ountamhead and the truth shall make you free’ Volume H, Number Greenville, North Carolin: Thursday, Janu a. 4 Fire hazards revealed L— I Nn C Le m p U S d O r m ito rl e Ss a ee am rT eet acelaliers Bon ar By PHILIP WILLIAMS Staff Writer) It must be pointed ouut that merely potentially hazardou 7 a units were on the same tloor yut. In the ynfu \ checking for fluid is not enough; sometimes the mergency lighting mitorie I of emergency light Juring a f extinguishers are used, then refilled with wate to escape detection. This is not uncommon severely slow the escape of residents and Pruder In one dormitory, hoses are the on reate the lar ; ' W Se us fires have been in the news fire-fighting equipment. It was discovered that panic. If the occu ht in re fires which could have the hose oximately ind a half inches the electricity to go off, th id vould pr 1 uate fire precautior n diameter, were not long enough to reach all have to evacuaie down dark t Fy : Or h fi n France killed over 50 ooms. anc me were di ed persons wh ild not t out of the burning > ecause a door was locked The choice of hoses is al tionat 4. Intercom systems are i blaze zona killed Hoses are ir } ; with emergency situations hotel, all of wi id have t Ae ; : hae Ir rmitories, th tt eer t 4 fir likely t i f ised 1 I lt hief } ] j jate With these tragedies in mind, Fountainhead mich aoe ale Ee fae 1 Hat xu s ) he ECL lishers are | 1 hat some ( H I ( art In the ae it 1 hance of thar i : I I reshazard would t 1 h the event of power f trashear in bedding. T his would _ be it f rder yway. S ; kind of fire with hoses 1 dormitories assume this in th ire ! hi {uir adequate filet cen et do not. Elevat ld be inoperativ e C at of 16 extinguisher combating such fires descend 10 stories on foot were emy wo held empty 2. Locked doors could be ard The men’s dormitories d have a List ind two held apparently In the women’s dormitories, certain doors f intercom; therefore the only method of SCU BA f | He Nai \ 4 bicesal D e e e Ir 1 B SCUBA eadline given fo co vt mmitree VECU on Feb 18 0M e editorial the author ( sons for Neill Ross he track team: personal SGA President Bob Whitley told a crowd of tudents to “practice the very principles it ponsored t EC ng hair, and involvement over a thousand that the committee to teaches es if ( i ae Cama determi en’s visitation hours has a 30-day The SGA’s representat Gary Massey will be taugh W s are individuals and as jeadline ented both Student and « trat D f . » hold any political view Whitley spoke at a Visitation Rally held by grievances. He expressed, the oe bts Saisie A Art displayed ore, athletes should have neil Thursday, Jan. 21 many student problems had been solved in the { v 1 to wear their hair any stest the formation of past that he hoped this one would al U.S. Navy SCUBA ee that an athlete should President Leo Jenkins oO a team for these reasons. and the alleged slowness with whict was The crowd was given a chance t es volvement by athletes in moving their views and ask questi ter. A c mottentianenlencin, Whiley Glee CH NCHeed Tat cles Gee direction action, Commentator Mark State careers for ne nv yn of Tyler into a women’s said there were 1 COOuE i i SCUBA diving a C ! must make a decision dormitc ay into a men’s dormitory isk arrest to: make controntat t nd his personal lite. He 1 Bixon addressed the Pane! on: am | willing to make ally saying that felt the 30-day deadline was x . . The MRC met later T a} 1 fices required inorderto a “step in the right direction,” but that the TOP To BOTTORR Gary Massie, to postpone immediate action pending the The course w nsist of n. 29 this athletic team? If an e had politi plications Unidentified, Mike Nelson, Mark Wilson result of a vote to be taken this week. The vote ms : i k redgubk s”” 2 ay ae a 3 Nsana Dorm Governor Bob Whitley, Bob Luisana Tin Bixon. : will be to determine if the 30-day deadline Student . member of the team and nticiz the unive yxy not allowing its Bare y Row Ma period is acceptable to the men on the Hill 4 " g \ e H ’ i By Ret i ! Education plus versonal sacrifice for the it appears that his values came interested in other ies than in athletics. e