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PAGE 10—The Georgia Bulletin, August 2,1984 Ferraro Opposes Tuition Tax Credits WASHINGTON (NC) - Rep. Geraldine Ferraro, D-N.Y., the Democratic vice presidential candidate, said she will join running mate Walter F. Mondale in opposing tuition tax credits, in spite of her previous support for the legislation. “Fritz Mondale and I disagree on the issue of tuition tax credits. But as his vice president, I will support whatever position he takes on that particular issue. It is his judgment that that is not the direction to go, and I would support his position,” she said July 26. Father Thomas G. Gallagher, U.S. Catholic Conference secretary for education, said July 27 that Ms. Ferraro’s change in his position on tuition tax credits will help preserve “the hellish cycle of poverty for those who see no way out of it except through the education they choose for themselves and for their children.” He said Ms. Ferraro’s previous support for tax credits had offered “a beacon of hope” in the Democratic Party. Ms. Ferraro had been a co-sponsor of a tuition tax credit bill in the House. Legislation to give tax credits to parents who send their children to non-public schools has been introduced often in the House and Senate but has seldom moved beyond the committee stage. Last November it was tabled by the Senate, 59-38. Father Gallagher said studies show the people who would benefit from tuition tax credits “are not among the financially elite of our society.” Rather, he said, beneficiaries of tuition tax credits “are found at the core of the middle class” and among minorities in the nation’s nner cities. "It's Twins!" - New Archdioceses THE SUNSHINE IN FLORIDA IS EVEN BRIGHTER THESE DAYS. We are rejoicing that our Holy Father has created two new dioceses in the Province of Miami, and given us two very special Bishops. On Wednesday, October 24, at 5 p.m. the Diocese of Palm Beach will be established and Bishop Thomas Daily, Auxiliary of the Archdiocese of Boston, will be installed as its first Bishop. On Thursday, October 25, at 5 p.m. the Diocese of Venice will be established and Bishop John Nevins, Auxiliary of the Archdiocese of Miami, will be installed as its first Bishop. BEACi IT'S TWINS! We ask your prayers at this historic moment. Devotedly yours in Christ, Edward A. McCarthy I Archbishop of Miami ' (There are now seven dioceses in Florida.) Your most important home isn’t always your first. Finding the right place to live is more important to you now than it has ever been. You want a home that allows for a carefree and secure lifestyle, and you want a location that makes getting around the city a pleasure instead of a chore. We think that you’ll find this unique combination et Slaton Manor. Slaton Manor, in the heart of Buckhead, offers you the advantages of maintenance-free condominium living in Atlanta’s most convenient location. You will find a wide variety of 1, 2, and 3 bedroom luxury condominium homes located on 5 l A lovely acres. Amenities include a library/ clubroom, pool, cabana, picnic area, and space for your very own garden. For your con venience, Slaton Manor also offers secured covered parking, spacious storage areas, on-site management and a variety of optional meal and personal care services. Best of all, Slaton Manor is affordably priced from the low $50’s. So if you’re considering what could be the most important purchase of your life, consider Slaton Manor, uptown Atlanta’s prestige adult community. W PACES FERRY RO Slaton Manor 1, 2, and 3 bedroom homes priced from the $50’s. Contingency contracts available • 5% Broker participation 2965 Pharr Court South, Atlanta, Georgia 30305 (404) 237-3222 Marketing by Realco Georgia, Inc. Ask Dorothy Miller why she’s voting for Robert Nardone forjudge Dorothy Miller, adoptive mother of 10 handicapped children said, “Robert Nardone and I worked together on one particularly diffi cult case. A handicapped child had been tossed around by the system for nine years. As a result, he was severely damaged physically and emotionally. Even though the child’s mother had had nothing to do with him during all that time, she wouldn’t give him up. gut due to Robert’s dedication and persistence through the Georgia Supreme Court, he was finally released for adoption. Now he’s thriving” Robert G. Nardone is a munic ipal judge, attorney and Special Assistant Attorney General for the State of Georgia. He has the compassionate professionalism to break up the legal logjam in our courts today Robert Nardone needs your vote for Superior Court Judge, August 14. Elect Robert G. NARDONE Judge, Superior Court, DeKalb Paid for by the Committee to Elect Robert G Nardone, Superior Court Judge, DeKalb County To Place Classifieds Call 881-9732
