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The 19-member volun­ places Public safety officials in West- runs, to request that they be able to Confusion over which departments) is automatically displayed on the teer committee is under the auspices land, Q^rden City and other western test the-system," Benyo said. responds to an emergency call. dispatcher's console. of the city and headed by Benyo. '•« 3nd faces Wayne County CQmrminities imple­ "They'll also be testing pay phones In western Wayne County, the ser­ menting Enhanced 9-1-1 emergency in the communities-." UNDER THI? system, callers* ad­ vice is being estabUshedihrough-the- —The committee includes police and phone service will be'aisklng some lo­ The emergency telephone system dresses and telephone numbers are Conference of Western Wayne, an In­ fire,officials, Westland City Council­ THE RACE uon. cal homeowners and businesses for will be available to the public Frt> automatically displayed on dispatch­ tergovernmental group representing man Tom Brown, a representative If Wednesday's special access to their telephones in order to day, June 9. ers' computer terminals. Benyo said 17 communities. • «*" from the Waynej-Westland Communi­ Westfahd City Council meeting, check the system as it comes on line Although It will be in operation pe­ that .information solves the biggest Oakland County and Detroit im­ ty Schools district, Westland Cham­ was'any'Ih'dJciitlte, the political this spring. riodically for testing before then, problem faced by emergency teams plemented the system last year. 6e- ber of Commerce members and season li.heating; up.iust as the; -;• The two-month testing period is Benyo said-"we don't want people — getting the correct location of the nyo said.the service should be avail­ communityand civic leaders. • weather begins to> waxhY V-; - ;•;. expected to start next week, said Jo« calling before June, 9." . ' call from distressed or incapacitated able In the entire four-county metro­ •r\ Mayor Charles jGrlffin and ••} seph Benyo, regional coordinator for The Enhanced 9-1-1 system being residents. • ' politan Detroit area by late 1990. Please turn to Page 2 , \ cdiincilnaai Charles Pickering -? ; both expected to<ibe among the mayoral candidates this fall — took of f the gloves and sparred verbally during debateover amendments to the cltyVttFA John Shea, Craig Allard eulogized '{Tax Increment Financing - - -Authority)district. ;: • \'y: ..When Pickeringquestioned the .^aIwbf.moretffA ;. /::; : / \: developmentstarid thecit/s >; 'Second . tcpramitmeot UJ public safely, / Coach: /<5rif fiii charged tire councilman .-/-:• ; wi'uV,'niaking "purely political .,i^ family' statements" and hot addressing Remember the Issue; / v- ^ • ;". - Thecouncilman denied tie .. -electioneering charge and the two recalls love the best -continued to verbally spar for .* , approximately 20 minutes, •..,- ":; ^Grifflii Informally disclosed a , Shea gave. T^laiyie^reH^llonljId^durtng fL .- in Allard Westland Chamber of Commerce By Kevin,Brown staff writer By Kevin Brown- liincheOn last January, Pickering, staff writer / beaten byjGrifttfraeariy. four. -: ; : Franklin High School senior John 'yearsago,ihasUlienout /•-;.'.; .V Franklin High quarterback Craig nbn^riaUrtgjp^tltibns;!y}[. ;-\::;/ Shea was remembered Friday In the Westland church where he served as Allard met with his football-coach an altar boy for four years. just a few days before his spring trip 'This was his second family^" the to Florida, where be wai" killed " kennel operators should be aware - March 25. of t*& new cityordihances that -> Rev. Richard McGarry said to more than 400 family members, friends, "He came bouncing In and said, ^^ctly.'a'ffe^t them, and of:.- ; 'Hi Mr. V, what's happening.' He had c^iirii, their four-legged friends. : Franklin students and staff assem­ bled for a funeral mass at St. Ber- that grin on h^s face," coach Arraand ./ Both ordinances were adopted :\ Vigna recalled. last month by the Westland City . nardine of Siena Catholic Church to : honor Shea, 17, who was ''killed Vigna rose to address more than /Council/-^ :-'/'.-^-:/:,:^;.;;. •-]• •- S00 friends and family members at a Ordinance 107-A-4 requires;, > March 25 in Florida. , ""' " : funeral Mass said for Allard, 18, last "owners or cust^lahs" of female "Look around you," McGarry said. "Look at what's taken place in this / Thursday in St. Robert Bellarmlne . dogs to keep the animals confined Catholic Church in Redford. / while they are "in heW' community the last few days, the -the law requires thatsuch : love, caring and support. .That's "You take what you admire, and^ Uaninials be attached to leashes : the good John brought to us." what you love in this young man. iny time they are on streets or in Shea and his best friend, Franklin, You mak^ltpart of your life, let him 7bther public places. : /</ student Craig Allard, 18, were struck • live;thrpttgh'you," Vigna said. - by a speeding car while crossing a Allard andTfls best friend, Frank- •^:i. The law is designed to control / '.' lln basketball co-captaln John Shea, "the city's stray population anjj? ~ highway just outside Orlando, Fla. Both died shortly thereafter. 