60 Friday, November 28, 1980
Klutznick Vows Fairness
in U.S. Fund Distribution
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NEW YORK (JTA) —
Secretary of Commerce
Philip Klutznick assured an
audience of Jewish com-
munal leaders here that
funds for community assis-
tance will be given with "no
discrimination against any
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group in American life
which is in need of assis-
tance, either on a commu-
nity or an individual basis."
He made the pledge to 100
Jewish leaders represent-
ing grassroots communities
throughout the metropoli-
tan area at a meeting spon-.
sored by the Metropolitan
New York Coordinating
Council on Jewish Poverty.
In response to a question
about affirmative action,
Klutznick said that the
Commerce Department was
commited to a policy of
equal opportunity in em-
ployment for all groups.
Another comment
criticized the impact of
the Small Business Ad-
ministration's purported
policy of granting 85 per-
cent of SBA loans to
minorities and 15 percent
to all othe applicants
similarly unable to get
conventional bank
financing. Klutznick said
that "if the allocation
process is discriminat-
ory, it should be
changed."
In response to a request
from Menahem Shayovich,
Coordinating Council
president, Klutznick said he
would be willing to set up a
meeting with SBA head,
Vernon Weaver, to discuss
the matter. He stressed that
his position was that "appli-
cations should be taken on
the basis of qualifications
and need."
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