; Uincrity Contractors; .
' ' ' (Continued from Front) ' j:"
"few, add. the state con-ftsound program to ad-'
"stituticn. In other words,' dress the problem.
; (art the council draft a! Both decisions were
t ' legal program? .. : " .appealed to the VS.
, "It seems to me that Supreme Court which
r . f.he basic requirements of refused to hear either
C- & MBE program appears ,:cae' ; " .
' ; to fly in the face of the S the question of who
jbompcUtiyc .-H bidding , has the authority to
'."statute ,,'mM cummt determine a oast
v:r,"VSmWi, senior deputy iti'"13011 and no
; J ; torney 'general in the; $ canjbe determined and
wuu i.',. suc
cessfully addressed the
. v vuurncy uenerars
O; 2 fff "l4 w not clear to
Business In The .Black :;: ;
Tale of Technology
Telecommunications
Healthy Investment
Outlook -1982;
By diaries El Belle
;-
1 :.:?:,:
n r.
Viitnsss-
rjilliams
Mated Poor Dlcsfrs
Revolution is everywhere in America this year in-
rrrae what authority a riti iwohlem remains up in
' f council; would , have- to' !he . ; .
ra Stg wi be made by those investors wno W.a
t T , .rr"F-.;.. stocks with superior tecnnicai proaucis ana prop izzL-ZZl -TIT . f.
p!ace."i!p-a,
-' CTTrerJeL.Ieffen ''.victlrns.Jheir families or
f ATLANTA In the -the associates.) - t ;
; 'closing testimony in the 'Last week, the defense,
prosecution's case of began its case for
, Atlanta's slain and miss- WiUiams , by. calling'
'tag aduhs and children . witnesses, that ' it hopes r
:' against ' prime I suspect will discredit testimony
x Wayne Williams, friends f given against Williams,
. of Williams testified that ' One.' - witness,
1 ; be ''hated poor blacks?pi Daniel Stowenj a New:.
' that he thought that tbeyft York ; pathologist said
'lowered the reputation ZVtrt,: Jm IowI no
of the race' and that he evidence , that either
once i theorized ( about ; rayne or -Miter was
murderM- He said
Payne probably T died
t . '. " .' r.
iO . . - -- - r ?,
worn nr mMiirwl without having iuffident v.
( , VVWM W piVOiUIMI MMV W ' . ,
I rrMfin. - rnnit;-. : mAAttrm tit hi 4 m?t.
arresting
eBmujatirig one niale at a K fom drowning: and that ;
Bcparaie. category ana : a j
fcoild be bid on only, by ' monc:
minority firms ? ' fmittorities. '
i The Question of pitv Goal o
council authority tn An - grams establish
$ that has hot bejin settled, i for Par"
and wilt probably have "Opants, usually stated
v. o' be answered in the 'n a percentage of pro:
courts. 1 ' -ject money.
in July 1980. the U.S. 7 , ce raaJr ainereuce
hW to: describe a con- am. There are essen-j mf " tjrtn rtf ,nn,,S the'dedl
cept th. begin at the My 9 types that have- manufacture of industrial producis promises r rThe:f Usumony
t federal government levep formed across the SvX dmeTin in thet considered . v;ta J be the I Drt ,Stowens conclu-1
eag where SStry; They are "set jffi tl&S
percentage of either con as'de" programs ndlhkher-auaity Droducts than this nation "has ever ; Willfcnu M
,striictioiorocurmeht Programs mSStTiSSi exist; I i-SSiffia?
money . was ?. out in I a a.les specifically :-. th;.rfrir of hih technolov rSoftwareL telecoml! establishes .nptive for the - the Chattahoochee Rive? .
fParalCegc;and
mooCT omy tor amm)mii( will Mve-t-.' uwuiyt- woaigcs rwiiH j.ub- w v'rr
! v miilra thoir iv nr tn ihc imioctmpnt nnnrirtllrtitieS'.
v . Hnnl oriMMf iW. " ""V"' "r".' ' . .. T I T'il Z-e.
s- m oi cuy . v . . in sDite ot tne current . siumouns diocks .oui ur
Washington. "What a realistic reading of the mgh,.
employment budget is telling us is that fiscal policy
nas oeen ana wm conunuc iu uc m&inj uumv
"And with the Fed
growth to about three per
policy is madness. Unless
Supreme 'Court ruled tne programs is tnaruij under control, it will mean a weak recovery with i
me lormer, a nrime ton- . . . i... . . ui.k i.i
jtu-. ..t'.-n j' i' .
