South African
part · d linge
JOllA N BURG-Bl c
dome tic workers till f ce
me ger w g and poor condi­
tions in South Africa, ccord­
ing to a recent rticle in The
Detroit New. AUhough
reforms have eliminated apart­
heid law, Black workers still
trav from township to jobs
in the whi te neighborhoods or
live in ckyard hovels in the
neighborhoods.
appy- ew Year
From The Staff
of the
MICIDGAN
CITIZEN
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day, December 30, 1992 and
Advertisement is Noon M0n­
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Mead Data Central.
L
re
not t vel)' well in the 1, but ety
official ere sincerely trying to
reco truct it,
Fanis . d that the 1990-91 report
had to be revised because of changes in
the 1989J90 report, ued before
Porter in om�. The meeting w
t up to lve the disaepancles with
the 1989190 report and tbcnidentify the
changes that had to be made for
1990,91.
Farm added that on one item, the
State felt the ety could not aocc)\mt for
expeDditmr.s' of $100,(0). this
w, c.becked, it was disc:ovaed the
State owed the ety $100,(0). When
ked about this, Brown said he not
aware of this.
QaI • .....,.u,,_ P -The Highland
Board of Education voted unani-
100 Y 10 call a met of adze to
get upport in i conflict th the Sta
over funding for Highland Par Co�
mUDity Colle (HPCC). "
The St&· JeCaltly eliminated fund­
to the co ge, c:haIging that it
violated State deliDcs.
Board Chairperson Winona
Humphrey . d, "We've gival it (the
tate) evaytbin& they've � tate offi-
") aDd (then) they k
thing else. "
Board Member Mamie Cooper
charged that this decision w
propri tion
uthority
P ident"-"I.WILL.l"""
retiring early next year.
Over the prot t of Cooper and
othe ,the board members pproved
$19,975 to the Sta loran uditoftheir
boo .
Board Attorney Sam cCargo "d
under loophole, the Slate d the
power to conduct udit of HPCC
boo and get the I to pay for it?
I think we uld be bigger than they
are.
cuse.
Board member Anita W teIbo
said, "I feel if they walked all over
my righ ."
JIM 0 G, upervi rfor
the Community College Service Unit
w not availabl for comment,
However, former HPCC College
President Comer Heath, who w fired
by the Board in 1990, told �
Michigan Citizen that the State cted
"I'm concerned bout the com­
munity colle . Itl the I t titution
e have going in Highland PaIk. If it
goes, e might wdl put up signs
ying this a gbost mwn.
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