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THE DAILY REFLECTOR

TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION

GREENVILLE. N.C. MONDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 3, 1977

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New Governor Of Puerto |f 1976 Wos Great,

Rico Studiously ignores ^977 y^|| Better Ford's Statehood Views

By EDITH M LEI^RER Asaoclated Frees Writer

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) - Ignoring Presidait Fords slat^Mod pn^Msal toi his inaugural address. Puerto Ricos new governor says his first priority is stl|l revival o the island commonwealth's sagging economy.

After he was sworn in

Sunday as Puerto Ricos fifth elected governor, Carlos Romero Barcelo pledged to work to eliminate "the intolerable cmidltions in which thousands of Puerto Ricans are still forced to live."

Romero, a longtime proponent of statehood, did not mention the issue once in his address despite Fords

announcement on Friday that he would submit a statehood proposal to Congress.

TTie 44-year-old governor said in an interview that Ford's announcement was "a complete surprise, to say the least."

Romero, during his successful election campaign, said his first order of business

ROMERO AND WIFE WAVE TO CROWD -The new Governor t Puerto Rico, Carios Romero Barcdo, and bis wife, Kate DoDDriiy,

wave to the crowd at Qie inaagural ceranoay as they arrive at the iriands Capitol Building in San Juim. (AP Wrcpboto)

would be to improve the economy and the questim of statehood would be deferred. Asked whether Fords proposal would result in a change in his priorities, be replied:

"We have a commitment to get the economy moving, l haven't made any decisicm on this prcposal. It's a new ingredient that has to be studied.

I think the Presidents intentions are well meant, and I think they definitely help to dispel the false all^ations that have been made by the commonwealth and independence petple that Puerto Rico would not be granted stat^iood if it asked torit.

The unemployment rate (m the island is 20 per cent and the economic growth generated by the (^ration Bootstrap devel^ment pro^ambas slowed down.

Romero, whose New Progressive party is affiliated with the Republican party in the United States, won an iq>set election victory over Gov. Rafael Hernandez Colon, whose Popular Democratic party is in favor of the present current commonwealth arrangement and is affiliated with the U.S. Democratic party.

Presidwit-elect Carter was r^resented at the ceremony by Mayor Maurice Ferre of Miami, a native of Puerto Rico. He read a message from Carter which said the Democratic campaign platform clearly states tbe rect^ltion of Puerto Ricos right to political self-determination. I fully sito-scrtoe to and support this expressed right, whatever yourchcdcemaybe."

Ford was repreaoited at the inauguratkm by Carla Hills, secretary of housii^ and urban development. She read a message in which tbe President expressed his strong and continued friendship" for Purto Rico but did not mention stat^iood.

By BARBARA MATHEWS Reflector Staff Writer

If tbe expectations of community leaders are realized. 1977 promises to be a year of growth and change for tbe Greenville-Pitt County area.

Greenville mayor Percy Cox anticipates city road improvements and an increase in population.

We Ik^ in 1977 to confete Arlington Drive from Hm^er Road toEvans Street, be said.

"This will give tbe citizens a thorou^fare through tbe heart of town. There are several different roads we hope to complete, using community development money, to give us east-west thoroughfares through town."

With Greenville's growth will come the eventual disappearance of several landmarks, according to Mayor (^.

"During 1977 tbe State Bank building will be removed." he said.

"And a real landmark will disappear: Five Points will no longer exist. This mi^t be heartbreaking to some of our citizois. I know Five Points has been here as Img as I can remember."

But growth itself will be the biggest change.

I dont know if the developoe can build housing as fast as we can move petle in," said (^x.

"Tbe new Stopping mall on N.C. 11 alone will employ over 1,000 people. And Georgia-Pacific will be building their new facility, bringing along a construction crew as well as their employees.

Overall, it looks like well have a tremendous increase in population over tbe next 12 months. Greenville is the heart of eastern North Carolina, and we couldnt stop its growth if we wanted to.

It is the third fastest-growing city in Nnlh Carolina. This year

it ought to become tbe fastest-growing.

"But everything looks bri^t. We'll have a wh(de lot of new growth and a wlxde lot of new petle."

FarmvlQe Outlook W. E. Joyner, mayor of Farm-ville, Is looking forward to a good year for his community.

"We will rmew our sidewalks and streets," said Joyner, and we are planning on putting telephone and electric cables undergrmind.

They are building a new

shopping center near town, and we are expectbig some new storestoopeniq).

.Joyner said the populaUon of Fannville is growing, and be expects it to read) tbe 9,000 mark in 1977.

"All in all, there are a lot of improvements going on," be said.

Ayden Improvcmeats

Ayden mayor Roas Persinger is expecting the cMnpletkn ef a new sewer system.

Tbe biggest growth we are OaottMMioaMto*

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CHARLES GASKINS

'Beneficial Occupancy' Of Hospital Seen Soon

Pitt County Cunisskmers this niOTnii^ h^rd reports from various county agM)c>es and dq>artroents as they gathered for their regular monthly ses-skm.

Pitt Memorial Hospital director Jack Richardson told the board that the county is expected to gain beneficial occupancy of the new hospital building sometime during January or the first part of

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February. He also said officials are meeting with extractors and architects this week to determine when the building will be completed and patients can be moved.

Richardson said that date is expected around the projected date of Easter.

Hospital project manager Ralph Hall told the board that the acute ho^itat is 99 per ext complete and that work x the rehabilitation center is almost finished.

Hall noted that cxstnictix of

the additix to the frxt of the new hospital for the East Carolina University Schori of Medicine is progressing, with completix of tbe first phase expected in February.

extracts for completing the interior of the frxt sectix are in the process of being awarded now. Hall explained In other business this tnom-tng. tbe board approved a OOO expenditure to expand a county older adults nutrition program into the Farmville area, and approved the final platt fx the Fox

Run Subdivislx as recommended by the Plaiming Board.

Tte commissioaers also beard a rqxrt from Roy Selby, director of the Eastern Health Systems Agency, x the progress of the Eastern HSA.

Selby explained that the HSA is responsible for overseeing health systems plans and projects in tbe 29 Eastern counties. He said whx fully active, the HSA. which is governed by a 57-member board, will have a dozen employees.

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PINKING SHEARS SHARPENED

I remember seeing in your column some time ago a list of persons and places of business that sharpen scissors. But I have yet to find someMie who can sharpoi pinking shears. Hs Is an expensive seamstresss tool and it would be so nice to have them sharpened. Mrs. M. B.

You are not the only person who would like to know wliere one can get pinking shears sharpened, we found out when we started calling those on our list of scissors sharpeners. Several of them said that they often have customers ask about having pinking shears sharpened, but that they do not have the proper tool to do it, if there is one. So weU ask our readers ? Can anyone suggest someone udio offers this service or any suggestion of a tool that someone local might get to help out with the Job Call us at 752-1336 If you can help.

No Guaranteed Public Pesticide Protection; EPA Termed 'Chaotic'

WASHINGTON (AP) -The government cannot guarantee Americans pnkection from poisonous pesticides because of chaos at the Environmental Protection Agency, Sxate investigators charge.

The accusatix hl^lghted a lO-mxth study of EPAs pesticide program by tbe Senate subcommittee on administrative practice and procedure chaired by Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass. The study was piAlished Sunday.

EPA Administrator Russdl Train responded by conceding that his agxcy had made mistakes in its pesticide pro^am. but he rejected implications in tbe report that tbe agency acted secretly and broke its own reguiatixs to cover up those mistakes.

Kennedy's panel found that the EPA was givx a nearly ImpossiUe tarit by Cxgress

in 1972 that of testing and classifying some 50,000 products fx safety and x-vironmental hazards. Congress set a 1976 deadline tar the tests, but extended it to October 1977.

Faced with tbe testing proNem, Kennedy said, the EPA fell back on questionable procedures. Kh as reliance X tests done as much as 25 years ago by tbe pesticide industry.

One example cited in the study involved the dtemical leptophos, which was used to eliminate pests x txiatoes and lettuce. Recent researdi has shown that leptophos affects the human nervous system in the same way as rattlesnake venom.

Tbe EPA heard warnings about leptophos in 1973 and 1974 from a variety of scientists, the study said. But it cxtinued to rely x (rid tests by leptophos' manufacturer, u4ilch said the chemical was safe. Tbe EPA

did not halt productix of tbe chemical mtil 1976.

Kennedy said the "failure to validate testing data ...has caused needless and costly delay in determining to what extxt pesticides currxtiy x tbe market cause such adverse effects as cancer, birth defects, and Interference with biological rq>roduc-tlx.

Kennedy criticized x EPA plx adopted in 1974, whereby it gave a secondary priority to more than two-thiids of the 50,000 pesticide products to be tested. The top priority wrat to 15,000 products the EPA felt more likely to be dangerous.

Hie agxcy generally took the Word of pesticide mxufacturxs for the safety of products in the secondary category.

EPA administrator Train, in a letter to Kennedy that was also released Sunday, said that strategy was adopted publicly.

Jones Warns Takeover Of Prisons Can Result If No Funds Allocated

By C31ARLES WOLFE Associated Press Writ-

RALEIGH.N.C. (APi - Federal takeover of North Carolina's prison system would be a direct result of the General Assembly's failure lo appn^riate funds fx cxstrucilx, Corree Uxs Secretary David L Jones said today

The most importaW* thing they 'fedtTal authortties' are going to look at is whether the state is do.ng its job." Jones said in a news cxference called to xtline accom-pHshments of his term in office.

Denying critics claims that he oflx did not spxd mxey he already had. Jones said funds were sometimes held back to avoid waste.

Citing (xstructix of a mental health wing at Cwtral Pris-X in Raleigh, which was x-dCTway at the lime be took office in 1973, Jones said no master pix had been conceived for

connectkm of the wing to the main building.

Althxgh he had in excess of $2 million to spend at that time. Jones said the money was held back xtil a master ptx was fxmulated-

Jones said be didn't know wh^her a federal takeover of the date's prisons would come abdut. but said it probably would do little to relieve prisx overcrowding.

"The federal prisx system is overcrowded." he said. "Whos going to lake over their system the slate of North Carolina?

Accomplishmxts cited by J(H)es included implementatix of 100 per ext of the Governor's Efficiency Study Commis-six's recommendatixs. which Jones said resulted in savings to the state of S3.8 millix.

North Carcriina had been one of five states with separate offices of Parole and Prabatix'.

Jones said, but there now exists a unified Divisix of Adult Probation and Parole.

In additix. he said, parole officials for tbe first time were required to hold a college degree. while a high school diploma or equivalent wx required fx probatix officers.

Jones aiso cited increased placement of women and minorities in line and sig>ervxy positions prevkwaiy restricted to mea saying the number t wxten employes had risen from 28 per cet to 36 per cent under the administratix of Re-publicx (}ov. James E. Hol-sbcxiser.

Jones denied that increased hiring of womx was Inevitable, givx the times.

"Tbe avU Rights Bill was passed in 1958." he said, "so they (previous Democratic administrations' have bad since 1958."

WRONG ADDRESS Last Monday the address we had given a reader (or the Dormeyer Bfanufacturlng Company was printed. Another reader called to say that we gave her this address last year, and that when she wrote to tbe company, she got a reply suggesting that she write another address. Writing to Factory Services Inc., 457 Babylon Turnpike, Preq;K>rt, L. 1 N. Y. 11520 resulted In her getting tbe mixer beaters she needed.

She also said she has since stopped using her Dormeyer mlza*. and that If her boinds will flt your mixer Mie will be to part with them. We gave you her name and phone number, and you say you are going to contact her first, then write tbe l^g Hand arirtrw If need he.

Ten-Item Agenda For Planners On Wednesday

A ten-item agenda ta scbeduied fx conaMeratlx by the J<rint aty-Couniy and Greenvilie Haaning and Zoning C^ommlssloBS x Wednea-day night.

The jtrini board will consider four itemi including: rezoning request of LANCO Realty Inc. fx 2.76 acres ea the north side o( US 214 ed|aeeD( to Uwsoo's

Trailer Park from RA-30 to Shopping Ontx in order to cxvert tbe existing structure to a variety store:

Request by the En-vtroanMntal Advisory Com-misskm to ameod ArUde VU "Off-Street Psrktog and Ser vice Requiremcfris t the Zoning OrxfiuDce to require trees and vegetatioa islaods bt perking Ms;

Request by Ernest Halm Jr. and Goodman-Seegar-Hogx Inc. fx retxing ap-proximatety 48 acres near the southwest quadrant of NC 11 and US 264 Bypass fnun Highway Coounerdal and RA-26 to Shopping Ceotx to develop a sboppii^ mall: and Revtoed floal plat t Profesional Center adjacent to the new hospital.

GreenviUe board business includx; request of Harold

D. Tauntx fx rezonii^ four xres X the east side of Hooker Road from RA-20 to Highway Commercial in order to con^ruct a musical instrument repair shop and provide fx future commercial developmeni;

Request sponsored by the

Plaxing Department fx some 11 acres located east of F(h^ Hills Circle and north of Green Mill Run to be rezoned from Office and Institutional to R-9 in X effort to ^oserve the charKtx t the

E. Fifth Street neifiiborhood.

Request by Bunn and James inc. fx lppnanat^ ly six acres near the oar-

tbeast quadrxt X GreenviUe Boulevard and NC 20 lo be rezoned fiom Highway Commercial to Shopping (>ntx to devekv a shopping centx: Final put of Windy Ridge. Sectix III; technical amendments to the SubdMsix Regulatioas; and amend-ments to the CHy Code.

The meeting is scheduled fxip.m.

3~Tbi Dgy Raector. OtwavUla, N.C.-MoBday, immn t vm

Babies Are Delivered In Homelike Room

BRIDGE WHIZ. . Regina Barnes of Modesto, Calif., is the youngest life master in contract bridge history. She earned the gold card shortly before her 15th birthday and is reiieved that there is no more pressure.,(AP Wlrephoto)

Bridge Master Chews Gum And Blows Bubbles

By JOE BIGHAM Associated Press Writer

MODESTO, Calif. (AP) -When Reg^a Barnes plays bridge, she chews and blows bubbles to help her concentrate. Think twice before you criticize the habit, because shes one of the best players in the country. Besides, shes cmly 15.

Miss Barnes is the youngest life master in bridge history, certified by the American Contract Bridge League.

She earned the coveted gold card last February when she was 14, realizing a goal she began pursuing at age 9.

I wanted to do it by my isth birthday, she said. I was really happy it was over with, relieved that there was no more pressure.

It takes 300 points won painstakingly bit by bit over the years to become a life master of the league. Points or often just fractions of a point are earned by finishing near

Mrs, Hunt Selects Gown

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - Mrs. Jim Hunt, fii^t lady-to-be, will wear a gown designed by Jim Stnmach of Raleigh to her husbands Inaugural Ball Friday ni^t.

It is a pale gold velvet organza gown with l(K)g puffed sleeves and a small organza neck bow, covered with a black velvet coat with black, ribbon-covered buttons.

Seamstress Mary Dbcon made the costume. Stronach hopes he'll be getting more commissions from the Governors Mansion.

the top in diq>licate bridge tournaments.

During the year before Miss Barnes reached her goal, toe k^t her grades at honor level but had to give iq> the usual high school fun to c(HK)trate <Hi bridge games with her fa-thn*.

When I was trying to become life master, we played almost every weekend, sometimes twice a week at night," toe said. During the summer, we played a uhole bunch.

She built iQ> 190 points in 10 months to go with just the 110 she won during her first four years of play.

Several veteran players asked her to be their partner in various tournaments, which helped her compile more master points.

But my favorite partner is my dad, she said. Weve just played together Icmger and besides, hes my dad.

She learned the game by ki-bitking when her father, Charles, played. Miss Barnes also read bridge bocdcs and took lessons. They won a novice tournament together and have beoi a team ever since.

1 sure am proud of her. Shes better than I ever was. said Barnes, who wmi his life master card in 1974.

With her main goal achieved, toe now rarely pUys in tournaments. Instead she said shes CMicentrating on the football games and dances toe missed last year and learning to drive so toe can get her license when toe turns 16.

And toe knows that her own fame is as fleeting as the next successful challenger. She said a 12-year-old from Palo Alto, Calif., Steve Cochrane, wants to beat my recwd.

NEW YORK (AP) - Moth-ers-to4>e lio woidd like to have their babies in homelike surroundings, with their family at their sides, but who want to minimize medical risk to themselves and their newborn, can now have the best of both worlds at New Ymk Medical Cdlege-Flower and Fifth Avenue Hospitals.

The New York City medical facility reMntly opened a Family Living Room, an all-in-one labor-ddlvery room. It cfHnblnes the physical and psy-cholotfcal comforts of home with instant availability of lo-ftolstlcated medical e^pment and procedures vital to the health of both mother and infant, according to Dr. Martin L. Stone, professcM* and chairman of the orileges department of obstetrics and gyne-coiw.

In the hospital living nxrni, the mother can be as relaxed as she would be if she were having her baby at home, says Dr. Stone. During her labor period, she may sit up in an easy chair or lie in bed, watch TV, read, chat vrith her husband or other relative <x friend she has chosen to share the adventure of birth with.

At the same time. Dr. Stone adds, she knows that should an emergency arise, the most ad-

For Something New, Try Oven Chicken Curry

By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor CHICKEN DINNER Ovoi (Sicken Curry Rice Salad Bowl

Fruit Cookies

OVEN CHICKEN CURRY Our latest idea, and something new under the culinary sun!

3-pound frying chicken, cut up

V4 oq> flour Salt and p^per 3 tablespoons butter 1-pound Spanish onion, peeled and quartered and cut in thin strips (2\^ ciq)s packed)

2 tea^wons curry powder % pound (3 medium-small) tart apples, peeled and cored and thinly sliced <2 cups) l-pound can tomatoes, undralned

Wash and thorou^ly dry chicken; coat with about of a mixture of the flour, 1 teaspoon salt and % teaspoon peiq)er. In a large skillet in the hot butter brown chicken; remove. In the drippings in the toillet gently wilt the onion; stir in the remaining flour mixture, curry powder and teaqxtons salt; add the apples and tomatoes and cook over low heat, breaking up with a wooden ^xxm, until apples soften; do not boll. Turn onion mixture into an ob-ICHig 3-quart glass baking dish (13<^ by 8^, by 1^ inches) or similar utensil. T(fi with the chicken, skin side iq>. Bake, uncovered, in a prtoeated 350-degree oven until chicken is tender and crisp about 45 minutes. Makes 4 to 6 servings.

Lveme Tripp And The Song Revival Band

St. Pauls Pentecostal Holiness Church

Old Washington Hwy.

Friday Jan. 7, 1977 7:30 P.M.

NoAdmlsslon Public Is Cordially Invited!

Croquet was a pc^ular game of the royal families of France in the 17th century.

vanced help medical icieoce has to (rffer is only seconds away, just down the corridor In the ho^itals conventional delivery room.

The room is the newest addition to Flower and Fifth Avenue Hoq>ita]s' Family-Centered Maternity Program, a comprehensive package of prepared and shared parenthood services vtolcb includes education in prq>ared toilAlrth iar father as well as mother, and labor, ddivery and pos^rtum (after chll(fi>irth) follow-up care.

Dr. Don M. Sloan, dtrecUH* of the pn^am, says the ronn was established out of a conviction that In-bospltal maternity care should be as compassionate, personalized and family-centaed as posdUe within standards of safety. The events surrounding the birth of a diUd should be an emotion-ally satisfying experience for all members of the family. This c(X)tributes to the development of a healthy family unit."

Dr. SUne cites the recent experience of Lillian and Richard Frey, Elmhurst, N.Y., as a good example.

The FYeys didnt arrive at the ho^ital until a few minutes after midnight, and long after Mrs. Freys labor pains had begun. The six-week prenatai education course she and ho' husband had takoi. Instructing them in Lamaze exercise, breathing and relaxation techniques, had prepared them so they loiew what to expect and werent thrown by the first labor pain.

Anyone looking in on the Freys a few minutes after they settled into the Family Living Room might have thou^t they were still at home, Ih*. Stone relates.

Mrs. Frey sat in a rocking

Bride-Elect

Entertained

RALEIGH - Miss Terri Marie Thornburg, bride-elect of Timothy Alan Leith of Greenville, was Ixmored Diursday at a bridesmaids luncheon here.

The hostess was the aunt of the bride-elect, Mrs. Lois Thornburg.

Miss Tbontourg was honored at a tea at the home of Mrs. John Farmer in Siler City Sunday. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Margaret Jourdan, Mrs. Jessie PhUlips and Mrs. Neil Walston.

Special guests were the mother of the brtdegroom-elect, Mrs. Rtoert Leltb Sr., and his sisters, Mrs. Sue Aldridge and Miss Becky Leith.

Bridge Winners Announced

Saturday afternoon winners at First Federal were:

North-South: Mildred Harker and Dorothy Ritchy, first; (joldie Hardesty and Nancy Pate, second; ti for third were Mrs. D. J. Lewis and Neil Bellinger with Marilyn Bongard and Eldwin Yauck.

East-West: Mr. and Mrs. Wade Dudley, first; Mrs. Cora Powell and Mrs. Harold Forbes, second; Mrs. William Parvin and Gaude Goodman, third.

The Wednesday morning game will be resumed Jan. 5 at 9:30.

chair, her husband in a comfortable chair her side, both watching the late show on tde-vislon. A small wall light cast a warm glow on the cream-and-gi^d striped wall paper, the Hirple cottage curtains, a hanging flower pot. If the TV show became tx1ng, there were books and magazines in the black walnut-stained hutch, all courtesy of interior decorator Dr. Stoie, who shopped for the Family Living Room furnishings himself.

At about 1:20 a.m., Dr. Stone, vtoo had checked his patients progress evoy 10 minutes, decided the time had come. Mrs. Frey got into bed wfakh locdLS like the ordinary bed (or sleeping but has all the trappings necesaary for ddivery of babies. Half an hour later, she and her husband shared the exhilarating experience of watdi-ing, in the large tilted mirror at the foot (d the bed, the birth of their eigbtiMNind daughter.

Her hutoand, Mrs. Frey re-calli, really ei^oyed it. He talked all the way through. It was easy and rdaxed with him there. I dont think I could have done it without him.

Of late, there has been renewed interest in having babies at home, Dr. Stone notes. Although M per ca& of all ddtv-erles are normal and do not require special medka] attenticm. the physician views out-of4io6-pita) Urths with a cautious eye.

We believe baMes should be bom in hospitals not because we r^jard pregnancy as a nine month-long disease but because mother and chtid deserve every possible safeguard," be says. Evan a lO-minute ambulance ride to a iMspita] back-iq> facility, cmiq>lete with Mood bank, cUnlcal laboratory, and radiology and fetal mcmitorlng services, may be too long to eliminate the rito lnv(rived in moving mother newborn to that facility.

BRUNCH FARE: Potato pancakes with sour cream and fresh fruit.

Potato Pancakes Are The Same All Over The World

By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated ftess Food Editor DEAR CECILY: Do you have a good recipe for poUto pancakes? I want to serve them with sour cream and fruit. Brunch Fan.

DEAR BRUNCH FAN: I gather you plan to offer the potato pancakes for brunch. Good Idea I think Ill do the same. This recipe comes from an elderly Polish lady, but to tdl you the truth potato pancakes seem to be made much the same way in a good many countries. C. B.

POTATO PANCAKES 2 e^

2 tabletoo(His flour 1 teaspoon salt

teatoom pepper 1 pound (3 medium) potatoes, pared and finely grated (1% ciq)

3 to 4 tabietooons butter or margarine

Marriage

Announced

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Williams(m of Ayden announce the marriage of their daughter, Patricia Yvonne, to Jos^h Lewis PadlQ' III, son of Mr. aiid Mrs. J. L. Padley Jr. of Aydoi. 'Hie wedding toto place Dec. 17.

In a medium bowl beat ^s until thick and ivory colored. Beat in flour, salt and pepper. Fold in potatoes.

