6-TKE CAiSUXA TIMES-SATURDAY. MAY 15, 1982
buriuiier enrichment Program Could -
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Make Learning More Fun
m1uW;' Cy Donald Alderman School, and courses for
f t There's summer middle and junior high
SCnuOl anu llicu uitit s , muuhiu gmuva at yen
Summer Enrichment. . through nine will be
1 Durham's 5 : Summer dance, drama and gym-
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Enrichment r ! Project
.targets students grades
one through nine, who '
want to get ahead while
waiting for school to
begin in August. It is
sponsored by the city ;
schools. '
. The Summer Enrich
ment, Preogram ' en
courages learning '
throueh "suided
HONORS Interna- 'freedom and explora
tional Ringing star , ip" based, upon a
Roberta Flack (above) belief that "learning is
The Studio Dance School will present it's I4lh annual "Youth Dance
Revue" on Sunday, May 23. at 7 p.m., in the University Theatre on !Wlh
-Carolina Central University's campus. Tickets are available at the school
located al 1311 South Roxhoro Street.
Chester Reams' Death A Mystery
will- be among persons
honored at Agricultural
.Teams Inc.'s first awards
dinner, to be held Satur
day; May . 15, at
Raleigh's Royal Villa
Hotel on Highway 70, A
6 p.m. reception . will
preceded the p.m.
awards dinner. Star of
the television ' comedy
"Good Times", . Ester
Rolle, . will serve" as
Mistress of - Ceremonies
and Congresiorial Black
Caucus ' chairman,
Walter Fauntroy, will
deliver the keynote ad
dress. Tickets . are
available and Durham's
Operation
Breakthrough, 688-8111
and Ag Teams offices in
Raleigh, 876-5815. The
$20 tickets can also be
purchased at the door.
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man's younger brother,
a woman phoned the
Reams home at 1416 E.
Club Blvd.,
for Chester.
."Chester
walked out
Reams said,
and asked
had just
the door,"
"and l ean
ed him back. He talked
on the phone and left.'",
: Later, according to
Reams, his brother call
ed from the Econo
Travel Motel, urging
' and meet the woman's ,
sister,
'The woman in the
room got on the phone
' and told ' me to come
on,V Reams said, "and
it was the same woman
who had called." "
There is nothing,
however, to indicate that
another woman was at
the motel, or that anyone
else was called. .
Apparently, , shortly
alter fe . p.m., uiester
Reams and the woman
walked about a half mile
jo where he worked at
North American Van
JLines. ; -. . ' , -i
According to Mrs. R.
'Long, president. Reams
and the woman came by
the warehouse about .
8:30 p.m. to pick-up a
new cap with a company
logo. Keams naa worxea
. with : this company for
about 14 years, much of
that as a truck driver.
For the past three years,
he worked on the loading
dock because his driver's
license had been per
manently revoked.
"Hp had railed me
earlier and asked for a
new cap,"! Mrs. Long
.said, "and 1 told him
that he could come get
one. They came in
together, and we talked
for a few minutes and
they left."
according to Mrs. Long,
she saw Reams and the
woman again standing in
the Ramada Inn parking
lot, talking to someone.
Mrs. Long passed them
as she left her office. ,
That was about 9 p.m.
Meanwhile, according
to Eugene Reams, he
asked his neighbor, Ms.
Chris Chandler of 1418
E. Club Blvd., to take
him to the motel. Both'
of the Reams brothers
lived with their mother,
Mrs. Myrtle Reams, at
1416 E. Club Blvd.
"Around ; 10 that
night, I drove Eugene to
the Econo-Travel Motel
on Guess Road," Ms.
Chandler, said during a, didn't, . heaf, ,what .they,
Carolina Times , inter- ' said. Now, though, I
view, "and I dropped believe they said what
him off there about the woman said, and
10:20." : y-,
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knocked on the door of f Though Reams said he
Room. 33 . opened it, vi talked with-police before
the road after the car
passed them, and so
meone yelled a racial
epithet. But Eugene
Reams says though be
heard s&meone in the car
yell something, that the
two people were already
on the west side of the
road, walking toward
him. " ;
The woman who
registered at the motel as
T. , Nelson, but told
that I think " police she was Patricia ,
! Reams said, - Reams.' . couldnot be
reached Tuesday. N 1
Meanwhile, at least
two local organizations
' have called for Grimes to
be charged with murder.
