A Reader Writ™ * Charlotte Should Be To The Charlotte Poet: Dr. Christopher R. Dixon, perhaps the new edt Gynecologist-Ob stetrician to the Charlotte ar>« fSftj Ljllington Ave. and 1406 BeattiesTorcT Rd.), recently made a few basic observations of the journalism written at the Charlotte Post They are as follows: Charlotte Poet, initially I am prdod to say happy anniversary to your staff might serve as incentive to compare your "voice of the community" with that voice in other cities and locales. Specifically, I think it certainly is in order to acknowledge that your front page is indeed at tractive: many communi ty-oriented publications are cluttered and actually uninviting to the reader. Continuity is present, but must be supported from the first to the last page. How ever, there are three facets of your journalism that inspired me and can not go unnoticed. 1) (hie can appreciate the national flavor of your pu blication*. I feel it is im portant to be in touch with the pair < the country! In rhytJ with the pulse of your country is no longer enough. Itis a necessity to expose our young and old to the achievements and mis achievements of others wherever they are; eg podaflywhen they ^affect i —— community from aa far aa California or Florida, and no mlsuke^ount* 'ZSZZlEZZiSZ numbers b North Caro lina and indeed Charlotte. Wbw these trained minds . arrive, it feds good to know r that Charlotte it not the*’ anticipated slow South of yesterday, but the (tfogrwr sive dfy that tolerated the election of a black mayor representative, a city that ta»»-«Ueyved thn-fnstaBit tion of several minorities on City Council. It is good tfcn reflects, that there are peoples of all colors here with business achieve ments such as the Mack owned and operated car (leadership and that over in percent «/ population is minority. There is some security in that fact. Many cities. North and South, don’t have the representation and participation in these categories and Charlotte and newcomers should not take these stats for granted. Continue to spread the word at the local level, in an indepth fa shion. See Charlotte On Page 22C m: MARliJGKQ BENSON & HEDGES &■&' MERIT > VIRGINIA SLIMS PARLIAMENT LIGHTS CAMBRIDGE SARATOGA PLAYERS , 'v - MII.I.HR HIGH LIFE lowhnbr; * ■ SfcVHN UP I dihtspvpn up ► Likhcola Ptttkp Mom* USA • PttiMp

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