In a lO-lhch skillet over moderate beat, beat 2 tableq)0(ms of the butter. With a tablespoon d^ to bottom of the bowl each time and pom mixture well apart into the* skillet, allowing each pancake to spread by itself. Turn as necessary and fry until brown on both sides and cri^y around the edges, adjusting heat as necessary. Add more butter as needed for each batch of pancakes. Drain on brown paper; keep warm in a slow ovra until ail pancakes are fried.

Makes about 2 dozoi.

Note: Pmatoes turn brown quickly aftm being grated. This dlsc(rioratkm can be largely controlled by adding tea-qxKMi ascorbic acid (vitamin C) crystals to the potatoes as they are being grated and by stlnlng occasi(maUy.

Should Imbiber Take His Business Into His Home?

By Abigail Van Buren

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DEAR ABBY: 1 hope you will print this suggestion for people who spend more money in bars than they can afford:

Since you cannot refrain from drinking, why not start a saloon in your own home? Be the only customer snti you will not have to buy a license.

Give your wife $55 to buy a case of whiskey. There are 240 drinks in a esse. Buy all your drinks from your wife at 60 cents a drink, and in 12 days (when the case is gone) your wife will have $89 to put in the bank and $55 to buy another case.

If you live 10 years and continue to buy all your whiskey from your wife and then die in your boots, your widow will have $27.085.47 on deposit-enough to bring up your children, pay off the mortgage on the house, marry a decent man and forget she ever knew a bum tike you.

THINKNG MAN

DEAR THINKING: You sound more like a drinklaf" man than a thinking man. What man is going to givo his wife 155 to buy a eaee of whiskey, and then pay her 00 cents tor a drink?

The way I figure ft, the man will be out 855 every 12 days, and when he goes on Social Socnrity, boll either die of starvation or cirrhosis of the liverwhichever comes first.

DEAR ABBY: I am a male who has just read an article written by a woman who uses the word "macho" to describe men who have an exaggerated sense of mate pride.

What would you call a female who has an exaggerated sense of female pride and delights in making men feel like little boys?

In other words. Abby, what word can be used to describe the female counterpart of the macho" male?

AROUSED

DEAR AROUSED: How about "machete? (An Meal weapon lor castration.)

DEAR ABBY; I swore. like everyone else, that a grown man writing to you had to be the silliest thing in the world, but I have no one else to go to for a solution.

I head a department where I work, and a coworker of mine who has an eye for the ladies is my problem. Hes having an affair with one of the secretaries here, and not only is this guy married, she is, too. Plus, she is one of his wifes best friends.

He has had other affairs, but I've always looked the other way, figuring it was none of my business. But this time, the work in my department is affected. He cuta his working hours short and makes excuses to be around her instead of tending to his business.

I like this guy. but I am responsible to my higher-ups. Do I look the other way again, talk to him, blab to the boss or wise up the wife?

WHAT NOW?

DEAR WHAT: Tell your friend that his lapeee ou the job are beginning to showfor reasons that are no secret around the olfiee. Furthermore, If he doesn't shape up he's likeiy to be shipped out.

Everyone hes a problem. Whats yeiursT For e perwrnal reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 69700, L.A.. Calif. 90000 Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, idease.

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Vast Benefits From Gl Bill

TO SAY NOTHING OF THE COST

A veterans program which has meant an education for millions of former service people came to an end Friday.

The GI Bill education benefits, which have allowed veterans to continue their educations in exchange for time spent in service, will be drastically altered.

The education benefits were begun with World War II veterans. They were extended through the Korean and Vietnam wars.

Beginning Jan. 1 those in the military who wish to participate in an education program will have to make monthly CMttributions to the plan.

The GI Bill educatiM) benefile have been of immense value to countless individuals who served in the armed forces. We mii^t add Uiat they were of great benefit to the nation following World War 11 in that they provided the trained people we needed for the ec(momic expansion that the nation enjoyed.

A Good, Servkoble Airport For Area

Improvements costing $265,000 have been done at the Pitt-GreenvUle Airport.

Included was the resurfacing of the north-south runway and taxiways, along with the Installation of more sophisticated landing equipment.

A portion of the southeast-northwest runway has been clewed due to the construction of an additional

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lane on U.S. 13.

We now have a good servicable airport for the private, company and Wheeler Airlines planes which will be using it.

We hope the airport can be kept in first class am-dition.

Study Groups Wind Down

ByBILLNOBLnT RALEIGH - Its safe to guess that somewhere between 2,500 and 3,000 l^islatlve proposals will hit the desks of members of the General Assembly betweoi the time legislators convene January 12, and the time the session ends next summer.

Given such a volume of business, it .is easy to recognize the importance of Interim study commissions which have grown in numbers and Importance as the state's legislative body moves ever closer to annual sessions.

every two years, the Legislature Is permitted to hold special sesslons-and has drnie so recently, so that the assembly has convened every year since 1973evai though the 1976 session was only two weeks long and devoted (mly to budgetary matters.

Report Tlnie The interim study committeesall told, some 29 of themare now rushing to beat the deadline In preparing reports and recommend legislation for the 1977 session. Some will not make the completion date prior to ctmvening, but will

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report in later In the session.

Most of the special research into pending legislative matters was carried out by legislative eommitteei under the direction of the Research Commission chaired by House Speaker James C. Green and Senate Presidoit ProTempffle JirfmT. Henley. Several, however, operated outside that structure due to the q>ecial natures of the study, or because the com-misslMiers were already at work before the centralized system was devised. Examples are the rewrite of public school laws chaired by State Senator Ed Renfrow, D-Johnston; the commission on correctional programs chaired by former State Senator Eddie H. Knox of Charlotte; the commission on pn^riy taxes chaired by State Rep. Robert Jones, D-Rutberford; and the commission on children with q>eclal needs chaired by State Rep. Vernon James. D-Pasquotank.

Many subjects under study by one committee overlap work being dme by other groups or legislative committees.

The Knox Commission, for example, will speak to a philosophy of criminal punishment, need f(x fixed sentenctng and less discretion for judges, pris(Hi rehabtlitatloo propams, and priswi construction plans. The Criminal Code Com-missicm speaks to criminal punishment; the Judicial Council will recommend a death penalty; another committee has studied Department of Correction matters including females In priSMi, q>eedy t^s, Inmate labor, and the prison enterprise system and cmflicts with private industry.

Conflicts

Thus, legislators will find themselves (xmfronting from time to time pieces of what should otherwise be viewed as a wtxrie; occasionally enacting into law measures which actually OHiflict.

Potential conflicts of this sort are also foreseen in work of the Land P(dlcy Council which (grates with both legislators and non-assemblymen and will propose sweeping land management systems similar to the Coa^ Land Management Act now in effect; at the same time, the

property tax (xnnmittee, the mass transit study, and the energy council all have proposals which impact on the same areas.

Occasionally, two legislative study committees come In with recommendations directly opposite: witness one \riiich calls for removing community odl^es from the State Board of Eklucatton and establishing a separate governing board, while another calls for keeping the community (X^eges under the supervision of the State Board of Education.

Still, given the growing complexities of the business of state govermoit, the interim study work-the research into problems, debate over alternatives and the exercise of writing legislaUve proposals-keeps the various issues warm, allows the ccdlectlon of information, and builds a foundation of support wliich will help move pn^osals through the General Assembly.

Without that homework behind them, it is likely legislators would find lawmaking even more C(m-fuslng and difficult.

NATO Bordering On Fear

By ROWLAND EVANS

and ROBERT NOVAK

WASHINGTON - Sudden European worry about the Warsaw Pact's phenomenal growth in conventional military power has given Jimmy Carter more leverage to strengthen NATO than any President since John F. Kennedy.

Western Europes mood of concern bordering on outright fear over growing Soviet superiority in central Europe is shown in NATO's about-face on a proposed muiti-billion-dollar airborne radar warning system. Pentagon officials now believe that the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) will approve the system early in 1977. The major reason for the shift: fear of surprise attack.

Even more significant than NATOs changing its mind on the sophisticated warning system, Eun^an political leaders are going public to express alarm over gaping holes in NATO's defoise.

The most pointed questions about NATO's vulnerability

are being raised by Henri Simonet, a brilliant politician in Belgiums Socialist party (scarcely a hotbed of cold warriors). Simonet, outgoing vice-president of the European Community Commission and former economics minister of Belgium, is pointing up some of the thorniest defense problems ever mentioned by any European socialist, as follows:

Communist military improvements in central Europe are devel(^ing a massive offensive force; the strategic concept on which NATO was founded has become obsolete because the Soviet Union has reached at least nuclear parity with the West; demands by Democratic Sen. Sam Nunn of (Georgia and R^ublican Sen. Dewey Bartlett of Oklahoma for fundamental changes In NATO strategy is only a beginning" of a new -American design for NATO which Europe must be prepared to support.

Simonet's questioning of NATO today will appear as a lengthy preface to a

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meticulously researched, deeply critical book by Belgian Brig. Gra. Robert Qose, former dlrectorof studies at NATO; defense 'college in Rome.

A short version of Gm. Closes still unpubll^ed book appeared earlier this year as a memoir with a grim warning. He si^gested the ripening possibility of a Soviet surprise attack against NATO sweeping across the northern plains of Germany to the Rhine in a matter of hours.

That possibility is publicly discounted by Gen. Alexander Haig, NATO supreme commander. But it is gaining affirmation among many students of Soviet military potffltlal,' some of whom claim that Haig himself privately agrees.

Goses book, updating and fleshing out his earlier memoir, will portray a darkly pessimistic future for the West unless European members of NATO cease what he cails the 'demobilization of the minds. ' By that he means Western Europes refusal to face the facts of growing Soviet superiority.

Hiat sqieriority is ^ed out by Gose in frightening detail. He estimates a Warsaw Pact grand total of 62 satellite divisions and 160 Soviet divisions and claims each Soviet dlvisioa is either

Strength For Today

TOOSHORT AN ANCHORCHAIN In bygone days a cautkmary tale was oftM tdd about a ship who cast anchor near a pile of rocks. The anchor chain was short but of adequate length as lig as the sea was calm. But whm a storm came ig>, towering waves and hi^ tide caused tbe sh^ to lift the anchor frmn its secure grip ( the bottom, and tbe ship was driven the rocks and destroyed.

Many a life has been wrecked because tbe chain by whicb people let down their qiiritual anchor proves to be too short in an hour of crisis.

By DAVID R. NEISEN

Green Plan Scrutinized

mechanized or airborne. Although Pentagon aides told us tbe genera] slightly exaggerated his estimate of Warsaw Pact strength, there is no doubt about the relative weakness of NATO forces.

He reveals the Warsaw Pact could put 39 divisions into the fnmt line in a first offensive wave within 48 hours; a second wave of 60 Soviet divisions augmented by major G:ech forces could be in action within six days. NATO's defensive force, concludes Gi. Gose, would be 22 divisions, relying on principal reinforcements from British and U.S. manpower pods far from the scene of action.

This comports with findings by Sens. Nunn and Bartlett after personal inspection. They concluded it would take far longer than six days perhaps even two to three weeksto put the full British complement of 139,000 troops at tbe Rhine and to airlift U.S. reinforcemoits across tbe Atlantic.

If the Pentagon is cwrect in believing that NATO will approve the extraordinarily costly new airborne warning system, precious time will be added to the Wests safdy mari^. But that will not happen for several years.

Henri Simonet and Gen. Gose want something more.

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RALEIGH (AP) - Lt. Gov .elect Jimmy Greens plan to have a Ways and Means Gimmlttee In the state Senate this year is an ide# that deserves close scrutinty.

If all goes as Grei has predicted, it may be an approach to handling state money that should be followed in later years and possibly ad(^ted by tbe House leadership.

If tbe idea flops, it should be scratched before the anticipated 1978 session and certainly before the regular 1979 session.

Odds are that Greens idea will wwk. In the first place, Greo) has 16 years legislative experience and a lif^me of business experience vhlch has tau0it him to look carefuDy before leaping.

In addition, Green is by nature a cautious man and a traditionalist. He is loath to change the way things have been done unless be is cm-vincedto a degree greater than many others would requirethat the change is safe and beneficial.

Hiere8 also tbe way Green plans to structure tbe committee. Though he was vague Friday about tbe panel's leadership, be had said In an earlier interview with the Associated Press that he would have at least two cochairmen rather than put 80 much power in one per-sonshandis.

In Greens plan, the Ways and Means Committee will be an umbrella and all SO senators will be members. Under Ways and Means, there will be committees on finance, which raises money through taxes; appropriations, which spends that money; and the eccMiomy, ^rilich will try to guess how much the tax base will grow and how to encourage such growth.

Chairmen of the appropriations and finance committees will be cochairmen of Ways and Means, he has said, leaving (^>en the possibility of other cocbairmen.

Also under Ways and Means will be a Base Budget Committee which will review

Other Editors Say Career Suicide

(GoldsbwoNews-Argus)

This new^aper has no (pinion of the performance of retiring Highway Patrol Commander E. W. Jones. Like his predecessors, he was a career trooper. And like them, he was a political appointee to the t(^ position.

He st^ aside now, presumably, because he fully expects Governor-elect Jim Hunt to name his own patrol commander.

Thats the way it has always been. But is it in the best interest of the Highway Patroi?

Every ycmng trocar entering the Patrol should strive for promotion. If the best people are rewarded for their efforts by being given more rank and responsibility, then the best of toe best should Mte day emerge as commander.

But the reward for becoming commander no matter how good a commander he might be is retirement immediately following the next gubernatorial election.

No matter how non-political we would pretend the Highway Patrol is, those who aspire to toe top position must at some point become political beings, and then they are committed to the bone yard.

How many exceptional career office have been discouraged from rising to the t<^ because of toe nature of the system? This not withstanding, over the years we have seen some of the most outstanding adminlstratqrs and disciplinarians in the field of law enforcement become commanders of the North Carolina Hi^way Patrol

It cannot pc^ibiy hold true that these exceptional career law enforcement officers, at toe end of four years in the top position, abnqitly are not the best people for the job.

the existing budget with an eye toward cutting fat before new spending is added to make it the 1977-79 budget.

Base Budget will get to work immediately in toe session and probaUy Include all of the senators so tbe workload can be divided. By reviewing tbe old budget, the senators will be gaining familiarity with state q>^)ding and needs in the early months of the session before revenue figures are available for the new budget.

The emphasis behind Greens idea is that senators will take part in both raising money and ^>OKling it. That, he says, will make them more responsible and more responsive to the states needs.

An advantage of the system is that all of toe senators will be involved in the taxii^ and budget problems at toe committee level. Committee discussions are less formal than debate on toe Senate, floor and witnesses can be called, giving the senators fir^-ind information they need.

It is likely that toe approach will reduce floor d^te on taxes and the budget since all senators will have considered tbe issues in committee. But that would be no problem since the committee meetings will be open.

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Caucus To Pick Leader

By JOHN CHADWKX .Anociiled Pre IMter

WASHINGTON (AP) -Democratic senators will caucus Tuesday rooming to eled a successor to Mike Mansfield as majority leader. The rival candidates are Sen. Hubert H. . Humphrey and Sen. Robert C. Byrd, now the party whip, or deputy IhAder-A qtokesman for Humitorey says the secret ballot la toe key to the battle for tbe post of Senate Democratic leader.

A conference t Republican senatm also will be h^ Tue^ day to choose tbelr party iead-tfs. The el^t new GOP aena-Umi are to mart today with a^ tual <x potential candidates for party leadmh^ posts.

Bjml has been acknowledged front-runner for tbe Dmnocratic leadership post. However, David Gartner, Humitoreys administrative assistant, told a r^rter that we still think we have a chance and that tbe key thing is that the vote will be by secret ballot.

Gartner said two or three aeutme have urged tbe Minnesota senator privately not to out, telling him they are , going to vote for him even tbou^ they are publicly committed to Byrd. He declined to name tbe senators.

Byrd had no comment on Gartners statement. Byrd, a West Virginian, has bem tbe Democratic whip since 1971 . wtoen be unseated Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., from tbe post.

Mansfield, who served as tbe Senate Democratic leado^ tor a rec(t] 16 years, did not run tor reflection to toe new Congress.

On toe Republican side, Seo. Robert P. Griffin of Michigan is toe only avowed candidate for minority leader. GOP senators are outnumbered 62-38 just as they were In the last gress.

Sm. Howard H. Baker t Tmnessee Is a potential candidate for tbe GOP post. Baker la still waiting to see what his chances are befmf deciding whether to have his name put befwe toe party confoice.

A ^xAesman tor Baker says it may be Tuesday mOTning before be decides whetbe- to dud-Imge Griftin for minority leader. The post is vacant because of the rdlrement of Sm. Hugh Scott of Pamsylvania. Grifftn has been party wfa^ under Scott.

Sen. Ted Stevens of Alaska is a candidate to succeed Griftin as Republican whip. A posslbte rival is Sen. Bob Dde of Kansas, but an aide said Dole has made no effml to line iq> votes. Dole was Presidmt Feuds vice presidential running mate in last year's election.

So far as is known. Sen.

T. C^urUs of Nd)raska is unopposed for re-electicm as dialr-man of the Senate Republican Cmference and Sen. Jdm Tower of Texas for reflection as chairman of the Senate GOP Policy (^nunittee.

On tbe Democratic side, tbe party leado- also is chairman of the party policy ciHninittee and the party caucus.

Sen. Alan Ganston, I>Callf., is un(^posed to succeed Byrd in toe second-ranking post of party whip.

Opinions In Brief

That man is richest whose pleasures are the cheapest. Heu7 David Thoreau.

Timing Is the chief ingredient in judgment. William Feather.

That Tax Reform Act Of '76

TDere are millions of people vriio never think about (tod until they face disaster.

These people make the tmible discovery that just ttdien they need religkn the most, their ^iritual anchor chain is not long enou^ to prevait them fmn being dashed to pieces <n tbe rocks adversity.

Tlie captain of the sh4> should have known that his anchor chain was too short before be started his v<^ge, and ^ and I should see to our spiritual security befMf tbe day of calamity comes

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By JOHN CUNNIFF AP Busloess Analyst

NEW YORK (AP) -The hiriidays are over now and its about time you got back to thinking about the inequities in this ecimomic existence of ours. Like the Tax Reform Act of 1976.

This act st^ulates that the average price of your stocks on tbe final day of 1976, last Friday, will be toe basis for computing tbe capital gains of your heirs, should these shares remain in your estate whoiyoudie.

Tliereafta', whenever an beir sells shares bequeathed by you, tbe ciqiital gains, and toe taxes thereon, will be cOTiqiutod from that figure.

If, for example, your diars averaged $10 oa Dec. 31 and sometime In tbe future your heirs sell them for $15, they will be taxed on tbe basis

of a $5 capital gain per share.

But now toe disomcerting truth: In constant, or comparable dollars, the Dow Jones industrial avo-age is now about 45 per ct lower than its high of 11 years ago.

This fact often is overlooked by even toe best stock market analysts, so ccmconed are they with day to day movements. But stocks, like the dollar, become inflated.

Would you say, for exanqde, tlt tbe dollar bill used today will buy as much as toe dollar (d 11 years ago? You know differuiy. And its tbe same with stocks: they dcmt have tbe same buying power they used to have.

Therefore, rather than being near its all-time hi^, the stodc market is really far, far below it. It has a kng,

long way to go just to get back towiiaeUwas.

In many instances, heirs are likely to inherit badly depressed stocks, on whidi they will have to pay capital gains taxes if those stocks merely creep back to their old values.

Inflation has always been the enemy of tbe stock market, not necessarily over toe siKHl-term but quite (toviously over periods of 10 or 20 years. Over the past decade of inflation, you might observe, tbe major stock indexes wlg^ every day but ended up Just viwre they were.

Inflation drains money into tbe flxed-inccKne maitets. As txmd yields and IntereA rates rise with inflatiOD, investors prefer an assured, fixed Income to tbe risky and sometimes tow* yidd from

stocks.

Inflation also puts a hardtop I many industries, cutting into profits and lowering their ajqieal as tnvestmaits. Future profits, remember, are what stock prices are based qpon.

Now that Inflation seems to be receding, some analysts expect that stock prices will tend to move upward, altbou^ not even a tiny percentage of fiuwcaders expect a surge.

Regardless t wtietlM^ tbe gains, u they come, are large or small, it will still mean for some stockholders that they are merely battling back to where they were before.

And it might mean that some heirs will pay ci^ttal gains when they sdl toares that are far, far below tbdr value of 11 years ago.

Tbt Dll7 Rcfleetor, Ctaiv01e. N.C.MomSay, January 8,1T75

MARA1WM Itove youtte on tfactr wbeai cbairt

nd wUh regular itaiting numhm partk^Mited akag with other M^)etltore in a Nar Year MaraOoo foot'^ce entered by about

5.00D peraooa in Rome Sunday. In background, St. Pnil's gate on the ancient Roman wall. (AP WIrqdwto)

Auto Insurance Firms Point To Soaring Costs For Repair

By LOUISE COOK Aaaodated Pren Writer

Premiums fw automtMle in-

PUBLIC NOTICES

Having gualHM s* Exacutiv* of ffi* wtat* ot Thontat Iradall AAoora. lata ot Pitt County, North Carolina, Nil* U to notify all paraon* having claim* agalnat tha aatata of mio Uoeaaaod to praaant tham to tha undaralgnad Exacutlva within aix I month! from data of tha llrat publication of thia netko or sama win ba pliiJad in bar of thalr racovary. All paraena inOabtad to saW aatara plaaaa maka Immadiatapaymant TNaaih day ol Dactmbar, 1*7*. EdnaM. Lonm I2?e Maadew-wood Orlva KInaton. N.C.

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS ivin :uto

taaeaas. this is to notify al having claims against .tlw estafa to

Havtng this day ouailflad as iMcutor of tha Estate of Essla L. Ratpass. this is to notify all parsons

file tham with the undarslgnad at the addrau given wlthht six (S) months frorn this data or this notice will ba plaiid In bar of rocovtry. All parsons indabtad to tha estate will please make Immediate sattlamant.

This tha Ztfh day of Dacambar. H7.

LOUIS HARPER Executor of tba Estate of Esala L. ftaspass Box 251.

WIntervllla, N.C.

S. O Worthington, Atty.

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Oroanviiio, N.C. 370

Jan. 3,10.17. 2A 1977

NOTICE OP RESALE North Carolina

Tific^VoTiCE that in accordance with Section 115 12* a* the Gafteral Statutes of North Carollns. the Ortanviiia Citv Board of Educate having dacidad that tha real property daacribea narain is surplus and un-nacasaary tor school purpo^ wM offer lor reoala to fh# highest bidder for CASH at the PIH County C^r thouaa in Graanvllla. North Carolina. afnTooo'cloekA.M.,on

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thoaa certain lots or tracts ot land located In (or noor) the City rt Oraonvllla. Pllt County, Nor^ Carolina, dascrlbad as follows, to

All ol lots or tracts 1, 2, 2. and *, eanlainlng a total of 12 acrafc as

North Carolina." datad January U I9M. praparad by Pivars & Assoeiatat. Inc.. Consulting Engineers and of record in AAap Book M at pagas 91 and 9IA ol ^ Pift County Raglttry. to which map rataranci Is naraby made for a more

partkulardascription.

Tha above daaerlbad property was offarad for sala by th# Oraanvilia City Board of Education on Friday. Bieambar 17.197A al wh.ch turn higbast Wd was SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS (S40.flOC.00); and within tan (10) dars an wat bid was ma haroin and tha opening hid tor this propartvon January 14. 1977. wIIIJn Sixty Yhrbe thousand fifty

DOLLARS (S41OS0.00). ^

TTia abovt daaerlbad land ^li M aetd lor CASH, and the salt wiii remain open f^ tan (10 OaiN to

mit tha making of an upset bid. A > cash da^t will ba ragulred of tha highest bkMtr on tha date of Mia. ^ Oraanvilia City Booth ol Education roatrvas the right to raIKt anyandallbldt.

