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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1987-04-07 ProclamationCITY OF CIVIC CENTER 410 E. W 10 VVA CASHING70N ST. IOWqCITY,IOWA 52 240 (319) 356-50CC) P R m C L it M is z m N alta Rlan h uP �1inr i I marks the 19th anniversary of the signing of the liatianaI Fair Housing Lam. ¢his Iam provides that it shall be unlawful "ta discriminate against any person in terms, condtions, or privileges of the sale fa rental Of a dwelling or' in the provision Of services or religion, . connection therewith because of race, Cc$ o relig}On sex nr national origin.,, alta 3Enia2 ui= a4i1212 tr.=usin0 uPpar_ 't=un i b}f is one Of the mast serious challenges a com- munity can face. It is a challenge that must he met and surmounted lest it erode the vital sacial structure that holds a cammunity together and gives it shape and dimension. ,he need far shelter is an essential human need. Che right to freely choose a place to live is a basic human right and it is cantraryntoIourlownousing senseis against the us and to Others. aftmhabycar country shauIdon wmean to Ohara ora vuluni ar}3 pra$rams in support of fair housing that we as concerned citizens can join and support everg vel in our professionnaalnatritudesand inthour jos at webcan and must change. ¢hese effnrts are fair and just and nec- essary if we are to make fair housing a basic right far ourselves and our neighbors. i�iaw, i±hEz ai ore I IDilliam J. Ambriscn, magar of the Ciby Of Iowa City, Iawa, dO hereby designate the month of April 1987 as in Iowa City. I urge all of Our citizens Observance by resolving to join in this to fight discriminabinn in their personal daily lives and by making themselves aware Of the Fair Hnusing Law and the wags in which it applies to our cOmnunity. 1My0R Signed in Iowa Clby, lama, this 7th day of April 1987. 377 CITY OF 41OE.WASHNGTONST. IOWA CTY, IOW A 52240 (319)356-500D CIVIC 319)356-5000CIVIC CENTER IOWA CITY P R m G A lit A¢ lllhe re a s , it is the responsibility of the elected Officials of our government to adopt laws and ordinances necessary to protect the health, safety and welfare of their citizens, and il)h a re a s , among the most basic and essential Of these lams and Ordinances are those that assure the public's health and safety in those buildings in which people live, work and plag, and whereas , the City of Iowa City, working in coopera- tion with Other governmental subdivisions, enforces through the building department uniform codes which have been developed to regulate structural, electrical, plumbing, mechanical, fire safetg, energg conserva-tion, handicapped accessibilitg and other aspects of construction, and whereas , it is through the efforts of local building Officials and inspectors that the enforcement and administration of these health and safety laws are assured, Nx'lw , h he x e Fare , I, William J. Ambrisco, mayor of Iowa City, Iowa, do herebg proclaim April 5 - 11, 1987 as 33i12r-3DXNG 0AF Eirig w1EEiC ' mayor Signed in Iowa City, Iowa, this 3rd day of April 1987. 3 71 �e CITY OF CN/IC CENTER 410 E. WASHINGTON ST IOWA IOWA CITY, IOWA 52240 P R O C L Ai M A g= O w CITY (319) 356-5000 MaIk America, a natiunai walk-a-thnn, is the single mast Iucrative, penple-oriented fund- raising activity of the March of Dimes, and Iult z r'a� s , it is the largest fund raising event to occur in one given time period, and iU1k� r as , last year apprnximatelg 605,000 vaIunteers across the nation walked against birth defects and a record $33.5 million was raised, IIw ' i~It a rQ amara , I, 'U3lliam J. Ambrisco, Magorof the Citg of Iama City, Iowa, do he claim April 10, 1987, as reby pro - 00C£ 03= WHE: in Iowa Citg, and, in an effort to bring the attention of the public to this fund raiser and to help kick off this event, all partici- pants are encouraged to wear tennis shoes to work on Aprill 10, 1987. i/ iMyOR Signed in Iowa Citg, Inua, this 7th dag of April 1987. 37? )A CITY OF IOWACHICCENTER 41O E. W CITY WASHINGTON ST. IOWA CITY, IOWA 52240 (319) 356-5COD P R 0 C C A 111 A T x m x 1uh r ra a s , the Liberal Arts Student Association of the universitu of Irma has a special project, "Cleanup for Hunger", and Whiera a s , the participants of this project will perform community service hg donating their time for cleanup projects and will he compensated bg sponsors, and this compensation will he donated to the National Student Campaign Against Hunger and to local organizations, such as the Crisis Center Food Bank and the Free Lunch Program, and IUha rz' a s , this project will benefit bath the appearance of the Citg and local organizations which help feed the hungru, and W11 rz= a s , such an effort will help rekindle the general spirit of our community, Maw , i~ha rye Exrrre , 1, IDilIfam J. Ambrisce, Magor of the Cltg of Iowa Cibg, Iowa, do hereby proclaim April 11, 1987, as C:D£ili U3P FOR 3ii1N63ER DAtJ in Iona Citu and urge all residents to encourage the efforts of the Liberal Arts Student Associa- tion bg sponsoring their project. iI MAUOR Signed in Iowa Citu, Iowa, this 7th bag of April 1987. 