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2726 S. Beckley Ave • Dallas, Texas 75224 ISSN # 0746-7303 P.O. Box 763939 Dallas, Texas 75376 50¢ Serving Dallas More Than 60 Years — Tel. 214 946-7678, 214.946.6820 & 214.946.3047 - Fax 214 946-7636 — Web Site: www.dallasposttrib.com — E-mail: [email protected] VOLUME 64 NUMBER 50 SERVING THE BLACK COMMUNITY WITHOUT FEAR OR FAVOR SINCE 1947 August 2 - 8, 2012 2012 Election runoff winners A Man Who Served... DeSoto Native Errol Spence Mr. Samuel L. Wicks Succumbs Is One Step Closer to Gold

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Republican Ted Cruz Judge Phyllis L. Brown DeSoto Native Errol Spence (REUTERS/Lucas Jackson) Ted Cruz defeated David Dewhurst in the Texas Senate Primary. Former Texas state law- Errol Spence is one step closer to Olympic maker Paul Sadler defeated Grady Yarbrough gold. The DeSoto native advanced to the round in a Democratic runoff to capture a U.S. Senate Mr. Samuel L. Wicks at The Dallas Post Tribune of 16 in the men’s welterweight boxing division seat. State Rep. Marc Veasey defeated former after beating Brazil’s Myke Ribeiro de Carvalho State Rep. Domingo Garcia in the runoff for Mr. Samuel Leon Wicks, a native of Dallas, by a 16-10 score on Sunday.Spence now will Texas, the son and oldest of three children born U.S. House Seat. Judge Phyllis Lister Brown May 1, 1927 to the late Bernard Wicks and face India’s Krishan Vikas in the round of 16 at won the Democratic Run-off Election for Bernice Lewis Johnson; succumbed in July 2012. 3:30 p.m. on Friday. Vikas is a No. 3 seed after 162nd Civil District Court. Continues on Page 6A placing third in the 2011 world championships. DART’S ORANGE LINE OPENS IN IRVING, TEXAS

Scene from the opening of DART’s Orange Line in Irving, Texas (Photo Credit: DART)

Credo of The Black Press BREAKING NEWS!!! (AP) - THE TOP REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRAT The Black Press believes that America can best lead the world away from racial and national antagonisms when it accords to ON CAPITOL HILL HAVE ANNOUNCED AN AGREEMENT TO KEEP every person, regardless of race, color or creed, full human and THE GOVERNMENT RUNNING ON AUTOPILOT FOR SIX MONTHS legal rights. Hating no person, fearing no person, the Black Press strives to help every person in the WHEN THE CURRENT BUDGET YEAR END ON SEPT.30. firm belief that all are hurt as long as anyone is held back. See 7 Day Weather Forecast on Page 10A CELEBRATING BLACK HISTORY ALL YEAR! Page 2A The Dallas Post Tribune August 2 - 8, 2012 We are Here to Serve you! We are Here to Serve you! OUTH ODAY Mrs. Veronica Ms. Chloe Ms. Joan Mrs. Millie Y T Circulation Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Zambrano Buckley Fowler Ferguson Mr. Jermain Clemon Mr. Carrenza Thurmond Mr. Elester Coleman Chloé's Weekly Green Tips: Keeping Cool Without AC: 8 Simple Tips

From the surprisingly simple DIY wind tunnel to the microwave dinner, these tips will keep you cool if you don't have air conditioning, or don't want to pay to Chloé Buckley run it all the time. Continued... Lights 5. Take a Cold While modern light- Shower or Go 3. Eat Cold Meals ning, like compact fluo- Swimming Just as drinking a nice rescents and LEDs, are It may sound obvious, cold cocktail cools your more efficient, incan- but it's worth saying: If body, eating cold food descent light bulbs can you're hot, cool off your helps keep your internal produce as much heat core temperature by temperature lower on a as they do light. Energy immersing yourself in hot day. Try a simple Star-rated light bulbs cold water. Unless watermelon salad, for produce 75% less heat, there's 100% humidity, instance, or a cold soup. so consider that when the evaporation of If you do cook, use the replacing bulbs. It's water off your skin will grill or the microwave, always a good idea to further cool you once or else you'll heat up shut off lights to save you emerge from the your kitchen from using energy, and on hot sum- water. For a short cut, the oven and stove. And mer days, it can also use water and ice cubes remember, kitchen affect the temperature to keep your wrists appliances aren't the of the room. The same cool; since your blood only devices that give goes for many electron- vessels are so close the off heat; limiting your ics, so consider unplug- skin there, you'll feel use of electronics and ging any device that cooler by applying cold lighting will help keep isn't needed, since even directly to your blood. your home cooler, too. in standby mode, many electronics remain hot. To Be Continued... 4. Shut Off The VISIT US AT WWW.DALLASPOSTTRIB.COM FREE MEALS TO BE PROVIDED TO DALLAS YOUTH The Dallas Independent School District's Food and Child Nutrition Services, in conjunction with the Texas Department of Agriculture, provides free meals to Dallas children and youth, ages one through 18, through the Summer Food Service Program. The Summer Food Service Program will run from Monday through Friday. The program began June 4 and will run through August 17. The program's goal is to ensure that youth throughout Dallas will not go without proper nutrition during the summer months. Dallas ISD students who attend summer school will receive free breakfasts through the Breakfast in the Classroom program. Approximately 50,000 meals will be prepared for distribution daily. The participating sites will be located at Dallas ISD schools, parks, colleges, churches, and activity centers throughout Dallas. For more information and a list of participating sites, visit the Web sites www.dallasisd.org or www.summerfood.org, or call (214) 932-5500 or 2-1-1.