Additional Inlormation oartainlr^ to the property herein may ha ob talnad trbm the ottica ot the Sui^lntandant of The Oraanvilia CW School!. Glenn L. Cox, vmich offka It located at *31 Watt Fifth Straat, Oraanvilia. North Carolina.

Thla tha 30fh day ot Ooeambar, 1974.

OREENVILLE CITY BOARD

8P EDUCATION y: Honry Dunn, Jr.

Chalrmao tPEIOHT, WATSON AND BREWER,AfTORNEVS Jan. X U 19n

surance are soaring as ixmi-panies con^laln they cannot afford the rising cost of r^alrs and the Increased number of claims. MotcH'isU can save money, however, if Uiey sbcp around and fcdlow a few simple rules.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics nporis that auto insurance premiums, as measured by the Omsumer Price Index, increased 1 per coit from Sep-tonber to October. The cost of auto insurance in O^ober was 20.2 po* cent hitter than it was at the start of the year.

The Increase is more than four times the rise in the ovo*-all Consumer Price Index during the same poM. It compares to a boost fix' auto insur-' ance premiums of under 6 per

Hunt Staff Nearly Filled

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - All but two of the vacancies on Gov.-elect Jim Hunts staff were filled over the weekmd.

Hunt has made the following new ai^xiintmaits:

Paul Essex of Ralei^ as special assistant for state-federal relatloos, governors confer-oices and other out-of-state mattoe, and staff coiHdinaUon. Essex had be administrative assistant to Hunt when Hunt was lieutant governor.

Weldon Denny of Ralei^ as special assistant. Denny is a form deputy labor commissioner and served as aide to former Gov. Bob Scott.

-Dr. John R. Larkins of Raleigh, ^eciai assistant for minority affairs and ^lal projects.

-Carolyn Hamum of Llncidn-ton, ior scheduling and oth assignments, including office management for Hunts Capitol offices.

Graham Bennrtt of Winston-Salem as appolntmts aide.

Gary Pearce of Raleigh, fMinally named press secretary ami Stephanie Bass, deputy press secretary.

-Shirley Fowler, Ralei^i, budget officer for the gubernatorial staff and office manager for staff menders housed in the executive building.

The (ly remaining unfilled poets (XI Hunts staff were legal

counsel and rxnbudsman.

cent in 197S and less than 1 per cent in all of 1974.

Government figures compiled by the C(xiference Board, a nonprofit business research groiq), show Americans spent just over $5 bilikxi on auto intrneo premiums minus claims paid ottf in 197S. Thats about one-eighth of the amount they ^>it to buy the cars in the first place.

The insurance companies say the coets they have to pay have increased. They cite hi^r medical bills and increased prices fix' auto parts used in repairs. No-fault insurance plans were designed to hold the lid (i premiums by eliminating some costly lawsuits. But the no-fault laws goierally do not cover property damage, only bodily injury. And some of the no-fault laws allow legal actkxi in cases wliere medical costs exceed a rdatively low level.

How can you cut your costs?

Most Important, accordii^ to the Illinois D^>artmt of Insurance, is to shop around. A 1975 study prqared for the Kemp Insurance Cos. showed

Evans Novak...

CoaBued&tmp*ge4

In the first draft of his preface to G. Closes book' SlDKXiet says, One must, as a first r]ulsite, convince public opinion" of the desperate need to modernize and relnftxw NATO's ctxi-ventl(x)a] power. Convincing public opinion is one of the hardest tasks in a democracy, but Presidentelect Carter if he really cares may find the case has been half made for him by the worried Europeans.

that 72 per cent of those ques-tkmed (xxtsidered only (xie company wh buying insurance. The Illinois agency recommends comparing prices and services of at leaM three insurers.

To point up the importance of comparis(X) shopping, the insurance department looked at the hypothetical case of a 34-year-old married mao in 1974. De-paiding on uhere he lived and which company he purchased his insurance from, Qie man could have paid anywhere from $115 to $794 for exactly the same amount of coverage.

Drive safdy. The fewer accidents you have, the lower your rate.

-Try to pay your premiums for the full peri(>d of the p(^icy. It costs more to pay (xi the installment plan.

Consld increasing the amount of your "deductibles. A deductible is the part of the loss you pay yoursdf. Suppose, for example, you have a collision policy with a $50 deductible and you are in an accidt involving $300 worth of damage to your car. You pay $50; the auto company pays the rest. If you agree to pay a bigger part of the loss in case of accident, your premium will be lower.

Caned any insurance you wont use. Do you really need ct^lision coverage on that old car? The cost of repairs mipt be more than the value of the auto.

Don't drive to W(x1i. If you must, find out if your company offers a car-pool discount; about half of all cwnpanies do, acctxtllng to the Illinois insurance departmmt.

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By 1R0Y JAMES,

Agricultural Extcosk Agent

/U the 1976 season ccnnes to a close, many growers are now turning toward production plans for next year.

A big question In the minds of many is, bow profitable will soybeans be in 1977? This author does not have a crystal ball to imvlde an exacting answer to

Vows Avoid Favoritism

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -There will be no favoritism for any part of the state in highway construction policies of Gov .-elect Jim Hunt's administration, Hunt says.

Hunt was reacting to published reports be was planning to shift priorities toward projects in Raleigh and other eastern and Piedmont cities to reverse a trend toward the west during Gov. Jim Holshouser's administration.

I have talked with no one about specific projects and no dedskms have been made or will be made in the near future, Hunt said.

The reports said Hunt felt eastern cities had been neglected. They also hinted Hunt and his incoming Secretary of Tran^rtatlon Thomas W. Bradshaw were also eyeing road construction as a source of votes in elections.

The story purports to quote knowledgeable associates of mine, Hunt said. If the quotes are accurate, the sources are not knowledgeable, because the quotes do not reflect any knowledge of how we are going to proceed in this area.

HOSPITALIZED ROCHESTER, Minn. (AP) -The Rev. Billy Graham was under treatmit at Mayo Clinic today for phlebitis. Details of the evangelists condition were not disclosed.

that question. However, if 1977 is anything like past years, grower success in making profits with soybeans will involve wise marketing and efficient production.

Market Strategy: A well planned marketing strategy may be more crucial than ever before for making a profit with soybeans in 1977. Soybean producers across the U.S.A. have just produced a small soybean crcfi and will have limited carryover at the end of the next season.

This, along with omtlnued

heavy demand for . S. soybean products around, will likely set the stage for further price increases. However, North Carolina farmers are learning fast that commodity prices appearing lucrative at the beginning of the season often turn sharply downward by

harvest time.

The reason is that when

soybean prices go iq> so do acreage shifts to beans. A 15-20 percent increase in Midwest soybeans acreage could bring prices downward as it did in 1975.

Hopefully, it wont. But in order to capitalize on good prices when they occur, the grower should set price goals and use a well-planned

marketing strategy.

One marketing plan some economists suggest using is:

Forward market V* <8-10 bu-A) of your expected production if and whi your piice goal has be^ ealized.

Sdi cr<9 (Ml cash market at harvest.

SUm% the remainder of cn^ and sell when your storage price goals are realized.

Some producers toid to shy away from spread selling of soybeans in the above manner because of lack of experience vkith hedging and storage.

Each soybean producer should learn to utilize marketing options effectively to increase profits. Any grower wishing to learn the details of the varous marketing plans can find a wealth of information at the local county extension office.

Best Actvice: Forward contracting not more than the cn^ (8-10 bu.-A) is usually

advised aUleast until such time In the season when the grower can be assured of making a fair yield. The price goal for forward extracting must be profitable and realistic. Some growers with whom I have talked have forward contract goals ranging r.00-8.S0-bu.

Such planning strategy seems wise and should mean extra profits in the Icx^ run.

CtMiaaenmpegel mcpecting is in the completion of our new sewer system, said Persinger.

Once (Mxnpleted. we expect well have more industrial

'Antagonist' Role Rapped

CLEVELAND (AP) - Industry and government must stop thinking themselves as antagonists if U.S. productivity is to improve. Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller told Industry Week magazine.

Rockefdler said productivity doesnt slnq>ly mean work (aster but consists of making the most efficient use of resources.

Accon^>lishing this, the outgoing vice president cxmtinued, involves the cooperation of labor, management, science, technology and government. Rockefeller said in an interview udiich appears in the magazine this week.

He said that productivity not <mly relates to growth. It relates to jobs. It relates to our cmnpetitive position in the world. It relates to our ability to preserve national security and world leadership and world peace.

He told the trade pitolicatkn titat other industrialized natkxis have very active govemment-productivity programs lai^y because erqiorts are far more important to their eccmomies than to the largely autonomous U.S. economy.

Rockefeller concluded that young pecle need a better edu-catix in economics and p<ditlC8 to learn about the American enterprise system and what makes it work.

SCOUT EVENT A Cub Scout Roundtable for Den Leaders and Mothers will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 4 at Red Oaks Church. Plans for the Blue and Gold Banquet will be discussed.

sedcers interested in the area.

Also we expect con^detlon of a water line to tie i^dea, Grifton and Winterville together.

We experienced tremendous residential growth in the town of Ayden In 1978. We expect to see more (rf the same in 1977. UtflWesExpaMkw Utilities costs will continue to increase in the f(thcmning year, but service will be expanded in several areas, according to Charles H<ne of the Greenvle Utilities Commission.

Our greatest growth will be in our dectric sendee, be said.

We are in the process of converting our transmission service fitrni 34 KV to 110 KV. In 1977 II be making a major step In this program.

We will continue to iggrade our dectric distribution system, 4)ich covers three-four^ of Pitt County, to meet our growing needs. If past trends foUtnv, we will add 1,000 to 1,500 new customers next year and will expect our dectric load to grow about el^t per cent.

Growth In other utilities services will also occur.

We will have normal growth in the water system, said Home.

We do expect ecpansloo in fringe areas of the city, especially in the western section around the new medical complex. We will add another deq> well to s^^e-ment our water supply system.

Sewer system growth will be normal. In 1977 we expect approval of our plan for a waste water treatmxt plant, and will begin detail planning for the new plant.,

H(Kne said the natural gas system will be upgraded in the coming year to meet federal standwls.

Costs will continue to increase, especially In natural gas service, he said.

Costs will also rise in electric service.

In 1977 were going to see a greater drive for conservation of both electric and natural gas xergy. Unless we conserve, we won't be able to. provide fcN* growth.

C(MiservathM) wUl be a majt' effort in 1977 oation-wtde, and as a pd>lic utility we will have to wwk toward this.

CI^SdioolsEx|aDd New facilities will be the major development In 1977 for local public education.

"nie biggest thing weve got

going now will be to the area of new facilities, said Glenn Cox, si^ertoteodent of the Greenville cltyschods.

We hope to tee completion of the new middle schod faciltty X Ailtogtx Drive.

In cooperatkn with the Pitt County adwds we are to the planning stages of a bond issue. This would allow for the total cxqrietix of the middle school and an additional three (M- four capital outlay projects.

Curriculum changes may also beln order.

Program-wise, we will be doing 8(Rne serious study of our In-structkoal program although we wxt be ade to put any changes to effect until the 1977-78 schod year, said Cox.

Overall, our whde situatix fx the puMIc scbods will hii^ around our constniction projects. The new building will allow us to provide space fx the Instructton of toe 5,400 dUldren totoe system.

We hope well be aUe to cox-dtoate all tMs to provide a meaningful tostructkMud pn^ram. NevMkkDeSdiool The county schwl system will also gain a middle sdiod to 1977, according to Artbx Alford, Pitt County sdiod s(g>ertotxident.

Hie biggest event for *77 will be toe opening of toe Wdlcome Middle Scbod x January 17, be said.

The school will serve youngsters from Pactolus, Stokes and Bdvdr to grades six through eight.

I also expect 1977 will be anotox yex of efforts to put bditod us the adverse effects of desegregatkm. I dx't think we have yet fully b^un to move with the smoothness wed like.

We need to put bditod us the problems associated with desegregatkm and move ahead to provide better educatkm fx all children.

Alfxd said he has tK^ies fx a school bond issue.

We'll cxtinue to look at building efforts, he said.

And 1 do iMipe there will be agreemxt betwex toe city and county school board x the bond issue so it may provide for con-structix funds.

"Im very definitely optimistic. Each year has bex bet-tx than toe year befxe. We will have a good schod year.

Administrators at East Carolina University are anticipating changes x sevxal

fronts to 1977.

ExdttogECUYem 1977 is going to be an exciting year of accooqilishment fx ECU. said Robert L. Hdt, vice-chancellx and dean fx toe univerdty.

Were looking f(Mnvtrd to toe dedicatix of the new fine arts building.

We will b^to woric x the new stadium, and thxe Is the ponibillty of becxitog a part of a new athletic conference.

We also expect the aj^iroval of toe new academic programs pxding befCMO toe board d governors.

And well have accreditatix of toe medical scbod and the enrdltog of toe first students fx the four-year medical program.

Medical Sdiod Dr. WUllam E. Laiqius, dean of the ECU medical scbxl, likewise foresees accreditatix.

Thxe are a id d changes x ourhxizoa,besaid.

We anticipate accreditatix this yex and will cxtinue to develop xr research, pre-doctxal, residency training and cxtinutog educatkm pn^ams.

We intend to move Into Pitt MenKHial Hospital.

Basically, the devel(^ment of a medkal schod is a longterm undertaking, and I think it would be fair to say the first plateau, accredltatkm and the xroUmxt of dasses, will be ac-compllshed in 1977.

HoqiilalToOpeo Further Improvemxts to local health care should be provided In 1977 with the opxtog of the new Pitt Memorial Ho^ltal.

It will be an interesting year fxiM,be8ald.

We will experience a change few boqiitals have evx experienced.

There are nd many places to the United Stotes that can match Greenville fx growth to the medical area.

ParmPnMpects County agrictdtural extenskm agent Ed Yancey is guardedly aptbnistk about toe proqiects fx farmers to the new yex.

The picture is very clouded fx tobacco farmxs xtll some of the questkms r^jardii^ toe dlrectkm of the 77 tobacco program are answered, be said.

Vet I think77 will be a good year fx farmers who are good managers. Good management is necessary now because of the Increased costs of productkm "

Yancey said 1976 was a pro-fltade year fx most farmers, but 1977 is expected to be somewhat less profitaUe.

The corn outlocA is nd real good fx toe next year, he said.

"The worid supply of grain is high, and that will keqp the prices down. Hie sigisly of meats Is high, too, so *77 will nd be as good a yex fx poit pro-ducxsaswas76.

County Eiqmnston Several developmxts will occur fx Pitt County in 1977, according to Chxies Gaskins, chairman of toe Board d County Commisstoners.

"I believe thii^ will really xme to a bead in this next yex,hesaid.

We hope to achieve the estdilishnixt of lower landfill sites f>toft|i^ili^/f<v sdkl

"The biggest thing this xming 'Vasto, yex will be toe opxing of toe We are looking forward to toe

new bo^ital around Easter, said M. E. Gilstrap, associate director of Pitt Memorial Hospital.

We will go from a 2054ied facility with some referrals to an approximately 370-bed gxxal hospital and rehabilitation center with an extended refeiral service.

We feel this will generate a Id of new jobs fx pe(^.

Our affUiatkm with toe ECU medical scbod will cause a Id of changes In our rdatkmships with toe educational programs. Right DOW we are invdved in around 21 programs giving studxts diniml experixce, and that will expand to abxt 30."

GUdrap is locking forward to toe changes 1977 will iHlng.

opening of the new Pitt MemorUd Hospital. Aftx that, the dd facility will be used by the county for personnel offices, with one wing to be used fx the new medical schod.

In 77 the county health department should be enlai^ ed. With this, we wili be able to furnish bettx service to county residxts.

And I see some nMN industry coining into this county in !977.

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The Mayor And City Council Invite You To Join Them In The Development Of An Application For *1,909,000 In Community Development Funds.

IN 1976, THE CITY COUNCIL ADOPTED THESE GOALS TO GUIDE THE CITY'S COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM:

The utilization of City and Federal resources to substantially reduce the number of substandard dwelling units and to improve the i iving environment of low-income areas.

To conserve the maximum number of deteriorating dwelling units and preserve transitional neighborhoods to prevent future blight.

The development of an improved street system in low-income areas and to provide for a more efficient Inter-neighborhood traffic flow.

The expansion of the City's recreational and cultural opportunities for all citizens, with an emphasis on income and age group interaction.

The completion of the Central Business District plan and related plans.

To continue the improvement in the City's planning capacities and decision-making abilities and to simultaneously bring the citizens of the City closer to the City government.

To meet these policy goals, the following specific proiects have or are being planned and implemented:

West AAeadowbrook Redevelopment Project

South Evans Redevelopment. Project

Housing Rehabilitation Loan and Grant Program

General Neighborhood Improvements in Higgs. Riverdale and Greenfield Terrace

Paving of Unpaved Streets

Construction of Arlington Boulevard and Widening of Cotanche Street

Development of an Elderly Activity Center

Comprehensive Code Enforcement and Planning

The City is now developing its application for the 1977-1978 Community Development Program and is very interested in receiving citizen suggestions for specific projects and broad policy goals that will provide the overall direction for the program. Should the Community Development Program be directed toward:

Housing improvements

Redevelopment of substandard areas

Neighborhood conservation

Economic development

Recreation

Social services

T ransportation improvements

PubI ic service improvements or are there other areas that need improvement?

The effective use of these funds will depend, in part, on the goals developed by the City Council and the citizens. All Greenville citizens are urged to help the City develop a workable program for the 1977-1978 Community Development Program. Two public hearings will be held on January 20 and February 3,1977, at 8:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers. Any suggestions you have should be presented to the City Council at the January 20 hearing or contact the City AAanager's or City Planner's office at 752-4137 or write P.O. Box 1905, Greenville. North Carolina 27834.

The City of Greenville

Percy R. Cox Mayor

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N.C. Starts New Year With Deadly Road Toll

By Tbe Aaocfated Presi

N(^ Carolina ended 1976 with fewer traffic deaths than it had in 1975 but began tbe

new year at a deadlier pace than it-dld last year.

Thirteoi people died in Carolina traffic accldoits durii^ tbe long New Years Ix^day weekend, tbe ^te Highway Patng reported.

Eight of those deaths mark the start of tbe 1977 fatalities tdl, four more than it was at this time last year.

Four ot the holiday fatals came in the waning hours 197(^ sending tbe final count for tbe year to 1,483. The Hi^way Patrol said 1,522 poons were klltod in state traffic in 1975.

Tbe Associated Press counted holiday deaths from 6 p.m. Thursday to midnight Sunday.

Alfred Randolph Woodard, 20, of Baybmo, was killed late Saturday night in a one-car crash in Pamlioi County. Tbe car ran O a rural paved road one mile east (rf Arapahoe, struck a cul-and ovotumed, the patrol

said.

Elijah Moore. 44, of Nakina, was killed Saturday when the car he was driving ran off N.C. 904 nine miles east of Tabor City and ovatumed in a curve.

'Die worst accident of the weekend claimed three lives in Cumbeiiand County when the New Year was only a few minutes irid. Two cars ct^lded headon on Morganton Road, one mile north of Fayetteville. The dead were identified as Caitdyn Austin Belcher, 27, of Fayetteville; and two Ft. Bragg sddiers - Randy Pala-ganas and Floraraente Acosta.

A second head-on collision in Cumberland County eariy New Years day took the life of Rufus Ginton McLean, 22, of Raleigh. Tbe acckteit occurred oa U.S. 401, 12 miles north of Fayetteville.

Ralph Forbes Baker Jr.. 26, of Washingti, N.C., was killed in a two-car ct^iskm at an in-tersctk inside the Wi ton city limits.

Other weekotd victims in-ciucted*

Edward U. Lasater, 23, of Rt. 1, Erwin, killed in an accident in Harnett County.

Bate Mauney, 23, of Ointcn, killed in Sanyon County.

Clifford 0. Moore, 61, of Blimts Credt, killed five miles we^ oi New Bm.

Todd Allen Watson, 12, of King, killed in Stokes County wbai his go-kart was struck by a miniblke.

Samuel Lee Hood. 66. of Wax-haw, killed two miles south of

By WOiJAM M. WELCH Associated Prms Writer

RALEIGH (AP) - With Jim Hunt preparing to take ofce Jan. 8 as a self-proclaimed education governor, that topk is sure to be a focal point of legis-Eatlve activity from the start of the new General Assembly session.

ProbaUy the most emotional of tbe educatkHi issues will be that of a salary increase fw teachers - something nearly everyone who was elected last nxmth promised to seek.

Teachers and state employes received a compromise increase of four per cent plus $300 from the legislature in a qiecial budget sesslcm this year. They have asked for a 10 per cent pay hike in 1977, followed by another 10 per cent the Mlowing year, but state revenue projections are certain to fm%e a compromise.

Rep. Carl Stewart, DGaston, nominated speaker of the

J Investigating 2 Break-ins

Greenville police are investigating two break-ins reported eaily this morning.

Chief Glenn Cannon said 18 pistols were reported taken from B<hk1's Sporting Goods at 218 Arlington Blvd. during a Iweak-in reported at l;54a.m.

The diief said oitrance to the building was gained by forcing open a rear door. Tbe pistcds. be said, were takai from a display case.

Canmm noted that a break-in was repeated at the PavUlion Pharmacy at 1700 West Fifth St. at4;Sla.m.

He said entrance to the irtiarmacy was gained by thieves breaking the fnxit door.

A television and a quantity of candy was reported takoi from the building. Cannon noted.

R. Jenks of Lyme, N.H., 23, killed two miles north of Reldsviile.

Space Medicine Future Studied

MIAMI (AP) - The year is 1980. Skylab orbits tbe earth, and space shuttles take men and worn) to the craft udiere they woit and live in close and stressful conditions. Can they produce "space children free of genetic defects?

Dr. Neal ^cker, vice man of medicine at tbe slty of Miami, has beta (dcked to research Just such a ques-tkm, and be takes obvious in the sciotce llctkxi of his'

"Should we go to Mars? Can we live in space for tbe three years the ti^ will take? Our committee is going to have to answer these questkms, he said in an Intmiew.

Since nothing is known about ^ace rq)roductkm, it's natural to worry about geneUc changes, he said, citing as exam^ strange things caused by

"If the animals can reproduce, that in itsdf will be a significant piece of infcMinatkH). Brtcker will bead the new NASA Space Science Board to wliich he must name up to 25 scientists. His mandate Is broad: "We must design scientific experimaits that will rec-Mnmoid how the United States should proceed with future ec-ploratkHi in ^ce ...

ObvkMidy, there aren't very many expats in this field we're calling Ecology of Gosed Envl-ronmoit. But tbe government is going to want information on aU this," said Brtcker.

Another area of mystNy is the ^>ace Cdony concept.

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"We wUi study tbe bktiogy of reproduction in ^ce, Bricker said, but I thli* well begin with animal

about bacteria? And of tbe emotional and cbcdogica] impact of tiessness and all the otha factors? Bricker asked.

Bricker said NASAs staff wili do much of the preliminary woit, but board members will be asked to prepare fw a two-wed( meeting next summer.

house for the next sessirui, said the legislature is likely to grant a salary increase based m first year revenue estiates in 1977, then hope fru- an improved econcHny Uiat wouid allow another increase wlien ie^slatos return in 1978.

There are other education issues likely to ^ark (Mute, but one appearing headed for approval is Hunts $15 million program to improve reading in primary grades, a program he says is needed by 40 per cent of public school studoits Hunt also will propose a minimum competency policy, minimum standards for atkm and providing for standardized testing of students.

Certainly the reading program will have a high priority. It seemed to be a majcu- plank in the Govomrs campaign platform. Stewart said.

Central to all educatiwi actions taken this session, however. wUl be what is done with a set of recommendations from a legislative study commission that would overhaul the entire structure of public education in the state.

