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anti-drug programs, criticizing the The likely Democratic nominee called tor toug
in the Coast Guard budget and drug laws and stringent sentencing guidelines.
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Two presidential contenders sought Sunday to t
broaden their appeal among blacks, with George ‘We’ve got to back up what we say with what we
Bush urging a strong civil rights agenda and Michael do.”
Dukakis meeting with black mayors and promising a Massachusetts governor also met with Demo-
to^h. ^lic^ “ nf cratic mayors and held a private session with a
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Texas city earns
quality of life award
ASSOCIATED PRESS
HOUSTON - Residents who
worked to rebuild Sweetwater,
Texas after a tornado tore
through the town helped the com-
munity earn an award as one of
the National Civic League’s 1988
“All-American” cities.
The awards, which honor those
communities that have improved
the quality of life for citizens
through community service, were
presented Saturday night
“I only regret that all 12^00
citizens of Sweetwater could not
be here to accept the award,” said
Mayor Rick Rhodes in accepting
the award for Sweetwater.
The other cities to be honored
by the league's All-American City
awards program are Paramount,
Calif.; Hutchison, Kan.; St.
George Island. Ala.; Blackstone
Valley Region, Mass.; Rochester,
Minn.; Meridian, Miss.; Butte-Sil-
ver, Mont.; Kinston. N.Q; and
Roanoke, Va.
Sweetwater, one of 25 finalists,
won the award for three different
community service projects.
The town’s projects were re-
construction of buildings after the
1986 tornado, construction and
preservation of a downtown his-
torical district and a project to
keep the county coliseum open
after the petroleum market that
the town deperfds on entered an
economic slump, causing a drop
in city funds.
Selmon said he has been rec-
tirative task "force. the commission, especially after force into his actions as
"Commissioner Dewey Selmon the dismissal of NHA Executive co
«id Sundav an accumulation of Director Debra Betts in January. . . ,
- • • * •' — Betts is suing the NHA and IVe done as a commissioner,
several commissioners individual- Selmon said. “I say that because I
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proper direction,” Selmon said. “The situation is left to the
A task force of five members mayor and I stand behind that
appointed by Norman Mayor investigation,” Selmon said.
Dick Reynolds studied NHA ac- Two commissioners involved in
tivities. interviewed citizens and the Betts lawsuit, Eloise Wilcox ----- --
issued a report to the mayor rec- and Wilda Homer, are no longer the commission, Selmon said.
Presidential contenders seek wider appeal
federal aid to state and local police in light of his
tough rhetoric on the issue.
“What we have today is chaos,” Dukakis said.
Positive NHA changes seen
Rv i inria Kav Sakelaris ommending an investigation of members of the commission. Wil-
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positive changes in the NHA may operate under condi- moved from NHA housing. Wilda
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Norman resident Jamie Collins meets the Jazz Kat during the 4th annual
Jazz in June Festival at Andrews Park. The festival features artists who
perform at free concerts and at local dubs. Photo by Russell Johnson
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Jones, Brett. The Oklahoma Daily (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 73, No. 175, Ed. 1 Monday, June 13, 1988, newspaper, June 13, 1988; Norman, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1822393/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Carl Albert Congressional Research and Studies Center.