woman g erment official from ash­
ington voiCed concern here that there no are
many minority categorie that B again are
tting left out.
"The pi is only 10 big," said Atty. Patricia A.
Ru ll, chief of the complaints branch of the Federal
Communications Commission.
id She felt that attention to HiJpanic, omen,
rt na American ,gay d other group
is dividing public ttention and respo to
point here B are being pushed into the
ground again.
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CO OVES I I�IO GRA AP
Berrien County Commi " ners approved an
. pplicatio for a I million federal grant to e tablish
revolving loan fund for bu . e exp . n in Ben­
ton Harbor, ile and Buchannan. The Economic
Development Administration grant ould provide
busine s lth low-interest loans up to $200,000.
ccording to Commissioner illie e D-Benton
o OPt 10 percent of it will be targeted to mino-
rity bu " d e pment, A county pi ed board
will drnini er th grant program.
8 OHBO 0 SUES T
amie Steven 1329 Bishop, has. filed a suit in
Fifth District Court ainst the Benton Township'
s. Ste n' it char e and
ffered "humiliation and em-
re e and her
daughter ere detained at K art and f Iy ccu
of oplifting. The incident occured December 3
hen a - art employee accused the Stevens in
front of eral peop of oplifting pair of booths
om by icole. The it charge that icc s
ulted by an employ who grabbed her ann and
"clothing near her throat region." The booths ere
confi ted, th it say and ico e � forced to
go out without her booth on d y when it
d cold." The suit y rs. Ste ns r
formally c arged by art, nor doe
previous. crimin record. it
damag .
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KLA P . ISES ORE BITE POW 'ACI10
A u Klux Klan leader, who led about 100
,", k.l on a pe ful fmal leg of a Se]m.to-
ee on ornery' bite po r march" that began year
c:h 0, vows the Klan ill continu marching in ont-
10 gornery.
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. Dear Citizen,
We th t you will
re a column in your
paper for this copy of
letter e t to Go mor
Thank you
of are tho to tb
te in form of child
port" P yment .
point here . ,ho are e
expected to maintain con­
tinual p yments when th
majority of u are in n d
of te . stance ourselves.
But e have yet
recei ed a fonn of state
assistance by means of jail
term. Hower that
h co t us more
than hat our tandard
pport P yments. It h
co u our freedom. Ther -
fore I pray that you ill,
if you can p yourself
in our po ition. I am sure
e you will end up ith one
alternative.
L ve to
ork . p ntiful, or
re and go to jail.
hat I me by con-
tro ersy in a man's hom
life. e ere born and
raised right here in this yer.
city. Th majority of our h
family and friend are here.
e have lived, laughed,
played and 0 ed toge­
th r, e still live, laugh
and play together but no
longer 0 becau, or
" a thing of the past. It'
. no more than ho fo
miracle. 0 that I
explained our ituation, I
you to provide rem-
De Sir:
I am re you are aJ1
of th job ituation here
in B.H. ich. If anyone
kno you should kno .
This h gre t
con tro rsy no only in
vie of m ' home life,
but also in his endeavors
to fulfill certain other per-
nal obligation
The obligati