Buffalo Criterion, 1982-12-30

              wny's largest & only ace cci mmorr newspaper — fea^*l^ingf^^l^ti^vlte circulation the buffalo criterion wednesday ihu .***».* to m | 1952 vol 57 - ne i rochester niagara region us ims i vt paid i*ikmit no lilt ttl 1 al o new york lenora cole-alexander black educator sworn in as women's bureau director i'llllldltlrll d c — dr li'tirn col mexander was twnrn in a director of tha labor department's women's lliirt'iiu lit sec retary nl labor raymond j i 1|i3 ll llr cole-alexander is tl.'-*ninth woman in head tht miii in an s it as created hv an art o otngrest in june 1920 u*8l|ifl«»«p nn«*«»la fur carrying nut that agency's in.it'll.it tn formulate • t.iinl.tiil i snd policies tn promote the welfare of vs.'iisii st omen and to advati c their employment ■ i'l's-rtm ■- she is slssa r-mponsible for insuring rftt-rtix-a coordination ' • '"■...' all department of labor ki»na-ies on matter • hit'h relate tn the inter est of working women we are indeed ft**r ttinstte to have ihe experi ence nnd ihe dedication to rvin-f the r ui t ot mffikmx worn which thi l*-alexander tiring tm ih l».-pt 4 ulerrf lk*ntvan staid j tor l-r+artl to "■-,"•,. taa.ri ait ii maktr lr fm^vinn ikb lhr\a cany mil its rol to s*-rve the women fit tha n'iilum " rl.<aletitr>di'r **» le'llllltatetl l.a a>f p«,a ijjr fcf r**a*<l*'rsl on aujc 14 and a ' 0r.•...-ia j y v • hanat cm oct 27th prior tn her sppnintment a director shi was vies president for student affair at the university of the d.strai f columbia she also served as vice president for student l.ifa at iii.'ti nil university in washington i 1 from 197.1 to 1977 prom 1909 tn 197.1 she was assistant ii the vice president for student affairs and ml nil director of the coopera tive collage center stiate university of neat york at istiffalo between t and i wit dr alexnndcr as a teacher in chicago and a research assistant nt the stale univesity of new york at llulfaln cole-alexander wa educated at the state university of new york at buffalo where she receiv ed her hat helot's degree at the state university college in 1957 snd her master's in i9fi and ph.d in 197t.nl the state university a native of buffalo t'.ile-ai.-iander has ue*-n involved in many jtrofrs tional and cutnmuralv nervke acta a ie metad in servic on tha fsmtd t commit of th i c •*.' ham iter of fren niene d c rental accommodations commas sa*in national a ." ..,* ■■■ nt sttjrl.-rit person m-i aatj rnirii*tr>il'/rsa council nt firgro ■ mvi/men american < at.a.-.i or i i akßtion and washington opportunities for women dr c'lle-alerandfr is married to t m aleian der sr arid rß»si<je in wathinjftor fi c labor management committee established at gemcor allen bowe interna ti'.iiiil representative of the international ass of m i i n.i i . ami aero fptie workers liamaw and thaamas s|aellt*r sr chairman of the board ol the lemcor 785 id ii i aye bflo . a supplier nf aulotnittii riveting machines have annnunc etl the lntaii.aiii.il ol an in-put l.tli.'i i'l.tn igoinent committee at tlemcor thi i.mc is sponsored and will he serviceal by the htfliiln tine fountv labor managemetii ouncil whose co-chairmen are dania-i rnblin jr presi dent ol lloblin inilintnt's and leorg l w'estel presidenl of the buffalo ml i in council ien,,..r mill ih am aw thus join the ever growing labor management com mittee network in the mul'ai ni i the network now numbers more than n committees involving more than 40 companies and to unions and serves 25.000 union anil iminnge nebl workers this net work of committees repre sents the largest and most successful cooperative labor-management effort 111 the united states minister extend s appreciation »_ ___ - * charles ware pastor of the greater friendship baptist ( hqrch extend a of the sincere m*g rapt , amrrh etteed a w.rn akm wrfelt thank yaa to the congregation snd triends of ,»,, church for 1 support during h the ( htirch located st 402 clinton st ha a frtnrang membership ptbe ( mamie located *< the church * reporter „ mar mrmhersh.p m.mtr rrrtl is itv ( h„rrh . rrpr.rt.-r they ha.it a ish m . hapfat and i'r.-mpe ma n>m v||r a new black nation arises antigua's prime minister l-ester bird i ill , tinnal is known a ihe • i ill tha vaunts i c airr'al's r~*e biark tmkv i)ar r.f*i i - 1 afted i it laman h*y t ebony irymdnmrgrcm-vi \ ... ..■',-. s ra d i ■ rtwut f'*•*-*it l-a-rpitrdenc ar t staa «**•* a - aa at ***** .... :.. jwtdk . - prime min-tßer u-suv hfiiyaja u **',*• 1 1 i,£n%%r vi.'.l laa injikfitjl if da ry*_*d fiwiem si as tr-t aborted invasion of dnmtmca a-t year secants haa become a primary i.',ia'*-t : r.f most caribbean islands *- — ... v i%blst£ua t a w*prt**r la r*t -,_' a f.3*3^tt mt tk 1114 ttuluati n turw-en at ar ear-ata and about bat mjßioti « i.