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Gravely to head
defense agency
Vice Adniral Samuel L.
Gravely’s nomination to
become director of the Defense
Communications Agency, was
approved by President Carter
earlier this month.
Gravely, the highest ranking
Immunization program aimed
at 200,000p00r children
WASHINGTON - The
National Medical Association
(NMA) has announced the
launching of a National
Immunization Program (NIP)
in conjunction with the
National Council of Negro
Women (NCNW). The program
is funded by a $451,000 grant
from the Department of
Health, Education and Welfare.
NIP was developed as a
result of the National
Immunization Initiative
launched in April of 1977 by
HEW Secretary Joseph
Califano. This study indicated
that low income and inner-city
children do not receive
adequate immunization for the
“Big 7” infectious diseases
(polio, measles, rubella,
deptheria, whooping cough,
tetanous and mumps).
The program is designed to
reach over 200,000 poor and
minority children in “unserved
or underserved” health areas in
fifteen cities. These cities
include Washington, D.C., Los
Angeles, San Francisco,
Baltimore, Richmond, Atlanta,
Newark, Nashville, Kansas
City, Mo., New Orleans,
Detroit, Houston, Columbus,
Ohio, Roxbury, Ma., and the
state of Mississippi.
Announcing the grant, Dr. ■
George I. Lythcott, assistant I
Surgeon General, Public Health I
Service, and Director, Health I
Services Administration, stated I
“There is growing concern over I
the low immunization rates I
among American children, I
especially Blacks and other I
minorities. Immunization levels I
in non-white pre-school and I
school-aged groups are far I
below those generally accepted I
as necessary to prevent f
outbreaks.” |
Despite the availability of |
protective vaccines against the
‘Big 7,” the percentage of
children who are fully
immunized has been decreasing
annually. “For many children,
these disease are relatively
minor health problems,” said
Dr. Lythcott. “However,” he
added, “any one of them can
cause life-long physical or
mental impairment or even
death.”
NIP plans include a massive
community outreach approach
to identify children who are
not immunized, via surveys
conducted at schools,
churches, with parent groups,
etc. Educational material will
be distributed through the
media and direct i
communication will be 1
established with children who
have not been immunized. v
Coordinators for NIP will be
NMA physicians and members ,
of the NCNW. Field directors
will circulate materials, keep
records of children receiving
immunization as well as work
with volunteer organizations in
implementing the program.
NMA physicians who are not
located in target citieswill also
receive educational
information to distribute in
their communities.
Secretary Califano (
encouraged the public and
private sector to participate in
immunization initiatives to
guard our children and adults
Former
Augustans
to appear
on Soul Train
Two former Augustans will
be featured on Soul Train
Saturday.
Kenny Brawner and his
brother “Cheeze” will perform
with their band “Raw Sugar”.
The group will sing its new
release “Whippin’ It Up.”
Black in the U.S. Aimed
Forces, is currently
commander of the Third Fleet,
in the Eastern Pacific area.
He will replace Air Force Lt.
Gen. Lee M. Paschall, who is
retiring.
against dangerous infectious
diseases, keeping communities
free from epidemics and
preventive childhood diseases.
NMA will develop data in
each community on tire
present immunization status of
pre-school and school aged
children. The association will
prepare convenient
immunization schedules to
reach as many children as
possible within one year.
Dr. Gertrude T. Hunter,
chairperson, Department of
Family Practice, Howard
University, College of
Medicine, has been appointed
director of NIP. Catherine H.
Smith, MPA program
consultant for NCNW, will
serve as the associate director.
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Willis Reed may quit
as coach of N.Y. Knicks
NEW YORK - The strain of
negotiations for Bill Walton
and Marvin Webster may be
getting to Willis Reed, who said
that he might not continue as
coach of New York if the
Knicks don’t obtain a big
center by the start of the
season.
"Management made certain
promises to me, and one of
them was that we’d have a big
center this year,” said Reed.
“If we don’t get Walton or
Webster, I don’t know if I will
continue as coach.”
Reed led the Knicks to a
second-place finish in his
coaching debut last season,
finishing with a 43-39 record
with a club that hadn’t made
the playoffs in two years. New
York made it to the second
round of post-season play
before falling to the
Philadelphia 76ers in four
straight games.
“It’s just an unpleasant
situation for a coach to open
camp and not know who the
center is,” Reed said. “I want
to win a championship and you
just can’t win without a big
center. It’s like playing with
lour men on the court. You
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can improvise - which I did
last year - but there’s just so
much you can do. You have to
have that center.”
Walton, the National
Basketball Association’s most
valuable player a year ago, is
currently displeased with
Portland Trial Blazer
management and has asked to
be traded. Webster, who last
year led the Seattle supersonics
into tire NBA finals, has been
declared a free agent.
Both have been negotiating
with the Knicks, but Walton
has selected the Golden State
Warriors as the team of his
choice.
“1 think that Willis is just
anxious,” said Knicks’ public
relations director Jim Wergeles.
“He’s a fierce competitor, just
like he was when he played for
the Knickerbockers. That
statement was evoked by a
sequence of questions -- it
wasn't just a blunt threat.”
“Willis just doesn't know
whether he meant it or not, 1
can’t say. It's simply a matter
of frustration."
Reed knows the value of a
big center, having led the
Knicks to two NBA
championships in 1970
’73. Using Bob McAdoc
center last season, the Kn
were victimized time and a
by opposing clubs with bi;
more dominating middle n
Reed’s coaching abilities i
often questioned, but
insisted that he just didn’t I
the personnel to win.
“I wouldn’t
management in a positioi
having to switch coaches in
middle of the season,”
Reed, intimating that if
were to make good on
threat, he would do so be
the start of the year.
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