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Herman L. Aldridge was named this week as the city's
first director of the office of Human Relations.
Aldridge will assume his duties on October 30th and his
office will be located in City Hall. He has been a
consultant with the North Carolina Human Relations
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council since 19b#. Aldridge said in his acceptance,
"I've found that it is the commission that plays the
crucial role between having an effective or ineffective
human relations program.
Covington From Page 1
"Authority at WSSU is so demoralized that it cannot
draw a clear distinction betwen right and wrong," says
Coleman.
The WSSU Alumni Association clashed with
Covington last fall when the chancellor announced his
goal to bring more white students to the university.
Alumni president "Jeep" Jones issued a statement at
. that time in favor of maintaining WSSU as a
predominately black institution. .
??Another difference of opinion between adrr^rstratidiT^
and student/faculty members occurred when mayoral
candidate Carl Russell was invited to speak on campus,
and permission was subsequently withdrawn on the?
grounds (hat University rules prohibited a political?
- candidate from campaigning on campus. Finally, a
compromise was reached wherein Russell delivered an
. address on citizenship to those who wished to hear
him speak.
When Congressional candidates Steve Neal and
Hamilton Horton took part in -a political forum on
Robert Ward, wondered why the Russell decision was
not applied in this instance.
> During the week of Covington's inauguration,
September 24-29, he requested and received ?BI
protection. Dr. Covington informed members of the
press that Dr. Robert Ward had written him letters
which contained threats. He also mentioned that Ward
had a "criminal record."
When Covington suspended Ward a few days later,
approximately 300 students gathered outside the
administration building in support of Ward. The
?- ?^-K^hancellor asked the students -to ^accompany him -to J
Kenneth R. Williams Auditorium. After a few minutes
of questions and answers, the students walked out on
him.
When asked about the chancellor's loss of
popularity, William Penn, president of the WSSU
Student Government Association said: "His popularity
has been tampered with..But I cannot give you any
further comment at this time."
City From Page 1
"I have checked with the Bishop and we do not want
to sell that property," Father O'Rourk said. He said
that it would separate the church and school from the
convent.
The Chronicle surveyed residents on Hattie Avenue
and none of the residents interviewed, said that they
would want to see the tank on the church property or on
their street.
Ben Erlitz, a lawyer for Legal Aid, who met with the
city officials and the residents said that the project had
other implications.
"They told the people in the area to fix up their
homes and make them nice places to live," Erlitz said.
"Now they want to come in and put this monstrosity in
the neighbothood."
Pat Swann said that construction should begin as
soon as the city and the residents can reach an
agreement.
"Construction should begin in the late spring of
1979," Swann sairfr
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