Low School IK^ol Ini olvcfl, But
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Central Worries Increase
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THIS WKKk t’HKSS KI N
AndCoach
Tall Out’
Urgency Of Passage Told By Chairperson
ni'KHAM - Chancellor
Albert Whiting, who has
be«‘n taunted and jostled
about the future of the law
school at North Carolina
Central University, found
himself confronted with
another athletic problem
Monday when he learned
that Olympic gold medal
winner, Hobert Ouka, had
btfn dropped by Aaron
Jermundson, interim white
coach, who took over the
track team when Leroy
VN alker decided to quit.
The Ken>a-born champion,
uhn was recruited by Walker
and has taken honor after
honor, m track competition, is
said to have had some
mtst^ivmgs about conditions
smie he came to Central in
1S7I li IS reported that he and
hisfellou Kenya runner, Julius
.Sany, moved off of tr e campus
when their room was burglar-
i/ed shortU after they arrived
Ouko claims that Jermund
son used a racial slur in an
argument last week Jermund
son denii-d it hut said that since
Ouko IS tioycolting the Central
team, tie should complete his
degree requirements and re
turn to Africa to prepare
himself for the ia7fi (Jiympics.
' Iteeause it's Jermudson. a
man I don’t like." said (luko.
I'm not going to train under
Sr.- \( ( KMItAL 1’
Abernathy
To Appear I
In States
R. VCA Weighs ERA
THE CAROLINIAN
VOL. 34 NO. 22
yorlli t'.itrotinii's l.riiiliiig Weelilv
RALEIGH. N.C.. WEEK ENDI.NG SATURDAY, MARCH 29. 1976
SINGLE COPY 20.:
Six Men On Trial In ('.elchraicd
Merits
Women
Express
Concern
Murder Trial
★★★★ ★★★★
Controversy Over Money
★ ★ ★ ★
GoldenFrinks TellsHis Side
Uprisings iiJ I ‘
Result In
6 Deaths
ATLANTA, (ia The Rev,
Ralph David Ahernathy. presi
dent. .Southern ('hnslian Lead
ership Conference, has an
nounced that his organization
plans "lo come nut fighting" in
two souihtTn slates. North
Carolina and Mississippi.
A news release from his
office iM-rimaned the present
plight of Miiw .loAnne Lillie,
‘.to-year-old lilack, facing Inal
for the murder of a Beaufort
('ouiiiv wliite jailor, who she
aliegi-d she lee-picked lo death
m Hie coiinlv jail, defending
hersell against his efforts lo
rafx’ tier m ihe wi>t* hours of the
morning on Aug 27. 1S74
Towartl this effort, he
aiiiiounciMl that the North
Carolina case would Im‘ magni
fied ii> selling up a "Resur
rection ('it>." in Washington.
\c. from which a national
march would start at 12 noon.
April 4 The announcement,
aceorilmg lo Aliernalhy. the
le.itiires commemorating Ihe
assassin,iiion of Dr Martin
LuiIut King, .Ir . 7 years ago
He alleges that litaek
freedom le.iders and organiza
tions ti.ive nreived tidegrams
asking them lo tie on hand to
jiim Ihe march, which will end
at the county courthouse It is
lielicvrd l>y .Mieriiathy that
such a march wilt he cause for
eouri officials lo drop Ihe
murder charges The release
made no mention of the
pending charge against Jo-
Anne lor rnhhery. which
caused her lo be in jail
awaiting the oulenme of an
N.e AHKHNVIHY. I* 2'
S\N RAFAEL, Calif. -
Monday marked the his
toric day that some 6 San
Quentin prisoners went on
trial for allegedly taking
part in an attempted prison
escape in 1971, which ended
in the deaths of three prison
guards and three inmates,
including the controversial
black revolutionary George
Jackson.
Known as the "San Quentin
Six" case, the incident resulted
from the August 21,1971 prison
rebellion, which authorities
said was instigated when Atty.
