TAKE A FEW
MINUTES TO GO
THROUGH
TOUR GARBAGE.
Euery week, more than
500,000 trees are used
lo produce the two-thirds of newspapers
that are never recycled.
American consumers and industry
throw away enough aluminum
to rebuild our entire commercial
airfleet every three months
We throw away enough!
glass bottles and jars to '
fill the 1,350-foot twin towers
of New York 's World Trade Center
every two weeks.
We throw away enough
iron and steel to
continuously supply all
the nation s automakers
The ordinary bag of trash you throw away is slowly be
coming a serious problem for everybody.
! Not only are we running out of resources to make the pro
; ducts we need, but we're running out of places to put what's
left over.
Write the Environmental Defense Fund at: 257 Park Avenue
South, New York, NY 10010, for a free brochure that will tell
you virtually everything you need to know about recycling.
The few minutes you take to learn how to recycle will spare
us all a lot of garbage later.
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Ellis Island: Largest Restoration in U.S. History
Completed, Centennial Wall Honors Family Heritage
The Ellis Island Immigration Museum will tell the compelling story of
the American immigrant when it opens this fall.
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guide. Here are some tips for
choosing the right one.
For the console of the boat, con
sider a wide-screen, liquid crystal
unit which gives a lot of uetail, has
a digital depth readout and offers
options such as temp gauges and
trolling speed indicators.
Bow mounted units should be
high-resolution units, completely
waterproof, compact and have
fish identification features.
For rental boats, fly-in trips or
small water applications, choose
a portable unit with a removable
transducer mount.
Fishin' Tips are presented by
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Hm CaroliM Man Vote*
For three decades the symbol of
America ! great immigrant heri
tage, Ellie Island, laid in ruins,
neglected and decayed.
But after six years of labor, the
restoration of the Main Building at
Ellis Island?the largest restora
tion in American history?has been
completed and will open this fall as
The Ellis Island Immigration Mu
seum. One special exhibit at the
Museum, The American Immigrant
Wall of Honor, will list the names
and countries of origin of many
families and individuals who came
to this country looking for a new
life.
Registration for the Wall of
Honor cloaed in 1969 so that nearly
200,000 names could be engrayed in
time for the public opening of The
Ellis Island Immigration Museum.
But thousands of requests con
tinued to come in, prompting The
Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island
Foundation to launch The Centen
nial Wall of Honor, which will give
more Americans the chance to pay
tribute to their forefathers.
"Ellis Island and the Wall of
Honor exemplify the struggle, per
severance and triumph of the Amer
ican immigrant," said Stephen Bri
ganti, the president of The Statue of
Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation.
"The Centennial Wall again offers
Americans the opportunity to honor
their family'* heritage in America at
the national monument to the peo
pling of America."
The Wall of Honor will be built in
time for the opening of El lis this
fall, and The Centennial Edition
will open in 1992 for Elli* Island's
100 year anniversary.
If you make a donation of $100 or
more to The Statue of Liberty-Ellis
Island Foundation, you can have a
family or ancestor's name perma
nently inscribed on the Centennial
Wall of Honor, which will overlook
New York Harbor and the Statue of
Liberty.
Donors will receive an official
certificate that honors their immi
grant ancestor. The certificate can
be framed for presentation as a
unique gift for anniversaries, birth
days or Mother's/Father's Day.
Some of those who have partici
pated in the Wall of Honor include:
First Lady Barbara Bush, Gregory
Peck, Sophia Loren, Cicely Tyson
and Neil Diamond.
This opportunity to honor one's
own forefathers at a national monu
ment is available only by writing to: ?
The Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island
Foundation, Inc., P.O. Box Ellis,
New York, NY 10163, or by calling
(212) 883-1986.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
A public hearing will be held at 7:30 p.m. on August 21, 1990 at the LRDA
Book Distribution and Conference Center to discuss LRDA's plan to use a Com
munity Services Block Grant for the fiscal year 1990-91.
A report on the proposed use of the Community Services Block Grant funds is
available for inspection at the office of James A. Hardin, Executive Director of
LRDA. The report will also be available at the public hearing. Persons interested
in reviewing the report should visit the office of the Executive Director or attend
the public hearing. Public input and comments on the report are welcome.
The following is a summary of the LRDA plan: LRDA proposes to use the
Community Services Block Grant (1) Provide jribal Enrollment services for the
Lumbee Tribe, (2) To assist the operations of Indian senior citizens chapters, (3)
To assist low income Indian people to be involved in activities that will help them
become more self sufficient; (4) To assist Indian families to participate in the
LRDA-Lumbee Tribe Low Income Energy Assistance Program and other public
assistance programs, (5) To obtain help in crisis situations including food, medical
assistance, housing and utilities, and (6) Assistance for economic development for
the tribe.
This 15th day of August, 1990.
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