chool Board giv
cr tari contract
IDGHLAND P. - At •
onday July 9 mee • the
. Highland Par School Board
eel by a • margin to 10
over the head' of the
administration in an
unprecedeDted y, proposiDg
• head of the administration in
an unprecedented ay,
Df(l1DQlW:' .. • settlement of
labor dispute ith the
secretarYs union.
In a Iy UDaliIIDOiUI wte,
the board supported a
rcaolution by John Holloway,
urging the dministration to .
dopt a retroactive contract
ith the Highland Park
Feder tion of Educational
Secretaries union for �e period
between July 1, 1989 and JUDe
30,1990, giving emp oyees a 5%
raise and a 1% bonus.
Except for Mamie Cooper
and Leonard Robinson, ho
opposed the resolution, Ti
Mc Cleary, who abstained, and
Anne Jones, who absent, all
members of the board wteel for
the resolution.
A member of the secretary'
union, 0 po e duriDg public
session, ted that e d her
fellow rkers were do' their
jot, ·thou any contr ct alL
The board attorney, hen
ed for a )cpt opiDioo on
Holloway' resolutiOD, said that
it iUepl for the board to
wortcn
• could oa1y ratify (or
refuse to ratify)
ne otiated by the
dministration.
He added that luch a
resolution as le,aUy
cccptable, thoogh. beca it
ent a mes age to the
dministration about hat
contract the board as
prepared to ratify.
Cooper expressed
disagreement, arguing the
resol' could
dif6c:ultics, WAlrimti
la It! always CbaJII&JII ..
She eel if the board
ready to follo the lame
procedure reprdiag contracta
with other employee unions.
Ho ever. union President'
Lillian Macbeth expressed
approval, noting, "Everyone
else got 5%. Now we will.·
Within a eek the
administration presented the
board with a contract
containing these. terms,· which
the board approved. .
JULY 2' - AUGUST 4, 1
Application
now being
taken for
Fe tival
HIGHLAND PARK - Ap­
plications are now being taken
for booth rental at Highland
Park's Second Annual Com­
munity Arts Festival, Septem­
ber 22-23, 1990.
. Booth rental is SSO per ap­
plicant payable by money
order or check. Applications
may be picked up at the
Department of Parks and
Recreation, 10 Pit in Street,
(313) 869-5262. Monday
through Friday.
"This year's Arts Festival
is expected to be even more
exciting than last year," says
. Marion B. Hayes, Parks and
Recreation director and or­
ganizer of the festival, "we
have planned a fantiastic
Blues Concert to kick-off the
activities on Friday, Septem­
ber 21, at the Blackwell Civic
Center."
The Community Arts Fes­
tival wi)) ta e place on
Manchester Parkway and
Woodward, just north of
Petition drive
Co tlnued fro P ae 3
Rodney Monk, Local 1700
UAW CAP Chairman, 'said,
"The federal government has'
turned its back on all of us -
all the cities of this country.
We can't rebuild our neigh­
borhood without taxes. As for
VOTE AUGUST 7
I TORETAI
ATTIE CARTER CITY CLERK.
Carter for City C Comm' •
and Park. 148203. Phone: 866-6509
crack. we can't hiere more
police wi thout taxes."
However, some residents
warned lbat a Comerica office
building replacing Ford
Auditorium on the riverfront,
would actually hurt local busi­
ness, because it would ruin the
appearance of the area and
drive tourists away.
James F. Boettcher, who
chairs the Construction As­
sociation of Michigan, stated
Comerica did not have to
build near the water. but could
take land 2-4 blocks away in
"the cornerstone of the finan­
cial project."
Edward Haroutunian of the
Northwest Civic Federation
said that if the city had to seJl
Ford Auditoruim and u e the
land for b i purpose tit
should h ve set up competa­
tive bidding in order to get the
best deal and ask for legal
commitment concerning
jobs.
. One resident, Carolyn
Peiser, noted he once lived in
the Saint Joe' area, a hi toric
community destroyed in a
similar land deal set up to
build the G.M. Poletown
Plant.
"There were job lost, not
gained," he said.
The iehlgan Citlz n
eleome opinion
from readers. Send to:
Michigan Citizen
P.O. Box 03560
12541 Second
Highland Park, MI 48203
ICHIG cmz
PAG 7
Davison. Tickets for the Blues
Festival at tbe Black ell.
Ci ic Center 15840 Second
A enue, are S6 in advance and
S8 a the door. For' more infor­
mation contact the ep rt­
ment of Parks and Recreation.
THE HIGHLA 0 PARK
CITY COU Cil
WILL NOT HOI1.O ANY REGULARLY
SCHEDULED COU CIL. EETINGS
I THE ONirH OF AUGUST.
REGULAR EETI GS
WILL RESU E ON
TUE DAY, SEPTE BER 4, 1990.
TTIE P. CARTER
CJ1iY CLERK .
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to over 1 soup kitchens, church pantries, and
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