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…nything e ,r d riminatory land acts h vetobere ed ••• tionally and inevitably. the proces of . privatization cannot but reinf� the eco­ nomic po re· w· we have to be CbaIl2eCl. hichlun …

…-EDITORIAL- C L RIGHTS 0, natio m eum will not olve the n tion's r cial problems. But, we know th t ncb an i itution will Ip a great deal to move this nation forw rd to ard the truth of United St tes history. There­ fore, I word go • the atio eum 0 African- LET OU OA …

…(-�--������) · Community convenants for business: Controlling the economics Tbp much plblicizedAfrican � rican boycott 01 two Kprean grocery stores in Brook- lyn, N.Y. hu once again drawn alteDtio to seems like an ge old problem in African . American communities. With rare excepion most of the sbops and stores in northern urban African American com­ munities are run by non-African Americans. (Because of histori­ Cal circumstance...…

…• The Democr t recognize t t t ey can in the pre idency only by th route u e ted by Je e Jac on­ e p ndi n the b e of the elector t to include million or 10 income. unemployed. v v o 0 0 0 ® 0 ® 0 0 0 0 0 � r N&\A 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 minority, nd or ing cia people ho frequently tay a ay from voti g. The Democra ould h ve to dv ce an Americ n- tyled agenda for oci I jus­ tice, calling for compre n ive legi...…

…c • IZ n vote e Detro· City Co cil held a very orderly public belar:·_ day, J 19, people expre ed their eoaeer pertaiDiq to the propo ed lale of Pord Auditoriu to Come rica Corporation to b ild a �dquarterJ on n· vediroat c. About nty_. t people offered their vic OD the proposed project, of expressed op .. on to · Bu ine mcn, community , org nizations, architect , pre crvationists, a d co cerned individ citizc all took a ...…

…U of cmGAN FI11ZEN JUNE U31, 1990 I C z n fro p'age 7 City Council ant Co erica to give an eq .... abc:m. for why other . are not adequ te for their needs. . Council Pr . dent Maryann Mahaffey st ed she would get co . wyers to see if there are any city or state at es concerning gift to municipalitie ith the ope that the sale of the uditorium could be topped. Ford auditorium made possible as gift from the Ford . family in 19...…

…Friedman ed brOI" a proposal to of PBC to allocate oney to both experienced nd inexperienced producers, b the d rejected i a decided no to give special 835-2870 o , SPECIOllZl '6 L BLOCK ORr R V COLLECTBBlES 12-5 FO T K OX JE ELRY -14 K GOLD- 20 OFF· CA H CAR Y 8300 7 690 STYLE ELEGA CE , SIDE TO ER CE TER 15 00 GRAND RIVER 865-2320 Cr •• ttv origin.1 H.nd a.gs L· VI F.ndi/ Gucci /MeM Kid 'Fil. & NI e Jogging Suits …

…Call for a monumen o· he Unkno n ave A call for the estab­ lishment of a Monument to t Unknown Slave has just been put forth. This month many African-Americans celebrate "Juneteenth" as a ay of commemorating the freeing of the American slaves. . A new organization, the ational Commission to Establi h a Monument to the Un nown Slave, bas al 0 chosen June 0: -. Determin ways to raise fund for tbe project. - Plan . national co...…

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…c 1 claim acIf-dofe 're the oaly one Ihootm,,· Lewis man· • At the time of Operation PUSH Claapter PreaicJent Rev. -W B laid that hite officers in BerrieD Couaty feel i . opeD OIl B that the CoUDty PrOleCUtor • always excuse them. an as one of the bilge t ·terrQrists against the Black community", and the city settled· ·th the boy's family for an UDCIisclosed um in the second week of the trial held earlier this )a,I'. Bent...…

…Available in Menthol and ReguJar. t � 100's: .17 mg "tar," 1.2 mg nlcotme-Llghts: 11 mg "tar." 0.8 mg nicotine avo per crqarette. by FTC method. SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Cigarette Smoke Contains Carbon Monoxide. Congratulations to the National Newspaper Publishers Association for 50 Years of Outstanding Service. a t; …

