V \ * The Candidates Among the political hopefuls in 1984 ai 10 black Forsyth county residents. Magazine Section, Bl. W VUL. X NU. 2f U~j * H ^1 K ^S&ati^K- fwEP' 9 >9HIH IflMHi CIAA Fan * ?Among ths fans at last week's CI/ tress Jayne Konnaly* -who, beti pearances for a soft-drink company $ Campaign Notes A catchy nai By ROBIN ADAMS Chronicle Staff Writer Notes from the campaign trail: While other candidates are still planning their strategies, The Rev. C.E. Greene, a Democratic candidate for Forsyth County register of deeds, has already devised a snappy campaign slogan. "Steak in the White House, cheese in vmir hmisp Wp havf* thp rlont I vntp it out," will grace all of his campaign literature, Greene says. Greene says he's also counting on some voters getting his name confused with Lt. Gov. Jimmy Green, Democratic candidate for governor. "I'm- counting on getting some of his votes," Greene says. School board candidate Evelyn Terry began her campaign with a stylish affair at the Hilton Inn last Sunday night. Entitled. "An Evening With Evelyn Terry," the event gave people an opportunity to -4iwct Terry Open Line They're neith rv. i? ~ 1 ? i ?: i v^. i HI suic m<iii> pcupic nave nuuceu physical similarities between Al Beaty, i manager, and Walter Marshall, president NAACP. Are they brothers? A: No, Beaty and Marshall aren't brothers aren't even related. But they are mistaken f quite often, says Beaty. "I can be walking down the street and pc 'Hey, Mr. Marshall,' and I speak them tc and keep on going," says Beaty. And neither is Beaty related to Alderman ble or the Rev. Jesse Jackson, he says, b people say resemble him. A Potential Hazard Q; Where is the water eominp from that p corner of Fifth and Marshall streets and Hyatt House? When it freezes over, it ere driving hazard. ? NORFOL Election Year '84 inston 5 P S Nn nfi7Qm jfl " fl ^ fe. s . H^. ^ iA tournament was ac- and WtAfc veen promotional ap- James Pai , watched Norfolk ?tate ne and slogan to solicit campaign contributions. Alderman Larry Little may have spent so much time drawing a redistricting plan for electing 39th District state House Representatives so he can run for state House in the future, says one black elected official. Quips Little in response: "That's not Election Year *84 mmmmm true. The state House is beneath me. When I run for state office, I will be running for governor." Although Winston-Salem's aldermanic elections are a year off, the only black alderman who may get some black op position is Vivian Burke, say observers. ter brothers nor the striking A: The water is coming froi assistant city^ditioning unit, which is moi of the local dec* adjoined to the hotel traffic engineer. A.J. The water drains from a . In fact, they McKinney. and runs o or each other ^nt'1 n?w; he says' h,su off blem, but he agrees with yoi ;ople will say. haff ?PeciallV during th > them nicely McK.nney says the water a drainage System, and say: f ... care of. i Larry Wornoth of whom Klan Queries Q: Has the number of Ku F ours onto the during the past 10 years nati alongside the Carolina? How active has th ates an awful the last few years? J.P. Please se K WINS CIAA TITLE: P, Learnli Learn educational d advantage of Peopk, A6. Salem C The Twin City's Award-Winning Weekly Winston-Salem, N.C. Thursday, M HEEpPVSHH* ;?3J * mjm Wm^ w 9 B ? #9 |k^| ton-Saiem State in the semi-finals (photo by rker). * B^^Ht" j^B B ^Bk BEIm l k;, > if' V \' i *%& tMm*ktui- ^B ^ < I >g^fl 18? ^k B %. ? tfg?F ^mc % f T^k -/ - ? HKak^viBk . ^ B^b ^v HP w ^01 ^b^ I^Blf !