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exotic African-Inspired motif. They'll be
which comes to the Benton Convention (
in this issue.
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By ROBIN ADAMS -it's pc
Chronicle Assistant Editor Goode sai
While Philadelphia Mayor W. Goode,
Wilson Goode prefers to leave P??ter? w
predictions to the pollsters, he as ? ,tc
did venture some cautious obser- J^ckson s
vations on this year's presidential . SUCCCSJ
race during a visit Monday to the *)'
city. He fwl
"He (Walter Mondale) has put parts ((?Q
up a strong fight," said Goode, s "1
when asked if the Democratic .c<>untry
challenger can defy the polls and t\" a"
become the nation's next presi- c
dent. "In three hours on TV he tlonaI
was the better of the two can- come- But
didates. But the president has ? HanfyHn
done an effective job in com- ?
municating with the people about panyar
what his plans are. He has been Goode s
effective in terms of communica- Jack<jon s
tion. Whether you agree with J1
him, that's a difference thing." V**
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Nevertheless, said Goode, who "I was el<
was in Winston-Salem to speak was (Chi
before the 76lh annual North Washingi
Carolina League of Angeles M
Municipalities convention, Mon- was (At!
dale has a chance to win. Plei
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Center Friday. A special Fashion Fair section appears
t in certain parts of the Dr. C.B. Hauser
s effectiveness has fadwill
continue to do so.
kson will remain a na- t
tical figure for years to W !' . ^ rwi
as with any coalition # v/flrFf 1/ - lfCk
ational status, it will
n't think you can build
ound one person." By GREG BROWN
>aid he also differs with Chronicle Staff Writer
contentions that black . ... _
.... , James Robert Miller III, a Tn
avc uccn utac.i .u. as "Miller the Printer," says he*
' * P,ans t0 rcnovate th* Trade and I
see thatGoode said. ^ .
ected by the party. So ho/*? he take ^vantage of
cago Mayor) Harold ^ would w somebody to s
ton. So was (Los because if they don't, they'll h
layor) Tom Bradley. So Bulldozing seems to be a cours
lanta Mayor) Andy Under a downtown redevelopmei
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Functional Art |
Ghosts and goblins were not what
Shawn Adams' class had in mind
when they made African masks last P
week. L
Magazlno Section, B1.
sm Chro
>ard- Winning Weekly ,
Thursday, November 1, 1984
During Nov. 6 election
Republicans plan
Democrats to wat
'Poll watchers' stir ca,
By ROBIN ADAMS voters, asking then
Chronicle Assistant Editor sure they are "quali
As Election Day fast ap- and reading a list
proaches, both the Democratic Qualifications. The
and Republican camps are work- mailed out rf!urn *
ing on last-jninute strategies ~ b|ack residents
and counter-strategies. ^ llve at the addr<
Sen. Jesse Helms said he in- *,[f,gIS*ratI?? ,00
tends to use "poll watchers'* to haven t hea
challenge voters who he feels I s* tl!Ung?
should not be allowed to vote at locally? but they con
certain precincts. And Gov.
James B. Hunt and" the ~~
Democratic Party have said they C|A/*liAn
will be on hand to make sure EI?CTIOfl
Helms' poll watchers don't in- Year
timidate voters.
"Helms can win easily if they
get enough people to stay at
home or intimidate them," said
Caroline Loggins, executive , ,
director of the local Democratic * ^now i
campaign office. "We need to s ^saidstress
that voting is a right and CJ
privilege and cannot be denied." [ e a ot secJ,ri
for the county s
Loggins said she has heard said his party inten
reports from across the state that observers at all lo<
the "Helms camp" has been but that they will
phoning newly-registered black cedures prescribed t
Roundtable to keep if
By ROBIN ADAMS "We will put out
Chronicle Assistant Editor the endorsements,"
"But it will be dor
The Black Leadership Round- minute. Nobody
tabic Coalition determined its en- beforehand."
dorsements for the Nov. 6 elec- Furqan said the
tion Monday night, but has which usually ma
decided to keep those choices dorsements public t
secret until "the last minute," before the election ir
said the group's convener, cley has opted not tc
Ghuneem Furqan. this year to avoid n<
Hauser: 'I could lose t
hecause pcoplft ax? ^
By ROBIN ADAMS two black candidal
Chronicle Assistant Editor re-election to the i
_ . ^ . "There are people o
Now that Forsyth County has ... , . t
......: ' . think they can vote
been divided into new voting ,4 . .
A r ? , ? can't because they <
districts for state House reoresen- '
? --- --- -- 7" " my district anymore
tat.ves Dr. C.B. Hauser ,s wor- ^ ou( ther
ned that everyone may not ,,m ^ jf| ..
understand what it all means. opposition.
"There's so much confusion in ?I could lose I
this race," said Hauser, one of because peop
de area: Some changes
city and private im
area's historic style
ade Street merchant known better isting buildings to b
s pleased the city is finaly making . ey sho"ld d
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liberty streets business district and <il4, . . .
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pend some money here- he says. ,ace m ,f ? he $
ave to bulldoze tt over. But |ong
e of action the city wants to avoid. desired interior and
nt proposal outlined last week, the
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to watch polls,
tch Republicans
mpaign controversy
i if they are * The duty of the poll observers
fied" to vote is spelled out in the state
of "absurd" statute," said Miller. "They are
y have also there to watch the voting process.
>ostage cards They sometimes carry a list to
making sure check off the people who they
rsses listed on know are favorable to their canks,
she said. didate. And if those people
rd of any of haven't come to the polls later on
pening here that day they will call them to
ild be and we come."
ibout them," Miller said the stories of planned
intimidation aren't true.
laimprcnn nf "TUa nAn.Aa.nta ~U /? taLa
.H..K?iaun v. i iic L/ciuvtiais uugui iu iart
ty program" care of their own operation,"
Republicans, Miller said. "We can't interfere
ds to use poll with the process. We will observe
:al precincts, the polls. We will be watching the
follow pro- polls to make sure they are set up
)y state law. Please see page A14
ts choices secret
a ballot with ment by some news media of the
said Furqan. group's choices.
ie at the last
will know "Once we give it to the Chroni
cfe_ the other newspapers pick it
Roundtable, up and take off on a slanderous
kes its en- campaign," said Furqan. "This
he Thursday way we take it to the people."
i the Chroni- Roundtable member Larry Lit)
reveal them
jgative treat- Please see page A3
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es who seek uninformed."
>tate House. The formation of two
ut there who predominantly black singlefor
me, but member House districts for Fordon't
live in syth County last spring means
. Then there that Hauser represents the newlye
who think created state House District 67
at I have no and Annie Brown Kennedy, the
other black member of the Fortius
election syth County delegation, .
le were Please see page A2
? are in store
estors, instead, would take advantage of the
and small-town atmosphere and renovate ex>ring
more people into the business district.
0 something to enhance the appearance of
to get more business downtown," Miller says.
'clock.
1 $300,000 loan, I'd do something about this
ays, half in jest.
he just may be able to borrow funds to make
exterior building renovations -- although not in
Please see page A3
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