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May 15, 1994 • Page Image 1

…• VOL. XVI NO. 2fl An Informed People.' is A Fret" People MAY 15 ·21. 1994 Citizen Empow rment for a Clean Enviornment (CECE) chief Vallory Levi-John on peak during a community meeting. Detroit citiz By RON SEIGEL � eC?jal_!o the Michl an Citizen __ DETROIT - In the 60's there were charges that "urban re­ newal" represented "Black Re­ moval," forcing African Americans (and poor people of all races) from their homes, de­ stroying n...…

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…By NNPA 0 rector of Commun c.t on o BI c t rting to v rnm n nd oci I ting that drug perm - A1"t"IAJ:lCl of u mploy- ble inner-city youth ho e li ha rome hopel ly in­ t rwo n with drug crim nd ho in turn a becoming par­ n to nother generation of dysfunctional children. Surgeon General Joycelyn Eld rs, along with Mayors Kelly nd Schmo are now claiming to ha n confronted in th "hoods" ith questions like: "How can we (Blacks) ...…

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…en y, (0 C our of Inspiration RICHARD AUSTlN LANS - He was not born th son of a sharecropper, but his lif tory mimics the tale. Secretary of State Richard Austin - Michigan's first Black to b elected into that role - describes his life as a challenge he would not wish upon any young Black person today. But don't r refer to the man, who is third in line to the governor's t, as a rol model. Austin . id h just did what he had to d...…

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…IT RANK WERE rich ith engineers, mathemati­ cians, scientists, and other intel- -lectuals college graduates, some with doctorates, who persevered and e lIed on the strength of courage and intellect. The Tus- ke Airmen Academy compo­ nent will inelud mentoring tu­ toring, and a i ting building staff The ommunication Arts Fo­ cu chool, inel uding the Per­ forming Arts will have i home in the current Liberty School (K- 8) building,...…

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…UNISEX SPORTSWEAR & ACCESSORIES hi ik.uc lund l'lll 'I he h011 kim / Story nd pho By JERYL BARGINEAR ra. Kay O. Armstrong, 29th Pr .Ident of Oelta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., Detroit Alumna. Chap r. The Black Professional Secretari Association, headquar­ tered in Atlanta, GA, honored its newest operating chapter (Detroit BPSA) by selecting Detroit as its 1994 national confer­ ence site. "Sexual Harassment in The Work Place, " "Shoe...…

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…" bing hou - T I believe that school in the Black com­ munity/village can and must playa special role in raising our childr n. All childr n are re- pIe. Schools cannot b part-time n o-coloni 1 in titution dis­ pe ing uro ntric education to our child reno School in Black communiti mu t me vital African c ntered learningllib­ erations cen ers which su tan­ tially contribu to th collective aring of our children There are several...…

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…" hack, true u learning yo t ever urr Inhuman theorie of Verwoerd. " -NELSON MANDELA, Higher Than Hope, 1991 Readers Write Twenty years ago when I first began volunteering my services to children in my immediate neighborhood, it was thought that neighborhood folks like my­ self and other were ill-equipped in directing neighborhood kids on a successful path. Paid outsiders were always bussed into our neighborhoods to niini...…

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…HIGHLAND PARK, MICHIGAN Bethune Medical Clinic FamUy Health Care Center Ch pp II' Man 9 ment Group metro are i to nd. 72-6652 Join the' Highland Park Chamber of Commerce Call 868-6420. (313) 883-3593 �ONbYCOMB Health Food Aloe Vera, Ginseng, Heros, Te ,Vag aI1an Me and vttamln 12906 Woodward Av . Highland Park, I 48203 N MON· THUR 11:00 • 3:00 AM . • SUN 1:00 • 3:00 AM The Affirmative Learning Experience AI Shul...…

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…By JANICE MALONE Th Scoop If you're a fan of Tevin's mu­ sic, take a r d and find out what the young uperstar is like as he discu intimate details about his life and career as fol­ lows: QUESTION: Now that you're 18 I guess you're feeling. and acting all grown up these days. are you going to. any clubs yet? . TEVIN: (laughs) Yeah, I guess you could say that. But I was already going to certain clubs for people my age anyway. QU...…

