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mm i fig mm 'Ji" 111,1 W1 wesfvu Fisk Will Host THE TENNESSON, Fridoy, Morch 19, 1976 Jt' -r (TV Sud Beauty Show Slated Today. At Armory Heila Temple Shrine No. 105, Prince Hall affiliation, and Hella Court No. 76, will sponsor their seventh annual talent 'pageant and queen ball from 8 p.m. until 2 a.m.

today at the National Guard Armory. Talent contestants are students attending local universities. They are: Deidra Brooks. Debbie Varnadore. Marinelle Payton.

"Bee Bee" Smith. II I v1. r. lir)v I -N-jt-i It 1 -S: On the rS Architect Jock Potter, left, Metro director of schools Dr. Elbert D.

Brooks, center, and Robert L. Shepherd, general mommonager of WDCN-TV, look over plans at the site of the station's new telecommunications building. Completion of the new building is estimated by July. WDCN's New Broadcast Center Nears Completion A Pro's Instruction The cartoon above is one illustrating a book by former All-Star basketball player Jerry Lucas, right, providing a guide for memorizing the fourth chapter of Matthew. Altar Opened Bible Before Jerry Lucos -StoH photo by DoU Erniborfor July Shepherd said, "These are some of the many advancements in public television which have been in the negotiating stages for years.

But the capability will remian just a capability unless the viewing public supports us financially and continuously." CURRENTLY the station has a $1.1 million budget for fiscal year 1976 of which 35 will have to come from public fund raising drives like Action Auction. Shepherd said the station needs $300,000 immediately to set up mihumum equipment in the new fa-ciljty and $90,000 to $100,000 for production staff per studio. At" ii i MMi 1 1 1 1 il I in" 1 1 i iiiiiii i i Program for communications satel-' lites, allowing a wider choice of programming and a better quality picture and sound track, according to WDCN general manager Robert Shepherd. Police Raid Moonshine Operation HERMINIE. Pa.

(AP) State police say they destroyed 200 gallons of mash, 55 gallons of moonshine alcohol, 22 pounds of yeast and numerous 50-gallon containers in a raid Sunday on an alleged bootlegger near this Westmoreland County town. Constant Evard 45, of nearby Keystone was arrested and later released on nominal bond. Police said Evard was operating a still capable of producing 200 gallons of whisky each week. Construction df a new WDCN-TV Channel 8 telecommunications center, recently delayed by bad weather, has been brought up to date and is now 70 complete, station officials said yesterday. Dr.

Elbert D. Brooks, Metro director of schools, said when the project is finished it will be "comparable in studio space to major commercial stations and that will allow us to produce more and better quality instructional programming for the Metro school system and other school systems which use our educational television services." THE STATION has been producing programming in a studio under 1,000 square feet since 1962. The new building will have three studios with a total of 7,675 square feet which will make the difference" in the quality of the programs, according to Brooks. The station will also be able to connect with tele Black Political Science Meet The Fisk University department of political science will host the sixth annual conference of the National Association of black political science students beginning today through Sunday, it was announced yesterday. Highlighting the conference will be a banquet address by Georgia legislator and civil rights activist Julian Bond at 7 p.m.

tomorrow in the Cecil B. Jefferson dinning room of Adam K. Spence Hall. Admission is $5 per person. THE CONFERENCE opens at 1 p.m.

today in the Appleton Room of Fisk's historic Jubilee Hall with a keynot address by Dr. Mack Jones, professor and chairman of the department of political science at Atlanta University. Dr. Jones' address is titled "Perspective: The Civil Rights Movement of the 60s Implications for the Future. Following the opening address, workshops will be held on such issues as legal maneuvers for social and political change, prison reform and careers in political science education.

Students and faculty from more than 40 colleges and universities are expected for the conference, which is geared towards an intense study of black political development. The intended result of this study is to better prepare students and others to reckon with future political issues in and out of the black community. THE NATIONAL Association of Black Political Science students was formed in 1970 at Howard University in Washington. The purposes of the organization is to promote the interest, study and active participation in legislative, civic, educational, social and political endeavors of the black community. The conference is open and free to trie public, except for the banquet where a $5 admission fee is required.