_: la ^ i ia. - A Virginia Union cheerleader finds her teams loss to St. Augustine's hard to bear at last week's C!AA tournament in Norfolk (photo by James Parker). relatives m the Hyatt House's ai^ con- jS^^BpT . anted atop the city's parking 9H ft , says Brent McKinney, city ft** pipe insic{e. the parking deck, ^** E?ll[ nto the street from the curb. ice wasn't aware of the pro- I 11 that the water is a potential should be channeled into s he'll have the matter taken (lux Kfan members increased mnallv9 What about in North ie KKK been in the Triad over On Virginia's Highway S C.H. bornly holds its ground i apace A11 Parker). r age b2 mmm rig To Earn To Earn Program opens oors for those who take Chronic arch 1, 1984 35 cents Of teen-agers by m& Patrols in to curb ha Jy ROBIN ADAMS J Chronicle Staff Writer < I Increased complaints from parents that i a white male is harassing their teen-aged daughters have prompted local police to 1 beef up their patrols around the city's i elementary and junior high schools. "We have found that we have a number ] r ftia - ? oi people an over tne city in and around i different grade schools who are bothering \ young girls," says Maj. O.D. Redd of the Winston-Salem Police Department's I Uniform Patrol Division. "As a result, in r the last couple of weeks we have increased < patrols in and around the grade schools." The heaviest patrols occur between 8-9 1 a.m. and 2-3:30 p.m., when students enter I and leave the school grounds, says Redd. t * Redd says the police have also asked the schools to mount strong information pro- t grams that educate the children on how to c deal with strangers. i Initially, one white male was reported to be harassing black girls in c predominantly black neighborhoods. t Now two other white males have been i spotted throughout the city. I Several weeks ago, Lewis Carlton, 25, was arrested and charged with the atfempted kidnapping of a Brown Elementary Little content w By ROBIN ADAMS Chronicle Staff Writer Though his state House redisricting 3lan was not embraced by the Forsyth bounty House delegation, North Ward \lderman Larry Little still considers it a success. "A least now everybody is talking ibout two predominantly black single- ! nember districts," Little said. To ease traffic problem Residents satisfi By JOHN SLADE Chronicle Assistant Editor I After a neighborhood meeting last < week with Alderman Martha Wood and Assistant City Manager Pat Swann, j residents in the northwest portion of 25th i Street say they're satisfied with the city's ^ ' ~*l8t'.- -fr .j.^' ' if, r*. KmPP&T Fft"" ??A JH TlPSP^^I'^Sk,, , , iiWHi^^HiiMBHHBMBMBHiBHBWHmRMHI^IBHBHIim^^MHBII 8, progress and tradition meet almost n the shadow of power lines and indust 26 Pages This Week t creased irassment khool student. He was released on 515,000 bond and his scheduled Feb.22 District Court appearance was continued jntil March 5. Carlton is described as a clean-shaven, landsome man and he has been seen drivng a black Monte Carlo. The second male is between the ages of 16-19, has a slender build, dark hair, a nustache and a goatee and drives a small vhite car with a dark stripe on the side. The third male is between the ages of 16-18, has shoulder-length blond hair and to facial hair. He has been seen drivinc an alder-model green Chevrolet. According to police reports, the men lave made lewd gestures, used obscene anguage and tried to lure youngsters into heir cars. The three have probably been harassing he girls for some time, says Redd, but :itizens have been reluctant to report the ncidents. "These incidents have probably been >ccurring but nobody has been bothering o report them," Redd says. "For some eason people have not been calling the police. Maybe they figured it was a onetime thing." Although the police and the white comPlease see page A3 ith alternative The Little Plan divided the county into :wo predominantly black single-member districts that almost assured black caniidates of winning state House elections. But the plan endorsed by the delegation Wednesday prescribes two single-member alack districts and at-large elections for :he remaining three candidates. That plan, designed by the legislative drafting service, features one district with a Please see page A12 ed with efforts efforts lo take a look at the traffic problem in their area. 4'No conclusions were reached/* said Cheryl Bailey, who lives at 1020 25th St. '4... Our major concerns are reducing the speed of traffic, and we'd like to see that the traffic is not increased substantially Please see page A3 t face-to-face as a farmhouse ?tubtrtal smoke stacks (photo by J??mcs

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