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liy itobcrt i^lier many police in some areas
Qtaff Wl"itn? '
"? ?! ana none in others.
Governmental waste is
The election of city also something that needs
government v officials is to be looked into."-. ? ....
just around t^ie corner and Barney Harris replied,
so many candidates have 441 think the idea of the
thrown their hats into the police review board is the
ring that it looks like a hat best issue I haVe heafd
sale in the arena.
This week the "Man in
the Street" asked city^?IS CriDllM
residents what they thou-^
ght . was the most -
important issue in the \^Q/SG CyOGi
upcoming election. ?
Here are some of the . , ... f 0
A deadline of Septeman^^rS
T . , ber 15 has been set for all
M.L. Lockhart answer- , .A. ,
, ttl * . ... depositions and other
ed, Job opportunities. ... ...
_ . evidence in the case of the
That is the most important . . . . .
1? * ? . * mterracial couple versus
issue. If people have lobs A. . . ,
. f i - e .i the two magistrates who
they can take care of their . , "r .?
Al/ , , ,, refused to marry them.
. Bertram E. Brown n
Liuiua uavis itjsponaeci, . _ v
,,T ,, , attorney for Thomas
I would say the number _ J ~
. ... Person and Carol Figueone
issue is the unem- . . . . .
, . ui i r?a, said that shortly after
ployment among black ' 4
u + i u j the September 15 filing
youths. Its extremely hard , * ... ?
ii i . r* \ date the case will go
for young t>lacks to tind , 7 7?7-.?;?. , ,
u 1 xi- * o 1 before a judge m federal
-tobSi in Winston Salem. _> . ' ?r ,
u .... court^^either Hiram Ward
Housing is also important. f WiMOtAn ofllow
o , 01 winston-oalem or
Some people live in gugene Gordon -of
inadequate Tiousing "and~~fj
. .; , . 0... Greensboro.
the city is doing nothing . , ... ,
, f ,, The judge will rule on
' cj. , the constitutionality of the
Willie Stevens remark- - . . . , - .
? ..rru j * magistrates refusal to
ed, The downtown area ^ ? . . .
., . . perform - the marriage
JS the most important __ . . . .
T .. * ceremony for interracial
issue I see. More attention . i . ,t
, u , r j . 1 couples because of pershould
be focused on the . . . ? ^
-?3 t ?ti j?sonal convictions. ?
downtown area. It needs
to be revitalized. Down- <tlir ,
, . * it We re pretty sure
town is dying. Another is , M1 . . r i
. . 1 1 * mi. he 11 rule in our favor on
the job market. There are ... . ...
? , , the constitutionality ismany
college grads who ?
t f 1 ! ? Hojtcfc liLiiwn >
?don t have jobs. There
need to be..more jobs." The magistrates' disVelma
Mangle com- crimination in the couples
mented, Public Safety, the they choose to marry is in
police over react in some violation of a 1967
cases and don't react at all Supreme Court decision,
in others. There are too Loving vs. the Common*
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utuc/i &uciui ft urners 1
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The North Carolina State Conference: 44MUAssociation
of Black Social XUAL AID-BLACKS IN
Workers, Incorporated TRANSITION" on Sep__
will hold its Third Annual _tember 16-17, 1977 at
T ' -1 Mayewood Center, 1710
Jordan W. 3rd Street, Greenville,
Continued From Page 4 North Carolina .
. This conference will
maajt of them precede* t . serious look at how
similar Supreme Court ? serL?us, looK ??w^
rulings. wssn't just ^he Black man has
following in the path of the -come since the passage of
Supreme Court, ho was the 1964 Civil Rights Ac?7~
This is so as
utd Mt the ptca. related to voting, equal
Behind that record is his employment, decent hous- ,
porsonsl integrity and his ing, public education,
eoorage. Because ot his dvil equal protection under the ,
rights decisions^ law and basic human
ostracized. Friends stopped , . rm%. ,
visiting, cranks atarted ngnts, lnis conierence (
calling, and bomb threata through its theme "MU- i
meant round-the-clock police TTJAL ATD-BLAC^fi Df (
'r0toetl0B- TRANSITION" will seek |
A hMr man would h?? uncover some o{ the i
tailored hi* decision* to barriers a1"1 pitfalls that ,
maat tha prevailing mood of have been placed in the (
his community. But Judge pathway of black people. |
^n*00 WMn 1 ^ko"1 ^ We will focus on present ,
aOQw racists and fanatical , , , r (
segregationists to influence Problems and new ave- |
hit dedaiona, even though it nues through which we as ,
eo?t him heavily. Black Human Service i
That kind of iron rectitude Workers can direct our
will come in handy when the energies for change.
