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Six blacks
By The Associated Press
JOHANNESBURG, South
Africa ? Three black African National
Congress guerrillas, one
convicted in a shopping center.
bombing that killed five whites,
were hanged Tuesday at Pretoria
Central Prison, officials said.
Pretoria Supreme Court
Registrar Martin van der
Westhuizen said the executions
took place at 7 a.m. inside the
sprawling brick prison.
Three other blacks who were
convicted in separate, unrelated
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nothing we can do to stop other
people from doing the same
thing."
Matthews made his comments
.last week during a neighborhood
meeting at Grace Presbyterian
Church on Carver School Road.
About 20 residents rejected Brandon's
plans to renovate the house
and agreed to continue their legal
action against Brandon.
More than 90 percent of the
residents in Monticello Park have
signed a petition, stating that ~
Brandon violated a 1960 restrictive
covenant of the
neighborhood when he moved
the house into the subdivision.
The covenant requires all
homes in the neighborhood to
have an area of at least 1,200
square feet and cost at least
* $12,000.
Matthews says Brandon's
house violates the covenant
because it measures only 960
square feet and is worth no more
than $5,000.
"This house comes under the
definition of a shack," Matthews
said. "If he (Brandon) had
honorable intentions, he would
take that house out of the
neighborhood.'*
Brandon says he plans to spend
$40,000 to S50;000 to renovate
the house. His renovations will
include building an additional
room to bring the house up to the
1,200-foot requirements.
"Certainly, the house doesn't
look very good right now," Brandon
said. "(But) every code
restriction will be met. It will be
, nice enough that it will outshine
some of the homes in the
neighborhood."
Most of the homes in Monticello
Park range in price from
$50,000 to $175,000.
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disagree., with me if they want
to," Brandon added. "I hope we
can resolve this without digging
up any nasty feelings.'*
- His daughter, Gail Brandon,
will live in the home when the
renovations are completed, he
said.
, "I am backing my father 100
percent on this," said Ms. Brandon,
a local businesswoman.
Despite Brandon's assurances,
the neighborhood group is pursuing
legal action against him.
Judge Melzer A. Morgan
issued a temporary restraining
order against Brandon on Sept. 2
to stop repairs and work on the
house's foundation. The dispute
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slayings were also hanged
alongside the avowed ANC
members, he said.
Lawyers for the three guerrillas
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sought clemency from President
P.W. Botha and were in good
spirits and singing freedom songs
on the eve of their execution.
Police and soldiers patrolled
the prison and stood guard atop
the walls, but no demonstratioAs
or vigils took place outside, in
contrast to pstet executions of
ANC members.N
Coretta ScQttjKing, wife of
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is expected to be heard Friday in
Forsyth County Superior Court.
"I am not interested in making
a federal case out of this,*' said
Brandon, who has lived in the
neighborhood for 16 years. "It
will be resolved quietly."
Brandon says he never signed
or agreed to the covenant. "I
didn't pay any mind to it," he
said.
Chester C. Davis, an attorney
for the group, said Brandon gave
his implied agreement to the
covenant when he moved into the
neighborhood. "It is not a question
whether he signed it or
agreed to it,'* Davis said. "His title
had the covenant in it."
Brandon's attorney, Curtiss
Todd, declined to comment on
the case. "I don't want to comment
because the matter is pending
in court," he said.
Several residents charged that
Brandon plans to sell the house
for profit after its renovations are
completed. "If t)e spends $20,000
on this house, he says it will sell
for $60,000 to $70,000," Matthews
said.
Brandon' denies the charge,
saying that he has no plans to sell
the house. "How in the hell will I
make a profit by giving (this -
Other residents said that Brandon
did not tell them he was planning
to move the house into their
neighborhood. "I just looked out
the window one morning, and I
saw that house sitting over
there," said Troy L. Davis, who
lives at 3330 Cumberland Road.
"He has broken our code, and
that house has to go."
Matthews criticized Brandon
for failing to attend two
neighborhood meetings about the
dispute. "If he didn't have contempt
for this community, he
would have presented these plans
to us himself," he said.
Brandon said he did not know
anything about the meetings. "I
wasn't going to a meeting anyway
to be castigated," he said.
Despite his criticism of Brandon,
Matthews said the retired
dentist has been a friend to the
neighborhood.?"No one-could ?
have been a better friend than Dr.
Brandon," Matthews said. "But
he is using his friendship to ex:
ploit the neighbors."
Brandon denied that he was exploiting
the neighborhood. "I
haven't made any enemies that I
know of," he said.
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assassinated American civil rights
leader Dr. Martin Luther King
Jr., canceled a meeting scheduled
with Botha in Cape Town Tuesday,
saying she would prefer to
meet with him at a later date. '
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whether opposition from antiapartheid
leaders led to the
meeting's cancellation.
By law and custom, apartheid
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society in which the 24-millionmember
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separate districts, schools
and health services.
Sibusiso Andrew Zondo, 19,
one of the three ANC members
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hanged today, was convicted in
April of the Dec. 23 bombing at a
shopping center in Amanzimtoti,
a suburb of Durban, which was
crowded with Christmas shoppers.
Two white women and three
children were killed in the blast,
and 48 people were wounded.
An alleged accomplice, identified
only as "Mr. P," testified
against Zondo at the trial and
said the ANC had sent the two
men to carry out the attack. The
ANC neither accepted nor denied
responsibility.
The trial judge said Zondo,
who did not testify, had admitted
to a magistrate that he planted
the bomb but intended only to
wound people, not kill anyone.
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of Ben Langa, a former student
leader who had turned
against the ANC, at his home
near Pietermaritzburg in Natal
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February.
The last ANC member to be
hanged was Benjamin Moloise, a
self-described poet who was executed
at the Pretoria prison in
October for the slaying of a
security policeman.
Botha turned down a clemency
appeal and ignored worldwide
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other ANC members in past,
years, there was no foreign outcry
against Tuesday's executions,
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clemency.
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the?United?Democratic Front
anti-apartheid coalition said that
"going on wun me nanging can
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