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…1,· ----------------�C E� __ ��� __ ���������--�--��I------- SUPERFEST TOURS 23 CITIES-MARKS. 11 iTH SEASON ST LOUIS, MO -The Budweiser Superfe., the nation's premier rh,thm and bl,"� �ollcm series letUruing IMII, 01 the IUJIion's top R & B performers, will tour 23 c!lies across tlu c!'ulllry tlUs summer, .including lour sIIulium shows: After. 7, Reg�,", Belle, BeU B,v Deyoe, Lullaer Vaiulross, Maze featuring Franki« Beverly, PGtti LaBe...…

…INVESTING TO MAKE MONEY n, i-to "offend" their I rg advcr- risers. complim n . ry rating of lh- to-load funds nd di count investment hou e re predict­ abl . But if you do not ant to provide a lot of your own Fe- carch and ould Ii good o-Lor d .. I' nt" you t best pic­ turc. I o, you ant quality re ulu not J ·t di aunt inve u­ m nts. The be l r ling for mutu I fund arc provided by th Lip­ P r An lyrical R tin Service. An ind pen...…

…De pi pol ution complaint , . e &omtbc comlllunity tliat G&M EDterp . is conltaJl�1tiII1g . around the city. ter , the city commission on y, JUDe 18, ap oved an extension of the Riverview, Michigan companys until July , 1990, to do major repairs ad interior and exterior repainting of Bento Harbor' 650,000 gallen elevated ter or tank 0 Britain A�ue. City Manager Steve Manning said G&.M had to delay k on the water orage tank d...…

…, 00 • i Commi sioner R Ipb Cren ha said they hould consider giving the enior • tize 10 percent discount on their ter bills. "I thin we need to do something for the senior citize W� either give m discount up front 0 th t it uld make it e ier on them to p y the bill to tart with or don't everely pen lize them hen th y don't h ve the r source to pay it," s id Crensha . ve no problem wi it, (the 10 peree ) d I'm a enior cit i...…

…Obituaries LUCILLE G I ES &.AR....,� ..... 25, «Beatoa ...... :adlIY, J 12. ne IUDelrai bcld day, JUDe 18, at Robbins Brothers Home, BeatOIl Hubor. B • in Cry Spinp Ccmetay. . Mis Gaine was born November 8, 1964, in Bentoo Harbor. She a Iifeloag area resident. Survivors include: her mother, Laura Gaines c:l Benton Harbor; soa. Dontc Gaines of B Hatbor; ix brothers, Tunmie Gaines, Teny Gaines, Robert Gaba, Beanie Gaines, - L....…

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…I, t n II' °1 IY 23 • , . vmouth Acclaj� These were people who said they would consider buying a Japanese import. Then, they rated t e cars in 33 tough categories. This head-to-head comparison, conducted by an independent testing company, cove everything from exterior and interior. appearance to comfort and convenience to the riding and driving experie ce, Plym uth k laim beat Honda Accord 44 to 6� Plymouth Sundance beat Honda Civ...…

…s of Booker T. WasbI·D2t«lIl cOoud BethUDC. d . Die Griffey and his noc:lUdlloas …

…I Detroit play view I dido't need to. Mainly the Iotcr­ view w about the owner being bitter to underprevilaged people, and it showedhow some employers treat those people.' The appicants were all sorts of people. The handicapped, the blind, the elderly, and even a teenaged father of three. There was a display of sar­ casim and plain comedy. It gave . justice to the inadequacy' of our society and the types of people the live in i...…

…D S E s U B G Ed ard M. elca, Jr. J c E. Koepke Albert Cali11e TRUSTEES .It . y., It ,,, '1'" - _ _.-- . 0 .431 …

…- I HELP AifiiOAT JOBS ec&ouwrwn . NO !)CP. TRAVEl. CALL 24 tn. 1-8Q0.488.U23 Tol 711 JOBS saOOlHR NO EXP. . CALL 24 tn. "IoII[D4!11W!ii� l 12.00. 711 RUCTION JOBS $28IHR EXP. TRAINING. GROWTH. CALL 24 tn. 1� T 12.00. 711 OA=ICE JOBS "5.00/HR NO EXP. . CALL 24 tn. 1� T 12.00. 1/1 PlANT JOBS $32.OMiR NO EXP. • CALL 24 1� l S2.OO.711 TRAVEl BENEflTSI CRUISE SHIPS A 0 CASINOS NOW I ALL POSITIONSI OIl (1) S2.m1111!!�m Ext. Y-...…