ITiat commlssi<Hi. headed by Sot. Ed Renfrew. D-Johnstra, gave pn^Msals to the state Board of Education thte month that would change statutes and in some cases amend the state Constltutkm. One aim wouid be to ease omflicts between top educational leaders, ctmflicto which some observers say probably is inberrent in the current system rather than strictly a result of perswiality ciadles.

One proposal would expand the state Board of Elducation from 11 members to 15. reduc

ing tbe Governor's appointive powers from 11 to four with the rest selected by the Goieral Assembly. Anothw would remove tbe 57 community cd-leges and technical institutes from the Ekkication Board's jurisdiction and create a new board for them.

State educaUonal leaders differ cm the proposals. "The ma-JcH* risk involved in setting up a separate agency tor community cdleges wouid be to open the door to tbe omversion of several community cdleges to senior college status, said W. Dallas Herring, chairman of tbe state Board of Education. "We are absolutely opposed to it and would not allow it. If there is one thing we don't need, its ancrther university. We have too many already.

Supt. of Pidilic Instruction Craig Phillips disagrees, saying separation would strengthen the community collies and technical institutes as well as primary and secwjdary education.

Hunt has gone on recod opposing s^aration of those in-stitutkms. Tbe need for it hasn't been shown to him, said Hunt press spokesman Gary Pearce, but hes keying an (^)en mind.

Hunt understandably opposes any move to reduce his power of appointment, and coming into office with a greater majority of votes than any other governor in recent years, he is certain to be able to scuttle It or force a compromise.

The method of selecting the s)q>erintendent and board members may also be considered during the session, and Hunt said he wouid prefa having the superintendent appointed and the board either elected at

laige or ^>poiDted by the governor.

Hunts main point Is youve got to have one main person who Is accountaMe, said Pearce, with tbe clear implication Hunt wants to be that one.

Changing sdectkm of the superintendent, a constitutkmal amendment needing a two-thirds vote of the Assembly, could have a hard time, said Stewart.

I generally think the people like to have a hand in the selec-tim of their superintendent of education, he said. "PoliticaJ scientists tend to favor appointment of that sort of office and I tend to favor it. but in ^neral I doi't think the members of the General Assembly favor it.

Evoi if the legislature takes no action on the recommenda-tiwis, there is a chance fw change in the Board of Education early next year when three including Herrings. q>en for appointment by the new governor. A fourth member has resigned to join tbe legislature and a new lieutenant governor and state treasurer will take ex-officio seats, presenting the possibility of six new board members.

Considered separately by tbe legislature will be a budget request from tbe Board of Governors of the 16-campus University of North Carolina.

1 Ik^ there wont be any battles that have to be waged in the legislature, said UNC Presidoit William C. Friday, who after more than 20 years in that post knows his is a fu-Ule wish.

"Our t(^ request of course will be salarieswe've asked fcff ten per cait each year

which we figure is very necessary to get our salaries back to a competitive level. he said. The UNC budget estimates such an increase ot academic personnel would cost $15.9 million the first year and $32.5 mil-licm the second.

Also on the university's list of priorities is S3.8 million to build a bed tower at Pitt County Memorial Hospital, needed if tbe East Carolina University Medical School is to proceed on schedule, a 34 per cait sys-temuide enn^lment increase.

Proposals to increase the levels of state aid to private edu-caticm will be heard. "And weli have to decide whether to move ahead with the school of veterinary medicine, Friday said. The university says S9.2 million is needed this session to get the vet school at N.C. State Uflver-sity past tbe planning stage.

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Armed Robbery Saturday Night

Greenville Police are continuing their investigation of an armed roUiery at the Foodland stqyermarkrt at West End Circle Saturday night.

Chief Glenn Cannon said sUe employee James Williams, alone in the building, was stnick <m tbe head by the robber who entered the store after it closed.

Hie intruder, armed with a pistol, UxA an estimated $2,300 and was last seen running toward Maxwell Street.

Cannm n<Aed that Williams, at the time the robber entered the building, was talking to Foodland manager John Langley by telephcme.

Tbe chief said Langley heard Williams say he was being robbed and notified law enforcement officials.

The robbery ocired about 8:22p.m.

May Call For Private Nurses

Ibe Pitt CowAy private duty nurses re0ster is as follows:

Aon Barlow, 758-2360, Jan. 3-9; Grace Turner, 7564)375, Jan. 10-16; and Beulah Haddock, 746-3838, Jan. 17-23.

If there is no answer at tbe above numbers, cali Pitt Memorial Hoqiital, 752-6141. and ask for the nurse taking private duty nurse calls.

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CHARLOTTE, N.C, (AP) -1 Oiariotte pdlce were trying to-[day to locate a 6-year-old girl from Dade County,

I Fla., aiid allegedly kidnaped by I a man arrested here Sunday.

Garth Rtdiard CSestfield, 44, IBS being held under $5,000 lond on a fugitive warrant nmi Dade County, where he |faeed kidnaping charges.

missing girl. Tameka was not with CrestfWd (rfficers spotted his 1976 Uac and arrested him.

Investigators started looking her after CreAfleld refused talk with them. "He ciam-up and wmddnt tdi us said Capt. J.O. Ben-

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RALEIGH (AP) (NCDA) -The trend mi the North Carolina hog market was steady to II.SO lower today. Wilson 37.50-38.50; High Falls 35.50-36.00; Rocky Mount 37.50-38.00: Kin-st4Mi 37.50-38.50; Clinton, Fayetteville. Dunn, Pink Hill, Pine Level, Chadboum, Ayden, Laurinburg and Bensm 36,50; Tarboro and Bethel 36.00-36.50; Salisbury 35.00.

of more than LSOO cwnmon stocks was down .23 at 57.65. On the American Stock Exchange, the market value index

roK .20 to 110.04.

Volume on the Big Board picked up a bit to 9.55 million shares over the first two hours.

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RALEIGH (AP) (NCDA) -The trend onthe North Carolina f.oJ>. dock broiler market was steady today with supplies adequate, demand good, weights desirable to heavy.

The NOTth Carolina dock weighted average price is 35.46 cents per pound this week for small purchases of sized plant grade broilers picked up at processing plant. Estimated slaughter today 1,314,000.

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NEW YORK (AP) - The stock mailiet turned downward today, opening the n^w year with a round of profit taking.

The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks, ig> some 80 points in the last 7t ueks of 1976, was off 6.73 to 997.92 by noontime today.

Losers drew even with gainers after trailing by close to a 2-1 mar^ earlier in the overall count of New York Stock Exchange-listed issues.

Analysts found nothing in the economic news background to disturb Wall Street's hopes for a more robust eccmomy in the early part of the new year.

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WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford, back in the White House after his last scheduled fli^t (H) the presidential Jet Air Force One, is planning a busy final 17 days as the nation's chief executive.

The President and Mrs. Ford returned to Washington on Sunday night after a two-week Christmas and New Years vacation at Vail, Colo.

During the flight from Vail, Mrs. Ford t(dd reporters aboard Air Force One that she feels a sense of relaxation' now that Fords two-and-one-half year term is coming to an end.

I am just very happy to have a well, happy husband to spend a few years aijoylng life together," she said. 1 would have been very happy if he had won but I wasnt completely dlstrau^t over the outcome of the election," she added.

The President, who skied nearly every day at the mountain resort, promised reporters before he left for Washington that he would be an active leader during his final days in office. "Because I'm President until Jan. 20," he explained.

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TUESDAY 7:00 a.m. Greenville Breakfast Lions Club meets at Turn's

Restaurant 10:00 a.m. Kiwanis Golden K Club meets at Holidav inn 17 Noon Members of tfte Seira Book Club meet at Houston's Restaurant with Nina Blaka as hostess

12 Noon Greenville Mar-tinborough Lions Club meets 3:00 p.m. The Round Table maets with Mrs. H. e. Moeller

;00 p.m. The Cherry Oakes Home and Carden Club meets at the club bidg.

1:00 p.m. Chapter No. laV uroer of Eastern Star :00p.m. Greenville Community Chorus maets at Jarvis Memorial United Methodist Church B;00p.m. Pitt County Alcoholics Anonymous meets at AA Bidg. on Farmville Hwy.

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A preaenUtkm concerning a 112 million bond Isaie proposed by the Greenville City Board of Education will be made at the Pitt County Board of Education meeting Tuesday at 2 p.m,

Administr^^ and local ad-V8M7 councils have been polled for thdr reactkns ctncmlng the bond issue and the presenta-tiOD will reveal the results of the poll.

Gloin Strickland, President of the Pitt County Principals Associatkm, will a{^r before the board and request that assistant principals not granted a

Arson Suspected In Shelby Fire

WEATHER FCMtECAST A wide area of mowfall is expected today from the eastern akipee (rf the Rockies through the Plains and

Great i-Bkw to the Northeast. Cold weather Is

due 0^ the natkn. (AP Wlrei^Mto Map)

By The Associated Press

Snow and freezing rain slipped into the Tar Heel state today, forcing many schods to close due to hazardous roads and promising to ddiver sleet as far east as some coastal points before the end of the day.

The state patrol rq>orted a rash of minor automobile accidents as the snow and slush increased on secondary roads and bl^ways. No injuries were r^XHled. -

Its just hurting the cars, and probably a lot of feelings," said Frank Huggins of the H10iway Patitri post in Ashe

ville.

Snow was reported falling at a rate of about one inch an hour in the Asheville area.

Counties vriiere schools either remained closed or closed shortly after <6))ing this morning included Burke, Lincoln, GastfHi, Alexander, Catawba, Wilkes and Surry. Huggins reported that virtually all western North Carolina schools* were closing.

Ihe precipitation moved in from northern Georgia and western Toinessee at daybreak today.

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or about 5 degrees Celsius to near the freezing point or 0 degrees Celsium alcmg the coast and South Carolina border at daybreak.

The snow is expected to end in the west by late afternoon. East of the mountains the sleet and freezing rain threatened to cause sl^pery road coiditions but teny>eratures were expected to warm slowly with the precipitation becoming mostly rain during the after-noon before ending in the evening.

Motorists were urged to use extreme caution all across the state, particularly on bridges and overpasses.

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SHELBY, N.C. (AP) - Ars<m is suspected In a two-alarm fire that damaged a downtown shopping colter late Saturday night, pdice said.

The blaze at the Lataj Square Shotting Center apparently was started in several places, investigators said. There were 13 places which looked like arson, said patrolman Warren Goforth of the l^by police department.

Goforth said Sunday there was extensive water and smoke damage and between 75 and 100 persons had to be evacuated from Dirty Dougs Disco In the basement of the two-story shopping colter.

No one was injured in the Maze.

Goforth said the first alarm came in around 11:30 and the second alarm was {Hilled at 11:40 p.m. He said aboit 30 firemen battled the fire for about three hours before it was contained.

No arrests had beoi made by Sunday ni^^t, police said.

The fire began on the secoid floor.

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Jimmy Carter is inaugurated Jan. 20.

During the dosing weeks. Ford will:

Direct the end of government controls <m gasoline prices. The move, ex{>ected Tuesday, prd>ably will meet strong opposition in Congress.

Send to Confess his rec-ommendaticm for a tax cut, expected to total about $10 billion for individuals, plus tax breaks for corporations.

Congress is not expected to go along, instead ieavii^ any tax cut decision to Jimmy Carter when be takes office.

Decide whether to reconsider granting blanket amnesty to Vietnam-era draft evaders and military deserters. He is unlikely to alter bis previous stand against such a blanket pardon or amnesty,

Introduce legislation proposing that Puerto Rico be admitted as the 51st state. This proposal, made Friday, has been met by considerable opposition both in Congress and in Puerto Rico.

Decide whether to recommend significant pay raises for members of Congress and 2,500 high federal officials. Ford has indicated he might leave this decision up to Carter.

A threeday work^wp for registered nurses will be held Jan. 6, 7, and 12 at the Willis Building at the corner of First and Reade Streets.

Basic Conc^ts of Mental Health and Human Behavior is the title of the workshi^, which wtU be held from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. each of these three days. Three academic hours of cre^t will be given to all who comply It.

Participation is limited to 60 persons. Persons wishing to register should call Paula Richard at the ECU School ( Nursing, ^7-6061.

Fire Chief Jim Clark said today that cottages owned by W. Z. Morton of Greenville and Fred Snibben of Atlantic Beach burned and two adjoining cottages received slight damage.

Chief Gark noted that the fire, reported at 12:35 a.m., started in the Snibben cottage and ^read to the Morton house. Both structures were leveled in the blaze, be added.

Damage to the Mortem cottage was estimated at $65,000, the chief said, wliile the loss in the Snibben blaze was placed at $85,000.

Chief Gark said that the county fire marshal has been called in to investigate the fires.

In addition to the cottages

destroyed, a house owned by Cliftem Edwards of Greenville received some damage, it was pointed outi including damage to the front porch and some water damhge on the interior.

Fire fighting units from Atlantic Beach, Morehead City, Newport, Emerald Isle, Salter Path and Broad Creek responded to the fire, the chief pointed out, and some 65,000 gallons of water were used in the effort.

Ihe firemen were hanymred by 11 degree temperatures and irind gusts of up to 25 miles per hour, he said. Chief Gark praised the work of the firemen in isolating the blaze and preventing further damage to other cottages on the beach strand.

CAIRO (AP) - Presiden Anwar Sadat hosted a wedding re-ceptkm for his 16-year-old daughter, Jihan, and the affair was considerably less elaborate than those given whei the Egy{>tian president's othe* two dau^ters were wed.

Cairo new^>apers reported that guests at the Sistday reception were givei tea and sandwiches an austerity move prompted by the countrys {>oor ectnomic cmditkm.

Sadat gave lavish receptkxis in 1974 when bis two dder daughto's, Lubna and Noha, were married.

Jihan married Mahinoud Osman, an architect, at a private ceremony.

Ca rdinal Res i gns Post Due Health

EXTENDED WEATHER OUTLOOK FOR N.C.

Increasing cloudiness Wednesday with chance of rain Thursday. Clearing and ccdder Friday.

TURIN, Italy (AP) - Michele Cardinal Pellegrino, considered cme of the most pro^'es-sive Roman Catholic cardinals, has announced his resignatkn as archbishop of Turin for reasons of bad health.

The 73-year-oId Italian cardinal was said to be one of the closest followers of the late Pope John XXIII's church liberalization policy.

Cardinal Pellegrino said during a New Years Mass in Turin Cathedral that his health was poor and he had submitted his resignation to Pope Paul VI, who made him a cardinal in 1967.

The Pope must acc^t or reject the resignation. 'Die Vatican has not said uhether a decision has been reached.

FX)UR FIRE M3*ARTMENTS.. ,wm needed to fi^t a fire (m the Wa^and Hardee farm near Ayden Sunday evening. A packhouse and stori^ bam valued at $30,000 was destroyed, but another $150,000 worth of buildings and equipment was saved, acc(ding to Pitt County Fire

mrhJmI Bobby Joyner. Jack, Aydeo, Wnterville and GardnerrlUe responded to fiie 7:39 p. m. call, and Elastera Pines stood by at Black Jack. The farm Is located 00 Highway 103 east of Ayden.

supplement at the November 30 meeting, be Included in the groig) of those to be supplemented.

James Dupree, Mayor of the Town of Bethel, request that the board consider a cooperative vmture between the tmm and the Board of Educatkm'in the areas of recreation and athletics.

A request fw clarifkatkm regarding the $25,000 set aside in an escrow account to be used possibly'^ in comection with the fteldbouse construction projects will be considered.

A project pnq>osal will be discussed. The project in the Title IV-b pit^am will be considered the State. Hie project calls for an expenditure of $54,311 fM* 8upp<Hi materials in the areas of reading and math and would assist sdwol library resources and instructional equ^ment.

A proposal from the Town of

Farmville requesting the oegotlatk of the purchase of the fence around the athletic field of the crfd Farmville High School which was exempt from a prkM'sale will be discussed.

In other business:

-Mrs. Katberyn- Lewis will report to the board on recent developmatts regarding the special counsding project at Ayden Grammar Sdiool and Farmville Middle School.

John McKni|d)i 'iviU report on a recent visit of the State Department in connectkm with Phase II of State Accreditation.

Assistant Superintendent Leek Keeter will report ( a survey conducted as a necessary act of (XHiqillance to qualify fw 874 Impact Funds.

-Sanitatkm repls will be presented.

-Ralph Hall who resigned his position December 31 will be presented a plaque of appreciation by the board.

Obituaries

Hines

Funeral services for Mr. Gysses Hines, who died^ Thursday in Edgecombe General Ho^ltal, will be held Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. at Phillips Brothers Mortuary (Thapel by the Rev. Leroy Adams. Burial will be in Brown Hill Cemetery.

Among his survivors are his wife, Mrs. Shirley Hines of Washington, D. G. and Mrs. Catherine Fields of Greenville.

Family visitation will be held at Brothers Mortuary

Chapd toni^t from 8 to 9 oclock.

Phelps

Hr. LotUe Beil Phelps of SOI S. Walnut Street, Farmville, died this morning. Funeral ar-rangenmts are incomplete.

Russdl

FARMVILLE - Mr. WUllam Ernest Russdl, 44, died Saturday night in a Greenwich, Gmui., iK^ital. Funeral services will be ctmducted Tuesday at 11 a.m. from the Church Street Chapel of the Farmville Funeral Home by the Rev. J. Robert Panin. Burial will follow in the Hollywood Cemetery, Farm-ville.

Hr. Russell, a former resident of Farmville, was a ^aduate of N. C. State CMlege. He was vice presldait (rf Great Lakes Carijoo Corp., Greenwick, Cmbi. He resided in Mot^anton until 1966 when he was transferred to India fm- approximately eigbt years as resist director of Graphite India. He returned to the United States In 1974.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Diane Russell of the home; his mother, Mrs. Bertha Russell of

Hi^ Point: two dau^ttfs, Miss Jayne Russell, a student at Appalachian State University, Boone, and Miss Mallssa Russel of UnvUle; a sister, Mrs. C. L. Dietz of Atlanta, Ga.; a broth^', Bob Russell of Hi^ Pi^t.

Sutton

Funeral services for Mr. James Sutton of Greenville were held Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Phillips Brothers Mortuary with the Rev. J. H. Wilkes officiating. Burial followed in the Brown HUl Cemetery.

Mr. Suttim, a native of Greav ville, was for many years an employe of Smith Waldrop Mt^ Company.

Surviving are his wife, Joann SuttOTi of the home; three daughters. Miss. Ann Suttoi, Miss Jan SutUm, and Miss Venuse Sutttm of the home; le s(m, James Sutton, Jr. of the home; his motho-, Mrs. Anna Mae Gark of Greenville; his grandmother, Mrs. Hattie Reese of Greenville; two sisters. Miss Jennie Mae Gaik and Miss Blanche Elizabeth Suttin of Greenville; and one bnAter Delbert Crews of Baltimore, Md.

' James A. Manning' Bethel, N.C 825-5631

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They'll Meet A Lonely Aardvark

SHRINERS MEETING Greoiville area Shriners of tbe Rofelt Pasha Shrine Ten^tle No. 175 will meet at tbe home of Noble F. R. Sanders erf BatUe Drive, Tuesday at 6:45 p.m. to travel to tbe monthly Temple Meeting in Rocky Mount.

See Spreading Of Rent Control

MASONIC NOTICE Grimesland Masonic I^dge No. 475 A.F. and A.M. will have a stated communication Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. There will be an instaUa-tion d officers. Stg^ will be served at 6:45. All Masto-Masoos are Invited.

Roland H. Stocks, Master James E. Hauray, Secy

NEW YORK (AP) - Rent cMitrd may soon ^read from the East (^iMst to other parts (A the natkm, triggered by a new round of rent increases, rq;K>rt8 House & Hiune Magazine.

Among those uho think tboe ml^ be st^ied-tQ) action Ux rent cootnd is John Williamson, gNieral counsel lor tbe Natkxi-al )^>artment AssodaUon, Washington, D.C.

You have to increase reids. There are going to foe apartment shortages, tenants are more mlUtaiU," said WUiam-8OD, who predicted m(H ac-Uoo for ratf control mi^t assart RsdT soon.

BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) -Aarthur the Aardvark is leaving tbe Buffalo Zoo next week for several reasons two of them being female aardvarks.

Zoologists here and in Pittsburgh iMpe that Aarthur, lonely as tbe Buffalo Zoos only aard-vaik, will develop into an amorous fellow.

Buffalo curator Richard Beyer said Aarthur will be traveling lata- this week to tbe Pittsburg zoo, where be will be introAiced to Aaiice and Aa-manda Aardvark.

We hated to have Aarthur, a sln^e male, go to waste here at the zoo, Beyei said.

Aardvaiks, native to Africa, are insect eatm about five-feet long and two-feet high.

Thank You Greenville

To show our appreciation for three grand years the people of the Greenville Community have shared with us. Bonanza is offering a great

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Sports XHE DAILY REFLECTOR Classified

MONDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 3. 1977Pirates Will Try Resolutions On New Hampshire

It$ the time for New Years Resolutions, and Coach Dave Patton and his Pirates are hopeful that they can carry throu^ on one theyve made.

The Bucs want to make the rest of this years basketball schedule one that they will remember and that the fans will enjoy.

Tuesday night in Minges Coliseum, they get their first pwtunlty to follow through with their resolution as the Pirates host the University of New Hampshire at 7:30 p.m.

I dont really know a lot about them, Patton said during the weekend. I know that they beat Davidson on a last second shot, and that UCN-Charlotte beat them soundly. I think they are S^. They play at UNC-Wilmlngton tonight, and were going down to have a look at them tboi. I'm also going to talk to Dave Pritchard (the Davidstm coadi) and see what he can tell me."

F*erhaps the most important thing will be bow the Pirates res-

pmd to the two lickings handed them in the Duke-State H<riiday Doubleheaders.

I think were more self-assured and confident now," Patton Mid. "During the second half (of the State game) the kids saw ' that they could compete'on even terms. I dm't think that either of those teams are really 23 points better than we are if we do what we are capable of doing. '

One of the t ^wts during the second half of the game wi) N.C. State was the play of Greg Cornelius, ulto had his best half then, i see no reason why Greg cant omtlnue to play like this. Ive talked to him and he knows that its expected of hn, and be should accept nothing less. With his continued play in that manner, plus the steady play of Larry Hunt, we should be able to rule the boards, since Herb Gray is going to get his share too."

There could be one lineiq> change, one that would see both Louis Crosby and Jim Ramsey in the linei^) at the same time. Gaterally. they have played the same position, but Ramsey

could move out to the point. the Pirates could go with a two-guard system. "Its going to depend a lot on what the others do. but ri^t now. that may be what we start out with 'Tuesday."

Patton also wants to see more intensity from his players. "Weve been passive. We havent been actors, weve been reactors recently. Were not confindent and self-assured as we should be. An ^tive nrie comes from having these factors.

"Ive talked with the players about this. We talked at halftime at the State game i uiis, and some of it seemed to have some good come from it. It comes down to some good ol" fashitmed hard playing. We learned this in the first half.

During Saturdays practices, Patton said he began to see some of this coming around with the Pirates. "We have to play to the best of our ability regardless of who we play against. he added.

Aftw the State game, the PHrates sat in the dressing room for

some time. Pattm talked to the players, and the players talked to him and to each other.

"Hwy voiced what they felt they could do best, and what they do well, Patton revealed. And I felt that thy were right. Id been trying to get some of this over to them. So weve made a commitment to do our best from hereon out. Its our New Years Resolution."

Patton compared the session to one the East Carolina football team had two years ago blowing a poor opening. After gating beaten by Richmond in the secoid half of a game, the Pirates had a team meeting, and as a result of it. turned the season anwnd, winning their last six games. That led to this years ^2 season and a Southern Conference championship.

We can compare it to the situation of the football team, but there is no way we can determine what the outcome wiU be. Were still a very young team, but weve made a commitmoit to not beat ourselves from here on in."