e F . : me that if he had been Regi on f S K concerning his personal tudent, plus fa vould have voluntarily d ! team i Farry scosuins a Frest Lautares addressed the SGA concerns 26 civil discontents of a radical-liberal coverage. All the insurance companies raised Hosts seminar xha I t ss his discontent nature, but | would also object on the same their rates as a result of last year’s ri ting or ; The Chen Departmer B with the a mn of $200 to the Kent State grounds if the case involved militant campuses,” said Alexander k uy j Ose e { and e Fund. He obje 1 on the libertarians.” Day Student Tony Harris asked that the rules ae : srounds that the Kent State Fund had Tripp told Lautares that he could have be suspended because of the “urgency” of this a EN Ci “politi vertone someone “draw up a bill” as a legal step matter. The bill passed unanimously i : . alt to ns me to think that this body, towards getting the money rescinded although der t lected, is empowered Assistant Dean of Student Affairs Rudolt Jonate money to any political faction it Alexander urged immediate passage of a bill ympathezes with without consulting granting $197 to the Central Ticket Office to r ) tudents,” said La cover a “past due’ insurance premium Tripp, speaker of the Legislature Insurance rates covering all projection and ‘ou will reconsider your ‘This is a representative body, We lighting equipment have been raised, according ig, are given the right to all e money to Alexander Lauta replied lis particular case “We had a difficult time even getting money for CARE ating g y went off contraceptive i’ ani far ih f I \ Circle K Club is forming on campus “for men schools a \ s K n for two years. At the ‘ enthusiastic about service to the Greenville area non-pill period | had the n S t e@ 3 faa ay st Circle K pr 5 4 B ; \ Be Cc = = and interested in making new friends. enue oat I mip Out tne tale 2 a r re | oO // according to Dr. G. W. Everett, club advisor Club in Greenville K ual? Also, | would like to Everett, professor of chemistry, said that possible if 1 might be students are organizating the ECU club with th py the Kiwanis ¢ P pvoness 2 WOE ae help and advice of the Kiwanis Club of 36. Other or isn’t by urinalysis? 9° ° ad ad n n Oo U n Cc e Greenville s 68 Kiw ( kh kK nusual for there to be a : nun ans pissioeny Pe ete av ce i ; ( k on of normal menstrual inal plans are being made for the 18th people do care about the crippling effect of ae : EC U ae ee | it : g stopped. Unfortunately, onsecutive Air Force ROTC March-a-thon set birth defects and they are determined to find a ae PGnacie tai Crean aein s e 800 ( K club art on alternate effective fon Siubday. Bab” Bc RWeRy Vece. the Dall solution ees tidente: at EGUS) Circle Kis active The scl ¢ k as they stop the pill and Peaii Herahes GHLGUL Ten TUG GiewUs The National Foundation of the March of eee a yee Mie GUE aTeS Wil take Gait f Circle K Key ( y occurs. Pregnancy tests year’s goul is exceeded by $100 ‘ Dimes has been so impressed with the march’s aap ie : aye ees TI ( kK \ ve about six weeks after * continued success that the plans from ECL : ( Be “ % Han nsored projects c Kiv rrespond to the time of This years goal of $2 pou will have to be Suectathar Gave Gen Gn TORE ABROTC ; i ‘ 2 oi 4 1S I ; a : ‘ : riod. Before making any conec the cadets and members of Angel Detachment in the United States in hopes of srieer SHEET ‘ple serv i ading profess: Flight’ stationed at important intersections at’s going on, | suggest throughout the Greenville area and the brothers hsician creating a national project Cadet Ist Lt. Hugh Cameron, chairman of of Delta Sigma Phi in Farmville the project, said that the group of cadets and Radio contact loss —— Last year’s goal of $2,700 was exceeded by Angels who “march so that others may walk’ $1,000, thanks to the generous support of hope that every person and organization on university students, faculty, and staff, and the campus will consider this campaign for the blamed for spill other residents of Pitt County. This shows that March of Dimes worthy of their support mpus SAN FRANCISCO (AP) ke ca Xe) to Sa scenes spilled 840,000 gallons of