>ir-s _ forty pa-rttrfit of thai tint ti r"u,ll ai »»* aatttkaii tourists i the 15 tut member at th united njta*at ; * rt*ady t<*r gr tte responsibilities f asa«ia-j^.3dr**l-r prime fclmsuy btfd stiaßrfts ' .. after 50 war if wet re not ready'to'li after our earn oestm and w^artsftlhia-awwi iwa c eevet wui i a happy & joyous new year new legislation allows for proper y assessment adjustment r lulls af c"n*ider<#t**e import ance to real property taxpate ate patted during the regular aeasawi * i ■ may have been overlooked bs imfav resident brcaure of the m«*-y maasure cotisideret by lha!astot»bly dating the hectic e*«i«»i tn the all the bill both of which hats been signed into law make small court ittigation available to j.ople dissatisfied with their pr**|>ert tax assessment in the p*i«t many pfnpefty owner found it tint expensive to y seek adjustment of inequitable assessments through jutli ml review for this reason i home who felt they wer being asset unfairly anil received no - sstisfsction from rulings rd the board ttf ts-etsment heview were in effect demt-sl further hearings because of i.nirt cost tt initiate a grievan c proceeding one must obtain the necessary form from the buffalo assessor's off it •■ ho r before v.isi undertake this ymi must first determine if y«mr property is actually oversssessed to do sn th f'utminar steps should be taken i irst contact the buffalo assessor's office to request your property's assessed valuation the office is located in room 101 cits hall buffalo n y h as.>kmhl>vmimas i t,k«»i a kfwek * i telephone bs&.yt3i next divide uw em»tnertt by 4223 the mate etptatuatsat rati for buffalo the result t-s the pr'iected ' market value of jmur ext moiacl a real estate broker or v-iira-tv sasnciattori to find ttrtust sslet i*f home comparable to yttur own which i recently m your area this is the data which will corroborate the actual market value of your horn and must it included in your grievance apptvatatan ff the actual market value of your homw las determined by ihe sales price of homes comparable to ya>ur own is less than the projected market value then v-o should submtt a grievance form upon completion of your grievance form reuirn at to room 101 cttv hall buffalo v v h«)2 personally or by mail while a 2h fee must accompany a simplified petition fnrnr to initiate the small claims court action property owners will lie entitled to at least a partial reimbursement if a favorable decisitsn it given however i caution you that this grievance process is a ciliren's initiative program with the burden of proof on yt*u the property taxpayer top black fund raisers under the leadership of these two washing toinnns fr*.m left to right kent t cushenberry chairman and dr calvin w rolark co-chairman of the l*t*bl partner-ship campaign of the united wav - united slack fund of greater washington d c 528.709.224 wa raised mr cushenberry is ibm corporate manager of communications dr rolark is the founder-pres ident of the united black 1 und and the prime mover of the g-year old partner mr t ushenhorrv and dr knlark are the first blacks to ever head a united way campaign and united riack fund is ithe first black charitable fund-raising organization authorized to participate in the combined federal campaign chisholm speaks on enterprise zones bill suggests improvements congre.swomßn shirley chishnlm id-nyt believes that the kemp jan is urban fanterpnr zones bill ran work if certain improvements in it sre made in testimony prepared for a public hearing ml brooklyn bethany church dec 11 she stated i do believe that major incentives sre needed for business development in our community but i as share some of the objection to the bill in its present form in her prepared statement mrs chisholm first provided details on ihe bill the bill would allow the 11l ii secretary ib designate 10 to 25 enterprise zones st year through 19m which suffer from high unemploy ment a large percentage of pool residents a substantial loss of popula tion chronic building abandonment widespread tax delinquency and the like she continued qualified businesses in the rone would — for the next 20 years — pay lower federal taxes - no capital gam taxes on investment income lp*e rs»a raralv k.ll tkoar m.iy and tax credit for tunn disadvantaged s a-et representative ( tiaaahn-ka then men tioned specific improvements he has in mind and may offer as amendment when the bill reaches the house osvt to en*urt that new jobs an.l gtx\l jobs will really tie created by the k.-s *;... cia concept firrt i would ofter u incentives tmly to atiualt husineviarv in otaa country today nvasiv all ww tub oww f twn small firm their i just no pouit an ~ b^"*|t •*< sb factories litis the neighborhood ii computers robots nnd a few button pushers n|ierata the whole thing without needing any new worker p second i would rranl nn tat tuts ta isinesses wlikh move into the rone irom across ihe street or nam across the city short-distance relocation would moke no new jobs in the area third i would insist on coordination nnd expansion 01 other urban programs these rones should become a focus of a whole range of federal assistance projects fourth i would increase the percentage of ckta-eligible employee who must lie hired especially our unemployed