SPECIAL ATTENTION ~ University of Pittsburgs T<my Dorsett, left, pins a Pitt Number One badge on Jackie Sberrlll in the locker room Saturday in New Orieans after Pitt won the Sugar

Botad ovo* GetMgla. ShodfflHU be tbe new bead coach of Pitt next season, replacing Johnny Majors. (AP Wlrepht^)

SC Teams Prepare For Conference Pace

By Tbe Associated Press

With the rash of holiday tour-namaits all but over. Southern Ctmfemice basketball teams s^tle down this week to the business of getting ready for the league race.

If it hadn't been apparent before the holiday break, it's now abundantly clrr that Virginia Militarys defending champion Keydets are as most otem-ers predicted the team to beat for the title.

The Keydets, showing off the hot shooting that carried them to the NCAA East Regkmal finals last ^ring, ran tbelr rec(Hd to 7-1 by swe^ing past 'Tulane, California and Oklahoma City for tbe champkm-ship In the All-Coil^ tourney In Oklahoma City.

It was the only title wmi by a league team aside from new member Tennessee-Chat-tanoogas victory in its own Gwo Cboo (Classic.

Two title-eligible teams and two new members launch the new year with nonleague encounters tmight.

Davidsons Wildcats, 2-8 after snaj^ing an ei^t-game losing

Greenville Sports Club

Regular meetings of the Greenville Sports Club will resume tomorrow and the speaker for the meeting will be the head coach of the UM Olympic track and field team fw 1976, Dr. Leroy Walker.

Tbe meeting will begin with lunch at the Ramada Inn at 12 noon. Walker, who was elected to the North Candna Hall of Fame in 197S, will begin his program at 12:30p.m.

Other q>eaker8 scheduled fm* the cmning weeks include Danny K^ley, Jan. 11; Chuck Mills, Jan. 18; Hike McGee, F^ 1 and Jeff Mullins, Febl 15.

streak in tbe consolation game of the Charlotte invitatkmal, go to Virginia, 4-2, of the Atlantic Coast Conference and 'Ibe Citadels Bulldogs, 4-5. play at Stetson. _

The new members in action

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Dorsett, Majors End Era

By HERSCHEL NISSENSON AP Sports Writer

NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Superstar Tony Dorsett and Coach Jcdumy Majors wrapped up a star-spanned four-year era in the Sugar Bowl amid tears of joy and sadness. Their legacy to tbe University of Pittsburgh was a probable national college football diampionship.

Ibese have been tbe best four years of my life," Dorsett said Saturday in a rare public show of emotion following the No. I-ranked Panthers' 27-3 Sugar Bowl trouncing of flfthrated Georgia.

But the time has come for me to move on now. Im ^ad in one way, but, on tbe (dher hand. 1 hate to leave."

Dorsett moved on tbe way he moved in ...breaking records. He romped for a

Sugar Bowl mark of 202 yards in 32 carriM, a nice little bauble to go with almost two dozen other NCAA records like 6,082 career rushing yards and 1,948 this fall for a single-season standard.

Dorsett was ready for his Pitt finale - Hula Bowl, Japan Bowl, here he comes and u{^)ed his over-all career yardage to 6,526 in 46 games. However, three bowl games in which he flawed for 444 yards do not count in the NCAA statistics.

Dorsett began his career as a freshman in 1973 with a 101 yard performance at Georgia's Sanford Stadium as thousands of Bulldog fanatics screamed Dog food! Dog food! at him and his teammates.

"I wanted to show tbe Georgia fans who's dog food." Dorsett said. Tbey

did more to psych us up than anything.

Georgia Coach Vince Dooley Joined In to praise the Panthers.

Pitt proved today they are tbe best team in the country, he said. They have amazing balance. They are the best defensiveteam weve seen; Ithink thats obviojiu. They also are the best offensive team weve faced. They can do so many things - throw with Cavanau^. they have great receivers and. of course, what can you say about Dorsett? They have no weaknesses.

Debite Dorsett s 202 yards, 137 of them in the second half, quarterback Matt Cavanau^ was named the Sugar Bowls outstanding player by a press box vote of 77-75*^ over his celebrated teammate. Cavanaugh scored the Panthers first touchdown on a six-yard

keeper, booked up with Gordon Jones on a 59-yard sctulng strike and cmn-pleted 10 of 18 passes for 192 yards.

Tbe Associated Press will announce the results of the national championship poll on Tuesday. Pitts main challoiger is expected to be Southern California, which finished tbe regular season in third place but defeated secofxl-rai^ed Michigan 144 In the Rose Bowl. Tbe Trojans posted an ll-l record after drof^ing their opener to JWissoiuri 46-25.

Ail year long I havent waved my finger hi tbe air and 1 havmt worn a No. 1 butUm, said Majors, who is leaving to become bead coach at Tennessee. But after tbe game I told tbe team it was No. 1, and they all agree that we are."

Kuhn Suspend's Braves' Turner

m Tamessee-Chattanooga, 7-2, which plays host to Samford, and Western (^andina, 2-3, which plays its first game since Dec. 11 with a home encounter against Virginia Commonwealth, 4-6.

By HANS LINNARZ Associated Press Write*

ATLANTA (AP) - AUanta Braves owner Ted Turner says he ou^t to be comnptted for making a cocktail party" joke that bnxight him a suspoision from Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn.

The frustrated owner made the comment Sunday night after Kuhns decision on a one-year su^)ension for tampering with another team's players

was announced by a ^xAesman for the commissioner in New York.

I'm thankful be didn't order me shot, Turner said.

The su^)iskn resulted from a remark made to San Ftan-cisco owner Bob Lurie about then Giant outfielder Gary Matthews during last October's Worid Series.

No matter uhat you offer Gary, Ill do better," 'Turner said.

Michigan Hangs On For Victory

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP)-Johnny Orr says his Michigan Wiriverines scored a helluva win" over South Carolina, con-sidnlng four of his starters were oa the bench by the end of the game.

Michigan, rated the No. 1 college ba^etball team in the na-tkn last week, pulled out a 90-86 victory over the Gamecocks on natiiMial television.

'The two teams had 59 fouls between them, and two South Carolina starters also fouled out. Michigan is now 7-1 for the season, wliile South Carolina is 44.

Orr indicated the narrow margin of victory may have beoi his fault f- putting his team in a stall offense in Uw ctoring minutes.

We got a little conservative tbe in the second half, be said. But it was because of tbe foul situation. Hanging on fbr the win was a good job. They (South CattPina) made aome fantastic ^wts down at the end.

One of Michigan's starters, cotter Phil Hubbard, was ejected from tbe game wbot be arid Gamecock reserve cerUo' dutch Sherwood got into a shoving match. Sherwood was also ejected.

I don't understand vdiy they

threw Hubbard out. Orr said. Whats be stqq>osed to do? Let the guy piBch him? That sure was a blow to us.

South Carolina led only otce. 2-0 I the strength of the opening basket. Michigan quickly went in front 7-2 and developed a lead of 18 points beftve tbe fiesty Gamecocks began a second half rally and had whittled the lead to tbe final mai^ of four when time ran out.

South Carolina Coach Frank McGuire said be was pleased debite the loss. I couldn't ask fm* a better effort," he said. Im glad we came back. Nate Davis had bis best game of tbe seasim.

Davis led the Gamecock sc<^ ing effort with 28 points, and guard Jackie GUloon was second with 27. Gillom played his best game and it was really hustling. McGuire said.

Matthews was playing out his lotion with tbe Giants, planning to become a free agent, available to other teams.

It was a crack, a cocktail party line. Turner said Sunday night..! ou^t to be committed to a mental hospital. Althou0) Turner considered it a casual remark, be said Lurie evidently took it as an offer directed at Matthews and filed a tampering cimiplaint.

Im sure the commissioner is trying to do what he thinks is right. said Turner, but I dont think we did anything wrong.

The mentkm of financial dealings at that time was illegal, since under baseball rules, no contract talks could be undertaken before the free agent draft (i Nov. 4.

The Braves picked Matthews in that draft and signed him

two weeks later. But Kuhn ruled Matthews couldnt join tbe Atlanta club.

in suspending Turner, be lifted his ban.

Kuhn beard Turners case at a ^wcial hearing on the day of

the draft and handed down his decision Thursday, according to Bob Wirz.

The suspension means that Tuiner will not be able to participate in any operatk of the team for a full year, VOrz said.

A&M Rips Fla.

EL PASO, Tex. (AP) - In his fifth year at the helm of the Texas Aggies, Coach Emmy Bellard has secured his first bowl victiMy and he says you aint seen nuthin yet.

We will be competitive with anybody next year, said Bel-ianl. puffing on his always-present pipe after his lOth-rank-ed Aggies ripped Florida 37-14 in tbe 42nd annual Svui Bowl Sunday

Bellard said the powerful Aggies. who finished stnmg with a 10-2 season recwd, return seven offensive starters and four defensive starters next year.

The offense we had was the best since Ive been at A&M ... more solid." said the (M'igi-

nator of the Wi^bone-T of-fttise.

Tbe entire starting backfield of tbe Aggies returns next year, including jimior David Walker at quarterback, sophomore fullback (}eorge Woodard, a 1,000-yard rusher, and exciting freshmen halfbacks Dgvid Brothers and Chirtis Dickey.

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Dooley, Majors Say Pitt Is Number One

By SHELDON SAKOWTTZ APSporti Writer

Winning Coach Johnny Majors of Pitt and losing Coach Vlncc Dooley of Georgia were in agreement after the Sugar Bowl game that Pittsburg deserved to be ranked the nation's top coliege football team

The No. I rating wiii not become official, until The Associated Press final poll Tuesday, but the top-ranked Panthers and Helsman Trophy winner Tony Dorsett were Impressive in outclassing fifth-ranked Georgia 27-3 Saturday.

Majors said, 'All year long I haven't waved my finger In the air and 1 haven't worn a No. 1 buttwi. But after the game I told the team it \yas No. 1. and we all agree that we are."

"I take my hat off to Pitt," said Dooley. 'Without doubt they proved themselves the best team In the nation."

Pitt's solid showing served to deflate the

national title aigilrations that Southern California, Michigan and Maryland might have envisioned. The Panthers finished theseas*) with a 12-0 record.

Pittsburgh's main challenger is expected to be Southern CaJlfomia, uTilch finished the regular season as the nation's No. 3 team, but beat second-ranked Michigan 14-0 in the Rose Bowl Saturday. The Trojans wound up with an IM record and Michigan 10-2.

In other Saturday bowl umes. Southwest Conference champion Houston, No. 6. downed fourth-ranked Maryland 30-21 In the Cotton Bowl and Ohio State topped Colorado 27-10 at night in the Orange Bowl.

Houstons victory over Maryland gave the Cougars a 10-2 record and knocked the Terrapins out of the undefeated ranks. Maryland finished at 111.

Sunday. lOth-ranked Texas A&M overwhelmed Florida 3714 in the Sun Bowl,

the West beat the East 30-14 in the Shrine Game at Stanford. Calif., and the North edged the South 21-20 in the American Bowl at Tampa, Fla.

Nebraska outlasted Texas Tech 27-24 in the AMro-Bluebcmnet Bowl and Kentucky blanked North Carolina 21-0 In the Peach Bowl on Friday,

In Pitt's conquest of Georgia. Dorsett compiled 202 yards mi 32 carries and scored one touchdown, while quarterback Matt Cavanaugh tallied )ce and threw for another TD.

Over-all, the Panthers amassed 480 yards, including 288 rushing, and bottled up the Btilidogs offense.

Southern Cal. the Pactfic-8 champion, gained its victory over Big Ten cochampion Michigan although All-American running back Ricky Bell was sidelined most of the pme with a ci-cusslon. Freshman Charles White proved a capaUe replacement, collecting 114

INTERCEPTION Ohio State linebacker Tom Cousineau (38) grabs a pass thrown by Colorado quarterback Jeff Knapple (12) for a third quarter in

terception. Other Col<M*ado players in the New Years nlg^t Orange Bowl game in Miami are Matt Miller (71) and JohnSutrlna (68). (APWlrefrixito)

Things Just Aren't The Same In Julius Erving's Homecoming

By ALEX SACHARE AP Sports Writer

Julius Erving came back to the Nassau Coiiseum Sunday, but it was not the same.

In his last appearance, a capacity crowd rocked the building with cheers as Erving helped the New York Nets to the American Basketball Association championship. But this time, he was wearing the uniform of the Philadelphia 76ers. and the crowd of 9,352 some 7,000 below capacity - was considerably less ho^itable.

He received a generally warm reception during the pregame introductions, but most of his efforts during Philadelphia's nationally televised 139-110 rout of the ".ts

were greeted by a chorus of boos.

"You never know what to expect when you walk Into this building." said Erving. A lot has happened since the last time I was here."

Elsewhere in the NBA, the New Orleans Jazz beat the Atlanta Hawks 93-88, the Indiana Pacers defeated the Milwaukee Bucks 116-109, the Goldoi State Warriors trimmed the Boston Celtics 105-98, the Denver Nuggets whipped the San Antonio S{Hirs 145-120, the Cleveland Cavaliers trounced the Houston Rockets 104-60, the Kansas City Kings edged the Phoiix Suns 89-88, the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Portland Trail Blazers 104-99 and the Seattle Sig>-

Scnlcs edged the (^icago Bulls 83-79.

The Nets have been losing regularly snce Ervings sale to l^iJadelphia, Sundays defeat dropping them further into last place in the Atlantic Division with a 12-22 record. And now they will have to do without guard Tiny Archibald, who suffered a fractured bone in his left foot during the first quarter and wiU be out six weeks.

Erving, meanwhile, contributed 18 points, seven rounds and five assists to the rout. But the magic, the excitement, the individual brilliance, was noticeably absent.

The 76ers broke the game with Erving on the bench, reserve forward Steve Mix scolng 16 points in spar-

ERVING COMES HOME Philadelphia 76ers Julius Erving goes i4> for a basket against former team-matflfc tbe New Ycnrk Net's Nate Ar-

chflwld. left, and John miUamaoo. Tbe 76ers defeated the Nets in the game. (AP Wirephoto)

king a 43-point sectmd-quarter that created a 72-52 halftime bulge.

Mix, sinking all 10 of his field goal tries, was high scner with 24 points. Lloyd Free added 22, Erving and Geoige McGinnis bad 18 apiece and Henry Bibby dhd CaldweU Jones 16 each. John Williamson of the Nets scored 25.

Pacers 116, Bucks 109 Indiana moved ahead by as many as 25 points in tbe third quarter and held m as Dave Robisch scored 27 points and Billy Knight and Wil Jones had 23 apiece.

Jazz 93, Hawks 88 New Orleans built an early 41-22 lead, saw Atlanta pull within one point in the fourth quarter but hung on to win. Pete Maravich led the way with 38 points.

Nuffiets 145, S^Mirs 120 -Denver established season hi^ with 74 pants in the first half, 46 in uie fourth quarter and 145 in the game. Dan Issel led tbe Ni^gets with 27 points against San AnUnio, tbe NBAs weakest defensive club.

Warrtors 105, Celtics M Rick Barry saved 29 points before being ejected with eight minutes left. After Barry's exit, Bostoi closed within one point but (jolden State girt eight of its last 12 points from the free throw line to stay on top. Guards Jo Jo White and (3iarlie Scott topped the Celtics with 33 and 31 points, respec-ttveiy.

(^valiers 104, Rockets 80

CJleveland broke opoi a tight game by outsctuing Houston 29-12 in tbe fourth quarto' to climb Mie-faalf game ahead trt tbe Rockets in the Coitral Division. Houstons Rudy Tomja-oovich led all scorers with 25 pants.

Kin^ 89, Suds 88

Kansas City led by five points with 47 seconds to play, but needed Scott Wedmans free throw with four seconds left to win. Brian Taylor of Kansas City and Paul Wesqibal trt Phooiix each scored 20 points.

Sonic* 88, BuOs 79 Nick WeaUienpoons basket on an offensive rebound snapped a 77-77 tie with 2:20 left and tbe Soaks went on to band the Ruiis thdr fourth straight kss.

Lakers IH Blazers 90 Kareem Abdol-Jabbars 25 poBits helped Los Angdes beat tbe TraQ Blazers and move within one game of first-place Portland in tbe Pacific Oivi-

yards on 32 carries.

Bell has recovered from the bead injury and will be atrte to play in next Saturdays Hula Bowl at Honlulu, a-Southern Cal spokesman said Sunday. Dorsett also will parttcipate in the all-star game for college seniors.

Southern Cal Coach John Robinson said, "Youve got to feel good about the way Diaries White played, (^rles is already one of the best Iveakaway runners Ive ever been around.

(Quarterback Vince Evans of the Trojans completed 14 20 passes for 181 yards and scored oice. Southern Cals two touchdowns came on long drives, with White gating tbe other score. Rob Lytle produced the lone Michigan TD on a one-yard run.

In the Cottoi Bowl. Houston stunned Maryland with a 21-0 Rrst-quarter lead and the Terrapins had to resort to catch-up football the rest of tbe way.

Alois Blackwell led the Cougars with two touchdowns and gained 149 yards on 22 carries as Housto) registered 320 yards on the ground.

In the Orange Bowl, quarterback Rod (lierald came off the bench and triggered ilth-ranked (Hik State's coKpiest of No. 12 (florado aRer the Buffaloes bad built a 10-0 lead. Gerald. Jeff Logan and Pete J(rtuon scored for Ute'BtKta;7v.( >vin/ finlhsed wHh a 9-3-1 record. Colorado wound 8-4.

In the 42nd gnnuai Sun Etowl at El Paso. Tex., Toiy Franklin and George Woodard triggered tbe Texas Aggies' triumph over Florida.

Franklin, a barefoot kicker, booted three towering field goals, including one that carried 62 yards, a record for majw crrtlege bowl games. Wobdar?.~ii pile-driving fullback, ran fqr jtluee and. gained 124 yards rushing."

It cleared the bar by some 10%; 15-yards, Franklin said of his record-breaking field goal. Franklin, who has kicked an NCAA rwnrd vvprder, added, "I think Ill get th.ii 70-yardersome day." FYanklin, a soccer-slyle kicker, will be a junior next season.

All-Amican Gary Green of Baylor set an East-West game record with an 81-yard punt return for a second-period touchdown

which helped carry the West to its victcwy over the East in the Shrine classic. Grem's score put the West comfortably ahead 24-7.

Late in the third period, the Baylor back returned a punt 54 yards, setting up a 34yard field goal by Mtke Michel of Stanford. SMichel set two East-West game records by booting three field goals and kicking a 49-yarder vdiich was the loigest field goal in the classics history.

In the American Bowl, the North surged to a 21-0 halftime lead, then withstood a S&OTnanHfr-cofflctJack by the South. .Quartertiack Mark Vitali of Purdue threw tor two touchdowns for the Nolh while running back R<rtnn Eari of the University of Washington scored oice and sparked the winners' running attack.

South quarterback Glenn Carano of the University of Nevada-Las Vegas passed for two touchdowns and ran for a third, keying the losers' comeback. With 43 seconds left in the game. Carano tried to run for a two-point conversion but was stopped inches ^ort of the goal Ime.

Bruins Trounce Cougars

By KEN RAPPOPORT AP^wrte Writer

Gene Bartow says he knows the limitations of his UCLA basketball team. But would he please tell the Houston Cougars what they are?

Playing a self-appraised desultory game, Bartow's Bruins quite frankly beat tbe ^ks off Hpu^. <6-^ -*

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"We were tiredaiid UCLA was watRn^^ iu>-us. sum Otis Birdsong, the only shining light among tbe Cougars with 42 points.

A iS^iolnt loss might have seemed like a drubbing to Birdsong, but Bartow felt it should have beoi a Icrt worse for the Cougars.

We werent as sharp as we should have been against their full-court defense and that kept them in tbe game, said the UCLA coach. "And with the gambling and trapping Uwy were doing outside, we should have gone inside, even more (luidly than we did.

But we had chances to blow them out, we just werent polished enough to do it. 1 think we know our players, our loam and our strengths now and that's what you are suppoml to know by conference time."

Tbe eigbtlH-anked Bruins, who have wot 10 of their first 11 games, wUl open defense of their Paclflc-8 Coiference title with a game against Oregon.

In other games Sunday, top-ranked Michigan defeated South Carolina 90^ and Providence took Seton Hall 72-68 In overtime. In Saturdays games. No. 7 Wake Forest defeated Richmond 84-73; No. 19 Utah routed Utah State 102-78, and Loig Beach turned back Illinois 84-70. On Friday ni^t, I2th-rated Marquette

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Pacific Division Portland 24 13 .649

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Saturday's Results New York Knicks 121, Cleveland MO

Buffalo 102. New York Nets

Washington 104. Houston 89 Portland 89. Chicago 82 Sunday's Results

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New Orleans 93. Atlanta 80 Indiana 116, Milwaukee 109 Golden Siete 105, Boston 98 Denver 145. Sen Antonio 120 Cleveland 104, Houston *0 Kansas City 09. Phoenix *8 Los Angeles 104, Portland 99 Seattle 83. Chicago 79 Adondav's Gama Buffalo at San Antonio Tuesday's Oames Golden State at New York Knicks

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trimmed Northwestern 66-53 and ISth-ranked Minnesota won the Pillsbury Dassic in Bloomington with a 102-81 decision over Montana.

UCLA forward David Greenwood scored 26 points as the Bruins' front line combined for 67 points. Center Brett Vroman added 24 >rt^liC^LA'|^4;gcpri,ng forward, Marques

2:30 remaining in the first half. iTieh' UCLA scored 'six points and took a 37-30 halftime lead. The game took on a rapid-fire pace in the secotd half as UCLA outscored Houston 59-53, debite Birdsong's 30 second-half points.

Sparked by Rickey Greens clutch free-throw shooting down the stretch. Michigan held off South Carolina. Green, who led tbe Wolverines with 30 points, hit eight free throws in tbe last two minutes when South Carolina had pulled within sb( points.

Nate Davis led the Gamecocks with 28 points while Jackie Gilloon added 27.

Providence, which beat Michigan in double overtime last week in the Industrial Natkmal Classic in ProvidOKe, whipped stubborn Seton Hall behind Bruce Campbell's 22 points. Jerry Schellenberg scored a career-high 32 points as Wake Forest beat Richmond. Jeff Judkins and Greg Deane combined for 46 points to lead Utah over Utah State. A 27-point performance by Lloyd McMillan powered Long Beach over Illinois.

Butch Lee and Bo Ellis teamed for 46 points to lead Marquette over Northwestern. Minnesota defeated Montana b^ind Mike Thompson's 23 points.

CAMPBELL confer Patrick Division W L T PtS OF OA Phlla 23 7 8 54 142 97

NY Isl 22 9 6 SO 129 92

Atlan 18 14 7 43 126 122

NV Rng 16 IS 10 42 150 139

Smyth* Division St LOU 16 18 5 37 111 134

Chgo 13 20 6 32 126 144

Colo 10 22 6 26 107 136

Vancvr I1 27 3 25 III 164

Minn 7 21 9 23 102 155

WALES CONFERENCE Norrit Division Mont 28 5 6 62 IS6 S6

Pitts 16 16 6 3 122 130

L.A. 13 16 10 36 12S 124

Dtrt 13 21 4 30 113 139

Wash II 23 4 26 101 152

Adams Division BuH 24 9 4 52 139 91

BStn 23 12 3 49 148 119

Tnto 18 18 6 42 149 133

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Chicago a. Toronto 4 Monday's Oamo Phlladalpnia at AAontraal Tuasdav's Oamas Datrolt at Washington Vancouvar at Pittsburgh Los Angalas at St. Louis

World Heekay Aaaoclation Eastam Division W L T PtS OF OA Quabac 32 IS -1 45 168 137

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N Eng 17 18 4 38 132 13*

Clnel 17 17 2 36 158 133

Birm 13 27 1 27 135 160

GET THAT BALL Houston Cougar Cedric Fears and another Houston player scramble a rebound in the Cougars game with UCLA yest^ay. Hie Bruins soundly defeated Houstm in the contest, 96-83. (AP Wirephoto)

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The DaUy Reflector, Orenvflle, N.C.McMidiy, Jamry I, U77I1'Silver Streak' Makers Distressed By its Route

By BOB THOMAS Anodated Prea Writer

LOS ANGELES (AP) Ever hear of an express train that made the run from Loe Angeles to Chicago via the Canadian Rocides?