Francisco Bay after a collis dense fog was out of radio cont with the Coast Guard and THE ‘‘WINGED the ship which hit her, witnesses at a hearing WIZARD,” a bus filled aay with nice merchandise The Oregon St rd also was lost ada and nice people, visited Mike Duncan because of the p' ty of the Golden Gate the ECU campus this Bridge, the skipper of the other ship, the week. Unfortunately Guard inquiry they were asked to leave Capt. Harry H. Parnell said he was adi by campus police. Left to Coast Guard at the t 4 right are Connie and I Gharive. usiness Manager a Arizona Standard, testified Monday at a Coast contact with jews Editor Jan. 18, but each = the onde ice Standard ‘ ‘ As the | gy beg 8s f amMpaigt e bay slong Pacif t Stanc ( MEMBERS OF AFROTC prepare for Senin, wate aun SHALE March-a-thon. They are (I.-r.) Capt. Gary =~ Angel Flight Rep., Cadet First Lt. Hugh f th bunk had beer Schaal , chairman of the Pitt County Cameron, Mareihon Chairman, and March of Dimes. Cadet Capt. Jeff Butler, Cadet Capt. Jim Pleasants, Publicity 0 w ‘ vith oil hav Manpower Chairman, Ruth Elmore, Chairman. been rescued and clear V voluntee ' Developmental clinic provides services By SANDY OVERCARSH VERY CHILD HELPED ) ENVIRONMENT FUNCTION OF UNIVERSITY ( ‘a rb or ( ‘of fee Shop Service Students W ele ome e come se us 264 By-Pass NOW/FRI. ome. Before Christ. After Fellini. ALL SEATS $1.50 "FELLINI thie Joho R TE SOCIAL HISTORY ECTIVE TESTING DR. MALENE G. IRONS, the director-pediatrician of the Developmental Evaluation Clinic, heads a large staff of psychologists, consultants, psychiatrists, counselors and other specialists PREGNANT? NEED HELP? ABORTION Legal Abortions Without Delay STARTS SATURDAY WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS school placement and and ascertains the best ge with the learning pattern | S P. rgist. studies in detail the 1 child, his speech speech problems. After this ymmendations to ind h training are DISCUSSES FINDINGS t 1 sits down together and le findings. A working is 5, Nols tablished and the group makes a Pattie ie Say ions, after Which, the THE DEVELOPMENTAL EVALUATION n and the information and @linic, located at the intersection of Greenville difficulties. The Clinic has been in OperatleD 1 i s i y ' itinues to @ anne $ iscussed. with them Boulevard and Charles Street, works to aid since last year, and cor a mpeng el eu ot a Aa ee exceptional children in overcoming their services evaluation services fo of North Cat I éarefuilyincorde Mrs. JH akes adva its learn how t vercome tt u ication in the The REAP or pe ‘ i situation, is attended by the f four and eight. Tw with the children f igh \ p gram in remedial ; r ete we d These tac Ms : ~ yrograms related to tl pa d I ! tks closely with many : pg le as Child) Health io : ( Sp and Hearing ey Neurology Chi j CASWELL CENTER ; i R ciated with the local welfar i a ESEA programs. The clinic has 1 suf : ns the ke \ hild welfa econitd ' p ary socia - i The Public School F ! i. : S u f th eee N tividual chi : ey ‘ : ee a G esides visual ones, Th ss W ( vell have € iM fror t vtings with ferent m 1W ight pictures whict i Wallced th nlocd entre aTeuid en continuity STAFF ADDITIONS PLANNED hild din order t prov 4 L 11 att ¥ verment and fr d ‘ centers. Close relatiot I - i Ww ity r t with | for pal sultations ning, and follow-ups ‘ A ch referred to th nic by his « a ! t wells Jepartment, or the Public t Hea Departm 0. the child ‘ to the clinic by his parents. The I rth ¢ il spend the night at the clinic St The They usu to the clinic two or three B per in The sec the various specialists 1 Tl Ur d th ire talked with about the child the build ities, and jar Beca the parents attend the clinic before vi hild, they can prepare the child for what The annot be equally compa e parents may little reluctant ther Develop Evaluation Clini want help for the child so they st duse a tay There is usually little difficulty He i tting the children to cooperate ha wa DULL, NORMAL CHILD te Na oy One type of child the clinic sees is the dull : ae 1 who falls just chile 1 This is a cl xelow normal [Q The ha to face In socie problem this is school. His parents