Stephen Bingham smuggled a
Demos^ New
IS Tins THK • SLASIIKR"
KII.I.KIt?" — \ms Angrifs —
ighn (>rernwiMMl, :i:i, shown
ul the (inir of his arrest last
iiHiiilh in connection with a
hatchet and knife attack on two
Hollywood area men. Los
.\ng(‘les police chief Kdward
Davis, held a press conference
last week to discuss possible
charges that may be brought
against (ireenwood. who is
described as a prime suspect in
the -Slasher " murders. Thus
fur. the District .Attorney's
office has nut moved in the
matter. il'PD
■ W K ( OtLt) JI ST SKK THE TORN ADO COMING
Atlanta •— Tornado victim is placed into an
pist
reportedly through a tape
Plan Can
Be Fought
The Slate Democratic exe
cutive committee approved
Saturday its party's new
"affirmative action plan "
assuring opportunity for full
participation by all Democrats
in Ihe affairs of the party,
though without "mandatory
quotas " The plan was submit
ted to Ihe Compliance Review
)i will he one of Ihe f’ommission of Ihe national
DenuHTatic headquarters for
approval
Special attention in the plan
IS directed to senior citizens,
blacks and other "traditionally
under-represented people"
through various publicity, edu
cational programs and voter
registration efforts to assure
that these groups have an
opp<irlunity lo participate and
Ik' represented in the delegate
seleetion processes for Ihe 1976
parly nominating convention.
Elements of the new "af
firmative action plan" include:
A state affirmative action
commillee is established and
'S4'c DEMOS NEW. P 2'
recorder. The lawyer disap
peared on that day and has not
been heard from since.
Officials also claimed that
Jackson slipped Ihe weapon
under his Afro wig. later pulled
it out in the prison's maximum
security center, and within 20
minutes, one guard was
wounded fatally, two others
and two inmates h~i had their
throats slashed
A bullet wound in the head
killed Jackson He was felled
by a guard as he allegedly
made a dash for freedom
across the prison yard.
Jackson's younger brother.
Jonathan, was killed one year
earlier after he had reportedly
carried guns into the Marm
County Courthouse and took
judge hostage The judge was
killed, along with Jonathan and
two ascaped prisoners in the
shootout which resulted
Police said scholar Angela
Davis had bought the guns, but
she was later acquitted of
murder-kidnap-c o n s p i racy
charges. During her trial it wac
brought out that the former
(^ilosophy teacher of UCLA
had exchanged letters with
George Jackson and expressed
her love for him
iSoe TRI.AlJv BEGIN P 2'
ambulance, March Z\. after a tornado hit Atlanta. Three persons were killed and at least 49 injured.
\ icior Prov enson. who was n his way to work said. "We could just see it coming. We saw the roof of
a building lifted up and vr h** 'the floorboard." (I'Pli
Wakens Black Democratic
Caucus Cites Registration
James E Cofield, chairman
of the Voter Registration
Committee of the Wake County
Black Democratic Caucus,
announced this week that plans
for this mammoth undertaking
have been perfected During a
strategy session earlier this
week. Cofield outlined his plans
to the committee, whose job it
is lo implement the necessarv
details entailed
Every black organization in
Wake County will be appealed
lo fur needed manpower and
funds. These organizations
include churches, businesses
and professional groups, fra
ternities. sororities, social and
special interest clubs and
individuals. Cofield says that
special efforts are being made
lo obtain several registration
i Mayor UrgesNew
Status For Race
GREENSBORO - Efforts of
minorities to share in the
American dream will call for a
' mure siiphislicaled set of
strategies than slogans and
protests. " Ihe first black
mayor of Raleigh said here last
Saturday night
Mayor Clarence Lightner
was keynote speaker for the
Ellis F Corbett Memorial
Banquet in (he A&T State
University Memorial Union.
More than 200 persons
attended Ihe banquet which
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noqaew -(IbBeb b riJiw lIuBaeB Martin St . in order that you
Hid 01 inelni riiiw mav oe properly identijied
comissioners, who would be
free to move around the county
to whatever locations registra
tion rallies were being staged.
