Thursday. April 28.1988
NAACP
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tern," said Murphy. He said that
negotiations were ongoing and
that eventhough the pretrial con
ference was in preparation for a
court hearing, he was optimistic
that the community and the Board
of Commissioners would come to
an agreement.
: "We continue to negotiate in
•good faith," he said, "but, it is
advantageous for the community
:to work out their own problems."
Marshall, however, does not
share Murphy's optimism. "After
:20 years of dealing with Forsyth
County elected officials. I’m not
■guided by my optimism," he said.
"I just look at their record of cold
neglect"
He said that the NAACP had
attempted in 1974 to present an
affirmative action plan to the
Board of Commissioners. "That
Was a fairly liberal Board and
they had the will, but they were
defeated before any action could
be taken," he said.
Marshall said that the fact
that no Afro-Americans or
women sit on the Board of Com-
;missioners directly affects the
employment prospects for the two
■groups. "This is a white, male
chauvinistically run County," he
said. "Females are affected, loo.
What we are doing will help as
many people on the other side as
it will help us."
Dr. James N. Ziglar Jr., chair
man of the Forsyth County Can-
missioners, decUned comment
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