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The Herald-Sun from Durham, North Carolina • 25

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PAGE B6 DURHAM MORNING HERALD MONDAY JULY 9 1990 newest judge is a veteran of civil rights movement $25 million and withdrew financial support In 19791 It often was criticized by US Sea Jesse Helms who supported legislation that led to its demise The project's first planner was a young Charlotte architect Harvey Gantt who now is running against Helms Today puts of Soul Ctty look wn paved streets eeds no houses or gs Just Mock after Mock of scrub pine and brush that obscure blue fire hydrants that Jut incongruously from the soiL But its Green Duke subdivision is almost complete with 900 residents a pool and recreation building several employers a health clinic and other amenities Houses and apartment buildings have been added intermittently son Durham lawyer Floyd McKissick Jr recently filed plans to build eight more singlefamily houses The eider McKissick and his wife Evelyn have lived in a spacious randHtyle house in Soul City for 15 years a good quiet place to raise a said Johnie Johnson a widow who moved to Soul City from Newark NJ in 1977 with her three children Now McKssickls only obstacle is a state law requiring Judges to retire at age 70 which would prevent him from seeking election 1992 When asked how he might react to that he said he plans to wait and see But then there was a glimmer of the old activist "You know they've found that many jurists at 70 are at their best mental McKissick's lifelong affiliation with the group He would go on to become Its state youth director in the eariy 1960s He also became the first Mack to attend the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill after a federal appeals court ruled the school's whitesonly enrollment was unconstitutional He and several other black youths were represented in the 1951 case by Thur-good Marshall then an NAACP lawyer and now a US Supreme Court justice The decision came four days after McKissick had graduated from the law program at what is now North Carolina Central University He didn't need any mine college credits but Marshall wanted quickly to test UNCChapel willingness to obey the federal court "I was in New York then on vacation and he said You hurry back down there and enroll in summer McKissick said 1 was no sooner dime celebrating my graduation than I was back in school" McKissick emerged on the national scene as the outspoken head of the Congress of Racial Equality He maintained dose ties with the NAACP but disagreed with that heavy reliance on lawsuits to end racial injustice McKissick said CORE put more emphasis on sit-ins and other nonviolent dvil disobedience In 1963 he became its chairman and later its executive director He played an active role behind the scenes in the 1960 sit-ins at Wool worth's lunch counter In Greensboro As CORE head McKissick nibbed shoulders with Martin Lu- OXFORD (AP) North Carolina's newest Judge Floyd McKis-sick is a veteran of the civil rights movement an activist who has demonstrated and one who was the leading force behind the building of Soul City Can a longtime activist be happy in a spot where he's paid to decide issues dispassionately? After all McKissick was convicted in War-renton District Court only a few years ago for impeding traffic while protesting a proposed PCB landfill Job is to be impartial and I will be impartial" said McKissick 68 who donned judicial robes Friday for his first full day on the bench as a district court Judge probably wont be demonstrating too much in the future though It wouldn't be appropriate as a judge" Gov Jim Martin appointed McKissick last week to a newly created Judgeship in the district that includes Warren Vance Franklin Granville and Person counties course as a civil rights advocate was set early As a teenage Boy Scout in his hometown of Asheville he was cuffed by a white motorcycle cop because he dared to direct traffic around an all-black rollerskating race that his troop was sponsoring "He said didn't you hear what I told you? Get your blade ass out of here' McKissick recalled in a recent interview with the Greensboro News A Record in his Oxford law office eyes smolder ing at the 55-yearold insult The Buncombe County chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People protested the incident starting NEW JUDGE: Floyd McKissick who donned his robe Friday began fighting tor civil rights in his teens By the eariy 1970s he had the project well into its a new town supported eral loan guarantees and former plantation north of Warren-ton It was envisioned as a community of 5d000 designed and developed by blacks aimed at stem-1 South-i to the Northeast involvement in business ventures He Joined the Republican Party and became a supporter of then-President Richard Nixon McKissick said his change to the Republican Party stemmed from a belief that it was foolish for blade leaders to put all their eggs in the Democratic basket But the switch also was partially a pragmatic decision to help Soul City he says today "If I wanted to secure funds all the people who could help were in the Republican he said ther King Jr and other elite members of foe dvil rights movement Jesse Jackson credits McKissick with inspiring him to get involved in what would become his work In 1969 he wrote foe book 35 of a Man a manifesto that warned white America to start sharing power with minorities or face a violent revolution The book cast the late Che Guevara and other Cuban revolutionaries in a favorable light Suddenly McKissick changed course He began advocating black results It went bankrupt after the federal government spent about CrlmeStoppers Black hospitals challenged to find ways to remain open The suspect was described as being 30 to 35 with a slender about 135 pounds medium complexion and i was uescnueu years old Moot-10 build He weighed ounds He had a gist who had been on board-The blade centers suffer similar ailments: community indifference an exodus of blade dans and nurses decaying neighbor-plagued by drugs crime and AIDS dwindling numbers of paying patients lack of capital and dedining revenues "Health care for blades in America is said Gibson "The health situation among blacks has to be addressed at the most immediate leveL We live and Meed with the black community every day We give a sense of quality and identity We can red and see things other institutions could never Dr Shirley Marks-Brown a black psychiatrist who teaches at Baylor College of Medicine said the black hospital has fallen prey to urban blight "The hospital is like everything else: the comer styxe the shops the Ms Marks-Brown said to disappear "When integration came la it was not a twoway said Reginald Ayala president and chief executive officer of Southwest Detroit Hospital "Black people go to white facilities but white people go to black peo-Me for goods and services "Black hospitals are dying on the grapevine because of a lack of support" Ayala said "The problem is one of perception It is per ceived that blade hospitals and institutions are inferior to white In Houston Omni Hospital dosed in 1988 Another black facility Charles Drew Medical Center closed last month six months after it was opened by a group of blade physicians and other investors The hospital was unable to draw enough patients to repay $328 million in loans "We ran out of time and said Edward AJL Lord an obstetrician and gynecolo HOUSTON (AP) In a dty where two hospitals catering to black patients have dosed in the past two years because of financial losses the lone remaining black hospital struggles daily to fill its 68 beds "The hardest part of my Job is that it's so said Ernest Gibson III administrator at Riverside GeneraL "I don't have other black colleagues here to turn to to ask how they are handling problems It puts me under additional Riverside is one of only eight black hospitals still operating in the nation Another is Richardson Memorial Hospital in Greensboro In the late 1930s there were 200 black hospitals nationwide about 75 percent of them in foe South said Vanessa Norfoington Gamble assistant professor of the history of medicine at foe University of Wisconsin But in the 1960s after integration black hospitals began Information sought in unsolved sexual assault case Durham CrlmeStoppers is asking the public for information concerning an unsolved sexual assault On Wednesday evening June 13 1990 a woman left the College Inn on Fayetteville Street and noticed that she was being followed by an unidentified black man The suspect produced a knife struck the female in the face and told her to do what he said or he would kill her The suspect then led foe victim to a wooded area off Old Fayetteville Street where he sexually assaulted the woman a number of times ing a white shirt and shorts Any person with knowledge of this crime is asked to call CrimeStop-pers at 683-12001 GrimeStoppen will pay a cash reward of up to $1200 to anyone who furnishes information that leads to foe arrest 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