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HE NOTED TIlAT THE
city had a great deal of trouble in
ending its contracts with cable
TV companies and some indi­
cated the new companies that
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deposit had been accepted, there
was an iJ\jUry about the type of
business they intended to open
and when they said ·African art",
the attitude changed.
HUMPHREY SAID LEE
told her in a telephone conversa­
tion, "We don't want no African
books there so you can go get
your money back. "
In a telephone interview with
Lee, who lives in Troy, he said,
after admitting the deposit had
been accepted and returned, "We
didn't discriminate against
them."
Lee contends that he had ex­
plained to Humphrey and Mar­
tin that he was talking with
another person who was inter­
ested in leasing the storefront,
too.
The other party, he said, is a
"Black: lady who has operated a
business in the area for ten
years.·
Further more, he said, his
overridingconcem was "whether
they (Humphrey and Martin)
could make a profit •
IN ADDITION, LEE SAID,
because the lady (no name given)
bas operated a busin in the
, area for ten years and needs to
relocate, his intentions is to lease
the storefront to her.
However, Humphrey, who
emphasized that the Civil Rights .
complaint has been filed, said, "I
want to be treated fairly in my
community.·
And, he added, "If the origi­
nal agreement is agreed to, we
are willing to drop the (Civil
Rights) complaint. "
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campagn
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ters for D' Control nd
Prev ntion recently an­
noun a national publicity
campaign aimed at encour­
aging African Am . cans to
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- the city to buy food. We a being
victimized by everybody. We
don't have to take . t," McPhail
said.
McPhail is currently division
chief, of the Wayne County
Prosecutors Office, and a I ding
contender in the mayoral pri-
.. mary campaign for th right to
be on the November ballot.
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