Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1981 — Page 7

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WASHINGTON, D.C. (NNPA) The 17-member CongressionaJ Black Caucus warned this week that the Reagan Administration's meeting with Angola guerrilia leader Jonas Savimbia “risks alienating the increasingly economically and strategically important nations of Africa.” In a statement issued by U. S. Rep. William H. Gray. Ill ID-PA.), vice chairman of its Foreign Affairs Task Force, and U. S. Rep. Walter E.

Fauntroy. (D-D.C.l, chairman of the Caucus, the members stated: “The Congressional Black Caucus finds it appalling that officials of the Administration met with Jonas Savimbia, leader of the Guerrilla movement UNITA in Angola, while it has on numerous occasions refused to meet with officials of legitimate and recognized governments. the refusal to meet with Foreign Minister of Grenada, Unison Whiteman, dur-

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ing his November 17-22, 1961, visit being a prime example. “In spite of the fact that the government of Angola enjoys widespread popular support at home and nearly total recognition by the international community, induding our Western allies, the United States stands nearly alone in withholding diplomatic recognition of Angola. “The United States' embrace of Savimbi, whose movement is clearly aimed at destabilizing the established angolan government in connection with > South Africa, is even more threatening in light of the Administration’s efforts to repeal the Clack Amendment, which prohibits covert or other assistance that would promote military or paramilitary operations directed at Angola without the authorization of Congress. “The Caucus warns the Administration that these actions raise the risk of alienating the

increasingly economically and strategically important nations of Africa and signaling to Third World countries that they must look elsewhere for aid in the quest for self determination.” Gray, who served on the House Subcommittee on Foreign Operations, stated: “The Reagan Administration's simultaneous rebuff of Angolan overtures for better relations, its failure to condemn South Africa’s invasion of Angola, and this meeting with South Africa backed Savimbi. demonstrates an appalling appeasement policy with racism." Fauntroy stated, “The fact that there are Cuban advisors in Angola should come as no surprise to us. Whenever there has been a lack of U. S. support and even hostility to the legitimate aspirations of oppressed people, a vacuum has been created which others have been happy to fill. -

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public support of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority activities, in 1982. The UNCF committee members were: Soror Gloria Ann Morton-Finney, chairperson; Rasiieus Diane Pillow, Soror Doris Parker. Soror Dorothy

Davis, Soror Charlotte Leavell. Spror Marilyn Blackmon, Soror Sherry Curry. Soror Aleida Pleasants. Soror Rose Murphy, soror Clarrean Anthony, Soror Zoe Davis, Soror Martha Mitchell, and Soror Yvonne Perkins.

SORORS of Alpha Mu Omega Chapter, Alpha Kappa Alpha, were always willing to enlist services of well-known community figures for their various projects. In the photo-left, City-Councilman Roselle Boyd is seen at a sorority function, while State Representative John Day is pictured in photo-right at another.

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