and nephew Lolenzo Poe.
m urist
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and died on Feb, 2, 2008.
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School Lunchrooms Recheck Beef
(AP) — School cafeterias in O r­
egon received m ore than 170,000
pounds of beef from a Southern
C alifornia m eatpacking com pany
that was barred last week from sup­
plying school lunches.
T he action was taken as federal
investigators look into video foot­
age that showed w orkers at the
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