-? ' Winst i VOL. VI. No. 3 40 PAGES ' Deputy S By John W. Tenjpleton Stiff A county sheriff's deputy said in Forsyth Traffic Court he had to handcuff a 79-year-old Montrose Avenue man during a traffic arrest because the man laid his hand on the deputy's gun while beign removed from his car. The testimony came during the trial of Ernest W. Williams, 79, of 2364 Montrose Ave. last Thursday on a charoe of failinc* to vioU ?* ' ~La 1?J ????0-ry w* a**itin^ iv jivivj iu a L/iuc 11^111 |ii11u siren. Williams was given prayer for judgment on the charge by District Court Judge Gary B. Tash. "I had to remove the driver from the vehicle by an iiimiiiminmmiiiimiiiiiimiiHiiiiiiiiiiitmiiiiiiiiHiimmiiiimiiimHiiiHimiiiiiiiiHiiiiii * Black College Foi lllllllllllllltlllltlltlllllllllllllltlllimillllllllllllllHMHillltlllttHIIMHIIIUIItlMltlllttMIWMWMI iaWL ikir^Bl K^l hmm Sjifl ^LilMr Hh*!L ? **4^1 sW''i . f "street More than 100,000 people attended the two day Street Scene event this paat Saturday and Sunday downtown, [left] A young gent Is fascinated by a down and his monkey, [right] The Patterson Avenue YMCA Cadets ItlllllfllllllllllltttlllllltfllllllllllllllllllllllltlltlllllltltllltftltdlttHtllHflllHIItltMIIIIMIItlllMI Doctors Eye E. By Yvette McCullough Jonathan Weston have Staff Writer submitted a bid of Four physicians who $20465 to the Community are seeking to acquire Development Department land in the East Winston for a parcel of land on the area to build a medical corner of Fifth and Clarebuilding to house their mont beside the Winston offices, hopes that their Mutual Building. move will be an incentive "If we are given approto attract other black doc- val, maybe additional land tors to the area. in that area will become Dr. Charlie Kennedy, available," Dr. Kennedy, Dr. Harvey Allen, Dr. spokesperson for the phy I homas Clarke, ana ur. sicuins ioiu me ^nronicie. 33 Fall Styl sSSSst - . fflbi . ^H[j? K 4k?jSl' > u y*.\* S/' * 3t*i Juan Phillip*, Starllte 2 production model, wean a tweed Hult, the rage In mcn'i wear this fan. * 1 I Lon-Sale "Serving the Winston C THIS WEFK W1NST0N-S, ays Man," armhold," testified Officer J.G. Tuttle of the county sherriff s department, "at which timeT he laiiHiishand on^my revolver." "I'm sorry I did have to handcuff him," said the officer. "I wouldn't have done it if his hand hadn't been on the gun." The trial resulted from an Aug. 26 incident on U.S. 52 North. Tuttle said he was traveling on the highway when n^Bse^e^WilIiams^a^raveling at "an extremely lowB rate of speed." I Traffic, including an ambulance, began to back upl behind the car, said Tuttle. The deputy said he used hisl iimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiHiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiimmifl itball Tab Inside *1 m m?h| ' i ^ IhRS Staff Photo* by McCoUoogh Scenes ? perfonn their steps daring one of their performances al the Street Scene. Inside, Albert King famed bines singer talks about his life and regrets on page 8. More Street Scene interviews inside. iiimHiittiiiiiiHiiimiiiiiiiintiiiHiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiimiiiii Winston Land "We haven't been able to been interested in the attract new black doctors area for two or three to the area in 10 years and years. He said eentralizI have been told by black ing the offices shou Id doctors that they are inte- make it easier for patients, rested _in coming to "We all have different Winston-Salem." areas of specialty," Dr. Dr. Kennedy also said Kennedy said. "I'm in that they are encouraging pediatrics, Dr. Allen is in other physicians to come surgery, and D?> Clarke to the area, because they and Weston are in Obgyn. are needed in the com- "With our patients so munity. He said he and the other doctors have ft?e ? * * . es tmphasi; Wool,Tweed For Men By John W. Templeton Staff Writer g?^ng rnore conservative, more dressy." Wool and tweed are the Among the other highmagic words in men's lights of this season ir wear for the fall and men's wear will a revival winter. of the popularity of the Those fabrics will be sweater,shouJderpatches cropping up in suits, and tabs on coats, pleats slacks and topcoats as in pants, an occasional part of a trend towards a short cuff in pants, twodressier, more conserva- inch ties, a resurgence in tive look this fall. " the two-piece suit and in The choices also reflect cotton shirts. a concern for buying clo- The loweing of thermothes which will last, sav- stat levels to conserve 1 ing money in the long run. energy during the cold "They're buying a little season will lead more more quaiuy now oecause ycuyic iaj ?tai jwtaiwu, they think it's a fetter said David Stith of Frank investment," said Buck A. Stith downtown. Petree, a buyer with Hine- In addition to the crew Bagby downtown. neck sweater popular last "Last year, jeans were year, buyers will find the thing," said A1 Dole> V-necks and sweater man, manager of the Real Thing. "Now, they're See Page 7 *m Chir \ ommunity Since 7974" * \LEM, N.C. 20 cents *' U. 7%Reach lights and siren but Williams did not stop until he pulled in front of the cats?with-^^-stat^-highway-pAtfolmair behind the car. During a Chronicle interview several days after the incident. Williams said that the handcuffs were placed so tiphtl V th.Qt hie Kofiffc- > J ' ' 1 - o?j " -? -* HUWVJ3 **cic iui uuimg me incident, displaying a pair of blood-stained pants he said he wore that day. According to Williams, he was seeking an alternate route to the N.C. driver's license bureau on Patterson Avenue because