17rweTe~hit'by a speeding car while 8lmi!air to ordinances on the:. // crossing a highway just outside Or- . books In other towns, according v' The two had traveled with friends, to Florida for spring break. Cando, Fla., where they,had traveled : to Westland' police executive Lt • -with friendsJor spring breaks §oth_ Michael Frayer, / ;> - --:' Rows of folding chairs, set up In- the jear of the church, were not died shortly thereafter. // AseOpndordinance — i67-A-3- "It would be tragic if any of you /~ listulex^iremetns-forthe ""•' ,v^ enough to-aecommodate the number of mourners, some of whom had to people left the church this morning /licensingofdogkennels. /T saying why ;did this happen," -the Requirements include // stand throughout the half-hour ser­ vice. - V JOHNSTORMZANp/iUtfphotpgraphw Rev, John Zwers told mourners. "The reason these things happen, department and police Family /rtembers arid friends of Craig Allard Jeave the chuirch after Thursday morning'* fu^ Please turn to Page 2 o'epartment.Also,outdoor .'i-v rieral service. „_!..._•_ Please turn to Page 2 kennels must be enclosed with : fencing between 4'and 6.feet high. ; • i^her requiremenls address / 'cleanliness of the property and Proposed'new road the animals'health. ghat's inside p | ansjA/ou lcP help"- ease V/ Violation jof either ordinance is - ^eatendarf ^. .5B ^etsJorr^A'v^Irr^ a misdemeanor,' punishable by a Classifieds C.E.F extend Hunter to the fine of up to $500 and/or up to 90 west then soutrrwett days in jail.,, Auto ... ... C,F Index .'.. .' . 8E to avoid weflands Real estate- E business district traffic r SGONtlNENTAL _ ' /- T^ablevision is celebrating lis 25th —E>ng4byment.^-, .- E,F - anniversary and marking Creative living . ... 1E ByTedd8chneider "The road is going to provide in­ and-, utilities in the designated dis­ National Cable Month with - .*. Crossword. 2E staff writer .« creased access for developments tricts, ..-,.;• / 8peclarprogrammlng and a Entertainment 5D built along Central City Parkway," TM PROPOSED two-lane road .promotion aimed at local Obituaries . 5B . Drivers in the city's burgeoning said Tim Schroeder, the city's eco­ will be aligned with either Jfunter or elementary school students. downtown commercial district coula nomic development- director. "We Elmwood. Hunter currently dead­ : Sports. 1C have an easier t|me getting in and feel it will help promote develop^ ends,at Central City Parkway,"We / .The city's cable television Street scene. .. 10 franchise Is sponsoring"a drawing out by the early tWOs. ment within the TIFA district." could make It a natural extension of 'contest for Wayne-Westland Taste . , .. .'. 1B The Westtand City Council has ap­ Hunter, but the rodd would have to . schools In the franchise coverage proved— with^hanges — an admin­ The city designated a-TIFA dis­ be built with a curve to-avoid ao- fcita- Awards will be presented In Newsline >. : .591-2300 istration plan for improvements in trict to help spur development of the area that has been designated as a ceremony broadcast on Channel Sportsline. .' .5914312 the city's TIFA (Tax Increment Fi­ downtown area under state guide­ wetlands (marsh-type land where the ,Cif.CJUt!&lioju *59JUQS«L nancing Authority) district, Including lines introduced in mid-1980s. Under state prohibits development)," Entry deadline Is Wednesday, Classified, .591-0900 "consTrucTlbn of a new cast-west roaa" "the law, cities use money from pro- Schroedersald. between Central_Cjty_PajjwajMm(i[ Jectcd property tax Increases for __^_ __ _j; Please turn toPage2 t •vv. Thfcompany Is also planning Newburgh. "• N capital Improvementsrsiich as" roads : Kan Open bouse {or the public 4*7 p.m. Wadfwsday, April 5, at its We: make it rtjjdloon28O0S.Gtmey, Dearborn Heights. poliGemah Gitytocoiirt ' / f<rt more information^ call : : : ' "' "•''.•''•'•''. - •'''': >/-'•'-:"" ' ' - ' Continental's Weslland office, I:AS oglsl treating him. chiatric' Intervention Center,.near lion, of which Goodlesky is a mem­ By (.'eohard Poflor • '• <• '5»-iQ45. editor -\ :•>-. ."•-...•- A - - GoOdlesky is suing the city of Westland Medical Center. ber.--: •:;••.•- -v'-;. : • •-' • r '-1 • _ . 'I_L i Westland and Its civil service co^m- . Goodlesky insisted that the wom­ The appeal has been assigned to K 4rONVATHJ<,PENhas So easy .to place on J .. - -A Westland police of fleer Iff f Ight^ -mission. an Initiated the kiss and denied that Judge" WullanTJ.
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