Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1990 — Page 3

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6,1990

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Fire kills! on Northside It was the third time in a month that firemen indicated smoke detectors could have prevented the loss of life. The fire at a duplex M 2501 and 2503 N. Alabama St killed two people and took 35 firefighters two hours to extinguish. Killed were Akeett Hammera, 15, and Stanley Q. Williams, 32. Three other survivors were hospitalized. Jesse Wolf was in stable condition at Wishard Hospital, his wife Andrea, 35, and her 17-month-ok! son were in stable condition at Methodist Hospital.

3 charged in cabbie’s murder Police announced Monday that they have charged two Indianapolis men and (me teenager in the Sept 25 murder of a Yellow Cab driver. Wendell Goodpastor, 53, was found by police in an alley east of the 2900Mock of N. Chester Ave., and had suffered gunshot wounds to die bade and neck. According to a probable cause affidavit Carlos A. Miles, 18, confessed to police that die three planned the robbery so they could get money to buy drugs. Also arrested were Steve Kirby, 19, of the 2600 Mock of N. Station Street and 16-year-old Morris Greene. All three were charged with murder and robbery Greene will be tried as an adult. In February, Greene filed an excessive force complaint against IPD Patrolman ScottL. Haslar and the Citizens Complaint agreed to hear Ms case. Last month, a Superior Court judge barred the Complaint Board fromhearing the case citing the complaint had surpassed a 180-day hearing deadline.

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Superpowers to police elections Officials announced Tuesday that both the United States and the Soviet Union agreed to police apotential cease-fire to end Angola’s! 5-year-old civil war. President Bush met with National Union for the Total Independence of Angola, known as UNITA, rebel leader Jonas Savimbi at foe White House as Congress decided whether to continue aid to die oil-rich Southern African nation. The cease-fire is a result of free elections in Angola.

Souter confirmed by Senate An overwhelming 90-9 vote of the Senate Tuesday night confirmed David H. Souter to die U.S. Supreme Court A conservative New Hampshire state judge, Souter, 51, will be sworn in next week as the 105th Supreme Court justice and is expected to alter die high court’s balance on such controversial issues as abortion, affirmative action and separation of church mid state. Souter replaces liberal Justice William J. Brennan who retired from the bench after 34 years. .,^ *v*-^ t ^ . i--1»4^.

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Carpenter’s condition unchanged Officials at Riley Hospital report that the condition listing of 13-year-old Schneik Carpenter has not changed. Carpenter, a victim of gang violence, was a student at John Marshall Junior High School. She was shot in the head as she rode home on a school bus leaving the school’s grounds Sept 21. Doctors removed a bullet from the right side of Carpenter’s head and have not upgraded her condition since last week. Dariina Carpenter, Schneik’s mother, said Schneik’s Mood pressure dropped Tuesday.

Funeral services scheduled for Recorder employee

Services for Dolores Campbell Brown, 53, assistatt to the publisher of The Indianapolis Recorder for the past year, will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday in Greater Northeast Baptist Church, where her son is pastor. Friends may call from 4 p.m. to 9 pm. Friday at Smart Mortuary. Brown died Sunday at her home. Bom in Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Brown moved to Indianapolis at an early age. Sfoe attended P.S. 23 and 17 and was graduated from Crispus Attucks High School in 1954. She was married to Chester M. Brown, April 23, 1955 and later divorced. She reared her four children and had been a student at Martin Center College, where she was woriung towards a degree in business administration. Mrs. Brown previously worked as assistant manager at the Indianapolis Housing Authority and was

die first Mack to work in the offices of John Deere Company. She began at The Recorder in 1989as assistant to Eunice Trotter and then recendy became the executive secretary to Recorder General Manager Charles Blair and now Editor-in-Chief Eunice

TTotter.

Her children include Chester Brown, Jr., age 34, the Rev. Jeffrey Brown, Sr., «ge 32,ofIndianapolis, Kevin Brown, age 28, of Terre Haute and Lisa Brown, age 26, also of Indianapolis. Other survivors include her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell of Indianapolis. She leaves to mourn her friends, Blanche Hill, Pat Jackson and a host of other friends and relatives. We at The Recorder will miss her greatly.

Dolores Campbell Brown

Charles Williams is not replacing Rev. Brown

It has been quite a while since I heard the kind of entertainment that I enjoyed last Friday at the all new and ultra-modem Walker Casino Jazz on the Avenue, with the sounds of Kenny Dodson and his quintet. He really had something to say to a packed, standing room only crowd. His renditions of the oldies t»it goodies brought backalot of memories to some of the crowd that was in attendance, and did they have fun. Just let me say diis, when you see that Kenny Dodson is playing somewhere, then you can bet that you will get more than your money’s worth of pure entertainment. I hear he is going to play for the Lockefidd Civic Organization’s Affair on November 10th. If this is tme then you have to be there to get real entertainment at its best ■ ij. ' m Deadline

As rumors fly so does the truth. It was told me that Rev. Charles Williams had been sought to replace Rev. Andrew Brown at St. John’s Missionary B aptist Church, after he resigned, wMch was just a rumor. Truth: ‘T have not been approached by anyone from die church to become the fulltime pastor of St John’s,” said Rev. Willi amsinatelephone interview. Oh well, rumors will persist, but I will see that you get the troth.

Ihave been gettingalot of good reports on Duane Brown, the Mack candidate who is seeking a major state office, and the reports are favoraMe. Brown, who is seeking the position of clerk of the Supreme and Appellate Courts, is gaining mi Ms Republican opponent Dan Hiser who is our current office holder and a respected one. This could turn out to be a real bam

burner. Both men are MgMy qualified, and I would hate to see either one of them lose, but one must. Best to both of you. *** Get ready for this: Next week I will be picking the state candidates whom I feel will win, and the reason for the winner being selected by the voters of Indiana. A brief background will accompany my choices. The following week I will focus on races in Marion County. So you have alottolook forward to in

the coming weeks. You have already heard from foe Swami and it is my turn to pick the winners and see how close I come to matching the Swami’s predictions. *** I know at times it's hard to give credit where it's due. But fois time I think a lot of credit is due to William Bennett, a precinct committeeman in the Sixth Ward, who single -handedly registered more than 1,100 people to vote. Registering that many people is a feat that I don't think has been performed by anyone also. Democrat or Republican. A tip of the hat from Time for Talk to William Bennett

In the meantime, here is a thought for you: Faith without works is presumptuous; faith with works is precious. TMnkl r- *.;V, . * y '-p. ':5j Y,. - V ‘

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Man shot after altercation Police are looking for a suspect who reportedly shot a 29-year-old Indianapolis man over the weekend. Police said Ronald E. Alexander, of foe 4100 Mock of N. Carrollton Ave., was shot after he and another man were involved in an altercation in die 500 Mock of W. 26th St eariy Sunday morning.

Alexander suffered gunshot wounds to the buttocks and was grazed on the back of the neck. According to witnesses, the suspect fled eastbound on 26th Street and was described asaMackmale, 23.5-feet 10-inches taU and 150 pounds. He had a short haircut and was last seen wearing a Mack and white-checkered vest and Mne jeans.

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