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w | gets an affectionate 108th birthday kiss
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the Eating Together RSVP project at
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TOO Baltimore.
Manuel, a retired Church of God In
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visit the sick and shut-In members of the
project.
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Speaking Out
J. Francis Pohlhaus
The Mottl amendment, promises realistically to
for the first time since the work now.
: decision in Brown v Board In some cases, transporof
Education, presents a tation of students is the
direct attack on the J4th only realistic method^of
Amendment. Other at- meeting that burden. The
tempts to evade or frustrate Supreme Court met this
implementation of the .issue squarely in 1971,
amendment, such as the when it decided the case of
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ujiu auu Diucii-cagiciun )wann v Charlotteamendments,
have left the Mecklenburg Board of Edu14th
Amendment itself in- cation, a case in which the
tact and have been upheld District Court has ordered
constitutionally^because student transportation as
they .have left open other one of the remedies for the
methods of enforcing the board's policy of school i
Amendment. segregation. In upholding
fhe amendment, the use of busing in the ?
hi/M<i'1,1* "would v partially circumstances of that case,
repeal, in effect if not in a unanimous Supreme
words, the equal protection Court, with Chief Justice
clause of the 14th Amend- Burger writing the opinion,
ment. It is precisely be- ruled:
cause the Amendment for- (w[e find no basis for
bids what Congressman holding that the local
Mottl seeks to accomplish school authorities may .
that he lias resorted to a not be required to emproposed
constitutional ploy,bus transportation
amendment rather than go as one tool of school dethe
earier route of passage segregation. Desegregaofa
statute. tion plans cannot be llmlIn
Brown V Board of ted to the walk-in school.
Education, the Supreme Stated another way, the
Court held that the 14th 14th Amendment equal
Amendment prohibited ra- protection clause requires, |
cial segregation in the pub- under some circumstances, .
lie schools, stating: that students be assigned ,
We conclude that in the to other than "walk-in" |
field of public education schools. The Mottl amend- ,
the doctrine of "separate ment seeks to make the
but equal" has no place. "walk-in" school the only
Separate educational fa- one that a student can be <
cilities are inherently un- required to attend. To this 1
equal. Therefore, we extent it lessens the impact i
hold that the plaintiffs Qf the ^4^ amendment and i
and others similarly situ- exempts school desegrega- <
ated for whom the ac- tjon from the coverage of i
tions have been brought ^e equal protection clause. <
are, by reason of the seg- As recently as the 2nd 1
regation complained of, d of the ent month t
deprived of the equal the Supreme Court reaf- (
protection of the laws firmed its approval of stu.
guaranteed by the dent transportation as a
Fourteenth Amendment. tQOj ^Qr desegregation. In *
In its second opinion in twQ Qhio cases Colombo. c
the Brown case, the Court Board of Educatlon v 1
directed -that segregated pen|ck and Dayton Board of r
public schools should be Nation v Brtnkman, it *
desegregated "with all de- unhe,d school desegrega- 1
liberate speed. Thirteen t-on p]ans ordered by lower '
years later, in Green v federaj COurts that included '
School Board of New Kent busing as Qne of the 1
County, the Court held that remedies s
the deliberate speed man- . Joini ' in the dccigtell in
date required^* action that the Columbus case< Chief
would work now. It stated: Justjce Burger nQted the
School boards such as continuing validity of the
the respondent then > : i
v^uuri 5 uiiui u u 5111 k
operating state- decisions: ;
compelled dual systems (0]ar rior decl?ons
were nevertheless clearly h>ve MCtloned IU oae 1
charged with the affir- [bualngl when a conati ,
mative duty to take what- ta|Boll(1| violation of auf
ever steps might be nec- flc|ent magnltade h?
essary to convert to a been found. We cannot '
unitary system in which retry theae aenaltlve and j
racial discrimination difficult lasoea In thla ,
would be eliminated root Cmat; we ^ only Mt (
*t'.d..b|*nC TiliMITi i*"Be"6 1 legalaUnand
further: <Wd? and wtthta the ,
The burden on a school lhn,to af PPe"^ reboard
today is to come view, see that they are i
forward with a plan that followed.
(Car
Wrecks 1Sam
Shu was involved in a car accident with his I
sister's car. He explained to his sister that it
wasn't his fault that the rear bumper was smashed
and the left rear light was broken. She hard visions I
| of how the other car must have negligently banged I kV
into the rear of her car. I >7
Rather than get upset, she asked her brother 1
questions about the guilty driver, the color, make,
and model of the other car. the damage done to the I
other car, and the license number or insurance I >
company of the other driver. Sam Shu was 1 *
stunned. I
How was he supposed to know all those things? I
All he remembered was that the car was either 1 *
white or beige. He'd not known to get all other
information?thusr the guilty driven went free^ I ?
How does one avoid this kind of -tragedy? Learn I
what to do in case of an auto accident. ... I *
The follnwino ic a
n H v.>wanji ui U1IUKB IU uu; I
you and thelawy.
A. Give first aid to anyone who is injured. Call I /
an ambulance if you aren't able to give first I Jaid.
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B. Warn approaching drivers by turning the car I U
lights on or using a flashlight to indicate an
obstruction in the road. . I ?
C. Call the police. They will be able to make I *
sure an ambulahce is on the way if needed. I 0
D. Write down these facts: * I ??
- -?The other driver's name: ~~~ |
~ The license plate number of the other car; | j
The^other driver's insurance company; I 3
The names and addresses of any injured and I &
how they were injured; - I
The name and badge number of the police I J
officers answering your call; |
The names and addresses of any witnesses; T"?
An adequate description of what happened, I "
(i.e. date, time, location., weather condi- I *
Do not assume that you are at fault. You I *
may not be^ so to admit liability will make I "
things very difficult to settle. Evelyn Dove** I J
Staff Associate I
Legal Aid Society of I ?{
Northwest North Carolina, Inc. J
Hearing
Slated
On Road
RALEIGH?The North W
Carolina Department of W
Transportation will hold a I I
public^meeting July 23-in - _ _ 1
Wins ton-Salem on a study <
of the east-west traffic corridor
in Forsyth County.
Scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Thurst
in the Parkland High School
Auditorium, the meeting is
being held to receive comments
from area citizens
and to present the results of V B
the initial phase of the ^
?*,. T_ B.
The study included the I If |H|
development of alternative mBgfl
highway improvements to
meet transportation needs I
for the east-west traffic J VI ffl
:orridor in Forsyth County
md an evaluation of social,
economic and environmen- mm m m m mm
al impacts of the alternative
improvements under
:onsideration. h m
East-west highway im- Ull 1^1 Ul
jrovements for the area
currently in the stafe's I
rransportation Improve- V V |
nent Program include up-" kw m \M I ^5 9 I
grading of 1-40 and the
iast-West Thoroughfare.
*ight-of-way acquisition for
-40 is scheduled to begin ip
982-83 ind construction is
lated for 1984-85 ? JULY 19tH
Guest Pastor H|l
BLOOD PI
The Old Goler A.M.E. CUM
Zion Church, corner of 7th, ?
ind Patterson Ave., will * / |0 7
lave as their guest minis- Near Cent*
:er, Rev. Rayford - J. ,
rhompson, Sunday at their
11 a.m. service. Rev.
rhompson is associate minister
of the Friendship baptist
Church, and has been I
engaged in the picketing of
Roger West Chevrolet, Co.
for the past two weeks. I Shoppjng Hour? 10:00 Rev.
J. L. Hunt is host
minister of the church. The
public is invited.
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