May 15, 1994 • Page Image 10

…--------�--���----------�--------------------------------------���T ICHIGAN WEEK - Ta e an 1m gi­ n ry. 18th c ntury vo g rom F ranee to th w World nd dis­ cov r the French roots 01 Detroit In th Cultural Center, as p rt 01 the th rd annual Michigan We k celebra­ tion. For tntormatton call th Chil­ dren's Mu um 494-1210, Sun. May 15 DETROIT HISTORICAL MUSEUM - Tour histonc Elmwood Cemetery with th Detroit Historical Society at 2pm...…

May 15, 1994 • Page Image 11

…ANNOUNCEMENTS ByROBBIE CRUMP-McCOY MO G THO GIVI G t timoni is about Harper w r Pecola Bell, who ucceeded Harper a dir or of youth. She called Harper "tirel . in her giving and called it a bl ing and a joy to work with her for many y 1'8. " Felicia Kemp, who grew up under Harper in the youth, ang, and ellie Thigpen, Hatti Mil ,Irma Wise. and allie Horton gave trib­ ute. . Pr entations were made from her family, friend and co-members...…

May 15, 1994 • Page Image 12

…PARTICIPATION LEVELS RISE more ON L • puc It reported benefit .brea fa t i vull me ( f the mo-t ne 'It: 'ted meal-, of th recipe pair chun HUNGER A REAL PROBLEM nd common problem It I h foe xi R..: carch and cuon 'enter ( l-R ) recently reported that" ') million chrldr n in men J under the age of 1_ are hungry at me pornt each month, That m an one ut ( f C\ er� eight children each d.t) c annot he J <urcd of e.tIIIlC brca la t .I...…

May 15, 1994 • Page Image 13

…History .Independentl 0 dAd Op d �t �,i1Q�V�, 4F�F�1 • W.I.C. Food 5 mpe M •• krc.rd .nd VI GI.dly AGc;epte ��� . • 800 of Stamp • Money Ord re • Exp 5hlpplne·U.P.5. FREEZERbSTORAGE BAGS, GALL N OR QUART Glad oc Zip'per Bag 15 TO 25·COUNT ASSORTED VARIETIES & FLAVORS , SQUEEZABLE "�inz etchup 28-0Z BTL aco Red 16-0Z JAR a pag. 27.5 TO 30.5-0Z JAR u auce WITH VENDOR COUPON REGULAR, WITH ONION OR HOMESTYLE BUSH'S...…

May 15, 1994 • Page Image 14

…n City w ds demolitfon .contract By BERNICE BROWN City Commission . writes to Mandela During the el ction, whil looking a the n w on TV, you could ople lined up f r you could to c t th ir vote. "The old r peopl wer coming out on crutch , almost crawling to the polls to vote. That's the arne thing we should be doing," Hill said. "We should also send a letter Senior Power Day to Mandala giving him our u grt,.:., l;l il ._".......…

May 15, 1994 • Page Image 15

…PUBLIC NOTICE marketing nd sells. Enjoy the tax credit. Sm all startup cost. Call PI a take no ce th th City Commis- (313)894-3943. 5-� <4 ion of th city of B nton Harbor h s tablished Monday. M y 23. 199 at 7:00 p. m, the dat nd tim to con- ider a Indu trial F ciliti Exemption Certificate for Comstock Michigan Fruit Br nd 1 b droom partm nt pot- Division. Curtice-Bums Foods. I s. carp edt quiet. appliances. private . . parking. Clos...…

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…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 ...…

May 15, 1988 • Page Image 1

…I 'S DELEGAT IC P OC S A J C G By Jo· DETROIT - "Jesse', been hung out to dry." That is how one Jesse Jackson supporter analyzed the results of the May 7 Democr tic caucuses in which the Party made its choi ces for delegates to the tional C9n­ vention. From another viewpoiilt, the people come the rcallose . 'We ha\le squandered the op­ portunity for an iodepe den political oveme " 15 politi: lacalOll coordiDator Sam Riddle. ...…

May 15, 1988 • Page Image 3

….1 By CIlpilaJ News Service LANSING - nie budget for higher education that exceeds Gov. Jam Blanchard's prop- oal by nearly $14 million was approved by the Senate May 4 but is drawing controvercy in the House. The Senate, where the bill originated, is recommending a 2.3 percent increase in the higher education budget op­ posed to Blanchard's proposal lof a 1 percent increase over last year, Ellen Jeffries, fiscal anal�t for hi...…

