It takes time
Lowell, Lane County, Oregon, United States
This articles topic is on why the city administrators can put a timeline on auto and home repairs for low-income families. It starts off by asking the reader, “Should we protest a theme, 'It’s only a shanty in our shanty town?’” The write up gives examples of how when times are tough, and money is tight that projects and auto repairs take time and that shouldn’t be frowned upon. The writer feels that low-income families are being discriminated against.
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- Description
- This articles topic is on why the city administrators can put a timeline on auto and home repairs for low-income families. It starts off by asking the reader, “Should we protest a theme, 'It’s only a shanty in our shanty town?’” The write up gives examples of how when times are tough, and money is tight that projects and auto repairs take time and that shouldn’t be frowned upon. The writer feels that low-income families are being discriminated against.
- Identifier
- Lowell_misc_news_nd_10
- Spatial Coverage
- Lowell, Lane County, Oregon, United States
- Subject
- Descimination and Learning
- Format
- text/pdf
- Type
- Text
- Rights
- http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/CNE/1.0/
- Contributor
- Maggie Osgood Library
- Item sets
- Lowell Miscellaneous Newspaper Clippings
Part of It takes time