386 A¢ CITY OF IOWA CITY CHIC CENTER 41 O E. WASHINGTON ST. IOWA CITY, IOWA 52240 (319) 356-5000 P R 0 C C S1 itl A Z i 0 Iii wha ra a s , the Community Development Black Grant Program has operated since 1974 to Development local governments with the resources required to meet the needs of persons of low and moderate income, and lUhe ra a s , community development black grant funds are used by many neighborhoods, nonprofit organizations, and human service agencies throughout the city to address pressing neighbor- hood and human service needs, and lllita raa s , in the last several years the Federal Government has reduced Federal assistance to local governments and nonprofit organi- zatians, and Whereas , during this time of constricted Federal contributions to the bask of meeting the needs of low and moderate income persons, he problems have grown as evidenced bg the dwindling supply of affordable housing, the massive rise in homelessness, the resurfacing of hunger and malnutrition, and the increased need for human services, and i1)he re a s , during this time of Federal withdrawal from res ponsibilitg, the Cnmmunitg Development Black Grant Program has assumed increasing importance for meeting pressing community prob- lems, and i))ire re a s , the Congress and the Nation have often overlooked the cribi- caI value Of the Cammnunitg Development BIock Grant Program and the significant number of organizations and prniects that reIg nn its Eunds Ear support, and i11he re a s , the Congress BE the United States has declared April 11 - 18, 1987, as National Community Development meek and has called upon the President and all people of the United States to Observe the week with appropriate ceremonies and activities, i�luw , 'rhe re r ora , I, Milliam J. Ambrisco, mayor Of the City of Iowa City, Iowa, do herebg proclaim April 11 - 18, 1987 as 00mroililix¢13 3DE1p1EC0£illEW1r iDEEK in Iowa City and call upon all citizens Of Our ciby be participate in ceremonies and activities celebrating the Commmunibg Development Block Grant Program. ILI ` Signed in Iowa City, Iowa, this 7th day of April 1987. 381 `I ,2$ CITY OF E. CMC CENTER 410 OA CITY E WASHINGTON ST.I"" IOWA CffY• IOWA 52 240 (319) 356-5CN P R O C t A M is T x O V Who ra a s , there are approximateIg 250,000 certified Iaboratorg personnel in the llnited states including pathologists, medical t¢chnolo- gists, medical laborahnrg scientists, Specialists, technicians, and assistants in clinical Iahnratnrg science who mark in mor¢ states,,aand than 13,000 medical laboratories in the United nd iUha ra a s , these dedicated health professionals make a substantial contribution to quality health care in this country bg providing dependable Iahnratnrg best results essential be the detection, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of disease, and j 11Jha ra a s , these individuals Offer a vital health service to the people Of the United $babes, and i LUha ra a s , these health professionals, in Order to pre- serve bhe health Of the citizens Of the United sbates, continuallg expand their technical skills through a wide range Of continuing education programs, i�lnw, t1:hQrjafnra, I, IDilliam J. AmbriscO, 8lagnr of Iowa Citg, Iowa, do herehg proclaim the week of April 12 - 18, 1987, as ME3DXCA:C :cABOi2A.ZORM WEEK in order to recognize the medical laboratarg professionals who serve the citizens Of Iowa w Magor ` ,Signed in Iowa Citg, Iowa, this 7th day of April 1987. 3AL -I ), f CITY OF IOWA T CITY CIVIC CENTER 410 E. WASHINGTON ON ST. IOWA CIN, IOWA 52240 (319) 3565000 P R 0 C C A ill A w 2 0 iii illh a ra a s , the misuse and abuse of alcohol and other drugs has continued to cause both health and social problems for many citizens of the State of Loma, and iUYta ra a s , the substances - alcohol and other drugs - cause direct and indirect problems for all groups of Somans, but especially for families, and w2ta rQa s , the ultimate responsibility for the reducbion of future alcohol and drug abuse lies with the familg, schools, and local communities to help these groups of Imcans search for alternatives, develop their own capabilities to resist peer pressure, handle difficult decisions, and cope with human problems without burning to alcohol or other drugs, and MhJa via 21 s , the University of Iowa is sponsoring a workshop "Fragile -Chis Side Up: A Community's Response to a Generation at Risk", Maw, t1har0i=ar0, I, luilliam J. Ambrisco, Magor of the Citg of Iowa City, Iama, do hereby proclaim the week of April 18 - 25 as S 33-91V NCE i{$i Olr i131Ai2£31T£SSo WEEK in lama City and urge all citizens of this community to strive for a better understanding, greater con- cern, and renewed efforts to reduce and prevent the causes of alcohol and drug abuse and to search individ- uallg for more positive wags to feel goad and deal wibh problems than bg turning bo alcohol and other drugs. � dR` Signed in Iowa City, Iowa, this 7th dag of April 1987. 393