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April 137 1993
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<br /> Aita Regular Meeting of the City CoUncil~held on Tuesday,
<br />April i13, 1993, there were present:
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<br /> M~yor GlOria O. Webb, Vice Mayor Lee E. King, Johnny M.
<br /> Cllemons, iJohn H, Epperson, Bernard D, Griffin, Sr., James C.
<br /> H~wks, Cameron C. Pitts, V. Wayne Orton, City Manager,
<br /> Sltuart E~ Katz, City Attorney.
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<br /> ~ice Mayor King opened the meeting With prayer, followed by
<br />the Pledge of~Allegiance to the Flag.
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<br /> Mbyor Webb welcomed all in attendance.
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<br /> 9i3-135 -!Motion of Mr. King and sec6nded by ~r..Epperson that ~
<br />the minutes of a Called Meeting of Marchi23, 1993; the minutes of
<br />a Regular Meeting March 2~, 1993; the minutes of a Special Called
<br />Meetin~ of March 24, 1993, the minutes t~ be approved as received,
<br />and wa? adoptgd by unanimous vote'.
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<br /> 913-136 -iPresentations:
<br />Presentation' ~o Sue Seigler~ Executive Director of the H.E.R.
<br />Shelte~ and K~tura Harvey, mxeCutive DireCtOr of P.A.R.C. Inc. on
<br />behalf! of the Portsmouth City All Stars &nd Touch 96 (WPCE Radio)·
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<br />Proclamation presented to Betty Lamdin, Portsmouth Museums and
<br />Alice Haynes, Naval Shipyard Museums, fo~ "Volunteer Recognition
<br />Week."
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<br />Proclamation presented to Toni Cacace, Educational Coordinator for
<br />Tidewater Child Care Association, for "The Week of the Young
<br />Child."
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<br />Proclamation presented to Robert S. Miller, III, for "Special
<br />Olympics Day."
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<br />Proclamation ~presented to Paul M· Honaker, The Independent Order
<br />oi Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of Virginia, Old Dominion Lodge No. 5,
<br />for "Living Legacy Week."
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<br />93-137 NON-AGENDA SPEAKERS
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<br /> 1. Luqman Ali, 932 Chumley Road, representing the Schiller
<br />Institute, spoke concerning the Albert Pike Statue.
<br /> 2. Robert A. Robinson, Jr., 8718 Meadow Brook Lane, Norfolk,
<br />VA reDresenting the Schiller Institute, spoke concerning the
<br />Albert Pike Statue.e
<br />3. J. Robert Gray, 9 Dahlg~en Aven~e, representing Cradock
<br />Property Owners ~ssociation, spoke concerning the Cradock Diamond
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<br /> Brenda McBane, 928 Stockleybrid~e Drive, Virginia Beach,
<br />VA spcke concerning Portsmouth Social Services foster child
<br />placement procedures.
<br /> 5. Helen Person, 1314 Green Street, representing Washington
<br />Park Tenant Council, spoke concerning WaBhington Park tenants
<br />being relocated.
<br /> 6. Mabel D. Galloway, 118 Woodstock Street, spoke -
<br />concerning Portsmouth Social Services foster parent and adoption
<br />policies.
<br /> 7. Carol Wiepert, 15 Davis Street, spoke concerning
<br />Portsmputh Social Services foster parent and adoption policies
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<br /> 8. David Wiepert, 15 Davis Street, spoke concerning
<br />PortsmOuth Social Services foster parent and adoption policies
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<br /> 9. J. Brewer Moore, 308 Bobby Jones Drive, spoke concerning
<br />cost of the early retirement program for!school employees and the
<br />new pcs~tlon of D~rector of Public Affairs.
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