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RALEIGH Despite $19.5 million in
federal assistance which has been approved
oyer the past six years, civil rights leader
Flloyd McKissick's dream of a planned
community called Soul City remains just a
dream, the Raleigh News and Observer
reported Sunday.
Six years after plans were announced to
start the city, there are no industries, shops
or houses to testify that any part of
McKissick's dream is being carried out, the
newspaper said.
Soul City was planned as a community in
predominantly black, farmed-out Warren.
County that would try to lure industries to
the area and bolster the dwindling
population.
Massive federal aid has been approved
and more than $5 million in federal grants,
contracts and government-backed loans
spent at Soul City, but . the News and
Observer said it found little progress.
McKissick first proposed building a city of
18,000 within 10 years after his 1969
announcement. A plan now approved by
HUD calls for a town of 46,641 people on
5,287 acres by the year 2003.
An assistant to McKissick, Gordon R..
Carey, said, 1 guarantee that we are pretty
frustrated with progress in a lot of things.
We'd be the last ones to tell you that
everything is rolling like clockwork out
there ..."
Carey said the time necessary to process
Public hearing planned for Tuesday
N,C. prepares for : ERA battle
by Dollie l Smith
UPI Capitol Reporter
RALEIGH The North Carolina
General Assembly, one of the few remaining
hopes for final ratification of the Equal
Rights Amendment (ERA) this year, will
hold a one-hour public hearing for ERA
proponents Tuesday, a highlight in a busy
week for the lawmakers.
The 3 p.m, hearing, unrequested by
sponsors of the measures to ratify the
proposed 27th amendment to the U.S.
Constitution, was set -by House
Constitutional Amendments Committee
Chairman Rep. A. Hartwell Campbell, D
Wilson, as the start of a planned lengthy
examination of the controversial issue
defeated bv the North Carolina Senate in
1973 on a 27-23 vote.
A similar hearing for opponents to the
measure is scheduled March 11, and then
before taking a vote on the proposal,
Campbell plans to have the 17-member
committee examine all state laws which
would be affected by ERA.
Proponents have charged Campbell with
delaying committee action to pick up
opposition strength. While nine of the 16
voting members on the committee are bill .
sponsors, it is considered against legislative
protocol for members to override a
committee chairman's wishes.
Meanwhile, the Senate is eager to get at
the issue, which has been introduced only in
the House, and a spokesman for the Senate
Democratic leadership said there was
sufficient support for the ERA proposal to
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have it turned around in two days in the
upper chamber.
National attention has focused on North
Carolina as one of the five remaining states
which might ratify the amendment this year.
So far 34 of the required 38 states have
ratified it.
But 1975, considered by national ERA
leaders as the target year for final
ratification, has produced only one win and
seven definite defeats. Supporters have until
March of 1979 to ratify the amendment
which calls for "equality or rights under the
law shall not be adbridged by the United
States or by any state on account of sex."
Other states where the amendment is
pending include South Carolina, Missouri
and Illinois. The Florida legislature which
convenes in April is also expected to
consider the proposal.
the major loan agreements with the federal
government is a major holdup.
In 1969, McKissick held a news
conference to announce he had purchased
the 1,081 -acre Satterwhite Farm in Warren
County and outlined his goals for the new
community.
As of Dec. 1 , 1974, the Sew s and Observer
said Soul City Co.'s land holdings totaled
2,061 acres less than half the acreage
McKissick needs for his town under his loan
agreement.
The only building construction underway
at Soul City is the site for the town's first
industrial building for which Gov. James E.
Holshouser joined in breaking ground in
November 1973. As of this month, the only
industries ready to move into the building
when it is completed are McKissick
organizations funded by the government, the
paper said.
The News and Observer said the only
other construction at Soul City is road
building and a regional water system, both of
which are being funded by state and federal
monies.
According to the News and Observer, a
three-month probe of Soul City shows that
McKissick and other officers of his-own
profit-making development firms have some
control over every federal dollar that is used
by non-profit organizations at Soul City.
McKissick is an officer or director in five
of the Soul City organizations which receive
federal assistance the Warren Regional
Planning Corp., Soul City Utilities,
Healthco., Inc., Soul City Foundation, Inc.
and the Soul City Co. His wife, Evelyn, is
chairman of the Soul City sanitary district,
the paper said.
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