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Hanes Mall, North Carolina's
newest enclosed regional
shopping center, located at
Silas Creek Parkway and
Stratford Road, opened Wednesday
amid gala celebration.
The mall covers almost 76
Little Bad
5 Days In
by Robert EUer
Chronicle Staff Reporter
Two young men reaffirmed
their pledges of support for
Jo Ann Little this week after
spending five days in the
Wake County jail.
Charles Zolliecopper, Director
of Public Relations for
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and Howard Wiley, a political
activist, were sentenced to
serve the time early last week
after being convicted on
obstruction of justice and
contempt of court charges.
Because of the significant
and widespread interest in
Miss Little's trial, Judge
Hamilton Hobgood had ordered
no protesting or standing
on the third floor of the
courthouse. Another court
order stated that no one could
be in the lobby of the third
J^)or unless the court was in
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acres and consists of over one
million square feet of total
building area.
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Co., developers gmd owners of
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for court to recess with a
delegation of about 50, said he
asked to see a copy of the
court order when asked to
move and was placed under
arrest by Wake County Chief
Deputy Lester Kelly.
According to the young
black panther, Wiley was
arrested when he asked why
Zolliecopper had been arrested.
Shortly after this. Judge
James H. Poubailey sentenced
both to five days in jail.
Zolliecopper says of the jail
term, 44It was the longest five
days of my life." He said he
spent all five days in the
44hole" or solitary confinement.
Wiley, he says, was
placed in isolation.
The former Winston-Salem
State University Student
Government President said
that conditions in the "hole"
were unbelievable. 4'Human
detication lined the corner ot
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by Robert Eller
Chronicle Staff Reporter
The numbers game, as it is
called, is based on the stock
market. The number here
comes from the Dow Jones
Averages and can be read the
following morning from Tuesday
thru Saturday on the last
three columns ot what stocks
did." It is illegalv but people
play it anyway.
One can bet from 5 cents to
Cometh
There will be approximately
120 stores and services in
addition to the three anchor
department stores which are
Belk, J.C. Penney and Sears,
Roebuck and Co.
If you like to play, with
figures, there are some
fascinating ones dealing with
Hanes MairT~
For example, the length of
the mall running from north to
south is 750 feet. (East to west
is 781 feet.) This is equivalent
to the length of more than two
football fields. If you also take
into account the second level
for the same area, it adds up
to about double.
Over seven miles of curbing
was and nvpr cpvpn
acres of land was totally
landscaped. In addition, over
500 scrubs and trees were
planted.
Approximately 120,000
square feet of Visqueen
plastic, in appearance like
heavy duty Saran wrap, was
used as a base prior to the
pouring of the terrazzo floors.
That was enough to make 1600
water beds.
As you see, anyway you
figure it, Hanes Mall is
impressive.
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$1. The pay back on a winning
number is high. A five cent
winning bet returns $18.50
and a dollar returns $450.
By 5 p.m. every day the
average player knows what
number paid off. According to
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tne iNortn Carolina Mate
Bureau of Investigation the
chance of hitting the number
is 1 in 999.
However, a numbers advocate
who has played the
numbers successfully for
many years claims he has a
system that cuts these odds by
more than 75%.
The player, as he will be
referred to, says he has
proved over and over again
that his system works. "I've
hit the number more than a
dozen times already this
year," he said in a recent
interview.
The player said the good
numbers player has a system.
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Benbow TV
Oliver A. Benbow of 908
Roosevelt Avenue is the newly
elected potentate of Sethos
Shrine Temple No. 170.
Benbow, a member of Bivouac
Lodge No. 503 Prince Hall
Masons, took over his
responsibilities recently. He
succeeds Jack C. Conner.
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who had held office for two
years.
Benbow will head a
delegation from the 170member
local organizations to
New Orleans this month for
the National Imperial Council
of Shriners, being held Aug.
17-22. A native of Davidson
County, Benbow is warehouse
superintendent at
Graybar Inc.
At Mount Pleasant Baptist
Church he is chairman of the
finance committee, a member
of the deacon and trustee
boards and a member of the
Senior Choir. He is active with
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This is called a workout. The
player claims the number can
be averaged out to be one of
two numbers with the aid of a
good workout and knowing
how to read stock through the
Dow Jones Averages.
He said his luck with
numbers is not really luck.
There is more strategy
involved. "For example, in
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numbers were 358, 983, 759,
044 and 308. By my having a
record of every number and,
sequence of numbers that
have played in the city since
1959, 1 discovered that this
same pattern fell identically in
December of 1970.
"Discovering this gave me
five days of consecutive
winners." Another thing to
watch according to the player
is kicking (a digit repeating).
He said odd numbers usually
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Other officers elected,* to
serve with Benbow for
one-year terms are David
Dillard, chief rabban; William
Peterson Jr., assistant rabban;
Luther Littlejohn, high
priest and prophet; Leroy
Glenn, oriental guide; James
Lowe, treasure; and J.C.
Green, recorder.
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