Presently, eligible persons
may register daily at the office
of (he Wake County Election
Board in (he Wake Couniy
Courthouse, at Olivia Raney
Library on Fayetteville St and
at any branch library within
the county.
Cofield emphasized the dire
need for a significant number
of additional black voters,
pointing out that unless those
additional black voters are
added, our black elective
officials may be defeated in the
1976 primary and elections He
is requesting all persons
desiring to enlist in this all-out
registration drive, to contact
him right away.
The campaign goal is S.ofKi
-Sec BLACK CAUCUS. P 2i
Appreciation
Check Claimed
■ By J, L, Forte
For James L Forte 725
Method Road, last week proved
to be a lucky one as he was the
winner of a $10 check from
Spivey's Lawn Mowers. 2109
Poole Rd . specialists in tillers
and lawn ecigers. plus a good
selection of chain saws
Mr Forte was the sole
recipient of a check in The
CAROLINIA.N'S Appreciation
Money Feature, sponsored
weekly by this newspaper and
participating businesses, found
each week on the back piage of
the front section There were
(wo other names listed on that
page, also
Be sure to check the
Appreciation Page this week
and everv week You just
might find your name listed in
one of the advertising slots
^'ou could bv Sin richer if you
are the correct person
Remember, if you see your
name, don t go directly to the
merchant listed tome first lo
The CAROLINIAN 518 E
The Kaleigh-Wake Citizen:
Association, at its Marcl
iniH'ling held last Thursday
at H p.m. at the Kas’
Margelt Street YWCA
enjoyed a diftereni type o
niec'ling, when Dr. Louisi
Latham, chairperson of tht
education committee, led k
discussion on KR.-\. ar
issue which the legislaturt
must decide within a few
weeks. ■'ERA is one of the
items which affect ail tht
people • men as well as
women. Black women
should he particularly
interested, for so often a
man and wife both work."
said Dr. I^nlham
iSee ERA MERIfS. I» 2'
Attorney,
G. Frinks
At Odds
BY HU K HIGH
Thc-re s-m-iun to Im- a coHflu i
belwvMm th'* .iliornev im \t -.N
Joanne Little .lerrv Haul, and
the North Cantina le.utei i*l
the Southern Chi. ‘'ai-
ship Conlereiii'f. G<ililen
Kruiks
According to Ki iiik'’ version,
it was iindersitHXi and .igreed
that all monies raised t>v .SCLC
would Ih- iIiv ided as tollow.i in
percent to Hh* iTuivu-ment
iwhatevei Dial is sup;xised lo
be'. 2i)p4Teenl g-.en for legal
fees and the -.Uier set aside lor
anticipated other legal fights
Mr Frinks did not -.av what
denosilory would hold the
e.serovv money
"Now," says Frinks, the
attorneys have started their
own fund raising whieh I think
IS u fonflict of interest anil an
i'fforl to gyp Ihe pul'lif "
Frinks maintains that he and
Paul had a gentleman s
agreement that of all the
money (hat was raised, some
was suppox-d to come to itie
movement, to lielp pay for ttie
rally to tree .Miss Little
But us It Stands. I‘4iul has
allegedly reingned on tll^ end of
the bargain according to
Frinks "I don i want no white
man to gel over on the
movement Who diws hi- think
hi- IS to tell us how to run liie
show’’" asked Fnnk.s
"Thi- man ' l*aul < has lurni’d
'S«-e G FKINKS. I' 2'
Firing Of
Dr. Toote
Is Denied
National Black Ni-ws Service
WASHINtiTDN Carla A
Mills, the new Si-erelar> ei( the
Department of Housing and ‘h
Urban Development has deni- people
TURNED (NFDKMKK - .San
Franrisro — Jurors in Ihe
Zebra random street killings
rase here have been grilled at
length on their feelings about
rare in a (rial (hat is almost a
