Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1982 — Page 3

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ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooeoof CAPHCOBN Happy N«w Year and Happy Birthday! This it a new year aad you should work oa it being a very positive year, not like the past one. bat better. Your rukng planet is Saturn. whicfe,» also, rales the skeleton of the body. Vocations are: polities, eroaoaiista. bankers, directors, mathematicians, and ministers. Best friends are Taurus. Virgo. Scorpio and Pisces, opposite sign is Cancer. Your best locations are secluded places. Your colon are Mack, dark green and brown. Saturn, also, is the disciplinarian, you deal well with past sad old traditions. The goat is the symbol for you sign, oatura takes 29Vt yean to revolve around the Sun and stays two-aadahalf yean in each sign. Capricorn is one o ft he four starter and earth signs of the Zodiac. AQCJAUUS You enjoy change and you should be thinking positive thoughts and “making'* positive changes this year. You have no time for self pity or negative thinking. Work on being yourself without trying to control others, they must make their final decision for themselves. Be on guard for falling in love with the wrong person. For those maned and having problems, you have two months to get your love life back in order. Knjoy yourself and try not to be none other than who you are. Trust the Master. PISCES Get the bull out of your soul because you early born f'iseians are being forced to see life as it is. The sooner you deal in reality the better. You are the sign that has s strong tendency to drown your robiems in alcohol and/or drugs. However, you are not getting rid of the problem but making a mess of your life. God's way Is the only way, make your choice. ABIES Many of you will and are having problems with your love ones', you must deal positive without looking for everything to go your way. Your energy level will be high for about the next month and a half. Open up and talk without the influence of drugs and negative thinking. Control yourself on going off on others; for. there are two sides to every story. l>o not limit yourself with negative thinking. Be careful of who you form partnerships with, at this time, make sure you read the small print. No matter what your goals are in life. God is the key. We all have free will, negative or positive, make your choice. Thank God. TAURUS This is an excellent time for dealing with and planning money matters. Work on putting together some kind of budget. If you have a need for shopping for antiques, now is the lime to do so. If problems come up around your love ones and there are problems that need to surface now is the time to talk them over in a posivitive way. Try not to sweep anything under the rug. deal. He who walks upon the path must learn to think for himself. We are the creation of God's evolution.

HII.MAM SAVHERS age 10. fourth grader at PubKc school *111. In *#2. I want to make good grades in school.

KOHEKTA COIJBAV* There was death in my family in *ftl, which made it a bad year and hard for me financially, fine good thing. H brought my family closer together. I will try in '*2 to be faithful and both a mother and father to my rhildren. I wilt put my hand in Cod's bands.

M iKV JONES-Keagan messed me up money wise. In *kl. th« best thing that happened to im was f learned about Christ and his word. For the year '*2. I want to witness more foi Christ.

GEMINI You ran not expect others close to you to always deal with your negative tpin. there are times when one is enough. You will have the final say about yourself and it must be positive. You should look deep for the truth about yourself. If you think that two lovers are the key to your happiness you are wrong and putting a bulk to your positive growth. :spend more lime with your family . True love starts within you. Trust God. CANCER Many of you have a problem showing love to your loved ones; for. you fear the hurt of being rejected. You must overcome this negative trait, be for real, if you want to live a life of Godliness and peace. Be thankful that you are being tested at this time. It is good to see where you are weak so that you can build a stronger life. You should say nothing unless you are quite sure what you say is true, kind and helpful. Think carefully before you speak. God hears all. LEO Hold bnck your mind from pride, fos pride comes only from ignorance. The person who does not know, thinks that be b great. The wise ones knows that only God is great, that all good work is done by God alone. By filling your head with evil thoughts, you hinder your own growth. Let God be your guide to a lovely beautiful one. VIRGO You will be dealing with thoughts and things that are unusual and different. Make sure you know the outcome of what you are dealing with. You should start making plans for this unusual month. If you have writing abilities now is the time for using it. start by answering letters that you have been putting off. By all means avoid jobs that require tedious routine and that ties you down. LIBRA You have character, artistic talents, love of beauty, good taste, sensusl m love and a love of the comforts of life; these areas are being tested. You must deal honestly and show love instead of your short comings. You must trust the Master, as well as. trust yourself. Unless there is perfect trust, there ctffftot be the perfect flow of love rwwffrt within you. You must bear your less cheerful moments whatever it may be. Trust God. SCORPIO No worldly object should draw you aside from God. You must do everyting with the Lord in mind. Bo look at others with kindness, gentleness and tolerance. Everything has its place. A great teacher once wrote “When I was a child, 1 spoke as a child. 1 understood as a child. I thought as a child; but when I became a man 1 put away childish things." Yet, he who has forgotten their chfldhood and lost sympathy with children is not an adult andean not teach or help. Only fhtrtr who know the laws of God, our Master. SAGITTARIUS You must aim for the bull's eye this year. You are a perfectionist in many areas; your speech should he as direct as the arrow that symbolizes your sign. Yon are not indoor people, yon perfer to be out in the world with plenty of fresh air and open space. Yon have a tendency to take chances on nearly anything, you love animals, especially horse racing. Easy come easy go is a problem; be careful of overdoing. Take a chance on God,

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rilOMA* KIKffVagr 1$. stu dent nt Altuck* High orluMrl. It was not a had year lor me. I did have a .nnmmrr job. For **2. I want to try and get a all year round job.

V VLAKIE DAVENPORT NJ, brought me love and happinrvo hut thing* could have been better. I want good health lor *m child in the nprsming new ♦ ear.

