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…troit utility Community m nd �SU Tru e r tr ct KKK comp rl on Farrakahn' destructive like the KKK. "Ho in your right mind could you make such a te- ment?" Peyton's letter ed. The Ku Klux Klan· a group of proven murder, r pi t, lyncher , and co ants. You, Mr. Owen cannot say the same thing bout Minister Far­ rakahn." The letter w endorsed by Governor Bl nch rd, COD­ gresSmaD Jo Conyers, Mayo . CIIpitlll News SetVice LA SING ...…

….. m. y yor'.o ice group to meet with Young by the end of next March 9. Simmons to anno . ee this 'agreeme to the 0 with the media present. He reasoned th t ating . to the public would incite other uch groups to age ·t-ins in the hallway in order to accomplish their desired results. Pippin .<1, resort, es to eet rch e embership t 1:00 p.m. at Ex­ ecutive Board, t 11 a.m. Tuesday, March 20, - Fir t Day of Spring. Wednesday...…

…igan awash e r 0 erflo • Ie • In LANSING- Michigan as­ �:tewller treatment plants and m­ strie discharged enough e-rootamiDaled year to fill 900,000 ttaidcutial • · pools, acxudiDg to a reeeet tudy. To help clean up the poblem, tate ide hearings ill be cheduled this � on a bill introduced by Rep. William Van Regenmorter, R-J . 00. The study, - Michigan's Sewer Crisis: Tbe Problml and ov Last year, 20 billioo gall f:l raw ...…

…We ute faith, fortitude, cour ge and irrepressible trength of elson ndela ter living through th ordeal 0 being unjustly impisoned for enty- even years in South Afri political priso ere andel' struggle embodies d epitomizes the struggle of th people fo freedom, justice, elf- terminatio d ceo President Bush stated, - I thin h ple move in the right directi it is certainly time to revie all policy .... I vie it po itively, and most ...…

…diamonds; 80 percent of the cob t; 60 percent of the gold; 7S percent of the sisal hemp; 70 percent of the palm oil; 30 per­ cent of the chrome and man­ ganese; 15 percent of the coffee; and an increasing part of the uranium and radium and large amounts of tin, iron and spices." That in 196L 0 doub Africa's share of most of these categories of minerals, raw materials and cash crops has dramatically increased since that time. And ...…

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…-.,.------------- ___DDetrolt U i ity tax ou come Ii ely 0 go to cour C Capilol News Service Gc2Mnl Frank Kdley' opinioo, � city of Deroit cootinued to collect about $ 90 millioo in utility taxes since the act's ex­ piration, If the old tax is not retroactovely restored, Detroit would have to return the $90 million to city taxpayers. THE TAX REVENUES are allocated to the Detroit Police Departme Legislation that would re­ store ...…

…i i Y Tbey also diligently learning eir . ory, their language and te . religio . They greet each other and leave on another in peace. Henderson ong with the er students in the "study-in" h ve emerged from the ex­ perience with positive true message that they are spreading throughout the African American community. ri Pharntacy &. Your Health EDICALARTS PHAR ACY 13700 Woodward 869-1800 …

…. I 4-10,1990 M1CmGAN ClI1ZEN 9 enetration of eas ern . I... could add to -U.S. joblessness UA W warning: Busi ess Hungarian Revolution, who is the Local3n UA W President in 10 a as saying. "If the com­ panies get in there and buy off the (Esatern European) countries new leadership before the workers get a chance to build strong unions, we're all in trouble." The editorial charged Schwinn I Bicycle Company with bread­ ing a ...…

…e're co itted to differe ce at club e ber members, e majority 0 are Southeastern High School AlumnL . pof8S Cofield . d anyo inter­ ested in ving their cbiId(ren) particip te in this apericDce 0 j t t re inti . on the Center ould come in to t Center t 7101 Harper or p �ne 921-06TI. 1 …