fUk starts flying aa he tries j .u
to reform the FBI. And *o P? and other issues (
will hi* devotion to firm wl11 be raised by a wide |
justice, proved by hto refusal array of noted speakers
to treat government officials and consultants. If you are I
and white cottar^ criming black and interested in
more leniently than otlm ol , . <
criminal offender*. - ~ 9lack PeoPle y?u
Any man G?af*eJ1trallsii| {?^ted to join us at the \
once called "ariltatogratinift conference.
carpettoKpng, Conference will be
lzaeuat tot H?Uday ^
Judge Johnson wUl make an p O- Bo* 585, Greenville, (
excellent FBI chief. North Crolina 27834. For]
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Willie Stevenson Velma Mangle __
The Street x
YM"r i iw | 1 ii * i * " r ' ii " 'mum iniiiwiFififtiMNim \wmm w n tfipnuimi r mi im
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raised so tar. The police- "Better recreational xacU
are always believed to be lities should be the issue
right here and nobody in some wards. Some of
checks upon them. They our kids are out in the
cando what ever they watn street because they don'tand
they do because they have suitable recreational
know nobodv is croini? tn farilitips T n1or? tv?inb
question them." better schooling should be
Diane Fulton stated, a major issue. Many black
students are put out of
- school for no reason and
MMst/lOTl many^oi the-ones who
remain in school don't
rgl rjl I lean anything because the
$ X O JL teachers don't care."
Robert Sellers stated,
... ? \r. . . ... "Jobs should be the main
wealth of Virginia, which . .
v . , . . issue. There are simply
outlawea racial restnc- , , . , .Tnot
enough lobs in this
tions on marriage. ... > ,
& city to support the people
who want to work. J have
The judge will also rule been looking for a job for
on the legality of three months and I can't
collecting punitive da-, find anything that is
mage from officers of the suitable and pays enough
court, a matter which is to keep me going."
not so clear-cut. Alberta Lindsey concluded,
"Housing, there is
not suitable housing in the
~"Th^coupt^1\as Bsked-ekr lor low income
for $50,000 in punitive people. If you don't make
a m o nrfxci %/%?% /\?. *"*" "
vmmnu0vo 11 mil tlic ' i-*1 ~ u iw vi illUHCJ /UU urt*
trates. forced to live in a run
down shaclTor in an area
. . . , . . ' where it is not suitable to
If the judge decides that raige a famU the
couple may sue for T, ^
. r . J ... . The majority 01 persons
damages the case will be who oafaamit^ 9aid that
ore ' . jobs was the major issue
in their minds. Most felt
"It could go on for six that the - city does not
months or ar year if that provide enough jobs,
happens," Brown predic- Housing ranked second on
Hed.' the list, with recreational
facilities next.
The magistrates were
kills [
mouth pain on
failed, because, according PnUTAP
to Brown, their settlement
offer was too low. Denture pain, toothache,
cold sores, teething pain,
relieved for hours.
o Hold Annual Confab
rej?istration information 251S Rmum v;?
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contact Ms. Ann Speight, ton, N.C. 28501.