J U h JORDAN There was not enough money available in 'hi. One gaud thing is I did fond n fob I hope 'H2 will be better, f plan to make it better bv allending II PI L

HELEN HI NTER'In Nl, I didn't have ns much money as I would have iked, Nt did bring me a job. In N2. I hope lor better things to come.

LARRY KIRTLEY Nt was a loess year. There were support patmeoi*, hod erooomir sitoa' lion*, and white loflt*. The best thing that happened was my ole tody left and I did get a raise. For N2, I would like to moke

RONALD HI Vr i didn't work in Nl, I can't think ol anything good about Nl, I couldn't get a jjob. In N2,1 hope to Rod o job or go into the service.

Ex-Atlanta Mayor's tenure ■narked with success, sorrow

ATLANTA When ex Atlanta Georgia Mayor Maynard Jackson left his office January 4th, for the last tone after an eight year reign, that has seen this grand :4outhem capital grow with new skyserapprrs. the World's largest airport and a giant convention center. The Jackson administration wifi always he remembered in the hearts of many blacks in Atlanta for other things, such as the heated battles with the city's white business com mumty, a bitter garbage strike and a tragic crime epidemic, which came to a bah with the tragic murders of 2& young Macks. Barred by the law from seeking a third fowr year term, Jackson wig torn the rhy over M to another one of the nations 2 formoet Mack fonder*, former 5 United Nations Ambassador 5 Andrew Young, 6 In 1986 Jackson, a young ft* 7k year-old attorney m a state 0 where politics were dominated 0 by older conservative whites. J fhaflengied the system and S *uffefedhfo first pohtiealdefoat M in Ben. Herman Talmadge 3 1. # But in 197<J the fiery young 0 lawyer, came hack and ran for P the vim-mayor of the city and 5 won. This opportunity would later ahow Mm time to hold office and also start bis own law firm.

In H*73 Jackson ran against then Mayor sam Masseiil and defeated him in a bitter efection. Given more power than any *4 the pre-vioo* mayors, Jackson started to assert bis authority immediately. First be eonsoldated a New Department of Pubbr Jfofety, which include police, fire and civil defense bureaus, with the Atlanta Pohee Department, beaded, which at the tune was beaded by Massefl appointed John Inman. Tabbin* an old Moorebouse < College classmate A. Beginafd Eaves to bead the Department, Jackson would later have to fire Ea ves for bis role on a police cheating scandal in which Macks allegedly received ad vanee copies of promotion tests Jackson seemed to be j*wt what the BomUi needed, A Mack man with authority to bead a major Southern city, BUrting an agressive af firmative a c t i o n program, wMcb would be design to bring Mack businesses into the mam stream of the city's mommy. Jackson insisted that 2$ percent of city construction jobs go to the minority firms, a policy fkff rankled the city's white business community. Currently. 27.5 percent of city business goes to minority firms up from 0.3 percent in 1973, The biggest project was the

ftki million dollars flartsfield foternational Airport terminal, a project the mayor proudly noted was fioisbed within the budget The affirmative action plan was not the only reason many whites disapproved of Jackson, There also was bis sometimes bombastic, sometimes mdd ferent style. Despite bis problems, Jackson won, a second term, taking 43,2 percent of the vote m October 1977'* efection. Jackson s became na ifonaHy recognized as the At laflta Murders of 19ft* and 1961 developed. The slaying* and the city's worsening crime pcobicfu east a pail over the final months of the Jackson administration ■ “f am proud of what I have done to improve the lot and condition of Mack people, but we alone cannot change the society , f'ity government alone cannot do it, it needs the hem of the county, o and local government," Jackson said. 7 Maynard Jackson fist Ms affirmative action programs bis major achievement u. as weg as a neighborhood revitalization movement and Mu fight agamot police brutality. T HAVE FOUGHT A GOOD FIGHT. I HAVE FINWHED MY COURSE. I HAVE HEFT THE FAITH “ (Timothy 2*1

Indiana Bell customers save from excise tax

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The federal excise tax on telephone service will drop from 2 percent to 1 percent on Jan. I. saving Indiana Bell

Start the new year right by planning to attend the Little Red Door Oral Cancer Screening Clinic on Saturday morning, January 9. Appointment* can be made by calling the United Way Cancer Agency office at 925 5595. The Oral Cancer Screening Clinic i* held at the Indiana University Dental Clinic, 1121 W. Michigan Street. Volunteer medical and dental professional* from the university examine the soft tissue of the oral cavity and the areas surrounding the mouth for malignancies. Oral cancer can be cured, if detected and treated in the early stages. However, since mouth sores are relatively common many patients delay getting medical attention. The Utile Red Door urges you to take advantage of this cancer detection clinic.

customers something over S6 million next year. That's the good news. The bad news is that the tax levy won't disappear entirely at the end of 1962. as once planned. Congress decreed that the federal tax on telephone service would remain at 1 percent until Jan, 1. 1965, after next week's

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^ The telephone tax was imposed during World War 1 as a "temporary*' measure. That was in 1914. Although repealed briefly after the war, it was reinstRuted during the Depres sion and at one time rates were as high as 25 percent on long distance and 15 percent on local service. The telephone companies act as collection agents for the federal government in collecting the excise tax on service.

During the month of Feb ruary, the Indiana State Mu seum will he sponsoring a traditional rug hooking work shop. The technique, taught by Indiana rug maker Jean White, involve* hooking narrow strip' of wool through a burlap mesh backing. The workshop w ill meet from 10:30 a.m. to l2:-i0 p.m. on tour consecutive Tuesdays. Febr uary . 9. 16. and 23. The registration fee i*. $27. and includes instructions and mate rials. To register or for additional . information, contact: Curator of Education, Indiana State Museum at 232 1637. Registra tion is limited and should Inreceived by January 10. 19H

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