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intllMMINIIIIIIIMtltMIIIIIMHUIMIHIIIMMUIMHIIHMtNHl Review cor IMMMMMttMlltllllllMIIIMtllttlttlMMMMtMIMIttlMMMMtM monies to East Winston. We hear I , a lot of good words and a lot of I - rhetoric, but we're trying to look I through the rhetoric for the true ^commitment." * Jackson also expressed concern I ?over some of the plan's specific B "proposals. For instance, the city ^needs to be careful not to create '"glorified shacks" when ^rehabilitating housing, he said. I ^ 4'When we create low-income" -housing, the rules need to be strictly followed and enforced," ''Jackson said. I The plan recommends tough housing code enforcement in its I 'section on housing im ?iHuvcmcms. in addition, the I Board of Aldermen last summer :amended the housing code to imIpose stricter penalties on owners 'who don't comply with the city's orders to make property repairs. Jackson said he is pleased that tthe plan also encourages tenants to take better care of their homes. "Investors won't come in and invest their money and six moniths later their homes are destroyed," he said. ; Another committee member, I Walter Tucker, said he especially likes the scope of the area plan. I "In general, a lot of thought I has been given to the plan, and it is certainly directed at improving ? I the whole area," said Tucker, executive vice president of Mechanics and Farmers Bank. "I M ; think there is some good that could come out of this if it's put I into productive use." But before that can happen, r Jackson said, a number of ques tions need to be answered. I ; 4'When the plan talks about I ; housing, what type of housing?" the asked. 4 4Wfiat incentives will ? be given to investors? What kind of loan programs and who can ;get these loans? These types of ' things need to be spelled out." Ann Massey, a senior planner a in the city/county planning department, said the plan is only a draft and that the proposals may change after input is sought ^ IIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIHMIimil M < IMailbag :From Page A5 | disappointment, and genuine .? concern jnat i see that the. ; Reynolds Headquarters- gift . valued at more than $30 million dollars did not include all post"secondary institutions in our ; community. May I point out to you that : Winston-Salem State University, la liberal arts institution, is not only in need, but the faculty and students are probably more ;representati ve of the ;socioeconomic and ethnic composition of this community than any other institution. May we suggest to you that if future gifts of real and personal ;properties are in the offing, that _^you seriously, consider a more ^equitable- formula for distribution. ; We will await your prayerful and thoughtful deliberations. Virginia K. Newell Winston-Salem Thank you The writer is the communications officer of the North Carolina Mdseum of Art. To The Editor: Thank you for featuring the new African/Oceanic/New World Gallery at the North Carolina Museum of Art in the Jan. 15 issue of the Chronicle. We really appreciate your including this information and hope that it will prompt many of your readers to come see the new gallery for themselves. I'm sure your job keeps you in Winston-Salem a lot, but if you find yourself heading toward Raleigh, I hope you will come by the Museum. I would greatly enjoy a chance to see you again and show you around. Sharon Broom Raleigh > IIMMttttMIIIMMHimtltlMMIMtltlMtmiMIIMMIMtlMIIIMttM nrrrtttee~~ f IIHIIIIMHMIMUIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIHfllHIIIIIHIIININHIIIIIIIMIII THE REVIEW C Jessie L^idingham, resident . Ann Hairston, resident Shirley Bishop, resident Hugh N. Smith, resident Dianah McNeill, resident Thomas Hooper, Hooper Funeral Home Roy Phillips, Wachovia Bank and Trust Co. Walter Tucker, Mechanics and Farmers Bank Norma Smith, Winston-Salem Crime Task Force Inc. Willimena Lash, East Winston Restoration Association Joycelyn Johnson, East Winston Restoration Association , from the public and the aldermen. Mrs. Massey said that, although the first draft of the plan is complete, the work of the committee is far from finished. - v* c warn mem to serve as liaison people and get other folks interested and concerned and sell I Open An I Downto' Hours 9:15'5:30; CU JERO One GOl Saturday S be on hand Jewelry! Pi gold sold b; JuTiieavi 1-ft Nuggi I - Watcl MHil with Seiko ftf 14K 601 tz Men's! ~~ LfiY Compare a ir, Ti-r $1995 k- % Ladles' ~ Compare at$1295 14 K Gold Rope Rings i am r.AM Shrimp Dome Rings *4995 ^ Man's ^ 7 Diamond ^ Cluster . 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