University Daily Kansan / Wednesday, January 24, 1990
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be tougher on law enforcement than on criminals."
Each member of the capacity crowd was required to pass through a security check before entering the building.
The audience interrupted the President's remarks with applause four times. But not everyone was cheering.
Outside Municipal Auditorium.
seven members of Act Up K.C., an activist group for AIDS related issues, were chanting, "President Bush read my lips. Fight AIDS."
"Bush's silence in the past couple of years, and Reagan's silence in the past couple of years, genocide to most of us," said Mark Chanley, member of Up K.C.
A flyer listed the group's demands of Bush. Among the
Protection against discrimination based on HIV virus status and sexual orientation.
demands were:
A national education effort that is factual, effective and culturally specific to halt the spread of HIV.
- Free, anonymous HIV antibody testing, accessible to anyone who desires it.
A small group led by Mark Chaney, right, of Kansas City, Mo., protests federal AIDS policy.
Steve Traynor/KANSAN
Visit pleases police, activists
The Associated Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Tough anti-drug talk from President Bush won the hearts of several police officers and community activists yesterday in Kansas City, a place Bush said "refused to surrender to the drug plague."
with authorities to close drug houses
Bush — along with U.S. Attorney General Richard Thornhurth, William Bennett, coordinator of the Office of National Drug Control Policy and other dignitaries — came to Kansas City to meet members of the Ad, Hoc Group Against Crime, a community organization that works
with authorities to cross borders.
The federal government estimates that Kansas City ranks sixth in the nation in availability of crack. Ranking 29th in metropolitan population, the city had the ninth-highest murder rate in the country in 1989, according to FBI figures.
Police officers said the president's trip meant a little recognition for their work and showed a commitment to fight drugs.
"I think we've had some success here in Kansas City, and for the president to show his commitment to our work. I think, is going to be
important," said Kansas City police Sgt. Rick McLaughlin. "It's nice to feel that you're appreciated."
Ad Hoc formed about 12 years ago to ease tensions between Blacks and police. Today, the group marches around suspected drug houses and shouts down dealers with bullhorns. The group set up a hotline for citizens to report when new houses sprung up.
Members of Black Men Together,
an anti-crime group affiliated with
Ad Hoc, demonstrated the chant they
used to harass dealers: "Change!
Change! Change! You better run,
doer pusher, you better run!"
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