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Li Chavi ) 004 r 1e e., 1-
hart, Indiana a graduate of emorial
High School, ha received a scholarship
from the orth Ameri n Philip Corp.,
parent company of The Selmer Co., of
Elkhart.
Her father, George J. Chavis, wor
at Selmer's Vincent Back plant.
There were 346 tudents from around
Indiana that applied for a holarship
from this corparation. Lisa is the only
one from Elkhart that received one.
The holarship is for' two thousand
dollars. Five hundred dollars a year for
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In high I L' gr du ted ith a
3.0 gr de av ra. hile attendin
high hool she w on the Drill earn
for three year the third year e a
captain of the team.
She will be on e Ball State Drill
team Cardettes.
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She ha three brother nd on . ere
Her mother i TS. Ruth Chavi nd
ys the entire family is very proud of
Lisa.
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In the July 5, 1983 issue of The Detroit News,
HerrUd-PalU:Jdium publisher Willtud Banyan was
quoted saying thll Bltlc 's mental processes
e inferior to thllt of white's =except basket­
ball teanu. Citizen reporter Slterri Scott took
to tit streets aking for comments on the
comment. T'1tU is lull she heard:
FULTO : "I feel that everyone's
equal to their though A man is a man regardle
to 10 , color, or thought ."
AU F. UIIAMMAD: "I think th t the one who
m es color inferior or perior i a victim of
how srnaD one' mentality i ."
J.T. IL S: "Typical of the Herald Pallad ..
ium. Benton Harbor doesn't get any po itive
support from the paper up to and including the
pport of our mayor. B ck ould reach into
their own culture and urface with a po itfve
lution to ignorance starting in our own home ."
THUR BELL: ' e don't have the training
he's achieved. We can handle a . uation if it
pre nt inself. e can excell if e are trained. '
: "I don't think he should of
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Loo at
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S: "Ever since the Herald
Palladium ha mo eel from thi area, no that
they e in their 0 n territory, they shouldn't
ha any . s on the city. They drained the
town for it resources d money. 0 aD they
o I depict and er the minorities of BB.
If they really cared -about the city, they ould
ha yed here."
&a..II..arw..1ft ULL Y: "I prefer not to be quoted
it' a political i ue.
JOE HOWELL: "I ould Ii e 0 some
ientiflC fact to b c it up. If Blac don't ...
do good on tes dministered by the ool,
it' not in their chromo nes, it' their environ-
ment.
Maybe the Michigan State Housing Development Authority can help.
Our low-interest loan program has money to fix up houses that are at
least 20 years old, or newer homes under certain conditions.
If your family's annual adjusted income is 20,000 or I ,. you may
qualify for a loan at new low interest rates of 3 to 10 percent (Annual
Percentage Rate).
You can' borrow money for basic structural repairs, insulation and
other energy savers, ne plumbing or wiring, replacing a roof, adding a
room, and other improvements.
Applications for a loan must be made through participating
banks, savings and loan association, or local gOY nm nt .
If you mail us the coupon, e will send you mor information and a
list of lenders and communities in the MSHDA Home Improv. m nt
Program.
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Benton Harbor, I 49022
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LanSing, MI 48909
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