IT'S TIME FOR A CHANGE \
ELECT 11
I "A GRASSROOTS PERSON "
Br
ivian Burke
emocraticj
andidate 1
FOR ]
LDERMAN j
ORTHEAST j
WARD j
> Vivian Burke piatform j
) My platform was developed from input from
citizens of the Northeast Ward. \
1. Develop adequate recreational facilities and
opportunities
i2. Adequate police and fire protection |i
3. Develop Northeast Ward Advisory Committee
to advise Alderman of needs and concerns of ;>
citizens
4. Police Review Board j,
c TV 1 I : 1 A 1 * - *
1u. i/cvcjup euiu implement realistic amrmative ]
action plan ^ 6
6. Develop for the city adequate planning and
sound management
7. Enhance economic stability of the city
, 8. Through training, job opportunity and decent j,
environment, develop the full potential of every
I citizen of the city of Winston-Salem
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
September 27, 1977 j
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In Conducting Bi
by Naomi C. McLean, CPS
' Business Writer
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"There is one field to be an expert grammarian,
which this writer should It is more important to ]
like to call special avoid the simple errors of i
attention. It is the ability speech into which you i
to write and speak the may lapse through care- i
English language. So lessness. Brush up on
many young high school, grammar occasionally. It <
who ?t nnp titno m PF^fh^r ygur general effectiveness j
H&ftVg?EoHTe?under?our you Witt Iw MUtt* (
jurisdiction,. the greatest of yourself. It is an area in ]
fault we have had to find which, if you are deficient, i
is in this tieid. Too often y?u be the object of i
luuue vecreMTies -umLUit MU1 pity. iiiVeil i
who are capable in other more harmful, others may i
respects cannot express judge you as intellectually ]
their ideas in succinct and inferior. Your success in t
forceful English. It ys a both business and social |
serious handicap." ' situations will depend to a i
No, it isn't necessary to great extent on your skill J
Good Government Ca
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Ms. Nancy Roberts, Democratic Party Plat- <
until recently the Execu- form particularly directs 1
tive Director of Common us to work for succession" 1
Cause/North Carolina, and the other good <
has accepted employment government issues such ]
as the State Democratic as a balanced state
Party coordinator for the budget. <
Party 's fall "GoodJ Go- "The Democratic Party
vernment Campaign." has always been in the
In a letter to Democratic forefront of campaigns for
leaders dated August 31, good government in North <
1977, Mrs. John L. Carolina," she said.
McCain, - State Party She has served on the
Chairman, announced the state Democratic Execu- (
addition of Ms. Roberts to ^ve Committee and has 1
the Party s headquarters been active In all levels of 1
staff as campaign coordi- thg Party's work. Through *
nator, effective Septem- her position as Director of
ber 1. In making the . i
announcement. Mrs. Mc- fl
"We are beginning one I
of our most important
campaigns for good go- H^L I
vernment in the hnistory (BTy .T
vernmant in the history of mA
North Carolina," refer- I
ring to the five constituti- I
onal amendments and the I
two bond issues for roads
. and clean water. _ ,J- i. 1.
Mrs. McC&in stated : y^w^/ ? J M- m J
_ that all of the issues to be P^c/) ^ " *
put to the people on
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affirmative response. She
pointed that "the
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with language. The im- and say it at the right time
pression you make on new to the right people.
acquaintances is greatly a business conversation
influenced by your voice certainly has a definite
and speech. object, and becomes a test
Conversation is the of real skill requiring alert
communication of ideas on minds, ready tongues,
A jrivP.-nnH.tnlro Kooio Tfo ?? ? * 1
purposes fire exchanging decisive artion. Through
3i?giving?iiifuimatluii, thy spukun lunguagu, wu
persuading and entertain- carry on business and
ing others. It is effective trade, we make known our
inu constructive when it inleieaia and desires to
lims set up by the better able to understand
participants to their mu- much of the behavior of
;ual satisfaction. To be a our fellow man. Through
?oqd conversationist, you the witten- language, we
nu^t have'N something to do these very same
ja^, be able to say it well, things.
y It should not be
T) flier TI forgotten, speech is the
r c5 biggest ipeans of communication"which
is practiced
)?*nt J * by everyone every day. It
Jl # is a tangible means by
which^you are judged,
Common Cause, "she has what yousay" and-hojyjrou ^
worked and lobbied for 9ay The ability to speak
better governjn^nt for all write well is a dollars
citizens," Nfrs. McCain cents proposition in
pointed out. business. Remembering
The Democmtir and ouotinc? nn? nf
Government Campaign" Shakespeare s statewill
feature a series of ments, "Mend your
Political Action Seminars speech a little, lest you
for party leaders and may mar y?ur fortunes,"
citilen groups in each *s g??d advice for today s
Congressional District, beginner in business. ?
The seminars will focus on
education concerning the
constitutional amend- rVHRIRIjVIIMR^
ments and bond issues
and county and precinct
"Get-out-the-Vote" orga- I
lization.
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