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-THB CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, JULY *l, 1971
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EVERYBODY'S GETTING INTO the act! Bahamas Goombay
Summer, with its music, dance and fun, is spreading like
wildfire in Nassau and Freeport and 1 the Out Islands Here,
Mrs. Margaret Rolle, an 18-year veteran of Nassau's Rawson
Square Straw Market, puts the finishing touches on a Goom
bay Summer straw, bag utilizing the smiling face which is
the trademark for the promotion. Bahamas hoteliers say that
bookings for Goombay Summer are coming in well, and mer
chants—on Nassau's Bay Street and in Freeport's Interna
tional Bazaar —report that Goombay Sales Specials are draw
ing good crowds.
'Sizable' Fish Kill Is
Found in Neuse
A "sizable'' fish kill of
undetermined origins took
place in the Neuse River north
of Raleigh sometime last
weekend.
Although Wildlife Resources
personnel have not determined
the number of fish killed,
estimates range from "several
hundreds to thousands,"
Harry Cornell, director of the
island fisheries division of the
Wildlife Resources Commis
sion, said Monday.
"I saw a heap of dead fish
when I was out there this
afternoon There were quite
a few fish and they were
quite dead. We won't be able
to tell how many until we've
finished picking them up," he
added.
'it wasn't like the Yadkin
River kill, but it was sizable,"
Connell said.
Investigators from the
Department of Water and Air
Resources declined to
speculate on possible causes,
pending reports from both
their department and the
Wildlife Resources Commis
sion.
The area where the fish
were found stretches roughly
from the U. S. 401 bridge
over the Neuse (about iive
miles north of Raleigh) south
to the area of the Buffalo
Road bridge.
It is not known, however,
exactly where the kill occurr
ed "it looked like the fish
had been dead for about a
day or two. They probably
died somewhere upstream and
then floated downstream."
Cornell said.
Official reports on the cause
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of the kill won't be released
until the Water and Air
Resources Board meets in
August.
Officials think that the kill
is over, but they are not cer
tain.
"We believe that no fish
are dying at the moment, but
I'm not ready to say that
they haven't stopped dying.
It looks like it's over, but
you can't be too sure about
something like that," said
Darwin Coburn, chief of the
water quality control division
of the Water and Air
Resources Department.
An investigation and collec
tion of the dead fish began
Monday morning, with
Wildlife Commission and
Water and Air Resources per
sonnel checking the river from
two motorboats.
Tubloads of dead eels, cat
fish, panfish, bluegill and bass
were found by the
invstigators, Cornell said.
Word of the fish kill reached
the two departments late Sun
day night, too late to begin
an immediate investigation,
Cornell said. "This is pretty
late to start investigating. In
something like this the sooner
you get to the kill, the better
chances you have of deter
mining the causative agent."
Cornell theorized that the
kill could have been caused
by a lack of dissolved ojygen
in the water, caused by the
dumping of a large amount of
organic waste.
Italy to limit textile exports
to US.
Atlanta Firm
Gets Contract
With U.S. Army
ATLANTA, Ga. -S.
Warren Jackson, Vice President
of Wright, Jackson, Brown,
Williams & Stephens, Inc., a
public relations counsel Arm
in Atlanta enthusuastically an
nounced today that the firm
has received a substantial con
tract with the United States
Army. Lt. Colonel Phillip T.
Blanton, Major James A.
Harris and Captain Roosevelt
Lockhart, all of the Minority
Affaits Division of the Army
ROTC Office are working with
Wright, Jackson, Brown,
Williams & Stephens on the
project which is designed to
attract potential ROTC candi
dates from the Black Com
munity.
Robert L. Pitts, Executive
Officers' Assistant, will be ac
count executive for the project
which calls for the coordina
tion and placing of advertise-
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centration will be in the south
east and include Alabama,
Georgia, Florida, Mississippi,
North Carolina, South Carolina
and Tennessee. This area was
chosen because of its large
Black population, and the de
sire of the Army to better in
form youth in these areas of
the numerous opportunities
available to them through the
Army ROTC Program.
Robert L. Putts, in expres
sing his enthusiasm for the
project stated, "We are happy
to be chosen to work on such
an important and interesting
project, but what impressed
me mo6t is the level of aware
ness and sincere involvement
of the Army Officers I will be
working with."
S. C. Bars Horses
From Some States
COLUMBIA, S. C. '
South Carolina officials Mon
day clamped an embargo on
all horses entering the state
from Texas or any other state
where Venezuelan sleeping
sickness has been reported.
The action by the Clemson
University board- of trustees
is effective Tuesday "until
further notice."
In a statment, the board
said the action was being
taken to prevent the disease
which has killed thousands of
horses in Texas and Mexico
from spreading into South
Carolina.
Horses from any state under
quarantine for the Venezuelan
sleeping sickness also is bar
red from being brought into
the state.
Meanwhile, the state
veterinarian said tissue
samples from several dead
horses were being examined
to determine if they died from
a less potent form of sleeping
sickness.
A Camden veterinarian, Dr.
Harry Brown, said Sunday he
believed a number of horses
in Kershaw County had died
from the Eastern-Western
sleeping sickness, akin but far
less serious than the
Venezuelan variety that ha£
killed thousands of horses in
Texas and Mexico.
Raleigh
Charged
Break-in
A 19-year-old Raleigh man
was arrested Monday after
being chased on foot several
blocks by Raleigh police and
charged with breaking, en
tering and larceny.
William Henry, whose ad
dress was listed as the South
Blood worth Street YMCA, was
charged with breaking into the
home of Robert Lee Wall at
2000 Bertie Drive and taking
a shotgun, rifle and pistol.
A citizen in the Longview
Gardens area reported to
police about 3 p.m. that a
young man was walking along
Bertie Drive toward New Bern
Avenue with a rifle under one
arm, a shotgun under the
other and a pistol strapped
on his side.
Several police units were
dispatched