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J.S. FUQA KWATCS $7S0,C30 FACILITY TO TSU A $750,000. 4.4-acrt re
creation facility, in Houston, and a check for $10,000. have been presented to Texas
$outhem University, of Houston, as a personal gift from J.B. Fuqua, chairman and chief
exectuhre officer of Fuqua Industries, Inc., of Atlanta.
Accepting the gift from Mr. Fuqua, center, is Judge Andrew Jefferson, left, chairman
of the board of trustees of the TSU Foundation, Inc. Also participating in the
ceremonies held on the TSU campus, was TSU president Dr. Granville Sawyer, right
Fuqua Industries, Inc. is a multi-market manufacturing and service company.' Texas
Southern is stata-eupported, urban university with an enrollment of 9,000.
ATLANTA - J&.
. Fuqua, chairman and chief
executive officer of Fuqua
Industries, Inc., the parent
company of Coloarcraft
Corporation in Durham,
recently made a personal
donation of $750,000
recreation facility in Hous
ton to Texas Southern
University,
In addition, Mr. Fuqua
gave a $10,000 gift of cash
to assist the university in
making modifications in
the property.
The 4.4-acre facility,
situated near the Texas
Southern campus, includes
a 15,000-square foot
recreation building, a
separate gymnasium, two
outdoor tennis courts, -two
basketball courts, swimming
pool and playground.
The donations were
announced in Houston at
ceremonies attended by Mr.
Fuqua; TSU President
Dr. Ganvill M. Sawyer;
Judge Andrew Jefferson,
chairman of the board
of trustees of . the TSU
Foundation, Inc., and
George L, Allen.
chairman of the TSU
board of regents.
"Texas Southern Uni
versity has indeed made a
great contribution to
education," said Mr. Fuqua,
"and , I hope that this
new recreation facility will
be a worthwhile addition to
the physical plant of the
university." .
In accepting the dona
tions, Texas Southern
President Sawyer noted, "It
is a most significant gift
and we are deeply gratified.
These new
facilities will certainly
enhance the scope of our
student activities program."
Texas Southern, founded
in 1946, is a state-supported
urban university offering
a full range of academic
studies at both the under
graduate and graduate
levels. It has an enrollment
of 9,000 students.
Fuqua Industries Inc.,
a multi-market manufac
turing and service company,
is headquartered at 3800
First National Bank Towers,
Atlanta Ga. 30303.
TIP Public Hearing oh Transportation Sot
RALEIGH - A public
hearing to provide area
residents with an oppor
tunity to participate in short
and long-range projects for
aviation and public trans
portation (mass transit)
will be held in Raleigh.
Scheduled for 7:30 pjn.
on Wednesday, March 14,
the meeting for residents of
Durham, Tranklin,
Granville, Person, Vance,
Wake and Warren counties
will be held in the Highway
Building Auditorium on
S.Wilmington Street.
The Raleigh public
hearing is one of 28 sche
duled throughout the state
to assist the North Carolina
Department of
Transportation (DOT) in
updating the Transportation
Improvement Program
Included in the TIP
are aviation, public trans
portation and highway pro
jects. The TIP is the
DCFs basic planning docu-
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The March hearing will
deal only with aviation and
public transportation
projects. -
A hearing on highway
improvement projects will "
be held for area residents
in May. '
"These hearings are a key '
element in planning and im-
plementing a transportation
system in North Carolina
for all of our citizens,"
said Secretary of Trans-
' portation Tom Bradshaw.
"This effort to obtain
public input and increase
citizen participation in
transportation planning
represents another step in
. carrying out Governor
Jim Hunt's pledge for
responsive government and
'public involvement in the
decision-making process,"
Secretary Bradshaw noted.
"We encourage and seek
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the public in developing a
comprehensive transport
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balanced growth and econ
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for the state," he added. '
Durham, . Franklin,
Vance, Warren, - Wake,
Granville: and Person
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presented on the North
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portation by Bley L.
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and Joe Hamme of. Oxford.
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Durham represent the
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Lamb Lovers Arise;
Help May De on Way
BY DAVID PURYEAR
GREENSBORO -A pro
fessor or reproductive
physiology at A&T State
University thinks he has
shown a way sheep pro
duction can become an ef
ficient and profitable farm
venture in North Carolina.
Lovers of lambchops in
this area know the econ
omic results of scarcity.
Seldom seen in local meat
counters, lamb is always
high priced. But if his
research is heeded, says
Dr. Ed. Sergerson of A&T's
Department of Animal
Science, , consumers
shouldn't lack for
lamb and prices should
come down. '
Dr. Sergerson says if
ewes can be bred successful
ly in confined areas, a possi
ble solution to the prob
lems which have turned
farmers away from sheep pro
duction in this state will be
met.
Currendy, sheep pro
duction in North Carolina
is minimal: Dr. Sergeon says
that most sheep produce
producers in this state were'
driven out of business by
the ravages of wild dogs and
foot-rot disease on their
flocks. That's why the
professor believes his con
finement experiments may
encourage livestock produc
ers back into sheep raising.
"If a producer is worried
about . foot-rot or
the dogs , wiping him out,
then, in the future he can
go to a confinement
system," Dr. Segerson says.
"We have shown that the
ewes will come into their
breeding cycles in con
finement. "Also, they are capable
of having a very high fertili
ty rates in confinement.
The producers who goes to'
a confinement system can
have better management of
his flock. We believe we
have answered the po
tential North Carolina
sheep producer's two
most serious problems with
these experiments," con
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