PE CYL.C
Schrenk,
economic
�reJ()pllleDt director,
moderate the n,
en and their topics 0
e: s. P tricia Root,
Chamber's indu 0
counsultant, . d rial taX
e emptions; Joel . 11,
r, Canfield,
, indu .
the gu
er the cl 0 ban-
quet of the seventh annual
. -Service Training Con­
ference of Titl I parents.
Between 4,000-5,000
paren ts, educ tors and
drninistrators from
thr ghout the United
State attended the con­
ference.
Titl Lis a parent organi­
zation which rve more
than 90. percent of the
hool districts in the U.s.
Th conference is de 0 gned
by p en and give them
the opportunity to
educa tional values and in­
fonn ion ith edu tors .
•
I
Commerce,
o
pm nt ' bu 0
ne revitalization program
and the 10 p
Gordon Dill,
all busine
. tance director and
re olving loan fund admini­
str tor, EDA revolving loan
fund for Berrien County;
and S.B.A. repre ntative
ill e plain the S.B.
503 Loan program.
OVEMBER 12 -lR. 1980 THE CITIZE
P GEl
•
o I
to get a pereen
te contract .
minoritY contr -
tor's unemp oym t ra 0
10.6 percent compared to
hi e cont ctor' t 5.3
percent) 0 due to the la
of minority p rticipation on
ate contr cts, according to
y Hu n, pre ident of
Hud n Enterp 0 • Hud-
nOon of the four
plaintiffs in the cl ction
it fil d in J udg Ch
Allen's estern District
ovich, attorney repre nt­
ing the minority busine
men, a cla tion la suit
alIo a small group of
peopl to repre nt a larger
group hich h similiar
claim .
Hud n . th y repre­
nt other minority con-
endor and
rvice contr -
LK PARE T DAY
The Concerned Parent
Organization of artin L
King School 0 spon ring
o first Annual ent
Currently
city
studyin
th p�
they are able to ttend.
The purpo is
f ..
come to
Fr
p e ... "