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Session 1505, Minutes October 16, 1989 now nursing home statute, elimination of s~ many other programs benefiting older adults. to attend the anniversary party on October scme of the activities of the Partridge HeJ which he is a member, noting that 500 of the ne.i .g~bo..fno~_ bought and d~.~played American f n~l. ghborhoo~ solidarity. In addition, abou~ clpated in the "National Night Out" on Augus party in September. Mr. Feldman calle~ att~ city Symphony, which ~rfo~ several conce they should be given more publicity. .Lastl] people in the area with Alzheimer's dlsea~ was sponsoring a w-ulk next month to raise mo'. participating in the walk ~,~ would be happy Mayor Majerus encouraged all present to att~ Mr. ;u~s said he was contacted by a Universl encourage the City to pass a smoking law tha~ it smok/ng in their establishments. Mr. A~ on the proposed airport expansion, and di~ has been or soon will be acquired under the /mpact on the City has already taken place; versity City Cx~uncil~mbers will beccm~ ~o~ Mrs. sch%zman o~L~nded the Public Works Dep~ done recently with street repairs. Mayor Majerus complimented the Loop Busines: tacular Loop Arts Festival this year, noting ed and everyone seemed to be having a good tl Mr. Price said in his future talks with nei~ that people should not dwell on what's wronc solve neighborhood problems. He said Par~ hoods were excellent examples of ~t people the Univel~ity city Residential Service (UCR has directed them to do in the coming year. ~he Mayor announced there w~uld be a recept James P. Damos at 8:00 p.m. on November 6, 1~. Mayor Majerus adjourned the meeting at 8:45 Page 8 .es tax on prescription drugs, and He invited the Mayor and Council 29. He also apprised Council of ghts Neighborhood Association, of approximately 700 families in the lags on the Fourth of July to sh~ 80% of those on his block patti- : 8, and many also came.to a block .ntion to the excellent University ~ a year at no d~ge, and said ', he said there were about 40,.000 !, and the Alzhe~er's Assocatlon ~y for treatment. He said he was to have sponsors. ~ OACAP'S anniversary party. .ty city retailer who asked him to : wot%ld allow retailers to pz~hib- ~ said he also attended a meetJ~ overed that most of the pz~perty noise abatement program, and the therefore, he hoped that no Uni- ~ved in the current controversy. · ment on the excellent job it has ; District for spo ~nsoring a spec- that the streets have been crowd- me. Mr. Price thoroughly agreed. borhood groups, he will ~mphasize , but disc%%ss what can be done to idge Heights and other neighbor- can do to help themselves. Also, ~) is on the rDad to what Council ion for retiring Chief of Police 89. Dolores A. Miller City Clerk