contin
A1
continu
hi in t
but that they a often burn
night when dark-brown and or­
nge-oolorecl can't be n,
nd on the w kend when in-
v tigativ agenci re clos
She also pointed out the fact
th t, ev nthough in in ration
compani are not operatin up
to the standard guidelin re­
quired of them, the Wayne
County Air Pollution Control
Commi ion will i u th m
what i known a 'cons nor­
der,' enabling th m to continu
operations for n additional
ven-years while rying to r -
olve the problem of excessive
emissions.
A Madison Heigh site was
closed down after operating for
33-years on consent orders.
The incinera or will burn up
to 70 tons of medical waste per
day - 140,000 I - a total of
245,840 Ibs per y r and accord­
ing to the scientific community,
will pose both short- and long­
term physical complication
from fumes inhaled, like respira­
tory diseases, cancers, birth de­
fects, skin diseases and problems
with the central nervous
Those m t affected a h
unborn, newborn and youngchil­
dren, oommunity activists said.
ACTIVI T CONTEND
THAT this sort of projects is
known as environmental racism,
but CO-GEN officials tate that
there will not be any toxins emit­
ted, and that they have erected
this new technology in affiuent
white communities from Illinois
to Florida.
Citizens Empowerment for a
Clean Environment points out
that the WCAPCC does not con­
sider the amount of emissions
presently polluting a community
when issuing penni for incin­
erators.
Meeting Notice
The Highland Park Schoo]
District will host a community
forum to explain the n w K-6
Focus Schools and to answer
questions from the audi nc .
The meetingMond y, May23, at
5pm at the Highland Park om­
munity High chool Commons,
15900 Woodward. Th ntire
communi y is cordially invit ' ..
Conference
planned
The fifth annual Saving The
African-American Mal Conf r-
ence will f atur workshop y
the tion 1 k man for th
Hon. Llui Farr k.h n Muh m­
m d, Dr. A ul Alim Muham­
mad, S turd y, May 21 from
1-3pm at th Rs di n Ho I
Pontchartrain D troit, II
Dr. Muh mmad will ou lin
strategies to S v th BI ck
Child based on:
Healt utrition, "How to
Eat to Live"
C1 Restoring Family Li[i
Re toring Strong ommu­
ruties
A workshop paren ,cl rgy,
and prof; ionals won't wan 0
miss. Registration: 50 r per­
son entitl you to all even
Friday and Sa urday.
For furth r informs ion
cerning the conference pl
call MXA 271-8637 or 271-019
Tickets vailable at the
door for $10. For additional in­
formation call 535-0674, 3 3-
0593.
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o , p id nt of h
n AFL-CIO, h
08S1SS,;re of the bill "th bru
izing of politi I pow T at i
ugli t. II H 1 0 d cribed
Engler "vicious and vindic­
tiv ."
"H h ingled out grou he
knows he can't get upport from,
uch chers and labor un-
ions, and is using thi brief Win­
dow of opportunity to punish
them, to cripple them, to drive
them out of the political p ,"
Garrison aid.
Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D­
Lansing, said Engler hopes vot­
ers in the gubernatorial election
will be sympathetic to the teach­
ers' trike legislation.
hem out there,
L G
1 cons ituency
I gi 1 tion because
ch 1'8 public emplo
He id a m that ould
limit givin che higher la-
ri a lot of public upport..
MEA Spo e woman Kim
Brennen Roo id union mem-
will campaign hard agai
Engler t lection time. Roo
her organization • plans to nd
out a barrage of campaign litera­
ture against Engler and oth r
Republicans who voted for th
m ure.
The teachers' strike bill is not
scheduled to take effect until
April 1995 because it lacked th
two-thirds support needed Cor
immediate effect.
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