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EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA'S MINORITY VOICE - SINCE 1987
Arrington named 1994 Presidental Award Honoree
8.
5,000 nominations nationwi
Marvin Arrington w wil bokonred
by President Clinton at a White
House ceremony.
In 1987, Marvin Arrington and
his wife, eataurant owners in a
h
ten wandered aimlessly after
school cutside his business with-
out supervision. Outofconcern for
the childrenTs safety, he bega
inviting
for help wi Womework in 1088,
he established the Little Willie
Center, a tutoring and mento ring
program which provides an alte
native for children to being home
streets alone. Approx:
children ages 3 to
uni serve as tutors and
supervise educational and recre-
ational activi
t Clinton firml:
hi
and
proposition
people toserve and w
hance ofl trarabties more
and m will all
jerstand that we must go for-
ward together?
Thev
take since
teer Week April 17-23, Since 1974,
National Volunteer Week hi
ine 'g National even
worth of time every year, address-
ing serious social problems such
as homeless , AIDS
and child ab
The aw:
sored by Th The Peiniot ig htFoun-
dation and the poration or
National Service, oorrch adm
ters the P President's national I ser.
oThe final judges include Robbie
Callaway, assistant national di-
The plight of Frazier
The North Carolina State Bi
has declared him as perhaps the
leadingafrcan: -americantriallaw-
er in the state. Tronicalty, this
dame man has been targeted for
disbarment which led toh en
cialand prof ofessional downfall. H
nai inald Frazier.
Regi Spalde Res Frasier, who has
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carn otatenigeforthe North Caro.
lina Supreme Court. However, 3
years ago, FrazierTs law care
came to a halt.
Subsequently, thestatebar took
this complaint as one more mark
a, Fri
rican ¢ vil
know!
nam
itrepaned the Tbe
ment labeled as
who re]
tion against Frazier, imself
disbarred in. 1993 for embezzling
$1 million over a period of 16 years.
Fraziersaid that he hopes touse
thisevidence (bribery) toshow that
aha
risingly, thi tan
inalateo one, Oa 2 1p zperst of
all lo in the sta of North
Carolina aro Black. Accord
Frazier ity percontef all disbar-
santa st wuffered by black Law-
9° Froziorsaid, oIf they e,
tyne Siecontin
ued to that the afriean-
an Kids who attend Taw
sehpols is will al ayssufferthebrunt
BE AWE Repinald Fraaier dr sand Reginald Harv
oe
which is what
D
, Sr.
cial sjudice"'
a been trying to eli eliminate
Bed that rie gon
place in tl
ve no
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oWe the black community cai
notallowracism toexstbecauseit
will stop us as a group and indi-
He con-
me en-
reneurs because it is our re-
sponsibility and our duty to take
advantage of our rights
Watt says wei district
vital to electio
tes Thompso:
ted Press Writer
Rep. Mel Watt, one of North
Carolina's lack representa-
tives in Congress, testified he
couldn't hav poten elected with:
HEE
ett, WI its the
District, testified be before a th
jeer panelringach
to the stat sdistricti
ch created t1 wo districts 4 4
th blacks are the majority
waitin Watt is one of the
stateafirattwe lace ngressional
represt elected this
tury.
oI really never. contemplated
unin inte daiasthy
figured were cre-
a lawyer who
aged local en state cam-
paigns before sparing for office
which
himself.
oThisis clearly North CarolinaTs
urban district,? he added. Watt
said the urban co1 mmunities in the
ae h
Th
rebuttal witnesses, qocluding r
former Republican legislator who
icting.
Cieing argue ae edulel
to begin al d the
judges al ral Mer
Wai tout til
inDurh nro ndchar.
lolte that a are cotaited by local resi-
dents sna that he Lin roving rep
resentatives thatvisitconstituents
in ait rom ae
conten ae witotpeoplowho
feel like they have not had Can
(Continued on page two)
tor of of Boy 3 and Girls
Am in Dawson, Center for
Stud; of f Sport i in Society; James
uncil of
res
Clubs of
low.
rds are presentedin four
categories: Human Services; Edu
cation; Environment; Public
Safety.
ders for the President's Vol-
Action Awards program
: Ford Motor Company;
ig Foundation; Aid As.
n for Lutherans (AL),
Avon on Products Tn Ces
ity se
solving the mest
ms facin;
rporation for National
ond Coney Service, estab-
al a:
lished by the Nation: ind Com-
oSto
pion University riheld ita
ih nana Black Foy Confer
ence March 23-25, 1994. The key-
note asthe
with the
oReve
model torjustce, a role model
ee
for movement,? complimented
ey.
