HIGH�AND PARK
paldeGC¥.
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mdertllC2\le 1Jar n�
objcdha.
'I1IougIDJl the <XM9C of b:
New Hampshire campaign I
qatdIy � tl Mr. 1m
.... Mr. aumo. Mr. KaJey, Mr.
HIdcin 1111 Mr. Blown tl addIaB
the of sud! a titled �
ftdd. They Idia:d. .
For me, a basic axiom of
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00 tbc'Jecdpt c1 prlnmy makting
fLDk. I had nnec1ttanarx! rmae
� bn an bd ooe d,tbc
odD' DmD:raIic Party aaddaa.
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kqp'aaibioo.
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the nb must be tbc 'same fbr
�amdlll�rmat
meet the requirements, the
DcamaadcPartytxnimare�in
arms.
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mra.areca1BidyardootB.1Iqtme
., objcdiYe. llib not ada'
statea, w�re a party chair or
Secretary of State anoints the
dDen, in New Ycxlc a CIIdidatc '
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fiom JtIl*aed DenIXDB by 001-
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nxniDIdngpctitkn. Mr. TsqIls
didmtmcettlis testmtMr.Bmwn
failed b � with tbc cDting
quJatioos.
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imemitivity c1tbc "Big ElYe� k> tbc
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tbc � African American in � .
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I amxn:cd in MnJ�, New
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0Jt � in New York aty's
Blade oornrrauity, that ttr.ir umts
bm woWdberespoDied b, that�
Blade (X)IJl[IUrity in New York
'It'(Qd keep 1Irm od c1 Od'neigh
boimods.
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caDcd � � b 1aIk abolt 1Ii.\ b
iJquiJe Dlut tbc . dill I WM
l1Iisqor bscdc a � k> tIml.
Now that rm � OIl a Ic\d
playingfidd ml am � two
eX � "Big Five" off the b8lIot,
suddenly � � pleading for
demxJacy.
� � me finally getting
tbcpicUe.
to LeId
01 on Dlvilion of t e Detroit
th IlfI!I'I.""'!V!ftt
- Grant and mo y to help
low-Ineeme homeowners and
IlDd10 remove lead fro Ir
bo •
- Stricter 0'rGlD11DCe
lancllo to quietly remove I
paint d� 0 their properd •
- TraInlna and Informado or
bomeowDell1Dd laDdlordi the
proper procedure for lead paint
removal.
- Legislation requirina that a
bome be lead free before It can be
rented or IOld.
u r,
In Detroit,
found to have e le of I
but it I ted only once every nI
yea . Only S percent of Mi
bools have have their drl n
r t ted.
Currently, Detroit operatel
limited pro rams to edu te t
public, creen children, conduct Ol
Io -up Inve tlgatio ,provide
medical care, lead aDd
pro cute ho ing code violatoll.
However, le d te tin progra
reach fewer th n fifty percent 0
children in the city.
Many property 0 nen do not
know of the lead hazards on their
properties, aDd cannot, or cboole
not, to remove it. As a re ult,
-THE LANDLORD didn't hundreds of children with elevated
tDow lead. He only blood leve are currently UDdIag-
acquired tbe property a few yean nosed or Wltreated.
,- BIlCtbum d. However, ae-
contlDa to B urn. tbe DetroIt
o
Ccmtpond!nf
HIOHLAND PARK - Charles
Costa, former candidate for Mayor
of Detroit, bas promised to belp
Highland Park after the discovery of
� bodies of three women in aban
doned Monterey Hotel.
Costa stated that � orpnlzadon
be founded, Helping O�r People
(HOP), could put a seven-foot fence
'around the botel to keep people out
of danger.
Costa went to Mayor Lioaey
Porter with the plan. Poner ted
him to discuss It at a general meeting
of the Highland Park Neighborhood
Coalition (HPNC).
He says Mayor Porter told him,
"'We don't want outsiders taking
over. You have to talk with folks on
tbe inside.'"
Costa said his organization is
training unemployed and homel
people, Including tbose removed
from General Assistance in the mas
sive cutoffs last year, to help board
up abandoned buildinp.
Costa said, "'You take two nega
lives- unemployment and Aban
doned Buildings-and make a
positive.'"
In talking about the Monterey
Hotel murden, ODe member of the
coalition urged people not to forget
- the individual women who died
there.
Councilman Frank Ro ,who
helped organize the coalition, laid,
"'When e put the fence up, e will
put wreath there � a memorial)." �� Citizen Adv. 31�m" 1
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ACCORDING TO Harri
IIDpI director of lead po_._
preveDliOD and control the troit
HeIlth Department, I'CIDOYiD&
from older bomea co d COlt -mote
than most of tbe bomea are worth In
Detroit - 15,000. S2O.OOO.-
ByRON EIGEL
TU. SDAY,. TH 17th DAY 0
MARCH, 1992
, for the followl"ll purpose:
The nom nation of partisan candidate for the
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DEMOCRATIC
PARlY
BOBKERREY
LYNDON H. L8ROUCHE, JA.
PAUL E. TSONWUI
EDMUND G. BROWN, JR.
BILLCUNTON
TOM HARKIN
NancE IS, FUR�ER GIVEN that. for, d PRESIDENnAL PrImary
EI on th polling pi for the .. u ..... v�,�·. precincts of th CIty
of Highland Patk are a folio
15.
11.
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20. 88rber School - • Buena V1at8 8nd
WoodWIInI •
23. CIty tt.11 .:... 30 Gentld .,. ..
:5. FIrat Methodlat ChUfCh - Chun:h net
WoodWIInI
FURTHER GIVEN that the Polling pi for
In will be 0 n from 7:00 o'clock In the noon until
.�n.IO ng.
OF HI H'
IUOHLAND PARK - Two
Hilhiand Park cltlzena ex
pressed eoecem about unsafe
conditions In the dty, which
they warn are threa to the
safety of cbildren.
During the Mayor Night
pordon of tbe MarcIl 2 City
-_....... . r t.iDley orter
that abc '!II C dren playlDa
In a dumplter near the
Monterey Hotel, the ICCDC of
reported murders of diflereDt
women.
Mel Wllliaml, a com
munity activist, said that �
was concerned about
dangerous abandoned build
ings on Cortland, whlch young
slUclen1S pass on the way to the
Cortland Elementary School.
He said be Rd the Public
Safety Department to patrol
the area during the ho.ura
before and after school.
Public Safety officials
could not be reached by preas
time.
Costa offers to
build fence around
Monterey Hotel
ByRON ElGEl
PRE IDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
REPUBUCAN
PARTY
PATRICK J. BUCHANAN
GEORGE BUSH
DAVID DUKE
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