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[email protected]. The Daily Guardian "Twenty years serving the students of Wright State University" Number 21, Volume XXI F»day. October 12. 1984 Chief bailiff supports Republican principles By KAREN RENEE HUNT Crutcher said, "Black Americans must Associate Writer realize that to expect a change, we have Ronald C'rutcher, chief bailiff of to be on the inside." He said getting Dayton Municipal court and a promi- involved at a young age will help the nent local black Republican, spoke teenagers become knowledgeable in yesterday in the Bolinga Center on politics. Republican politics. Crutcher defended the Republicans' Crutcher, a 1977 Wright State stand on social issues. The Republican graduate in political science, focused party does not get a "big thrill" cut- on his involvement locally and na- ting welfare and social security pro- tionally with the Republican party. He grams. Crutcher said, "The principal also spoke defensively on current objective of the Republican party is issues. not to take away the programs for "I do not always agree with the par- those in need, but to keep under con- ty's platforms and the policies that trol the amount of assistance handed President Reagan is doing or will do, out." but I do support the principles of the The Bolinga Center's Community Republican party," said Crutcher.