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else," McLean said. "All of that (the t umors) is
just junk. He icsigned voluntarily. Thete was
no force or anvthing like that."
White said his decision to go to New York
. .and stait a business was something he has
wanted to do for a while ajul the opportunity is
right for it now.
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blems at the time, 1 was getting good job
evaluations and merit-pay bonuses. I'm not
saying the demotion was not partially m-y fault,
but if it was, it was a one-time thing."
The trouble that Wilson has had with the Y,
she said, has also extended to her family.
Wilson's five children were attending the
afterscnool program at the Y, which is free of
charge to Y employees.
"After I was fired, my children were dismissed
from the program by the acting director,
Pamela Westrick, without contacting me,"
Wilson said.
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i iNeweu onerea an aner- conienaea mai, i
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; "We need surface park- formation at all, i
j ing instead of these great fects of the bon
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\ cars/' she said. "A lot of businesses have t
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: in those places.'* ? . businesses' cor
Newell also suggested mind.
; that the existing parking.. .
" deck on North Trade Street "rm not dou
be expanded rather than 'he parking space
| torn down. ed," he said, "bu
"There's enough vacant need t0 Pa* clos<
; land downtown so that we to ,'le sma" hi
i don't have to knock down because, after all
i businesses just to put up ce- backbone of dow
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; "Downtown is for live peo- aldermervrecomn
: pie, not for buildings with that the north
; nothrn^in them." ~Kent Road be~co
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: with sticks and guns by the demonstrators as
up.
Another Klansman, Harry M. Hayes of Coi
Ihe went to the rally expecting a fistfight but no
;a shootout. Hayes said he thought he heard Da
"Matthews, one of the nine men on trial, say ?
"that the Klansmen and Nazis were going to
{demonstrators, but he said he thought Matthev
jing.
A Klanswoman testified?that Griffin believ
"set up by Edward Dawson, who had infiltrate
and was working as a police informant. Daw
one of the nine men on trial.
Ruby Sweet Miller of Hickory said Griffin
;to her that Dawson was trying to set him up.
testified that Griffin had told her to lie about g
Greensboro rally if she was caught and to li(
fact that the Klansmen took guns to the rally
Cindy Hall Jenkins, an acquaintance (
testified that Griffin also told her to lie about j
rally and about carrying guns. Jenkins testifi
.did not actually attend the rally but was at a
"Greensboro when the plans were made to go
on the morning of Nov. 3* 1979.
Under cross-examination, Jenkins said th
tried to kill herself after her testimony befon
jury because she was afraid of harassment fr
for telling the truth. ^
On trial are Griffin, Dawson, Matthev
Wayne Wood, Jack Fowler, Jerry Paul S
Toney, Raeford Milano Caudle and Colem;
more.
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would not comment on the allegations that
White was asked to leave nor would she
evaluate his job performance while at the bank.
While in Winston-Salem, White seised as a
member of the Black Leadership Roundtable
Coalition, the Chamber of Commerce, the
board of directors of the Patterson Avenue
YMCA, the Flonnie Anderson Theatrical
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Wilson said she feels se should have been asked
if-she wanted her children to remain in the*
program at her expense or what plans she had
"It seems that there is, from my point
of view, no room for black people at
the YWCA
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for their care.
Wilson said that the YWCA seems to have a
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y Womble -to a one-way street. would\
because of Aldermen Womble, congesti
n or no in- Newell and Lynne Harpe portion
the full ef- -voted against the motion, predon
d referen- saying the conversion resident
3wntown
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with the
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at she had
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Association and the Greater Winston Kisvanis
Club.
Ta>lor said that no replacement tor White
has been named.
Mechanics and Farmers Bank, headquartered
in Durham, is the only minorityowned
bank in Winston-Salem.
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doubnTset of standards for black and white
employees.
"Some things are right for whites but wrong
for blacks. White people can be late, but if a
black is late, it's drastic," Wilson said. "It
seems that there is, from my point of view, no
room for black people at the YWCA and I
don't feel we have any standing with the black
people on the board."
Wilson said she is scheduled to have a factfinding
conference with the YWCA Feb. 21, at
which time her allegations will be heard and
responded to.
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^tuse nlore traffic Womble-noted that he
on on the northwest voted against the motion
of 25th Street, a because other alternatives
rtinantly black should have been studied
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