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from L. A. to New York I was averaging 50 miles a day.
That's 3,000 miles which took me something like 73 days,
just pounding and the wear and tear on the body. What got
me over was the moral issue behind the run, that 93 percent
of all the public water we drink is unfit for human consumption.
Gamecock: You mention that the FBI and the CIA are
getting too large, too powerful. What do you feel has to be
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Gregory: We have to put safeguards on them so that they
cannot commit all of the horrors and murders and run
rampant like they're running. A free democratic society is
not supposed to tolerate that. If we want them to run
rampant and do all those things we should destroy our
constitution and get us another form of government that
can permit that.
uamecocK: Are you anti-Dig business'.'
Gregory: I'm not anti anything as much as I am propeople.
Anything that gets in the way of people, anything
that gets in the way where the multi-national corporations
seem to have ethics that permit them to grow at the expense
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Young will speak at 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, April 25, at Republican
Headquarters, 616 Harden St.
The presentation is sponsored by
the Richland County Young
Republicans and is open to the
public.
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of whoever else they have to destroy. This country ought to
have a safeguard that if the capitalistic system cannot
function in a free democratic society, then get rid of it. Get
something else.
Gamecock: Do you feel that race relations in America
are getting better or worse?
Gregory: I feel that race relations in America have to be
better because the conscience level is raised, thanks to Dr.
Martin Luther King and the civil rights movement. There's
still as much bigotry and hatred in the country, but for
years most folks in America believed that bigotry was a
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi problem, including the
people who live in Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi.
rsuw we iuiuw uiai racism is an American promem. we
know that minorities have problems; we know that women
have problems. We know that various groups in this country
have problems. And now for the first time in the history of
this country we can start working on these problems.
Gamecock: How do you feel today's black youth is
shaping up?
Gregory: I see a spiritual force that's never been there
before. I think in the whole that a lot of young blacks that
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are coming up in this country will not take the nonsense that
many blacks have tolerated. They're not just hooked on
manipulating or being manipulated in the system or
making money or wearing fancy clothes. A lot of blacks are
coming through that have moral convictions.
Gamecock: How do you feel the progress of black women
in America is coming along?
Gregory: The black woman has to deal with all types of
pressures. She not only has to deal with a sexist society, but
a racist society; she's getting it from two ends. What's
going to happen when this new liberation force hits is she is
going to be the forefront of it. Women talking about equal
pay for equal work will have a fantastic effect on black
women since there are so many black women that are the
heads of households today.
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