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Cinco De Mayo Fiesta '90 Centerfold California State University, San Bernardino CSUSB ScholarWorks Inland Empire Hispanic News Special Collections & University Archives 5-2-1990 May 2nd 1990 Hispanic News Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/hispanicnews Recommended Citation Hispanic News, "May 2nd 1990" (1990). Inland Empire Hispanic News. 314. https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/hispanicnews/314 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Special Collections & University Archives at CSUSB ScholarWorks. It has been accepted for inclusion in Inland Empire Hispanic News by an authorized administrator of CSUSB ScholarWorks. For more information, please contact [email protected]. PROGRAM Cinco de Mayo Fiesta '90 Centerfold *• • - • -Sit t-' t!l£' INLAND EMPIRE r rr| A Publication of the Wednesdi^ Hispanic Communication & May 2,1990 • Development Corporation NEWS Volutne 3, Number 8 IMPACTO 2000 MAKES DEMANDS ON TRUSTEES. CHANCELLOR tS.B.V.C. "Viva Rivera" Rally Draws 100 Approximately lOOpersons from every this was a challenge for him. "The of anger, concern and now acting on his away" the "educatiaial mediocrity" that level of the community gather in front college has a need for transformation behalf. President Rivera, much like has thwarted the creaticm of quality, of the San Bernardino Valley College leadership which means that sensitiv­ mathematics teacher Jaime Escalante education especially for minorities, at Auditorium on April 19 in a rally to ity is necessary for the needs of the new and high school principal Joe Clark, is San Bernardino Valley College." support Dr. Manuel Rivera, College student pc^ulatioa This requires chang­ an educational leader who as a reformer Impacto-2000's demands to the Board President and protest the college board's ing programs, practices and behavior is committed to the attainment of edu­ of Trustees and Chancellor Stuart lack of action in granting Rivera a new and teachers have woriced hard to make cational excellence of all of his Bundy are as foUows: contract. the college an academic success." students.President Rivera, despite in­ 1. Retention of President Rivera Students carrying placards which read Daniel Morales, a former valley col­ numerable obstacles, has been admin­ Continued page 2 "Viva Rivera" and "President Rivera is lege student and an advocate for qual­ istratively working hard to "sweep a role model for students" vocalized the ity education for Hispanic students said, same and gave speeches in support of "I am dismayed and disappointed at SAN RFRNARniNO rOIINTY EPmEMIC WORST TN STATE the president what is happening, especially now that President Rivera's contract expires on we have president of Hispanic decent 1000 Measles Cases in County June 30, however, the board has been and a role model for many of our stu­ slow in the process of evaluation and dents and their trying to get rid of him 300 Hospitalized, 10 Die determination of granting a contract to (Rivera). This is a trend that is happen­ the president, according to persons ing throughout the UC system. This is Special to the Inland Emi^ Hispanic than 5 years old. Twelve percent (120) wish^g to be anonymous. why Hispanic students and community News of the reported cases are in children age In addressing the crowd, I*resident groups are oiganizing to protest and 9 to 14 months. It is very important to J^yeia stated that he had been seeking support what we have."- By: Gary L. Euler, Dr.P.H. have your young children msBMaized other positions within the last two Norm Smith, director of planning and (if they have not received their vac­ weeks. This was in reference to an research, said that the board is evaluat­ Two million people died, mostly chil­ cine) as soon as possible. Go to your article appearing in a local publication ing Rivera and Crafton Hills College dren, from measles dtuing 1989 world doctor for these shots or go to one of the which stated that the President had President Donald Singer and that it wide reported the Centers for Disease public health department clinics. The been in Minnesota to be interviewed (the Board) may discuss the evaluation Control this month. In San Bernardino schedule is shown below. The cost is for the presidencies of two colleges. and contracts at the June 30 meeting. County so far this year more than 1000 $3.00 but will be waived for those Also, he is the finalist for the position Dr. Armando Navarro, President of cases have been reported to the Health unable to pay. of chancellor at San Francisco Com­ Impacto-2000 and Director of the In­ Department. Of those300have required The measles virus is very easy to catch munity College District. He stated, stitute for Social