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Category: Race

Just once (only once we promise you) let us get on the soapbox with some observations of our community.
The editor and staff of The Paper have realized the need for some youth representation on The paper, so I have been asked to write articles on happenings of interest to the youth of Skinker-DeBaliviere.
Portrait accompanying Shirley Rowell’s Teens Speak Out column
Portrait accompanying Shirley Rowell’s Teens Speak Out column

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Housing for Elderly

An apartment residence for low income senior citizens is being proposed by a group of local businessmen for lots on the southwest…

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Do You Know? — Residential Service

The Residential Service is a volunteer, non-profit group which is interested in maintaining the stability of the neighborhood. Its major efforts have…

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This Community and Public Education

Hamilton School. The statistics look formidable if not impossible. Over 500 children are bussed out daily to Mitchell and Wheatly Schools (Wheatly…

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Prevent Crime — Etching Tools Available

Skinker-DeBaliviere area residents should etch their driver's license numbers on valuables in an effort to prevent burglaries and arrange schedules with neighbors…

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Editor’s Column

Recently my husband and I decided to buy a beautiful old home in the Skinker-DeBaliviere area. Since the owners did not wish…

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Adoptive Homes Wanted

Adoptive homes for black children, especially children ages 6-12. There are 17 such children currently available. Adoption is not expensive! Call Families…

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Census Shows Racial Balance

More black residents — both as owners and renters of housing units — constitute a major change in the Skinker-DeBaliviere area during…

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Editorial

In the midst of the controversy over whether a federally-financed Job Corps Center should be located in the Skinker-DeBaliviere neighborhood and 22…

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A Plea for Black Pride

Editor’s note Robert Brown, who lives in the 5700 block of Westminster, will be a regular columnist in THE Paper writing about…

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