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June 25, 1989 • Page Image 1

…"Tbc man to pull our elves up by our DOO(Stta bu then he ole our boo It, was the opening state­ ment of renowed Black his .. torian and lecturer Dr. John Hendrick Clar . Clark w invited to Wayne County Community College's orthwest C p on Sunday June 18, one of the guest speakers to ddre a few of the multiplicity of ch llenges African-Americans face today. Clar expr d his disdain. for the it upremi t bind that Bla have allow d t...…

June 25, 1989 • Page Image 3

…ar 0 uppor rong, r po lution con �rol on Detroi incinerator B Ro DETROIT - Tom Barrow, all kind of smoke." who is opposing Mayor He saw the possibility that Coleman A. Young in the the incinerator might 'cause , Detroit' mayor's r ce, stated cancer in another 10 - 15 years. that putting crubber on The incinerator is in the cen­ Detroit's incincerator to ter of a predominantly African preven pollution "ma es sense American community:...…

June 25, 1989 • Page Image 4

…._______------ ._------------------ - - - ----- - - - -- -- --- - Opinion.Cornrnentarv EditorIals Letters a .. o . If Afri Am ri co - tin e to carry forth the ra . t m d stereotypes of this ociety, then the resulting division d internal conflicts will only serve to further per­ petu te the exploit tion and oppression of th community. It matters no at col r you reo What m tters is ho you u your life to en ure that jus­ tice and f...…

June 25, 1989 • Page Image 5

…--- - Opin:on Ind p n c It' to be rstood .Africaa:Americaa A j per- be a humaa Ud lDUaeal � -. • compeD- . therefore odds with other phrue ould sene a group 110 leek to ba ie axiom of African- pr h Iibcratioa aDd Americ politics. Our al- �ment. legi nee ould be to oUr Bvery Africaa-American intere �, not to y political community in America ought to p ty, I crest grou have an INDE ENDENT institution or perso BLACK ,POLITICAL OR- ...…

June 25, 1989 • Page Image 7

…Firee picnic . for Seniors Everyo 55 dover' in­ vited to the Golden Days of Summer Picnic on Thursday, June 29, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Detroit Osteopathic Hospi­ tal in Highland Park. The free piaUc ce ebrates the second­ year anniversary of Horizon Gold, a free health and 11- being program for mature . adults. Picnickers are no obligated to join Horizo Gold. DOH's medical profes­ sionals will be performing various health scree...…

June 25, 1989 • Page Image 9

…an It's imple. Ju t compare Omni America again t Escort LX 4-Door, Sentra E 4'!I)o()r or Tercel DLX 5-Doof. one of them can beat Omni when it comes to standard features and good hon t value for the money. Dodg Omni America. It's simply the right one to pick. . Ford Toyota EKortLX Tercel DLX 4-Door 5-Door anual Tmn sa xl I)" ount I�ld�&."re: U'L l-t U1 1.5L 1-4 .:FI I.fiL I .... ':.1 PC) '("r Steerin F. AMI.· . tree) �1-t �5...…

June 25, 1989 • Page Image 10

…Highland Park Focus resources. Thom sKelly, Director of th Community Development D p ment, noted that the in­ iti ti for t . effort came from community re idents themsel­ ve in the Ash nti Village eighborhood Inc. repre­ enting bloc clubs, Saint Benedict's Church nd the Boy' Club in the area. Kelly praised the members for coming out for meetings on co d d ys and for their "hard ork." He tated that the city ould be orking with ...…

June 25, 1989 • Page Image 11

…Police officer defeats ous er aHemp HIGHLAND PK. - John Holl y, of the Highland Par Public Safety Departme d elected member of the city sdlooI board a fight . aGIIUDUittalor to keep both positions. Holloway stated that public ety offici claimed that he nd fellow officer Titu Mc Oearywere in "conOict of inter­ est" fOr serving on the school board the same time that they were employees of public safety. Hollo ay filed suit in Wa...…

June 25, 1989 • Page Image 13

…bill 8yMic J 0 Capital News Service I SURGEON GE ERAt'S AR 1 G: Cigarette S moe Con t ai n sea r bon M 0 n 0 x ide · . LA SING - Any action on a proposed $6 car battery deposit bill may have to it until the fall legislative ses­ sion. The bill, idl passed the Senate 36-2, w referred to th House Conservation and Environment Co ittee. Chairman TomAlley, D-West Branch, said the committee has not yet it . "We probably won' pick i...…

June 25, 1989 • Page Image 15

…e . � DICKEY, R�TY GROUP . of resignation. The board now has three vacancies. Also Anthony tated that thefe· an opening or an Ad­ ministabYe A.ssis that needs to be filled and the Personnel Committee interne • ng that evening. J cqueliDe Bell resigned May 12 DDA Ad­ ministati1le Auistant, The Tax Increment F'mance Authority (TIFA) board ac­ cepted a revised tentative budget for the fiscal year �989- 90. The budget call for $...…

