Congre . onal B u
id iU alternative budget
propo will be presented
to the Ho and Sen te
budget committ by
arch 12. Specifi alter
native ere not diJcl d,
but the B C cus bud
t will differ from the
Pr . dent's on food stamp ,
edicare, edicaid Social
Security, d the propo
cut .
Th tiona! Ur
Le e arch depart-
tRent' pre�
opped or rno ed through ment of the Pre' eat's
Co . The stimulation budget is being shared ith
will include in- the 0 r civil rights groups
truction m h to t in the forum d sent to
peopl to write tter or number of congressmen
demand eetin with th ir and nators, a . esman
congressmen. . d.
, e're going to mobi- The paper offers docu-
lize in g den club bl menta . on th t th Reagan
club d churche ," propo ould not effect
Simmon id. every . ty
Rather than discu the equally. 'inoritle and
Re cutb on a politi- th poor ould be forced
cal le I, the AACP plans to endure th greatest suf-
JO effort on a more personal fermg," it te
becau ''Bla
surrival . "B s are up t
t and e t to e re
they're up enough to act.
So e're g to do it on
hat' in it for me'
appr ch," Simmo
id. '�achimng that,
you're trying to get people
invo ed in th en tire politi-
cal pr "
In tDino' , for example,
her office p to demon
strate to local AACP offi.
cials ho 50 telepho caI1s
to organizer stimu-
- from late 5,000 letters or caDs to
the '. ators and
so OF ras
ciril ri&bb groups
'ganlZlDiI' I P
Coopesa "flooded wi
plume caDs and letter pro
testing the propo cuts"
and plans to bring about
200 branch pt' ents
executive cretaries, and
political action chairmen
to the uhiDgton for its
three-day ". me
mobiliza tion" conference,
according to Althea Sim
director of- the
'to
Le e I circula' doc-
t called "preliminary
U*��t of bnp t
of R�agan econo . recov
on minorities and
from all
PUSH
public
education" effort to e pl .
cutb 'imp
ras
olved
Tb
H said SCLC is "g .
to spe out more to
reaDy educate the public.
e're going to tell them
th Reapo' propo
rt of a reversal of
for
Colored
to economic boyco
tout.
CP
among
Be'
CireW Court
r Brynea ruled
t the 1979 Ben
yorale em
that the
be held this fall
Friday's ruling came
re t of a IUit filed
yor Joel Patterson by
deft ted candidate WiIce
Cooke, who I the 1979
election by three vo .
Brynes had earlier ruled
. three wi produced by
Cooce had . properly
turned ay from the polls.
Bryn IlIlq foD eel
remedy he' in J uary.
wrhis' an opinion, not
.. court order," City Atty.
orris Gavin
"Coumel 20 days to
�
til
Judge C
Friday
ton Harbor
. valid
AACP's 1$00 bJ'l.D(�
where black
trr
curs?
O1HER Urb
League
fmdings include:
One-third to one-half of
th 3 milli peop . 0
ould 1 food stam
result of the cutback
auld be blac .
Minorit' make up 51
per cent of th 2.6 million
people ho could 1 their
job or training opportuni
tie r It of the ter
mination of CET A. .
About 162,000 un-
employed b workers
ould be affected directly
by the plan to reduce
Will benefi fo tb Ion -term
the unem oyed.
;
election
'7his c
reBUlarly SCIle���
pal e tion for OOJ]!UDJlSSl(1D
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