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Page - - The Chronicle - Saturday Mttixh 25I1978
Reynolds Opens
Headquarters
toured the ten acre buildFtom
Page 1 ing, which is beautifully
siad: "Welcome home, decorated with contemJuanita."
porary art works. The first
He explained that Mrs. floor lobby, which might
Kreps had been a member almost be a museum,
of the company's board of features an Alice-in-Wontrustees
until her ap- derland chess set, ceramic
pointment to the presi- displays, paintings, and
dent's cabinet. woven wall hangings.
In her address, Mrs. Colin Stokes told the
Kreps called for world- assembled guests: "From
^airnpoQ worldwoae__ogeratioiis.
^SSSSSSSfgggff^p^gf UdliLaT'' UBIBR' ' ptnpomUg
ion ceremony, the visitors citizenship here in North
had a buffet luncheon in Carolina as a model for
the spacious secondngtor^ our activities injthe nation
'" ? dining iwui, and then and in the' wM
Human Relations
From Page 1 Moore.
, Doris f. Robinson, Dr. The Substantive ComB.G.
Gokhale, Attorney mittee features Dr. Daniel
Harvey Kennedy, and Griffin, William N.. WilMrs.
Gus Galiens. Jer an(l Dr. Gokhale.
The procedural commit- The meeting was also
tee consists of: Ann Ry- attended by Mayor Wayne
der, Patrick , Hairston, Corpening, and one alderRachael
Jackson, Larry man._ Robert S. NorthingWomble,
and Georgia tonj jr Qf the West Ward.
Black Lead .
From Page 1
Rufus Edmiston also no- to meet the president,
ticed the demonstrators, either. "I was just sitting
ana nis iNemisis Jo? Fel- m the chapel with ?verymet,
who presented a body else," he said, "but
Wilmington 10 petition.to it's been quite a day.
Carter. "Everywhena l go hasn4tvf??*>
he hands me one?' The-Ohancelior echoed
things," said Etitifiston. mosiP'everybody's feel'Tm
glad he finally found ings: We had all got up
somebody else to hand it ?"with ?-the ?chickens,?
to." raced around trying to
Howard Lee, a member catch a glimpse of the
of Governor Hunt's cabi- President, and then
net, noted that he enjoyed dashed off to World Headthe
presidents visit, and quarters for another func-was
glad he came. tion.
_____ Chancellor H. Douglas Yes, indeed. It was
Covington oTWSSU didn't quite a day.
Coalition Plans March
From Page 1 .
? mismg way to pressure
in Raleigh. In a spirit of Hunt and Carter and the
genuine solidarity, those supportive powr structure
present joined together in to grant justice to the
the Coalition and resolved Wilminton Ten and the
to fight in an uncompro- Charlotte Three.
?? \ -The Tax Corner?]
I by W. Marvin Richmond, III. i
{ [8] Combined Annual Wage Reporting :
\ According to the IRS for the periods beginning i
^January 1, 1978, Schedule A of forms 941 and :
| 943, containing detailed employee earnings data, [
| will be eliminated. An expanded form W-2 will s
| replace Schedule A for SSA purposes. Forms 941 |
I and 943 will be revised but continue to provide the 5
s data currently appearing on the portion of the \
| forms 941 and 943 to be retained by IRS-income s
: taxes withheld, FICA Taxes and deposits. \
s Continue to file form 941 quarterly, Form 943 s
: annually. FTD's are unaffected by the change. \
s Also, Forms W-2P will be filed directly with SSA. j
: :
YOUTH.PHYSICAL FITNESS
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HUFFING AND PUFFING their way to physic
compete in a contest that develops not only muse
If you're an average young physical fitness of Marines
man you have nearly 60 undergoing recruit training,
pounds of muscle making On an individual basis,
up about 40 percent of your each young person can cornweight.
Soon, more than pete> against his own best
300,000 young men and efforts, against those of felwomen
representing 1,600 low students and against the
high schools nationwide will stanHnrHs ronn;?-ori
begin competing in a physi- Marine Corps recruit graducal
education program that ates. Steady improvement
could benefit every student may become its own inwho
participates. centive to achieve physical
Some may win thousands fitness. (
of dollars in scholarship Champion competitors enmoney,
and all who partici joy an all-expenses-paid \
pate will be able to improve three-day stay in the ,
their bodies. Called the nation's capital, including a
Youth Physical Fitness Pro- tour of the city and a ,
gram, it was designed by the Marine Corps parade. The
U.S. Marine Corps, and is high scoring high school
open to any student with senior at the National (
the desire to participate. Championship competition !
The competition consists receives a $2,000 scholar- 1
of five exercises~push-ups, ship offered by the Post 5
pull-ups, sit-ups, standing Cereals Division of the .
broad jump and a 300-yard General Foods Corporation. 1
shuttle run. The events are Post also awards other
basically the same as those scholarships totalling t
employed to measure the $2,500, and gives $500 to s
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Reynolds World Headquarter
addition to the Winston-Sale n
collection enhances the cultu
School Hoard
From Page 1 7-12 to remain at the same i
school year. school they're now attend-__<
An addition to the plan i
was made?wteoh~-wauld__ ? hi
allow a student in grades
enrollment at Mineral I I I
Springs and Oak Summit.
- The plan would reas- _
sign some children to ? _ _
different schools to reduce IOU COT? ?CI/73 M\
the facial balance at these clllb or organizoh
schools. Mineral Springs , . - '
-is presently 65 per cent SUtSdiphonsJo tl.
black and Oak Summit is Will pOV^l OC
r over 4fr per cent-black7 ???y-~?=
Next year Mineral Springf pre-paid SUBSCrT?
would be 38 per cent black CHRON
and ratio at Oak Summit
will be reduced also ^_| a
Mrs. Brewer objected to ^a/i LZi> TOT JH
the change because these
neighborhoods are natu- ^
rally integrated and child- * M * J- ^
ren that live together and M **
play together shouldn't he * V|
forced to go to a different
school just to achieve ra- > ??^??*v-?
cial balance.
The assignment plan 1
will also effect students f
living in the Mebane 1
School District. Mebane
will be closed by a request
from the Highway Department
and students in that
district will be reassigned ' \A/^^I II ^
-TP" Diggsj^Skyland and Wy/UL
j Brown Intermediate ' ^
Schools. \ A /
The pupil assignment {\ y V
plan if passed by the ^ Q
courts since the school j i JWQfV lli? LJ?
system is still operating
under a court order, will i (
go into effect at the be- C^i\/t
ginning of the 1978-79 } KJIVl
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DON'T PLACE LAMPS
EMPHASIS
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QBKit I) 7 and
al fitness, students can ^
ties, but team spirit as well. 7 Chr (
the high-scoring team from l
each of the six districts in '
the meet. The award is to
be used by the schools to ( |
purchase physical fitness
equipment for non-varsity
programs. A
Any high school in the I. 5
United States mav ronnont V
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information on the program J
from Marine Recruiting sta- I
tions located throughout a
the country or from Head- 7 Will
quarters Marine Corps, I ^
Washington, D.C. On invita- A
tion from the school, f Qi
Marine personnel will pro- 1
vide information and guid- ? ITlSt
ance, including a film which I
demonstrates the correct V
;xecution of each phys- 9
real fitness event, as well
is highlights of the na- t
ional competition in Wash- '
ngton, D.C.
Schools that see fit to par- 9
icipate frequently see fit | T
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