Hiats what happened with the production of the new 20th Century-Fox film, Silver Streak, and its makers are dMreBRf by the roundabout route.Vsays directm' Arthur Hiller, xC think its terrible when, at a'time when the film Industry is trying to keep pro-ductkKi in this country, other industries help send productkm elsewhere.

Silver Streak" concerns intrigue and murdtf aboard a crack Los Angeles-Chlcago

train, and it climaxes when the runaway engine crashes into the Chicago terminal. The obvious place to film it would have been along the Atdilstm, Topeka and Santa Pe route. But Santa Fe said no thanks.

Maybe they didnt like the script, niggested HiUm*. I also heard the Santa Fe had a serious accident during the filml;^ of a movie a few years ago and was leery of any nxHe film connections.

Amtrak was a^eeaUe for cooperation, but it only owns trains, not roacfteds. We couldn't find any railroad that offmed the locales we needed: mountains, desert, prairies and Dlinols farmland. So we had to go to Canada.

FLORAL ZOO A young Chnese mother puts her baoy on a water buffalo at Taipei, Taiwan, Seventh Day Adventist hospital. A variety of birds and beasts are sci^mired from the treesand bushes around the hospital. (APWirephoto)

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What do you respond?

A.You have the strength and shape for > jump to two no trump iby t passed hand that shows tl-12 points), but we would not recommend that action you have the wrong hand for it. All your points are concentrated in two auiU. and the spades are completely unguarded. Also, partner might have opened light in third teat. Everything points to a one diamond response. Should partner rebid in spades or no trump, you can bid two no trump at your next turn.

Q.ZAs South, vulnerable, you hold:

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A.Three spades. Don't rebid three no trump with sn unbalanced hand if there is any other good bid available. Also, if no trump it the right spot, part-nsr should probably be the declareryou lack the tenaces that suggest a lead into your hand would be favorable, and no lead through any of your holdings will be damaging.

Q.9As South, vulnerable, you hold:

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The bidding has proceeded: Weat Neith Caet South

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What do you bid now?

A.Why does partner always do this to you? Here you have a useless hand, you have been fort^ ed to bid a three-card suit and now partner forces you to bid again. If you tried three no trump, you are obviously the sort of player who enjoys wauh-ing the opponents reel oft a six- or seven-card suit aninsl you. The only bid availsble to warn partner that you have a ueeleaa hand is three spades! Thalt righl-you must rebid a three-card suit.

Q.4Both vulnerable, as South you hdd:

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What action do you take?

A.Much as you would like to pass, this auction is un-eooditionally forcing. With your tlerling hand, you should prefer a lea-trick contract to an eievM-triek one. So show your support for partner's Hrat-lnd suit. This U perfaetly aafe. for partner mset have at least five spsdas for kit epaning bid.

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The bidding has proceeded: Sooth West North East

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What action do you take?

A.There is a tempution to try to describe your hsnd by rebidding three diamonds. However, this runs the considerable risk

For HUler, that wasnt a sacrifice. He was bom in Edmonton, Canada, got his start as a dlmctnr wlfh he Canadian

Broadcasting Corporation: he enjoyed working with Canadian actors and set workers, who comprised Mie-thirdirf the crew.

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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Jazz pianist Erndl Louis Gamer, vriu performed at Carnegie Hall and won International acclaim UMU0I be oevm* learned to read music, has died of a heart attack at 53.

Gamer, who died Sunday en route to Cedars Sinai Medical Center bad been seriously ill with en^ysea for several years and had been dlacharged from the bo^ital near his home just last Wednesday.

His body was to be flown to his native Pittsburg for burial.

His best-known composition was Misty. which he receded in 1956. With words added later by Jtdmny Burke, the song became a hit fw singers Johnny Mathis and Sara Vaughan and was featured in the

that partner will paaa. and you will end up in a 5-2 fit when you have a S-2 or belter fit in apadea. If there ia a game, it ia almoat aurely in spaa. and alnce you have aupport and extra alren^h. we auggest you iaaue an invitation by raiaing to three apadea.

Q.8As South, vulnerable, you hold:

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What action do you take?

A.-Slam is a distinct possibility. Your simple response and preference have come nowhere cloce to doing justice to your hand. Blackwood won't do. lor if partner shows two sees, you still won't know whether or not to go on to alam-you could have two diamond losers. Tht winniag action is to cue-bid the ace of cTuba. allowing partner to make the decision,

Q.7-Both vulnerable, aa South you hold:

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What action do you lake?

A.Double. Your hand should produce three, and possibly four, tricks 00 defense. If partner also has solid values, the penalty could be substantial. However, your double ia not a unilateral action. for partner ia free to run if his hand is distributional. Even if the worst happens and the op ponente make two elubs doubled, no serious damage has been done since you haven l doubled them intogeme.

Q.8Both vulnerable, as South you hold:

484 9A4 0AJt6762 4X05 The bidding has proceeded: East South Wsst Nerth Pass 10 19 Dhls.

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Whst action do you take?

A.You certainly have the values and the suit to rebid your diamonda. but that might be gelling in partner's way. He could have .a iwo-auited hand in the majors and ia now eagerly awaiting the chance to double West's rescue bid. Paaa, and hear what he hat to uy.

Your play to the first trick could decide the fa^ of the contract! A writer once rt-marked: "There's no such thing asa blind opening lead, only deaf opening ieaderer Learn to find t^ winning attack with Chariae Gereas "Opening Leads. For your copy, tend $1.50 to "Gmn Laada. e/o tUa now^saper, P.O. Box 259. Norwood, NJ. 07648. Mafct ehodu payabta toNEWgPAPCRmXB.

Wilmington Death-Free

WILMINGTON, N.C. (AP) -Tougher enfcHrement and a little bit of luck gave this city of 53,000 a death-free traffic record for 1976.

There were nine road deaths in each of the previous two years and five killed in 1973.

The number of accidents actually increased In 1976, including those Involving Injuries, and Pidice Chief Darrril Bruestle conceded things might easily have turned out differ-eny.

There had to a small anwunt of iuck involved," be said. In some of these accl-dMts just a split second, a quirk of fate, might have turned them into fatalities.

All the same, a 100 per cent dn^ to Ztfo deaths probably had more behind it than chance, and Bruestle listed the fdiowlng among things that might have helped.

A sdective enforcement pn^am, in vriiidi pcdice concentrated on areas idaitified as traffic hazards.

Issuance of warning tickets more than 1,000 in 1976 when . .

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(Tlint Eastwood film, Piay Misty fcH' Me."

' Gamer also wrote such hits as Dreamy, Gaslight. Solitaire and That's My Kick. His most famous album was CkNicerts by the Sea.

Bom in 1923, Gamer began playing the piano at-age 3 when be simply stood and readied up to the keys. He could memtxize any piece at one sittb^ and resisted effcxts to teach him to read music.

Gamers late father, Ernest, played the tnxnbtxie, mandolin and piano as a bobby. Three of Gamers five ixtitbers and sls-ts are amateur musicians, and a fourth is a professional arrange*.

Gamer began appearing r^arly on station KOKA in Pittsburgh at age 7 with a group called the Candy Kids. By age 11, he was substituting for pianists on AUe^iaiy riv-erboats.

He began playing with local groiq in 1937 and went to New York in 1944, where be took engagements at small dubs. He worked with the Siam Stewart trio, then formed a trio d his own and appeared in the Paris Jazz Festival in 1948. French critics called him the man with 40 fingers.

He performed with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra in 1957 and made return appearances with that (X'ganlzatkxi four times. In 1959, be made his debut at Carnegie Hall In New Yw*.

Gamers work txxiu^t him Intematkxial awards. He received the French Prix du Dis-que for jazz recording in Paris in 1957 and the same year was chosen best pianist by the In-temaUonal Jazz Critics Poll of Downbeat Magazine.

He poformed with the National Syn^iboay Orchestra in Washington, D.C., during the 1974-1975 season. His latest album, Ma^cian," was issued in 1974-75.

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fective li^ts and other equipment hazards.

Coi^ieratkui with traffic courts, where convictions rose 60 ptt* cent last year.

Two new radar detectors, used to monitor both speed and traffic li^t and stop sign viola-lUons.

None of this is anything new M* unusual or special, Bruestle said. But weve been paying mcxe attentkxi to the problem than before.

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Tbe climactic scene of tbe locomotive plowing through the terminal was fUmed at Burbanks Lockheed Aircraft plant, of all places.

That was entirely tbe work of tbe production designer, A1 Sweiey, said HUler, 53. We had talked about using miniatures or matte shots, but A1 said, Why not go full-scale?' We lau^ied, but A1 was serious.

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Tbe mockiq) was placed on a truck bed, and a stunt man crariied it through tbe set, driving without seeing where be was going. AH Uie an^es were

worked out with a half-docen cameras. Fortunatdy, we txUy had to do it once.

HUler, whose credits include "The Americanization of Emily" Love Story, "The Hospital, "Plaza Suite and "Man of La Mancha, remarked that SUver Streak proved his toughest f Um. Not because of the actors, who included Gene

WUder, JUl aaybur^, Ridiard Pryor, Patrick McGoOban, lUy Walstffi) and Ned Beatty. 'Ihe hard part was directing Uw trains, which could take hours to be turned around ftx* another take.

SUver Streak was Fox's holiday attraction and wUI continue in release around tbe country into January.

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NEW YORK (UP!) - Uw-yers are a slzaMe group among state legislatM's but their numbers are not as prominent as a decade ago, acctxding to the Insurance Informatioo Institute. It notes that of the ai^roximately 7,500 in the SO states in office in the 1975-76 polod, 22 per catt were lawyers, compared to 26 pa* cent among l^slators in 1966.

Life Insurance Coverage Rises

NEW YORK (UPl) - The percoitage of famUy wage earners with life insurance coverage has been <xi a steady rise in recent years. A study released by tbe American CouDcU of Life Insurance shows that the percentage of famUy heads with life insurance rose from 91 per cent in 1959 to 94 ptf CMt in 1974, whUe tbe proportion with individual policies wait tq> to 78 pa cent frwn 70 per cent.

Now Bridgos Called Eyesores

CARACAS, Venezuela (UPl) Traffk problons are changing tbe face of Metropolitan Caracas, a city four centuries old and oltics say tbe change is for tbe worse.

In an ^ftxl to imsnari Caracas traRle. the government has installed steel txidges in six different key imersectkxis to allow traffic to Sow over crowded comas.

Hie Bdglan bridges are termed a successful soltXloo to traffk problems biU an eyesore to oldUniers who long fa the days irf red tUe roofs and horse-driven carriages.

GENERAL TENDENCIES: There could be increased activity of an emotional nature if an annoying situatiMi cannot be avoided. Be sure not to force any iMuea and you will benefit greatly in the end.

ARIES (Mar. 21 to Afw. 19) You are now under good a^Mcts for improving condhkma at home. Do eomething practical wd thoughtful for your mate.

TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Much core should be exociaed in motion so that you avoid a possible accident. Discuu a new plan with a trusted associate.

GEMINI (May 21 to Juna 21) A so-called problem you have can bring unexpected profit if you handle it properiy. Take no chances with a hyiiociite.

MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Take time to improve your appeeiance. Meet new personahtiee wbo can he^ you in the future. Think oonatnictiv^.

LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Pause to reflect end figure e way to make your activities become more profitable. Talk matters ova with trusted sdvieen.

VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Put aside tbe sodsl for today but don't exclude the one fwrson who can make the future brigfata for you. Be logkxU.

LIBRA (Sa>4- 23 to Oct. 22) Get togetha with a higher-up who can help you advance more quickly in your carew. Handle a credit matta without delay.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Be alert to some change that could add to your abundance. Make the evening a happy one with fomUy and friends.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Study what your obligations are and be sure to discharge tbwn w^. Use discretion in handling a dvic matta.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Handle a social a^ir in a most scrupulous fashion and gain tbs respect of others. Keep cshn end you win out.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) You can accomplish a great deal today if you exercwe your spedal talenta. Improve your health and be happia.

PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) A suddeo invitation could cone to you now that would open up new vistas for tbs future, so bs sure to accept. Keep cheerful.

IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY . . . he or she wOi be very much attached to tbe family and cheerfully handle duties that are asaigned. Be certain that a martyr v"pkv does not devdop here, and then this becomes a fine chart and the life will be most successful.

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rarely appear on commercial TV. Coivoitional wisdom is that networks dont want to upset audiences with reminders of that tragic chapter in U.S. history.

But Uxii^t ABC is airing Green Eyes. a sad, warm, occasKxially flawed TV movie about tbe tiny victims of that war, the thousands of Vietnam' ese kids fathered and left behind by American soldiers.

Paul Winfield, a fine actor, has the lead in the fUm. He plays a black ex-GI erupted in the war. disillusioned by the rejection he finds in his own country wboi he gets out of a mUita hospital on Guam in 1973.

The disUlusionment leads to his return to Vietnam, to his search for the only thing that could give his life meaning his Ulegitimate son, Green Eyes, bom to a bar girl with whom be lived in Saigon's black Soul Alley" before he was wounded.

The two-hour movie was writ-ti by David Seltzer. 36. wbo ^nt sevaal months in Saigon in 1973 gathering material for tonight's program.

He very effectively shows the

SBI Offices To Be Moved

RALEIGH. N.C. (AP) - Tbe State Bureau of Investigation is planning a $111.000 move this year that will 0ve the agmcy consolidated headquarters fa tbe first time since 1970.

SBI Director Haywood R. Starling said the move to seven buUdlngs at tbe old Governor Morehead School fa tbe Blind here ou^t to be completed in June a July.

Headquarters opaatitxis are now scattered in such unlUiely places as an abandoned scbool-bouse, an apartment buUding. a converted warehouse and some bouses.

Tbe scattering begw in 1970 when SBI administrators moved from the Justice BuUding to a couple of Blount Street residences.

We've been ^read out." Starting said. "If you wanted a copy of a document you had to go iron one buUding to another,"

The move eventually wUI in-v(Uve about 165 enqUoyes. Starling said it would improve morale and efficiency.

"Any time you get 26 a 27 chemists operating in the area they are now, no matter bow competent, youre bound to have pFobtems, be said. Agents will be able to have a desk and an office things that werent avaUaUe before.

SERVICE RESTORED WASHINGTON. D.C. (UPD Routing 0 Amtrack's new The Shenandoah between Washington, D.C., and Cincinnati on Oct. 31 restoed raU sovke fa tbe first time in more than five years to Athens and CbUlkothe, Ohio, Amtrack reported. Mbens is tbe site of (Mik) University.

pli^t of the war orphans (two of whom he adopted) and Saigon's back-street squala. But be occasionally spoUs it with stock, obvious anti-Vietnam war cliches.

Such as an early scene where Winfield visits paroits of a pal kUled in combat. The fatba bitterly remarks that Vietnam was "a totally useless war. that the dead GI was shipped home in a bag iUte garbage.

Or a flashback scene where an officer addressing troops new to the war emits kUl-'email sounds, speaks of gooks, says the Vietnamese have no regard for life ... their own a anybody else's.

A tidy this-war-is-racist tableau, predictable, with no ambiguity. But such was HoUy-wood's viskm of the Vietnam war half tbe jont believed John Wayne, the other half Jane Ftxxla.

Its only when scripter Sei-zter writes of what be has firsthand knowledge tbe tiny vk-tlms of that long war that the show becomes a mighty powerful, moving study of hopelessness and htqie.

That begins the moment Winfield arrives in Saigon to search for his son. Uie half-black kid called Grea Eyes, and is exposed to the bnUal realities of life fa the chUdroi tbe Gls left behind.

He's aided by three persnis a British lady (Rita Tushing-ham) who runs an oriUianage; a cynical pal from Anny days (Jonathan Upqie) wbo now is a Saigon wbeela-dealer: and

Trung, a tougb, lively street urchin played by a remarkable young acta called Lemi.

FUmed in Tbe PhUippines, the movie does a first-rate job of recreating Saigon, from its sad backstreets of fUth and tin Canties to the small. weU-kept park 1 Le Loi Street in tbe center of town.

More importantly, it does a starii. realistic Job of dqiktiag those affection-starved kids whose American fatbos left them, as Winfield apUy puts it, "to rot lUce ajiqUes that foil oti a tree."

Green Eyes," which ends on a note of hope, deserves a kiok. It has its flaws, but you'U need a soul of darkness to forget its moving look at the cbUdren of war. ABC deserves credit fa airing it.

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AkonAlv 40 133000 3tto IOto 33to4 4to

AlceSM .No 10334 Ilto I4to Ilto 4 4to

AkonLb it 10100 M IOto 33to4 Ito

AWkdrt .300 14330 Oto Oto 7Vk4 to

AllopCp .704 0300 I3to Tto 13to4 Oto

AlltLuO 103 13107 43to 30to 37 410*0

AIILW wl 03( iOto 34to IOto .. AIIL<M p<3 4400 40<to OTto 4lto4 PA

AllePw 1.00 00303 iito IOto 31to 4 3*0

AlWnOrp .40 11340 30 0tol3to4 3to

AllPCn I to 70741 44to 33to 40 4 Oto AlWMnt .04 1173 I3to Oto 17*04 PA

AlWProd .00 3703 IOto Oto 10*k4 to

AiMftir I.IO 30013 Ilto 40to 40 4 to

AlldStr pi 4 70049 07 J3to04to4 to

AIMSopmkt 10300 0 ito Ito

AIIIOCIMI .00 00007 30 Ilto 30 4 14

AllrtAut .00 3073 0*0 0*0 Ito4 3to

AlpnoPrl .iOo 4300 IOto Oto 10*0 4 Oto

AlCM 1.40 113041 Olto 3OV0 $7to4llto Amoltvp 3p 3737 4ito 30 30to- to

Amo* 1 70 43300 OOto 47 9lto4l3to

Afflox pfO.lO 3790I40 110 144to43lto

Amix p4B 3 7700 90 Oito 00 ....

AMBAC 1 10030 33to Ilto 33to4|0<A

Anwrea I 30 ioM 7lto lOto ilto 4 7to Arnrc pfl.OO Oil 37to iOto 34'A4 O'A AHoit 00 130714 lito IOto 31*0410

AHM pl3 00 37010 74to 4Sto 73 4 30*k

AAlrFllt .00 14010 ilto 13*0 Ilto4 3to

Am Alrlln 100030 IOto Ito I3to4 4to Amcord 31 lOIII Ilto 4to 11'A4 0*0 AmBlkor 1 00 IOto Ilto I4to4 ito

ABmdO 3.00 304 40 to 45to4 7to

ABmd pll.70 IIIO 20 31 34H. ..

AmBdcot 1 II07II 40to IOto 3tto4ltto AmBldM . 4000 I3to Ito I0to4 to

AmCon 7.40 4II7I Ilto 30to 31 4 7to

ACin p1 70 3074 ilto 31 33 4 Ito

AmCm Mtp 0034 3 Ito 3to4 Ito

AmCrod .030 lom I7to lito I7to . ...

ACyon 1.M 133401 ilto 33to 37to4 3

AmOIIIIII 3*70 II 7to 10to4 ito

AOIOITil 04 10054 Ilto Ilto 37to4 Oto

AmOuilVr 3701 Ito 4to I 4 3H

AOVI pf.140 1113 Uto lito 14 4 Ito

AmllPw 3.04 10933739to30to30to4 4to APamily .13 00071 Ilto Ito II 4 4*0

AmPlnSy p 003 U 7t I0to4 Ito

AmPinOyt lllli oto ito 3to4 ito

AOIBd 1.10a 1401 IOto 32*0 39 4 Ito

AOanCv 1.33 0001 Ilto 11 ll 4 ito

Amenini M oilo* >0 Ilto 30to4 oto Amcin pll.lO 13*31 3tto3ltoi*to4 7to

AmGIn pf.n 40*7 im 13to 21to.....

AmHeItt . W1 Ilto 13 II 4 Oto

AmHoma 1 200514 37to Uto 33-1*0 A Hpmap<2 3HI07 Ito143 - 1

AnlHoip .40 74031 17*0 ilto M*k4 Ito

Am Invttt.lO 14101 Oto 2to 0104 3*0

AAkadlCl .14 37731 13*0 0*0 13*0 4 710

AMadlCp .10 93771 1*0 Oto Ito4 3*0

Am MotOTf 140*01 7to 3*0 3*0- Ito

ANalK 3.04 10117 44*0 33*0 43*04 10

AmOaat .40 4043 lito ito >*4 Ito

Aimp .37r toil 17 Ito IOto 4 Oto

Amttnd I. 70*01 to IOto to4llto

AOtd PI4.70 1931 14 14to 13 4 37to

AmOMrll . 30*72 Ito 0 7to4 to

Amttn I.IO N07 33 Mto 33to4 0

AmTET l.M 4M03 04*0 00*0 Olto 41 ito

AmTkTpf 4 01231 Mto 00 Mto4l1)0

ATT P4A3.04 20137 00*0 43*0 40*04 Ito

ATT PIB3.74 37DM0III 40 00*0 4 0*0

AWalWli .70 3*01 13 Ito 11*04 3

AW4.1pl 1.43 331 Ilto IOto 1lto4 3

AW pn 1.19 044 IOto Ilto 10 4 Ito

AW OpI 1.39 110 14*0 Ilto 14*44 3*0

Am*ron 1 4331 1*to 1410 10*04 to

AmaoD .11* HOI II Oto llto4 Ito

Aimlak 1.40 10040 11*0 Ilto 11*4 4 **0

AmfMinc I 14140 Ilto II IOto- to

AMPIftc .41 1*473 30*0 10 lito 4 1*4

Ampcp M 1*I0 1lto Ito 11 4 4*0

Ampax Corp 0*0 *to 4*4 1*04 3*0

Amrap Corp 0000 ivo Ito lto4 *o

Amilar 1.3$ loioi lalo I* Uto 4 4*4

Amur pl.M 1171 7*0 Ito4 to

Amit pn.OO *4 TOto lB*k 04*0414*0

Amilad 1 l43Mf S4to 34 01to433to

AmW .30 Hill I 4to 7 4 1*1

AllKOnd .00 M714 31*0'ITto M 411*0

AAdirM 1.40 20*54 Uto 23*0 30*04 Tto

AndCly 3 *111 to IOto 47 411

AndCMy <vl W 31*4 23*0 23*0......

Anoallca .10 37111 Ito $ 0*04 0

Anixtar .30 *771 IOto 0*0 7to- to

AMUICO .011 7307 13*0 7 1*0 1*4

Apacha JOB 10*43 ilto Mto 10to4 0

Apco Oil lion 34to 13*0 nto4 r

Apace Corp 24701 3*o Ilk Ito- to

ApPw pM.13 1110 *3to 74to *rto4l7to

ApPW PF7.40 1240 14 H 14 411

AppMd Map 0*31 4*0 2to 1*04 Ito

ArcallN .00 131*4 IOto Ito 15to4 Oto

ArcalN pit 377 3tto 33to 2lto4 0

ArchOan .10 *20*7 Ilto 17 2IV0- 4*0

Arctic Entr IM2 0 Ito 4 4 *4

Arltlir 11411 3to 1*0 3to4 Ito

ArllPSv 1.41 0433* 1**0 10 l**04 1*0

ArlPpf 10.70 *40114*4103*4114 ......

ArkBatt .44b 17 14*0 0 10to4 3*0

Arktlll l.M 210M Ilto 4 7H Arlon ftltyD 2O0n 4to 2 3*04 Ito

Armada Cp 3201 0*0 4to 0 4 *0

Armco l.M 04301 30to 30*4 32to4 0*0

Arm pi 3.10 0014 33*0 37 3**4 4 2)0

vmr PI4.70 033 03to 44to 01to4 Oto

ArmitCk 1 73311 33*0 33*0 27to4 3to

ArmC PI3.70 137 53 40*4 SI 4 S

ArmRu .10 0704 31to IS 30*44 0

AreCorp IB 1321 30*4 12*0 Ilto4 5*0

Arvin .03* 21000 10*4 H 10*44 7

Arvlnin pi 3 3104 i*to 20< 3*to......

