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Des Moines Tribune from Des Moines, Iowa • 14

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day care facility and added parking at its corrimunity center could be considered if additional or unspent federal funds are available by the end of next year. The Trees and Shrubs at AL CAREY'S URBANDALE NURSERY changed in the $3.6 million comprehensive plan for spending federal money next year. Wilkey said the Central Advisory Board included in its plan a number of Pioneer-Columbus' priority projects, such as subsidies for special assessment as street and sewer construction projects, home plumbing hookups to sewer and water, the paving of S.E. Fifth Street, housing rehabilitation and New Horizons job training programs for youths. While a number of specific Pioneer- Columbus requests were, not in the plan, Wilkey said: "Given the fact that there are less funds available than last year, resulting in many other requests for new programs not being funded and a number of major ongoing programs being cut significantly, it does not appear that the Pioneer-Columbus neighborhood was completely ignored by the Central Advisory Board as contended." He said Pioneer-Columbus' requests for such projects as a drug abuse program, an emergency warning siren, a TO BE PLANTED (in August, too!) FAST-QUALITY SERVICE Prescription Kepain Service, wr' jSiOvI BVE MODERN OPTICAL I 282-aSOa 206 Euclid Home and Business Landscaping Your Full Service Nursery 9 A.M.

to 6 P.M. 6900Townsend Ph. 276-3131 Because we want to be your favorite store. A we picked these great uoorbuster Urges City: Alter Fund Proposals By John Fryar "Des Moines City Manager Richard Wilkey has recommended not spending the money the Neighborhood Development Program's Central Advisory Board has proposed for financing several programs, such as flood-proofing houses in the Four Mile Creek area and subsidizing the Evelyn Davis Inter-Urban Health Clinic. But Wilkey also recommended increasing the advisory board's funding proposals for such projects as relocating residents from the Vandalia area and enforcing the city's housing code in a number of rehabilitation neighborhoods.

manager outlined his recommendations in a letter to City Council members about the advisory board's plan for spending 3,659,657 in federal Housing and Urban Development funds during the year beginning next Dec. 1. Under the changes recommended by Wilkey, the total amount would be the same. The council Monday night is to conduct its final public hearing on the plan and decide on any amendments to it so specials. mwmwmi Prices effective that staff members can formally apply for the money.

In his letter to the council, Wilkey Villi recommended the city: Eliminate a $4,500 project to study the effects of building and housing 1 codes on rehabilitation efforts. Such a study "has merit" but can be done "in room-size rugs house" without the $4,500 expense, tube socks for Wilkey said. Cut out a $40,000 program to subsi mm. ladies' tops and blouses dize the flood-proofing of houses in the Four Mile area. Wilkey said this program may be premature because the 1 9" men boys Planning Department is working on a floodway zone for the creek area.

Eliminate a $25,000 project designed to improve housing conditions for the 3 9'xl2' reg. 55.47 'mm a I I I 1 reg. up to 4.00 elderly in the Southeast Neighborhood, Wilkey said this project also is prema- '7 men's pkg. of6prs. boys' pkg.

of 6 prs. 12'xl5' ture because feasibility studies have and reg. 97.77 not been finished. Slash $50,000 from a $52,500 propos reg. up to 6.00 Beautiful rolled end poled heavyweight broadloom rugs.

Shags, sculptures, multi-hues, and patterns in the selection. 6'x9 al for reducing flood hazards along I Four Mile Creek. Wilkey noted that 1 $75,000 of this year's Neighborhood De-i velopment funds already are committed to a similar project and that the 9x12', and 12'xlS' sizes. Assorted lightweight blouses and tops for ladies. A variety of styles, colors, and prints to choose from.

if Try additional allocation would have a "marginal effect" on the flood problems. The cut would leave $2,500 in 1977 funds for an early warning flood aiert system for residents. $25,191 from a $100,191 amount for. day care programs. Wilkey said the project should continue at its present canning jars I level rather than be increased because of fewer total funds available for all projects next year.

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Hrinking bottle. 97 igillllSj HllK iisi Jgf Lrci 'jfV '''xii-t-7 VVJr. $30,500 from a $154,993 pro- posal for programs for the elderly. Wilkey said the lower amount should still allow for enough local matching PINTS QUARTS funds to keep such projects as mobile meals going at their present levels. Eliminate a $25,000 subsidy for 'the Evelyn Davis Inter-Urban Health Clin- Pint or quart size Ball brand Mason jars.

Come complete with lids. 12 jars per case. Wide mouth or regular. atty i ic. noted that because of the un- certainty of the clinic's future and "the I proximity of hospitals in the area," this 1 subsidy should not be made.

'Add $113,691 to the $500,000 the advisory board earmarked for the Van- fim 3AXi i "Sine tune-up i dajia relocation project on the south' east side. Wilkey said the additional 49 oz. Tide Limit 1 49 oz. box of Tide, America's favorite laundry amount would relocate five more fami I lies that have said they want to get out of the area, which is becoming industri alized. -Add $86,500 for a housing code en stretch armstrong detergent.

"rauaes pants; plugC, con- I rotor and installation. I forcement project that the advisory board had not earmarked for tion beyond this year. Wilkey said ing inspections and enforcement are necessary in the city's concentrated neighborhood rehabilitation and urban Advertised Tl on TV! Stretch Armstrong toy by Kenner. Stretches into many superhuman positions. He will return to his original shape.

men's and boys' basketball oxfords O-Cedar angler a 97 Limit 1 Angler broom lets you sweep where others won't. roof turbine ventilator renewal programs. i Southeast Side 'Not Short-changed' In a separate letter to the City Coun cil, City Manager Wilkey disagreed Wisper Cool attic vent cools 600 sq. ft. 12" base.

An energy saving product. Cushioned insole. Sturdy uppers. Choice of black or white. While supply lasts.

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