16th ANNUAL MAYOR’S BACK TO SCHOOL Delegates from Dallas Diocese Attend FAIR SET FOR THURSDAY, AUG. 2 Dallas Independent School District students will receive free school supplies and other services at National Black Catholic Congress XI the 16th Annual Mayor’s Back to School Fair, 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 2, in the Automobile and Centennial buildings at Fair Park, 1010 First Ave. At the free event, thousands of qualifying stu- dents will receive free school supplies and benefit from a variety of vision, dental and health screen- ings, free hair cuts, educational services and offer- ings from community resources. To qualify for free school supplies, children must be between 5 and 18 years old, attend a public school, live in the City of Dallas or attend a Dallas ISD school, and meet Federal Poverty Income guidelines. Families may pre-register for the free supplies at the final pre-fair events set for 4-6 p.m. Friday, July 27, and 10 a.m.-noon Saturday, July 28, at Cobb Field House, 1702 Robert B. Cullum Blvd. For information about the Mayor’s Back to School Fair, please call 3-1-1, or visit the Web site, http://mayorsbacktoschoolfair.com/.

Delegates pictured: Marcus Kilburn, Dakota Kilburn, "D" Pony, Gabriel Roberson, Michael Roberts, Clarence Kilburn, Jarren Narcisse, Bryan Roberts, Zoria Trail, Manuel Valdes, Angel Tezeno, Jordan Guillory, Alissa Anderson, Mariah Drain, Briana Roy, Lari Newman-Williams, Nina Leger, Brittni Clemons, Sterling Rolen, Whitney Roy, Sean Clemmons, Aerial Clemons, Annelle Williams, Carolyn Darensbourg-Taylor, Lauren Rodgers, Jacquelon Rodgers, Sheila Miles, Valeya Miles, Arthur Rodgers, Ilona Roy, Jeanelle Johnson, Wanda Hollins, Nia Leger, Wanda Avery, Pauline Leger, John Bernard Sr., Daryl Avery, Tonja Clemons, Lea Davis, June Roberts, La Marr St. John (not pictured, Earl Oliver Jr.)

