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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD— Extensions of Remarks E1218 HON E1218 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD Ð Extensions of Remarks July 13, 2000 RECOGNIZING MARION SHROYER to the President's Round Table and the Na- dream to millions of Americans with disabil- tional Council on Crime and Delinquency. Dr. ities. With this act, America has become a bet- HON. JOHN SHIMKUS Jackson has also written extensively on issues ter nation. OF ILLINOIS of concern to educators, with particular con- Paying tribute to this momentous event, I IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES centration on minority students and the com- commemorate the Disability Coalition Move- munity, academic preparation and student per- ment of Cleveland in creating ``ADA DayÐA Wednesday, July 12, 2000 formance. Celebration''. In sponsoring this event, the Mr. SHIMKUS. Mr. Speaker, today I recog- Finally, Mr. Speaker, I want to note that Dr. communities of Northeast Ohio are recog- nize Ms. Marion Shroyer of Vandalia, Illinois Jackson is married to Florence E. Jackson, nizing the previous accomplishments of the for all her outstanding contributions towards and is the proud father of two children: ADA, and envisioning the future success that her community. Eulaynea and Terrance. Mr. Speaker, I ask will inevitably come. By bringing together area Marion has received several awards for her you and all of my colleagues to join me in rec- disabled and non-disabled for a celebration, outstanding public service. She has received ognizing the lifelong efforts of Dr. Edison O. ADA Day will further encourage a dialogue of the ``Abe Award,'' which is presented to a per- Jackson, and wish him continued success in anti-discrimination. ADA Day will continue to son for their outstanding contributions to their his future endeavors. spread the word for all to hear. community. A tree was planted, in her honor, f Throughout my district and throughout our on the lawn of the Old State Capitol of Illinois nation, handicapped individuals have impacted for her outstanding citizenship. PERSONAL EXPLANATION their neighborhoods. A message of awareness She is an active leader in her church and and understanding has been spread, and this dedicates much of her time to helping the el- HON. MAJOR R. OWENS message must only get louder. derly by taking them to the hospital and vis- OF NEW YORK The tenth anniversary of the Americans with iting with them in the nursing homes. Marion IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Disability Act is a time commemorating handi- is an active leader in the Schoroptomist Club capped people and applauding events like Wednesday, July 12, 2000 and has been a Real Estate Broker for over ADA DayÐA Celebration. My fellow col- 20 years. She is a mother of two, a grand- Mr. OWENS. Mr. Speaker, on Monday, I leagues, please join me in spreading this im- mother of six, a great grandmother of three was unavoidably absent on a matter of critical portant word. and a role model for us all. importance and missed the following votes: f I want to applaud Marion for all her years of On the first amendment to H.R. 4461, the service to the great townspeople of Vandalia. fiscal year 2001 agriculture appropriations bill, HONORING DR. ANTANAS RAZMA For all you have done and continue to do, I introduced by the gentleman from Oklahoma, thank you. Mr. COBURN, I would have voted ``nay.'' HON. JOHN SHIMKUS f On the first amendment to H.R. 4461, the OF ILLINOIS fiscal year 2001 agriculture appropriations bill, IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES RECOGNIZING DR. EDISON O. introduced by the gentleman from California, Wednesday, July 12, 2000 JACKSON Mr. ROYCE, I would have voted ``nay.'' On the amendment to H.R. 4461, the fiscal Mr. SHIMKUS. Mr. Speaker, today I com- HON. EDOLPHUS TOWNS year 2001 agriculture appropriations bill, intro- mend Dr. Antanas Razma, this year's recipient OF NEW YORK duced by the gentleman from New York, Mr. of the Balzekas Museum of Lithuanian Culture Man of the Year Award. This award is given IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES CROWLEY, I would have voted ``yea.'' On the second amendment to H.R. 4461, to outstanding individuals who have contrib- Wednesday, July 12, 2000 the fiscal year 2001 agriculture appropriations uted so much towards the advancement of Mr. TOWNS. