Box 7
Contains 114 Results:
Page 1, 1970 January 03 - 1972 June 19
Contains letters from R. Watson to B.D. and Sylvia Schwartz and Max and Hilda Lenson describing the students that received the Dr. Harry E. Wolk scholarship that they fund for Technion - Israel Institute of Technology.
Page 2, 1972 April 04
Contains a letter from Rabbi Herman Cohen to B.D. and Sylvia Schwartz informing them that the check they made for the Max Lenson Memorial Fund has been deposited.
Page 3, 1972 June 02-17
Contains newspaper clippings detailing budget negotiations for the City of Wilmington and images of a luncheon in which Presidential Assistant Bob Brown is given a key to the city by Schwartz.
Page 4, 1972 June 08-21
Contains a program from the Delta Sigma Theta luncheon for the South Atlantic Regional Conference, a fragment of meeting minutes for the North Carolina League of Municipalities Plans and Goals Committee, and a newspaper clipping pertaining to the postponement of a vote concerning the consolidation of the county and city governments.
Page 5, 1972 June 13-17
Contains newspaper clippings discussing the authorization of a bikeway system in Wilmington and the decision to postpone voting on the proposed consolidation plan for City of Wilmington and New Hanover County governments.
Page 6, 1972 June 21, undated
Contains a letter from Rufus H. Stark, Chairman of the Wilmington-New Hanover Human Relations Commission, to B.D. Schwartz thanking him for his involvement with the committee. In addition, there is a newspaper clipping about the lack of public response about the proposed city budget.
Page 7, 1972 June 19-27
Contains newspaper clippings pertaining to Wilmington's first recycling efforts for unused glass and newspaper, Sylvia Schwartz finding the owner of a lost toy poodle, overcrowding on Market Street with cars parked directly on the street, and a story on B.D. Schwartz receiving a call from a constituent about the telephone company.
Page 8, 1972 June 28 - July 21
Contains newspaper clippings pertaining to an increase in green fees at the municipal golf course, Schwartz's appointment to the Golf Advisory Board, Mayor John Symmes' recognition by the City of Charlotte, and a clipping from the Wilmington Journal regarding the City paving streets in Black neighborhoods.
Page 9, 1972 July 15-21
Contains newspaper clippings pertaining increasing property taxes, proposed tax budget, and budget cuts. Also, included on the page is a picture of B.D. Schwartz and other councilmen meeting with Mayor John C. Symmes.
Page 10, 1972 June 29
Contains a letter from Vice President Spiro Agnew to B.D. Schwartz regarding legislation for General Revenue Sharing and the amount of money the city will receive as a result.