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By SHEILA R. HINES
5 ecls' � the Michl en Citizen
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there w re many iviti p r-
formed to amuse and entertain
the public, ev n D troit oli
Chi f I iah McKirulOl1 ist d
i 11 singing, h c rries not Pry
well, p rhap he h c no h
lling. M yo r Dennis Arch r
was also there and gr t t h
public with his u ual warm
smile.
etroit's very own Blue Pi .
performed deliv ring a trong
message to the crowd about
"Fight The Crime. It
Th Detroit Police Offic rs
chor le ang with conviction
with Mr. Tony London -as Pr si­
dent.
Police Mounted ection dem­
ons rated their horses a iliti
to withstand fire, fi cr ck rs,
gun hots, walking ov r narrow
bridge etc.
The Mason Drummers, a
youth group, displayed many
LaNeisha Threatt, Retha Jones, Laiel ha Brown, Kenneth
Johnson and Kai Kincaid attend Field Day.
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Kyr a Howard. (:J If! 11 11 i 'Jar d
r it
i ha H uds n enjoy h
Crowd Shot
testivrti s.
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power.
Walker ve thi requ t to
UCDC p id nt P ul Schulz on Au-
gust 3, but had re ived no po
of August 15.
Walker exp eel di tisfa on t
not iving this information, tating
that, "I am not only a member of th
nonprofit, but I am vice p ident."
At the time of thi d dline, it as
im ible to ch Schulz for com-
ment.
RE E T Carol
he and another member
r sought to get informa­
members of the Phoeni
Fifty-two re ident physician have b en appointed to St. John Ho pital and Medical center'.
residency programs forthe 1994·95 academic year. Re Ident are beginnlngth ir post-gradu­
ate training in a wide variety of medical specialtie .
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