June 25, 1989 • Page Image 17

…-, Compe ing against each other in a basketball game At the Adolph Coors COmpany, br er of Coor , can teach kids a lot of respect for the her guy'S ability. Coors Light and Coors Extra Gold; we're encouraging d sometimes the cha 0 ng of a ;ety . positive change through oUr su of community beg' ns as . rJlply as that. The exchange of an idea events, education, ath tics and cultural activities. between a student and teac [ The comm concerns...…

June 25, 1989 • Page Image 19

…reduction" plan be raised . . m from food to clothiq and frOID IiDe to rent. Obviously, you wiD be able to reduce current expenditure by 10% will be ab to ce half of them. Tbe DIODe)' in . redUctioD "prOCCll • be d to payoff e· . debts. Under the "debt paymeatsa category, you m start & let­ ter- .. campaign seeking gree ents with your creditors allowing you to pay reduced un. That letter should include a statement ying somet...…

June 25, 1989 • Page Image 21

…y, Country Cub, 28118 Warren, Dearborn • July 7&8. 833-8217. Y YOUR HEFlTAGE HOUSE J1 110 E. Ferry. . 871-1887. AFRICAN AMERICAN HIS­ TORY - 301 Frederick Doug • 833-G8OO. GI ... ,... FRONT ROOM GALlERY ., 41 E. Adam. . SHERRY WASHINGTON GAlLERY - nder Center. 555-8RUSH. Look! en/Learn Send Your Announc:.mer11t1 of your group or organiza- tion: P.O. Box 03580 12541 Second St. Hlglhlarld PaI1c. I 48203 (313) 869-0033. ...…

June 25, 1989 • Page Image 23

…CLASSIFIED production from an accredited IChooI �. be - Iy for � Food Ser- Vice. Two full- me iog experience preferred. nlmum of two a experience on food rvice production and pervi ion. Send lett r of application stating back­ ground, r ume, n me of thr f f � nce and tranlCfipts to Human AnolJrce , Lake Michigan Colleg , 2755 E. . Ave., Benton Harbor, MI 49022. Position open until July 1., 1989 or filled. Lake Michigan CoI­ leg ...…

December 25, 1988 • Page Image 3

…" ... An interview with' \ , ,MauJanaK� By Joseph Young , . WIult is t/Ie COIIII�;011 be 1M Npio StlbG (Seven· PrUtciplesJ IIItd K *I ' The Seven Princi , you bow, are the core of Kwanzaa. , Kwuazaa • the only y celebrated DOD­ heroic hoIidaf e have in the COUDtl'y. When I created Kwanzaa in 1966, wIlat I anted to do to introduce and rein- force a value y em, a value y tern that d give us a social morality, tandards of right a...…

December 25, 1988 • Page Image 4

…OPINION COr�MENTARY LEITERS EDITORIALS 50 fEW OF us U t>e.R5T� D ·Wl u rT TJ\\(ES TO MN<E A M N ... TI--\E MI\N '1'1\-\0 W\LL NEVER s � t>\E; ,\\E M N W\\O 'NtLL- NEVER G'''E UP; T�E .' M� ·Wl-\O. W\LL.. E'JaR, . DEPEND UPoN O,l\ERSTO' DOW�t\T' HE OUGHT . 1't> DO FOR, �\M�LFi .' ._ ( . ·�E··M. W"b W\LL . .' :'� ._ NO\. .e,L"ME GOD,. WI· � \J>:IlLL· OT BLI\N\E. �l:JREI WHO 't:i'LL.· OT .8'- tl\E fA,E . . FOR \\\� CO D\TtON ....…

December 25, 1988 • Page Image 5

…HIGHLAND PARK FOCUS ISO AL .P.O I Ideasn I I ICE • STATE REP DENIES ACCEPrANCE State Represen� Alma Stallworth, who was oa.e of the state legislators present, aid . "Dot true.· Two of Ediso estions were totally rejected both by the . tors � the mayor, she said. One ugestion her- self co . dered p'o .• she said, though she could Dot ac- . cept i until EdisoD in 0 ifor MaI:'IIIa G. Scott greater specifia. A seCOD d meeting...…

December 25, 1988 • Page Image 6

…TCo.� I - - IlOIIdfCJ mo"":SOI1, 1988 J<rID ,Achiever rd recipient - Business: . (, Minority 'tOuth Entrepreneurship Program (MYEP), St. Louis, Mo. d Tompson IS nur uring entrepreneur'al sprlt among sue s see i g a fu ure in e business world. o , you 9 Louis re beginning 0 s and heir neighbors. s c '0 J, Bro. nhornso 0 ceo io is con rio Ing a 0 a a S50,0 0 local non- e -ci g niza 10 s C ose by e five 988 @L r A rd reci nts Please ...…

December 25, 1988 • Page Image 7

…. I 7 CHURCH I Oll AY They .wiIl tape their broad-! Watch night service will be cast � at 7:00 p.m. held t 10:30 p.m. at UDlo The broadcast can be heard ort African Me odlst each SUDday night at � p.m. oser radio station W.sJ .M., 1400LIIL The Rev. Emery Varrie is the tCI". Hall of Fame. In 1977 he entered Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia. While attending Morehouse, Tyrone played for the var ity baSketban team, joined ...…

