6-TKECARDLINATlLS SAT., DECEMBER 27, 1880
First Recipients of Feng
Scholarship at FSU Announced
f
FAYETTE YILLE -Billy
C Hopkins, Jr., and
Ms. Christine Davidson
have been declared the
first two recipients of the
Feng Scholarship at Fayet
tevillc State University.
The Feng Scholarship
was given to the Universi
ty by Chih-An Feng, presi
dent of the Fu-shin In
stitute of Technology, in
the Republic of China,
during a visit to Fayet
teville State University's
campus in January of this
year.
Hopkins is a senior Ear
ly Childhood Education
major from Charlotte.
During the course of his
college career, he has been
the recipient of numerous
scholarships and awards.
He was the first recipient
of the J.S. Jones
Memorial Scholarship.
While at FSU, Hopkins
has been active in all
facets of university life.
He is present senior class
president, immediate past
president of Phi' Beta
Sigma Fraternity, coor
dinator of the Peer
Counselor Program,
president of Kappa Delta
Pi, an honor society in
education; news editor for
the Yoke, FSU's student
newspaper, and is, a
member of Alpha Kappa
Mu National Honor
Society. Hopkins' GPA is
3.80.
The fourth of eight
children, Hopkins is the
first member of his family
to complete both high
school and college. When
asked what has motivated
him to excel, Hopkins
replies, "I try to maintain
a belief in what I, call the
three C' Confidence,
Control and Consistency
in all endeavors."
After graduation in
May, 1981, Hopkins will
attend Ohio State Univer-
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irig carefully at the
'Enterprise Zone' pro
posals from this perspec
tive. That policy would
especially encourage crea
tion of the small
businesses that generate
most new private-sector
jobs.
"We believe that major
roles should be played by
neighborhood and
community-based groups
capable of helping to
create jobs, products and
service and of broker
ing private and public
resources from outside the
target communities."
Among Other things
urged by the Black
Leadership Forum were
full employment and the
implementation of the
Humphrey-Hawkins Bill;
extension of affirmative
action programs to a&
areas where federal spen
ding is involved, including
set-asides; appointment of
blacks to policy-making
and judicial positions in
the Cabinet and ad
ministrative agencies, as,
well as to thc U.S.
Supreme Court; extension
of the Voter Rights Act;
maintenance and exten
sion of tfte minimum
wage; support of majority
rule and end of apartheid
in South Africa; economic
and moral support of
Third World nations;
federal funds to be
targeted on the basis of
economic need; public
works aimed at relieving
poverty; national health
insurance; the federal
government as the final
guarantor of civil rights
and the rebuilding of cities "
to improve health, hous
ing, transportation and
social improvement.
The Ferum also urged
support for maintenance
of CETA and the funding
of community-based
organizations as well as
quality integrated educa
tion for every American;
aid to black higher educa
tion and support to the
Justice Department's im
plementation of all laws
and regulations.
A special request was
made by the Black Leader
ship Forum for a continu
ing dialogue with the Ex
ecutive Branch to. main
tain an ongoing . input
toward decisions being
made that affect blacks
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MS. DAVIDSON
and physics. She is the
mother of two children.
The criteria for reci
pients of the Feng
Scholarship stipulate that
eligible recipients must
maintain a Grade Point
Average of 3.00 or better,
they must have attained a
minimum of 31 credit
hours and be enrolled for
at least twelve credit hours
each semester. The
amount of the Feng
Scholarship is $600.
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Anti-Busing Rider
The meeting with the
President-elect capped a
two-week long stint of on
going lobbying and staff
work as well as a meeting
with President and Mrs.
Carter on December 4. At
that meeting, Hooks join
ed Urban League head,
Vernon Jordan, and Rev.
Jesse Jackson in ironing
out strategy for President
Carter in dealing with the
anti-busing rider attached
to the Justice Depart
ment's appropriations
hill.
The rider posed severe
political problems for
President Carter in that if
the out-going President
vetoed the appropriations
bill a similar rider might
be attached later to a con
tinuing appropriations bill
of far larger scope, where
a veto would effectively
stop Federal government
activity altogether.
"The strategy decided
upon was to threaten a
veto if the anti-busing
amendment was not
withdrawn," explained
Hooks. The political ploy
proved effective and the
rider was vetoed separate.;
ly from the bill and was
not overridden,, although
Senator Jesse Helms
claimed that he had suffi
cient votes to override the
veto.
Monday, December 1,
Hooks granted an inter
view with Dean Brelis of
Time Magazine on the ex
pected impact of a
Republican-controlled
Congress.
Strategies
Besides lobbying for
fair housing and against
anti-busing riders, Hooks
and the NAACP staff
spent many hours in con
ference developing
strategies aimed at enhan
cing NAACP ac
complishments during the
1980s, gearing up for .?.s
advent of a new
Republican Administra
tion and Congress.
While hopping back
and forth between New
York City and
Washington, Hooks also
met with the fifty-member
Commission For An
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY,
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as Administratrix
of the Estate of Charles E. Anthony,
this is to ngtify all persons having
claims agalst the estate of Charles
E. Anthony to present them to the
undersigned within six months from
the date of the first publication of
- this notice or same will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All persons In
debted to said estate, please make
immediate payment.
This 13th day of December, 1980.
Mrs. Etta B.Crutchfield
P.O. Box 1704
Sanford, North Carolina
Dec. 13, 20, 27. 1980;
Jan. 1. 1981.
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
To Debtors and Creditors
Having qualified as Executor of
the Estate of LEANA ELIZABETH
R0BERS0N, this is to notify all per
sons, firms and corporations having
a claim against LEANA ELIZABETH
R0BERS0N, deceased, to present
them to the undersigned within six
months from the date of first
publication of this notice at P.O. Box
1932, Durham, N. C. 27702 or same
will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons, firms or cor
porations Indebted to said Leana
Elizabeth Roberson, please make
Immediate payment.
' This 6th day of December, 1980.
Mechanics and Farmers Bank
Executor
Estate of Leana Elizabeth Roberson
Post Office Box 1932
Durham, N.C. 27702
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The Carolina Times
December 6, 13, 20, and 27, 1980
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