fui me icuerai set asiae v pumv wm-,
I prpgram, mandated by i Jror, tne Digger usuai-t
Congress r wasU coetstitu ,y wnite businesses who.t
-lional because ' Congress bid 00 Fty work, can't.
was empowered to deter-; 8et tnc Job fnless they
rnine that discrimination have minority; participa
Had occurred and then! to ; tior in their contract bid.
act. The court1 also said '
that race is a valid basis .
i murders- of Nalhariler': V ; Another of the defease V
Ctet tod; Jin
i paytiei but h has beea f pohce re?ruiti who said
linked with eleven of the", that he resigned because t
Otner & muroers. - .' ne was aoom to oe ioto:
scores,
the
the
JTKk 'toniMA'M 4UW ; tnr. ilAtu. itMf
iruino tn hold tilOHetatV . W"? viyqcvuuuMu. WR.;W,
cent, that kind of tcal;
. s j a. j ivw&M.u - . wtrirs. uf LCLiiiiunv niu bibmuuia, luui . uu
duced 120 witnesses Chaftahoochee r , f oftenr
crowding out of the private investment as high hv ' W f' .iT tti'iSSS
. Jza. ..n:ft. i.ri..i-..M- -f fAMJA1 th tav- least 'twelve d said that and.feU; asleep on the
cut," Otto Eckstein, notedaonomist is guoted agWc,
I. upon which to form
' program. Quoting ' the
Court's, "decision in
Smm vs. x- Charlotte-
tyecklenburg Boatd of.
Education, Chief Justice,
Warren Burger wrote "J
4.' .not to acknowledge
'race ' would freeze the
. , status quo that is the
very target " of all -
ds6gjegaton
processcsi," ' !
But in August 1981, f
In the latter program,
$ prime contractor can
let the ,t work without
3ninoriy participation,
provided he shows that j
he has "made a good ;
faith effort" to find such j
.businesses for this con-
tract, but, was unsuc-1
tcessful. , '
According to the?
ACCs-.? ; r v Courtney j
Roberts both set asides j
and goal oriented pro-;
grams are more trouble
than they are worth .
"The people who set
vie
timsritKWuiiams,s6me
shortly - before ' their
disappearance or death.
Other y testified y that
Williams made homosex
ual : f advances - .toward
fcerii: c or i offered them
multiple fibers found on
Supreme
Cpurt, ruling on a MBE f these goals don't try to
program in Birmingham una oui u mere are
that set tside:flfteen'perVenougli minorUy firms iri
cent of city contractorlng 'ia particular field, in a
money for minority j i 'particular area, to ade
busiiiesses, safij among tuatety;P;s handle ; that
statins in a business maeazine.
Prudential Insurance Company of America ;
predicts Gross National Procts (GK?), all the
goods and services produced in the country, will be;
up two per cent by year end and expects unemploy f
ment will peak at nine per Cent. Inflatiort and iri-1
terest rates are expected to continue to recede,
renders "the Rock".
In 1982, the primary trade-off will be'betyeen-;
lower inflation and high real economic growth, ac
cording to Bank of America, the country's largest -
commercial Dank. .
nrhm Unuctnn cMnr nf ihp prnnnmv has been
decimated by high interest rates and represents as n 01 tne muroerea vic
do many other investments an opportunity : to go1 tibers toat some ex
bargain shopping. The effects of monetary restraint perts say come from
will show increasing benefit in 1983 and beyond, at close contact between
best. v " Williams vand the vic-
: Cheap cost is not enough to make people buy, jros. (Williams .T1
Rapid advances in computer technology will enable W he knew, none of the
management to take lull advantage ot .rcsearcn
data, handle more complex product designs arid
better meet the demands of new product develop- ;
' ment, as well as, increase the efficiencies of the
work place for greater output at lower total cost;
Thereby increasing, the value of the product to the
consumer ' " .
Considering the contribution the tcleeommunica
testified that one of the' -witnesses
who said that .
he saw oae of the victims .
at Williams house from 1
a church across the
strdet, was not a member
j.