…c • I 1 " I" It' · 29(of the amendment) that state uId &tiD fjn·nce the �)fb( •• of DeCeIIIry COlts of IDd services the in 1978,- • aul Zim- mer, · attomcy general for education. 'What to know is t arc tbc DCCCSSary , . costs? I , "Did the tate require local I units to (run the programs) backthen?- i Fitzger ld contends th t :11 ed • itself . mandated .act, Zimmer said. The school's Ie d co 1, Dennis Pollard, of Clark, ...…

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…'Citiy resident By Be Brow De pite the cold bitter night, 85·90 concerned citizens mar­ ched in front of Benton Harbor City Hall, Monday, February 26, for an hour just before the Benton Harbor City Commis- ion meeting. The citizen m rched sing­ ing "We Shall Overcome" demanding ju ticc and change' in the Benton Harbor law en­ forcement and the City of Ben- ton Harbor. . After the m rch the citizens filled city hall where only ...…

…Benton Harbor Area News r If invited th 'roup to come O' c ' to th nth r meet- • • • • • Harbor Pulice Department. li 'teo thc Federal Bureau of In­ ve tiu tion (FBI). Detroit; ichigan State Pol icc. East Lan 'In r: Bc r r i c n County Shcnff Dcpartrn m, S1. Jo .cph: Benton To ns h i p -Pu l i c c Dc p a r t m c n t ; S1. Jo s c p h TO\ n 'hip Police Department. and S1. Joseph City Police Department. (III ith lh State of ich...…

…DDA questions agreement with the city under question when the boards held their regular meeting Wednesday, February 21. Present for the DDA meet­ ing were, Director Aaron An­ thony, Chairman of .rbe Board, Christopher Brooks, Kevin Clement, Jim Cronk, William Nichol, Dorothy Randolph, Joyce Abrams and Bob Schul­ theis. Ab eru were, Mayor Wil­ liam Wolf, J. Gardener Phillips. Louis Joseph, Bobby' Jordan. Evan LuDuc and Char- ...…

…, io c o c Ci rn 0 y or 0 rsel c b p. or ai 6 / 27- 527 o i 9 r lOOOlEamed Income Credit prog if they fail to me a federal . e tax return this y fex- the moacy I lIICClIDe WOI'bI· Mr famili . th t . d liv· Deed ODly file federal income tax return. Unfortuneately, eligi e families y DOt aw the credit may DOt y. The federal T Reform Act Of 1986 eliminated the iDcome fex- milli 01 law iDCOlDe WorltlJ" !Mr f so I...…

…La tackle health cer 1.1 milliOll people are covered nder edicaid in Michi, bile nearly the same number go . lIlY type of health care aNCI'IIe. To help the uniDsurcd, GoY. J Blanchard proposed a pia called Healthy Start o Id provide, i.surance covenp for cbilcha 10 fna · uredf •. . ADOtber apoGlOled by Rep. Wilfred Wedd, ))'HIZel ould povidc same in- 1DDCe aNerIp for those lao lose cdicaid beaefits beD they get a job. The iD...…

…D P COLLEGE The Davenport College WRITERS' o KSHOP Lang on Hug Summ ( , r' shop at Uncoln Un' '. Pe ia SU DAY JULY \5-21, 1990. Wri ,Th Lang n Hug Sum- m it s' Work op,' Un­ co n University, PA 19352, (215) 832-8300 . LOOK! ",ISTE I LEAR …

…March 4-10, 1990 If you see the Census as only a bean count·, look alain. Companies large and small use information sup­ plied by the Census for planning and expansion. Which , just may translate into more employment • opportunities for you 'and your community. Answer the Census. It counts for more than you think. ETA D R' STF B I ade in iami, thi TEC-9 assault pi 01 is the choice of drug dealers b - ca it' easilyconcealableandc...…

