The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 6, 1992- Page 7

Clinton
presidency
could help
Detroit
DETROIT (AP) - Bill Clinton's
presidency should translate to mil-
lions of dollars in federal projects
and jobs for the Detroit area, say
political analysts and city officials.
"For Detroit, a Clinton adminis-
tration means happy days are here
again," City Councilmember Clyde
Cleveland said.
"The important thing is we'll
have an administration more willing
to deal with the problems of cities,"
said mayoral spokesperson Robert
Berg. "And presumably, getting a
268,000-vote margin out of Detroit
isn't going to hurt."
The Clinton presidency "means
Detroit will get the Defense
Department facility and I'm hopeful
it will mean more money for low-in-
cpme housing, urban development
aid more police officers walking the
teat," Cleveland said, referring to
efforts to land the defense office
* uilding complex downtown.
* Federal officials have said the
winners of a national-competition for
several regional defense complexes
Dousing 4,000 to 7,000 employees
tach will be announced next year.
a Detroit political consultant Mario
vtorrow agreed that the nation's
eventh-largest city will gain with
Democrats in the White House.
"Coleman Young is actually go-
ng to be a powerful player,"
Morrow said of the mayor. "He de-
livered Detroit ... for Gov. Clinton.
any time you can hold back votes
ind pull out votes, you're
espected."
A Democratic White House is
-agerly awaited by Paul Hubbard,
* resident of New Detroit Inc., an
ivic activism group founded after
.Detroit's 1967 riots.
"I'm optimistic that it will mean
,attention paid to the problems of
Detroit and other cities," he said,
;adding he believes Clinton will focus
ion cities' troubled 18- to 35-year-
+olds.
- "I asked him and he indicated
*that he thought I was right, this pop-
clation has the most social prob-
lems," Hubbard said yesterday. "The
previous administration put time into
foreign countries and let this popu-
lation go uncared for."
Councilmember Mel Ravitz said
Clinton's promise to build up the
pation's infrastructure could mean
millions of dollars for repairs to
Detroit streets, for the city's water
Ond sewer system and for public
fighting.
But he warned that to do all that,
Clinton must "put his finances in or-
der and get congressional support to
shift money back into assisting
pities."

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