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GAL NOTICE
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Cl v of Hl hland Par'
Clty Council Cha.bera
30 G raId Avenue
Hi hl n Park, MiChl n � �OJ
17,1 1
Pursuant to Real Estat GUl Iln for d OSln ot Land.
n6tice 1. her by Ilven th th C� Y Council will hold a
PubliC Hearln at th plac . d lndlcat d abov to
con ld r the oft ra to pureh v th corr spondln
n ea and structur by op n
\AC. T LOTS
1 -lO Y lon 11/21
1 -20 Av Ion 11/21
o C ndler (1/2)
90 C ndl r 11/21
27 Conn ctlCut (1/21
2 i Connec cut 11/21
79 Elmhurst 11/21
i9 Elmhur t (1/21
215 Fern (1/21
215 Fern 11/21
373 Florence
104 H111
16 P s dena
327 P s dena
74 Sturtev nt (1/21
7� S urtevan 11/21
115 T�'ler 11/21
ll5Tyl r (1/21
240-46 Elmhurst
PRICE
$,25.00
S 25.00
S 75.00
·s 75.00
$ 75.00
S 75.00
S 75.00
75.00
S 25.00
$ 25.00
S 50.00
50.00
S 50.00
S 50.00
S 25.00
S 25.00
$ 75.00
S 75.00
55,000.00
SA tE
S .uel �h tchell
John Ben field
Alb rt G. St ward
Ak zi Ur R han
Ann E. Darlin
"tary E. Jackson
Hubard Brown
Joe Andrews
La Coure Vauchn
Doris Ta�'lor
Carol�n Patterson
Cora Kines
Carlos wilhlte
Cornelius �oore
Andrew Gra"es
Wixie Da'\'is
Ruby Jason
,.\Ttelia �atthew.
Healin Sprln �lsa.
B ptist Church
Steve � Barbara White
215 P dert1a
S50.00
OPES BID STRUCTtRES
93 Be r e fo'rd
179 Beresford
214 Beresford
230 Beresf6rd
359 Eason
192 Florence
93 -36 E. �e �ichols
35-37 Sorth
33 Oaklllan
15 Port �e
353-355 Purit n ,
1�5 Rhode Island
71 Richton
11i-119 Stevens
142 T'v l e r'
250 w v e r Lv
�I. P1Ll� BID PRICE
S4,OOO.00
52.500.00
S2.000.00
2.500.00
. S3.000.00
S 500.00
56,500.00
55,000.00
3,000.00
n,500.00
53,000.00
S2,500.00
$2.000.00
S3.000,OO
52.500.00
54.000,00
The above mentioned purchaser should s n. t least, 50" Bid
Depo it on vacant lots, 10" Bld Deposlt on s ructures, aealed
and delivered to the City Clerk, 30 G r 1 Avenue, Highland
• Park by 5:30 p .•. on Septe be r 16, 1991. Du r i ng the hearin
the City Council will .olicit the views of affected parties
and citizens.
P. cat1Ief, Qty C1eftc
Eq,,* Opportunity E:mploy.
Michigan CHiao NN. 8Nal
,QUEEN
down and discuss what was going
on," she said. "If she had problems
with bills, she'd share it with us. Or
if me and my brother were acting up
in school and not taking care of our
responsibilities in the house, like
chores, we'd have an hour's discus­
sion about it. I was taught to com­
municate at an earl y age."
Latifa's still surrounded by fami­
lyand friends. They constantly drop
ln, Lawyers call every five minutes.
Life is channeled chaos. She's either
performing or working on a film or
doing a photo shoot or making a
cameo appearance in another
rapper's video. At the Love Ball in
May, Latifaq was rushed by
television reporters, including
MTV's fashion correspondent,
Cindy Crawford. Transvestite
waiters told her how much they loved
her; and s trangers said hello .
Latifah's anticonformist spirit fit
right in. .
.
: Latifah'S mother, who is 41
. years old, is the vice presi­
dent (and one of five salaried
employees) of Flavor Unit Manage­
ment "Any person who can take two
k·ids," Latifah said, "basically
without any support from their father
and put them through Catholic
school, because she felt they
deserved a better education, is doing
all right She put us into' a decent
. home, and gave us decent living con­
di tions wi thin the bouse. And
watched 'us graduate from high
school and do ome college and be­
come professionals. If! were her I'd
be proud. I'd say, 'You did pretty
good, Rita! You did pretty good.'"
Latifah says she values what she
learned from her mother about com­
munication. "My mother would sit
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To shield herself from the frenzy,
Latifah has reproduced a family
situation with a group of friends she
has known since high school. Her
posse, the Flavor Unit, is part of the
scene; members help Latifah edit he�
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raps, sometimes appear on stage with
her, occasionally travel with her. In
an unfriendly world, they are the
buffer, a reminder that Latifah comes
from a community that supports her.
One member of the community is
Sha-Kim Compere, her manager, an
old friend who helps run Flavor Unit
Management. The management
company which is independent from
. Tommy Boy, is working with 10
bands, including Naughty by Nature,
a rap group from East Orange.
"I like having people around me
who do for me as much as I do for
tbem," Latifah said. "Take a bullet
for me, just like I'd do for them if it �.
came down for it We had this crew,
we all rapped, we all had big dreams,
we all wanted to make records, and
succeed. We stayed friends even
when my stuff took off: What 21-
year-Old thinks she can do it all on her
own? Not me anyway."
, Given the pressures of run-
ning both a business and a
career, eventually Latifah needs an
emotional payoff. One' is the simple
pleasure of the rap performance. "I
enjoy getting up on stage and aying
things that excite people," Latifah
said. "I get the same thrill every time
I perform well."
Another i her new home, which
she will share with her mother and
brother. "You know how children
are, wanting to live away from
home," Mrs. Owens said. "Now she
says, 'I need a base. I need to come
home,'" In this house Latifah will be
known not as Queen Latifah but as'
Dana Owens. "I am the queen in my
house," her mother said. "She has
not overthrown me yet."
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SOLICITATION FOR BIDS
SOLID WASTE COLLECTION
The City of Benton Harbor will
reoelve sealed bid. for the
coltectten and disposal of Solid
W at (Tr.h Plok-up) until 10:00
•. m. on Septemb.r 18. 1991.
Speolfloatlon. de.orlblng
r.qulred •• rvlce are .v.llabl.
through the Offlo of the City Clerk .
Bidding and p rfermanee
r.qulrement. are det.lI.d In .ald
.p.olfloatlon.. and the .xp.ot.d
p.rlod of .ervlo. I. 5 Y r I
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deejays and organize the dances,"
Rita Owens said. "I had to be up on
. the latest So I knew not to get a
square deejay but one who really
pumped it. I heard Mark James play
for another class and I just loved
. !lbat be did." Latifab and Mr. James
(now known' as DJ. Mark the 45
lGng) made some demos and took
them to Tommy Boy.
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CAPTAIN TOMMY
Tommy Kennedy/Ut1 Tyllko