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State Competition
It may not be a major milestone in civil rights progress,
but for Natalie Oliver it's significant. She's the first black
woman in the 34-year history of the annual Miss Nev>
Hampshire scholarship pageant to win the state competition.
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Klan Training
Camp Outlawed
New York, N.Y., May Massachusetts, Michigan
29... Legislation outlawing . Nevada and Rhode Island
| paramilitary training camps he added.
run by the Ku Klux Klarf ADL has monitored thi
and other extremist groups Klan since the I920's and i
has been passed by the Con- recognized as the most com
necticut state legislature plctc source of informatioi
and has been introduced in on KKK membership an<
eight other state activities, including the pro
legislatures, according to liferation of its paramilitar;
the Anti-Defamation training camps.
League of B'nai B'rith. The model statute, whicl
Seymour Reich, chair- was made public ii
man of the League's na- February, calls for im
tional Civil Rights Commit- prisonment and/or fine
tee, told a meeting of against those found guilt
ADL's National Commis- of operating paramilitar
sion at New York's Grand camps or receiving trainin
Hyatt Hotel, that the Con-~ there,
necticut law now goes to According to Mr. Reich
Gov. William A. O'Neill it w?uld make training i
for signing. t^e use ?f arms, explosive}
This legislation, as well as incendiary devices o
the proposed laws introduc- "techniques capable c
ed in the other eight states causing injury or.death"
and soon to be introduced crime when the intention
in five additional ones, is to "employ the sam
hac#?rt r*n a mnrlpl statute nlawfully for use in, or i
1 drawn up by ADL's Law furtherance of,?a ' CIV
Department, Mr. Reich disorder.**
sa^cl Addressing Jewish con
The eight states in which munity leaders gathere
the paramilitary training from across the nation fc
bill has beer^ introduced the Commission meetir
were listed by Mr. Reich as through Monday, June
California, ^Colorado, Mr. Reich said the Least
Florida, Georgia, North was guided by three prii
Carolina, Pennsylvania, ciples in drawing up tl
Texas and Wisconsin, model statute. (1) it mu
Those states in which the no* violate C onstitution
legislation is scheduled to guarantees, particular
be introduced are Idaho,
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ton-Sale
vnvgttre WinMun-Sa/em<
Is 1
RlaMr T>
front Chronicle Report* The theme of the Convention
is "Now Is The Time
The National Black In- For Self-Determination:
dependent Political Party- Organize-Build-Change."
North Carolina (NBIPP- Hundreds of people are exNC)
is inviting Black people pected to gather to discuss
from throughout the State the severe problems facing
to attend its First Annual the Black community such
Convention to be held June as Reagonomics, racist
19-21, 1981 at the Ebenezer violence, low representation
Baptist Church, 652 of Blacks in elected pOsiRaleigh
Road ins Rocky tions, and other important
Mount, North Carolina, matters.
No Tax
Flans t or <
County Buc
By Yvonne Anderson ty Commissioners respecStaff
Writer lively.
The county tax rate is
County residents will en- 78.5 cents for every $100 of
joy a one cent decrease in assessed property. The total
property taxes next year, proposed budget, if approv|
while city residents will feel ed by the Forsyth County
no difference as their pro- Commissioners, is $79.5i
perty taxes remain the million and was presented
' saihc. .. " V by County Manager Pete
This good news came out Jenkins,
wherv the two budgets were ?A public hearing on the
presented before the Board county budget has been set
of Aldermen and the Coun- for June 15 at 7 p.m. on the
^_______
S.W.A.T. Rally
?Replaced By
Music Concert
By Beverly McCarthy be held at the fair grounds
Staff Writer on July 4. Now he says that
he had contacted Austin
?The KJanand Southern ^artier, but no decision had
Whites Against Tirrany, been made concerning the
, (S.W.A.T.) rally that was location of the rally. .
, supposed to be held at the "There will be a rally
Dixie Classic Fair Grounds held on July 4, but we don't
e on July 4 will not take know whether it will be held
s place. At least not at the at the fair grounds or not,"
- fair grounds on July 4. he explained.
i Bill Austin, manager of According to Austin, the
i the grounds, said that he fair grounds have been con
knew nothing about the ral- tracted to Mark 5, Incory
ly. porated, a concert promo"I
haven't been con- tions agency to hold the
h tacted by Warren Brooks or "Carolina Explosion" on
n any other member of the fourth of July,
i- S.W.A.T.," he said. The Carolina Explosion
s Warren Brooks, is expected to be the biggest
y S.W.A.T. leader, had outdoor concert ever held in
y reported earlier that a the triad. A representative
g Klan-S.W. A.T. rally would See Page 2
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al ?
^ Human Resources Consultant *s president, James Mack, si
mt,n*
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m Ghfi
The Time For Self-Deterr
arty ToC
This Convention is a Troupe of Winston-Salem,
family oriented event with a fashion show and musical
many different activities in- selections; business sessions
eluding a Unification and Ecumenical Service.