werend Jackson began his
with emphasia on the vot-
rights issue. "For the right to
vote tivo down were bull-dozed
right to
te four
for the right to
church, exelaime
were ki killedin
youth
shuldT put hove ° Ser rope give
lite and and peas 8 chance, exalt val-
to power and move
ground Jackson said.
edna suffering and
fie ited d wounds, cele
ior has ca
ontohgher
"So much
dyi ying. 8
ish behat
boom me sick.
majority 0 tudents
sd when Tecan sked, d, oWho
e at school 1 who
many e whi
Tasbaledsomeone?"Fewstud
food when Jackson questioned,
w many of you have told or
srould tell gna drug dealer?
oYour silence is a covenant with
al
your face, face,
portian ely
try,? pronoun
ill Blacks,? Whites
the poor kill the peo. Miata Jock
gon. FPat down e guns,? repre-
hended ce oWe are condi-
tioned to except violence as a way
& E
a
ty Service Trust Act of 1993,
Combines two independent federal
agencies, the Commission on na-
tional and Community Service and
TIO!
IN, the federal domestievol-
er agency.
In 1987, Marvin Arrington and
his vite strat owners in a
sath
ten wandered aimlessly after
hoo]
scl outside the restaurant.
any ere unsupervised because
their parents had low-paying jobs
in
e restaurant to get
homework, play
receive personal
needed.
Mr. Arrington malized his
for thove tate pkey
ehilirenbyetalishngthe eit te
Willie Center,
ring pram.
building near the restaurant, the
Little Willie Center, a tutoringand
10 p.m. eighty pereent 0 ofthe
tbehildven arefr omsingle-parent
families; nearly all the families
are low-incom
of life, it's time for re-examina-
tion,? declared Jackson.
strikes ¥
ut not a solution.? oThe solutions
are in programs dealing with pre-
natal care, headstart and access to
college, early intervention, not
delayed reaction, pounded
dack: on
oWe shall be tr: ed by the
renewal ofgur mins rotated Ja
w Sei
manufacture drugs will not give
up, we must have th e power to
dismiss them, power in the mi ind,"
said Jackson.
oAs long as the media can focus
THE CLERK OF COURT 0)
sister Carolyn A. White and i husband at a an
professionals. Sister Whites who is running for
May 3 Primary
the candidate
APRIL 9-15, 1994
The Centeris
parentsare a: asked
hours per week
run by volun
to volu nteertwo
jeu of paying a
in lies
ke fortheirchildTscare. More than
volunteers it
including parents,
teaches local "church members
rm East Carolina
Unive woth thechildren,
students fo
who range in age
Bach afternoon
to five si
from 3-. 18.
» BTOUP:
f thre
students work with tutors
on their homework. oIfthe student
do not have homews
me
t 15 minute:
cour
seach day,
k, the tutors
in their areas:
3. The young:
aged to
° Aer
Sn hour of tutoring, they partic
pate in recreational activities or
roje
crafts projects utri-
See ee tae Volunteers whe
serve as mentors, working and
laying with the children, are re-
quired to adhere to strict rules of
conduct. Several of the children
ve improved their school grades;
most are atleast maintaining their
rage
Cc
days, he has organized week
recreational and educational at
tivities.
on tl
Shaves
the Violence?: The
black family conference .
there is no space to
resis care, scholarships
and jobs,? claimed de kor The
Givie Activi
ist said
hi
a
rican-
res ster to vote
you: A. Take your epi 0 chook
B. Meet your child's tear
Ex hone nut
change
nt and teacher, D.
(Co:
go out and cast
ntinued on p: age
ors of par
off your
three)
gala oa bled
t tho wes
eotyo ofyoure choice. okies your rights to promote
foi
abetter Edgecombe County. 7 The MT voice Newspaper salutes
the Clerk of Cotirt - Mrs. C:
yn A White,
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[rom Page me) _ Distriet vital to election -
access to their government,? he
said, explaining that the majority
of residents are poor blacks.
But he said the majority of people
who have come to his office for
help have been white.
Asked on cross examination if a
black candidate could be nomi-
nated for Congress and win in a
smaller, more compact district,
NA EA OE ET ae
ee agnor. eae 9 mien anemia te ar an
Watt said he doubted it.
oI feel like I am consistent with
the great majority of constituents
in my district without bei ing some-
one other than who! am,? he said.
oI represent the district as a natu-
ral extension of who I am.?
Watt said the layout of the dis-
trict along Interstate 85 also means
hecan get anywhere in the district
within three hours.
ee ee
Watt's 12th District and Rep.
Eva ClaytonTs 1st District have
just over 50 percent black regis.
tered voters, while thestateTs
10 districts have about 74 percent
white voters.
