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By Yvonne Anderson appointments in the
Staff Writer predominantly black institutions
and for the conInstructors
on the campus ferral of permanent tenure
of Winston-Salem State on any faculty member,
University are fearful of unless there are evrentinnat
losing their jobs due to the ???????????
consent decree which - _ _# ' g
precipitated the desegrega- tGitOndl
tion settlement between the ^ - 7~~Z
Department of Education XmGlcltGCl 5
and the University of North _^...
Carolina system. circumstances."
The consent decree re- That means that instrucquires.
in part that, "the tors currently under con
University shall require the?tract -who do not meet the
doctorate or other ap- requirements will not be
propriate terminal degree reconsidered for a position
for all new full-time faculty when the terms of their con9
Community Batti
By Yvonne Anderson residential to the apartment
Staff Writer dwelling status currentlysought
by a local realty
?^^^Residents of the Shalimar company.
community, located on S.C.P. Office Partnership
Reynolds Park Road jusf petitioned the Forsyth
aoove winston-salem State County Planning Board for
University, are banding a public hearing to review
together in an attempt.to t*heir proposed 220-unit
slop the r'czoning of apartment complex on
neighborhood from Salem Lake Road. The real__
Guild Director D
By Yvonne Anderson ed from the Ebony Fashion
Staff Writer Fair, which was sponsored
by the Guild on Oct. 31,
Carolyn Neal, president 1981.
of the Winston-SalemlJrban Details are scarce, as
League Guild, has disap- neither Thomas Elijah,
peared mysteriously. It has president of the local
been rumored that Neal left chapter of the National Urtown
with the proceeds rais- ban League, nor Ricky
McGee Probe
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By Allen H. Johnson, III tee Chairman Vivian Burke
Managing Editor and Stuart asking that they
examine the actions of
It is unlikely that the police in the case.
Winston-Salem Board of McGce, former director of
Aldermen will probe the the Benton Convention
undercover police investiga- Center and Memorial Coition
of William McGee and iseum, and Smith, a former
Michael Smith, says City aide to U.S. Rep. Stephen
Manager Bill Stuart. Neal, were found guilty ot
"I do not have in front of conspiring to traffic in come
any compelling reason caine and sentenced on
to justify an investigation," Nov. 21 to seven years in
Stuart told the Chronicle prison and a $50,000 fine,
last week. . Both men have given
Ann TomsJwho played a notice of appeal to the N.C.
key role irft the McGee- Court of Appeals.
Smith invest^alion as an Mrs. T^ms, who has scrvfofr
undercover agent, sent cd in a number of capacities
telegrams Dec. 22 to the as an informant and understate
Attorney General's of- cover agent for law enforcefice,
Public Safety Commit- See Page 2
The Chronicle will not '
be open for business on
Friday, Jan. 15.
We instead will pay
homage to the Rev. Martin
Luther King Jr. on
what would have been
his 53rd birthday,
I Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. whether the political
ute To Dr. 1
ton-Sale.
"Serving the Winston-Salem C(
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ns?nt Decree
tracts expire. terpreted that we are opposDolan
Hubbard, chairman ed to."
of the educational council Hubbard said that with the
and an instructor of English stipulations of the decree,
at the university, says he is WSSU could end up with a
trying to articulate the con- faculty comprised of totally
' white professors. Hubbard
^ ^ said that possibility is a bad
vjn Ji 2IQ6 *? break for predominantly
> black institutions which
itOry Below need to continue their tradition
of educating young
cerns of the faculty. blacks.
44It is not so much that we Only 38 percent of the
are opposedito increasing WSSU faculty^ hold terthc
level of doctoral degrees?mfnal degrees, the lowest
here/' said Hubbard, 44it*s level of all five predominatthe
way in which it is being ly black institutions in the
done, the way it is^beinj* ? See Page 2
\es Rezoning
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tv company is asking that low-income tenants,
the involved land be rezon- More than 200 people at- *
ed from R-4 (single Tamily tended a neighborhood
residential) to. R-2-S (multi- meeting last Tuesday night
family apartment). in Emmanuel Baptist
The 220 unit complex will Church to voice their
rent tor between $260 and grievances with the propos$300
dollars, contrary to *?h nlan Manv r<?ciri#?r?ic co%?
( WW I VOIV4VII1.1 JUJf
the belief of Shalimaft that they resented the fact,
residents that th? apart-rezoning was being
ments will be designated for See Page 2
isappears
Wilson, Southern Regional around Jan. 4." said EliGuild
coordinator and past jah. '
guild president, would Elijah has suspended the
make comments on the guild from functioning until
situation. the leagues's board of direc- .
"1 understand she has left tors have a chance to meet
town.and I learned about it and discuss the situation.
when we came back from But members of the guild
the Christmas holidays , See Page 2
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Attorney R. Lewis Ray and Earline 1
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that he choose to Church News ... .21
or not. ^ .. . *i A
For the last 13 vears Editorials
bills proposing that Social Whirl 6 King's
birthday be made
a national holiday have Lifestyle 26
died at the hands of CongrCSS
c'd n Sports 17
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Progress on the East earlier
Winston shopping center develop
continues smoothly, say ci- the cen
ty officials, although a Clarcm
number of houskeeping rnodate
matters must be ironed out behind
during the coming weeks. Broadic
^One of those matters, says just wai
Valerie Broadie, the city's little bu
economic development with it,'
coordinator, is a contract Third,
I between Winston-Salem agrceme
I and the Denartment nt " and dr
Housing and Urban finished
Development which must the sati!
be approved by both sides ties irn
before construction on the structio
center can begin. HL'D's Fourt
proposed version is ex- based
pected to arrive by earls Vieno i<
February. spectu*
Another is the moving ot '4Fquit\
'aimer the site of the center itself. be tied
The Consent Deere
Poll Calls It "Disc
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Munuuinf* Editor school require terminal governn
in u> iiiiiii^ anu "the (Jo
\ ^December poll eon- reappointment ot its propria!
ducted at Winston-Salem teaching staff. for all r.
State University reveals Eighty-two percent of the appoir
dissatisfaction among respondents said that they predom
faculty with the LNC felt the consent decree set- st it in k>i
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arts Progress
engineering depart- struetion begins," Broadie
working on" a revis- said.
plan," Broadie said Though there are some it's,
this week. The involved in the proeess, says
ers have moved v Assistant City Manager for
ter further ,4up on Special Projects Allen
ont" to accom- Joines, "it's just a matter
employee parking of crossing t's and dotting
I the building, i's. It's normal business
explained. "They procedure."
ited to move it up a In the meantime, R. Lewis
t just to play around Ray, who is continuing his
she said.- efforts to make center
the first draft of an black-owned, is working
rnt between the city with other black citizens to
velopers has" been create a committee to solicit
. It, too, must meet black investors,
sfaction of the par- "We're targeting the totai
olved before con- community," Ray said
n begins. Monday afternoon. "Wc
h, Minneapolis- want total community pardeveloper
Mark ticipation, not just a handi
working on a pro- ' ful of black
? for investors, enterpreneurs."
' money also has to Although an additional
down before con- See Page 2
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nent, \\ hich requires on any faculiv mcinhci.
etorale or other ap- unless ihere,are exceptional
le terminal degree circumstances" is unfair
icw full-time I'acultx, An additional K2 percent
it merits t o the said that the\ felt that the
infant l\ black in eon sent decree is*
is and tor the con- See Page 2