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(For Classroom and Group Discussiont
Black Americans should be provement approaches. It has
alerted to a trend within the been observed that deflecting
United Nations to "assist" population migration from
developing nations with the primary cities or strengthensame
neo-colonialist mindset ing rural economies cannot
which is operative in the deal- readily be achieved unless
ings of the stronger nations supported by a correspondwith
their minorities at ing dispersal of industry,
home. infrastructure development,
In spite of the immense the provision of special sersuccess
by some non-capi- vices and investments to gentalist
nations as Cuba, for erate employment opportuniexample,
in combatting slum ties in those areas. But these
growth by creating inter- measures take a long time to
mediate-Sized workers' ?il- nrnHnre visible results.
?-* -fagcya statement from the Conventional pubtlcjiousthe
only alternative is to "im- ings often results in costs
prove slums" themselves. beyond the paying capacity
We may note further in the of their intended beneficistatement
from the United aries. Where subsidies are
Nations below-that?an?-provided, the resources **r
knowledgement is made of marked for this program are
f hp Splf.HAfaolinn ^ 11 . . 1 *- " *
wnvaiiug ui uauany inaucquaie. tience
_law^rental housingr-Still such -the mcreasc of margi?^l sethousing
is cncouragcd for tlements is very mucHnSS^-^
developing nations by United than the construction oPjwbNations
agencies. lie housing. Clearance resetCountries
have a variety of tlement outside the cities,
policies on slums and squat- often resorted to as cheaper"
ter settlements. There are afternative to provide
programs intended to slow security of land tenure, prodown
their growth, by duces disastrous economic
strengthening the rural econ- dislocation for the resettled
omies. There are also more families who cannot find
direct?programs?purporting ?means of economic survival _
to improve living conditions in the new locations. Sitesof
dwellers in slums and and-services is often tailored
squatter settlements by pro- to match the paying capacividing
conventional public ties of the slum dwellers, but
housing, moving them away unfortunately, the number
to resettlement projects, em- and size of projects of that
ploying sites and services kind are carried out in a
schemes, or by on-site im- limited amount because they
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Debate Stalemate In iV<
The debate proposed is conducted under terms
by candidate Larry Little and conditions .- that I
against incumbent alder- would outline."
man Richard Davis has In an interview onnot
materialized. September 6th, Larry
Little challenged his Little stated that a second
opponent to debatge the letter had been hand-carissues
in the North Ward ried to Davis, asking him
in a hand-delivered mess- to set up a meeting to
age on August 22. Two discuss the tfirms nf tha
days later Richard Davis debate at his earliest
replied that he was willing convenience,
to?debate?the issues "The ball is-inbis-eourt
"provided that the debate now." said Little.
Black
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Poetry
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?Do You Not Know Me? 2^1
I am a winner of the Nobel
Peace Prize.
1 am the Panther that was
killed because
of my militancy. All because Continued fr<
of your oppression.
DO \ OU NOT KNOW ME? against another All-Americ
I am a Minister. again have to be at their \
ama c,y?r' word is that ttie Hampto
I am a Council MAN. * " ^ t,
/ am a State Representative impressed by the Rams <
in Washington. started practice for the
And 1 am drawing Unem- morning, .H^yes expects th(
ployment.. . Aggies did dispite th<
Because of your oppression. gflme ig so gtrong Hayes -s
1C"duce?r' Wr''er ""d Pr?^ more and will again, go wit!
I am Actor and Director Blount' Tim Newsome, an
/ am-Songwriter and Singer This one should be a real
I am Dancer and Musician is the team with the stror
lam Art and Artist. PREDICTION: WSSTT 9J
I am being Exploited?
because of your
oppression.
DO YOU ly(JI KJ\(Jyy Mhr Nift ^|K H ?
