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Koch says lea
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By JOHN SHANAHAN
Associated Press Writer
> NEW YORK - Mayor Edward
I. Koch says religious leaders will
meet at City Hall ihis week to
S make a plea for "racial and
j religious harmony" in the wake
* of recent bias-related assaults.
He said the gathering will in
elude high-ranking Christian and
/ Jewish leaders as well as those
; from individual parishes or con' !
gregations.
Koch said they will discuss rei
cent racial incidents, such as the
beating that led to the death of a
j. black man in Howard Beach last ~
Dec. 20 and what can be done to
?
% eliminate racism of all kinds.
I "Weeare all horrified," the
t* mayor said. ,
He made the announcement of
;! the meeting at a City Hall
ceremony last week at which
Area Peat
V RUBY C. SHULER " ~
Ruby C. Shuler, 44, of 705 N. C
died Saturday, Jan. 3, in Winston-Ss
^ a native of Monroe County and
* Winston-Salem for 27 years.
Mrs. Shuler was a member of Clev
'"'Christian Church. She is survived by
Cora Frazier of the home, Laura H
Duncan, both of Monroe; six niee
* Crawford, Suevary C. Gary, Tamik
' Shanya Frazier, Kimberly Frazier, al
* Salem, and Dora A. Cravyford o
nephew, George M. Crawford ol
brother-in-law, Cleveland C. Frazier
a friend, Dorothy McLaurin of Wi
- many cousins, other relatives and fr
Services were held at 4 p.m. on
Jan. 7, at Johnson's-Howard-Robin
Memory Chapel, with the Re
officiating. Burial followed in Evei
tery. Johnson's-Howard-Robinsor
Memory was in charge of the fur
ments.
roy r: jaCkson' '
Roy R. Jackson, 70, of 4134 Rosa
day, Jan. 5, in Winston-Salem. He w
.Winston-Salem and attended tl
t Salem/Forsyth County schools.
Jackson was a member of Macedi
Church of God and a veteran of Wor
is survived by a stepmother, Leon;
<"Winston-Salem; one sister, Gertru
Z+ Detroit; two brothers, Isaiah Jac
dianapolis, Md., and Floyd Jacksor
Salem; one son, Alvis Jackson of Wi
^-one-daughter, Carolyn Ha/el of- W.
t many nieces, nephews, cousins, othe
' *>' friends.
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i -/memor
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iders will plea
trophies were given to nine New i
York City public school students
who were chosen as winners in a
poetry contest on the subject of
"racial and ethnic harmony."
One of the youngsters, Michael
Wells, 10, recited in part, "The
people of the world are like the
colors of the rainbow. The colors
work together to make a
beautiful sight!"
Koch told the students, their
teachers,1 parents and principals
tnat "the most recent incidents
(of racism) are not new, they are
simply the latest events, not just <
in the city, but the country at
large. We have to recognize that,
regrettably, racism is too alive
and too well."
He added, "I can say that
without blaming anybody, we
have all failed, whether it be in
the schools, in the homes or into
hs and Fur
Services were
Jan. 10, in John*
. .. Memory, with t
ameron Ave. Burial followed
ilem. She was Johnson's-Howl
had lived in was jn charge of
eland Avenue
three sisters, WALTER R/>
uff and Alice
es, Annie B.
a A. Gentry, WaUer RaV Sl
I of Winston- Tuesday, Jan. t
f Monroe; a na,ive of Cumt
r Monroe; a Winston-Salem
of the home; Su John BaP,isl
inston^em; Ra> was
j<encfs \% survived by hi;
Wednesday, four daughters
son Home of Areatha Smith
v. Williams Winston-Salem,
rgreen Ceme- home, three stjr
i Home of and John Ra!
tcral arrange- . daughters-in-la*
both of Winstoi
Frost of the hoi
Salem; one sis
* - ... Fayetieville; n
children, great
relatives and fri
St. died Mon- Services were
as a native of at St. John Bap
ie Winston- Adams officiali
Cemetery. John
Dnia Holiness Memory was ir
Id War II. He mentsi*
a Jackson of
idev Perry of
:kson of In- JUANITA C<
i of Winston
inston-Salem; r ,
? , - Evangelist Ju
instnn-Snlcm; w . 331I1 Si. die
r relatives and
PI
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4AUSOLEU/
. DRIVE ? WINSTON-SALEM, NC
ausoleum
January 19, 1987
ordially Invited
onor of
ther King, Jr.
ens will pay tribute in the
artin Lutner King week:
be served trom
9 Martin Luther King, Jr.
vided by the staff.
d the purchase of a mausoleum cr
ivnqpu vwwuin mrvouy uttvi vu.
; MAUSOLEUM CRYPT
8 a9e to enter ? $1500 00 value).
6 & r?
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d for peace
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churches or into synagogues. We
have all failed. Or in covemmpnt
if this exists."
*
The New York Times published
a poll last week in which about
a third of the 900 city residents
questioned said that many or
almost all blacks and whites in.
the city dislike each other, and
that a racial attack like the one in
Howard Beach could have happened
in their own
neighborhoods.
Respondents to the telephone
survey were about evenly split on
Koch's handling of the case, with
39 percent approving and 36 percent
disapproving, the newspaper
reported. '
Koch commented that the poll
showed he still had a "hard core"
of support for his efforts to ease
tensions.
lerals
j
held at 12:30 p.m. on Saturday,
ion's-Howard-Robinson Home of
he Rev. J.R. Bridges officiating,
in Piedmont Memorial Gardens.
ird-Robinson Home "of Memory
' the funeral arrangements.
/+
<Y SR.
r., 77, of 2626 Peaclvtree St. died
6, in Winston-Salem. He was a
erland County and had lived in
since 1951. He was a member of *
Church.
employed at the General Store. He
? wife, Charlotte Ray of the home;
, Rosa Lee Stephens, Sarah
, Betty Jean Massey, all of
and. Annie Lois Frost of tlie
is, Walter Ray Jr., William Ray
i% all of Winston-Salem; two
/, Clementine Ray and Lucy Ray,
v-Salem; two sons-in-law, Charlie
me and Hayes Smith of Winston,ter-in-law,
Caroline Council of
I?ll> ^, yuiliu:-grandchildren,
cousins, other
ends.
held ai 2 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 11,
itist Church, with ihe Rev. W.M.
ng. Burial followed in Evergreen
son VHoward-Robinson Home of
1 charge of the funeral arrangeDVINGTON
SIMMONS
anita Covir^iton Simmons of 436
J Thursday, Jan. 8, ai hci home"
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