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by Shediick Adams
Staff Reporter
The Reynolds Scholastic
Achievement Program at
Winston-Salem State University
(WSSU) has had" 99%
success since its 1968 birth.
The program core design is to
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attacked and raped Sunday
night October 19 as she
walked to her home,
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1601 East 5th Street told
police she was walking
from the Dungeon Club on
North Liberty Street at about
3:30 Sunday morning when a
man grabbed her from behind
on the 100 block of Cleveland
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Miss Harrison said she
asked the attacker to let her
go but he replied, "How you
gonna act." He then carried
her across the street behind a
fence and raped her while
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one hand, according to the
police report.
Miss Harrison was taken to
Baptist Hospital where an
examination confirmed that
intercourse had taken place.
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The purpose of the
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under highly qualified faculty
members in a challenging
curriculum.
The program was funded by
R.J. Reynolds Industries in
1968 for selected high school
seniors as recognition of
outstanding achievement.
Most of these students are
from Forsyth County. They
are selected on the basis of
extra-curricula activities, personal
interviews as well as
superior academic achievement.
Income need is not a
part of the selection criteria
says Warren Oldham. "We
meet with Guidance Counselors
and students across the
state, these interviews weigh
heavily as we look for students
who can express themselves."
See SCHOLASTIC Page 2
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Chronicle Staff Reporter
Almost 5,000 more people
are unemployed this year than
at the same time last year
according to statistics at the
Employment Security Commission
(ESC) here. ^
According to Mrs. Billie
Carr, Labor Market Analyst at
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unemployed in Forsyth County
in September of this year as
compared to 4,800 in
September of 1974. In the city
of Winston-Salem 7,700 persons
were out of work in
September as compared to
3,420 in September of last
year.
Mrs. Carr said however,
that there had been a slight
decline in unemployment from
the first quarter of this year.
Mrs. Carr Indicated that theworst
part of the recession is
over and that "things have
bottomed out." She stated
that there is usually a decline
in unemployment during the
fourth quarter because of
holiday spending.
Statistics also showed that
jobs are not as hard to find as
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by Robert Eller
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they had been earlier in the
year. For example, the
average claim for unemployment
benefits was 13.7 weeks
in July. It rose to 15.8 weeks in
August and fell to 10.8 weeks
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added ?lm there is a gradual
pickup in the number of
people being hired. She stated
See UNEMPLOYED Page 2
Citizen's
Warkshop
Plained ~
The Citizen's Participation
Workshop at, the WinstonSalem
Convention Center
Saturday, October 25 is to give
City residents the opportunity
to solve some of their political,
social and economic nroblems
or direct them to the proper
source. Public and elected
officials are expected froin the
local, state and federal level.
"This seminar will be very c/
informal," said Winfred
Turner, a senior planner with
the City/County Planning
I See CITIZEN'S Page 6
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