The Charlotte Observer from Charlotte, North Carolina • 4

CA THE CHARLOTTE ORSERVER Thursf lay SAO A 196 1 SI 1 tvay Fee Disp TurnrS tith ee I ft te ty I The remaining $150000 a spent on the corporation's gen eral obligations way owed him $74000 for work not paid for The Speedway's landscape architect later coin puted and estimated that the corporation owes Flowe $100 000 This is still to be settled The Speedway has scheduled its next race in October a 400-mile affair A Speedway statement also said that the board "found that the grading contract between the Speedway and IV Owen Howe was competitive advantageous and fair to the Speedway" At the time Howe pulled his equipment off the job in June he estimated the Speed the Speedway parted amidst a lastminute dispute At a special meeting Aug 29 at which they also voted to discontinue Sunday racing the directors found that the fir rangement between Smith and Turner and Howe was a bona fide contract for equipment rental race June 19 Estimates the day of the race by track officials had the figure at 78000 The Speedway's statement in the prospectus amendment put attendance at 31750 It was stated in the same amendment that the track grossed $300000 on the event and had expenses of $150001 1 The Speedway maintains that the government's bill should be S1954932 and that it was computed on false attendance information not supplied by the Speedway An earlier amendment to the prospectus also gave the first atithorildtive figures on attendance at the Vol Id fi00 The prospectus also showed that further liens have been filed against the racing track A total of $33000 is being sought by A Rembert trading as Industrial Construction Co and Lentz and Cress Plumbing and Heating Contractors Smith said Industrial did the work on guard rail erection toilet facilities and the scorers stand The railing itself -a bought by the Speedway he said By notTE NEILL Vett Writer Owen Floe the ernbaltied dirt mover who did the Charlotte Motor Speedway job claimed Wednesday that he paid Bruton Smilh and Curtis Turrer 25000 to get the en tract Smith general manager of the track and Turner its president both denied the chary They said they received $23- MO from Flowe's company all right but it was for rental of earth moving equipment owned individually by Smith and Turner AP IVEY'S 11 I) -If 1 At12" 11 114 cCall TEIIPHONE SHOPPING SERVICE Call TELEPHONE SHOPPING SERVICE frrt An amendment to the stock prospectus also revealed that the Speedway is In default on Ill first mortgage an $89 POO document held by John Crosland Co smith said that the payment was due Sept 1 instead of Aug as stated in the amendment and is for S20000 Were going to have to rake it up somewhere" he said Saturday at 3 pm see our Vogue Fashion-Fabric Show "Looking Fall-Ward" 6 wash 1-1 wear pretty as you Alb -r-L a i t4 1 11 i 17' i I wear wash pretty as you Grand Jury System Study Is Proposed Directors of the Speedway beard about Floe's charge that he paid n5000 to gel the big grading contract De received more than a hall million dollars before be and 0) -1 1A- Al I' i i i itoi i I vkA I You'll see the beautiful new fob rics and relaxed lines of fall fash 11 i cloche interpreted by Vogue Printed Patterns a- 4 7 7 -t I I i A i an 0114new Way to flatter your face io Commentary by i '''t tud4 4 Aliss Victoria Murphy Vogue fashion representative I cy's tulip terrace fourth foor Teatime dainties trill be availlable 75c Yes you may make reservations Call ED 12121 Ext 247 p40 1 11: -N 1 eai High-rising shope that's all news i''' stil'I g' it-fr- I N't- 4 It AN9 ilit''- t-A 14 I' 9 7 'N for fcil Try it and see how it A lifts you and your costumes into -l--- vi- t' a world '''PIllotwe 'I- e1 4 I 0--- li isAzctitk 1 1 ee -lgonce Deep-pile vevet in black brown novy red rross 11) A r) 4 i ip i '111 )Jr- 'N ski beige and cthcr jewel tones 4' please li 0 '1st Ir til 1 400 a our bri9ht clan plaid ov I 1 1 ike' duster Loose and light for Ivey's hat bar street flow smart comfort styled in t) tr 4 frt 1 4' 4' 4 I wrinkle-resistant iltt 4-I' 7 'if -1 -4 1 beautifully wash 'n weor t- lit'fl-' 1971i 7-4 '47: 4 l-- Shoestring collar ot 1 It 114 0 1 bold club collar r-4 1 4- 3 i 1 '4 r-p-94 4 roomy patch pockets 11' t'-irt? sl77-1' 1 -t Comes in red or 4 1- 1 1'-' -)'1 4 '4411-1 blue plaid Sizes 4 4i'tit ti--- -I- 1 1 0 to 16 -7! 