The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 149

i. Jk- 1 if Ijl i by Mark Dawidziak photos by Jim Fiedler Jr. t's a sunny, mild winter's day in Washington. The taxi, bound for the Alexandria, headquarters of WPKX-FM, maneuvers its way through light mid-morning traffic. On the radio, Johnny Paycheck is telling his employer, in somewhat colorful musical terms, to take his job and shove it "I ain't workin' here no more." The song fades and the disc jockey goes back to taking phone calls from his listeners.

In the next 30 minutes, Gary Dee will treat staid, white-collar Washington to a barrage of outrageous opinions that probably will be topics of discussion at that night's Georgetown cocktail parties. On women: "Fifty percent of the women you meet on the street are what Mark Dawidziak is the Beacon Journal's television writer. we call teases. I ain't got time in this life for women that don't want it. There are too many women out there who are begging for it.

I want a woman who says, 'Hell yes, I want it! Give it to me, On blacks: "If these northern blacks only knew they had it better on the plantation than they've got now on welfare. I know darn well I'm right! They had work they could take pride in. They had a home. They had a family unit. We sent 'em to church every Sunday.

And we fed 'em. What in the hell do they get in the The whores, the pimps, the drugs, the harlots, the mugging, the raping don't get me started." On the military: "When we get military leaders with guts and teach the Pentagon how to win a war, instead of shuffle paper, we'll send the Marines.