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F7.Tr! i 12 I' L'Jv I 1 to expand and stay in Detroit?" Andrews said he saved the sale, but just bnrely. He said that city officials must find a way to cut red tape so businessmen can expand without delays. The Co-rmon Council has recommended to the Chamber of Commerce that it involve city officials in its plan for a new Industrial Task Force. the Society of Industrial Realtors, took exception In part. He s-iid that the statement is true, but it Is sometimes hard to convince businessmen it's true.

He described one of his clients who nearly backed out on the purchase of a 167,000 square foot building because its corporate directors asked, ''Why are we going against the trend? Why are we going "For S. S. Krege Company you have, you have several others who are willing to stay and expand in the city," he said. Kresge's is moving its national headquarters to Troy. Cavanagh pointed out that the property value in Detroit increased $100 million last year, a reversal of a 10 -year decline In the city's tax base.

However, F.lden Andrews, of Judge Crockett, who wants to consider police brutality before sentencing criminals. BLAZER TO BRING IN SPRING Harbinger of Spring, with four-season staying power: our double-breasted blazer of Carpenter Lockout Averted Freed Thief BY LAD!) NF.l MVX Free Prs Staff Writer Mayor Cavanagh said Wednesday he believes the Burroughs Corp. will stay in Detroit and go ahead with plans fur a $35 null ion expansion program. Donald E. Young, Burroughs vice president in charge of corporate communication, told the Common Council Tuesday that 90 percent of his company executives have advised Burroughs to leave Detroit.

Young said company officers have been frustrated by city red tape In getting Third St. widened. Burroughs, located on the south side of the New Center area, must know the path of the widening to complete architectural plans. OAVAXAGH SAID that "what bothers them (Burroughs officials) Is the inattention and inactivity paid them by some members of the Common Council." He said Burroughs has been satisfied with the work of the mayor's industrial coordinator, Thomas F. Ashcraft.

A number of businessmen, however, said they haven't been satisified with Cav-anagh's communications with the business world. "Many of them don't even know about Tom," said George D. Moffett of the Greater Detroit Chamber of lies for Appli polyester and wool in a hardy hopsack weave. Neatly nipped at the waist, with deep side vents. From our own workrooms, in light blue or navy, $75.

Three-button, single-breasted model in the same colors, $70 BY RALIMI ORR Frt Press Stiff Writer The threat of an area-wide lockout of union carpenters was lifted Wednesday when carpenters agreed to resume work at three projects they had boycotted because of a dispute at an Innter City housing project. Two employer associations proposed the lockout Tuesday, calling the shutdown by the Carpenters District Council "an Illegal secondary boycott" A SPOKESMAN lor one group, the Carpenter Contractors Assn. (CCA), said the council's decision "removes the imminence of a lockout." David Orrell, CCA executive secretary, said carpenters are to return to work Thursday at projects of the John Per-rone Co. in Fontiac, Trenton and Clinton Township. Terrone Is the carpenter contractor at Klmunod Park II, a low-cost housing project at Lafayette and MacDougal struck by carpenters Jan.

21 in a dispute over installation of pre fabricated wall panels. The picketing was enjoined F.iday by a temporary restraining order issued by fed eral Judge Thaddeus M. Mach-rowicz. Although they were paid scale for installing the panels, the carpenters demanded the right to build the panels on the site. WHEN THEY struck Per-rone and another firm that temporarily took over the carpentry contract at the project, they also walked off the other Perrone jobs.

"We want to abide by the restraining order in all respects and let the National Labor Relations Board settle this dispute," said John Harrington, secretary of the carpenters' council. "We're just as concerned about building low-cost housing as anybody," he said. Whitehouse (h Hardy 1458 Washington Boulevard Nixon Names ICC Member WASHINGTON-(AP) -President Nixon Wednesday nomi I Fort Uudfrthlf Detroit New York nated Donald L. Jackson a for Commerce. Ashcraft himself mer colleague in Congress, to (1DL1DL73( 7 has described his job as one of putting out nmshfires.

He contends that his three-man office Is too small to keep tabs on Detroit's 6,000 businesses. Cavanagh played down Implications that many city businesses are moving out. become a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission. Jackson, from Pacific Palisades, was named to succeed the late Grant E. Syphers for a term which expires Dec.

31, 1973. Driijj Cure A criminal relr-aspd on probation by Recorder's Judge George W. Crockett after admitting a $12,000 jewelry store holdup and a gain battle with police has applied to Federal District Court for admittance to the federal narcotics rehabilita-Jtion program. Lloyd K. Tyler, 25, appeared before the U.S.

District Attorney with his parole officer In accordance with a stipulation by Judge Crockett that he apply for the federal narcotics treatment. He is to remain at the federal sanitarium in Lexington, Ky until cured." TVLER, WHO has a long police record including sentences In both state and federal prisons, was on parole when he and two tompanions held up the Royal Jewelry 8016 Harper, and escaped In a gun battle. Tyler stole a police car to make his getaway. He was later caught five blocks away, still In the police car. Judge Crockett freed Tyler on probation after Tyler, his mother and a priest said Tyler had been beaten by police when arrested, i "Police brutality Is not part of a suspect's trial," said the judge, "but it can have a bearing upon the sentence." The judge said that he believed at least part of Tyler's criminal acts were due to the drug habit which cost $30 a day to satisfy.

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