May 15, 1988 • Page Image 5

…')' .- , pi II It .n. ( .uu uuu t.uv. I L,tll 1''-. \ il,\\ .... IT UY fOI THf CHICAGO or By AI W. M����·�� .. .. � � _ Startiaa10ext week, • space necessary DO edge and skills will f ure an article diag to make them more competitiYe: critical· ue COD the - Acces .Equity i 'one education of our cb.ildrcn and dimension that will be ad- youth. Each week there wiD be a dressed it relates to schoo differcnt· ue and a prOll'am or program...…

May 15, 1988 • Page Image 7

…Join us for 5 days of festivitie to mark Sears 50th Year in Highland Park! Tu y, Y 17 Dress-Up Day. Employees will be wearing authentic 1930's costumes. Store will have display of photographs from the last h�1f century. . PLUS, TUESDAY � L Y. Senior Citizens, age 50 and over will receive an additional 10% off* their retail purchases. All day long! W84�neldlly, y 181 pm to 5 pm. Meet with RONALD MCDONALD and HAMBURGLAR, from·McOonald's r...…

May 15, 1988 • Page Image 9

…u I , DETROIT - The reee sassin tion of Dulcie Septem­ ber, African Nati,onal Congr (ANC) repre entative to France, the focus of diseus- . on at a recent forum . ch fea­ tured the chief U 'ted N tions repre entative for the ANC, eo Mnum1ana, ' According to Mlu1m1ana, the ANC office in Paris had notified the French Ministry of the Inter­ ior about numerou death threats against September, however, the' French govern­ ment took n...…

May 15, 1988 • Page Image 10

…o Cr ft man 50-pi e m chanics' to I t • Protessionat quality mechanics' tool set • 1/4, 3/8 and 1/2-inch drive too s • Includes gray �rrying case • Craftsman quality -. you can depend on it! • 1 per tool ( • …

May 15, 1988 • Page Image 11

…I . May IS-Zl, 1988 Semi gl I enamel Reg. S11.9i In 24 one-coat colors. 5- year warranty. Reg. S19. Ea y Living in erior semi glos enamel latex paint I . Porch, floor & deck pe'nt 11�9 Reg 123" ·$20 coupon, wi h purcha of 48·lb. tergent, good towards purchase of any Ken­ more 800 or 900 S8f" Reg '14 Craftsman full control e ranic'r p-.: sprayer it. Includes ca . Reg I " Interiof/- ............ ' R ... floor pa...…

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…rc The Tenth ADnual Outatand­ iDa Teacher of the Year search begun in the Bcntoa Harbor . Area School. District employee , parent and rCSi-1 dents of the School District are invited to participate by nominating their choice for Out­ standing Teacher of the Year 1987-88, ccording to James N. . Rutter, Superintendent of"Ben­ to Harbor Area Schoo In making the announcement that the Outstanding Teacher of the Year search as begun, R...…

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…Progr m Committee mcm­ be are J . e d Erma Starr, r.; Royle S. and Billie Bruce Sr., nd Willie and Gladys mith. h I Yea I liv , of various -types of mother , and w written by rs, Henrietta Tolbert. Mother S die, 100, was honored Bethel's old ac­ tive member. Mr . Harriet Jor­ d n served s Mi tre s of Ceremonies, Sabrina Washington read the scripture from Epb· 5:1-4 d prayer led by Mr Callie Watson. Dinner" erved by the Broth...…

May 15, 1988 • Page Image 15

…I" avabl CHICAGO - During hot, - Chocolate should ooIy be eamy summer da� "outdoor heated in glass, pyrex or grills are a solution for chefs 0 microwavable contaiuers. don't w nt to heat up their - When you put the choco-' kitchens. But hat if you want to 1 te in the microwave oven, cook up an especially enticing cover the container ith dessert? You can't grill a cboc:o-' microwavable plastic wrap - but e cake. ·1 not completely. Fold...…

May 15, 1988 • Page Image 17

…e 18-hour emmus are $1 � with half-price scholar­ .' vailable through a grant from the C�munity Growth Allilnce. They will be offered at the L C ID in ca�us on pier Avenue in Benton ToiI'DIbi°lP. the Small Business ServIca • 1105 . Fr Street i ilea, and the Van Bure Skills Center' in La"'encc. Each seminar will meet from 6:30 to 9-.30 p.m. in six weekly ions. The one-sea- ion One- inute Manager tkshop be offered at the main cam...…

