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Nichelle Reynolds awaits her director's cue during a
Hanes Mall. The skit, titled "Stop, Drop and Roll," i
The group of youngsters presenting the skit are und<
N.C. Black Repertory Company. Hamlin also wrote
Campaign Notes
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By ROBIN ADAMS
Chronicle Staff Writer
Notes we've gathered while following the campaign
trail:
Following an appeal by Alderman Larry -Little, the
Black Political Awareness League has announced its support
for presidential candidate Jesse Jackson, breaking
its tradition of not endorsing candidates in primaries.
Little met with the group Tuesday evening.
Jackson earlier received an endorsement from the Baptist
-Ministers Conference And Associates, -another
organization that usually does not endorse candidates in
primary elections....
Former House Speaker Carl J. Stewart Jr., a
Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor, has
distributed information packets disputing an endorsement
that his opponent, Bob Jordan, said he received
from the AME Methodist Church.
Jordan indicated in a press release several weeks ago
that he had received the endorsement of the
predominantly black denomination.
But, according to articles printed in the Raleigh News
and Observer and Charlotte Observer, and subsequently
photocopied and mailed to the media by Stewart's forces,
Jordan was not endorsed by the church.
Jordan addressed a meeting of the northeastern district
of the church in Smith field and was received favorably by
the group, but was not formally endorsed, say church officials.
The church's policy, the Rev. J.W. Stanley of
Fayetteville said in the articles, is not to endorse can
didates.
Jordan termed the matter a ^technicality, a
misunderstanding."
Meanwhile, Stewart says he can boast of endorsements
. from the General Baptist State Convention, former congressional*
candidate H.M. "Mickey" Michaux and
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nstructs people what to do if they ever catch on fire.
>r the direction of Larry Leon Hamlin, director of the
the skit (photo by James Parker).
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Charlotte Mayor Harvey Gantt....
Gubernatorial hopeful Eddie Knox has announced that
black businessman Nasif Majeed has joined his staff to
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Channel 26, on Monday, April 23, at 9 p.m.
Scheduled to appear are Jimmy Green, Rufus Edmisten,
Lauch Faircloth, Tom Gilmore, John Ingram
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Board delays golf
course decision
win incomes from having access
Chronicle Staff Writer lo lhe *olf course if user
: fees for the course were inReynolds
Park Golf creased.
Course has cost the city of Golfers who frequent the
Winston-Salem $20,000 to. Reynolds course asked the
maintain during the last board not to consider any
year, Nick Jamison, city kind of solicitation for leas
recreation director, told the ing and blamed the course's
Board of Aldermen Mon- cost to the city on poor
day night. The board split management, lack of adver4-4
on whether to postpone tising and the absence of a
a recommendation that permanent manager of the
would allow the city to course. The course presentsolicit
proposals to lease the ly has an acting manager,
golf course to private in- "Why let private enterdustry
in order to offset prise come in and do what
costs. the city can do," said
Mayor Wayne Corpen- recreational golfer Kenneth
ing's deciding vote defeated Kimber. "If the city can't
the resolution supported by make money off Reynolds
aldermen Vivian Burke, Park, then why not lease
Larry Little, Larry Womble everything else out and just
"If the city can't make money off Reynolds
Park, then why not lease everything else out and
just let private enterprise take over?"
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and Virginia K. Newell to let private enterprise take
hold off the proposal until over?"
the board's May 21 Said Aldermen Burke:
meeting. "It's not going to hurt us to
The vote came after wait. When we look at leasBurke
called for the ing this course, we can't
parliamentary procedure compare it to Ernie Shore
delaying action on the pro- Field (a baseball stadium)
posal. However, Burke did because they're making
gain an automatic three- money to watch a sport and
week delay after she im- Reynolds is for participamediately
called for no con- tion.
sideration on the item "I'm especially concernbefore
the other , board ed about this," she said,
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members could continue on "because golf is no longer a
a follow-up motion approv- rich man's game."
ing the solicitation pro- In other business, the
posal. board entered a late-night
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leasing agreements with property owners who are
private companies would going back on agreements
eventually prevent the to give the city land for the
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