To ensure that construction starts as rapidly as possible, city financial experts are using an innovative financing system - commercial papers. This system essentially is an interim financing method that allows the city to borrow money now. When the actual bonds are sold later, the commercial paper is converted into traditional general obligation bonds. When President Bill Clinton asked that the nation and its citizens look at race and how we can come together through dialogue many people applauded, others said it would just be idle talk. Many cities and their residents have taken the challenge and organized race relations forums.
Fort Worth is no exception.
A panel of diverse speakers and a panel of diverse listeners have been gathered to discuss race-related issues and will respond to audience questions. A similar panel of listeners, composed of business, political and religious leaders, will compile a summary that will be available for distribution. The forum is coordinated by the City of Fort Worth Human Relations Commission and will be from 6 to 8 p.m. April 30 at Will Rogers Auditorium. For more information, call 871-7525. Tearing the Wall Down at Library Tearing down the old to make room for the new is the Fort Worth Central Library plan.