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May 21, 1980 - Image 5

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Michigan Citizen, 1980-05-21

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r
ennu I
en Round -up
yean old by December 1.
To prove this, parents will
need a birth certifICate.
"Sometime children
gre are wronaJy clUlified
of this 'ty," 1eUnen of a
dred DeHorn, phy' problem. Some
nator of � trouble hearq, othen
the School Diltrict, that may have .. n problems.
e are able to <U direct- It j a State law that re-
ly with parenti. quires studentl to hoe
, any puent are not basic vision and hearing
a are of the record that before starting school.
their children mu have These tests can be conduct-
hen enrollinl for the nnt eel by a family doctor, or
time. It a State that the rvices of the Berrien
aD children enroDiDa in any County Health Department,
public or pdftte ICbooI in 769 Pipestone Street, Ben­
Michigan for the ftry fir ton Harbor, can be u d.
time mu submit to the Parent auld call
hool a statement 925-2157 to make appoint-
by a doctor. The doctor's ments with the Health De-
tement mu that partment, or children m y
the student has been immu- be brought to the Health
nized d protected Department's Clinic hich
measle mump polio, and is open every Friday fJOOl
a tie of four immuni- ,9:00 un. to 11:00 un.
zations for diptheria, ho- If parents ha further
oping COU8h and tetanus. qu ions they are ed to
�, a child mu be five. call the individual schools.
Benton Harbor
Area Schoo . conductin&
it annual Kinderprten
Roundup.
lVeItment. These efforts
uld complement, not
complement, not compete,
ho ever, . th a program
of skill development.
'There is no sub-
itute for education. The
strong, posltift returns to
hooling that have been
ob ned in the 1970's for
bites and for blades re­
inforce this point. Keep­
ing youth in 001 auld
ha e the highe priority.
'I join . Anderson
and others in the Ameri-
can bly of hich,
I participated, in calling
for impro d ti be een
00 and the' odd of
ork.
"There· special
n d to build this associ­
tion at the secondary level
for noncollege bound
youth.
"I am persooally im­
pre d by the effort of
ur growing community col­
lege sy em t d build­
ing be een 001
s i E r
W.5IIhI&tCHI, D.C. - An
informal group of Blae s on
Energy has been formed in
part to ark a counter­
force to a similar IfOUP com-
pri of "8lac ill Ener s"
ho or for the mere
indu try. 'The protest aroup
begun musterin bIac
concern for nuclear energy
proliferation which i seen
a "clear thr t to the urvival
of the majority of bo
presently r ide in our major
metropolitan areas."
The ne group points out
that the present nuclear
energy facilities located in or
near major metropolitan
are could, in the event of a
. major malfunction, com·
pletely obliterate large seg­
nt of the blac commu-
ity. "There i imply no
feasible ay to evacuate ew
Yor City or any other large
metropolitan r ." a group
po .
MICHIGAN BELL EMPLOYEES
DOH" WEAR UNIFORMS, SO AS
FOR IDENTlFlCATION FROM
THEM OR ANY OTHER. SERVICE:
PEOPLE WHO COME TO YOUR
DOOR. MICHIGA BELL
PEOPLE ARE ALWAYS 6LAD
TO IDENTIFY THE SELVES.
and ork.
" Job creation efforts
ould be structured with
this objectiYe in mind, eep­
jog youth in IChooL
"For ,theae youth 0
001, ho ever, opt­
in the form of train­
ing and basic education
auld be provided, along
ith jo. Job creation
and skill development to­
gether offer construe'
outions to the youth em-
ployment problem.
"The outloo ahead'
this problem will
not diminish of its own
accord. Strong policy re­
spa are needed which
mu include the participa­
tion of the private sector,
here 80 percent of the
job are located.
, ithout the re-
spo , the longer term
co uence of the prob-
lem for some youth will
perpetuate ial and eco­
nomic inequiti J'
If A MEM&�R OF 'tOUR FAMILY ttM A HfARI 6,
SpeECH OR PHY5lCAL HANDiCAP THAT MAKES IT
PIFFICULT 10 USE A CONVeNTIONAL PH E. ASIC YOUR
MICHIGAN &ELL SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE ABOUT
THe EQUIPMENT AND SERYICI! OPrlONS seu,
. CAN OFFER TO HELP.
DO YOU KNOW WttAT TO DO WttEN YOU
DIAL A. WRONG NUM8ER LONG OISTA CE? ..
JUST HANG UP AND DIAL THE OPERATOR
RIGHT AWAY. EXPL�tN VOlJR MISTAKE
AND YOU WO 'T &E CHARGED FOR THE CALL.
Dia you know tMt the world s
first in terN f;()fJd/ f«phone
C()WImVniC8fiofl$ � mlb·
lisMd ;,,1180 wifht1I'�
linking �fro;fdnd Windsor?
-� RTV 'UI>GET SERVICE" SAVES!
THIS �ERVICE COSTS A LOT LE55
THAN 1-OR·2 PARTY FLAT·RATE
SERVICE. FOR A. LOW MONTtilV
CHARGE YOU SHARE A TWO-PARTY
LINE AND HAVE A MONTH LV
ALLOW�Ce OF LOCAL CALLS.
CALL YOUR MICHIGAN &ELL
gUSl NES� OFFICE FOR PETA'l5.
ould be loc ed into their
communities ith no reali tic
means of escape in the event
of the serious extension of a
Three Mile I land tragedy."
Blacks are being alerted to
oppose any and all nuclear
facilities hich are not at
least several hundred miles
from any large population
center.
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