II V* Vol. m, Wo. 16 F.F.nr Legal Advisor Job Is Changed The job of Public Safety Legal Advisor left vacant by the resignation of Larry Jones in November, has been redefined and recruiting for the post is being done through . the city personnel office. The new job title, Public Safety Attorney, requires that i.1 1* a. 1 - * * uic applicant oe a memoer ot the North Carolina Bar. This requirement will give whoever holds that position the right to practice law. Jones, as Public Safety Legal Advisor, was not required to be a member of the bar, since his position was an advisory one. He had been strongly criticized, when he took the position in 1974 by See Legal, Page 5 Little To R Board Of s In a televised interview last Saturday, on WXIl's Report to the People, Larry Little, a black political activist made clear his intention to run for a seat on the city Board of Aldermen. Little said he was still disatisfied with the election - results of his unsuccessful bid for a seat on the Board of Alderman during the 1974 democratic primary. He had charged that there has been some votino irregularities- Hp lost to incumbent Richard W. Davis of the North Ward by eight votes. He said, "The gains that were made when blacks took to the streets to bring about changes hav almost come to a halt in many instances." He rimT t WINSTON-SALEM, N.q To Ruli Rsn '^Bv4 ::8i>y% T fVM> :: More than 200 people, interested officers, crowded into chambe grievance procedures. Police Offic Complaint 1 by Rndy Anderson Staff Writer Better than 200 city employees and interested citizens, most* of them policemen or firemen crowded the alderman hearing chamOC/lou M< VV1 A UVJUOJ lllglll W adoption of a formal procedure for handling citizens comun For ildermen f warned people not to get caught up in "the look-howfar-we've-comism" syndrome and to continue to look at how far there is yet to go. The one-time Black Panther party leader said the political activism of young blacks and whites in the 60's had been responsible for the changes that do exist today. He said that the 70's would see increased political posts for blacks in policy making positions. He also said the 80's would see blacks becoming more involved in economics, and getting into the main stream of the cash flow. "These areas", he said, "have systematically been denied to blacks," See Little, Page 7 Saturday Deo ? On Dh ||?g|l | krj \ ^ I ^V H^Byyi 4|. jgMtta Bk ?t^H i wri hi HBr ^JHl citizens, reporters and police va to hear case of police I ers Fight Procedures plaints against them. i The Board of Alderman's { public safety committee, at | the request of the city , employees voted to hold off taking any action on the proposal for two weeks to give the employees time to recommend any changes. The See Police, Page 2 j Mb * " '+ M jM M;- .^B H HKvr#- *' - -v^^l >Jr