r II ~ \ M ^ I r-' -?r rrrat^'-cr-. a.-' 'j/v.- r?~ 8SpB5^^SStkIi^>^ww^*'1*-v<-.*-rww??fj- ? VuJ. S!t No. 29 | Black Memc H Mayor Franklin R. Shir] Black Memorial Day, assassination of Dr. \Matf J A march has been s | Winston-Salem Communit || up of the NAACP, Black B I Baptist Ministers Conferei ?of Islam in the West,Concerned Citizens Partk The march will start at from Macedonia Holiness and will end at the county program of prayer and sp< I A memorial banquet wi Benton Convention Cente be Earl Gill, Executive I Awareness Magazine an Bishop of Macedonia Holii j * of the Baptist Minister C IW XJ Raleigh, N.C. [CCNS] - Legislation to require testing of all public school students in 1st, third, sixth, and ninth grades has been opposed in its present form by the North Carolina Black Democratic Leadership Caucus. Also opposed in its present form is legislation to make mandatory the passing of competency test by all high "school seniors" before the" issuance of a high school diploma. Both pieces of legislation have been backed by Governor James Hunt. Both pieces of legislation are opposed by the Caucus because clarification of the type of testing to be done, the use of the test results, and composition of minori^ ties in the structure to administer the tests. On March 5, 1977 the Caucus ucciueu bo uev eiup a (Mitiliuu paper that would be presented to the General Assembly by its Chairperson, former Mayor of Raleigh, Clarence Lightner. <J9 Until the Caucus developed its position on the testing it had primarily been involved in attempts to get Blacks appointed to Boards and Commissions as well as to jobs in the Hunt Administration. Nearly all of the groups' members supported Hunt in the fall election. 9 * f - IHNST ? WINSTON-SALEM, N n ^ - 1 ;nai i/ay del I ||~ ley has proclaimed April 4 , , commemorating the tin Luther King, Jr. 11 et for_ that- day by?the^ H ;y Coalition, which is made usiness League, The Black rice and Associates, World Urban League;?and the ?? ripation Group. |i 10 a.m. Monday, April 4 I Church on Kinard Drive courthouse steps. A brief eeches will be conducted. II *" WW 11 be held 7:30 p.m. at the l| r. The guest speakers will )irector of Black Business id Bishop S.D. Johnson, J?? ness Church and President onference and Associates. g 1 rrI opposes I t Mayor Lightner released prior to a publir. hearing of the House Committee on Education a summary of six rx, '' . ...-S v Mrs. Warren Oldham, AngeL ?Valerie Clayborn listen to Att rW.JJ ?/??,*> M.M.XJ On Teenag by Azzie Wagner Social Editor The Winston-Salem Chapter of Links, Inc., in another of its many worthwhile outreach programs in educational, cultural, and civic activities, has undertaken jci uiuiuci latet ui a unique program for youth, This new dimensional education program is the ? V I.e. SATURDAY MAI . c Community Columbia Against by Sharyn Bratcher Special to the Chronicle Community Development Project Three, a plan to relocate a portion of Stadium Drive and permit the expansion of Winston-Salem State University, has encountered formal opposition from area residents who met SllnHft V t n Al"*YO?.'r.? ?1 ? v...v*Ua7 yv U1 gaill^C tilt; Columbian Heights Neigh-. ?stins Bill recommendations to ' the house and?senate?from?a? special task force that See CAUCUS, Page 24 Bm --.. , >- -n* ' ^001 < vs jk ? ?/ . a Oliver, Arleen Oliver and orney Brown. O ^ y>oo^ >> r> ^1/001/01 I/O e Rights very first of its kind introduced in the WinstonSalem area. The members of Links, Inc. will begin conducting seminars with local teenagers on their rights and the law. According to chairpersons C : T1- v?ii iui tac oci vices 1U I OUtn Committee, Mrs. H.M. Burney, this project was undertaken because a local See LINKS, Page 2 tCH 19, 1977 ~ S8 Development P i i I i Heights I WSSUExj) borhood Association. According to the group's secretary Miss Piccola Morrow, the purpose of the association is to oppose C.D. 3* and to present their side of the issue to city officials. The questions of how to spend approximately $1,172,000 of Community Development funds in East Winston centers on the Columbian Heights section, located between Claremont Avenue and Stadium Drive, adjacent to the campus of Winston-Salem State University. WSSTX Wants lanrl _ _ - ? ??v/ ?U11U VVJ expand its campus, but the League of Women Voters and some area residents oppose?the plan, and advocate using the money to renovate the neighborhood. C.D. 3 is a proposal, to relocate Stadium Drive fr6fti < Neal Sponsors Stimulate Mine Washington ? Fifth District Rep. Steve Neal has cosponsored a bill intended o provide stimulus to the minority business community and move it closer to v,v.vyuwinn. parity in tms , country. ! Thp Minority Entprnriq*? Act of 1977 would launch a ! three-pronged attack on : several key problems of minority enterprise, includ- J ing capital and operational ! finance, as well as access to 2; contracting and subcontrac- ! ting opportunities. ; The bill would amend the Small Business Act to 2; expand assistance to minor- ;< ity small business concerns ;J in at least three ways. J; 1. It would establish an ;j Associate Administrator for Jj Minority Small Business- to J; identify and administer |{ n^JeJCo^^2Q^ *roject 3 Residents >ansion , the Claremont-Stadium intersection to a point north of Reynolds Park Road, and to sell the 8.25 acres of land between the old and new Stadium Drives to WSSU for campus expansion. W.E. Grissom, business manager of WSSU, says that the university needs the extra space for parking facilities and new buildings, such as a new administration complex, a nursing school, and an addition to the library. WSSU planners hope to encircle romnno 4 ?? ^ v>?i ?myua with parking areas and block off the small streets now intersecting the campus, creating a mall effect. The estimated cost of the new buildings and 7 renovations would be about ten million dollars, which would have to be appropriated to Winston' See WSSU, Page 2 Bill To rrity Business */ existing Small Business Administration Programs See NEAL, Page 8 WVtV/.V.V.V.V.V.WA#.V.W#V ?*? f. :j?Inside | This Week ? ! : * * * # : Editorials 4,5j? * ^ Efic Saga 10 ? ?: movies.... 12,13 ^ \ |j Profile M jj: |j Sports.....r.T.. 19 ^ { | Fishing 20 j| \ ; Obituaries .18 :j? '! | Classified....22 ?J v % Horoscope ..1 1 \ Poems 15 ? i; ?-?i II _s ij

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