Norplant comes
under crtticism
Michigan- orplant, the
five-year contrac ptive, will 'be
made available in Michigan be­
ginning April 1. The tate is
planning to di tribute $500,000
worth of the contr ceptive to
low-income women d perate
to control their family size,
teenagers who would other­
w isc opt for abortions, and
dru U ers giving birth to ad-
dict d babic . .
dema
P iti n 0
ci ht white in e h po ition.
Th ficc r king that the
union re tructure th guide­
lin of prom tion pro cdure
to nsur r e and qualifica-
Ii consider d.
I gui m te gripe but
wh tar you oing to do?" ays
Pubh Safety Department Dep­
uty Director John McMeekins.
"Sur, BI ck folks have been
don injustic , but it' going
to take time. The day' going
to com ."
Th officers complain that
Black morale is suffering.
"We're not aying to promote a
minority who' not quali-
. fied "Y pp aid. "We want the
force to repre ent the makeup
ofth community."
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12541 Second Street
P.O. Box 03560
Highland Park. MI 48203
(313) 869-0033
Benton Harbor Bureau
175 Main Street
Benton Harbor, MI 49022
, (616) 927-1527
Publisher:
Charles D. Kelly
Editor:
Teresa Kelly
Managing Editor:
Wanda F, Roquemore
Contributor :
Harry Anderson
B rnice Brown
Patncia Colbert
M ry Golliday
Allison Jones
Shock Rock
Leah Samuel
Ron Seigel
T r ka Turk
Carolyn Warfield
Vera White
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The Jf ic hi an Cit izcn i s avail­
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f ad Data ntral.
choo in Independent or " orne­
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36th District Court
Th pu Ii ti n of t r port 0-
incided with th nd annu I
. Bl k Entrepr neu hip in Ameri
forum in Atlanta F bru ry 18-20.
Th forum w ponsored by
Dow Jon and C mpany, In . and
its fla hip publication. Th Wall
tr t Journal in oopcration with
Clar r Atlanta Univc ity nd p 1-
m n Colleg .
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ed about how the ra e factor
feeted their company, 26 per­
cent aid it helped, 40 percent said
it had hurt, and 30 percent aid it
m de no difference.
ARCH 1 t· ARCH 31 t, 1993
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TO P- TRAFFIC TICKETS
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RESTRICTIONS APPLY.
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FOR A DITIONAL INFORMATION
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own rs.
Al • of tho who were charged
hi her th n their hite counter­
p rts.
In term of mark ts for their
products 95 p rcent of the owners
id that ch n are n d d to help
Bla b a through the purcbas-
in I gjam at large corporations.
Politi ally, half the owners aid
th y w re D mo rats.
Elev n pe nt aid th Y were
epub lican. wi th the balance
Yet, despite the difficulties, the
entrepreneurs would clearly do it all
again.
inety-five percent aid they
would go into th busin s again,
though half of th m aid they would
"rna e orne minor changes in the
way I did it."
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