I
it 0 r.
H th id h go th IRS to
forgiv lat t
gai t the coll
rd m 11 th IRS to
ra picio that H th w
not doing what h upposed
to do, and got th greement
can led.
H th char thi caused
some ta officia to (i 1 they
did not "want to ge involved" in
"the Highland Park m "
He id the tate was Iso
reacting to the rd members'
mi management fter he left.
Heath agreed with them that
Michigan Governor John Engler
and orne out state legislators do
not want HPCC to exist.
He added though, "They
(Board members) gave them
ammunition. "
Heath added Detroit area
Black legislators were alienated
by the way the board members
ran the college.
id th rdict in hi
only nal
nd a proof that
"very unfair nd
it r vealed im­
proper polici of some board
memb which could b d-
tru iv to th Highland Park
edu
H h id tha his firing vio­
lated his contract.
He aid th ons given for
his firing were "vague" and the
board could not find evidence to
upport the accusations" used to
justify it.
,
,
�OMER HEATH
By RON SEIGEL violence prevention.
Spec,., to tIN ltA/chlp_n eltlNn Separation. "A way from
their old hoodlum friends," Sal
D orr - Officials of the aid.
Detroi Federa ion of Te che While they are getting more
(DFT, re re nting Detroit help than they would in regular
teachers, h ve expres d ap- schools, Sal said the children
proval of curr nt polici provid- this as punishment, because
inga econd chance for tudents there are no neighborhood
who are ught carrying guns to friends, no social life or activi-
chool ties, no dan or athletics, or
Union official charged pro- art cl , and more intense
bationa ry policie by former crutiny.
Board Presid nt Frank Hayden "I is a dose of serious medi-
lacked di cr tion and could have cine, but this is the .prioe they
put dangerous students in a po- pay,"he aid .
ition to threaten the fety of If the youngsters behave,
other students and teache . they can go back to regular
Both DFT Pr ident John Elio schools in 1-2 em esters, Sales
and Administrative Assistant said.
Rick Sal expr ed approval of The students who are "real
the idea of nding such young- bad" drop out altogether, Sales
sters to alt rnative schools, id, but those who stay in such
....... , _ __, __ ...... iv -I!--..,.rnative choo "do well"
w t is better than
expelling the youngsters from
hooland Ie vingthem without
any educational opportunity.
ple' .
H th cc board mem-
bers who soug to remove him
of "ego tripping", trying to inter­
fere with "administration" out-
ide their· function,
"vindictiveness", and " giving
jobs to friends relativ , and al­
Ii "
emi on to
etire a head 0
B ac apti
NEW YORK, NY - The head of
the nation's largest Black relig­
ious organization announced
recently that he will retire next
year.
The Rev. T. J. Jemison made
the surprise announcement as
over 50,000 delegates attended
the annual convention of the Na­
tional Baptist Convention in .
New ork City.
Jemison has headed the
group since 1982. Under hi
leadership, the nation's 8.5 mil­
lion B b ptista were u��
to become more socially and 900-
nomically active.
JURO
through it," he id.
H th charged other school
employee were treated the
same way and predicted hi
right
Reparations
Attorney to speak
-in Highland Park
s
'94
. "No U.S. Taxation without Black
Reparation " will be the t pic of
Robert Brock when he peaks Sun­
day, October 3 at 1 p.m. at the Tem­
ple of Mini ter John Muhammed at
16187 Hamilton at Puritan.
Brock is rcpr enting a Lo An­
geles man in a law uit filed ag inst
th IRS i ederal
The lawsuit main ins that 131a k
ave d c ncan not 1 iy
bound to pay tax and eeks repara­
tions from the U.S. government for
slavery and a century of legal egre­
gation.
A que tion and answer period
will follow. The peech is free and
open to the public.
v
The Highl nd Park Board of
Education officially adopted the'
five Goals of the Highland Park
S 001 District for 1993-9 . The
, adopted t th regular
I board tneetlllllg
a r commended by upt.
Eugene L. Cain, call for the
school system to:
Improve educational qual­
ity in all programs and for all
students.
Maintain fiscal integrity
and expand funding support for
schools and students.
Improve maintenance and
upkeep of buildings and
grounds.
Increase parent and com­
munity participation is schools.
Establish a wide array of
experi nees and opportunities
that would ensure and enhance
the development of all students.
rings in which to learn - will
include a building maintenance
and upkeep committee at each
hool. Each commi ill be
composed of h, tud n ,
. tena .
staff, and building administra­
tors. The committee will be a
key element of Project Clean Up.
Measures to increase parent
and community participation in
schools will include estab­
lishment of a districtwide par­
ent-teacher organization.
BUSINESS SERVICES
Sm ller class of 25 stu­
dents, compared to 35 in regular
schools.
Psychological s rvices and
family counseling.
Counseling workshop in
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