The Durham,. Branch of
the NAACP labeled the
.death a "vicious, racial
. attack". While the
the car swerved to the
right, gained speed and
hit one of the two people
walking along the side.
Cutting the car's lights,
the driver sped off along
Guess Road. The victim,
knocked several feet into
the air, hit the ground
and rolled approximately
within ten feet , of where
Eugene Reams was stan
ding, s , -' i -
"Now
about it,
"I remember the people
in the " car yelling
something' as they went
up the road before they
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. fun and fun is learning",
according ' to - - Mrs.
Audrey F, Boykin, pro
gram . coordinator,
"Each day is to be an
academic wonderland."
Tagged "Learning, A
Global Scenario", the
" program offers a wide
range of courses design
ed "to go beyond those
that are possible or pro
bable in a regular class
setting," Mrs. Boykins
said.
Courses for elemen
tary students grades
one through six r- will
be taught, at Fayetteville
Street Elementary
UDI
Expansion
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Management Team,"
Stewart said, "I project
that with the
"build-out" of the entire
91 acres, 800-1000 jobs
should be created, with
an annual income of S3
million and an evalua
tion of land and facilities 1
amounting to $22
million: This will greatly
support the tax base of -Durham
y-y creating
benefits' for the total ,
community
nasties as well as basic -courses
in math, science, ,
the social studies and:
computer instruction. '
':The program will run
from June 14 through
July 23, arid classes will,
be held from 8:30 a.m.
until l: p.m., Monday '
through ' Friday. The .
class day will be divided .
into i five 45-minute
periods.
The program costs'
$80, and a $25 deposit;
must accompany each :
application;" Applica
tions must ' be mailed ;
before the May 20 signup J
taught at Rogers-Hen
Junior High School. W
On the : elementary
level, students will study '
reading, English, math,!
piano instruction and
foreign languages. In the !
higher grades, students
will study writing, art,
City Council
(Continued from Front)
someone comes: in and
the dollars are right, I'll
vote to sell the land. And
if rezonihg is necessary,
I'll vote to rezpne. What
we need more than
anything is a plan that
will work." '
So proponents of the
proposal have won a bat-'
tie but the war of Hayti's ,
redevelopment lingers
on.
The compromise pro
posal is one of three that
'the council can approve.
One is the city's
original proposal, se
cond is the HDC original
proposal, and third is the
compromise proposal.
Now, with v the
council's apparent ap
proval of the third pro
posal on the horizon, the
ball is back in the black
community's hands
deadline. If you change terested students whor
vour mind about atten- can't afford to oav fnrt
ding the program after . the program. Mrs.
enrolling, you can get Boykins said she doesn't
your money back up to -know just how many
Junel. ' , tlschojhips . will,wbe
Mrs. Boykins said she available because corn
hopes that at least 350 munity vfundraising e :
, students will be enrolled . forts are incomplete. ; j
in r the program. A For jnore information,
, number of scholarships ' contact Mrs, Boykins at f
will be available for in- 489-4591. . : ' '
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Help Wanted
UDI k Communiiy. again, namely HDC.
Maintenance Mechanic III
(Assistant Plumbing
Supervisor)
Completion of grammar school course work and three
years of progressive experience In the performance of
tasks associated with a wide variety of mechanical or
building trades; or an equivianet combination of
education and experience. Strong technical skills and
journey level experience In Industrial and commercial
plumbing pipelining essential. Experience In super
vising and training semi-skilled employees in plumb
ing construction and maintenance : necessary.
Knowledge of State Plumbing Code required. Salary
range: $13,092 - 19,548.
For an application please contact the Employment
Division, 111 Pettigrew Hall, UNC, Chapel Hill, NC
27514. 962-2991. EQUAL OPPORTUNITYAFFIR
MATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER.
Secretary (lll)Clerk-Typist (III)
(Part-time Openings)
Completion of high school course work and one year '
of clerical and secretarial experience; or ad equivalent
combination of education and experience. Strong typ
, ing and spelling skills and bookkeeping experience.
