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cle parked in the driveway of a house that
had been broken into. Stolen merchandise
was in the back seat of the vehicle. Two of
the three suspects ' were arrested and
charged with housebreaking and larceny.
The third suspect, a juvenile, was taken
home to his parents. Charges are pending,
700 block, Gill Street
A stereo and food were taken.
An Ounce Of Prevention
Anytime you leave your house, lock the
doors. On several recent occasions,
homeowners left their residences for only
short periods of time either to so to the
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not interested in going through the experience
again, if I can help it. What are
the most common poisonous snakes hi
and around your state and approximately
how many people are snakebitten here
each year?
P.C.
A: The most common poisonous snakes
in North Carolina are the eight varieties
of pit vipers such as copperheads, water
moccasins (or cottonmouths), Eastern
diamondback rattlesnakes, pigmy- rattlesnakes
and the Eastern coral snake. According
to medical authorities, the copperhead
is responsible for the overwhelming'
' majority of " the" estimated 250
snakebites occurring in -North Caroline
each year.
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the earth guilty of practices more shocking
and bloody than are the people of
these United States at this very hour.
"Go where you may, search where you
will, roam through all the monarchies and
despotisms of the Old World, travel
through South America, search out every
abuse and when you have found the last,
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Black family ci
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million children -- largely black, Latino
and poor white -- have lost perhaps their
only nutritious meal each day. Healthcare
reductions have meant that six out of ten
black preschool children are currently not
immunized against polio.
The U.S. government has responded to
the crisis of black social instability by imposing
its own "structure" on blacks.
Poor blacks are far more likely to be
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hospitals at a rate of 2.62 times that of
white male teen-agers; for male adults aged
25-44 years, the rate of mental hospital
admissions is 2.96 times higher for blacks.
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Let us not allow the alleged integratioi
economic development of our community
munity and mainstream American busines
as partners in ushering in an era of growt
and prosperity for all Americans.
In other words, let us all, community
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millions of families exposed to unen
depressed living standards.
Given this, it's hard to get excited aboui
has barely affected blacks, minorities anc
that's especially so when we see a poll
ccutives that says a majority expects ar
next year or the year after.
Stable economic growth shared by all
bc-attained goal.
John Jacob is president o f the \afionat
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- flrncrY filersi ffT" next door to see a
Upon returning, they discoverecfthat their
houses had been entered and a variety of
items stolen.
On one occasion last weeks a
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homeowner was working in her backyard
and her house was entered through an
unlocked front door. A large amount of
money was taken.
The small amount of time and effort it
takes to lock a door could very well be
worth quite a bit.
77ms column is brought to you each ,
week as a public service of the Chronicle
and the Winston-Salem Police Department.
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Pit vipers are distinguished by their catlike
pupils, triangular-shaped heads and
one or more fangs on each side of their
jaws. They are named for the heat-sensing
facial pits, or depressions, between their
eyes and noses.
As you have probably learned from
your two previous encounters with the
slinky reptiles, if you abruptly make the
acquaintance of a snake, clean the
wound, elevate the extremity, apply warm
soaks and watch for signs of infection._
Also, make sure your tetanus booster shot
is up to date.
If you have a question, write Open Line
^ '*ff PiO;'Box !V154; Winston-Salem, N.C,
i 27102 or call 723-8428 and ask for John
Slade.
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lay your facts by the side of the every-day
practises of this nation, and you will say
with me that, for revolting barbarity and
shameless hypocrisy, America reigns
without a rival!!"
Amen.
Clifton Craves is affirmative action officer
at Winston-Salem State I niversity.
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Another mode of institutionalization is
the armed forces, which is increasingly
presented to blacks as the "employer of
last resort." In 1972, black first-term reenlistments
in the Army were only 20.4
percent. By 1976, the figure reached 42.2
percent; in 1982, black re-enlistments
were 71 percent, compared to 49.9 percent
for whites.
The destruction of black families today
is not due to internal problems. In short,
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Reaganism.
Dr. Manning Marable teaches political
I sociology at Colgate L niversity in
Hamilton, ,V. Y.
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()n June ISth, downtown Winston-Salem will
- - become even more exciting and beautiful.
That's when the Winston Plaza, a proud new
addition to the downtown skyline, opens for the
first time. A magnificent hotel where Southern
hospitality reigns supreme. This superb
new hotel is just 30 minutes from GreensboroHigh
Point-Winston-Salem Regional Airport.
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You'll find it the perfect place to meet.
With 9.4(H) square feet of meeting and banquet
space on a single floor, including a bajlroom
that accommodates 5(H) people banquet-style.
Be part of the excitement and sparkle of
the new Winston-Salem. We are. And proud of it.
Stouffer Winston Plaza Hotel. 425 N.
Cherry St., Winston-Salem, NC 27101.
(919) 725-3500, Or call toll-free 800-HOTELS 1.
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