/ am all of these and more
I am One and All
I any the Bottom? which IS
the Top
I am A frica! I am Real! 1M
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YMCA, s. With headquar- ytfMhctrr^t lir^ World full
ters in Accra, Ghana, Mr. Wtbfftr:I WCt^WOfld ion
Perry maintains close DICTIONARY
relations today with the
YMCA movements of ,
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Continued from Paae 9
rTiiiiittdiiiiiiii erhouse, Florida A&M
goes against Tuskegee
. . . .. . . . Institute.
initially require substantial A ... , ,
investments by authorities or A wildcard game has
promoters in the form of oeen added to the
land development and essen- schedule for November
tial services. 19, depending on the
It is evident that on-site contention of the teams,
improvement of slum*, and A. . ... . . TT .
squatter settlements will be present, Virginia Union
the main viable alternative vs Hampton, North Caroopen
to policy-makers to im- lina A&T vs North
prove living conditions in Carolina Central and
those settlements. It not only Bethune-Cookman vs Flo- has
the immediate effect of . ? ad** .v
improving the environment, nda A&M ^ the three
buiiL jLioi?
better environmental quality work s ~choice ^will
the sources of incopie provides
better chances survival
and economic improvement.
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Key Questions for World dogs can
uwtnc l l,,,ou ?n.Bminaw?v ""V 1
1. WhaTare three main 1
issues raised In This*articie?
2. What does this article f
suggest that v you can do * HQ
about our world situation wmmf M
3. Wow words did
you look- up. in the? die-- __ Wajpui.
tionary? (If we do not use a ASergeants
dictionary daily, and for the pet cav ceoce
u.L-,- r,,ll ^ ? ? 1977 M.ll?r Morton Comp#ov a iub?id.?fy 0?
every word wnose full mean- a m nob^ico Richmond ?3?x> <
ings we may not know, we ' > '
cannot grow individually and
assure the best use of our resoiurces
for group freedom f I rtnW AT
and a better America.) WVJVJis A1
\ BOLL WEEN
vrth Ward
. Richard Davi9 replied
that he would contact
Little later this week to set ^
a time to outline the M
conditions of th?^ debate^J^^QjBj
"I don't really think a
debate is necessary,
though," said Davis. |
"Many organizations are! "WT
planning 4neet-t he-can-1 ~M ^
didate' forums, so there! Ww S A i
will be plenty of chances I W A |
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a candidate last week will ^
:>est against Seaton. The
n scouting crew was so
Dn Saturday that Lovett
Rams game on Sunday
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h the backfield of Kermit l*raae-A
d Randy Bolton.
toughie. The feeling here i.1
igest defense will win. Bi . #Y?
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is now a tenants, looking out his
"policeman in residence" window. "That's his
on the Trade Street Mali, second time today. He
complete with patrokcar, commutes here from the
ticked away between the police station. He's the
Hoagie King and Ollie's only one they ever
Trolley. arrest."
He is the wino-watcher, Four other 'gentlemen
placed on the Mall at the of leisure' sat quietly on
request of the downtown the cluster of benches,
merchants to prevent watching him go.
drunks and other indigent' The drive to clean up
persons from loitering on the Mall is part of the
the benches in the Mall. Merchants' attempt to
1,1 customers trorn^Lhe=nian^
director vof the Greater shopping centers in the
Downtown Merchants' suburbs of the city.
Association." But I think Loiterers nnH winos on t.V?o
that so far it hag hppn vprv rr>*11 Hrivf> ay/ay potential
successful." shoppers, the merchants
Still, the numhp.r of ?feel.
loiterers on the Mall There is no longer a law
seems to have remained against vagrancy in Winconstant,
although an ston-Salem, so-about all
occasional questioning the policeman can do is
takes place, and once in a tell a loafer to move
while someone goes to along-but if the person is
jail?temporarily. intoxicated, he can be
"There goes Sarge," picked up for public
said one of the Mall's drunkeness.
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WINO AND THE MAN...The Mall gang watches
casually as one of their numbers makes a second trip
to jail.
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