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Saturday September 24, 1977
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f^^Jl Panthe
Food stamp program is
^H available to morr Forsyth
County residents, particularly
.55R students low
If people. the program now
why a
soon be underway in Nov. to i
as many people can
from the program.
interested
people who will be v??:*'
?-~ area
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?'lans were announced cord." mu?
^liBly ?o?mipn ol public review
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W an observed u.
J Dr. Martin Luther w
Wednesday January won
allies were held His faith
iout the country and in rcflectcd in pa.
jte. A rally was held in accepting statement. "i.
.gh commcmoraiinn the to acccpt the idea thai man
it civil rights leaders' mere flotsam and jetsam in
thday. the river of life which
Dr. King's non violent surrounds him.
approach to the black man's "'I refuse to acccpt (he viev?
civil rights was disliked bv a that mankind is so tragically
few. but admired bv all He bound to the starless mtdnighl ^
' '-rd countless numbers of of racism and w.ir thai thi ?' iy Mo /
4ng his lifetime, bill brnjhi daybreak ol peace J"'
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'^Changes'
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al Anniversary Edition
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SjUartUy September 6, 197S
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i> Corrections r
Restrictive Regulations Aim
precisely to limit the effective- focusing on th
? ness of the N.C. Prisoners over-crowded sit
An ttorney rfofJhe stfte 5 Labor Union. exist in most tl
Department of Corrections Smith wju prescn( g| , ^ un|tt
7^ James Peeler Smith, admrtted forum jponfored by the Urb.nik. Direct,
U?t Thursday that the new A,hevi?e Ch,pter of the fof the De
'*r?p t restrictive nations being U#gue of^yomen Voters on - Corrections
.^e/jWT^te? *? ^?ve . ,nm*tc prison conditions, particularly participant, w
organizations is being done
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Le Occasion
irst Issue ^
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Aturdav Jwmmmry 18, 1975
.eady^i
nes. Applications arc bcintw > M ^
it the accepted at the Housing^
lillion Authority's Central office
M I He 901 Cleveland Avenue, or xjyb*^6**
nt. The Mrs. Fayc Carter al 724-197.1.^ete %\V?rt*^
h's Board TV first p^rt of the projevtP ^
iialcd the has been completed and isf 1JT
/ a non-profit ready for oceupancy. The 62
G W Holland completed units are located at
and submitted Ml. 7.M?n and File Sireets>33|c w
a to the federal second part 52 units will be
/ram. The church rc^dy^y February I. and will 6 ** OA
?*?mration i> vc located at Highland MJ*
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Saturday September 3, 1 977 Suite 60j ? .
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NICLE .
Section C 16 Pages ^
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lefuses o
ied at Prisoners Union ^ ~~ ??
e fearfully outside organizations, such as .labor union." The
.uations that the Yokes fellows and been "a disruptive
le state's 77 Jaycees, were having such a which gives'individ
Dr. Richard hard time getting across to power" and "res
3T of Programs prisoners now. inmates taking
partment of Smith, however, responded, prisons." Peeler
and a panel sUting that, "The courts had
/as asked why forced us to admjt this inmate
KKK Leader Seek
To Halt Sale Of I
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make the sa
rady. a KKK illeRa, in th<
... sought at a The^. wl
r Forsyth County Rentlemef rg . .
Commissioner's foftificd ,
^ '*h? to h*w^ ducts " *
wines ..
??4ves of commer ?
because H trthe_ w hu
I ?re ?<?'?* mfor^
* on the streets of ___
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Chronica
r Bldg. W/nsfon>Sa/?m, N.C. *20 Cmn1
Sale Questu
Urban Renewal la Ne#ro
By Sharyn Bratcber
<^Ajy
w In the fall of 1975, a piece of land known a?
~ Winston-Mutual and the Burger King on Clarem
* bidder by the Redevelopment Con
- ?ubmitted: the tw> highest'
4 subrr itted by
*->e land
Je5?$v_ ;H.
\ 1 Three bids were
> and the third and lowest bia
wBKllBfc* I t " later, the white firm is developing ?.
? The high bidder, Dr J.
EE BftftQfttfiK Raymond Oliver. Jr F__
M would like an explanation
of this turn of events, and
he ia considering appeal- O
ing to HUD to get it. ^?lf
r? UV* this: ww?