If
f P v rty re
me hed int t unwill ingne
o th mInd female in thi
country to c m tog ther
I I committed partners in a
marital relationship.
Thi has to nd or th in-
titution of th family will t -
tally di int grat and th trend
of poverty and d pair will b
the norm with our families.
Child poverty rat on th
ri
The Children' 0 fen
Fund, privat adv ca y
gr up, aid 26.2 percent 0
children living in citie with
population flO, or
m re wer impoveri hed in
19 . The 1 poverty level
w about 12,7 for a family
of fur. Erie, Pa., had thc
highe t poverty rate for
Bla k (62 percent) and
. " Hi panics (69 p rent). Min­
neapoli had the highe t rate
for Native Americans (66 per­
cent); St. Paul for Asians (69
percent).
A eparate analy is, based
on figure f r 1 cities with at
eas 00, re idents..Kl 1
nd 1 cen us tallie ,
und child poverty rate in­
reased in 84 citie , fell in 1
- including Wa hington,
D.C. - and were un hanged in
one: Philadelphia. The
Children' Defe n e Fund
analyzed trends for 100 large.
citie for which 19 Census
bureau data was available re-
archer Arl c Sh rman aid.
The above chart i a clear
indication that in the major
cities where the majori ty of
African American children are
being rai d by a ingle parent,
they are living in te than
desirable economic conditions.
Mo t (57.5 percent) of the
ingle parent familie are
headed by female. Thi
mean that for what ever
reasons, men and women are
n t uniting they should.
A man and woman have a
natural aura tion=one for the
other; in addition a man and
woman offer a balanee one to
th other.
Man, as in mankind, means
mind; the human being i the
only entity in creation that is
able to use language and reason
to impact the environment and
their conditions in a po Hive
and/or negative way. There­
fore, we must have a mind set
to change the trend for fewer
and fewer legal unions that are
ommitted to po terity.
Balanced off pring more
often than not are reared in a
home and in an environment
cornp ed of oth male and
female united in purpo e .
If you are with out a mate a
an adult, remember the
slogan ... " each one rea hone",
be about the busin of reach­
ing for a mate ... peace!
Empower your-
elf...regi ter and then vote.
African Proverb
"Th e who are ab ent ar
alway wrong."
African Proverb
"Three kinds of people di_c
poor: tho e wh div rce, th e
who in our debts, and tho e
who move around to mu h."
Amendment III
No oldier hall, in time of
peace be quartered in any
house, with ut the co�nt of
th owner, not in tim of war,
but in a manner 'to be
prescribed by law.
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con r .
Th City Council would then'
review t revi ed propo a1 and have
the final p wer to accept or rej tit.
W D buy up
ev r I pri ate h me and th city
own d ab ndon d building, which
d to bah dquarters for State
Repre entativ Eth I T rrell.
Their concern are health
dangers, noi e and appearance.
Edi on h d no environmental im­
pact tatement, but their repre­
entative claimed thi was not
required for uch a project and a -
urcd rc .id nts there w no danger.
Edi on admitted concern had
been expre ed by orne wri ter
about the h alth effec of electric
and magnetic field from equipment,
but tated th re wa no cientific
b i forit.
In a written taternent, Bruce
Whitney, a repre entative of Detroit
Edi on, tated, "Over the pa t 20
years, extensive resear h has been
condu ted to a e whether 60
Hertz electric and/or magnetic field
cause advers human health effects."
"THI ex-
amined a broad range of possible
effects, including effect on
re roductioJh.,iT wth an dey�lop­
ment and po ible effects that could
lead to the development of cancer,"
Whitney' statement
Whitney added that the research
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She add d .,that Detroit Edi on .
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oi e from ompany truck .
Elderly re iderus aid that tTUCk run­
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woman de cribed a , " hooting like
bomb in the middle of lh night"
already di sturbed thcm.
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HIGH 0 • - In re po
to tate critici ms 0 th way the
Highland Par Board of Educ tion
wa handling the deficit of Highland
Par Community Colle (HPCC)
and d 1 Y in getting tat aid, t
chool bard r olved at a pecial
meeting Friday, August 2 ,to:
- Adopt an annual budget nd a
deficit reduction plan to deal with
"obligations owed to all creditors."
- Authorized its Superintendent
of School to ascertain by review of
the College' payroll, related taxe
that HPCC i current on uch taxe
nd is uc written certifications of
thi . .
- Affirmed that it will develop a
plan of action responding to the
Report from the Special Study
Regarding HPCC on or before Oc­
tober 1, 1992, with a pecific
re ponse to the immediate action
items before the September 1, 1992
chool board meeting.
The board al 0 cstabli hed a
Short and Long Range Review Com­
mittce for the p�rpo e. of tudying,
Dr. RonaldA. White, r.c.
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Commi ioner Arthur BI kwell, a
repre entative from U.S. Con­
gressman John Conyers office, Per­
rin Emanuel from DEVCO, a tudent
nate repre entative, Highland Park
employee Eleanor Blackwell,
Katherine Clar ton. head of the
Hi hi nd P r i torte
Simmo or Bobby Davi ,
Igure .
A technic I i tan t am to
provide inform tion, upport coun­
el and document tion would be
formed no I ter than September 2
nd complete i report no later than
September 11th.
The committee w cheduled to
rna e its report on or before Septem­
ber 24.
A public forum would be held on
September 29 for the purpose of
reveiwing, di cussing and taking ac­
tion.
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Until recently nicotine gum was the only method of nicotine replace­
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helpful in smoking cessation f many individuals. However, many
people quit chewing the gum prematurely, or they do not u e the correct
chewing technique.
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by various research group . According to a recent i u of American Family
Physician, the results of 10 different tudies are encouraging. In nine of
the tudies a nicotine skin patch was more effective than a pi cebo (blank)
patch in helping people quit moking. In all ten tudie the rate at which
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roughly one-half of the amount normally obtained from cigarette moke,
Nicotine skin patches available now or scheduled to come out oon
include Habitrol™, Pro tepTM, Nicoderm™, and Nicotrol-16™. The
patche are applied to a dry, non-hairy part of the body, uch a the stomach
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Nicotine patche hould not be worn by women who are pregnant, unle
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