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…But the ill-timed comments of the three men have ept the potlight focused on the I c of Blacks in high management po itio in sports, something we can be than ful for. Without their loose lip the problem prob bly uld n er have sur- faced, the complaints of the Blae bein d rued a chance to dvanee in their cho n profes­ o bein passed off as sour gr pes. C mpanis is till reeling from his comment, saying public re ction to his remar ...…

May 15, 1988 • Page Image 19

…I , 4 PUBUC once �YNOPSis OF THE REGUlAR MEET. INO OF THE BE TO CHARTER T HIP BOARD OF TRUSTEES HELD 0 TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1 ,AT . 7:30P.M. NEED YOUR WI - DO WASHED? Call ·HappyJ • at 927-1 99 or 927-2023 ID Be to Harbor. MI • Centr He t and AJr Conditioning • Fully carpeted and d , Studlo7 • � 8 Rent Sublidy A I " • Immedi. Occupancy Stud 0 Apartm n Call 883-4030 / 9 .om-Noon 1. UMd School 2. Uied AutomobI In THREE RIVERS Ml...…

May 15, 1988 • Page Image 20

…', CfI'IZE ""1iI .... ly .,." ..... 1111 eDd'osed: for 3 months 12 for 1 year [1 S7 for 6 months [] -$22 for 2 year . , • …

May 15, 1979 • Page Image 2

…VOL. 1 0.23 AY 15, 1979 SERVING TRI-COUNTY SOUTHWESTER . ICHIGA Announce Vo ing a "renaissance of neighborhood life and community spirit," Wilce L. Cooke announced his candidacy for ayor of Benton Harbor end that of thr e others 0 win join his slate as commis­ sioners. Coo e, 762 Colfax, with i1dred Love, Arnold Smith and Don Finley com­ pose what they call the "Renaissance" slate. Lo ill be running for S cond ard seat he...…

May 15, 1979 • Page Image 4

…Is there any possible y around food costs? La­ QI food buying clubs thin there is a possibility. By providing a vehicle for pool­ ing buying po r, club members Me able to buy t who esale prices. One member of the S1. John's Food Buying Club did a price com­ p ison on random items. on May 10 in t 0 local res. She then compared prices with the costs to e Food Buying Club for the m items. The chart shows the differences on the i...…

May 15, 1979 • Page Image 5

…I n • • - Don't brin in cloth to II ithout fling first. nd pricing ier if the Sunshine y to find. center of • n� n t nney's Cummin h m's ICESO UALITY IT S • I …

May 15, 1979 • Page Image 6

…o child i ) in pi an interest, en- coura them to h a small garden of th ir 0 n. Adults should help chil- dren cho v ubi or 10 rs that h v ea y-to- plant ds, hich mature quic iv. so th y on't h v to w it too long to e the results of their labor. A good av for chit- dren 9 to 19 years of ag to learn about horticulture is through 4-H g rd ning project and ctiviti s, 4-H iU help them cquire th nowledg . nd ills they need to pla...…

May 15, 1979 • Page Image 7

…CI I " 7 , o h ine a rda at Community The Sunshine Band of Community Church of God in Christ ill b host­ in their cond nnual pring Go I T lent Sho on S turd y, ay 19, t 7:00 p.m. at e church. P rticipants in the talent how rea children b t g of th� to tie. • Prizes ill b a arded for fir t, econd, nd thrid p ceo In ddition, there ill presentation of a bi e to the Sunshine Band m mber who Id the most tic e to the T len Sho...…

May 15, 1979 • Page Image 8

…SERVICES SWEATER Oun. II If price! HELLO SUNSHINE DRESS TYPIST WANTED for part SHOP - 356 .1 - W time work. AccurACy a must wi • Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30. CM1927·1527 r=: -- -------- I I I ea e p .my ad in EASE RU Y AD _-_ ... ,,_£1<5 All s ust be pr id • $2.50 ( 15 nls) ADDITIO AL RDS 15CE TSEACH I I I I an To: THECITIZE P.O. Box 21 AW • ADORE�SS�. aTY. . DJ _ ) -- -------------- . 54295. 52595· •. 53795. 19748UG aM ...…

May 15, 1979 • Page Image 9

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