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finance the project with Community
Development Block
Grant loans and money raised
from sorority members.
? The project is expected to cost
between $725,000 and $750,000
to build.
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Will undergo examination
s Superior Court Judge Melzer
Morgan Monday granted the request
of Cecil Wayne Bost's at_
tpmey that Bost undergo a
, psychiatric examination.
- Bost, a white,.man, is charged
with assault ' with a deaHlv
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weapon with intent to kill in a July
10 incident involving a black
man, Donny Ray Murray, 27, of
Walkertown. j'
i The judge also rescheduled
Bost's arraignment for Oct. 27.
; In requesting that his client '
receive psychiatric help, attorney
William Wood said that Bost has
\tL long history of manicdepressive
illness.
; Wood said after the judge's
decision that he knew that Bost
Has been receiving treatment at
the Forsyth-Stokes Mental
liealth Center at least since 1984. -in
; Wood also said that^he does
not know if the examination will
be completed before Bost's arraignment.
,
; The judge requested that the
results of the examination be furriished
to the district attorney's
office as well as to Wood.
In the incident involving Mur
ray, Bost allegedly chased and hit
Murray, who was on a motorcycle,
with his car.
* Bost, who reportedly is a
ipember of the American Nazi
Party, was sentenced to 12 months
in prison in September after
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participate as co-promoter of the
WBA-sanctioned Tubbs vs.
Witherspoon match, nor win i involve
myself in the promotion of
the WBC-WBA unification
match,** he said.
; "However, I will co-promote,
and Michael Spinks will par- *
ticipate in, the match with the
winner of the WBC-WBA
Unification bout ? if the WBA is
not involved in the sanctioning of
that fight or if the WBA has
severed all ties with the South
African boxing commission and
jjublicly denounced that governifcent's
apartheid system," Lewis
announced.
? By taking such a strong and
principled stand, Lewis is jeopardizing
several million dollars
guaranteed him as co-promoter.
Instead of being associated with
the WBA in any way, Lewis
would rather assign his share of
tjie money to Don King, his current
promotional partner.
- 4 There was a swift indication
that Lewis' moves may be working,"
The New York Times conceded.
Even New York Daily
News sportswriter Michael Katz'
1 Oversized, cynical ego admitted,
after questioning Lewis' motives:
*... Maybe he (Lewis ) is just doing
good."
1 "Don started tap dancing
about his stand, but he should
ftave been up there with me,"
Lewis observed. Every black in
foxing, and every decent white,
Should be standing beside Butch
Lewis also. .
* Lewis promoted six Muhammad
Ali fights, piloted two
Olympic champions (Leon and
Michael Spinks) to world champions
and made the Ali-Spinks II
bout at the Superdome in New
Orleans the most successful massattendance
boxing spectacular in
modern American history.
^ In this fight for justice between
the WBA and Butch Lewis, I pick
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vcwis oy a KnocKoui.
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tony Brown is a syndicated
oolumnist and television
host, whose series, "Tony
Brown's Journal," can be
Seen Sundays at 1:30 locally
on channels 4 and 26.
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A Neighborly Gro
Nearly 200 members of the East
of Mount Carmel Baptist Churcl
Southwest Ward Alderman Larry
by James Parker).
pleading guilty to assault with a
deadly weapon by a motor vehicle
in striking the car of Derek
Fields, another black WinstonSalem
man.
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The state attorney general's office
said that there is no official
word yet on the results of an investigation
into a city/county
school bus incident that occurred
on March 14.
George R. Parker, a claims adjuster
"with the attorney general's
office^ said that, he expects to
hear from the adjuster conducting
the investigation this week.
Sheila Jeter, of 1438 Oak St.,
charged that the bus driver,
Roderick Orr, invited other
children on the bus to beat up her
two sons, Kenneth and Reginald.
The children were students at
Bolton Elementary School.
After conducting their own investigation,
school officials referred
the matter to the attorney
general's office.
While local school administrators
said little about the
incident, the principal of the
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school, James H. Kleu, said he
didn't think that the Jeter
children had been attacked.
Parker said that, after he hears
the final report, the state attorney
. general's office wijy^, decide
whether the state is willing to pay
damages to Ms. Jeter and her
sons. /
A no-pay situation
At least one performer still has
not been paid for his role in the
June production of the black
opera "Treemonisha."
Serenus T. Churn Jr., a
member orthe chorus, said that
he has not received his money.
Churn would make no further
comment on the matter
Defoy Glenn,.executive and artistic
director of the opera, could
not be reached for comment.
Glenn is also co-founder of
GM Productions.
Churn was one of several performers
in the opera who told the
Chronicle in July that they were
paid with worthless checks from
GM Productions.
Glenn told the Chronicle in July
that every performer would be
contact the
JTPA Program
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"GM will honor every commitment
that it has made," he said.
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