month old. At least it persons
were -^hol to death and another
(l«‘eapit.il<-d hv mysterious
killer., .lit ilesi nio'ii as young
blacks, wtiii selected while
victims. Police oiinuunced the
case was hrnkeii wlien evron-
vicl Vnlhoir. (. H.ii tis (shown
in undated pholo from files),
JH. (Ill ned mloi mei ami said he
had taken part in in /. e b r a -
sivie attacks l-our Black
Muslims were arrested and
charged with three of the
killings. It PI-
Angela
Asking
Freedom
National Black News .Service
CDLI.EGE PARK Md -
.Aiigi'la Davis vriniinued her
college eireuil of speaking
engagements at the I 'niversily
of MaryUmrl wheie she told an
overllow aildieiiee ol li.iHNMliat
the nation s rccmomie woes
indicate that "eapitaiism is m
Ihe tiiiai si.ige ut delerioia-
lion
Hut she continued 'Ihis
siicietv is so thoroughly corrupt
(hat in the iinal analysis we're
going to have to try 'u change
Ihe whole system we ‘’ave to
try to struggle, to fighi from
within ■
Ms Davis, tl lias acted d-s .1
[HiliiKa! .Hid 'iK ial orgaiii/er
sime i'»7.' whi*n she was
acquilled >it murder and
kninapping (liarg^-s stemming
Irom a shootout in <i California
courthouse tliai leii a judge
and two inmaies dead
Ttiousiinus III tirothers and
sisic-i s are in Ihe dungenns of
\menc,i. s‘e s.nd. and
Hie same kind of
jus|i<-e lhal gamed tier
ed that she has'fired Dr Gloria ihe ireedoin ol an acquiital
E A Toole. Ihe highest rank- I am intensely aware that I
ing black woman in the Ford would not In- addiessim; \rju
Administration th.s evening ii ii had not ta-enof
Ms Toote maintains that she tor ilmusand' ot brothers and
was asked lo resign the day sisii-rs all over the world who
after Mrs Hills was sworn in got out in ttie street.
The verbal entanglement d<moiisirdt«-d. brought out
'See DR TOOTE, P 2' Sei- ANGELA ASKS p 2.
UNEMPLOYMENT AFFECTS ALL .ALIKE — ThU picture U a
true story of what hysteria exists In Detroit as these unemployed
Norman Juhnson. Jr., holds the rank of manager of > ommunily
Xffairx in Ihe public relations deparlment at General Motors. \lsu
«orkfrs. from Ir.dmii aulomobilr makrrs !■> Drlroll llnr up lo „ ,>„ablr, furiurr dir.Hl..r of Ihr lllflcr ol \liu,.,H.
apply lor unrmplo,.mrul comprn.ulion, II rrllubl., rrpurlfd Bu.inr.s Knlrrpri.r .(PMHK. »l... briuKs bulb Ihr pri.alr ui.d
that m..rr lhan lll.IKKl parsuna »rrr laid oil. B ack public rrlalious rviu ririiir ■„ hi. jub \ll l.iur ol threp mri, are
prop!.- lor Ihr major aulo rompamry Imd ll hard lo conimcr lothrm,■, loopy ol IhN rrersyi.,,,. Karlirr laM moolh. Ihr
Marks that Ihr layolls alircl uhllr and black Ihr samp. AI kord v,.„ y ....fc ihr drrprnintt rrcryyioii can Irad lo a
major clash between Ihr recently established affirmative action
lacvi lack!
manager of
Black Press.
the former executive of New Detroit, sits as
I rhan Affairs. Alhert Dunmore. a product of the programs and the (rariiiional scriiiinv arrangements of organized
holds a similar title at Chrysler torporalioniSand labor lo protect minority workers.
Appreciation Money
SPOTLIGHT THIS WEEK
Piflfily-M ifigly Food Stores
Fooa At Reasonable Prices"
TItOUKI.E IN SUBWAY — New York — Guard assists in
evaluation of passengers from underground area here. March 17.
after a "third rail" section of track on the IKT Rioadway line
bet aine dislodged near Ttnh St, station. There were no reptiris ol
injuries as a result of the "third rail” mishap, hut tine woman,
passenger with a cardiac condition was taken to a hospital as "a
piet aulionarv measure." <Ui*i>