The lawsuit, brought by Duke
University law professor Robinson
Everett and five white Durham
voters, has been joined by national
and state Republicans. The law-
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Bob Martin has served us for 8 years as Senator. ItTs easy to make promises,
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to racial gerrymandering in which
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Former state Rep. Art Pope of
Wake County testified he and other
republicans were redistricting
plans that were ignored by the
Democratic majority in the Gen-
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lam very cuss sea hocelhiy @
announce that my cable television
a oFulani!"which is broadcast
eekly on public access stations in
20 cities around the country"has
become the venue for the first pub-
lic dialogue between Minister Louis
Farrakhan, the leader of the Na-
tion of Islam, and an important
Jewish leader.
In a special two-part edition of
the oFulani!? show, Minister
Farrakhan and Dr. Fred Newman,
the Jewish activist whois the chief
strategist of the independent New
Alliance Party, held an
unprecedentedly frank and wide-
ranging dialogue on the subject of
Blacks and Jews. I host the show,
which was taped in New York City
on March: 29 and is scheduled for
national cablecast throughout the
month of April.
This program is a continuation of
a conversation which took place
between Minister Farrakhan, Dr.
Newman and myself during a pri-
vate meeting in Harlem in early
February, set up at my request. I
have stood up for Minister
Farrakhan against the seemingly
endless attacks on him and the
Nation of Islam by the white estab-
lishment, and I have worked with
Dr. Newman for 15 years in build-
ing the Black-led, multiracial New
Alliance Party, which I chair. I am
proud to have played a partin bring-
ing them together for the purpose
of beginning this important dia-
logue.
Dr. Newman has argued publicly
that Jews must welcome Minister
Farrakhan into their homes so that
they can discover for themselves
who heis. Dr. Newman, an outspo-
ken anti-Zionist who has been at-
tacked by the ADL as oa self-hating
Jew.? is now being denigrated by
Nat Hentoff, the liberal Jewish col-
umnist who writes for the Village
Voice, for making such overtures to
the leader of the Nation of Islam.
In the course of the dialogue the
Minister consistently distinguished
between ocommon Jews.? who he
said had obeen made tobe afraid? of
him, and powerful Jews oat the
top? whose interest are served by
maintaining the ochasm? between
the Black and Jewish communi-
ties.
Dr. Newman, noting that thecor-
porate-owned media are so biased
that Minister Farrakhan is never
asked what he thinks about anti-
Semitism in this country, asked
Stell the ruth. ou (Dr.
Recas are the bad Jew,T Iam
the bad BlackT you(Dr. Fulani) are
the insane female.T And so we are
all putin a nut bag so that thethree
of us appearing together"maybe
the news will say the three mis-
fits,T the three stoogesT"whatever
they choose to name us. But what-
ever we are, letthe American people
judge us for what we are-after giv-
ing us a fair hearing. Andif govern-
ment and the ruling clique have
nothing to fear from the truth, then
let us speak and let the American
people judge.?
Stop the violence
television set for at least three
hours, E. Look at your childrenTs
report card,? concluded Jackson.
He said leaders should work along
with parents to form a bond to
save the children in the communi-
ties.
oYoung Americans, we have the
power pledge not to kill each other,.
Young American, you should love
each other not kill each other,?
said Jackson.
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like to thank the voters of House
District No. 70 for their support an¢
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like: your continued support and
vote on May 3rd.
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The groom is the son of Mrs.
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bride, of Greenville, served as
matron of honor.
Monica Baker, sister of the bride,
was maid of honor, also of
Greenville.
Bridesmaids were Angela Baker,
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bride, of Greenville; Latonya Har-
ris of Washington, Berindine Cox,
sister of the groom and Rhonda
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both of Greenville.
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Couple unites in marriage
girl.
Miniature bride was Jacquetta
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best man.
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of the bride were all ushers.
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after a wedding trip to
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WON ENCED KIAIR ® DEDICATED
The Pastor and members of Sy-
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honoring
Deacon Matthew T. Lewis
for sixty-two years of service
on Saturday, April 30, 1994 at
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at the
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it should be interpreted and applied. willing to put his experience as an vx Started Drug Education program for inmates in county jail
Clifton Everett, Jr. has engaged ina attorney to work for us, to help us
wide variety of cases, at both the trial fight crime and make our community x Started Community Crime Watch programs in Edgecombe County
stage and appellate level, over the a better place to raise our children.
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Vote Clifton Everett, Jr. For Superior Court Judge. vx YOUR VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED vx
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SAROLINA AND
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was held April 9, 1994 and.
_ has brought forth anew State
Queen. Pictured left to right
are: Miss Erica Pridgen of
Kinston-2nd runner up, Miss
indsey Jones of
- Ormondsville-1st i pm.
Did Miss (rage Suse, 1994 Larry Graham serves as legal counsel for the medical staff at
tél Miss North Carolina. | fit County Memorial Hospital and University Medical Center.