that street was blocked by bridge construction. He went onto U.S. 52 driving slow&r in vyrf -v American St I By John W. Templeton Staff Writer There are a minimun of 150 political prisoners in 16 states of the United States, says the head of a national organization seekmg their freedom. ?Ms. Chartene M i t ch e 11, executive secretary of the National Alliance against Racist and Political Repression, said in Winston-Salem Monday that there could be "tens of thousands" more who are in American jails because thev are poor or black. "I'm talking about people who literally have not done anything," said Ms. Mitchell during a stopover at a local home on her way from award ceremonies Tast weekend for Wilmington 10 defendant Ben Chavis in Durham. The alliance has submitted a list of ISO prisoners including the Wilmington 10, to the United Nations alVg*ng z systematic pattern- of discrimination in violation of the U.ft. Charter. City Ponder; i y \ dDxKelocatu By Yvette McCulIough Staff Writer * Possible reorganization of the Community Development Department may result in tke loss of positions in an area which has received the most complaints. Gary Brown, director of CD told the Chroncle that the reorganization may result in the loss of two relocation workers, as well as employees in real estate and housing area. The city's relocation effort has received numerous complaints from groups such as the NAAC^P, the East Winston Restoration Association, the Liberty Patterson Neighborhood Association, the Watkins Street Improvement Association and the League of Women voters, which initiated-ajawsuit against the city. TU ^ _1\ ! l i?- ? - - " i nc gruups Crimea mat rne city nad violated ze Durability AM A A m w* J B 11 ' A gi A?.H n&I^P * . '. 40 v V | J r I v J Ic y*^ ^v-l V g^*Jtj^H^P. . nPi| i wMSKw flBKsB^D / ' i/f1 ?' Audrey Cockerham, models a two piece salt, the In thing for women's fashion this fall. \ oqicle > S.P.S. NO. 067910 Saturday, Sept. 15, 1979 ~ id for Gun * %_ a search of an exit. He said, "I didn't stop for the sirens because I wasn't speeding. I thought they were after somebody else." Williams' lawyer, David Hough, said during the trial that Williams' reaching for the gun "must have been a misperception on the officer's part. He (Williams) physically doesn't seem c a p ab 1 eof taking anyone's gun." Judge Tash said, "The evidence I've heard raises some concern about his future driving," however, the judge took note of Williams' perfect driving record in issuing the prayer for judgement. Jails Hold fc I R mb n mm ji mm#1 (I prisoners To investigate their contention, a panel of seven judges and lawyers from India, Sweden, Great Britain, Nigeria, Chile, Trinidad and Tobago and Senegal visited the United States for three weeks in August, interviewing prisoners and reviewing legal documents. The just-released renort of th^ n?n#?i 4 --i ? r " v find that a prima-facie case has been made out that there % exists jji the U.S. today a consistent pattern of gross and reliably attested violations of the human and legal rights of minorities, including policies of racial discrimination adn segregation." Mitchell heads an organization which was founded in 1973 as an outgrowth of the Angela Davis defense committee. Since its founding, the alliance has taken an "active rote iir efforts to free the Wilmtngton Charlotte Three. "There was a recognition that we couldn't possibly be successful with different defense committees for each case," said Mitchell. 44 So we decided to pool cur resources and attempt to get systematic relief." s Slash * - V )n Workers? i a i relocation procedures and that the city "continues to propose activities^ which result in the additional displacement of lower income persons, most of whom are black. Brown said that if a oositionis terminated that npr?nn would be given an opportunity to look for jobs in city government. He said he is to submit a report to the Board of Aldermen within 45 days, and at present he does not know the impact on services from the loss of positons in relocation. Alderman Devries a strong backer^ of the reorganization told the Chronicle that he thought the reorgani-, zation would result in increased efficiency in the department and h^lp to speed up programs. Devries said that with increased efficiency, money spent by over budgeting could be channeled back into programs. , Variety Free-lance For Women By Yvette McCallough older woman. Staff Writer "The suits with the _f short jacket or the dress There is no excuse thi s and Ms are fall for a woman not to fashionable for the older look her best. Pract.cally woman/. Ms wjlson everything is in and the only thing a waeman ?Skirts are real|y fash. really needs is to "do her jonab|e thjs fa? .. sald own thing", said Ricky Audrey Cockerham of Wilson, owner of Ricky s sams Clothing Store. Boutique. < .cu:-*- j .1 jmid <tic urcssy, iney "Jackets are in, skirts come with pockets, splits are in, dresses are in am! and are made of polyester sweaters are in," Ms. and can be worn year Wilson said. "However round." the one thing a well Cockerham said that " dressed woman should the splits are continuing have this fall is a tailored to be popular this fall. suit." . "Splits comc in diffeShe said that tailored rent lengths, they're in suits, pin striped or dou- the back, fro?t and on ble breasted are really in. both sides," she said. The suits are a good She also said that the investment for the young woman as well as the See Page 7 r \ ' ^ -

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