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Gre OfY P. Cleveland 1364 Bishop
1. Benton H rbor, recently a ad-
mitted to the ichi n Bar and now
pr ti e 1 t 72 . ain St.
Clevel nd repre nt people involved
in crimin 1 and civil liti tion dome­
tic rei tion and ppeals.
Cle land, originally from
ichigan i a 1971 graduate of u egon
Hi h. He attended lamazoo College,
lamaz 0, i higan raduating ith
uble m jor in Political Science and
o iolo yin 1974.
pon gr duati n h rved three
ye r ith the U.S. Army.
ile in the rmy Cleveland tr veled
to J pan 0 in wet Africa and
era! oth r countries. He wa 0
tudyin taki gr duate course in
Public dmini tration.
1982 raduate of Thorn
Cool y La School, Lansing, ich.,
Cle eland is member of the Daniel
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Cleveland and his wife Gloria Ann
(Simmons a teacher at Columbus
School A demy for Gifted and Talented
have one d ughter, Tr cie-Ann .1 icol .
The Clevelands re member of Hope-
ell B ptist Church where rs. Cle e-
land's father Re. John Simmons i
p stor.
Cleveland i a member of the Twin
City Sympathy Orche r he plays
percu ion.
Cl veland al teach s the percu ion
t the Community School of the Arts.
Clevel nd believe people in the
Benton Harbor Area should become
more active in city politics and increa
their political awarene . "
He noted 'through the increa d
. politi I warene a change may be
brought bout in the government which
reflects the will of the people." Ac­
cordin to Cleveland Benton Harbor i
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d y-long minar for clergy nd
other oun lor of th fin ncially
tr ubled ill be held ednesday ay
1 , from 8:30 :00 p.m. t
F rmer nd h nt ati nal B
400 Riv me Drive, Benton Harbor.
The min r is jointl sponsored by
the bank Berrien County Coun il of
Churche nd the S hool for inistry
• n inter-d nomin tion 1 org nization
he d u rtered in nn rbor.
The seminar ill be p ttered on
previ u programs initiated in other
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p rt .. of ichi n and the rnidwe t
recently to prepare oun lors for the
mushrooming problems risin from a
recession economy.
Highli tenin the day will be a
p nel discussion featurin local specia­
lists in rei ted fields. A 5 fee will cover
the co t of regi tration and lun h.
Re istration information may be ob­
tained from the Berrien County Council
of Churche. Registrations are r 'quested
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an are that ha a unique opportunity
to progre and flourish, but will happen
only if the people are aware and involved.
By all means people should both,
become aware and que tions,'
Cleveland urged.
The attorney observed there are
recently ch nge in the la of spec' 1
intere t to poor and BI c people. They
should be aw re of the chan in the
drinking under the influence of r uor
law, be use the 1 has chan ed ith
much tiffer penal!" s for repe ted
offenders well first time offenders.
GREGORY CLEVELAND