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LEGAL NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTtCE
An \ elton' h d T •
No�mber 8, 1994 to nomina e
Charter Commissioner.
Nominating petitions will be avail-
ble in the offic� of the City Clerk.
Petitions must be returned not
later than 4:00 p.m. Thursday,
September 1, 1994 to the Clerk's
Office.
A minimum of Fifty-One signa­
tures of registered electors are
required to nominated a candi­
date for said office.
Qualification requirements for
candidates are the same as those
required for other elected officials
of the City of Highland Park ex­
cept those applicable to judges.
No city officer or employee,
whether elected or appointed
shall be eligible to a place on the
commission.
Mattie Carter
City CI.erk
Mlchlga.n Citizen Adv. 8·28·94
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING
The city of Highland Park will hold
a Public Hearing to make a deter­
rnination as to the entitlement of
the New Tender Trap's request
for entertainment and liquor li­
censes to operate at
13800/13804/13806 Woodward
Avenue; Highland Park, Michi­
gan.
Place: Highland Park City Hall
30 Gerald Avenue
Highland Park, MI 48203
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Date: Tuesday, September 6,
1994
Michigan Citizen Adv 8·28 & 9·4·94
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF SPECIAL
MEETING
A special meeting of the Benton
Charter Townsrup Board of Trus­
tees has been called for Monday,
uqust 29, 1994, at 7:00 p.rn .. at
the Benton Charter Townstup Mu­
nicipal Building, 1725 Territorial
Road, Benton Harbor, MI, 10r the
purpose of considering the cable
television schedule of rates and
form i 210, and any other BUSI­
ness that may come before the
Boar.
Willie C. Askew, Sr. Clerk
Benton Charter Township
Michigan Citizen Adv. 8·28·94
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hether h ould upport
Joh on' proposed ordinanc
zoning out uch incinerato .
Councilman Tit McClary, who
argued eloquently for th anti­
incinerator re olution, aid,
·fi t e ha to what our
zoning I ws are no . •
AACP Director Ben Chavis
has charged that bees e of ra­
cial inequality in the U.S., such
dangerous pollutants were
placed in Blac communities,
creating a system h called "en­
vironmental racism."
The ational Wild Life Fed­
eration published a report called
Fertility on the Brink, The Leg­
acy of the Chemical Age, warn­
ing that build ups of chemicals
could weaken immunity to dis­
ease, giw- faulty m ages to the
nervous s) tem, and make ani­
mals and people unable to have
children.
ure.·
p iz th child
JO h lth men lly rded, t
trend linked to xpo ur of di- indicated, ·the childre
oxin," th port tated "i th ing po ntial i diminis
50 drop in rm coun in haps for lif ."
men living in industri lized Th report dd t
This, th report warns, threat- in rats by Helen D
ens our ability "to produce rcher t the State of
a species." versity of ew Yor j
The report sugge t that that a diet of lmon f
chemicals create problems in fe- Ontario caused mar
t that may ult in prob- ioral changes in the ro<
lems in inf ney or may not show eluding hyperactivit
up until maturity. It discu reduced ability to han
problems not only in health, In the most recent stu
such as cancer, but learning dis- Jaoobsons, 17 children
ability. els in their mother's b�
According to the report, psy- with ignificantly hig)1
ehologists Joseph nd Sandra of PCBs were "so hY]
Jacobson of Detroit's Wayne that they could not be t
State University found that· The report added th
women who ate as few as two children exposed to su
m Is a month of Lake Michigan cal hormones in the
fish laden with PCBs delivered develop such health c
babies that had smaller head, but it does increase th
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13546 Woodward
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14563 Woodward
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14231 Woodward
867 .. 7444
car care centers
Highland Park Tire Co.
13145 Wo dw rd
868 .. 2900
The Hip Hop Airbrush Spot!
6 Gra d
865 .. 3 25
13324.Woodw rd
867 .. 7799
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