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Merry Christmas to all-Lovely and Laclous Pam McKoy, a
Coed at Favetteville State University (N.C.1 takes a moment to
wish everyone a most happy Christmas at FSU and loves to sew
and design her own clothes.
Settles Out Of Court
Womai Wins Plight II)
by James Smith Mrs. Hairston was suing the
Staff Writer bank for maliciousprosecution,
- false arrest and false
A Winston-Salem woman, imprisonment.
who was suing a local bank, Mrs. Hairston's attorney,
settled her suit out of court R. Lewis Ray, declined to
Friday, four days short of the comment on the settlement
30-day period the bank had to amount but did say that he
answer her complaint, after and his client were very much
having been served with the satisfied with the amount,
complaint and summons.
Mrs. Benjamin Hairston of Mrs. Hairston began her
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a Sl.l million suit against took out a warrant against a
Firsty-Citizens Bank and Trust bank loan officer, Ray A.
Co. Wall, whom she said did not
Two Killed, Six Injured
Man Charged In Wreck
- Don Westmoreland, 34, of Killed were Mrs. Diana
Mocksville, has been charged Hall, 28, of 925 Wendell Street
i . with drivine under the and Mrs. Shirley Ann
influence of alcohol in Westmoreland Fowler, 28, of
^ connection with a two-car 209 N. Spring Street.
wreck in which two persons Injured were Claudette
were killed and six persons Green, 28, and her daughter,
were injured last Tuesday at Dorothy Green, 6, of 1212
the intersection of Clemmons- Argonne Blvd., and Rovia
ville Road and Corporation Hall, 7, of 925 Wendell Street.
Parkway. See WRECK Page 2
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Shopping
by James Smith
Staff Writer
James K. Haley, executive
director, of Redevelopment
Commission said a $2 million
shopping center?near?Reynolds
Health Center was
approved last week by the
commission.
Haley said Cumberland
Development Corp. of Greensboro
has bid $146,200 for 11.2
acres north of Winston Mutual
Life Insurance Co. and the
Burger King on East Fifth
Street. The corporation plans
a shopping center with 80,000
square feet of retail space
(about the same size as the
Old Town, King and West
Salem centers), including an
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live up to a promise he made
to her.
In her suit, Mrs. Hairston
gave the following account:
She obtained a loan from
the bank to buy a car, and on
Feb. 28 she mailed her
monthly loan payment-a
$131.85 check. That same day
, Wall visited her and said he
needed her payment that day,
and persuaded her to write a
second check for the same
amount. She gave him the
second check, the suit says,
and he promised to give her
the first one "as soon as he
received it in the mail."
Instead, the suit says, he
cashed the check she handed
him, and did not return the
one he later received in the
mail.
The suit also says that she
told Wall that she had funds in (
her account to cover only one ]
check, and could not cover {
both.
The suit also states that
Mrs. Hairston's car Was stolen ]
and burned, and the bank I
recovered $3,200 in insurance
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Haley said the project is
being coordinated, by John
Duncan, executive director of
Midwest Piedmont Area
Business- Development Or
ganization and that Ed
Jenkins of Greensboro is the
architect.
"So far, the Cumberland
Development Corp. is trying
to get tenants and contracts
and if that can be done within
the next 60 to 90 days, we'll
(the commission) be glad to
sell them the land." he said.
The redevelopment commission
has been trying to sell
the property for more than 10
years. . Forsyth County has
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Cuiigiessnian Stephen L.
Neal, democrat from the fifth
congressional district will be
on hand for a public question
and answer session Monday,
Dec. 29th at 7:30 p.m. in the
large courtroom in the old
courthouse building on fourth
street.
Neal will be there to answer
questions for persons who are
having problems with the
Federal Government or local
problems the people have and
feel that Neal should be aware
of.
While in the fifth district
area, Neal will also be having
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"Busted"
A young Winston-Salem youtf
on a public drunkeness charge,
having'marijuana in his pocket.
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Graham Weaver, 17, of 926 Elml
weapon in his pocket.
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bag" of marijuana.
Scales said he searched the
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I ordered the man taken to a eel
I Weaver was placed under $5
hearing has been scheduled for
He was let off the public dm
f charged with having marijuana.
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more than two dozen business
areas large enough to be
classified as shopping centers,
but not one in a predominantly
black neighborhood."
Haley continued by saying
three previous proposals for
the site but all of the former
proposals fell through.
"Cumberland has already
posted 5 per cent of its bid as
bond, however, and is working
with the Small Business
Administration to get strong
leases from prospective tenants.
Haley said if everything
goes alright, construction
could begin by early summer.
ublic Session
similar question and answer ~~
sessions in several cities
throughout the area. They,
include:
On Dec. 27 at 10 a.m., he
will be at Mount Airy Town
Hall; Dec. 30 at 3 p.m., he'll
be at Thomasville City Hall
and at 7:30 p.m., he'll be in
the Superior Courtroom at the
Lexington Courthouse; Dec.
31 at 10 a.m., at the North
Wilkesboro City Hall and at 3
p.m. at Elkin Public Library;
Jan. 2 at 10 a.m. at Danbury
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at Blue Ridge Opportunity
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ended up being charged with
va,s frisking the man, Phillip
rnrst Street, to see if he had a
his pocket, he found a 4 4nickel
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man's pocket in the hallway!
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