,Thure~~~~ ~m~~s do",," \;'~ for those politiCal advert<strong>is</strong>ers Still tw<strong>is</strong>t troth on TV? Q .'.:'. candidates (<strong>the</strong>y know dJ' to The Health,~':.' who <strong>the</strong>y are) whose '. Association of:" desperate desire. to Win. . Rochester, which <strong>is</strong>~..has prompted such ugly mudslinging' .' celebrating its 75th"in <strong>the</strong>se last days of <strong>the</strong> election anniversary next month.I, campaign. Don't believe much of Long before "multi-cultural<strong>is</strong>m", what you see in ads th<strong>is</strong> weekend. became popuIal, The Health", George Bush's characterization of Association was .reaching out to <strong>the</strong> ."Bill Clinton and AI GOre as,"BQzo'" communi'ty with·materials publ<strong>is</strong>hed,and "Ozone" <strong>is</strong> a mild example of . in Italian, Pol<strong>is</strong>h and Yidd<strong>is</strong>h, as.- <strong>the</strong> cheap shots. ." well as Engl<strong>is</strong>h ' ' '.. J.Once ag~ it's too bad that • It has kept that· tradition alive i~Monroe County no longer has a over <strong>the</strong> decades, adding Span<strong>is</strong>h- 1bipart~ Fair Campaign Practices ~e mate~ to. its l<strong>is</strong>ts. Last ~\CoDlDllttee - thanks to <strong>the</strong> year, It opened Its Clinton Avenue ~1sabotage o.f <strong>the</strong> ~publican and Outreach Center'in <strong>the</strong> heart of ~Conservative J>8!ti~. . Rochester's H<strong>is</strong>panic neighborhoods. ,:~" All that ~mams 18 for vo to dJ'" . to all <strong>the</strong> people who ~;..,feSpond ~ th... . ,have helped <strong>the</strong> tdJfor<strong>the</strong> Rochester ". , Rochester' ~, .... <strong>Child</strong>ren's ", . " '. :.',pbilbarmonic ~< Collaborative and Orchestra get its finances in shape. -\Rochester Area Among <strong>the</strong>m are <strong>the</strong> players ~:, Foundation, which took a bunch of hemselves, who have made major ~; politicians on a tour of places like '. ncessions on salaries; <strong>the</strong> l'..Foodlink and <strong>the</strong> Head Start center 'dmin<strong>is</strong>tration, which has cut I:: onlBay Street, among o<strong>the</strong>rs. It's '. penses; and 11,000 people who f: important that elected leaders see ntributed money to <strong>the</strong> orchestra. ~first-hand <strong>the</strong> good work <strong>the</strong>se The result <strong>is</strong> that RPO, which has .programs are doing. ' , ., . n in financial trouble for years, ~But <strong>the</strong> politicians, all of whom cut its debt in half and hopes to 1:were nmning for election, must show liminate <strong>the</strong> debt eiltirely by <strong>the</strong> ~; <strong>the</strong> same concern for <strong>the</strong>se programs nd of next year. That's.music to ~, after next week's election. Q . ,.... ' everyone's ears.Q' ~.' . , .for <strong>the</strong> F . -. to Spike Lee, who has· ~:tration, which .". requested that some (<strong>is</strong> about to impose new . news organizations send ~:labeling regulations on . only black repOrters to ~.packaged.foods. Some companies interview him about h<strong>is</strong> latest movie, ,have been'toying with words pretty Malcolm X. Lee defends himself by ;. loosely, ~ some foods "Lite" for citing d<strong>is</strong>tortions of h<strong>is</strong> views byexample, when <strong>the</strong>y're'really full of white journal<strong>is</strong>ts and questions <strong>the</strong>yfat. That will become illegal. 0 . . ask that he describes as irrelevant.. to.<strong>the</strong> Federal Trade He says newspapers, magazines and'. Comm<strong>is</strong>sion, which <strong>is</strong> telev<strong>is</strong>ion stations sho~d hire ~on:~.. dragging its feet on a black reporters and editors, which 18. proposal to apply <strong>the</strong> . true enoug~ .same rules to advert<strong>is</strong>ing. <strong>What</strong>'s But Lee 18 wrong to JUdge all<strong>the</strong> point L.'1 truth-in-packaging if white journal<strong>is</strong>ts by some. Cl~__I111!1 IIII!.•t---------154