youths fifth i would provide seed money for business start-ups most new companies make no profits in their firtf years so tax cuts would lie of no help to them and finally sixth 1 would introduce rigorous accountability - basically if the concern it not retay m v mi wait 20 ynars ami let ut th loße all that ui rnmtj before we admit <* «>*****»« wen before we km that t ha been a bad tale " the congn«»»woman statement concluded on an optimir-tas note i want at to work 1 beheve it ran be a good idea - an improved vrtmswt t lis kemp-csatvia ball in cwik.matitsn with other wellfmans-ed a t u l well thsv u hi.,h,t urban programs tan nuke our talis gsh\l places hs t hustiie and nassc important even better plattcs for us to olv infant home lints three to board lackawanna — three new members have been elected to the board ol directors i tkir lad ol victory infant home 7w radtre 1t fleeted to the laoard were nl marie t bauer gerald bngat «. and mr annette peoples mane bauer is a ivwi mount hi mar academy graduate and aalutatorian current the it lending the state university of new york at buffalo where the plant to ttudy ptychology her goal is to establish a career tn child bttd fsmily counseling once she graduate an active member of st amelis parish in i'.rih wanda ms bauer has lawn engaged in family and retreat work on the k-al diocesan levels in addition she has been a staff member in the yatuth helping youth ministry - » — . c program ms bauer resides with her parents robert and rosemary bauer at 2435 f.gg"rt road tonawanda mr bogs is adminis trative ssffistant to the general manager at beth lehem steel corp he joined the company in 1964 involved in civic organi rations mr bogacz is vice chairman of the buffalo area chamber of com merce key club director of lackawanna chamber i commerce and director of bethlehem manage mini i lub he also nerves on the united way and ihe shore line task forcb mr bogacz resides at 11.34 lionriie l^n ham burg with his wife pauline and his twin 12-year-old daughters arnv slid judy mrs annette baugh peoples is director of the family foster care pro gram at st augustine's center in buffalo previ ou*ly she hat served at a social worker for the fne county dent of social services and as an elemen tary teacher in diorassn schools mrs people is a 1967 secondary educstion grad uate of the state univer sity of new york at buffalo u/81 since then she has advanced her education through various training programs seminar and workshops ed in many civic organira titan and community is villi's to name a lew she a assistant lrea*uie tm the community plannin-j a».i«tante t'enler's bnaiu of dttectnrs memlier disignale tif new york slate child welfare stan daids advisory council and frte county f.xa-cuttve bfipoilltee to l.lac county drug task forte mrs peoples resides at 4d cairard pi , huffaß and it ihe mothir i live t iii retiring infant home ii ltd i n,i s were rub hit w grimm sr nf pendleton n v . una mi carole t lee ;, nt buffalo miss flwabeih knder of williamfvitlc a juni.ir member resigned from the bt.aril due to si healuling conflicts new officer elextod to the '.',,"■ were sister sheha marie walsh nf mercy hospital vice pres ident and william ift.l eomb of kcnrnnre setre ury msgr llobert c wurtz serves bs president ol ihe ...... : and sister mary walter l/rve ss*j i executive director of the olv home was founded 75 years ago by father nelson 11 baker today the home rarer for im handacap|ted children and emotional disturbed pre schooler and offer ma ternity and child care servicas to 200 unwed annkttk ii it'll kemp to address chamber at luncheon congressman jack f kemp will in the guest speaker at the 19r2 western nasi yorker of the year luncheon tues . jan 12th beginning at noon in the golden ball room of the buffalo sutler hotel and honoring an drew b carig 111 pre dent of the m a t bank and immediate past chair man of the chamber at the luncheon mr craig will be presented a rrrtrait of htmteif taken from the cover of the january 19*2 issue of western new york maga zine in which he will be featured in a cover profile "*. .:.. ... cho western new yorker of the year by a committee of past rorapaent of the ncmor the name of the annual award begun tr 19*4 was changed in 19 from man of the rear to tb present wester new yorker of the y**r krs.--rvstk.rl for the luncheon bt tit pet person imltxsin tax 3.tl k'r*fa;it msv be made t chamber hesda.iarter 10 delaware aye . during bu sires hoars tele phone renervstton may be msale hv telephoning the chamber at m9-w.72 xahkw of ten are svsilam 1923 w2 criterion press arid still the no 1 wny central crtae largest press our it a hat heart often every week ft every ye i ■ c tame a .'. ' . •' me .• t .. 1 ..••-•.••.•. • tell them you saw it in the criterion * ■ yttti sat flsstt an sjp a a cocv s*i its puftalst 20 opstat new yittit't ddttl na • ss ansmsatt l*i - the orsly s ny must at ity iw tht i 110*1 tied ** a nan issi ttsfss-tisaiatt untwi list marth i ic a.i ist satyrs „ ■;■ i .■, „, nswtiatflt