1
OsbDvd. .
tigxtn Sctoaf Aodoriwi
.-Bwtini.llf C.-v''
f taeed-ti hrUp W Qrtm St kior ff
SUNDAY, FESKUASY 14 tS2
(UrirACIwGinttf
Sunday -18:C!l KH ft 6:33 ftt
Wrtmsday 7:38 W 1
Friday-- l:C3 ftj
i I
Vol MtixitttiR
from $2' to $20 to' per-v of the church. He later
form howosexual acts, " admitted that he could j
t-VAisac crucial - tov the not actually tell -whether1
prosecution's , 'lA case or not the witness had
against Williams are the fever attended the church
ucicnsc team nas
also issued, subpoenas to
aUumber . of state officials-
and members r' of
the U.S. Justice Depart-?
ment. The purpose is to
attempt to show that the
Atlanta prosecution
J715ATHEN&STEEE?
DURHAfJ, NOHTH CAROLINA 27707
TELEPHONE: 688-5068
Rev,
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Extension Notes -' ,.:,- - ;J ;
e Women
Buy
Singl
'.4'-
-pnoTuiscnmmation nac?ffrwe,iwoDrcms. ; , tcf shywits1 fdcein the latteropan op fms'year. ;
occurred," and tn addi- ' f; une- or tne problems j
tjon was constitutionally ; Roberts cited as resulting ,
powerless, to even' make jfrom unrtaflstic goal-l
such a determination. settinjj is ; rfronts," j
However, a v year businesses ' that purport '
earner, ihe U.S; Second to be owned by blacks,
' Circuit Court of Appeals ;
, said that' the Hartford
- City Council did , have
: thi power to determine "
past discrimination, had
done so, land had pro-'
pqsed a constitutionally ?
VA fishin'
Hole
therapy
i i
but which are really own
i ed by whites with a black I
' person v 'fronting" as
head of ihe company, f
"It's really rather i
itnderstandable,,'i
Roberts explained, I
"because if you set goals f
to nign, it torces prime j . - .
contractors to not o J program planners will
after the business unless j have to try to avoid.
Because of its demand for business communica
tion the telecommunications industry should grow
more rapidly in the 1982-85 period. !
Health care, too, is expected to be one of the
most robust industries this year. The only real Ques
tion is how fast can the larger companies digest the
swallow-up of the smaller companies. Buyouts are
i
py Kims Tt&uisMANiY g specialist at Norttao' '
N,C; Statev'rfvslly 11ha State Univprsity. nuQ'ft
'-...A.;1 .. ' . ' '' V':'.,.,1 "V v.. '( ..( jA
Singly Aniericah 'wen indicate i
are buying homes as never that- ih J.979 more than j,
before, and they're the fastest 200.0Q0 homes nationally ;
growing segment of : the - were s bouhtby single;
; home-buvine market, f Vomen,' says Dr. Herman.' .;
I aUprtrfj of (tlirtot
I
"Oatto Move tor God"
J. Cecy Cheek, B.Th., H.Div, Minister
5UM0AY, FEBRUARY 14,1982
9.30 A.M.
A.M.
4;O0 P.M.
;30MP,f4i
Sunday School
Morning Wotship
Church Anniversary
WE0MES0AY i '
.,Kld-Week Sttytcs
According .to r a major " One-thim ot all the con-
dominiums and one tenth or
r . UkMvv'uuuii, TVUJUKWl -r : r . - .
just an additional way to receive a nigncr pm. ; arg jgii sefa aii houses sold were pur
People looking ahead see many opportunities for j divorced or widowed are buy- J chased by single women, she
investment funds to grow: Getting money invested.:, ing homes in their own names' " &ds- - ;; ' ;
in the high technology, telecommunication or and becoming a major factor Why are single women
health care fields offers a chance for great financial jn. the real estate market buying at such a rate? "Ex
reward in 1982, according to most economic nationwide, says Dr. Glenda : panded job opportunities
observers. . ' M. Herman, extension hous- have increased their buying '
; Bus Servict for Church Sunday School and Mor- f
oina Worship Sirvieot; Evoryoni is welcome to k
coma and Join Jis to att services. ; r , (I
they have minority 'par
ticipation. This usually
'means that all the
'. business goes to one or
i money He i needs to pier-
Assistant City
Manager Cecil Brown:
"The way we are pro
gressing at this point is to
: ttxrr AnA hat ttaArl f a f &lra
advantage of die taxhreaks .
and Investment potential of ;
the bousing market,'
Herman explains. -
Dr.