Parishioners from Holy Cross, St. Anthony, and St. Monica parishes traveled to Indianapolis, IN for the National Black Catholic Congress XI (NBCC) held July 19-21. Continues on Page 10A • Website www.dallasposttrib.com •e-mail: [email protected] August 2 - 8, 2012 The Dallas Post Tribune Page 3A

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Pictures held after mist of your storms? two (2) weeks are subject to dispos- have learned in whatev- know is that He is faith- PHOTOGRAPHER Well in the book of al. Mr. Floyd Ferguson 8) Advertisement positioning er situation I am to be ful to His word. God is Mrs. Constance Cannon Mr. Frank A. Lott based on a first-come basis. Positioning can be guaranteed for ADVISORY BOARD 15% over total cost. Dr. George Willis, Chairman Credo of The Black Press "A SURVEY OF THE BOOK OF PSALMS " Dr. C.C. Russeau, Co-Chair The Black Press believes that America Dr. Gwen Clark, Co-Chair can best lead the world away from Dr. Thalia Matherson, Secretary racial and national antagonisms when "THE CHARACTER AND CONDUCT OF A RIGHTEOUS PERSON" Mrs. LaWanda Durham Mitchell it accords to every person, regardless Mrs. Delia Lyons Dr. Ruth Wyrick - Mrs. Opal of race, color or creed, full human and Jones Mrs. Shirley Fridia - Dr. Marvin legal rights. Hating no person, fearing PSALM 15:1-5 Robinson - Mr. Joe Kirven -Dr. Alfred Roberts - no person, the Black Press strives to help Mrs. Ruth Harris Mrs. Alma Huntsberry - Mrs. every person in the firm belief that all are Sharon H. Cornell Mrs. Alvastine Carr Mrs. hurt as long as anyone is held back. Rev. Johnny C. Smith, In verse 1, David we are privileged to will he despise his Barbara Sweet Williams Pastor – Mount Moriah thought on the matter ascend to the very pres- neighbor (v. 3). A right- Ms. Joan Fowler, Mrs. Bobbie Foster Missionary Baptist Church of who may dwell in the ence of God in loving eous person will not try Editorial Board: Chairman - Ms. Chloe Buckley; Vice Chairman - Lord's sanctuary or tab- prayer. What a privi- to harm the character Mrs. Shirley Gray; Consultant - Mrs. Dorothy Lee; Consultant - Psalm 15 may be clas- Ms. Peggy Walker; Consultant - Mr. Thomas Wattley; Consultant sified as an instructional ernacle, which was lege! and reputation of his - Dr. Thalia Matherson; Consultant - Ms. Joan Fowler; psalm, a psalm describ- located on the Holy hill In verses 2-5, David neighbor. Consultant - Dr. Albert Roberts and Consultant - Ms. Ester Davis ing the person who is of Jerusalem. The ques- answers the question In verse 4, the right- capable of being a guest tion is really about what raised in verse 1 by giv- eous person despises in the Lord's sanctuary person is qualified to be ing us a description of the vile person, but he HOROSCOPES or tabernacle. The a guest of the Lord and the character and con- honors one who fears question, "who shall to reside in the very duct of a righteous per- the Lord. Also, in verse August 2 - 8 presence of the Lord. son. The righteous per- 4, the righteous person abide?" reminds me of ARIES gives me limitless possibilities. the questions and As Christians today, we son's walk is upright and will uphold the oath It's easy to take it easy! Just Lucky Numbers: 12, 23, 36 answers given in Psalm are not spiritually fit blameless in verse 2 and that he takes. Finally, in slow down and let each personally to be in His his actions are perfect verse 5, a righteous per- moment arrive at its own LIBRA 24:3-4 that says - "Who speed. You'll get a lot done this Happiness arrives and sits on shall ascend into the hill presence right now. and complete. The son will not engage in week if you get in tune with the your shoulder like a bright but- However, when the Lord righteous person's improper practices to rhythm of the week. Each terfly this week. A relationship of the Lord? or who moment has its own beat. Stay can make significant progress if shall stand in His holy completely transforms lifestyle is totally in obe- receive monetary gains. with it. you stay open to love. Keep our vile bodies, we will dience to God and he In conclusion, the Soul Affirmation: The wisdom your evening free for romance place? He that hath of the ages is revealed as my in a social setting. clean hands, and a pure be ready to be in His embraces a lifestyle of lifestyle of a righteous spirit. Soul Affirmation: I give thanks heart; who hath not lift- presence at the Rapture integrity. Furthermore, person is worthy to be Lucky Numbers: 9, 16, 42 for who I am this week. (Colossians 3:4; I a righteous person will in God's presence and Lucky Numbers: 15, 22, 44 ed up his soul unto van- TAURUS ity, nor sworn deceitful- Thessalonians 4:13-18; I speak the truth in sin- enjoy His presence. Change is near, and it's going to SCORPIO Corinthians 15:51-58). cerity, and will not slan- May God Bless! be good. Clear