December 25, 1988 • Page Image 8

…r -, ' . ••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • & • • • • in • • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• GRETS Do you htlve tl question? W� Dear Bett» Crocker. Box 1113, Dept. &try, inM N554«J. …

December 25, 1988 • Page Image 9

…9 , dENTON HARBOR AREA NEVIS ----- --- - - - - - --- ---- �Shop . for an . ailing ,community K. GENERAL PRACTICE OF LAW , Call 616/926-7143 ( - - • 1 � SSWICE T1l NOON - - SAME OI\Y Sa:tVlCE IWL Y - • �T Sl.J( ClEANING - SHAT Sa:tVlCE EXPERT LEATHER & ORAPERIE There will be preaching, singin& and rcjoiciDg all night Ioog. - Breakfast Will be served at 6:00 a.m. at no charge. Everyone is invited to attend The Rev. Emery Varr...…

December 25, 1988 • Page Image 11

…I ' Mic a 11' LASSIFIED . ·1 I • I I ·H�D/F A . ,HO ES·· UD/FH CASAS Amount necessary to redeem. $1,619.98 plus the fees of the Sheriff. TAX DEED HOLDE . Brown Indu tries, Inc. &. Mark Twain Bank 901 Main Kansas City, 0 64112 SIGNATURE: Natasha Smith Place of Business: 253 N. Santa Fe, P.O. Box 45 Salina, Kansas 67402-0045 I .** �I C ·107 ,..---- -_ '. »" � - za *. )€ , …

September 25, 1988 • Page Image 1

…d of tho D �,; , . ," ._, /. '. " .' .�,..� .�; -; '�; I . � " •. 'i'��: r • ; ;!.�':'� • • '. ' <, �. � _. .... < -" ....; ��'�\�� : ·f· • ,_ ; .,.t.�,;" , I CIIIIltn'.. ud American racter Ita not W' t surprisingly, affected African- to e' , te r ' Americans to the detriment of . the pr� community cohesion. Anti- tioaal opportuni ' Bl ck r cist entiments and AaIericaDs will . lie to pr dices are still prevalent and . d European-A...…

September 25, 1988 • Page Image 3

…rally,:to aid clien ------------------------------------�--------�--�--��----�--1 I for individuals as U as for lfare legislation. Goode says, "For instance, when there e problems with a particular. agency's policy where everyone· uffering. all rk togetherr to ge that polic.ychanged. - She tinued, -A one-for-aU aod all­ for-o e policy i upheld- The WSMA offiee i 10- ca ed at 1125 Oakman in basement of the DoDD Church. For more i...…

September 25, 1988 • Page Image 5

…• , I I 5 - --- , i ) pill i f H 1. ( f H It II H 'II L � rv , l .« t t IT � .. \ i l \ '. � eries. of the past R iDg the Detroit can become clothes-producing eeater fo the State of Michigan Over the years Detroiter haYe become locked into meatalily ppiag malls . the suburbs are here we Mic_m also the best sud· the world. e can use this sud to produce Glass - to replace the brokea wiDdo that we see arouad US; to bar- the e...…

September 25, 1988 • Page Image 7

…• 7 ). Since the days when Bill Pickett firs bulldogged a steer to the dust, the Black covvboy has been a symbol of originality and daring. Today, that bold spirit is embo­ died in Black rodeos and their dynamic cowboys. - The Adolph Coors Company, brewer of Coors, Coors Light and Coors Extra Gold, it is proud to bring the Bill Pickett Rodeo to audienc s across the nation. From one ortginal to another, let's keep our traditions...…

September 25, 1988 • Page Image 9

…Credit Certificate Prd,g s. It's all port of the C merica lending spirit, to hel vou'· buy the home you wi nt. . For more information on a rnortqoqe from Com rica, call 1-800-292-1300 or (313) 222-5585. Or stop my any Comerica branchloffice. The door will be 'opeh . � \ Announcing A�ble M . from Comerica. Getting into your own home has never been easier. That's why Comerica is offering a variety of fixed and variable rate mort...…

September 25, 1988 • Page Image 11

…I I I misses annd junior coordinates OFF All m'sses and junior blouses 25 OFF All m'sses blazers '" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25% OFF All misses nigh ear 25 OFF All atches on sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25- OFF All family athletic shoes '. . . . . . . . .. 25 OFF All men's rk shoes - -. 15- OFF I K more solid a e micro aves I' 20-40% OFF All Kenmore dishwashe� .... - ..................…

September 25, 1988 • Page Image 13

…"There was a common bond," says U. Governor Lawr nee Douglas Wilder of Virginia �;_. ... aking of hi college experi- en . ';We all knew who we w re . and where we needed to go and what we needed to do to get there.' Wilder, the nation's highest -rank- . ing Black elected state official, � attributes that1world-beating attitude to the inspiring role models he found at Virginia Union University, one of Americas Black colleges. In a...…

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