Salary range: 20 HoursWeek $4,632 6,822 ,
, 30 HoursWeek $6,848 10,233
For an application please contact the Employment
Division, 111 Pettigrew Hall, UNC, Chipr Hill, NC
27514. 962-2991. EQUAL OPPORTUNT 'AFFIR
MATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER.
Development Corpora
lion represents a cross
section of ihe Durham
Community consisting
of community councils
According to an of
ficial, HDC plays better
with the ball.
"We love the
challenge," said
and .ctKporate , of ficiaii. Nathaniel While. Jr, cx-.
The "chairman Is W.P.
Edwards; president,
in, saw no one,
the door . and
looked
closed
walked to the front of
the motel, headed up
Guess Road to see if his
brother and the, woman,
had gone to eat.
. Reams said he checked
the restaurant next to the
motel, but his brother
wasn't there. Later, as he
turned up Guess Road,
walking north, he say his
brother coming along the
; same side of the road,
walking with a woman
he didn't recognize. : '
Minutes later, accor
ding to Reams, he saw a 'faliac Patriria Bamc
, rj - - MbBSWW tWUIIIklf
couple walking toward i who! said that when the
him on the west side of
Guess Road, the same
side as the motel. Up the
street, about a quarter
mile, Eugene Reams said
he noticed a car swing
around in the road, and
head back south along ; the story Eugene Reams
uuess Kuau, in mc icus, : ana me one me
center lane. Guess Road woman reportedly told
at this point isfour-lane police. According to the
in both directions. woman's story, from
Suddenly, according jpolice reports, she and
to the younger Reams, Chester Reams crossed-
came back and killed ray Durham Sunnort, Com-
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muiee - ior uncan
Liberation Day spon
sored a rally in front of
City Hall Monday, also
saying that Reams' death
was . racially motivated.
They termed it "a
modern day lynching"1
: But whether murder or
accident, : Chester
Reams' mother is not
surprised. ;
"I had heard rumors
that he (Chester) was
messing around rwith
white girls," said Mrs.
Myrtle Reams, "and I
remember how it was
before white and colored
got together. Whites
would kill a colored man
for even, looking at a
white woman too hard.
.But I think if a black
man had killed a white
' man, he'd be charged
with murder now' ?
' Reams was buried
Saturday, May 8,
questions remain
Apparently, there are
two witnesses to the kill
ing, both of whom ap
pear to tell similar
stories. But the police, so
far, say that Reams'
death was an accident.
riding to the hospital
with his brother, who
died from a broken neck
land other multiple frac-
tures, he is not listed on
the official police report
as a ; potential court
witness. Reams says he
, has talked with police in-
vestigators at least two
times since the fatal inci
dent.
It seems, at this point,
that Reams' story
substantially matches the
story that police report
, they were toldi by the
; woman T.I; Nelson
w . v . Bell;. 'vice ; .presi
dent, Molvin ' Speight:
secretary Ms. Mary I".
Fo: treasurer. Dr.
Stewart Fulbiiuht.
CI AA Winners
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CITY OF DURHAM
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car first passed them, so
meone yelled: "We're
going to kill you, nigger,
'.for walking with that
! white woman."
s However, there is at
least one inconsistency to
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mt iw7 .'W- - ' "
iluiint! Iter I'oui -veiir stay
at l lie institution.
In the 'first game with
Norfolk State, the l.adv
Broncos dropped the
I ady Spartans 4-3 .as
Morris, who was named
the, tourney's- ".Most
Valuable Player" as well
as being named to the
All-CIAA softball team;
went 2-for-ft at Ihe plate.
. In the second contest,
the l.ady ' Spartans of,
Norfolk State got three
runs in the first three in
nings and went on to
post ? a 4-1 victory.
However, ' the '. Lady
Broncos bounced back in
but."10 ,ina,c attcr iNortotK
State grabbed a $-0 lead
in the first inning of the
final contest. However,
FSL) rallied with three
runs in the third frame
and' four more runs in
(he final three innings.
Morris ;' was , a perfect
3-for-.Vai the plate dur
ing this deciding game, as
ort the tine.
He added, however,
"The plan docs need
allocation of sufficient
resources lo induce
quality development ."
