Y \ all 0
to any Am rican
pr t ction of our civil­
righ I ." Clinton wrote in the
letter to McD rm tt dated Tue day.
HI am committed to removing thi
exemption. ' ,
McDermott and, former Sen. written in p rt to ov rturn that
B� Adam, D- W h., led a imi- t gher burd n f proof. But it e -
lar fort I t year to ov rtum t ' emp Ward Cove, which m nt
exemption, but the bi. er made it the pi intiff ' complaint against th
to r vote. '. company r m . ned defeated under
the Supreme Court ruling.
"We are re today to once again '
try to provide justice to the 2000 Murkow Ie! argu th company
A .. ' P ifi Am �..... -A ti d erv special treatment b a e It
�Ian acl IC n"'GU alAI a lve .. . , .
Alas n workers to, whom justice has proved Its Inn ezx:e �ncourt aoo
was ironically denied in the Civil . pe�t more than $2 million defend­
Rights Act of 1 1," McDermott ing � , elf.over the n rly two decades
said T da of litigation.
I T� Y', '. nal k The enator aid Tu day that
cannery s s 0 ,wor e Congres hould wait until the Su-
contend the company unfairly kept Co rt k f 1 d ,.
tbem in low r-paying jo . Mo t are preme u rna., a lila eel Ion
AI f nd FT' Am' on wh ther provI ions of the law can
a Iva, I IPI,no- en- be applied to past havior.
cansorofother tan Pacific Amen- "Thi is not b t ' hti
t cas I no a ou ng n
thep twrong hirin di crimina-
tion b a e b ed upon prevailin
practice t re w no di criminauon
ever shown. ' Murkow ki aid .
.. It ppe IS that \ that'
volved i attempti n to find a way for
a burch of Seattle lawyers to make
money at the expense of an Alaska
busin . and that i wrong," h aid.
overnm n a
no earned how
o heal inner ci i
Georgia
Governor
th 0 in
I 19 9 rulin against the
plaintiffs, the U.S. Supreme Court
said employee had to do more than
show a numerical imbalance in dif­
ferent job to prove discrimination;
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Published Each
Sunday By
New Day Enterprise
, 12541 Second Street
P.O. Box 03560
Highland Park, MI 48203
(313) 869-0033
BY SONY A ROSS
WA HI GTO ( )-De pite a
history of urban riots, th United
Stat has never learned how to in-'
vest in inner cities and top the cycli­
cal upheaval according to a new
study.
Last pring' rio 10 Los Ang les
underscored the lack of a serious fed­
eral effort to erase the arne type of
racial and economic discrimination
blamed for riots as far b k as 1 19,
aid the report. It was released Satur­
day by the private Milton S. Eisen­
hower Foundation to coincide with
the 25th anniversary of th Kerner
Cornmi 'ion' report.
In 1968, th Kern r Cornrru sion
concluded that the United Stat w
,. moving toward two ocieties one
Black on white _ eparate and un-
equal." ,
"We can reflect, agam, on th
same moving picture now the April
1992 riots in nth-central Lo An­
gel .' the new report aid.' 'Con­
gres and the White Hue
mi understood the problem. They
then constructed a lution that flew
in th fa of what really did work."
Benton Harbor Bureau
1 7 5 Main Street
Benton Harbor, MI 49022
(616) 927-1527
Publi her:
Charles D. Kelly
Editor:
Teresa Kelty
Managing Editor:
Wanda F, Roquemore
Contributor :
Harry Anderson
Bernice Brown
Patricia Colbert
Mary Golliday
Allison Jones
Shock Rock
Leah Samuel
Ron Seigel
Tureka Turk
Carolyn Warfield
Vera White
Production nager:
Kascene Barks
I L An cl n-
ots, Con p ed a 1.3 bilhon
pack ge in luding mall b in
loans and S5 million for umrner
job . A longer-term plan, f u ing
on urban enterprise zones and drug
enforcement efforts, w vetoed y
President Bush.
"Th cont n� of the vet d bill
... rai ed grave doubt about
whether the ndlocked Amencan
federal political p es w uld 'r
could ever enact mf rmed solu-
u " the report ald.'
Lynn A. Curti , auth r
enhower r� rt, aid the fed ral v­
emment hould fo on bigh-t ch
L:;;;;;===========:.Ijob trairung a ordable h USlOg and
Account Executive:
Earlene Tolliver
D adlin '!�r all ne, paper
and { dv -ru. .ing op iii J 2 noon
a dnr tim prior to pu " auon.
TIl(' iiclugan tur n I avail­
"hi' Oil lin through Ethnic
l' Watchandto ub cri no!
M tad ala rural.
"I think we
finally have a
president who .
understands
that
special-interest
exemptions
have no place
in civil-rights
law.
BALll ORE (AP) - In a visit to Baltimore, the
Rev Je e Jackson criticized professional poI1S teams
for failing to hi re and promote minoriti .
BI k athlet have backed away from th is ue and
their Bence now could cost them a chance at manage­
ment job after their playing day end, Jac on said
f Bowing a ermon Sunday.
NGale Sayers can't get a jeb in pro football today,
Reggie Jackson can't get a job in b ball now aoo
Ernie Banks can't get ajob in pro baseball today," he
id. "So in many way, peaking up now gives them
options for tomorrow."
During hi 45-minute sermon at Bethel African
Methodi t Epi copal Church, Jackson dwelled on the
handling of Haitian refugees. He criticized President
Clinton for going along with many of his predec or's
foreign policy po itio ,including ending back Hai­
tian refugees without a hearing.
disgrace," Jackson aid. "He said it w illegal, that
it violated international law and he w right."
Jackson aid Clinton hould use force to return to
power Haiti' elected p ident, Jean-Bertrand Aris­
tide, who w overthrown by the military.
"We . d to the warlords in Kuwait that by a certain
date, 'Get out,''' Jackson said. "We aid to the war­
lords in Somalia, 'Get out.' We said t the warlords in
Panama, 'Get out.' We hould say to the warlords in
Haiti to grout."
Jackson would not comment Sunday on peculation
he is a candidate to replace Benjamin L. Hooks as
director of the National Association for the Advance­
ment of Colored People. Hooks will retire March 31.
Jac on di y he has not been interviewed for the
pot.
"The reason why I can't discus it with you pub­
licly is because I have not discussed it with anyone
privately, so I would be inappropriate," he aid.
" A
TO called that a moral
CD RMOTI AID Tu day
there i no justification for the ex-
community development banks that
can finance inner-city projec .
, "Our new p licy ... rnus be
framed by word like inv tment,
replication, reinvention. leade hip
responsibility and acrifice," Curti
aid.
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been insufficient and tori id, and
didn't allow for "1 al, neighb r­
hood-b. d. n - top. h pping f r
coordinated ervic ." the report
aid.
The tudy al ur ed:
Focusin on drug treatment
and preventi n, rather than interdic­
ti n.
Rcorganizin th Job Trairnnz
Partnership A t to onent it mOT t -
ward the n ds of unempl yed i nner­
city youth.
Turrung re ponsi ihty for
buildinglow-incomehousin ov rto
non-profit organizations. rath r th n
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Investing 15 billion mor a
year in program for inn r-city
youth and an xtra 15 billi n in
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