…hip dri e The Urban League of Greater Mu egon kicked-off it annual Membership Campaign on June 15. With the theme "Challeng­ ing Tomorrow", the membership drive will last through July 31, according to Stephen Pressley Jr, Executive Director. ttomey Theodore . Wil- liams, Jr., President of the bo rd of directors has appointed Thomas Ralya, personnel director, Comrneric Bank- Hackley, as membership com­ mittee chairman. Serving o...…

…E 24 - 30,19 5 • eU e h ve to realize that the pro- d fundin for bortion movement rew out of the bite feminists d that e cannot ree with all f eets of th t mo ment, though e certainly ant to be recognized equ to m n. B1 ck om n cannot ford to put our in- di . ual n ds and ttitude (this i my body, I can do h t I ant before tho of our It i our duty to re­ pl ni our r ce, and e mu do 0 in a re pon ible manner, upholding the fami...…

…JUNE 24 - 30, 1985 THE CITIZEN ocia ion of Co d By Unda D· on U EGO - The Tri- Cities Women s Club will host the ichig n State Association of Colored omen Conven­ tion tarting Saturday, June 29 through Tuesday July 2 at the Holiday Inn in uskegon Height. The scheduled event are as follo s: June 29 at :00 p.m., u kegon ight th speaker will be Edna arren. There . no charge for this event; June 30 at 6:00 p.m., Pre ident's Banqu...…

…. I 5 o uden s B er, arcra Briney, Bradley G. Burkett··, Dayle M. Chron­ ist r, N ncy P. Ciuk, Kathy M. Conr d , Laura C. Flood, ChrIStina A. Fr nd n, Diane D. Grey, Gr gives, Romona L. Jordan, Any . K gstra, James D. Kelt y Jr. Bernice E. Krause, Nancy Kublic ., Richard . L • , Thomas aas, Darin J. Norton, Lane W. Rausch, Cathi R. Scharf··, Scarl tte Shirl y, J an Smith··, Ang la D. illard, and arilyn J. Wola . Buchanan - ...…

…JUNE 24 - 30, 1985 THE CITIZEN Commodities distribution set BE TO HARBOR - The Community tion gency of uth Central ichigan r- rien County Operations will be di tributing USDA Surplus hee Butter, Flour nd Rice to eligible individuals and famil­ ie on Tue day, June 25 19 5. Only tho e per ons that have been certified ill be eligibl t re eive c mm ditie during the June di tributi n, cording to p ke p ron. In order to qu lify f r ...…

…the uthoritie in hil delphi could inciner te minute b nd of el n cult nd an entire neigh- er n't norm" e th ? • But then dope hou aren't 'norm I" either. nd th y don't get b mbed. And they do more th n threaten neigh­ borh od. Dop hou s eat the life out f community from within. And they re tolerated by the uthorities. And maybe that' hy. D pe dens fir the erican cherne of thing . e al 0 h ve community pollution by ab ntee 1 ...…

…JUNE 24 - 30, 2915 THE CITIZEN Black Women On The Move Continued from p 2 apartheid. "The Struggle of liberation 0 ments' resolution: To foster and interdependence among women ho pport the trug­ gl ainst the t . pI oppre ion of r ci m, xi m and economic ex pl oit a lion. 'The Status of omen and the Rol of omen in tional Development" ill pre nt the following: 1 Support gre ter recognition of the contributions of African omen t ...…

…U 4- 0,1 5 • al e sion iter T. Bacchu Junior Wo- men; m Robin on, Brother- hood; Rev J. Whiteside, Evan li tic; and Rev. R.V . D vis Education. . otto Be ye te df t unmov bi ay bounding in the or of th Lord.. . I Corinthi 14:25-33. The public i invited. are, Sunday . Large, . tel P. Si ter Guild' 75th birthday celebrat fited their live. r. hUT gne ave a reading th t he felt ummed up his f ther's life. It entitled "Inte...…

…� . • & ON ALL PURCHASES OF '20 OR MORE, EXCLUDING BEER, WINE (I TOBACCO LO a LB. PKG. LB. PKG. 1/. LITBB. 8 p..-.u. ... p PSI-CO� PEPSI, DIET PEPSI, PEPSI LIGHT, PEPSI FREE, DIET PEPSI FREE, . D COVPO YI QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. KFG. COUPONS UP TO 25. FACE VALUE; NO DUPLICATES; REFUND CANNOT EXCEED COST OF ITEM; 700 Colby, White � B94-5m2 RETAIL STORE, SPARTAN 9 FREE PRODUCT COUPONS ARE EXCLUDED; LIMIT ONE COUPON PER ITEM. l...…