thir at he is simply not irded when he fails to keep up If the ps are aware of the tian n of the some an nany useful jobs in t he will not be able to go to delay is an early signpost of This is not true in every case, but it tardatior isually an indication. Stuttering is usually an ication of too much pressure or an inability ope with situations. |f there is a speech the child may withdraw and never Therefore may never the child’s teachers and parents know the extent of his knowledge REAP PROGRAM The Remedial Education Activity Program is din’ the This study children more Join the in Pizza $21 Greenville Blvd (264 By-Pass) DINE INN or TAKE OUT Call Ahead For Faster Service 999] gold wing of the clinic gra was begun, to Telephone 756 BEER and WINE Imported and American fancy foods - glassware bar items PRICES BELOW SUPERMARKET ARCHIE SIMMONS OW NER-MANAGER FREE PARKING ON SIDE 821 Dickinson Avenue OPEN 10-10 MON.—SAT. True Light Church The end MONROE. N.C. (AP) — Last year, H. Flake Braswell i other members of the Tru Light Churcl Chr quit their jobs niend and rel and prep Coming ¢ and th the world. They beli both would t end of 1970 Well into 1971, Brasw says he is prised that ut world still star t 1 changed his fait 100-year old churcl Brasw 44 temporal hea I elder, of the ch ut in fact, the mistaken t the world 1970 may have had a pu t draw nur 1 hurch s« beli t ej .756-0088 © PITT-PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Hilarious- ae More Smash Than "MASH"! CATCH: 22 Shows Sun.-Thur- 1:50 0 AIMIKE NICHOLS FILM Fo (R) COLOR Sk s Fri. &Sat t Childr n-Fri; BARGAIN NOT IN EFFECT ACRES OF FREE PARKING NEXT BIG HI ALEX 1:5( Re aa JOSEPH HELLER ) Donald Sutl IN WONDERLAND the & nthe MRS. J. HADLEY, social worker at the Developmental Evaluaton Clinic, regards her job as a Her work includes complete social history of the child being treated and also a history of his parents, and their goals “very rewarding experience obtaining a is here : almost bers N I | I Church ld come 100 DON'T LETA | RAT BECOME | A MEMBER ! {OF YOUR | COMMUNITY ik ANU , £-00-10-0 DAVE MCNEILL TRI East Tennessee. For Saturday, NeNeill ha Feature-Athlete-of-the- Featu of tl By Di 10.400-se 33 during sur Pirate \ leg baseball t stretch Ma \ 66-ga he 1 what the | N Eel iate Baseball Leagu for the ECU Pirate FOUR MEMBERS Tt 4g2U Le VC-W Th play a une June Augu with 1 d TI ta i Sunday W you add this t ! pr i tota he ECL I And t is not includi sibility of the NCAA Dis Gas lau { re Bu qu Mv he College Omaha, Net th be ae. been «in operation : ies to expand its | | by Ross DAVE MCNEILL TRIES jumper in earlier game with East Tennessee. For his play at William and Mary Saturday, NcNeill has been named Fountainhead’s Feature-Athlete-of-the-Week. By DON TRAUSNECK It alway 1 ! I a Feature-Athlete-ot W ! 4 Su cuus but for the second . str weck Fountainhead’s choic the ECU basketball tear Dave McNeill, a six-foot-f ophomore from Erwin, doesn’t tomar inities to play but when he docs get into a ball he shows | ong potent Saturday, the Pirat | 1} straight South ‘ Willa Aft It se s though the Ind MI n awa h the affair as they w if bly nt 13 all game COULD HAVE BEEN TURNING POINT Pirat ach T Q to send in McNeill for starte like Henrich 1th turning point of the B= Inak he Pirates had cut the gap to 16-15 and tt a And wl ; t ECU basket after near orker at the iad gone MoNeill. He sex inic, regards tore points before th over and, desp experience 1 nute in the se alf, finished the game 4 completé sing treated PIRATES REGAIN FORM ts, and ther With M i the >) hey h ind oin ad to lose t MeN had played in only t but igh ul £ contest — but the way he ved the first half Saturc he could have convinced near! mos y in the 10,400-seat a rium that he was a potentia 70 \ hman last year, the 19-year-old physical educatior th played in 13 of the Baby Bucs’ 18 games and aver 11.8 the t 1 He hit on 45.5 ent of his field g itt \ t McNeill, Qt al yre the season began that “I ba igals to Hacome 4 t player. All he need ] Ww Against William and Mary, Saturday, he got it all togeth 33 during summer Tae Liht Ch q Pirate nine will play 66 games Face two contests Cagers home