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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 …

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…Ten'ants call for Housing Dir cor's ou t r Cerence t the Fi r t r - byterian Church on Saturd y June 9. The Conference ended with march to. nd rally at 'he leffrie low-ri project. Temple at J hn Lodge. PUBL) HOU I d- vocacy groups. tenant -. mem­ ber of the Wayne County Union of the Homele and people from aero th city turned out 200 tron to up­ port. the re urbi hment r her th n destruction of the e vi­ able uni 19anizing ...…

…,. o ·GOD C EAT Din h na JOHA ESOURG, SOUTH AF leA - Saying he w feeling "on top of the orld" -South African Black nationali t Ie der elson Mandella t eek bcgan a 4S-day trip during hich he ill vi it the United States and countrie in Africa and Europe. The trip started hortly . after andela ucees rully underwent ursery to remove a cy t on hi bl ddcr. Mandela i 71. The once jailed te der of t e tru le to e hile minority ru...…

…JUNE 7·23, 19 0 MICHIGAN CITIZEN PAGE THREE lions of African-Americans and those opposed to part­ held," predicts McCutcheon, "only the steadfa t insistenc of tho e millions will guaran­ tee that the U.S. keeps th pressure on South Africa." I'.'� , t Chair of Afrlcana tudles named at WSU Ph.D. in p ychology frol" the University of M achuseus, Amherst, in 1979. He also holds a B.A. from City University of New Youk' (CUNY), and M...…

…. , v ,. -EDITORIAL- • • • • CML ROHTS The �ority of the 10 n, lio ADgolaDs ttend church every Sunday. yet they 0 in church . y . owing D aDotbcr terrori bomb of . UNIT A 0 destroy another church or or school or Before I left ADgo the Min- o er of He th, Dr. Flavio Her­ nandez, ked me to let the peop e of America know that this unj war 0 ola has also caused a severe health emerpcyo There i no epidemic pre din through •...…

…hould'marc he &L bantJi on By Ro D Die Two weeks ago David Du e, the Klansman turned State Legi lator from Louisiana, was successful in getting a bill passed which in effect banned affirmative ac­ tion programs in the State of Louisiana. Meanwhile in Missouri City, Texas, that great American protector of white American rights, the Klu Klux . Klan, was preparing to mount a series of marches and demonstations to prote t the al...…

…-lea en-: political ue to manipulate udiences again t r ci m. The only effective trategy to counteract medi i support for Black publication and medi an Iy is hich will et­ fectivel y rticulate the truth about our conditions and our people. ? Dr. Kwame rumah c tI d fr P 5 sed in th Conclusion to hi I t boo'. Revolution- ry P th in 1972; "The African people. in olid rity ith comrade in every p rt of the orld, h ve lh mean' t...…

…IC.1,11 ucc . . . JUNE 17-23, 1 n ctlvlt In Hlghl nd Park HIGHLAND PARK Michigan Week was celebrated wi th a great deal of pomp and cirbumstance May 19-26 in Highland Park. The eek's cuvitie tarted off i th parade to celebrate Armed Forces Day, Saturday, and ended i th v rious ae­ tivitie for' Youth Day. Other Michigan Week Ac­ tivities included Senior Citizen Day, Tue day, where enior citizen got a chance to how off their ...…

…o - The ill be For more informaation call 313-577-5244 or write the errill-Palmer Institute. Wayne State University. Detroit, Ml 48202. …

…Tenant group City Council Pre ident Maryann Mahaffey opened the meeting by ddressing the Conference's intentions to better the living conditions of the people in Detroit' public ho ing. The conference offered a ie of workshops where in- s ted organiza tions, leaders and concerned tenants were able to obtain inform - tion to improve their situa­ tions. The workshop topics were: -Organizing for Tenants Rights , headed by DOT's ...…

…etropolilan i ocated at Boulevard, ll· p, , SPECIRllZl r; l BLRCK DR T R 11 COLLECTRBlES r ta e fir t ·Scienc F r e re r 1°11 h t rough the guid nee of t rr member nd voluntce . "The ·H cenrr model i b don th ucc ful opera­ lion of the -H center on Detroit' a t ide. It provide non-going progr m th t 1- 10 youth nd' dull to learn by doing. to ether or in­ dividu lIy." Y illi m �iIl. e xp n ion project director nd yne Count...…

…In • Gcw'erDIlDelll i 12th AlII ..... TraiDiDi ecm .lUll.. aty, 0. ADlmd 22- 26, 1990 the HJ tfIII:'J Crown Ccater, Presideat Rubye s. annoamced. • • oaly the secoad • ·ow olJaniz tioa. of fov'ermDeal employca d i tI"aiDiDs coafereDCe • de � W . agtoo, DC. Fields . d the idea· to make the ev IDCI'C ible to its member ship, hich· composed of civil serv the· onal, S and local government levels . .de. BIG is a nonpartisan dDOD­...…

