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damages to five elderly the highway" or to in-'VA.-' Dr. -Thomas A-.;, alumnus who has held
black women who were l timidate people because ?Wilkins, administrative ; top administrative posts
the victims of a Ku Klux j of their race. In thiscase, affairs-management - on local, state and jna-
,'Klan shooting .attack the plaintiffs charged! specialist and consultant,
which occurred in April, ! ; that the Klansmen had j ' be the annual
.1980. .The urv verdict r consDired to-: intimidate rounaer s uay uanquei
Department of Labor for his Church,
executive.: , management . The banquet and other'
training , at the Federal Founder's Day activities
Executive Institute. ,. . arc open to the public, t
. Wilkins has been ac-f ' . . " '
founding member of the' tively involved with St. .
Conference of ; Minority Paul's alumni over thirty: V -
Public i Administrators, years. He serves as a.'
. He "was the first black t' vestryman and chairs the
selected by the U.S.;- Liturgical Committee of.
was hailed as a blow to
the KKK. "It marks the
first time that Klansmen
'have been' held accoun
table for their evil and
violent deeds by a
Federal jury VinT a civil
lawsuit," observed Ran
dolph Scott-McLaughlin i
of the Center for Con
stitutional Rights, an at
torney for the plaintiffs.
- This historic lawsuit
arose out of an incident.
in which a band of; -and
the black residents ' of
Chattanooga, and in fact
carried out these violent
activities in furtherance
of that conspiracy.
The suit was also filed
as a class action on
behalf of . the black
residents of Chat
tanooga, seeking an in
junction to prohibit the
KKK from engaging in
acts of: violence, in
timidation,: harassment
unlawful con-
speaker Saturday. March
13, at 6:30 p.m., when
the St. Paul's College
'community and alumni
, pay tribute to the late
Archdeacon - James
Solomon - Russell,
. founder of the institu
tion. , ' ' 1
' A resident of Reston,
ftional.. levels. He is
heavily-armed , spiracies designed to
Klansmen; Seeking to in-; deter black people from,
timidate V the black i ; exercising their civil and?
residents '. of 'K Chat-i constitutional rights. . A
tanooga, rode through decision on this aspect of
the black , community, the suit will be forthcom
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District' Judge ..Frank',
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over the trial. .:
The significance of the!
suit was highlighted by
Attorney Betty Lawrence ;
Bailey, also of CCR,'
who stated: "This case
has established that
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crosses ; and then con
tinued their malicious
nightriding by firing
their shotguns at the five
elderly women;
After the shooting in
cident,' the Klansmen,
William Church, Mar
shall Thrash and Larry
Payne, were charged
with felonious , assault
with intent to commit
murder. An all-whitei
. jury acquitted Payne and:
Church of all charges;
and found Thrash guilty1 violence.
of a minor charge of sim- Attorney Scott
.pie assault. As a result of McLaughlin added: "In
the verdicts, the black this era of resurgent
community in Chat- racist violence there is an
tanooga erupted. Pitch- increasing need for this
ed battles . with local ; type of aggressive litiga
police were fought in the tion to defend the rights
streets. Calm was even-j of black people. This is
tually restored when especially true at a time
black ministersiand other when the Reagan ad- j
community organizers : ministration's Depart- r
formed a community ment of Justice is in the -patrol.
process of dismantling
Shortly thereafter, at- the gains of the civil
torneys from the Center rights movement, and
for Constitutional refuses to prosecute
Rights, along - with Klansmen and Nazis for
George Hairston' of the violent actions - in
NAACP, Charles' Victor Greensboro, N.C. and
McTeer of Mississippi ,s Buffalo, N. Y., as well as
and A.C. Wharton of in Chattanooga, , Ten
Memphis, Tennessee, Til- ncssec. In this suit, wc
ed the suit on behalf of. have seen thai private at-'
the women. The novel ,jorncys utilizing the Ku
suit j;was based ,on thc KlMX ;Ktari :Act of 1870
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until 3:00 P.M.: EST: on the 31st day of March. 1982 at the Housing
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I wMch time all bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. :
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Housing Authority of the City of Durham. North Carolina, at 330 East '
Main Street. Durham. North Carolina, which describe the work to be
performed and the materials to be furnished under the bid.
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All bidders are hereby notified that they must have proper license
under the State Laws governing their respective trades.
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: and payment of not less than the minimum salaries and wages as set .
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as a group for which the bid is submitted.
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