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April 29, 1990 - Image 19

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Michigan Citizen, 1990-04-29

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db' beD
bllgnrascs up cqatI
on their· saying dIC deanup
can be dooe another ay. Their
only optioas is to go to cowt,"
Miller said.
, Hillegoossaidthatupt050'to
70 percent is OIl atk)I"QC":y
fees, consulti eoginecrs, and
, arguing aver who i responsible
for cleaning up site.
" As a result, e have oo1y six
sites fully cleaned up aDd more
money being speal OIl 1 sui
then on the cleanup itself,· be
said
but some experts y that
policy dictating the cleanup
3
process ill ot re&o1ve the
problem.
TB
liea in the of resources aDd
skilled peoplc to do the cleanup,
said Mic Kamrin said, a
Michigan Statc Univcr ity
poti for Caller for &­
viroDJDcntal Toxicology. He
. cleaaiDa a' te is ore
complicated th= it .
• It' I likc you caD. go in
, there bulldozc the w te
ay," Kamrin said "There' a
, lot more involved. Sites have to
be investigated IDd then put OIl
a 'priority list, and evea thea it
may take years of clcaaup cost-
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the dilV'CrllCDC1S
Peoplc need to g a much better
feeliDg of going on so
they can suggest better olu-
ti "be aid
'Volunteer
needed for
pri on AAep
Branch
The Buch non Br nch
Chapter of the AACP is
looking for NAACP branch
member and qualified volun­
teers to work wi h the
Buchanon Bran Member ac­
cording to :Alfredo A. .
Robinson, preside Roger R.
Roberts, pecial acts.
Anyone interested' becom­
ing VolUnteer d or'
. . Br 0 con
Roger R. oberts at the S te
p . of Sou m Mi' t
BuchanoD Branch NAACP,
Special Activities Buildin -'
Central Com S te Prison
of Southern Mi hi n,4000
Cooper Street, on, MI
49201, (517) 788-7 , Ext. 423,
duriag the 0 12:30 - 4:00
p.m. Tuesday thro Friday.
The next Volun eer
O· tation . 0 will be June
16, 1990. We are respcdfully
requesting your support d
participation in helping us im­
prove the political, educati
social and adverse conditio in
this community, Roberts said.
A hilla
,de th up
among blac
PHILAD HIA. P . - Nation-
al health officials re baffled by
an unexpected increa in
asthma deaths, especi lly
among BI cks, over the pa t len
y ars.
The thma de th r te for
Bl c i nearly thr e times th t
for white - 2.9 per 1 ,000 com-
pared to 1 per 100, . Whil
the problem is nati nwide, one
especially hard hit area is the
Pennsylvania and ew Jer ey
are .
Theories to
are dying in inere .
from asthma inc de poor
medical c re, he vier con­
cen ations of pollution in the
inne cities a d even cockroach
dust. But tli are all theories.
Right now, no one knows'why
. hma d atbs mong Blacks in­
creased by 50% from 1979 0
1986.
AACP e k
to mend
r I on
WI.binllon, D.C. - The
AACP and the Je . h or-
ganization The Anti-Defama­
tion League announced a joint
effort I t week to mend the
strained relatio between the
nation's Black and Jewi h
population .

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