Thursday. June 2. 1983
The Carolina Review
STRANGE ... Some
suspicious and pretty strange
circumstances recently in
Raleigh may inadvertently
put an end to the state (??)
probe of Lt. Gov. Jimmy
Green’s Colcor connections.
Wake County District At
torney Randolph Riley last
week took an indefinite leave
of absence and checked into a
private Winston-Salem
pschiatric hospital. No real
reasons were given about the
problems Riley was having.
But for his drive to Winston-
Salem “with friends," Riley
had some distinguished
bodyguards. Trailing behind
Riley, in a county car, was
Wake sheriff John Baker and
two of his top-grade officers
(a major and a captain).
Wake’s chief magistrate also
went along. Baker said
Riley’s friends requested the
escort.
Wake taxpayers are not
necessarily happy about the
heavy-duty entourage. But
the governor did move im
mediately to appoint a local
Democratic party activist,
Colon Willoughby, to take
over for Riley. From all ac
counts, Willoughby will get
some things done that Riley
had not been doing. One of
those things is to get the
Green investigation
completed.
Ever since the Columbus
County corruption cases sur
faced almost a year ago, Jim
my Green’s name has been
bandied about. Green even
charged the FBI with trying
to entrap him - with a pretty
good story, never refuted by
the FBI, to back up his
charge.
Then the SBI, under
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Green’s principle guber
natorial foe Rufus Edmisten,
got into the act. Green
demanded in a while later
that Edmisten either “put up
or shut up’’ with- the
investigation.
Edmisten supposedly bow
ed out of the controversy by
turning the state investigation
over to the local DAs involv
ed ~ Randolph Riley and the
southeastern district’s Mike
Easley.
Riley soon announced that
he was in “no hurry” to finish
the investigation and called
for more SBI help. That no
doubt infuriated Green sup
porters who have always felt
the investigation, especially
the longetivity, was political
ly motivated.
Now, the latest reports are
that the new DA Willoughby,
with Easley’s cooperation,
wants the case concluded.
About time.
AIDS ... It’s not supposed
to be in North Carolina, but
AIDS has hit at Central
Prison in Raleigh. AIDS, Ac
quired Immune Deficiency
Syndrome, is a seemingly in
curable disease that strikes
mostly homosexuals. There
have been only fourteen cases
previously reported
throughout the state. But two
have been reported at Central
in recent weeks.
In spite of increasing
evidence that AIDS might be
creeping outside of the
homosexual realm, the
disease has yet to receive
much attention. A constituent,
concerned about this lack of
attention, wrote his legislator.
“What is AIDS?” the
legislator had to ask.
Theresa T. Ford
By Theresa T. Ford keep the old high school
Home Economics Extension curfew.
Agent Students may have to re-
Summer may mean three evaluate their expectations of
months at home for many col- others, too. Their hometowns
lege students. And this can might not offer the many ac
mean disruption of the tivities of the university corn
relative calm in many munity - calling for some
families. readjustment of leisure time
For example, parents may activities,
wisely try to “get to know” Many schools provide
their children as they are now prepared meals and maid ser
- not as the children they once vice -- and that usually isn’t
were. the case in the family living
Parents also need to situation,
remember that college Both parents and returning
students have been making students need to realize that
their own decisions all year -- their lives have been chang
choosing what they do, where ing since the family last lived
they go, and their own together. And consideration
friends. This can make it hard on everyone’s part can help
for them to come home to make a pleasant summer for
parents who want them to the whole family.
Methodist Topic Is Revealed
“Who Is My Neighbor?” is Sunday morning at ten
the sermon topic selected by o’clock.
Rev. R. R. Blankenhorn for The 1983 North Carolina An
the morning worship service nual Conference will be held
at eleven o’clock, Sunday, at Methodist College, Fayet-
June 5, at the Edenton United teville, N.C. June 5-9.
Methodist Church. The text
for this message is Proverbs
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Attend AAM A Convention
Those members J
Edenton Chapter of Wanda T y son ; Helen
who attended ’ a Be tty
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and facts. Our Chapter was President, par
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vention. Three members were 8^f de ° n Saturda y evening
recognized for their recer- at „ U “ Convention Banquet,
tification. They were: Chris- u ““Jara was also elected to
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Perry, CMA; and Gloria dominating Committee at the
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