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By Wesley Tucker
Staff Wrh?f
A major problem for news reporte
covering a story like the Atlanta chi
mnrHArc ic finHincr (art in
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police investigation, the Atlanta bure*
chief for NBC News told a USC broadcastir
fraternity Friday.
Kenley Jones, an 18-year veteran
broadcast journalism, spoke at the annu
awards banquet of Alpha Epsilon Rho,
national broadcast journalism fraternity, <
the press' delicate role in the Atlanta case
"The main problem in covering a stoi
like the one developing now in Atlanta is n
to hinder the official investigation," Jon<
said.
A recent example of this problei
developed when Roy Innis, Congress
Racial Equality staff director, called
press conference in Atlanta and claimed
know the identity of the child murderer.
"We felt that Mr. Innis was sincere in h
beliefs, but just misdirected in his motives,
Write ! "
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Black students at USC
educational system/' ac<
female black graduate.
Henri Monteith Turner,
keynote address at the f
Alumni Association's Black
"I am the graduate of
tolerance and disdain towi
H^BH Turner said. "These stude
still unjust educational sys
help and save, but until we
TURNER, a Columbii
m ' -e8ree in biology from
K ?- fPW degree in biology from B
degree in biology from At
chairman of the Departr
\ A| Outstanding black stuc
f were honored at the first t
IMBl honoring such accompli*
"This is an important a
|&, "We are here because of U
? have overcome. It is com:
reflect and honor."
r Referring to black pt
Turner said President R
ays
der case hard
pr? tr*
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he said.
FBI officials in Atlanta picked up
rs suspect based on Innis' information, Jone
Wsaid, and a thorough investigation of th
n 1 1 11 ? A - At
jg man i cveaieu nu unKS 10 Uie case.
!'J JONES,who worked for several years i
8 Vietnam and also for several Midwester
stations, said there was some controvers
, over publishing a photograph of the ma
Innis said was the murderer.
a
>n 44we really debated on whether or not u
should run the picture on the air or not,
ry Jones said. "Luckily, we didn't and th
ot information proved to be worthless. If w
BS had run the stnrv th#? urnv Innic hoH criuon
? ?J 5?TVI?
to us, we could be staring at a big (law) su
fn right now."
of
a Jones is a graduate of Northwester
to University and a native of Georgia. A
NBC's Atlanta bureau chief, he is respoi
is sible for the coverage of several Souther
states for the NBC news system.
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nrest Brown proposals
t?ffWrtt?r minoritie
are still "victims of an unjust "THIS!
wording to the university's first country,'
who did li
a 1965 USC graduate, gave the Reagar
irst awards banquet of the USC available
; Caucus Fridav. * impossibl
an institution that practices in- "Who f
ird the blacks of this university," ought tob
nt casualities are the victims of a Tl??er
tern. Some have tried to intervene, av
unite things will get worse." degrees tl
i native, received a bachelor's
USC. She received her master's
ioston University and a doctorate Turner sj
lanta University. Currently, she is free? Son
nent of Biology at Morris Brown answers.
Tnic io o r
lents in academics and athletics Turner
iwards ceremony, and Turner said problems
?hments of young blacks is im- solutions.
"We m
nd historical event," Turner said. Associate
tie physical and mental barriers we everybod;
mendable and important to pause, "WE A
our monc
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onald Reagan's recent economic Turner sa
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! have two important considerat
m you pay for it?
Since going to medical
H year you'd probably welcome i
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SCHOLARSHIP FOR P
! help you get into a medical sell
?- pay most of your medical scho
1.1 4-year scholarship, plus a monl
|l this scholarship program, you j
! and more benefits when you gi
It's called the Armed F
Program (HPSP, for short). If }
osteopathy, you can't afford t<
uppuriunuy.
START YOUR MEDIC
scholarship graduate, you'll be
years. That means you'll have I
est comprehensive system of hi
your career without student lo
\ And you won't have the usual
most young doctors face. It's a
FOR MORE INFORMATION CON
Cpt. Edward Miller, MSC
Eisenhower Army Medical C
Fort Gordon, Ga. 30905
(404) 790-6939
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could be very damaging t
3 in the country.
ELECTON of Ronald Reagan s
' Turner said. "We are increi
ttle now do nothing. There is a i
i's proposal of eliminating muc
for college-bound young pe<
e for most black institutions to
ights for our black students?'
e a program to help these stude
said blacks are unique in the 4
erage, blacks go to school Ion
lan any other group, yet their
?tions are minimal, she said.
IINK the picture for black e
lid. "Will we become slaves
lebody has to crystalize the
There are no single issues 01
omplex problem," she said,
suggested that blacks becoi
facing them and more activ
jst become contributing men
>n to help our people in colle
ir says they are too busy.
LSO have to use our money. I
y together, we can help blacl
iting our money and make
id.
Jones spoke to men
ternity, Friday night. (Phot
PRE MED MAJORS
HE ARMY HE
UICAL EDUCI
g your plans for medical s
ions. Where will you go? /
school mnrp pvn^n?iiv
D ? ?- ~ -1- ~
ill the financial help you c
one source?the Army.
MEDICAL SCHOOL. We c
ool. But once you're acce
ol expenses with a full-tui
:hly allowance. If you qua
Set benefits while you're ii
aduate.
orces Health Professions ?
'oifre planning to study 11
d ignore this generous sehc
lALCAREER IN THE AF
an Army doctor for at lea
he advantages of workine
salth carc in the country,
ans to pay back.
start-up costs
great beginning.
rACT: q
"enter
MY.
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%pin H
1st
ys
o blacks and other
ihifts the mood of the
asingly alone. Those
mood of disdain."
h of the financial aid
ople would make it
operate, Turner said.
' she asked. "There
?nts."
'educational quest."
iger and seek higher
pay is mediocre and
riucation is bleak,"
again or will we be
issues and give the
no single answers.
rne more aware of
e in bringing about
?oers or tne Alumni
ge," she said. "But
f we adequately pool
c students. We must
our money count,"
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