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The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 10

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Salina, Kansas
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10
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TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1996 GREAT PLAINS THE SALINA JOURNAL CORRECTION United Way Budgets and Allocations Budget United Way Allocation Percent of Budget ASHBV HOUSE 1996 $110,140 $19,971 1993 $91,605 $19,075 BIG SISTERS OF SALINA 1996 $92,515 $25,014 1991 $67,844 (est.) $19,029 CENTRAL KANSAS FOUNDATION FOR ALCOHOL AND CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY 1996 $950,000 1991 $950,000 GIRL SCOUTS 1996 $388,000 1991 $286,220 SALINA CARES CLINIC 1996 1994 YMCA 1996 1991 $79,300 $40,263 $1,500,000 $1,000,000 $50,008 $54,272 $16,416 $17,000 $20,963 $17,512 $57,202 $63,757 The chart accompanying Saturday's United Way stories contained some errors as a result of incorrect information received from member agencies. Correct numbers are above. Also, because of a Journal er- ror, the chart indicated the Ashby House and the Salina Cares Clinic were member agencies in 1991. Ashby House became a member in 1993, and Salina Cares received its first allocation in 1994.

Many colors and styles BOSTONIAN' Finely Handcrafted Footwear made in the U.S.A. Make A Statement. VUWWtt- 9-6 SHOE RIT eo. Thurs.9-8 DOWNTOWN SALINA Sat. SCHOOL MASCOT Fight over 'Redskins' moves past principal American Indians ask Wichita's civil rights board to investigate By The Associated Press WICHITA American Indians plan to fight a decision by North High School to keep its Redskins mascot, saying the symbol is racist.

Principal Ralph Teran announced last week the school would keep the nickname after consulting with a site council, made up of parents, teachers and community members who examine issues of concern to the school. The site council recommended retaining the mascot after a special committee found that although American Indian feeling in the community was mixed, more than 90 percent of parents, students and staff responding to a survey wanted to keep the name. The decision prompted a group of American Indians to ask Wichita's Civil Rights and Services Board to investigate the issue, said Gayl Edmunds, one of five American Indians who plan to speak at the board's meeting Dec. 16. "I think a thorough investigation will really bring to light that maybe it's more offensive than we realize," said Edmunds, a Lakota Sioux.

The Civil Rights and Services Board is an advisory board to the Wichita City Council. The board can choose to investigate complaints of discrimination, said Annie Montgomery, Civil Rights and Services director. The board also can choose other options, such as setting a public hearing and referring people to other sources. "The board will determine what they think is the best way to pursue it," Montgomery said. The school's decision to keep the mascot won't have an influence on any action the board might take, Montgomery said.

"If we don't get relief here, we will find relief," Edmunds said. "We're going to see this to the end." DOLL COLLECTORS Just arrived! Seymour porcelain dolls collector's premium choice for value, quality and detai hand-painted porcelain authentic costuming realistic glasstique eyes genuine leather shoes lifelike hair Incur Gift Shops at 460 South Ohio or 2106 S. 9th also available Marca dolls with delightful childish expressions. In boys, girls and matching outfits WATERS HARDWARE Help Is Just Around The Corner 1 Open Monday Friday 8 8:30, Saturday 8 6, Sunday 10-6 -n Hough Piano Organ FREE CHRISTMAS CONCERT FEATURING SETH RYE ON THE ROLAND KEYBOARD Seating Limited Call 825-4541 1936-1996 128 S. Santa Fe Downtown Salina YOU'RE FOR A NEW MATTRESS Your mattress is older than you are.

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