University Daily Kansan, February 24, 1982
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Black leader suggests pooling of resources
Blacks need to plan for survival in these hard economic times, the president of the Kansas City National Guard of Colored people said last night.
Rev. Ommie L. Neilss was to have spoken on the Black History Month theme, "Blueprint for Survival." His speech, sponsored by Student Union Activities, was canceled because of poor attendance. However, Neilss did spend time talking with the students who showed up.
Nelms said it was time for blacks to pool their resources in order to survive.
The Kansas City NAACP office is now concerned mostly with the immediate needs of the people, such as coping with high utility bills, he said.
But he said the office was still actively involved in the important issues
of civil rights, such as the voting rights bill.
Nelms called President Reagan the "new pharaoh of the land," and said he didn't think the president was aware of how the average person lived.
"He is completely eroding the basic gains the '0s brought about for blacks in sports," he said.
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Nelms said he also doubted whether Ada would survive because of Reagan's stance.
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He said the president was having trouble getting his nominations for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission approved.
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"He is trying to take the teeth out of the Affirmative Action program," Neils says. "When the federal will let us up, the public will follow."
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The other committee members are Carol Shankel, public information coordinator at Spencer Museum of Art; Tom Averill, Division of Continuing Education instructor and a former KU faculty member; Virginia Adelson, Lawrence freelance editor, Steven Skaggs, assistant professor of design, is the committee's design consultant.
Pictures from the 1940s are in particular demand, Watkins said, because the war-time film shortage began in late 1943, available KU photos during that time.
By LISA GUTIERREZ Staff Reporter
The history of the University of Kansas, from its founding in 1866 until 1980, is being recreated in words and photographs for a pictorial history scheduled for publication in the fall of 1983.
The book, which will spotlight the people, activities and campus of the University, will coincide with the KU. Alumni Association's 100th anniversary celebration and dedication of the K.S. Boots Adams Alumni Center, now under construction at 13th and Oread Avenue.
"It came from a book I received from Iowa State about seven years ago," she said.
It was Watkins' idea to produce the book.
Watkins said the book was a Christmas present from her father, who was a dean at Iowa State University.
"We intend to use that and several other books for models," she said.
The six members of the committee are searching through the
University Archives in, Spencer Research Library and the Kansas State Historical Society in Topeka to find photographs for the publication
"I'm very excited about it. I've been interested in lawrence history for several years," Katie Armitage, assistant at Spencer Research Library and a committee member, said.
She said that people who had photographs that could be used for the publication should turn them into the University Archives office on the fourth floor of the Spencer Research Library.
Each member was recently assigned a certain time period of KU history to research. Armitage said.
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