Justice, issued the hospitalization and 10 have died. Of if you are susceptible. The first symp­ further, there had been no indication following prepared statement: "In the those dying seven were Hispanic, two toms are nmny nose, cough, re^a- from the board regarding the renewal last few months there has been ele­ were White non-Hispanic, and one teryeyes, and fever above 101 degrees. of his contract and has to seek security ments from within the college that have Black non-Hispanic. As soon as a person has these symp­ for his family. been deliberately and maliciously The rate of measles occurrence in toms they can pass the virus through He said that he had a commitment to seeking to oust President Rivera. Im- Hispanic children is double that of the the air to anyone around them. Pom stay here more than four years and that pacto's response to their attempts is one White non-Hispanic children. There days after these symptoms start a rash are many serious side effects from appears on the neck and face. It is red, measles such as serious ear infections, blotchy and slightly raised. The rash dehydration and pneumonia requiring moves to cover the body the next day. hospitalization, permanent brain dam­ A persons eyes are often sensitive to age, coma, and death. Doctors have a light and there may be tiny white cen­ very safe and effective vaccine. It should tered red spots in the mouth. It is very be given to ail children NINE (9) important that anyone with these symp­ MONTHS of age and older who have toms stay away from other people who never been immunized and have never may catch the measles from them. You had rubeola which is also called "10 or your child may catch this virus sim­ day" or "red" or "hard" measles. ply by sharing the same room with Almost half of all reported measles someone with these measles symptoms. cases are occurring in children less Continued Back Page INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Father Luque named Monsignor Page 2 The Battle ofPuebla Pages 4,5 IMPACTO 2000 "Viva Rivera" rally draws 100 persons in support of Sheriff Candidates' Profiles Pages 6,7 S.B.V.C. President Rivera - At center is Dr. Rivera (left) and Dr. Armando Navarro CINCO DE MAYO EDITION Inland Empire Hispanic News Wednesday, April II, 1990 Bishop names Father Luque Monsignor, Statement of "Honorary Prelate of His Holiness" Monsignor By STEVEN BARRIE, The son of the late Pete S. Luque and Therese in San Diego, St. Edward in Inland Catholic Ermelinda Hernandez, he was bom July Corona, and Our Lady of Guadalupe Luque 27,1934, in Colton where he grew up, Shrine in Riverside, Msgr. Luque was SAN BERNARDINO -- Bishop Phil­ going to public schools and attending named pastor of his home parish, San Monsignor Luque issued the follow­ lip F. Straling has announced that Fa­ San Salvador Church. After graduating Salvador in Colton, where he served ing statement: ther Peter Hernandez Luque has been from Colton High School in 1952, he from 1969 to 1978. The bestowing of the Honorary Title named Honorary Prelate of His Holi­ attended San Bemardino Valley Col­ In 1978, he became pastor of Our Lady of Domestic Prelate as Monsignor is a ness and will now be honored by the lege, obtaining an associate's degree in of Guadalupe Parish here. Later that time-honored custom of giving recog­ title monsignor. 1954. same year, upon the creation of the nition to the life and ministry of an Msgr. Luque will be installed May 7 at He began his priestly formation at St Diocese of San Bemardino, he was individual priest. Our Lady of Guadalupe Church at 7 Francis Seminary in San Diego in 1954, named by Bishop Straling as Episcopal In my case, I see it as a recognitiolTO p.m. completing his studies in 1962. He was Vicar for Hispanic affairs, a position he the Hispanic Presence in the many Msgr. Luque has served imder various ordained at the Immaculata, on the continues to hold to the present. parishes of our Diocese of San Bernar­ titles as the bishop's official liaison campus of the University of San Di­ He has served as pastor of Our Lady of dino/Riverside. It is through the needs, with the Hispanic community since the ego, on March 17, 1962, by Bishop Guadalupe Parish in Chino since Jan. inspiration and work of the Hispanic diocese was foundedinlate 1978. Msgr. Charles F. Buddy. 1,1989. people that my Office of Episcopal Luque is the diocese's first Hispanic After serving as assistant pastor at St See Monsignor Luque's statement Vicar for Hispanics has been made a monsignor. Anthony Pari^ in San Bemardino, St this page. reality. The love and support that I have re­ ceived in the parishes of fiie diocese has been a help in formiug myself as a "Viva Rivera" - continued from page priest.
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