D e a a L. f ? -r r? i ? ? - ...
u.wo*ias* ui oiacK Scheduled to address the
organizations; information body are such noted
and training workshops; a scholars and political acChildrens'
Program; a tivists such as Rev. Ben
Youth Academy for Chavis, Director of the
teenagers; Entertainment UCC Commission For
Show featuring the Paul Racial Justice Washington,
Robeson Drama Theatre of D.C. Field Office; Dr. BarRaleigh,
the Otesha Dance bara Sizcmore, former
seventh floor of the Hall of m
Justice.
Although the county I
budget is balanced, many
factors could upset Jenkins' *1
estimations. Jenkins'
budget includes a 5 percent
pay increase for more than
I -
i, juu county employees, ?>
howcucr* compensation foe
many employees is tied 1
directly to state support.
Jenkins recommended that
the commissioners not lake $
final action on pay adjust- jjt* ~
ment until the fall. | |
The city will neither get a
decrease nor an increase in ^
property taxes. No property
tax increase was required to
balance the $121.7 million ^
budget presented by City
Manager Bill Stuart at a
special aldermen's meeting. J
The budget calls for a 75 *
percent salary increase for Wm
all city employees. Stuart's ^
oudget is 24 percent larger A
than this year's budget Sisters of the McElroy family
u/hirh Hprv?nrU mnctlv nn vinoc fnr tU
""""V w" "vwywf ?l. ISI4JIH, J vu i nun
planned federally financed Cater's body was recovered J
water and sewer construe- imiiiiniiiimiiiniiiiiHiiiiiiiiiimiHiitiiniim
tion projects. The recommended
budget also y*?/- /? r*
assumes an increase in the WllOCKj Ol
cost of the city building permits
and landfill fees. A Washington' D.C.-On
new fee, that will raise an June 23,1981, there will be a
estimated $200,000 annual- celebration of the one hunly,
is the establishment of dred and twenty-fifth an- /
charges for handling com- niversary of WilberforcC
mercial garbage collected University, the first
from dumpsters. American college establishThe
Aldermen must cd by blacks for blacks. It
adopt the budget by July 1, will be held at 7:30 p.m. at
and are expected to vote on the Convention Center in
it at their June 29 meeting. Cincinnati, Ohio. The
A public hearing will be celebration will occur as
held June 18 at 7:30 p.m. at part of the annual meeting
City Hall.
Past (
n
seen
By Yvonne-Anderson
Staff Writer
ft "The growth that vye've
ft^ seen in the past ten years
ft will not be evident in the
next ten years ^nd you can
ft count on that^*v said James
E. Mack when speaking t9
ft the regular meeting of the
Greater Winston Kiwanis
Club.
yoke to Kiwanis Club recently Mack who is the president
of the Human Res
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onicle 1
ttt-.-T- ?M?????! ! II !? > - ?,?*
~ ~+%b ceifis - 2ti "Pagr^^fffs Wrc^k
nination "
Convene
superintendent of the vention "This will be the
Washington, D.C. School most important political
system and professor at the event for Black people in
University* of Pittsburgh; the State of North
Floyd McKissick,v North Carolina."
Carolina activist and at- Workshops on Saturday*"'**?".?- j
torney; Rev. John W. Flem- afternoon will cover such
ing of Shaw University; vital issue* as Black Land
Rev. L.H. Whelchel, pastor Loss and Food
of Russell Memorial CME Cooperatives; Votel* Rights
Church of Durham and Act Extension Strategies; t .4
many others. Says the Rev. Government Repression
Ben Chavis about the Con- See Pa^e 2
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mother Funeral
y /wg e<7c/t other in front of the chapel where funeral ser~
iel Cater, A t/anta's 28th murder victim, were held May 30.
rrom the Chattahoochee River May 24.
rce Hosts 125 th Year
of the?ertTncil of Bishops Methodist Episcopal
aruk^he General Board of Church purchased property
jrf\ie A.M.E. Church, for the new institution at
Wilberforce's founder and Tawawa Springs 'near
benefactor. Xenia. The school progressFounded
in the State of ed until the Civil War when
Ohio in 1856, Wilberforce enrollment dwindled and
University is the first black financial support declined;
college in America and was the original Wilberforce
named to honor the great closed in 1862.
18th century abolitionist, 'In March of the followWilliam
Wilberforce. Early in8 year? Bishop Daniel A.
that year, members of the See Page 2
Irowth
In Future
source Consultants, Inc.. research for different cornbegan
his informal talk by panies. Mack stated that
explaining the function of his company works closely
his firm, with the Equal Employ4
Tm kind of a lawyer, we ment Opportunity Commisgive
advise to corpora- sion.
tions," said Mack. "We Mack said. "A black
look at the goals and objec- conservative that a person
tives of a company and then who files complaint ought
develop plans to help them to be able to prove that they
further those goals." have been discriminated
HRC specializes in deve- against."
loping affirmative action "If the administration
programs and doing market See Pu^e 25
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