your desk of Take charge of a project at ly." pesky tasks this week and get work and get it finished up. It's Also, as children of God, der his neighbor, nor your mind free to receive what been languishing on someone life brings. Positive results help else's shoulders and desk for you feel even more positive. way too long. A sensible out- Soul Affirmation: Someone look will get you far this week. wonderful is looking to find Forget about all grudges and L.A.’s Grammy Museum to Host Whitney Houston Exhibit me. move forward in love. Lucky Numbers: 2, 25, 27 Soul Affirmation: My hunches Special to the NNPA albums and scrapbooks Angeles Times. “We Houston, 48, died work well for me this week. GEMINI Lucky Numbers: 7, 12, 48 from The Afro- from her career. hope they are as elated Feb. 11 in Beverly Hills You are the boss of your week American Newspaper “Whitney!,” which is as we are to have on the eve of this year’s this week, so act like the leader SAGITTARIUS you are and let the week follow You may find yourself faced being curated with the shared in such a Grammy Awards. you around. Your creativity is with many distractions this Fans of singer cooperation of remarkable life.” In addition to the soaring; week but you'll sail through schedule enough time to get and accomplish much if you Whitney Houston will Houston’s family, will Museum executive museum exhibit, which some of your brilliant ideas on stay focused on each task and have the chance to also include interviews director Robert Santelli runs from Aug. 15 to paper. take them one at a time. You enjoy a major museum with colleagues, friends said, “We are particular- February 2013, BeBe Soul Affirmation: Trust gives know you can do it this me a deep sense of peace and evening. exhibit in her honor. and family members. ly excited to showcase Winans’ book “The joy. Soul Affirmation: Money opens Six months after her “This exhibit is a her long connection to Whitney I Knew” is set Lucky Numbers: 1, 30, 41 doors for friendship to enter. Lucky Numbers: 3, 32, 46 sudden death, the token of appreciation the Grammy Awards to hit stores on July 31, CANCER singer’s life and career from our family for show and to celebrate and Houston’s last A steady stream of opportuni- CAPRICORN will be celebrated with a Whitney’s fans to enjoy the musical genius that movie, “Sparkle” will ties is beaming your way, lucky Creativity is favored and yours you and they contain endless is especially favored with some public display of her and embrace,” made her one of reach the big screen on variations of possibilities. Wear project that you've been work- vast collection of mem- Houston’s manager Pat America’s most-award- Aug. 17. your instincts like a rainbow ing especially hard on. For the colored coat this week and next few days watch for a orabilia at the Grammy Houston said in a state- ed pop and soul vocal- gather the good resources that romance that will bring special Museum in Los Angeles. ment printed by the Los ists.” you need. gifts. Soul Affirmation: Hope is Soul Affirmation: I care deeply “Whitney! future's way of shining on me about the feelings of others. Celebrating the Musical this week. Lucky Numbers: 14, 17, 29 Legacy of Whitney Lucky Numbers: 16, 23, 35 AQUARIUS Houston,” will provide LEO Your new ideas combine well “an in-depth look at all Some down time will work with your will and skill. You get wonders for you this week. a lot done at work this week. aspects of Houston’s You've been running fast with Be soft and forceful. Make time creative life,” according your projects, and now it's for family life this week. Your to a press release issued time to slow it down. Try to rewards come from those who spend time outdoors and with are related to you by blood. by the museum. nature. Enjoy! Soul Affirmation: I let positive Fans will be able to Soul Affirmation: Hope is a emotions carry me through the beautify jewel. I enjoy owning week. view a display of rare it. Lucky Numbers: 6, 22, 36 photographs and Lucky Numbers: 39, 45, 48 footage as well as a PISCES VIRGO Before you spend your money large range of artifacts, Center yourself at every oppor- check the quality of the goods. including the white tunity during this busy week This rule applies to intangible and keep your quest for emo- goods as well. Make the first beaded gown that tional and spiritual balance in move with your honey this Houston wore to the the forefront. Make an effort to week. Be sweetly aggressive. take your time; that way you'll Soul Affirmation: The enjoy- 1994 Grammys—where recognize opportunity from ment of good food is high on she won Best Album— impulse-control problems my agenda this week. the singer’s Bible and immediately. Lucky Numbers: 21, 34, 45 Grammy Museum in Los Angeles Soul Affirmation: My spirit August 2 - 8, 2012 The Dallas Post Tribune Page 