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.A.A.C:P.
In attempt to rej te ton
Harbor·. defunct MCP youth branch,
adults d four young peop
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Cell Clinic be planning,
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d," Johnson id.
. ckle eeD . affects
be em 30,000 and 60,000
Americans, and virtuaDyall
the victims are B . The
City Hall o. 6 .
Seeley cCord o. 7
a al Armory 0.. 9
orton School o. 10
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MalpZiin,e reports.
The report, prepared by maIlile
. ment consultants Jame H. Lowry
d , cities grim
. ority ente re-
pretent only 3.8 percent of
nation' g co cerns d &COO t
for j .5 percent of d .6
percent of employment.
The report's 'or recommenda-
tion: create a tu-relief program for
minority b' , mode d 0 the
"urban enterprise zo "pr to
grant tax bre to firms opera .
. inner-city
three of om attend BlIH.s. - met
to· the ramificatio of
youth branch.
o ult chapter of the .A.A.C:P.
ha a youth organization has Benton
Harbor had in the put. At least enty­
five members up to age 21 are cessary
for youth b ch to become official.
Union emorial .E. Pastor Delano
L. Bowman and iIIie Lee Terry
ha e pre d an interest in becoming
ad' rs. Ho ever, once organized, th
branch will officially nominate and
vote for the dvisors of their choice.
VBUCO sets Sp ri g Tea Sunday
Van Buren United Civic Organization
(VBUCO)" h' its enty-fint
Annual Spring Tea 0 Sunday, April 4,
tb Cmc Center, 4:00 p.m. to 6:00
p.m. The Center is e t of 140 on
34th A . in Covert .
VBUCO is a non-profit organizatio
that spa programs and maintains
e Civic Center for the
unity. The Spring Te . 0
fund aft· . A uni
will be 0 of
nts of the aftemoo
. FJizabeth G nn
Far y are Co-chairperso
cGill is . dent.
Your precinct uea ill be affected by th ch
otin p e.
C in ritain o. 1
nton Hubor Senior Hiah o. 2
enton Hubor Jr. Hi h 0.3
L C iddl School o. 4
Columbus School No. 5
r of BH Ar a Schools
Effectin arc S, 1 82, e Benton Hubor Area Schoo Board of Education adopted ch
Volin Precinc for t e Sc 001 Elecf 0
If you have. oted at:
o d Precinct
aueue, hich'
genetically, red blood
cells to be crescent Ibaped'
d of round. A painful
on
Lafayette School o. 20
North Shore School o. 22
Eam School D' trict
Pearl School o. 23
Sorter School o. 24
in er
PIe chee the.ch
belo and be a are of your
"The provide
opportunity for indirid­
be ua1s ho are not registered
located at the department's. in one of the clinics to be
main office, 769 Pipe one,
Benton bor. Dr. sn�-
indicated the clinic will
be open e ry first Tue
day of the month from
:00 to 6:00 p.m.
Andrew John ,
CeD Counselor for the coun­
ty h th department,
the clinic will provide
testing to determine pre- the . become
nee of . e cen diIeaJe ed with these malform-
or trait u ell other ed blood cells.
hemoglobin dis-· For futher information
ord . In ddition to ut the -in clinic
testin&, the clmc will pro- or about the d' itlelf,
. e education and counsel- p contact the health
. ,1CCOrdin& to Johnson. department's main office
1972, . e cell' Benton Harbor at
926-7121.
You ill no vote at:
e Precinct
Benton Harbor Senior High o. 1
870 Col fa vee
Columb School 0: 2
815 Columbu
Seeley cCord 7/ o. 3
465 S. cCord
orton School o. 5
267 . Hull
Lafayette School O. 13
8 5 ortb 0 Drive
Sorte School O. 12
1421 ipestone