....11:MilwaukeeShalala says children need advocacyBy JAN UEBELHERRSentinel slall wrllerVntll children become little ac·tlvlSIS, <strong>the</strong>y need groups like Milwaukee<strong>Child</strong> <strong>Watch</strong> to work asIhelr advucates, University IlfW<strong>is</strong>consin Syslell1 ChancellorDonna Shalaln said Thursday,Shalala, who <strong>is</strong> <strong>the</strong> new chair·'man of Ihe <strong>Child</strong>ren's DefenseFund, a nulional non-profit orga·nlzatlon, made Ihe remarks duroIng a reception at <strong>the</strong> SilverSpring Neighborhood Center af·ter a bus tour of child heallhprogram slles In Milwaukee.Shalala told <strong>the</strong> crowd of about40 that she took over <strong>the</strong> post,from ~llIIary Clinton, wUe ofOemocratlc presidential candl·date Dill Clinton, when Mrs. Clin·ton "decided to go oU and run forpresident with her husband."Several state leg<strong>is</strong>lators andcandidates also went on <strong>the</strong> tour,which slarled at <strong>the</strong> center andIncluded stops at <strong>the</strong> 51. Joseph'sHospital Neonatal Intensive CareUnit and Rosalie Manor, whichoUered a presentation on Its Sup·porting First·Time Parents program.Milwaukee <strong>Child</strong> <strong>Watch</strong> Is aprogram of <strong>the</strong> <strong>Child</strong>ren's De·fense Fund that Involves 13 agen·cles."<strong>Child</strong>ren don't contribute topolitical campaigns. They're not abig lobby In th<strong>is</strong> country," saidShalala, who has been Involvedwith <strong>the</strong> <strong>Child</strong>ren's Defense Fundfor 20 years.She said she has been askedwhy she spends so much time onan organization that deals withchildren, when her career hasbeen devoted to working withstudents at colleges and unlversl·ties."There won't be a Universityof W<strong>is</strong>consin - Mad<strong>is</strong>on ... IfNews & RGreensboCHILD ADVOCATES TEACH BY EXAMPLEThese lobby<strong>is</strong>ts are too young tovot• Mer a campaign season of "chil.dren's <strong>is</strong>sues," political candidates""ere introduced to .:.... <strong>the</strong> thildren,By JUSTIN CATANOSOStaffWriUT.. The congre8slonal candidate held 4·y.ear-old Jennifer In h<strong>is</strong> arms during abreak from her actlvlty at Project UpliftI'D Greensboro. He asked h~r name; sbeonly sOOled bashfully.."Jennifer Is one of five chUdren In herl'lunlly," said Angella Fa<strong>is</strong>on, Who directsihe project's chUd development center."Her mo<strong>the</strong>r Is 22 years old." 'More than 20 Guilford County candidatesfor local, state and natlonal office -men and women who Invariably BPeak outfor governmental support of children ...;.,, came' face to face with <strong>the</strong>ir campalgu, ,rhetoric Monday> 'morning.The two·hour· program, caUed CbildView '92, was designed to Introjluce fu·ture policy makers to those directly atfected' bY~blic·POllcY:'·de8pel· tely IIIInfants In th neonatallntensl,e are unitat <strong>the</strong> Wom n's Hospital and un erprlYi·leged chU n at"ProJect Uplift· ,"Unless ypu see It ftntband; you never'really feel .. part of It or undel'lltand It,",AllanBlsof<strong>the</strong> N.C. ChUd~vocaC)Instltute tol <strong>the</strong> candid.ates, wh E:epeatedlywe", minded df <strong>the</strong> state d<strong>is</strong>malInfant mo Ity and Ichool dro ut rlltes.The prolram's 'baslc <strong>the</strong>tde: thattimely, prudllnt governmentallnyestment" ,'In family and child programs' IIeffectlve., For example, It costs $700 to prprenatal care to a poor woman; intecare costs alone can run $22,000baby Is born early and unhealthy,"• Robin Britt, a former U.8. represtive from Greensboro who foundedject Uplift, told candidates: "Weafford not to Intervene In <strong>the</strong> U<strong>the</strong>se children. If we don't' takemeasures, we'create. permanent uclass of adulta who won't be able tjobs and who wW be a burden on soCChUd VIew '92 was coordinated b<strong>Child</strong>ren's Defense Fund In Washiwhich ll81S North Carolina as onestates It Is t~eting t.o press pollfor support of children's Issues.
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