We congratulate these He works to solve problems, not create them. He deserves your vote
beautiful little ladies. for Superior Court Judge. C
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Lt _ . deus of all apes are running wild, citizens berng shot b
drive-by shootings. ete. Semor citizens are afraid to shor
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; itt ounty Cnools retired military trarned naval officer in all phases of law
Kindergarten Registration . enforcement. ['m willing, trained and able to lead our
Sheriff's Department and clean-up this town and county.
All you have to do is vote for me.
April 18 - 22
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If your child will be five years »\
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Martin County \
"A Vote For Me Is A Vote For
Dedication & Experience"
ee Vore. AND SupPoRT WILL BE a ae
VOTE MAY 3, 1994
| ELECT
LARRY PARKER
SHERIFF OF PITT COUNTY
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Ballot or T-]
the bullet ad
By Askia Muhammed
Part two in a series
In 1964, Brother Malcolm Xgave
us a brilliant political analysis in
which he proposed a then oradical?
concept... Black representation in
the U.S. Congress proportional to
their numbers in population. Af-
ter 28 years, it looked like the
American body-politic had ap-
proached electoral parity when the
Congressional Black Caucus
swelled from 26 members to 40-39
of 435 members of the House (8.97
percent) and one of 100 members
in the Senate (one percent).
The 1990 census, with its re-
distribution of seats from the in-
dustrial mid-west and eastern
states in the North, to the Sunbelt
States of the South provided the
back-drop for this onew? Black
political power. And with the Bush
administration in power, enforc-
ing the provisions of the Voting
Rights Act, at least there would be
no hint of oliberal bias,? in the
resulting redistribution.
Indeed, as re-appointment took
shape, Republicans were gleeful
at the prospect of carving new
Black majority seats, because it
meant that the numbers of Black
(read liberal) voters in some Dis-
tricts occupied by White Demo-
crats would be decreased, making
it easier for Republicans to win the
seats. New majority Black Dis-
tricts were defined in Florida,
Georgia, Louisiana, North Caro-
lina and Texas.
The changes produced a 50 per-
cent increase in the ranks of the
CBC, and all of a sudden it looked
like Blacks would at least have [i
power and political respect on i
Capitol Hill. But,itappears,some [ig
Whites were unhappy (to say the [ig 4%
least) with the new Black power. . h
_ never mind that these new Con-
gress Members were brief-toting a
well educated Blacks with a total $
of more than 100 years of legisla-
tive and government service un-
der their belts before they were
sent to Congress, and not gun-
toting militants!
This week in North Carolina,
with other trials pending in the
other states, the most famous of
the challenged went totrial. There,
Reps. Eva ClaytonTs (D-NC) and
Mel WattTs (D-NC) 1st and 12th
Districts are under attack by [ie " = PilarimTs Pride Split Skinless
Whites who call the odd shapes [iM ae 4
the Districts took (in some cases R I IC ca reasis
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can political oapartheid.?
That Whites would challenge
Black voting power comes as no
surprise, because Blacks appear
to be without any other sources of,
or courses to power. What Whites
have forgotten, because blacks
have failed to remind them, is the
other strategy implicit in Brother
MalcolmTs oBallots or Bullets?
speech of the early 1960s. At that
time, Black civil disobedience and
riots, were at an all time fever
pitch. The thought of a bloody race
war, or worse, a general revolu-
tion by all of AmericaTs ohave-nots? aa NS
against the privileged few, was in MS St, A K . 3-Lbs. Or More W-D Brand
the air everywhere. t Vay ow ho. Ne. ;
Today, omainstream? leaders Bm = pe Ns T ure foun uc
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should realize that the Black radi-
calism of the 1990s isjust as heart- 2 ' a lad 5 ; pe
felt, just as deeply rooted as it was : Yet an b wy be
in the 1960s when returning vet- ' \ Yaa ep £3 ae 7)
erans from Vietnam"trained in x 1a A ng
combat, andinsomecasesarmed" §& Life iy Ae & .
made up a volatile powder keg. ; h " BD iled a) cnt 4. R so
So, if Whites donTt want Blacks (fo
in Congress with them, working to A THE ae a GROUND FRESH
resolve AmericaTs problems oto- ¢
gether,? then letTs not forget the F, ® SEVERAL TIMES
sizeable body of thought which 6 DAILY!
holds that there can be no political
peace between the races anyway,
and that the country should be
split, divided along the lines of the
Kerner Commission and so many
other reports which were written
after Malcolm X was killed, into o.
_, two nations, separate and un-
equal... o
And if the ballot is not the route
to any kind of equality, then,
Brother Malcolm suggests, the
bullet becomes inevitable. . .
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