…ent of l e to. SISO SSO ISO 75 SSO SO SO S25 SISO SI2,5oo .i.. ° d S 2.000.i •. °d C r er- CD reeo d being Op- posed to the bandonment of L.L. G p Ave. in Higman's .. Par. Adjou d t e meet ing at 8:13 p.m. T e next regu lar Board . be held March 6, 1990, 7:30p …

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…BI!NTON HAUO - A Ben­ Harbor police omcer tin in to ., cCi man milta • Iy believed &0 be • rc 0 ccorcl- in to Berricn County Prosecutor Dc Wilcy. In a 19-pa.c statement Ie Feb. 8, Wiley d -the • tin, Jan. 18, or Norril Stephen Maben by 29-year veteran LI. MD Fiedler -j tira - tbougb Maben w unarmed and not a felon. "It (the jusUCi ble ruling) i not a urprise, " id ()pcration PUSH chief Rev. Walter Brown. "This i a practice in ...…

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…ayn rd, Teola Hun er on list of lieutenant governor contenders J CapiI!Il News Service La . - a leading contender for t e next Democr tic nomination for lieutenant governor ys she i available-­ if t current occupant decides not to run again. ·1 think it would be a chal­ lenge that ould be worth taking on," • d Olivia Maynard, Democr tic St te chairperso from 1979 to 1983 and curren director of the te' Office of Services to the ...…

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…Feb. 21 launches:·'Year - I By Ron Daniels Febru ry 21, 1965 EI Hajj ., Malik el Shabazz, Malcolm X, strode to the podium of the famed Audubon Ballroom in Harlem to deliver a speech about his newly formed Organizaiton of A ro-Ame r ican Unity (OAAU). The room was packed with friends, followers and curio ily seekers eagerly await­ ing word from Malcolm on his evolving vision of thestruggle for African liberation and the OAAU's p...…

…Dr. Lenora Ful ani , the perennl I N.A.P. candid te, . running for overnor again, nd if he e t mo r th n 50,000 vote - he got 25,000 in 1985-then the party u ifie for ballot st tus. h ill then e lc to run c ndid te in all 51 Council t (in Yor City). Her ch nee of 'elling 50,000 vot ----- ........ ---- ....... eern pretty good a' thing t nd no ... " The nti-demo n tic po vcrs lh t be nd their friend in the corpor to-controlled mc...…

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….. tive Parenting cl ter school tutoring Youth employment program • COIIIlmlnuuqSer'Vk:e Homele program Program and membership w ivers to famHi in need Member hip i ranee upon reque t Building u age for meet­ in • p rties, etc. Wee Iy church ervice The e re only a fe of the ctivitie nd programs offered t the North ide Family YMCA. We are a po itive part of your community. The goal of the YMCA is to provide programming which ...…

…elfare R" ht group meets 'with Gas company Work with WRO to par ntee heat during the winter months. - Come up with a plan to prevent shutoffs in April, . ch could deprive poor people of gas and hot water. - Run public service an­ nouncements lettiag people know that arrangements could be made with the company to prevent shutoffs for people of all incomes. On talking about the utilty om � she met with, Bernard . d, It 1 am encou...…

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…Civ I • ...,4-17 igh 1 inform employers of affirm­ o· • aDd iDtroduce to Idvocacy to in- creue • of the re&f:Hlr- � to them, c.muo While the commission ould be praised for makinl an effort to increase recruitment of minorities aDd IW'I are the , yo said. "I don't � JOB CaD take an employer aDd hit them ewer the head ith education, whether it be throup seminars or atever, and make them feel guilty enough to be com­ iitted e...…

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…f or. . Ch h's pro­ lobe held on 1 Temple " Owrch "cal PI OIl February 10, d ill be ceDtezcd am . BI " toIy" will be, -Let Brotherly Love CoutiDuc- . • February 17, the YOUDg WOOleD •• Council will e a and will be held the Three Rivers High School 4 p.m. Ti are $5 Their BI tory �ogram will held on February 18, and , will focus on persons who have recently contri ed during. our tim and ve hieved. • Lu Clwmey is the 001'....…