Aoarco .M 743U K Ilto 10*14 3*0

AihlOII I. 40010 14*0 IfH 34to4l5

AlhiO pl3.40 1 M 40to 07to42*

AidOrC 1. 2IM1 40 27to 33to- Ito

Athlon* .00 30404 14*0 1*4 14 4 Sto

Atice Mlp 01M 4to 1*0 2to4 I

AIICyEI 1.03 10*34 14*0 ITto 23*44 OH

AIICE pfO.17 N Ilto 04 ato4IOto

AIIRlch l.M I4*0*f Olto 4*to 57I44I3H

AIIRch pi 3 Sa0103tol37 1*0 44ito

AIIRc PI3.7S 500 03 44to 0Dto4 0

AtlRc pliJO 3M00 70 54to 72to41IH

AtlalCp 13311 ]*H lOH 1*H......

Auto Oata.24 10I3H 35to 20 3**k4 3H Autmlnd .34 23141 IH 4to Ito4 4to

Avee Carp aoosi I0*0 4to I3-A4 ih

AvceCp wl 11153 1*0 to 101047 10

AvcoCp pl 13723 Olto 11*0 41 432H

Avarylnt .M 14721 3tV* ITto 21*4- ito

AvM Inc.We 0I1 13*0 Tto I3to4 S>o

Avnatlnc M 13*774 31*0 IOto 17*04 Tto

Avnat pf I IS 43 31 Mto4l5to

Avnat pn. II0I01 S3 Ml 44*

AvonPd 3 304*04 Mto 13*4 4*to4l4*0

- B-B -BTAItg 3Bt M14 4 Ito 2to4 to

BabckWiI lie 54001 30*4 11*4 104 10*0 Bach* .40* 01*13 14*0 4)4 *to4 4*0

Bakarln .30 MOtl 13to 7*a 11*44 ito

Btkrinti .43 43313 00 4lto 40-3*0

BatdDH M 4030 IlH Ito 11*0+ Sto

Balicp .H OOM iOto lOH ll*4 to

BallyMf Mt MM3 12HM*0S 431*0 BaltGE l.M 50420 M** ilto 30*44 4to

Balt pIBOJI 1*0 Mto M 4 tto

BanCa 00 5413 IOto 13*0 ISH4 *0

Banoap -M 50307 33*0 13*0 17*0- 1*0

Bangr Punt 170 13 4to 11to4 OH

BanP pll.39 531 10*4 * I0to4 Oto

BanpP p 1 1140 31*0 13to 31to4 Ito

BkofNY l.M 1MN*17 2D0 ltto4 7*0

BkiXVa M 130 10*0 Ilto I0to4 3*0

BankAm .M 7I*I0< 3Mo 24to to.....

BankTr 1 37271 IMo 21* 37H4 tto

BnkT pf2. 15143 3*to 25H 21*04 3to

BarbOil l.M *704 Mto 20% 35 4 1*4

BardCR .34 34471 II 11H 14*04 *0

BamoGp JO 7401 Ilto IOto 11*04 7H

Baolcinc .M SOU IOto 7H I4H4 0*0

Baole pi. M3 37 IOto 34*44 1*4

BateoMI H 0771 33*0 (7*4+ 4to

BaiMChL 1 30171 11% IS 2*Vk- 3*0

BaxtTrv .24 IMOIO 40*0 33 apto4 *0

BayStG IJI 27 22*4 17*0 21*44 }H

BaykClp .34 120 5*0 4to 4to+ to

Baarlng J* HII7I 11*4 17 3IH4l4to

BeatFds .14 1501M 3^ ilto 3*H4 4*0 BealFd pl4 II1I43 111% I3*to + 21*4

Backmn .33 2IH2I MH 23*4 a 4 Oto

BactDlcfc ae MM 43*0 12% IMO 0%

BaechA I MMI 3P0 14 33to4 Ito

Baker .M 43B74 17*0 Tto *H- Oto

BelcoP .TOe 210** 20H 11H 25H4I3 Belden 1.23 3111 17% 15*0 15to4 *H

Beian4e Mb 4310 Ilto 7 H04 1*0

BellHow .14 SUM 3Sto IS 11*44 3to

BetlCda 1.73 04*1 Mto 44to 47<... .

Bamli 1. 5143 33*0 IMO iito 4 I

Bendix 3 37I4M 4fto 17H 44H + 11H

Bendix pl 3 2000 *3 M M 434

BentlCp lat 9*331 27H l7*o 37to4 *to Benet p(4. 3B*I 01 40to M 419*4 Banat pMJB HB 54 40 54 4 5

Banat pK M iMiiito tUAllito+olto Bnfl Opf 2. 3*3 2Sto 3 4 1*4

BantSM m* 3tP 4*4 Ito 3to4 to BanalB .97* ISMI 3to IH IH4 to Berkey Pno loaa* Pto 3*4 4H4 IH Ban Prod S72*l 34to 13H 24 415*0 BatnStI 3 I4M71 M 31 4BH4 Tto

B4Thrt* 41 I42M MH 27H 10 ......

BlackQr .41 127*11 lB*k IOto 3M0- Ito BMIrm 44 IMTI 1IH 0 Ilto4 OH BIlMlMa IM 43*7 17H Iito 17*04 Sto

BIOCkHR I 4*312 14to I4H 21to4 OH BtuaBall M laSMI i*H 31% 2* 4IBH BluiBM AS* 13503 0 M* 5*04 3H BebOi* Brki l*7 OH 3H 1*04 H Beains u 1419*2 40% 24H 44*4 4 31 BoioeCai H 124547 Mto 23to SH4M BkMMh IJI 9M 31 ITto Ito4 5*4 Baraan l.M 7BM4 14 M lo 4 7*o

BerWar IJI 41*51 M** WH 3M04Wto Bermn -.OUO 4% 3H 1H4 1*0

BeoEd 2.44 MM* 27H 2300 37*04 OH

BooE pOtJI 320 *5 Ilto *4 411*4

Baab pH-17 iioM 12*4 WH I3H4 Ito

BaaS pn 40 oot* H-a 1 io.....

Branltl 24 104440 14% Ito WH4 IH

BraunCP M 3N53 MH 19>4 MH+ilH

Brw ttr 2 *M5f 13H Mto 11% 4 Mto BrIttMy IM TIM* Uto 01% MH- H

BritIM p< 2 SOM Mto to Tto- to

BrilPet 11* 73IM 14 *to 13H4 CA

BrkwOI I 40 37719 Mto 25H 14 4 Tto

Bklyua 1.73 004 3* Mto 10H+ fa

BklVO pt3 47 I7M 27H 35*4 27*0.. .

BvvnShrp 10 2140 IH OH Ito4 3*0

Browne 21* 21*31 Ilto *to w-4 Ito

BwnOp IM **3130 1IH 33H4 4H

BrwnPer .M 4M9t I** 9% IH4 2to

Brunawk M 113710 IIH 11 I0%4 Sto

BrvihW 1 1037 Mto II 37H4I7

Bucyfr .04 00704 30% It 27to4 7H

BwddCe 121 MTMllto *H3lto + llto BuddCe pis MtWOrtoO* 57to4 Tto BwdCa pIM 711 OH 0 Oto4 1

Budlnd .Mr Sm *to 4H tH44H

BvHPe I 000 2717 lOH lOto 7SH 4 IH

BulOVO .001 15410 IIH 0 tto+ H

undyCp .M 2*01 I2to lOH 12% 4 4%

BunkKII I 00 4054 ii'to 1*H 22% f 2<to

BunkrR plljl 2207 lOH 11% 15H+ 4H

Bunk Ram* 10! H 4H tto+ 4to

Burlind I M 04M7 M 71H 20H4 H

BurIN* I 30t 502*0 4lto 3IH 44 412

BurINo pf.5S 2200 7H Oto 7H4 1 Bumdy M tMW 30to 24H 3*to4 7H

BurrpM .M l37000IATto ira *IH4 7H

ButtaoG on 2*127 lOH lOH H+ 3'%

- c-c-

Cet 3 101*201 OOH 9*H4l2H

cet pl I 30M 4lto 33 40to-f *to

CCI Cerp 11400 4H IH 1H4 3H

CIMM Gp 11300 3H to I . . .

CIRIt inv OOM 4H 3H 0H4 IH

CITPIn 3.M M073 40H 3PH 0*H4llto

CIT pIBO.M IMWlto TOtolOt +Mto

CIT ptC 9.M ItOMl TOHtOito+IOto

CL Aoaoto 34** IH 710 H4 to

CL Aon pn.lok 1000 7 4to 0H4 IH

CLCAm .34 t3l 0 IH 4H- to CMIInv Cp 31331 3* * 30 +12

CNA FIM 510 OH Sto 7*04 IH

CMA plAI 10 0070 14 11 19*0 + 2H

CNAI I.OOa 9000 19H 11 I3H4 IH

CPCIrH 2. 4t004 0*H OOto 47to4 Oto

CTSCp .M 1704* Mto I4H 1*to4 4to

CabCab For 7400 4to Ito 1H+ Ito

CtbcdC l.M 14207 43H IIH 42H424%

Cadanc* Ind 7404 Sto T-a 9H+ Ito

Caaoan WrI Ml* 0% 2H 4 4 H

Col PInanI 9741* *H 1 I 4 0

CalPUt l.M 27 1*% 19% 1l%4 1

Callahn .30r 194M ITto MH )4to4 3H

Camrn Brn 4000 IH Ito IH+ to

CmpRL OOa 1*771 TT-to IOto 24H4 Oto

C*mSp l.M 77II0 3*H 3*H 3*H4 5H

CampTo Ml 1712 31H 37to 31 .....

CdnPac .to* 230M 1*to 13 I0H4 3H CanaIR .04 3M2 12to 7Vi fto- 3H

CapCltio .M 33037 OOH 43% OOH+I3H

CapHold JO 0004* 34V0 17% n%4 Ito

Capll Wta M3S 1 H 1% + S IO

Carbor 1.13 **0* 30H 3*H 15H4Ilto

Canino OK* 030* 4% 3to 3to4 H

Carlltl* H 2704 IOto MH 10to4 4to

CareCBOh S 40* Tito Olto **to + 10% CarePrp .20 BJ5 7 Oto 0H4 H CaroPw 1.73 *1202 34to I7*0 34to4 4to

CarP p< 3.07 3577 H 20H Sto+ Ito

CarTtc I N M307 ISH ilto 35H414H

CarrCp .04 043M M 11% 20 4 OH

Carr pfi.io i27N 32H 3* - 1

CarrGn .50* 2143 lOH 12to I4H+ 3*0

CartHaw W 3IMI 35% I7H l*%- 0*0 CarlHw pl 2 0*42 43H Ilto 1S% Oto

CartWall M 17011 IH 0 7to4 to CaocNO ,73r 0459 11 I * 4 *0

CtolICk .50b 1UM 17H IS IOto- H CltrpTr l.M 7*71*1 02% Olito M 41lto CacoCp I.IO 3*10 1*H 14 17%+ 2to

Colon** 3.N .54010 4IH4*%+S

Coin plAO. 2400 51 40H 53 4 OH

ContOK .12 30401 U 7H I2H4 4H

ConSoW 1. 1M2D0 Ilto 13% lOH- H CanHud 1.72 om 20H ITto 30H4 3H CanlllLt l.M 103 IfH 15H tlto4 1to CnILt pl4. itSOI Olto 45 52 4 Ito

CnILt pn.l7 3121 Ilto 27to 31 4 3H CnILt p.02 1043 ITto 3M H4 3H

CanllPS 1.25 352M 10H I3H 15H4 3*0

CancaE 1.40 10*M 3*% l* 35%+ *H

CoMPw l.M *545 IOto 14 I0to4 Ito.

Cansoyo .70 25701 II I9H I4H- 3H

CtnTal l.M M7 35to l*% 25*04 OH

CantrDat H 57332 Mto l*% 37H4 *

Cart'taad .00 203M 33*0 10 2IH4 Oto

CaoonAIr I. r232 NH 2lto 2IH4 7

Champlnt I 10*314 Mto I* 27H+ to Chml pIS.OO ttoieo 05 *3 + 37H

cnml pn.30 234*2 MH IIH Z7to4 5H

cnamSp .M 741*4 IIH II 12H4 1 ChartrCo .05 3713* 5H 2H IH- %

Chartr NY3 14132 25% 2IH Mto4 OH ChlMPd JOo *510 Ito 7 5H4 Ito

ChotaM 2.M 1M502 32% 20H 30H4 3% cnataT .*3* 17* O 3 3to+ to

Cholaaa .M 0334 II OH OH- IH Chamtn I. isoil 01 20% aiH- % ChmNY 3.n 44301 49H Mto 42H413H

ChOOVo l.M I10I3% 2rJ 2* 4 0% ChaooPn .70 300001 22to 10 - 4H

Chaoolo 3.12 00*31 43 14to 41%4 OH

CDiMllw Cp 1203 *% 0% 7to4 ito ChlMIIW pt 1100 UH Ito I3H4 Sto ChlPnavT 2 lOMI 3SH lOH 11*04 3to ChkPull 70M 4H 2 3%4 H

ChrlO Croft 3M34 H oto O 4 H ChrtCtt pf I 171 lOH I WH4 IH ChCIt CVpf 71*21 1lto 17 4 4%

Chromal .14 1411* 10 *% 14H4 *

enromo pfS 27IM S3 M 410H

Chrytwr .30# 30033I22HIOH 3H4ie%

ChurChk .OOb 1011 30H 33to StH......

ClnBaK l.M 10 24% l*to 21U4 4H

ClnnGE IJ4 47211 22*0 17 22H4 4

C\n9M pt 4 2M SI 43% M%4 OH

ClnG pf 4.70 tOlOO 57V0 I7to4 7 CInO pl *. TOIOTto *7 107 +10

CInO pf 7.44 354 *Oto 70% H%413

CInO pl.M 11*3107% WO 4 Tto

ClnG pr.S3 15MI0I fHIOOto......

CInMIII 1.40 115 IOto IIH MH4IOto

Citicorp .14 3*5107 37H 37H 33H+ 3% CIIMOSV 2. 9**05 5*H 3M0 9*to+30H

CItzSR .30* IM30 5 1% 1H4 to

Clllini Mtp M* IH 1% IH4 to

Cltylnvot JO 15*20 M% 7 13%+ OH

CItylnv wt 02*1 15-10 5-10 HO- % Cftyln ptl.31 252 2TH1S 20H412VO Cityin pIB 2 .11500 20% IOto 10H4 Ito

CItyh PII.IO 1037* UH 10 Ilto......

ClarkE I.OOa 07337 Mto 25to 43H417% ClarkOil . 12073 IfH 0 I5H4 OH

CIvClill 1.50* TIM 73H 47 70H+21H

CIvEIIN 3.50 33777 14H Mto 34H+Ito

CIEIII pfT.OO 11 MH 7TA 15*04 *to

CIEIII pIT.M 7H to 71 **to4l2to

ClavEI pl 13 *15125 112tol20to414to

ClavapK .40 11*1 13% 11% I3H......

CWroxCo .52 110215 lOH 10H I2%4 %

CIvttPoa .M 03052 IIH 7H *%4 Ito

CluattP pn 3112 12H 10% 1IH+ 1% CoaOtSt Cat 143350 I4H 7H 13H4 0% CnSG pll.13 07** 24H I7H 33H4 5%

CotSG pn.1* 20M l*% 13% lt%4 OH

CocoBtl 40a *0031 *H 0*0 IH+ Ito

CocaCOI 2.05 0*204 *0% 73H 7 - 3%

CeldwBk . 439 I7H IH 10*04 Oto

ColaNat .00 0403 14 IH IIH4 2H

Colaco Ind lOMI OH 2% 0%4 2H ColgPal .M 110413 31% 23H 27to 1% CoipP pfl. 174 Olto 40H 4lto4 2to

CWIInAlk .04 3157* lAO *H 13 4 1

CMIinF .OOo 10W3 IH 4H 7H4 1

ColPann .70 M7I3 34H II 2* 4 H

CoWnlSt 1.05 03H 35 IIH 22H+ 2

Celtlnd 3. 4I1 50to Mto S4to430H

Celt pl l.M 154 3H 1lto 3* 4I0H

Colt pf 4.30 4051 7*H 47<to 75to4Mto

ColGao 3.14 41NS to 32H 30H+ Tto

CMGo PI5.43 330* 02 SOto 02+0

COIOt pl5.M M50 01 54H 01 4 5H

Celum Pict 43310 7H 4to 7H4 2H

cnsoh 2.M 37413 MH ilto 37+4

Ceso pflO.53 30*113 101 113 411 Colwet Mtg 5353 4H 1510 IH4 to

Cembd Com 33774 33 13H 3lto4 OH

CombEng 3 33477 to 33H %+l7H

CmE pll.70 1*5 45 31 45 +17

CombEp lOr 353M 24H 13 34 4 10H

CemwE 2.M 1II0U 33% M% 31H+ 1H

CemEdA wt 552 10% IH 10%+ H

CemEdB wt XT 10H IH 10to+ VO

ComE pn.42 4034 32% 17% 21to4 IH

ComE pfl. 43*3 31to X% 21%4 2%

CemwE pl 2 3H0 34H 21% 24to4 IH

Cemc pn.37 *000 M 20H M .....

CemE PI2.I7 ft*4 33% 3*to 33H+ 2H

ComE plO.40 4*14IOIto I* Ml 412

ComE PI7.34 *03 Mto 77 OOH + lOH

ComwO 7*31 IIH OH I H

COmO pn 73 2N3 33% lOH I0H4 Ito

Comtat I 73001 xto 33H 31H4 Sto Compgr . 33101 X% IIH 13H413H

Compul Scl M704 I 4 7 4 3

ConApr .70 MI2 13H Ito 12H4 4*0 ConoMIIK I 400 25% 1*% 35to4 OH Congolm . 77t 1*H 12 14%+ IH

ConnM 1.00 17414 % 13to >*%+ 5H

Cenrac mb *W5 20% 1*H 25%4 2to

ConEd l.M 103*3 31 15 31 4 0

ConEd pt 0 1430 73% 5SH 73*0 + 10*0

CnE PIC4.0S 5*7 5lto 9*to to4ll

ConEd pf 5 1521 OS 44 59to+10%

CenFdo 1.40 04*01 37% l*H 30H4 OH

ConF pl4. 1172 0to SOto ***b4ll

ConPrgo M 30113 M 11% Mto 4 7H

ConNGo 2.M MS35 10% 34% 30to+)3%

ConovPow 3 71*M 22% I* 23H4 IH

CnPw pU.W >77 40 17 M 4 1%

CnPw pl4. M7 0P% 40 40 4 Ito

CnPw pfo.oi 111 OBH 04% Mto 4 7

CnPw pf7.0S 1073 7* Olto 77 +13

CnPw PI7.73 19W Iito OOito M 410%

CnPw PI7.70 3003 lito M IIH+lOH

CnPw pfT.M 3M0I3 OTto 13 410

CnPw pf3.43 1050 Mto 20 MH .....

CnPw plO. 21M 79 OOH 73 4IIV0

CaoPow ptO 713 70% 5*%4l2H

CoMAIr Lkl 77070 *H 0% 0H+ 1%

centcep .$ 73M Ito 4H o%+ %

CtCcp pn.2S M3 13% 11% 13 4 H

ConflCp 3. 9M01 07% 4IH 04%4ll

CfIC pOA3. *M 03% 0% 00%4>3%

CnC pIBiJI 9 01 M Ol%4l2%

CntlGrp 3 71413 14H 30% 13H4 OH

CMIIKp 2.M 4IM5 % 30H M +BH

caniiiP l.M laoM i?% *H io%+ oH

Contll RIty II3I3 3 1% 2%4 H

Cent 0111.30 I54I7M 40H S3 37%4 Tto

centOHpo 3 3I3IW ii%Mi%4li*y

ConlTal l.M W007I I7H 13% I7H4 5H

Comrol Dat IMIOf 37to 17H 20%+ Ito CnOt pl *M S52M 4g%M4S

CWSWd 3.M 1M2 25% 20H 2I%4 IH

CeiKUn .3M 12*00 0 2to 0%4 IH

CoapMln 10 22SNf 02H 2* 0I%4I7

CopI plB3M WM4S I2%U0 40BH

Ceopar Lab.M 30047 Hto4H II 4 0 CaapTR .71 40M lOH ** I5H4 0%

CopT pi 1.20 073 17% 13 MH+ Oto

Cepaind M WH7 MH MH %%+Ito

CeppRg I0H7 iSH ITto 31 4 IH

Coppw ttCb mo 02 MH 45H4 IH

Cordura Cp.Ma 14*30 IHIto 2to+ 2 CamG 1.91a MI70 H 49H 7I%427H

Ceuoira Mto M13 4 1% 2 4 H

CewMa JO 4375 13% 0*0 I2to+ OH

CMBdCt JO 0047 27H 27to H4 OH

Craig .M 10207 *0H 1% I0H4 OH

Crant I llOOlf MH 23% 2* 4 Oto

Cradltp .14 l3IPt 0% 1% 0*04 1

CrockN 1.M MIM MH 31H M +0*0

CreckN pl3 22 OMO IOto 00*04 II

CranM m <201 IPH M*0 IM 4 2H

CreuHl I IMtO 9M MH 2M04I1H

CreHl PI2.30 I0P2M 01% M%427H

Crawn Cark 4M71 22*0 l*H 2IH+ 4% CrwZal I N 0*1*2 4* IM 40 4 *H

CrnZ pl4M IH 02 *1 *lto+ M

Culbre 1 33 01 31% IIH 31%+ Tto

cnilpan U 74 ll 7H MH+ 2H

CummSnt l.M 24*43 4B%l*H4lto4 Cum pl7 24MI1I% 7* 131 +03

CunnOrg .25 14 *H 0*0 5*0+ IH

Currinc l.M B33 IIH 11 12**4 Ito

CurfltWr JO 9*215 17H M I7%4 7

CurtltWrA 3 4H M IT* r 4 oH

CutlarH l.M 123M 40% 20% J*to4l2to Cyclop* 1.20* 05M 29H IIH 29H+ 1%

Cyprwt l.M 1*371 31H 31% 30 4 P ,

- 0-0 -OPF me 11700 1% 4H 7'/*+ 2H

Oaman M 413 IIH OH I - 1% .

DanRly .M 27003 11% ' %+ 3%

DanaCp . 404* 2*<n WH + *H

Dartlnd .lOB 471M 41 27% 14%4 Oto

Oartlndpf 2 H 4Ito 13% 37%+ 4% Oot* Goni 010 OBH 37H 40H4 I Dayce .Mb 00*4 I7H lOH 17*04 OH Oayc pl4.M t9*M M *7%+l*

OaytnHud 1 305H M% M% %4I1

OaytPL IJO 144M 2* 17 1*H4 2%

OPLpf 7.M 2*5*5 0* I4H415H

DPLpf 7.70 100 M 57 72% M +14%

DPLpI 7.17 3X 14% 70 04 +14%

OPL PII2. 042131 I]I%I2*%4II

Dear* 1.10 0X771 14% 2* 3IH4 0%

Oalwon I. 2371* 7% 33H 27%4 1%

OalmaP I. 3037* lOH 12% U%+ IVO

OntoAIr .70 720*1 40H 30% 3M4 H

DaltOC inn 41*2 7*0 3H 4%+ H

Daltono Crp 14240 7H 3% 0 4 1%

DannloAMg la *7111 24% I* 2M4 * OannWI pll 200 21 15<* 23 4 *H

Oannyi .44 4X23 20% Ilto 24H + 4H

Oantoply ,N NI 34H ITto X%- 3%

OOMrat 40 20MI X Ilto XH423V0 DaSotoin M **3 15 OH 14 4 Ito

OatEdli 1.40 727M ISH 13 11*04 IH

OatE pl 0. 14M 04% 00 03 4 Tto

OotE plO.n 3 I2%*0H4I1H

OatE pl 7JI lOMNHM 7IH4I3H

DatE pfT.OO IIMTItoOO 77H+I1H

OatE pl 7.M ISII TTto 00 75*0410

OatE pl 2.70 0104 2M0 34H Mto+ 3

OaE PIB2.7S JMI 3P% 30H M ......