…&ub«u d R;c� � � 2 2Yl 1 1 � 1 beans, ute pep r and onion in butter in lO-inch illet until onion i tender. dd ater; bring to a boil. dd rice and salt. Reduce heat; co er tightly and sim­ mer 20 minut . Remove from heat. Stir in barbecue uce, lima beans and pimiento. Let stand co ered until liquid is absorbed about S minutes. (Makes 6 servings.) . the paJoff will be 300 instead of '250. So Pla3 the � 3 game � And some of our e...…

…JUNE 24 - 30, 1985 THE CITIZEN 1 New Racial Battleground"_The Classroom Continued from Page 20 o the momentum h s shifted. The uproar from Blac legislator has been so loud that Propo ition 48 likely will be altered before it takes effect. Mo officials think that the SAT requirement will be dropped. The outcome likely will be known this ummer, when the CAA officials gather talk about ca,. By y Bite That dam ged muffier or rupt...…

…G STREET 8 PTIST p n ring Roller t the Holid y 1300 orth turday, June rin redding Bell p.m. for Bro '/I, Thomas invited. Ler nc har- venue. The the birde are d R tty ue f th keg on TI E 5:00-9:00 p ORE …

…E 24 - 30, 1985 THE CITIZEN ADY T'S 'EMPIRE BARBER & BEAUTY SALON SPECIALS CURLS & PERMS C II "LADY Tn for appointment 926-6388 SR. CITIZENS TUES. 'SAT. 8-4 ·rUES.· FRI. 271 •• MPIII I 'I B. ann • mme ree ogram BE TO HARBOR - The City of Benton Harbor Re­ creation Dep tment will start its Summer Recreation Program, beginning June 24 and will run through August 23 1985. Park hour for K-12th gr ders will be from 10:00 a....…

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…J&J PPL CES 126 Pipestone Benton Harbor, MI 49022 APPLIANCES: 88 W. Main Str t, B.H. Ask for Jim or Fred 926-7640 WASHERS & DRYERS $85 E.ch or $150 Set RANGES Electric & Gas Sl5 • Up FREE DELIVERY REPAI R SERVICE Op n M-F 9-7,1S.t 906/Sun 1-5 10% Sund.y Discount W"ol aI •• Ret.1I o ount to Prof •• lona Corn on down to JOE'S and you an be the next customer In our ch.lr For The Best Hair C reo f�al t#eauty �rlee� 1420 NAP...…

…T / p cial m ag fro Bill oy r for inoritie bout- • car r In [eurnell m r of mtnortty groups ork· . e h e t n a ch nce on n gi en the ch c ong to a r ciat minority nd ould Ii e to consider core ran pro e sionat, C II this number for mo Inform non free !rom the Society of Profe sion Joum ist : 1 0,331-1750. As for Oper tor 128. In ebr c 111 (800 3 3- ,. O. Rem mber. minoritie n d joum nsm d joumaHsm needs rrunonue . (800) 33 17...…

…JUNE 24 - 30, 1985 THE CITIZEN 17 DEAR E·RIK,_ Dear Erik, I am a 35 year old woman and I am . 0 tired of everybody that I know using me or taking advantage of me. I try 0 hard to be nice to people and yet I no that most people think I am a big fool. I help people out all the time by doing them all kind of favors and nice things for them. So many of them 0 e me money and they ould never think of paying me bac and ome of them I ...…

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…, l I I' • • .:. I • HELP WANTED Exp ri nced phone person­ n I. Call from home. No sale. Phon 1-878-1905 or write P.O. Box 18, Byron C nter, M I 49315. The C inn Adv. FOR RENT SPACE· FOR Fum. ed, $100 sec�.""'1 Sen Ie, '27-2023. WANTED PROGRAM INTAK� AND INFORMATION SPECIAL· 1ST - part·tlm , to work interviewi", older clients. Bach lor's D r .. or uiva­ lent in human services re­ lated fi Id. Must work w II with people and...…

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