…Attomey Philip L. BurtOll. d /OT numy cJuzU- of the Redtess Com- o/ the S b1tlllCla of the NAACp, �M . Iinu 1949. His of- flu tried numy of the crimiIuIl casu stemming from the Block c tIUCtion . . g in eattle in the early 1970'. and, in th late'71 and etuIy '80s, Bur­ ton represented the NAACP in a l 'SUit arising out of tIlIewide anti-bwing Initiati 350. Fred Hyde, an administrative la judge for the State of Washin on, rep te...…

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…, u 7· z .' «e i . , � , . { 4!: 'l � . I d o OTHE I ACfO In dition to continually suppre led an er, there Ire other ri f ctors, One is I I about three time more com­ men-In blac s than in hites i the tendency for tbe kid­ ney to excrete alt more 10 Iy under t • In mo t people the kidneys peed up odium excretion under tre , thu belping eep blood pre sure 10 • Sio ing do n odium excre­ tion under tre r i e blood pre ur...…

…{ • , I Group seeks control of city eroe!!r!ies: Will poor be �.eft out? BENTO HARBOR -Mem­ bers of I bousing task force were present at the Monday, June 11, Benton Harbor City Commi ion meeting to layout a plan to take control of ci ty o ned properties, no doubt making it harder' for city resi­ dents or poor folk to get one of many city 0 lied .homes. I Ricbard Schanze, Chairman of the People State Bank and Chairman of the Co...…

…C n u Seeking Workers The Bureau of the Cens r till in n ed of workers for the 21 t Decennial Cen u. Count. You m y pply and te t for enumerator po itions in Berrien County by calling 616-382-7 (collect) to ct up n ppointm nt to t 1. Te tin ill be held on Tu d y, June 19, at 10:00 a.m. t the M ud Pre ton P lcnskc cmori I Library. 5 r ct St., St. Jo eph. ntr ct On Thu day, June 21, at 10:00 a.m .. testin ill bc a the c Buf 10 T...…

…Volunteer South e JUNE 17-23, 1 MICHIGAN CITIZEN PAGE SENENTEEN needed In tern Ichlgan The S . estern Michigan VolUlllcer' Center is seeking vol To find about dac or otbcr volUllttU oppoc- . • call 983-0912 in the St, Josepb-BcatQII Harbor area or 683-5464 in the Niles area foe . further illfOl'lDabOlL - Pmcigcucy Sbclter Ser­ vicea in Beaton Balbo is in aeed of • teeD voluotccr inter­ e ted i elping out ith gronncIskC¥.pi1W ...…

…. " �. .- I.' ...... , .... U 7· on­ . nd R CH (e Doro y o 0 • Ip r Dorothy J. Benedict i oun lor for the REACH Small Bu ine 0 velopment Center. joint project of nuf'acturcr B' n • RE CH. nd nc St· rc ine ry (0 report . From 19. 4 to 1989. Benedict held the po ilion of commcrcu I 10 n officer and i I nr cr dit m n cr with Fir I of America B' nk in Detroit. Sh 1'0 g incd ex ericnce in' ouming n hum n .rc. ources d e...…

…JU E 17-13, 1 MICHIGAN ,IZEN PAGE NINETEEN � �.ftM. iJ-._. -_ -tiC1IUIl_- &llml,,"", Sou --------�EATHEALT Fre h Apricot- ut Cobbler Makes His�ry cold .. the all-Am rican d rt, c;obb r ia t with· a ICOOp of vanilla ice cream or &e.h whipped a.m. California freah' apricota need not be limited to rU. Th y are tasty for breakfut, lunch or anacka, and u�ly vitamin A, potassium, dietary fiber and iron to the dil t. To hance th ripeni...…

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…Wild West Show roars to town . Rose E low The Blac Wild West Week Inc. is sponsoring a rodeo and cowboy show in honor of the 5,000 Black cow­ boy who rode the range in the heyday .of the cowboy, at the Michigan State Fair grounds on June 27. Since one out of every eight cowboys were Black, but only one man in ten in the population as a whole, they were more heavily repre­ ented in the saddle than their proportion in the populat...…

…z ... u ,. Obituaries L ETRE PARIS • reporting an illegal dumper. Approved an greement itb South m Michigan Commi ion to update the M ter Par nd Recreation Plan. Held Public He ring and dopted re olution pproving n Economic Development Implement tion Grant ap­ plication in the amount of $125,526.00 on bebalf of Ouic -Way Party Store. Held Public Hearing and bent: Trustee dopted r olution approving n Economic Devleopment ca...…