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The Augusta News-Review - June 27,1981-
Completes Basic
Army Ptv. Romie W.
Cunningham, son of Rosa
L. Cunningham of 1819
Cooney Circle, has
completed basic training at
Fort Knox, Ky.
During the training.
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students received
Instruction in drill and
ceremonies, weapons, map
reading, tactics, military
courtesy, military justice,
first aid, and Army history
and traditions.
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Local Jack And Jill
HAWAIAN LUAU—Some
5(10 Augustans were treated
to a Hawaian style “iauu"
al the Julian Smith Casino.
The Activity was a fund
raiser for the local chapter
of Jack and Jill, Inc.
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....Mrs. Mildered
Kendrick is president of the
Fund Raising Committee.
Other members of the
committee are Betty Beard,
Jean Cisrow, Majorie
Evans, Betty Walker,
Eleanor Prince, Arminia
Frye and Juanita Mclntyre.
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scars heal. Could you if a
little white child called you
Nigger? Could you if you
walked into a restaurant
and the maitres D' had
“Nigger Get Out” written
all over his facet Could you
erase the mental scars
when everytime you turn on
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the television your race or
religion is depicted in a
demoralizing and
stereotypical fashion? Can
you forgive a culture that
refuses to acknowledge the
achievements of your
people? No one could really
understand the hollowness
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Marjorie and Charles Evans
of a father who tells his son
of the great
accomplishments of his
ancestors and the son
retorts, “1 don't believe
you 'cause that’s not in my
history book.”
I guess this situation is
really the pot calling the
kettle Black. It seems that if
any one wants to defend or
fight for the underprivilege,
the disenfranchised, or for
any justice he bay to daily
ward off derogatory and
insulting labeels. And
usually the one who is
doing the name calling and
slandering is a
Leadership...
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Clay Bagby, 111, area
manager. The Trane
Company; Joan Fishbein,
community volunteer;
Elizabeth Griffin,
coordinator of Academic
Admissions, Medical
representative of a
dispassionate and ruthless
status quo. This is
particularly vivid when the
status quo is really the
guilty party. It is usually
the status quo who deceives
and creates the hoaxes.
If you really want to
see a great hoax, look at
the history of the U.S. as
printed in textbooks. Better
yet, examine the oil crisis
interest rates and
Watergate! When people
believe that reality is unreal
and deceptions are true,
something's rotten in
Denmark!
College of Georgia, Dr.
Stephen Hobbs, associate
professor of psychology,
Augusta College; H. Vann
Parker, manager, Technical
and Quality Assurance,
Continental Forest
Industries; and Frank C.
Thomas, news coordinator,
WJBF-TV.
Others who are lending
their expertise as
community leaders are:
Linda G. Platt, associate
executive director, United
Ways; Dr, Julius Scott,
president, Paine College
and a member of the 1979-
80 executive board of
Leadership Augusta; The
Reverend Peter G. Thomas,
rector, St. Paul’s Episcopal
Church; and Dr. W.J.
Walker, Jr., Dentist.
Among board
members’ responsibilities
are selecting participants
for the Class of 1982,
planning and overseeing
the educaitonal programs
and working with special
committees of Leadership
Augusta.