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ing, " . d Rep. Ro It Bracken­
ridge, co pon or of the
legi 1 tion with Sen. Harry
t, 'a fello St. Joseph Repub­
lican. "There have been more 'in-'
quirie from bu ine e that
want to move into th city and
e the benefits of the zon ."
Besid attracting ne busi­
n and creatingjo , Young
said improving living standards
for Benton Harbor residents is
imperative.
He id th city has pent
morethanhalfofa 700,000 fed­
eral grant in the last year and a
half to rehabilitate or demolish
decrepit hom ,rr any of them
abandoned.
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"BUT THERE'S STILL a lot
of them to be done," he added. In
addition, 55,000 from the grant
has established youth activiti ,
such as gymnastics, karate and
dance class . The city also has
applied for a federal program
that teach kids construction
skills by letting them repair run­
down buildings.
For its part, the alliance plans
to renovate downtown Benton
Harbor by improving roads and
dredging an unused ship canal,
which runs parallel to Main
St t and into Lake Michigan
proposed project would be
cad largely by s te and
federal funds and could create
500 job.
"The future looks good right
now," Young said. "There are
some major developments
planned for the city. "
Yet, while "state and federal
programs are important" to help
eliminate social and economic
decay, he said the best kind of
defense against Benton Harbor's
"urban blight" starts in the
home.
"THE FAMll.. IS most im­
portant because it provides a
safety net. One of the main prob­
lems today is that there's no fam­
ily structure - parents may be
on drugs, they may live offpublic
aid, so that's all kids know. And
these kinds of conditions breed
poverty over and over again "
Easter
celebratio
planned
The Ea ter celebration at
First Congregational United
Church of Christ, will be held
Sunday, April 5, at 11 a.m, The
Pastor, Rev. Richard H. Taylor
will compl te his Lenten rmon
seri , Longing For God, with
"Terror and Amazement."
Special music will be added to
the celebration. In addition, the
Junior High Youth Group will
1 d the Sunlight Service at 8: 15
a.m. on the Bellview Lawn
around th wooden that
was erected for Holy Week.
, An E ter breakfast will be
served by th Diaconate from
8:45 to 10:15a.m. in Sooner Hall.
A free will donation will be
taken. .
Childcare and Church School
a available for children from
infants through 8th grade. All
are welcome.
Dtd You 'Know?
During the Montgomery,
Alabama, boycott of segregated
bu , many workers walked
much as twelve mil to their
job.
Ern t E. Just (1883.1941),
biologist, was the first African­
Am ric n scienti t fully ac­
-cept by th American sci n­
tific community.