Project Selection Rating Report: Gouldville-Dudley Neighborhood Development Program, Model Cities Subarea 4

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(2) Since July 1, 1968, reasonable relationship between past Initial Cost and Time Commitments and Actual Cost and Development Time- ----------------------8 In accomplishing the above programs the BRA has demonstrated the necessary management skills to maintain a balanced relation- ship between programmmed and actual cost/time constraints.
GENERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES Score 1. Local Equal Employment and Entrepreneurial Effort , a. Training and Employment Opportunities for Minorities... -----------3 The City of Boston is presently involved in a full-range of local, state and federal training and employment programs for disadvantaged and minority persons. In fiscal year 1970, for example, the City of Boston spent $52 million in Federal monies for training and employment programs.
Relatively superior opportunities for minority persons are provided in Boston. In a typical month, Novermber, 1971, 85* of the new enrollees in ABCD programs were minority individuals. Efforts are continually being made to review and improve the existing programs.

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