, two minority firms who, mnX sn innth r
teahzmg that they have a min0ritv firms s0 (hat we
World War 11 veteran Felix
AlboV foreground, i watches
his bpbber dip into the Red
Butte Canyon reservoir as a
fish goes after his bait. At the
same time,' Ray Hancey,
another wheelchair ? veteran
front the Salt Lake City VA
Ivjedjcal Center, feels a strike
on his line. '
Club volunteer Bart
, Barteauv' rear, was one of a '
number of volunteers who
assisted Jesse" Carter, VA4
recreatiori specialist, 'arrange -
! the ufishin':,hole therapy,t
outHia for local hospitalized
.' veterans. Volunteer help
wheelchair , veteran down
; bumpj paths to choice
i fishjng and aid some disabled
Veterans by baiting hooks,
untangling lines, and landing
, fish. -.; ; y
Carter pointed out the
vajucpf recreational oppor
tunities as therapy that is
' unavailable in any other way.:
monopoly, jack up the
prices, v this ; creates a
fheed i for lower , sub
contracting' ' prices and
then smaller white sub
contractors begin putting
their black friends or
v anyone else black they
can Find into business to
go after that money."
1 ' The ' problem of
"fronts" is . ; another
headache that city MBE
will know who is in the
area and what they are
doing and can do. Then
when we begin the cer
tification process, if a
new firm suddenly crops
up, it will automatically
create a red light, and
cause . us to stop and !
scrutinize it closely."
The" fourth pitfall to
successful minority par-
RDU BOND ISSUE ' , j
m w.
lays the yL
KCSX IBULUKS
. By fai kbasn
I'mtVA-WniHei-p)
VETERANS GOTOJ
1 it .5. .1.1 ,, ; ' , " -
Contact Miiest VA Kica
r I nisr v: Ipim
RDU BOND ISSUE
A:k Dub, Air.:riccn Tobccco or
U;::'i&L;y:ji,GTEorcar
R::nch Trbnfib insptou
' All of ws. bur llfsstyles and...yes, even
our jobs are affected directly or Indh
. rectjy by our airport facilities. '
the RDU Bond Is.sue for airport exparv
eiort Increased our taxes by any reason
able amount, it would be a great Invest
mora. But the fact that IT Wia PAY
FOR . ITSEtF .from ; airport revenues
makes ttihe beit bargain of the decade.
Discuss It with any trustod friend that is
knowiedgeable'of the issbe. He will tell
I tponsored ty tht Ourh&ni Chsmbar of Corpmarca
ticipation programs are
me structural: ana aa-' u w
mimstrauve . problems; ' " v ; v
that seem to always i And 46" while disciis
plague black businesses, sions continue on how to
These include .bonding insure V that black
capability cash flow, businesses ;v; get ?'their
adequate equipment, etc:$haeV;:of;the SJQ irulliOn
i We are ausb'cbnsidei''l' ajiiiiMjind pf
ing a number of ways j ficers hiightrdO; well to
that we can approach consider a warning from
these problems.VflrownVjioherts 'Eve
said. VOplions that " we might have good mten
have include waiving the tion$, both . those who
sub-contractor's ;bondt:' propose J such pograrn; tjniversity
and let ' him perform and ...those who oppose ,: 4 j ' ; iAL V1 ' t
, under the prime contrac-'; bf.ut ,
tor's bonKWe'cduld'Hhing: is to:avoidahese f uauallyt
also maybe let the con-7 political; fconfrontations 7 hJ?ba9t
tracts in smaller thdtcouidjh fad destroy fw c,,lr:V ,;' dm
packages which Would ' the very business climate ;: t5Scause oi this, and the
allow smaller- firms to f in thts state. th we all act
bid. Then there's the rieed . so r desperately; to. 'fa recent years are mora fuel- J
possibility of an arrange-?butytvifiC- We. cannot af (efficient. DK iBozier recom-'.
ment where M ; ub. ford ' anything that will; mends that buyers cimaider
contractor can use the polarize the races against . ,a three-to-five-year-old cat
awarded contract as co- each Othef any more even if it is "comfortably 4j
lateral to 'frontend" he Jhan we aireaay are' , large.'
' ' ' ' ' " ' 1
BIGGEB AND BETTER ;
. Buying a used, larger car
may be a better buy than ;
one of the hewer, fud-ehlcient :
small cars,says Dr. Justine
Rozier, Specialist in family i
resource . management; at
North ; Carolina State :
404 DOWD STREET
DURHAM. NORTH CAROLINA 27701
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