4A Greenville Avenue Church of Christ CALENDAR OF EVENTS 1013 S. Greenville Ave Richardson, Texas 75081 AUGUST 2012 Visiting Nurse to learn about our daily P: 972-644-2335 F: 972-644-9347 Association! struggle. Published by SMU OFFERS Drivers pick up meals Edward Harris and ENRICHING SUMMER between 9:45 a.m. and Associates, Inc. CAMPS FOR KIDS AND 10:45 a.m. at one of 22 TEENS locations across Dallas Saturday, August 4, County. The average 2012 From fashion design number of meals on a 3:00 PM Minister S.T. Gibbs, III to app development to route is 14. Pan African Associate Ministers: •John Bradshaw •Ben LEGOS to sports camps, A volunteer delivering Connection -828 4th Myers • Patrick Worthey Elders: Harlee Glover •Fred Green • Raymond Hart summer activities at just one Meals on Avenue, Dallas, TX • David Phillips, Jr. SMU enable kids and Wheels route on a sin- • Johnnie Rodgers, Sr. teens to enjoy a fun and gle day saves VNA VNA OFFERS FREE SCHEDULE OF SERVICES rewarding summer. enough money to pro- GRIEF RECOVERY Sunday Morning Worship 8:00 a.m. Camp details: vide an elderly individ- WORKSHOP August 4 Bible Class 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 10:45 a.m. ual with a home-deliv- Evening Worship 6:00 p.m. Summer Youth ered meal for an entire The Visiting Nurse Wednesday Programs week. 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KHVN (970 A M Radio) 8:00 a.m. Bible Class 8:45 a.m. Jonathan W. Morrison Children Worship Ministering Evangelist 10:00 a.m. Worship Service 10:00 a.m. "All services are interpreted for the Deaf" Chick-fil-A’s Vice President of Public Relations Mr. Don Perry AT PRESS TIME Chick-fil-A. He was a well-respected and (AP) - Chick-fil-A's vice well-liked media execu- president of public rela- tive in the Atlanta and tions, Don Perry, died University of Georgia suddenly early Friday, communities, and we the company said, leav- will all miss him." ing the embattled WRBL, a CBS television restaurant chain with- affiliate in Columbus, out its chief spokesman Ga., reported that Perry amid a marketing crisis. died of a heart attack, "Don was a member of citing franchise owner Central Pointé our Chick-fil-A family Ross Cathy, son of Church of Christ 7440 S. 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Development Training Advertise in The Dallas Post Tribune & (GLAD) Men, Women & Youth Pay range is $12 to $23 an hour. Medical, dental 3rd Sunday' s, 4:00 p.m. (Fun, Family, Food & Fellowship) 5th Sunday Joint Worship & Praise 9:30 a.m., and vision benefits are offered. Your Business Will Grow! Bible Classes 8:30 a.m. for all ages Tuesday Morning Bible Class Applicants must be 18 years or older, be well (Adult) 10:00 a.m. Email us at [email protected] Wednesday, Prayer & Praise groomed, professional and dressed in business (Filling Station) 7:00 p.m. (All ages) attire. Dress code will be strictly enforced. Subject Line: Advertising " Where Preaching, Power, Prayer and Praise is the Pointé!" August 2 - 8, 2012 The Dallas Post Tribune Page 6A Obituaries A Man Who Served... In Loving Memory of Mr. Samuel Leon Wicks Succumbs Mr. Willie E. Mitchell Continued from He served as ABC Radio Network in Page 1A President of Dallas Dallas. He leaves to Black Remembered cherish his memories, 1 He attended J.P. (1993-1995) and editor son, Carlos, 2 daugh- Starks Elementary of several of the annual ters, Michelle and Kim, School and graduated publications of DBR. In 6 grandchildren, 1 sis- from Lincoln High 1995, he was honored ter, Doris Mitchell- School in 1945 where as one of the Living Brown, 1 brother, he participated as a Legends in Robert Mitchell and a member of the Track Print/Journalism by the host of relatives and and field Team. Junior Black Academy friends. His wake was After serving in the of Arts and Letters. In held Friday July 20, U.S. Army for three 2005, he was inducted 2012 from 6pm to 7 pm Willie E. Mitchell Jr. at Golden Gate Funeral years, he enrolled in into the African Home , 4155 South R. L Texas Southern American Museum whose entertainment name was "Sweet Willie Thornton Frwy. A funer- University in Houston, Black Sports Hall of al service was held last Tx, and received a B.S. Fame for his contribu- Mitchell" 62 ,passed away July 16, 2012. He Saturday at Cedar Degree in Journalism in tions as a sports writer Valley Church of Christ, 1952. He served as a in the city of Dallas. had an interesting career in radio as a dee- 4013 B, Dallas Avenue, sports editor of the TSU He married the for- jay. He started his Lancaster, Texas. Herald Newspaper and mer Lela Mae Hill on career at KPET in TSU Tiger Yearbook. June 12, 1954, and they Lamesa, Texas. He was To use Willis's Beginning in 1955 are the parents of one a former DJ with KKDA- Buzzword and his through 1988 he daughter, Candace Am in In Grand Prarie, famous sign off-WALK