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REED TettHiscM Religion News Editor During all the years of Jerry Lucas' Ail-American basketball career he never read the Bible, but after his marriage to Sharalee Beard he was persuaded to peruse the Good Book. "Miraculous things began to happen in my life as I absorbed chapter after chapter of the Bible," Lucas said here yesterday. "I stopped swearing and two months after I retired from my basketball career I ac- Patient Care Head Leaves St. Thomas Sister Leone Douville, the administrative director for patient care at St. Thomas Hospital, resigned her position March 1, the hospital information director said yesterday.

Barbara Traylor said Sister Leone, who had been at St. Thomas for six years, has accepted a similar position with a St. Paul, Minn, hospital. MRS. TRAYLOR said Sister Leone was originally from Wassau, Wise, and the move will take her closer to her home.

Members of the Daughters of Charity order have a yearly option of whether to 'renew their vows as nuns. Mrs. Traylor said Sister Leone decided not to renew her vows. "Sister Leone told members of the St Thomas staff that her decision was reached after much thought aitt consideration," the information director said. No successor to Sister Leone has been named, Mrs.

Traylor said. REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Save Joyce Bryant. "Spice" Davis. Donna Hall. Gayle Altfen.

Audrey Horn. The winner and first runnerup will participate in the Shriner's state pageant on May 7 in King-sport. The state winners will participate in the national pageant in Los Angeles. Ticket prices' are $4 and can be purchased from members of the sponsoring organizations. Expansionary Budget Announced by India NEW DELHI (AP) -The Indian government, promising its 600 million people "a surge forward," announced Monday a record expansionary budget of $15.25 billion, personal tax cuts and incentives to business.

The budget is aimed at stimulating agricultural and industrial growth without rekindling inflation. Its concessions to business mark a departure from Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's past Socialist policies and drew fire from the Communist party, her increasingly uneasy ally. DAMAGED USED ft Ml energy Staff photo by Billy lailtv memory pictures in the supplement to his book, a sketch of a cross, a devil and a temple illustrates part of the fourth chapter of Matthew. "This will remind you that the Devil took Him (Christ) into the Holy City to the pinnacle of the Temple," Lucas said. "NOTICE THAT the Devil is writing on a pad and throwing something down.

Below is an angel kicking a stone with his bare foot, while holding up a small bear with one hand." He explained that the picture of the angel represents the verse: "And on their hands they will bear you up." All memory, he said, is based on association, and all associations most people make are at the subconscious level. These associations are recalled by formation of pictures in the mind, through substitution, exaggeration, action, distortion and alterations of proportion. HIS BOOK has already sold 50,000 copies and is now in its second printing. "I receive a deferred basketball income, and do not take any money from the sale of this book," he said. The book is non-sectarian and non- theological, dealing with memorization of the Scripture entirely, not its interpretation.

It can be used with any translation of the Bible. LUCAS FEELS that there is an advantage to memorizing the Bible, not just reading it. "We are more apt to live the word when we can remember every word of the Gospels and have them close to our own hearts," he said. year Save OJJenergy cepted Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior." NOW LUCAS has written a book, Remember the Word, complete with a cartoon supplement providing an easy means for memorizing the Bible. Lucas, whose All-Amer-ican exploits at Ohio State University led to a professional career with the Cincinnati Royals for six years, has won an Olympic Gold Medal and was named "Sportsman of the Year" by Sports Illustrat ed magazine.

He was voted to the NBA All-Star team seven times and ended his career with the New York Knickerbockers. In Nashville yesterday to publicize his book published by Acton House, Lucas said millions of Christians can learn to memorize the Bible. "I CHALLENGE you not to see a cross in your mind at (he thought of the word he said. As an example of the Ramsey Clark Sets Buckle Challenge NEW YORK (AP) -Former Atty. Gen.

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