Saturday Varsity plays VMI By DON TRAUSNECK Havin 1 it record | Pp into la preliminary def contest with Wayne S ( Community ¢ the Baby Sat Bu will host Louisburg Ke \ { E I i Junior Coll Saturday night Ir Atoning for a rushing Pp dete at the hands of the nor ference Davidson Wildkittens last St | BCl week, ECU's frosh regained pk their poise VMI William and { on Saturday the ? Prior to that game, the Baby the Bucs had been led in scoring Wh LEADS REBOUNDER and rebounding y deadl | White with 16.2 ae p l4day im te esas ha aoe ne SCRAPPY CLUB Re re t he I ye (Staff pr by Ross Manr ! Keyd The B Bucs will tr t ECU SOPHOMORE AI Faber puts up shot in action at teed M next Tuesday f Minges Coliseum. Faber and Bucs returned home against St. Francis last night and will host VMI Saturday Hosts Sports Peeler named 71 captain _ January 28, 1971 Richard Martin Peeler, a Rich P Both on and off headlir fall when ne t Carolina this f SHOULDN'T I f Shelt the field he will give us superb 1 out of t ‘ iLAL| I can d \ 171 captain of the ECL pages t ECt 1 : Our ¢ Tar YoU BE i eds dose : UP THERE? The 240-pound All-Sou } 266 Greenvil EC ” Conference defensi tackle S¢ n the morn of th the if ar was el his teat it Pirates’ game with Furmar Webb Junior aes e BEST GAME had won Al ALMOST UNANIMOUS I te ‘ re sophomore We 1 : r a \ “| lead : \ 2 rN Sout 4 RICH PEELER pte case of 10% captains was 194 t ind a s ah ene: rh roi os Stickmen la in the coun | p ; prepare 1 ECU lac he 197 Was top prospect season fast approaching, coach s John Lovste stickmen are b preparir the Goldsboro star signs grant °°": school’s history Nine of I1 returr Goldsboro ny Kepley and linebacker really hits. He'll play a lot for fron bat has been awarded a full ‘ALL-AROUND’ 1S \ grant-in-aid football “Dant s probably the Kepley is the seventt sch at ECU, it was finest all-a athle that — full-schol football pla innounced Saturday by Pirate 11 years I've to be announced by ECL Head Coach Sonny Randle High,” said Randle became head The six-foot-two, 185-pound Whisenhunt. Dec. 15 ee } TD) Kepley was considered the top hree sports a Rindoloh f Uliiye FSW college prospect this year at hall and Girls HOSE civesis oi Nori cor iis Lom Goldsboro High School, which an excellent Will Mealey. a defensi / wor Eastern 4-A football on the Cho a a j dout title this past season t 5 VV n i A versatile athlete, Kepley JE TOA 5 wome +t excelled at three positions ate basketb. ; ng b defensive t unning back, defensive back 1 named ason Wi ne of several men primarily ; Ss \ t all sith tel M responsible for the new MUCH PRAISE C a Lente x J. V. SWIMMING Hed \ A 66-ga hedule summer league, which will be as full : ae what } 1! iew! made up entirely of recrul “ Minges Natatoriu? h ¢ 1 student-athletes at the : y " ECU vs. Briarwood I I Church ( iate Baseball L vil respective schools who meet oter ! slation he ECU Pirat the normal NCAA eligibility ze ug Antoinette reme sa he Pirate The next encour B that . requirements playe ‘ ingel FOO RENEE: All-Stars here in Greenville coach. “His football savvy and girls will ! ECU vs. Fork Union MA 2 We'll try to have ECL | iad t Catch a sparkle i an tt It all adds up ‘ know-how is And his Chowan CX I teed a see best ballplayers on our trademark is hitting hard. He p.n Sunday HOT ENS Meri a gue eer on a mmer,”” said Smith 2 nolastite mage ithletic tean i way for them to spend of a sudden breeze ‘DREAM COME TRUE ha. una at a lot of Keep those moments alive uel like a d Ided experience playing They're yours for a lifetime NCW : . a ; il : ; & Fl 5 with a diamond tru aid coach Earl Smit gether eelu ay ‘ . engagement ring from ] SKI-ING VACATION IN SWITZERLAND FOR EASTER Ofenae(Blostom Au In cup race ( eaners . ; Sa Depart Ne Vi New York , lay a { se he ests W 1 add th n Bucs second anc : 4 me JEWELERS ¢ ite tl aN J 1 r ; pring, y With a second place finish in school which leads in all Shirt Sommera Evans S 1 total of 66 the Southern Conference i ynference varsity athletics bath or shower and : he ECU 1 this ss country, at in socce the Commisioner’s Cup points I { : _Ski lifts. Specia Group ia ind a ourth in football, for each sport are determined -