worked part-time as a Elaine Wicks. His par- Texas and KNON in ON WORLD-YOU ARE sportswriter for the ents and one sister, Dallas. He worked at DIMISSED. KCRS in Midland, KRIG We all will miss you Dallas Star Post , The Juanita Wicks Rodgers, Willie. Dallas Express and The preceded him in death. in Odessa, Texas and Dallas Post Tribune He is survived by his Newspapers. In the wife of fifty-eight years DALLAS VOLUNTEER ATTORNEY PROGRAM HOSTS early 1970s, he was the Lela Mae Wicks, one MONTHLY LEGAL CLINICS sports publicist for daughter Candace Bishop College. In Wicks, Dorothy Johnson FOR DALLAS COUNTY RESIDENTS 1987, he retired from (sister) , Darryl In the month of August, August 14; and August 28 the U.S. Postal Service Lawrence Jones the Dallas Volunteer •West Dallas (Marillac after 37 years. (Godson);Cousins, Attorney Program (DVAP), Social Services Center- He was a past presi- nieces and nephews. a joint initiative of the 2843 Lapsley Street) dent of the Dallas Services for Mr. Wicks Dallas Bar Association -Thursdays, August 9; Hillard Golf Club and are as follows: and Legal Aid of and August 23 BE KIND! Never speak harsh served as coach for St. Wake NorthWest Texas, will •Garland (Salvation Luke UMC Crusaders Thurs. Aug. 2, 2012 hold eight free Legal Army-451 W. Avenue D, words. Be kind and gentle with basketball team. Clinics for Dallas County Garland, TX 75040) at 6-8 PM residents who meet cer- -Thursday, August 16 He professed Christ at Laurel Land Funeral tain financial guidelines. your tongue. For it has been an early age and joined Home All clinics begin at 6:00 The clinics offer free People's Baptist p.m. legal advice and consulta- said that the tongue can be like Church. After joining Funeral Service Schedules and loca- tion in civil matters for New Hope Baptist Friday, Aug.3 at tions are as follows: those who qualify under a sword. Think long before you Church, he became a 11:00 AM Legal Aid's income eligi- criticize your neighbor. Your devoted member and New Hope Baptist •East Dallas (Grace bility guidelines. served as a member of Church United Methodist Church- Applicants are asked to tongue can be nasty. Living is the Deacon Board, 4105 Junius at Haskell) bring proof of income, 5002 S. Central -Thursdays, August 2; identification, legal Senior Usher Board, Expressway and August 16 papers, etc. with them to one of the most beautiful Transportation Dallas, Tx75215 •South Dallas (Martin the clinic. For more infor- Committee, Recreation (214) 421-5296 Luther King, Jr. Center- mation, log on to things in the world. But the Committee and as 2922 MLK Blvd.) www.dallasbar.org/dvap. Associate Treasurer. -Tuesdays, August 7; tongue can kill!

North and Southwest Dallas and Oak Cliff to be sprayed for West Nile Virus Areas in North and Boulevard on the west tions against mosquito Southwest Dallas and by Lancaster Road, on bites by reducing out- Oak Cliff are scheduled the south by Ledbetter door activity during for mosquito control Drive, and on the east evening and nighttime spraying Friday night by Bonnie View Road. hours. Residents who into Saturday morning While the insecticide are outside during due to West Nile virus. is considered safe, resi- these times should Weather permitting; dents in the above cover their arms and the areas delineated areas should avoid con- legs and use a mosquito below are scheduled for tact with the spray by repellant. mosquito control spray- staying indoors. Persons ing beginning at 10 p.m. inside a vehicle while Prevent mosquito Friday, Aug. 3, conclud- trucks are actively breeding ing at 3 a.m. Saturday, spraying should remain Aug. 4. in their vehicles with Residents should Control Area; North the windows up and the eliminate standing Dallas: The area to be air conditioner on until water to prevent mos- sprayed is within an the trucks pass and the quito breeding and the area bounded on the spray is no longer visi- spread of West Nile north by Northwest ble. Persons out during Virus. Breeding places Highway on the west by the scheduled spraying for mosquitoes include Central Expressway, on time should be alert for swimming pools that the south by trucks and should not are not kept clean, stag- Mockingbird Lane and follow them. Residents nant ponds, pet water- on the east by Abrams who come in contact ing dishes, birdbaths, Road. with the spray are potted plants, old tires, Control Area; advised to wash the empty containers, toys Southwest Dallas: The affected area thorough- and clogged rain gutters area to be sprayed is ly with soap and water. and French drains. bounded on the north The spray breaks down Standing water should by Red Bird Lane on the quickly in the presence be eliminated promptly, west by Marvin D Love of sunlight and has no as mosquitoes can grow Freeway and residual effect. Fish from egg to adult in as Westmoreland