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Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick: The city of Detroit was established in 1701. We will be celebrating our 300th anniversary with ceremonies in July, at…

On the recordMay 22, 2001
The city of Detroit was established in 1701. We will be celebrating our 300th anniversary with ceremonies in July, at which time we will have people coming forth to our city, and over 1 million residents there, honoring our great heritage. As has been mentioned, from Motown Sound to the motor cars, Detroit has been in the forefront of development for our country. We have been there for this country, and we appreciate all that the citizens of the city of Detroit have done in their own right and for the Nation as a whole. I appreciate the cooperative record of the Michigan delegation. Each member of our Michigan delegation has signed onto this resolution. We appreciate them in a bipartisan way for acknowledging the city of Detroit. Again, on July 24, we will make this special presentation to the city founders and the city followers, as well as the city residents.

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Celebrating the 300th anniversary of Detroit and discussing House Concurrent Resolution 80.

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