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to bill, introduced by the gentleman from Cali- their fellow man. recognize Dr. Edison O. Jackson, President of fornia, Mr. ROYCE, I would have voted ``nay.'' Dr. Razma is being honored for his dedica- the Medgar Evers College of the City Univer- On the second amendment to H.R. 4461, tion to Lithuania and for establishing the Lith- sity of New York. Dr. Jackson, a resident of the fiscal year 2001 agriculture appropriations uanian Foundation. As co-chairman of the Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, and a member of bill, introduced by the gentleman from Okla- House of Representatives Baltic Caucus, I the Ministerial staff of Bridge Street A.M.E. homa, Mr. COBURN, I would have voted ``yea.'' want to congratulate and thank him for all that Church, is a outstanding citizen and a pillar of On the amendment to H.R. 4461, the fiscal he has done and will continue to do for the our community. year 2001 agriculture appropriations bill, intro- people of Lithuania. Born in Heathsville, Virginia, Dr. Jackson re- duced by the gentleman from South Carolina, f ceived a B.S. in Zoology, followed by a Master Mr. SANFORD, I would have voted ``nay.'' WE NEED JUSTICE IN THE of Arts Degree in Counseling from Howard f DISTRIBUTION OF THE SURPLUS University. He began his career in education in the field of counseling, where he served for IN CELEBRATION OF THE TENTH almost four years. In 1969, he was named ANNIVERSARY OF THE AMERI- HON. MAJOR R. OWENS Dean of Student Affairs at Essex County Col- CANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF NEW YORK lege in New Jersey, where he distinguished IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES himself to the point that he was promoted to HON. DENNIS J. KUCINICH Wednesday, July 12, 2000 the position of Vice President of Student Af- OF OHIO Mr. OWENS. Mr. Speaker, today's New fairs. In 1983, Dr. Edison was named Execu- IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES York Times reports that Democrats are show- tive Vice President and Chief Academic Offi- ing greater interest in tax cuts. On the floor of cer at Essex County College. In that same Wednesday, July 12, 2000 this House at the beginning of this year I said year, he received a Doctorate in Education Mr. KUCINICH. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to that a tax cut was inevitable in this election from Rutgers University with academic empha- spread the word. I spread the word of the year. Those of us who represent the ``Caring sis on philosophy, function, role and adminis- many thousands of successful people with dis- Majority'' must make certain that this coming tration of urban educational institutions. During abilities who have benefitted from the Ameri- tax cut benefits those most in need of relief. these many years, Dr. Edison achieved nu- cans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and I ask my We must start with a cut in the payroll taxes. merous remarkable accomplishments so, colleagues to join me in celebrating the tenth And beyond tax cuts we must spread the ben- when he accepted the position of President of anniversary of this historic legislation. efits of our blessed surplus to those in great- Medgar Evers College in 1989, he brought On July 26, 1990, the Americans with Dis- est need. We need more housing; we need with him a wealth of experience and knowl- abilities Act was signed into law. The nation's prescription drug benefits. We need to invest edge in administering the affairs of educational handicapped community was presented with heavily in education to guarantee American institutions. perhaps their most important legislation in the Dr. Jackson currently holds memberships on history of the United States. With the signing prosperity for the future. The following ``Chant'' a number of civic, educational and community of this bill, handicapped individuals were given sums up my position on this pivotal national organizations. His affiliations with professional the opportunity and the access to have their decision. and national organizations run the gamut from incredible potential recognized. For ten years CHANT FOR SURPLUS JUSTICE the American Association of Higher Education, now, the ADA has extended the American People in need VerDate 11<MAY>2000 03:30 Jul 14, 2000 Jkt 079060 PO 00000 Frm 00002 Fmt 0626 Sfmt 0634 E:\CR\FM\A12JY8.004 pfrm04 PsN: E13PT1 July 13, 2000 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD Ð Extensions of Remarks E1219 Have no fear, INTRODUCTION OF RECOGNITION in India from January to May of this year. It Budget surplus facts prove OF THE KING SALMON TRADI- listed 38 specific incidents just in a period of There's 200 Billion this year; TIONAL VILLAGE AND THE five months. This should indicate the depth of People in need SHOONAQ' TRIBE OF KODIAK India's religious terrorism against Christians. Challenge what you hear, The Nation needs your votes HON. DON YOUNG On July 8 and 9, two more churches were And your voices loud and clear; bombed. The pattern of Indian terrorism OF ALASKA Read our lips, IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES against its minorities continues. The B word is Billion, In ten years racing Wednesday, July 12, 2000 It is not just the Christians who are being at- tacked. In March, the Indian government mas- All the way to three Trillion; Mr. YOUNG of Alaska. Mr. Speaker, I am People in need pleased to introduce legislation which will pro- sacred 35 Sikhs in the village of Chithi Have no fear vide for the recognition of the King Salmon Singhpora.
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