Road, ponds should be pro- little as seven days. Drivers: $0 DOWN PAID CDL TRAINING on the south by tected and pets should Wheatland Road and on be brought inside dur- To report standing Guaranteed Job Placement the east by Hampton ing the spraying period. water or mosquito Road. problems Dallas resi- 4 Week Training Control Area; Oak Protection against dents should call 3-1-1. Cliff: The area to be mosquito bites For additional informa- Fort Worth Based Full Benefits! sprayed is within an tion on mosquito con- area bounded on the Dallas residents are trol visit www.dallasci- 40K-50K First Year north by Kiest urged to take precau- tyhall.com. 800-234-1534 August 2 - 8, 2012 The Dallas Post Tribune Page 7A SPORTS PAGE The Summer Olympics begAn Friday, July 27, 2012, and ends Sunday, August 12, 2012. Doc Rivers: Blame me, not Rondo Michael Phelps Swims into Olympics History with 19th Medal (AP)- Michael Phelps the 200-meter butter- medals, tying and then likens his Olympic fly, and gold with his surpassing former career to an ice cream teammates in the Soviet gymnast Larisa sundae. The question, 4x200 freestyle relay, Latynina for earning he said before London, gave Phelps his 18th the most of all time. Rajon Rondo was what kind of top- and 19th Olympic pings he'd put on it. Celtics coach Doc gave Rondo the ball. Rivers also told Tuesday, we found Rivers said he thought I'm the guy who decid- Yahoo! that Allen was out: History, layered in his decision-making ed that Rondo needed bothered by losing his silver and gold. was the primary reason to be more of the starting job to Avery He isn't perfect any- why guard Ray Allen leader of the team. Bradley, but the coach more. That was Beijing. chose to sign with the That doesn't mean said he didn't regret Miami Heat over stay- guys liked that -- and the decision to start But he is the best there ing in Boston, not the Ray did not love that -- Bradley because it was ever was. The medal veteran's deteriorating because Rondo now what was best for the count says so. relationship with Rajon had the ball all the team. His silver medal in Olympian Michael Phelps Rondo. time. Allen turned down "People can use all "Think about every- Boston's two-year, $12 the Rondo stuff -- and thing (Allen) said when million offer to accept Credo of The it was there, no doubt he left, 'I want to be half that from the Heat, Black Press about that -- but it was more of a part of the who could offer only a me more than Rondo," offense.' Everything $3 million annual Rivers told Yahoo! was back at Rondo. salary utilizing the tax- Sports in an interview And I look at that, and payer's mini-midlevel The Black Press conducted at the say, 'That's not Rondo's exception. Rivers ques- believes that America London Olympics, fault.' That's what I tioned the notion that where the coach is wanted Rondo to do, Allen will find a bigger can best lead the working as an NBC ana- and that's what Rondo role with the Heat. lyst. 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214-938-4389 August 2 - 8, 2012 The Dallas Post Tribune Page 9A "The Jeffersons" Star Sherman Hemsley Passes On by Ashley Nash Hemsley made quite served for four years Special to the NNPA the mark in entertain- following his withdraw- from The Los Angeles ment; in part attributed al from school. Though Sentinel to his beginnings on affected by 'the strug- Broadway as well as gle', Hemsley seemed Best known for his catching the attention to have embodied the uncompromising char- of television producer, characteristics of his acter on the successful Norman Lear. With role in surpassing set sitcom 'The Jeffersons', accomplishments stem- expectations. Sherman Hemsley Setting himself apart passed away in his El from other black char- Paso home on Tuesday, acters as (he described July 24, 2012. With his of a producers' debut as George request), 'pompous and Jefferson on the 'All in feisty', Hemsley won the Family' series, over the hearts of Hemsley became a American families with favorite; earning his these exact qualities. very own spinoff: 'The His accolades include Jeffersons'. As the core appearances on 'Amen' of the comic drama, as the character Hemsley resonated 'Deacon Frye', 'The with many African Fresh Prince of Bel Air', American families, serv- 'Family Guy', 'The My Day: Global Warming ing as real, relatable, Actor Sherman Hemsley Surreal Life', 'Dinosaurs' and elevating. and Tyler Perry's 'House and none existing in the Zealand are now endan- The iconic 'Movin' On ming from various gen- of Payne'. While the fine speeches from our gered. Up' theme song was res, Hemsley is definite- family favorite has proposed and current There is more. A central not only to their ly a product of his 'moved on up', his national leaders. 