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V Chairman of the Cbn
grcssfcwial Hack' Caucus;
Terence - Tod man. Secre
tary Cdt Jnter-Americaa
Affairs,, U' S. Department
of State: James A. Joseph,
Undef - Secreury of the
Jntcrkw; ami Alexis Herman,
Director, of the ' Women's
Bureau, x will headline R
roster of speakers who will -address
the 34th National
Convention of Delta Sigma
Thcta m Denver, August
rI.V " .
Addressing the Con
vention's theme An Agenda
for Change." these authori
ties will speak to over 4J0OO
delegates on issues facing the
black community today.
.... According . to Delta's
National ' President, Thelma
Daley, the speakers have been
asked to "present the issues
in the light of their areas of
expertise.
ATTORNEYS
Continued From Page 1 1
gation of the Wilmington
10 you would not act until
that is over, how about if we
decide as representatives of
the defense that we wiD
cease and end the litigation.
Would you act and if so how
would you act?" Turner
stated.
Turner continued, "That
would give the governor a
chance to respond and they
would pull him off the seat
and they could end the liti
gation and let him act. It
would be appropriate now,
they need to say that and
they could put him on the
spot and let him know that
; a decision on his part might
end litigation."
Hunt's response to re
porters and to mothers of
- the Wilmington 10 who met
with him on July 20 has been
that it would not be appro
priate for him to intervene in
the case as long as it is in the
courts.
Ferguson said that what
, the defense wiD do depends
largely upon Hunt's actions.
"Number one, we have got to
I- know .whether he's willing to
" do anything at aB and we
don't know that yet."
Mrs. Delores t Moore,
mother of Wilmington 10 de
fendant Wayne Moore, told a
i reporter that Ferguson ; ad
vised them that final action in
the case might take as long as
four to five years. Already
' the case has been on appeal
in the N. C. Court of Appeals,
the N. C. Supreme Court
? and the U. S. Supreme Court.
All have denied relief from
the 282 year combined sen
tence imposed upon the 10
f for their 1972 conviction of
firebombing a white-owned
grocery in Wilmington Ja
1971:. The charges grew out
of Ku Klux Klan and Rights
of White People (a para-
. military organization) attacks
" on school children who were
boycotting classes in the
Wilmington-New Hanover
school system. ,
. ,, Rev.: Leon White, direc-
f tor of the N. C - Va. Com
mission for Racial Justice
f has suggested that the North
:, Carolina Human Relations
"! Commission serve as ' a
"mediator" between Hunt
I and the at tomeys. Ferguson
said he doesn't need a media
tor because he has open lines
of communication with Hunt.
The Commission does not fit
the requirements of a media
or in most disputes. The
Commission serves as Hunt's
.pleasure and its staff is
-Hunt's staff.
1 Hunt could exercise
several options in . response
to the pardon request.: ta
: eluding (I) commuting sen
tences to time already served
, in prison; (2) pardoning
the Wilmington 10 on either
. arson charges or conspiracy
" to assault emergency off
. cials charges; (3) granting
.. pardons of innocence (mean-
ing the Wilmington 10 were
-!not guilty of charges); (4)
granting pardons of forgive- (
ness (which means Hunt be
' lkves they were guilty but
; for other, reasons believes
they should be released from
"v prison); or take no action at
- . ' '
:! Hunt meets with WO-
mington 10 attorneys this
i. nKinth ...
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