f Vol. in, No. 17 - ^ j ?&:>J?^B ^^^ jpflpP^BPEjMB^. ' : K 4^iSH^^I I Police build a fire in A Police Nab r? ci.?t?,.? Xf IJflUiglifl ? Winston-Salem police captured two men, who only a few minutes earlier robbed an ABC store at Jetway Shopping Center on New Walkertown Road Saturday night. One of the suspects was also charged in another robbery earlier that afternoon. James Albert Scales, 33, of 1860 Kentucky Avenue was charged in the robbery of Model Pharmacy at' 1225 E. Pit. ri i. P.i. J... ^Ca. oin Dircci oaiuruay ?ucrnuun, National NAACP R ejects Complaint by Rudy Anderson Staff Writer The national office of the NAACP rejected last week a complaint by a faction of the local NAACP relating tc M?m;MQfinnc fnr officers. IIVJ111 I IIO liw ii J IV. according to local president Rev. J.T. McMillan. Because of the decision, th< meeting in which the nev officers will be elected ha: been changed. The origina time had been set for Sunday Dec. 19th. The new time wa See NAACP, P?*e 15 ?> nmi WINSTON-SALEM, m fm iff JH Km ft ^ ^B> ' '>;? .?J ;jm &KMm^m < m In. Johnson's cold house. Suspects TT II noia'Ups the ABC store. Saturday nigh Police responded to a cj . made by Ms. Princet Douglas. She said she and tl pharmacist, David Thoma employee Tyrone Davis, and customer were inside wh( three men walked in. One w reportedly carrying a sawe See Robbery, Page 2 1 I ^ "' ?M^I A *... -.. s^. " VBuHt1 Jl" H^Bii^^fcL ^ 1 ^ v'tHak^HH^Bk. 1 ,; JflB r V1 OPERATION SANTA 1 s stockings for underprfvfleg 1 area women's dubs and Bank and Trust Company, s Cheer Toy Shop. Coordin; Gladys Vanhoy, Esther Rc right] ON N.C. 6Cold House, Swolh Portrj by Rudy Anderson Staff Writer Police of the Team II police area, have become very familiar with an East Winston woman of 1508 E. * 17th Street. The reason they know her so well is because she has called for them 27 times this year, two years. Her name is Ms. Viola Mr v. Wmm&M i a Howard Lee t Three B Ma " if cP? ^ n MB nHwL^ pfjH^^BB^3J^^3^s^^!/ -'- .^J iftvil ? Cv HH i k . vj^, ^ggM HftjV Jfr % fl <4|%V ^||mX fl[ ims an additional 150 Christmas ;ed children. The stockings, made by stuffed by employees of Wachovia will be distributed by the Christmas ating the project at Wachovia were ickette and Judy Yarhrough. [left to , * * I 1 .-'^1 Saturday Dec. 25, 1976 sn Feet And Little lit Of r Johnson, age 67 or 69, no one really knows because she gives two different birthdates. The police who do know her will concur that no person should have to live like she does. Lt. J.A. Landon said that his department has done everything it can to help her. "The woman is not really able to take care of herself," he said. "She to ~rr^_? Patricia Harris *lacks Get 1 Howard N. Lee, the firs black to become mayor o Chapel Hill, became the firs black to be appointed to cabinet post in North Carotin government. Lee's appoint ment was announced Thurs day, December 16 b Governor-elect James Hunt Also appointed to cabine positions were Joseph Grim sley, to be Secretary of th N.C. Department of Admin stration and Dr. Sarah 1 Morrow as Secretary of th N.C. Department of Huma School Bo To Dismis ) by Rudy Anderson Staff Writer In a 5-3 vote Tuesday nig! the City-County School boa voted to uphold the recoi mendation of school superi tendant Dr. James A. Adai to fire Judith Kurtz. Mrs. Kurtz, a third gra teacher at Hall-Woodwa Elementary School, had be I I I Jgj Single Copy 20e _ I l/l/U M9 ' . overty shouldn't be in an environment like that." ? Landon was referring to the dilapidated hull Ms. Johnson has called home for the last five years. # ? Dilapidated is a kincLword- ? to describe what this woman lives in. Soot covers everything in the house., Debris is piled Portrait, Page 24 I - ffigfi * '?~~ '*'. " ^^HvV Andrew Young Top Jobs it Resources. ?f Hunt promised black voters, t as did all major candidates in a the democratic gubernatorial a primary, to include at least one black in a cabinet level - position. Lee, an unsuccessful y candidate for the democratic lieutenant governor nomina-t tion, had been widely i- discussed as Secretary of the e Department of Human Rei sources, one of the largest departments in State Governe ment. n See Three Blacks, Page 2 >ard Votes >s Kurtz accused of slapping at least three of her students on Nov. 22nd. it, After 11 hours of testimony rd and deliberation and as many m- votes before a decision was in- finally reached, the board ns ruled that she had used unreasonable force in her de handling of some disciplinary ird problems in her class. *n See School Board, Page 2

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