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December 08, 1982 - Image 3

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Michigan Citizen, 1982-12-08

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Continued from Page 1
p rticipate during D cember.
Alternative Petro Inc., the
minority fum he ed by Shannon
i n that purcha d the form r
publi or s building for 01
production, . in trouble financially ,
cord' to the evc report. 0
pr re is e pected until middl of
1983.
F irbre , Inc. th computer
educ tion ry em that
heduled to be handled by
-defunct OIC to a pri-
fum. 66()f the thr minOrity
lor pe os ppro ched a
po entrepeumeurs, one h been
eliminated," F ted. He noted
t priYate citizen "mo t ely"
ted to· 't Sou thfJeld
'NQI".,nber 29 to t
po "lion for rategic u ot n con-
ruction r ther than sole reliance on
ex ing housi for the poor in are
here the v ancy r te '10 and
f: cilitating re ter mobility for poor
and minority famille if ch housing is
outside are of 10 -income concentra­
tion.
Dr. charged that even in
are here canc exi that housing
co s re man eable, the housing ou-
er propo fail to t e racial dis-
crimin ion Into ccount.
Lo income families, he contend,
e iaIly tho ho are r ial minoritie ,
, continue to be eered and channeled
to housi in re of exi ting po erty
d minority concentration and till
will be unable to exerci fr housing
choi unle eguard are in place.
It . necessary for u to provide
equate counseling, referral and a
variety of pport rvice 10 to
en re that income families ill
h fu inform tion on housi avail-
ility drab to ju ccess-
fuDy to n living environments" he
·d.
oreover they mu ha e ranee
that all go ernm nt encie including
HUD d the Dept. of Justice, ill
under e firm, fair housi enforcement
tio "
Dr. er added that the HUD
p opo that permit citie reeeivin
community development funds to
them for construction of sub 'dized
ay, December 14, all Fir t
Grade t en will ttend full day
in mce t the
The morning . n will be con-
ducted by the District's Reading Center
on "ere ting In the First Grade: Com­
pr hension, ritin, and Storytelling,
In a Desegregated School Environment".
In the afternoon fll grade te her
will hear Dr. etzner
Fint grade tudent will not attend
hool on Tue ay, December 14, ccord­
to hool officials.
If parent of pre hool, indergarten
or flr t grade udent h ve further
questi n regarding th in rvice ed­
ule, they ould call Deputy Superin­
tendent Harry Stephen' office t the
di trict administration office, 926-1141.
nd
- Cou re Co.i computer
ftware company heduled for incep-
tion in the city. "The arch for the
right entrepreneur not ended. Th
previou y identified one will not be
sel ted," Fr lin rote in his report.
Franklin told this p r the penon
mu h at Ie a mer' degree. to
qualify 0 ner-m r.
- Venture Capital Fund will be in
the form of a Small Bu . In estment
Corp. and ill t e . to nine months to
, Franklin . in his report.
- A company become
more d more a reality," ording to
th evc report. A bu· plan i
written, entrepreneur is identified and
the co to te h been determined.
fflC' nt inYeston have been identified,
eve claimed. The m nt t
no be' put r aod F'rmkIIR
id tified the of the Andre
o.
Benton Harbor te hers ratifi d
contr t onday December 6,
give them three par te pay incre
over o-year contr t.
According to union official the
te e ill receive four-percent
rai thi year ith a total incre of
10.3 percent by the end of the t 0 year �
Th teaehers wi get long-term
d' bility insurance for the first time,
Co to th district will be 1.06
million, hool esperson confirmed.
,
There ate approximately 400 te er
City
o
ear 'do

in the BH y em.
For a te her ith b chelor'
no experience the contr t pro' e
b ry of 13624 comp ed to
13,100 for la year. By the end of th
1983-84 hool year, a beginnin t her
. receive 14454.
At th other end of th
te cher
house
The Department of Housin and
Urban Development h released to the
city 1.5 million in Small Cit' s funds,
ayor ilce Coo e announced ond y.
Accord' to cting City an er
illiam Lilly, the city will tart u '
the money to demoli hou in the
the city' two t rget area orth of
ain and the P asant Hill are .
SCheduled for demolition are 411
Park 407 and 391 Riford 251 S cond
Street all in orth of am.
On the Hill: 380 428 655 699,
691, 693, and 580 Bro day' 169-
ity gradu t hool and I bel Jon
of the College of Human Ecology at th
University of ichigan a being invol ed.
- evc li ts four other potential
bu . e for th city in it report.
Albion, a record pre' company'
Larry ar, energy udit company'
Royce Do ny, Regional BI ;
Peter Gelhof a hard re tore.

en ed hether evc is follo -
ing CETA guid line in m th
nt and busi e
• able openly and
id ' ye"
He noted that CVC h d ad erti
in thiS paper e rly in 1982 for po le
urs felt that as ffi-
for
175 Bell· ; al 225 233
253 Bellvie ; 141 and 193 Garfi Id·
259 Jefferson Crt.· 339 Ohio; d 289,
2 0 301 and 307 Pet,
EET
ing to interim Dire tor D it-
fi Id.
nt r through th pa lot
do r.
h
en month
are 24 job
1 500
ment of
th pe

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