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Awarded Medal
Of Merit
SAT., JUNE 20,1981.
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and James B. Lawton of
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recoghked Sunday, May
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recefvrhe the Medal offr!
Merit and Certificate of
Verit in recognition of
Meritorious Action from
the Boy Scouts of
America.
Bary Burch, an Ex
plorer Scout and Chaplain
Aid helped a lady who was
having a seizure. While
riding on the city bus,
Barry, aided " the lady by
stopping her from biting
her tongue, and using his
handkerchief as a bandage
to bind her wrist that was
mi nn the spat of the bus.
He stayed with her and the
bus driver until the am
bulance came to take her
to the hospital. Barry
came forward to help the
lady when none of the
other passengers would.
James Lawton, a 'Scout
and Instructor, gave first
aid to his brother,
Michael, when he ac
cidently got a deep gash
cut just above his eye.
James immediately called
their parents. Blood was
gushing, so he rushed his
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Scouts Get
Medals of Merit
Scouts Barry A. Burch and James B. Lawton of Troop and Post 55, receive Medals
of Merit Sunday at White Rock Baptist Church. Left to right are: P.B. Cole, Assis
tant District Scout Commissioner; James W. Carrington, Explorer Advisor for Post
55, White Rock Baptist Church; James Lawton, receiving the Medal of Merit from j
his mother, Mrs. Patricia Lawton; Barry Burch, Explorer, receiving the Medal of I
Merit from Mrs. Mary L. Smith.
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brother to the bathroom
and applied 'pressure and
cold water with towel to
the wound. When his
parents got to them, he ,porary bandage on the
rushed to the kitchen and I wound so that his brother
got ice to help clot the i could be taken to
blood. He put a tenwj emergency. . -
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Wilbur Hobby ;
Testimonial ;
Raises $3,000i
Two hundred' sup
porters of Wilbur Hobby,
president of the N.C.
AFL-CIO, gathered at a
$ 1 0-a-plate . testimonial i
i breakfast in Durham onr
, Saturday June 13, and
heard a dozen speakers
!; declare his innocence of
charges that he
'conspired to misapply"
j federal job training funds.
i The banner behind the
;head table, proclaiming
"An injury to one is the
cpneern of all," set the i
tone for the early morning j
meeting, which began with i
f' civil rights and labor songs ;
sung by Si Kahn, folk
singer and former labor
organizer. '
"The fight to defend!
Wilbur Hobby must be the
fight of air people.";
remarked Mrs Patricia t
Rogers, executive director 1
of i the i Durham Tenant ,
Steering Committee. She .
narned popuhif grassroot
leaders across the nation j
who are under attack by
conservatives and the
criminal justice system for
"defending the rights of
poor and" working peo
ple". She said "we have
got to stand up and say
when they persecute him
Hobby they must
persecute us also."
. James Andrews,
; representing the N.C. A.
1 Philip Randolph Institute,
relayed the same theme:
"indictments against
Wilbur are against us all."
Th rharffes stem from "
Unkkv'c 1Q7 PPT A rnn.i
tract between his com-
pany, Precision Graphics,
and the Department of
Labor: to train computer
operators. Unemployed
black women from Wake
and Durham counties
were trained for the con
tracted price of $132,000.
University of North .
Carolina law professor,,
Richard Rosen said Hob
;by's company returned'
$44,000 of the money
resulting in a savings to
the government.
Rosen made it clear that
as an attorney, he could
not understand why Hob
by, who had returned a
third of the contract's i
money, would be on trial.
"The government doesn't
say how Wilbur misap
plied funds and. . . .they
don't say he took one pen
ny for himself. . . .At this
point, I cannot tell you
what they claim he did
wrong," Rosen conclud
ed. Hobby is also charged
with conspiracy to misap
ply funds along with
Robert L. Hughes, Jr. and
Mort Levi. Hughes super
vised Comprehensite
Training Act projects
(CETA) at the Depart-,
ment . of Natural and
Economic Resources and
Levi was program director
for Precision Graphics.
Rosen said that when two
or more people plan to do
something that's con
spiracy. "Wilbur got the !
money to train row income
people. . . .that may be a
conspiracy, but that rs not
illegal."
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