So far; the council has
requested the ' city
manager to include $1.5
-million for site prcpara-,
lions and a public safety
.station in Hayii. But
later, the council voted
I o use $400,000 of that
for architectural fees for
a proposed downtown
civic center with the in-
Water and Sewer Superintendent
You work you p&y
on hot cummer dcys
To quench your
thirst
Cokolothoway
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DLT-'Uy COCA CCLA COTTU
v
1 more than $1.5 million i
will be needed lo imple
ment the third proposal.
The HDC group plans to
request more from the ci
ly, but officials refused
to say how much.:
Bui with financing to'
.be worked out later; v
before the land can be
sold under , . Nonh
Carolina's redevelop
ment ; law, . the ;
; Redevelopment Com
mission (the City Coun
cil in Durham's case)
must approve a land use
redevelopment proposal,
the Planning and Zoning
Commisision (seven
citizens appointed by the
Coach George Williarns' f council) must review and
.squad nipped the Lady possibly make recom-
. Starting Salary $23,012 i
Work Involves tha responsibility (or administration and
management of maintenance and construction of water
distribution system and wastewater collection system.
Requires graduation from high school. Bachelor s
degree In engineering or public works administration is
preferred. Requires five (5) years experience in water
distribution v andor sewage collection system
maintenance and construction to include three to four
years experience in a management or administration
capacity.
DEADLINE DATE: May 31, 1982
Recreation Program Supervisor I
. - Starting Salary $14,129
i M IaI . I - a i . i .
struct ion (hat the rwmon is responsioie ior punning, organizing, utrec-
managcr replace the tln9- supervising, leading, and evaluating, comprehen-
money somehow slve athletic programs; and training, supervising, and
a,....oik, evaluatlno subordinate staff. Graduation from an ic-
viauiigu luur-yodr swivyg or uinvorsuy wnn fnajor course
work in recreation, recreation administration or related
field and a minimum of one year experience should be in '
having total responsibility for a portion of an athletic pro
gram with a major emphasis In tennis program manage
ment. DEADLINE DATE: May 14, 1982
for the CI A A
championship.
Spartan
son ball
7-6.
Fayetteville Slate com-,
plctcd its season with an
18-6 record.
Logcl Notico
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as Executrix of
the estate of HAZEL EMROY
, DAVIS, this is to notify all persons,
firms and corporations having a
' claim against HAZEL EMROY
DAVIS, deceased, to present them
to the undersigned within six mon
ths from the date of first publlca
, ' tkm of this notice1 or tame win be
pleaded In bar of their recovery.
All persons, firms or corporations
Indebted to laid HAZEL EMROY
DAVIS, please make immediate
. payment. -:
This 5th day of May. 1982. F
Barbara Davit Harris
, Executrix
Estate of Hazel Envoy Davis
1 ' deceased
4370 Kings Way
Marietta. Georgia 30067
PUBLICATION DATES:
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mendations on zoning,
then the City Council :
must adopt the proposal,
after holding a public
hearing. .
-The council will pro
bably approve the pro
posal Monday night,
refer it to the Planning
arid Zoning commission.
The proposal will , pro
' bably be put before the
council June 7, when
citizens comments will be
heard. . .
Labor Supervisor I (Street Maintenance)
Starting Salary $12,204
This is supervisory work over a labor crew performing
a variety of public works maintenance and repair tasks.
Requires graduation from high school and three years ex-'
perlence In manual and semi-skilled work in the area of '
street maintenance. Requires a valid North Carolina .
Driver's License.
' DEADLINE DATE: May 21, 1982 '
Motor Equipment Operator II
Starting Salary $11,623
Work Involves responsibility for the safe and efficient
operation of a variety of heavy duty motorized equipment '
such as backhoes and front-end loaders. Requires com
pleiion of the eighth grade and at least one year ex
perience In the operation of various types of moderate to
heavy automotive equipment. f
DEADLINE DATE: May 21, 1982
CERTIFICATION (IF REQUIRED) MUST BE INDICATED ON
APPLICATION. ONE POSITION PER APPLICATION ONLY.
For Information and application contact:
Personnel Office, First Floor
City Hall
101 Cly Hall Plaza
Durham, N.C. 27701
Teone: 919683-4214 k u
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