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In missed from the lips of the Olympic years to 2005, FEMA wrote August 17-119 politicians? What is the devote total attention some 'hot checks' after real clear politics on the to our youth and their Hurricane Katrina. This future survival of the survival, safety and exis- trust concerns the human race? Has any- tence on this earth. American people one read the scientific First of all, just suspend because it helps com- community's reports campaigning during the munities rebuild. on global warming? time our children are on A lot of ground is cov- Reportedly, since 1990, the world stage and ered in this week's arti- emissions of carbon dedicate that time and cle. My most profound dioxide worldwide have attention to them. thought would be for risen by 46%. Is this What a missionary mes- our greatest asset . . . interpreted as a myth or sage that would be to and that would be for a fact? Unmitigated gall America. . . . for Pete's our children. 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Delegates from Dallas Diocese Attend National Black Catholic Congress XI Continued from welcome was the tradi- spent 91 days huddled over the United States Page 2A tional "Roll Call" where together in the to participate. Fr. each diocese's repre- cramped bathroom of a Augustus Tolton, the The group of 42, sentatives present at local pastor's house. first recognized Black which included 19 the Congress stood to Another Congress priest ordained for the youth, chartered a bus be recognized when highlight surrounded United States of for the overnight jour- their diocese was called. the presentation of the America, and whose ney to the Indianapolis When the Diocese of Servant of Christ Award, cause for canonization JW Marriott Hotel, the Dallas was acknowl- newly-developed by the is progressing, was pres- site of this year's edged, the audience leadership of the NBCC. ent and celebrated the Congress. was greeted with an The award is given to High Mass. The Dallas delegation enthusiastic cheer from one person from each Daniel Rudd orches- joined more than 2,400 the Dallas delegation. diocese, nominated by trated five Black Black Catholics from 77 Attendees at the their bishop, who best Congresses in his time, dioceses across the US. Congress developed a personifies Christian the last being in 1894. It The presence at the five-year pastoral plan servant-leadership in was not until 1987 that Congress of more than to stress evangelization the African-American the modern Congress 20 bishops and arch- and other needs within community at the local movement began, fol- bishops, 120 priests, 50 the Black Catholic com- and national level. Lari lowing the path of deacons and many munity. Workshops cov- Newman-Williams was where the previous five vowed religious under- ered topics such as nominated by Bishop had occurred. The NBCC scored the importance examining Catholic Kevin J. Farrell as the now convenes every of this gathering. devotions, rediscover- recipient of the award five years. In 1987, The theme for this ing spousal relation- for the Diocese of Congress VI was held in year's Congress was ships, and reengaging Dallas. Mrs. Newman- Washington, DC. In "Faith Engaged: young adults in their Lari Newman-Williams, Holy Cross Parish, accepts the Williams is the Parish 1992 the Congress con- Empower. Equip. Catholic faith. "Servant of Christ" award for the Church of Dallas from Administrator for Holy vened in New Orleans, Evangelize." The first General sessions Bishop J. Terry Steib, SVD, Bishop of Memphis. Looking Cross Catholic Church. Baltimore in 1997, day of Congress began included presentations on is Valerie Washington, Executive Director of the The NBCC movement Chicago in 2002, Buffalo with a welcome from on the findings of the National Black Catholic Congress. began in 1889 when in 2007, and the Most Reverend 2011 National Black life and the reality of er, Immaculée Ilibagiza, Daniel Rudd called Indianapolis in 2012. John H. Ricard, SSJ Catholic Survey con- Black Catholics leaving delivered a message of together the first Article by Daryl Bishop Emeritus of ducted by Notre Dame the church. love and forgiveness National Black Catholic Avery, NBCC Region X Pensacola-Tallahassee University. The pastoral One of the many throughout the sharing Congress at St. Representative; photos and President of the plan is built on that highlights of the of her experiences dur- Augustine Catholic by Michael Roberts, National Black Catholic research, which found Congress took place ing the 1994 Rwandan Church in Washington, Holy Cross Catholic Congress Board of Black Catholics are high- when Rwandan author genocide, when she and DC., and men of African Community Trustees. Following the ly engaged in their faith and motivational speak- seven other women descent came from all

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