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high-brow a world in cloche an all-new way to flatter your face Highrising shope that's all news for foil Try it ond see how it lifts you and your costumes into cf elegonce Deep-pile velvet block brawn novy red rross beige and cthcr jcwel tones 400 Ivey's het bar street floor new accents A $64852 lien filed by the paving contractor Propst Construction Co of Concord was I tie by the Speedway's issuing of 28000 shares of common stock to the con tractor The stock is Si par and a current Issue is being sold at $2 Earlier it was Announced that liens of $204000 were filed by Tvlenevitt Street Co and of $40200 by the Bureau of Internal Revenue tinning the necessity for having a grand jury 'Since about 99 of every 199 indictments which come he fore the grand jury are re turned as true bills the question again presents itself in the serving members as In its necessitv" the report stated In any event sinee it is deemed necessary and repre sents an appreciable cost to the taxpayers we strongly recommend that our sugges tions be given careful consideration" From July 11 through Sept 7 the present 118 member grand jury returned 160 true bills and one not a true bill The grand jury is required to pass on all bills of indictment involving felonies If the jury does not find a true bill the case is thrown out The report had this to say on the matter: "At present the majority or the new members have no idea what constitutes a charge a capital crime or how and why an indictment is made up in its present form "The grand Jury is Instructed by the presiding judge in handling the indict men's to return a true bill or a non true bill in relation to the charges but not to be come involved as to whether or not the person Indicted is guilty or not guilty That you are Informed is the duty or the court 'This results in considerable confusion on the part of many jurors as the present instruclions are very vague and not easily understandable to the average layman "A clear simple and understandable write up in simple language defining all these matters would be of great assistance to the citizens who will serve on future grand juries of this county" The report suggested that the 2tith Judicial District Bar Association he asked to draw up such a book It also asked for a "(hot ough study" regarding the calling of witnesses ilt is unfair" the report said "to ask witnesses who may or may not have any di ect concern in cases to remain where no provision has been made for their comfort except to sit in a crowded courtroom and subject them selves to the unsavory parade of human derelictions" The grand jiffy Also mom mended that jurors be required to serve only three months in stead of the present six: "In to day's world of business six months is much too long for service on a grad jury" The report was signed by Cart Forsyth present jury fore man firemen broan 'earth of an area near the apnt where hi parLed ear had been fnund a short time earlier Nice organized the aearch when they found it partly empty box cf shotgun bliellS in the tar and learned that Vatihn had tern reported to city police as a missing person The report git en rity pollee Tuesday aaid Vaugh hart recently been ill with a nervous condition By KEN CLARK Observer Staff Writer The Mecklenburg County Grand Jury Wednesday recommended a comprehensive study of the grand jury system and questioned the need for con tined existence of the system In a special report read Wednesday morning in Mecklenburg Superior Court grand jury suggested that legislAtion be passed to correct some of the deficiencies in the system The defirienrieg the jury contended Include: Unfair methods used to draw the jury Lack of knowledge on the part of jurors and lack of instructions for them to follow A system whereby witnesses ere forced to wait or days before testifying The report concluded by tries Cr and Jury Wants Alorc Traffic Lights 'The Mecklenburg County (rand Jury Wednesday called for better traffic signal systems st three local intersections In a special report pesentd in 'Mecklenburg Superior Court the jury recommend ed that a signal light be Installed at the intersection of Fifth and Laurel Streets The jury also recommended that a lett turn signal he Mailed on the northbound lane el Camden Road at the Tryon Street Summitt Avenue inter section Finally the jury suggested that a traffic light be installed at the intersection of York Road and Woodlawn Road Hornsteins Are Champs Dr and Mrs Norman Horn of Knightdale Pre the states champion chess players Dr Hornstein captured the state men's title vhile his wife as winning the women's title during the annual state ment held at the Central YMCA In Charlotte Defeating contestants dor Ing the three day neekend match Dr Hornstein stas stop ped only hy David Steele in a draw match Steele of Raleigh won the junior state title and also was sec- end runner up in the tourney First runner-up was Dr A Jenk Inc of Raleigh Dr Iforntein was re-elected 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