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"We need more vi ble can­
did t ," 'd Herrada. "We need
(candidat) t truly represent the
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encourage good peop e to run for
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One resident at public ion
called Ibis "an unconstitutional in­
YII on of privacy.·
·It 100 like search and seizure
witbout tile owner's permission." be
saki.
He alIo c:harJed that the resolu­
tion ·too .V8p,. giving city
JOYCrDmeDl power that were broad
andopon
He Idded be himself had faced
• yeara a., from the Inspection
Department
to be used nst bonest citizens,
but a "p ure dic api t il-
legalactiviti 0 p teeth· into la
against drugs and prostitution.
Council oman Christine
Franklin id, "You can't fine an
owner or take a ay his property
without going through the court
process.·
Councilman Charlie P. Davis said
that if house are beins used to
promote drup, tile law ·puts them on
DOtice that if it happe . n, it will
jeopardize their owners p of the
property?
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ACORN IDd olber community
orpnizations involved in making
tbiI request were concerned with
belpina the bomeless find homes,
particularly after hardships ca�ed
by Michigan Governor John
Boller'. ppUcy of removing ap­
proximately 93 mUlion people from
IOCial services.
·It'. a defeat for everyone," sbe
aald.
If people were allowed to be in
pubUc bouiing, the city would have
been able to receive revenues from
rent and lome people with skills
might have been able to make
repairs, be said.
She claimed the city failed to take
advantage of "an easy way to solve
problems."
bo could In the repair them
aDd provide revenue to the city in the
form of property taxes.
Some observen DOte that in the
�, u a member of the Michigan
State. Senate, Coleman Young
worked clo ely with ben of
urban renewallU'elt who ed then
Detroit Mayor Jero P. Cavanagh
by trying to move homeless families
into vacant urban renewal houses
and tried to show that the homes
should be repaired rather than
destroyed.
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ONE OF THE most prominent
community groups in Research Park
was a strong base of his support in
his campaigns for Mayor of Detroit
during the 1970s.
"He doesn't seem consistent with
his roots," one person aid.
Representatives of Mayor Young
were not available for comment at
the timt. of this deadline.
-THE (Y:OmtG) administration
.bowed an unwillingness to look at
creative solutions," she charged.
"Tbcy showed an inability to get
thelnct together."
Schorr added that. the city's
poUey against tilling public housing
units was similar to its original op­
poaitiQn to ACORN's proposal for
turning vacant houses over to people
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