Oaxtar .M 7000 35 12*0 20to4llto

DlOWrg .Mo 17172 7H oto 7*0+ Ito

DIGMr pl.M I03M 12% WH I3%4 2H

OialPM .70 3017 13H * I3H4 IH

Oiamlitt 1 170 42% 13H M 4 3H

DIamM 1.721 10121 21H 14 17 .....

Diamsn I.II MSM 3M X 14%4 TV*

Dia plO I N non M% IOto 11 4 OH

OWkAB .10 13731 IIH OH 7H- %

Olctapnn J4 MOTO 12 1% HH4 3%

OlOOeld .44 I0M7 15 l*to I1H4 3H

Digltaisg 304*31 07% Mto S3H+ 1%

Ollllngm .M 20*M Ilto 7H *H4 IH

Oillngm pt: 4 MH 32% 25<* 4 3%

Oillcn I.Mb 0000 ITto 3M H- H

Dionay .13b iol3 *3 oivo 47%-3H

DlvaroW tn 7*21 2H I IH to

OlvtrW Mtg 11X4 0% 111* Ito- H OrP^pr .44 007*7 I7H II I4%4 3

OemoM .50* 1*273 M Xto 44to4 7H

OonLUl .10* M7 OH 2'k 0H4 3to

Oennolly Jl MIO* 7oH I7H 24 4 3%

OerOllv .20* 4242 l*to 13% IIH4 5H

Ooroay .M 7049 I3H OH 1IH+ OH

OovarCp . 47101 M% 33H 37H410%

Oaw Ch I 2M000I 50% 3M 49H 3H

Oewjon I.IO 0*15 XH 20H 33H......

Grave *5 530*1 M lH X 4 3H

Oratoar M 4*0*11 47 U% 42 410%

OraiBd 1.04 1473 I5H I* I7H4 1..

Oreytut .55* 05M to 0% t%+ 2*0

tfuPont 5.25* I5l7*l0l%ll7%135to+ *H dvPnl pll.M 0*0 51% OOH 51 4 0%

duPnt pl4. 2110 M% M 4 OH

DukoP l.M 117335 33H lOH 4 2to Duk* plO.75 115 *3 70 *3to4l7%

Duk* pll.70 734WltoM 100 4llto

Duk* pll.K 11M *7H 7*to 7H4I7H Duk* pl 7.H M73 *2% 75to *lto41Tto

Duk* pl 7.M 4N1 30H 70% 3BH4 M

OlNlBrd 1.00 40200 XH 20H 2Dto4 2

OUQLt 1.73 33M7 30% I7H 30to4 2H

Do l.Ipfl.lO 121 2**0 X 30 4 2

Oq l.Tpfl.lT 2*0 24 1* 22to+ 3to

GugLI4pf 2 SM 25% Ilto 20H4 2to

Dd 4.Ip13.es 157 20 Ilto M 4 4

Dq 4.lpl3.07 014 20% 22% 24%+ 3

Dq 4.2pl2.1< 1*300 30% U 4 3

OuqL pf2.ll 1013 X% 24% M%......

OuqL PI2.70 4MS 20% 20H X 4 2%

Duqn pIT.M 403 % 71 50%+

Gymein M *500 12 7% W + 3H

- EB -

EOBG .11 MXI l*% 12% 17 4 2H

ELT .10 0*20 I4H 10 12 4 2H

EMIU .!* 242 OH 2H 3H 1%.

eSytt I.OOb IllOO 40H 21% 40H425H EmIoF I.io 0210 Mto 20to MH413H

EatceCp .75 14X0 21H lOH 3lto4 2%

ElOtAIr Lin I42N7 11% 4to IH4 Oto EoitOtP H 320701 20H 22*0 20H + IOH

Canutl I. SON Ifto 10H I5%4 7%

EHKd 1.00* X2U1120H Ilto 10 20V0 Eaton 3 K472 44H i*to 03H4IOto

Eaton pfl.1* 00 43 30H MV0411

Ecniln .M 20475 Mto 21 M 4 4%

EckrdJk .M 4M4IX 2IHMH4 3H

EckrdNC .34 I07II10H 13% 1**04 OH

BdloBro 2. 4223 9*H 45% 5*H4Uto

Edwrdt .50 M75 20H 1% I0H4 5

BIPlM 1.10 721 IM IIH I0H4 3%

Elact Alioc OOM 5*0 2 2H4 H

OS M 2X Ilto IIH II 4 5H

ElMom Mg 34577 3H Ito 1%4 2H

EIMM pflk IMS 10% 5 0H4 OH

ElglnNat I XW 20H ISH 2M4II

Elixir ind 220 IH 4*0 5 4 M

EltraCp I.IO I0M2I 3IH 24% 2H04l0to EmarEI I K5M9 41% 33% 20%4 M Emary 1.30 3I5 50% 3IH 3740 *H

Emaryln .44 12500 15 IH IIH4 3%

Emnart I. 307 X 25% MH......

EnPiart pl 10*7 M% 34% M%......

EmpDE l.M 344* 10% 12% I0%4 2H

Em 4.7PI.47 705 0% 0% 5H4 1%

EmD 9PI.5D 311 5% 5 0 4 1

EmpDIt pl.n 143 10H *H lOH......

EmpOtt .30 5441 IIH II IIH4 OH

EngindM l.M 1225* XH22H X%4I0% EnniOB .X 57M I fJ 5%4 H Enoarch 1.72 of* M 2IH 2*to4 5H En* pfie.X IOIll2%IOS%lllto4 7%

Entax 1.M M2M 2IH 29H413H nvrtac .20* M443 37*0 17H 24%41*H

Equifax 2a MIo'lOto 31*0 2*%4 1%

Equlmrk M 0157 I2H *% I1H4 2H

EqultOl 2.14 UlS Xto 3*to Xto4 Tto

EqutLI 3.1 I45M 37 I7H 25H4 OH

Eomark 1.75 S5M3 42 X% UH4 4*0

Eoqwiro .101 '7X1 OH 4% 2to4 1%

Ettorimo .M IW4 10 SH l%4 3H

Ethyl l.M X04 4*%3*to43 413

Ethyl pn.40 20 03H 3*% 50to4l5

EvantPd .M 147M1 13H 5 12%4 7H

Evan pn.OOwi 12*4 14% U 14%......

ExCalO I.X 20254 27H I4to 25H+IIH Excltr I.TCa 3041 2IH IS 2lto4 2H Exxon 1.401 I7M0 50H 47% 59H4 *%

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PMC 1 0*712 % lto 30%4 OH

FMC pf 3.U 0020 3*H 31% M 4 OH

Fabrg* .M- 2*113 to Oto **04 3H FabrlCtr .13 0X71 IIH Oto *H- %

Facal Entrp iXOi *H S OH......

FalrCam ,M X4M 50% MH 41 4 2to Falrind .X 302 IIH Oto *H4 3H FalrmtF .M 0X3 17 lOH I3H4 1% Falrmtpl I 030 l*to I2to 10 4 3to

FarWot Fnl OOM *H OH *%4 9H

Farah MIg X140 13H s SH- 2H

Faddart Cp IS19* *H O 7to4 3H

FadliCe IJO 7320 21% 33% 24*04 2*0 FdMOgI l.2Da 130 IS I2H 24H4I1H FadNMt .M X04 17H 13% 17 4 2 FadPoBd . X4WX Mto I5H4 0*0

FPap pfl.10 11770 24H 24% 24%......

FPap pfl.20 9B9I 14H IOto 12*04 OVO FSIgnI .OOa 00*3 17H 10% I7to4 7H FadDSt l.M 10*701 00 43 4* 3H

Forro 1.x U M 2IH 31 4

FIbrabd Cp 2X11 17% 5*0 I0H4 3H

FMFIn .2 50 OH 2% 0H4 3V0

FIdalUn 2.M 25 32H M 22H4 OH

FlaldcrMil la 11*05 XH 10 l*H4 4% Flltrol Cp 4547 Ilto 7 *%4 2%

FlnSanB .M IOM l*% *H 15*04 IH

FinlFad JO 31513 20% *% 10*04 1%

FIrattn I.IO *2114 M 21% 23H4 1%

FtlChar .Ml M3M IIH 12% 17 4 OH

Fstcnic . 10153 23H 10% XH4 OH

FIBnTax I IOM X% X 37%......

FotlnBn l.M 25*72 00*0 90** 0IH4 OH

FoIMIm .M 4tm 15*0 Ito 15 4 9H

FtlNBe l.M 33004 X 32H 3*H4 *H

FUNStBn 3 2420 30H 30H 24*04 4%

FctPa I X X521 17*0 14 10H4 IH

FStPa Mtg OOX 4% Ito 2H4 H

FotUnRI I 31 I3V0 *H 13*04 2%

FotVaBk .49 lim 7H 4H 7H4 3V0

FWItCp 1.70 51 29H I7H 33*04 4H

FItChM I.IO 00 93H 33*0 X 4 7%

FltilFdt .M U*00 13 5H IIH4 IH

FlohrScI M MI11 17*0 7H I3H4 0%

FloatEnt M 707X 9IH10 l*%4 4*0

Flaming .M 7131 Ilto 13% I0H4 3H

FlaxIVan . 3131* I3V0 5% 1IH4 3*0

Fllntkol I.U XI 33% I* X 4 OH

Flkl PIA4.M Ml OOto SBH OS*04I4H

Flln pIBl. 020 Xto 33*04 *

FlaE coatt 23*4 37H WH 27to4IOto FlaGai I M3 31*0 IM 2IH4 7H FlaPwL l.OO I479N 1*H 3BH 27H4 H

FlaPow 3.M 400 2K0 8*0 X 4 2H

FlaStI 1.20 4X1 1*H Ifto 3M4 H

FluorCp I M7 45*0 M%4 IH

FluorplB 3 700W* 73H *1to4 3*0

FdFaIr .M MIO 0*0 4*0 9H4 1*0

FootaCB 1 3*04 10 W% I5H4 OH

FerdM 3. X0X7 OIH 4M *1*0417*0

ForMcK I 1*334 Ilto 13*0 19*04 1%

FMK pl l.M OX* 2*H 32H 10*04 IH

FtOaar 1.20 OOO ISH IM 35%4 IH

FtHewP .04 34412 40'A 2M MV04 7H

FaoWh I.Wa 1*05* 41H 21*0 4IH4X

Paxboro I 206M 9BH 27*0 0**042to

PmklnM .70 SM H 23>a 2M4 M

PraapM IJO 227M 21*0 21*0 10 4 7H

Prigtmc M* XIX I7H 7H 17*04 JH FruaM l.M XOOl 2* 1BH 27H4 OH PuqualM Me 07071 12H4to 11*04 7

- G-G -

GAFCp JO 00404 I7H WH IM4 M

GAFpf I M 1274 32H I9H l*H4 M

OATX IJO 1*201 lOH 25*0 14 4 Tto

GATX pX M 500 40 MH 40 4 Ito

CCA Corp *134 7H 4 7H4 9H

CPBuan . 04M 1% Oto 5H+ H

Gable Ind X54 7*0 OH 5H4 %

Gam&k I M MOO Mto XH 8 4 IH

OamI pflJ* I7X X% IM 22H4 4%

Gams pll.70 *X 12% IM 24%4 %

Gannalf I 2XSB 41 22% 4BH4 OH

OapSIrt IS* OM 10 0*0 M.....

OardOm .M laoi X MH Mik M

ORrlMfe IJ4 *077 MH IM IM4 1%

GaMvc IJI 0041 IM 32H IM4 IH

OaWway In 0205 *H OH *H4 IH

OtMOirt . Ill* M M 2M4WH

OamM Cap 9X7 te% *H w%4 fto

Gawiln IJM 1071 IM IM IM4 M

OAlnv IJOa f7 11 fto IIH+ IH

flAmO IB 221 Mto JM ll%48

qiBK JB 12% M IIH+ JH

OwCabla .72 M75J IM 0 IH04 IH

OCMma Jl ISU2 2MI7 2M+FH

Gwi OayMM VMM OH M M4 IH an Oyimn- OMIl M 13H JM+MM IJI XOB05 2PH M M4 IH

E.....

GnPood l.M IX3M 14H 25*0 X%4 M

GnO I.2M III* 3M IM 32H4 OH

OanHaW J *0H loH M I2%4 IH

Oanlnat 231 0M77 3M 1% 2M4l3to

Gnlnatr pfl ** 37H H+ M

GonAiod . tm 31 13*0 I7to+ IH

OonMHM .70 HISS MH MH J4H4 0*0

GnAOM 5.550 4407 7IH 57% 7t*042M GAM pn.75 in* 04*0 4*% 53H4 2V0

OnMolSpI 5 2*34 74% M 72 4 7H

GanPart Inc 23X1 7H 0 7%+ M

OFUCp IJ5 *4570 1*V0 lOH l**04 3*0

GanRaIr .M 4*03 11*0 OH 7H. ...

Gnilgni I.eo lM SOH 1% S2H41lto

Gon $ 53M OH 1*0 0%4 3*0

OTalEt 3 1*020* XH 33% 31H4 Oto OTItI pn.M 700 H 11% XH4 M

OTIEI pn.M tuts* IOto MH......

OTPI pll.U IM 10 10 1M4 to

GTPI pn.M 3X 10% tO% 1SH4 Ito

GTPI (M IO 034140% 57 4%

CTIr* l.lOb 00740 20H I* M 4 M

Oarwoee me 14*44 * 4H M+ **'

Ganatar 14 14 34H IIH 2M4 5 '

OenuPtt .7* 20440 4IH 3M 17%4 Ito

GaPocH .M 011*51 NH X IM+WH

OaPw pn.53 1145 M% 20H 37*0 .....

OaPw pQ.75 M70 39H 30 3*H......

GaPw pfT.H 3731 5M M 50%4irj

OaPw PI7.72 MIH M% 54H4I0H Oarbar l.M 1MI3 30H lto 8%+ % OattyO 3.N* I7I771*IHIS3 l*5%+31% GeftO pn.30 1IM 15 10% 17*0+ H

ClaittPC M 37 I3H M Kl%.....

Olbr Pin 37*731 IIH 7*0 tl%4 M OiMLfW .M 3XX 11*0 M IH4 2H GItfdMIII .M Ml* ISH *to 14H+ M Olllenc l.M 104454 MH 34H 37H- 5*0 Olnpl me 30410 II 7H H- IVO

OWaoW II* M01 I4H 0% ll%4 0 Global Mar 3NI4 11% Ito I H Oleboun 1 4*171 W% I5H 8%4IIV0

CeldWI Pin 2UII MH 11% 1M4 7%

GoldW pf.TI HIM 31 12% IIH+ 5H

Geodrh 1.13 *135* 3*H I* MH4 H

Odreh pt7.55 iMN lOH X 10 4 * Goedyr I.it I54* 3Ta % 33H+ 3 OerlwlA .00 7IH 10% M 13%- % GouW I 330301 31% X M 411H

Gould pfl.8 *134 30H l*% 30H4W Oraca I. 04*0 XH 34% %+ *%

Gramgar . 33*00 34% 34H X +0

OrandUn I MU WH IM WH4 3H Oranltvl . ,**M I7H 12% I4H+ IH

CrayDrg M ; 05 WH 13% I7H4 M GtAtlPac t*im 10H 10% I4%4 M GILkO l.lOe 1*10 34% IM 29'A4 OH GINeir I.SOe UO* MH 14*0 30H4 4H GINoNk l.M 333401 14% 37% MH+11H OtWnPIn .M **3 34H IM 31%4 *H

GrWwt unit Stn 31H 10% 30 *%

GtWn pflJf MOO 20% lOH IM- %

OrGlant l.M 0070 11% 10% lf%4 3H

CrGt pl 1.70 lot 37% 32% 30H4 1%

Oreyh 104a 703 I7H 11 IS 4 IH

Croyhnd wt 30NI M IH 3 4 H

Creiiar Inc 14M3 l% l% l%- %

Grumm .H 10*05 IIH 14 I7H+ 1

Ouardln . MM I7H *H I0H4 7%

Guard Mtg till 3% 1 IH- %

OulfWSIn .M 50X01 MH I4H 1l%4 %

GIfWInd wt 1430X 1% 3% 2%~ % GIfW pf 5.75 OM 70% 07 7M4 0%

ClfWpl 3.17 M40W2H 74 *%4I0%

OlfW pf 3.50 50X 47% 14 40%+ 4H

GIfLIHId .M S01S1 I3H M ll%4 M

GutfMtg RIt 4113 3% 1% 3%+ H

OulfOII l.M 147775 S*'M 30H MH4 M

GuHRaorc I 41441 31H IIH 17 4 3H

OlfR pfA.20 3M 11 IfH X 4 3H

OfR MBI.M 1034 MH If 31+3

ClfR pfCI.M X44 Xto l*H X ......

GHStUI 1.13 107*52 IfH IIH 14%+ H

OHSU pf4.40 t*m 4U0 M 4 1%

GIfSU pf4J3 22570 50 0* 55%4

GItSU pM.H 1*7 02 SS 0I%4 0%

Cuiten Ind 1755 OH 2% 4H4 1 - M-H -HMW ind TM* Tto 1 M- H

HaekW 2.H two M 27to 1S*04 7H

HallPB .M 14412 a I4H 21H4 OtO

HallPrt .Ha 1404 30H IM 20H4 7 Hallibrtn .50* *5774IO*HOI%U%4lOH Harrnip 1. 21201 25H 10% 25H4 *to Hammond Mil Tto 2% 7H4 3*0

Hanllee IJTt 55 11% 15% I7*04 l%

Hanllnv I.Mt III* 3M l*H 2M4 M

Hendimn . 1l2 7H 3H 4H- to

MandyHir M 330*1 21% IM M%4 5H HanatCp l.M 310 25% I4H M%413% Haim* I.M 11*03 00% 4M 50 4 f%

HarBrJ I. M44* 34% 31% IM + IOH

Hardaat 115 *H OH *%4 3H

Harman .oOb UMI X lOH 2M4 OH

HamlMlI .M 10154f 23H 14 15 4 4

Harrah .30* MX lOH 12 Il%4 1H

HarrBk IJO 02W to 31H M ......

Harm IllOf 2*H 20H 2*%+l2%

Haroco I.OOb 12X0 77% IM 2M4 OH HarriMx .73 I74 IOto 5H 1M4 3H

HartaHk Jt It Mto 17% 3M411% HattS* 1.00* 2X0 Ifto I5H 11 4 IH

HawllEI l.M SHI 30% M 24%4 IH

HayatAlb 1b 0470 IM 1IH 17 4 5%

Haialtm* 13050 IM 3% *%4 IH

Hack* .13 110331 M OH * 4 2H

HaclaM .101 307*2 I7H lOH H%- 1

HallmGr .oOa Ul5 lOto * 10%+ 7%

HalniHl 1.01 105141 24% 20% 2M4 %

Holm pll.70 0592 X 25% M%4 to

Hewn* Cun otoi *H 0 o - H

Hallarint . 2MM 3*H Ilto 22to- 4to

Him pl 4.x WSI II tO%-l5H

MalmarP .40 ITWl 40% % 44H+15 Hamiip Cap U 2% 1% 2 4 H

Heminc JOe lOM tto *H I 4 ito

HareuW* 1 11M 34 8 4 to

HanhyP 1.13 14170 27% 1tto MH4 M

Haotlon II2M2M 7H IH-%

Hektn pfIJO OOOf 25% Ilto ITto- 4to HauMln I. 0I3M 9*% 2M OIH- 5 HawltPk ,30 7II8II7H to 17%- 7%

HghVelt .05* 11115 7H Oto 5 4 IH

HIMtnbd .71 040*8 ITto 2I%4 2

HIttenHtI . 347*01 8% 15 32H4 TVk

Hoban . 7IX M 1*H 20H4 2

HeamW . 15t0*1 29% 10H 23to4 Ito

HeHEW IM 4* H M 7 4 IH Holiday .00 1043M 20 lOH Ilto- 1%

HIMyA 1.701 I1X M I* 3M- IH

HMIyS 3.40 lOin OOH M M%- 3

Herrwitk 1* 01100 OOto 20H X 4 Ito

Henywll IJO IMM2 IOto 23H 4Bto415to HdPVBB 1.12 3300124% IIH 1M4 IH

HOriien Cp 147*5 M Ito 3 4 % HeopAft .a *X0 IM IIH I5to4 Ito HotpCpA .40 377W lUk 20% M 4 Sto

HeXIntl .40 3I7X M 1% IIH- IH

HPUdall .*0a 17W5 I7H 10% I7H4 Tto

HOUdpf 2.8 177 P 23% 20H4 M

HOugMII .72 7072 lOH 11% I0H4 2%

HeutPab M M1*4 IM 7% OH- 2 HeuthF 1.30 IISN7 X% 19H 2lto4 5% HouP pn.X 170* 40H to 40 +13 HouP pf3. 3117 40 3*H 3IH+ M

HoutLP 1.7* IIH14 32H 30% 2IH4 1%

HetnNO . OMMI 2M 8 30H4W Hewlehn .8 12*0*5 17% M I2to- 2 Hubbrd 1. *5 lOH II I5H4 OH

HudtnA .M 1500 33H U 17H4 3H

HudWlB M 4*3 S3 UH I7H4 1

HuBhHit .40 4705 1% Oto 7 4 3to

HuglwTI .50 770 52% 34 M%- M

Human* .40 UOW ITH IIH I7H4 5

Huma* .34 2173S IXA 10% IM4 V*

HuttnEF .00 ITOlOf 25% IM 17%4 5% Huyck M lOISt 17H WH I9to4 H Hydromt .S3 IMII 15 M I3to+ o

- II -

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cld-Calkd. wd-Wi>an distributed, wl Whan issued. ww-Wim warrants, xw-Wlfhoot warrants, idlsEx distribution.

v| - In bankruptcy or racolvtrsnip or bains raorsaniiad under a Bankruptcy Act. or socurltks assumed by sucn com panias.

9Spill or stock dlvldand amountine to 25 per cent or more net been paid. Tna net chanse stiown Is from an sdlustad 1*75 cHMins price on ttiosa stocks listed prior to l7.

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AMEX Leaders

NEW YORK lAPI-MM. In hundreds, high. low. last price and mo nar change of the ten most Ktlve stocks listed on the American Stock Exchange for the yoor 1*74.

Nemo Sslesihds) High low Last Cbg symex 1**721 34k 20 23V- 7

Champ Horn 1305M 4k 3 3k . ...

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Oataprod 76*01 14k 4k Ilk* 7V

GtBssin P*t 471a V 2k 5k* 3V

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Nat Petem IOW 13 4k *k- Ik

Rewanaa 391*0 34V, 12k 14V+21k

MeCmO 51712 5k ?v, 3k* k

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Advance* **1 i<W '

Docllna* 1*3 204

unchanged 35 44 to

Total issue* n** 70 130I

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Com Wn 107* IV 2k Ik* Sk

Conwad .Oa 2544 I3k 4 11k+ 5k

Coots B .0 42331 2*k Ilk 20k- 5k

CoquIn O 5 20k 12 30k* 4

Cerco lnc.72 031 I* 12 I* * 7

Cordis Cp 4215 33V, )1k 27 * 7V

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Craw Co.40a 4571 Ilk IV Ilk* Ik

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cm in* 1455 17 4k 17 * 3V

Croto Co.40a 7054 20 Ilk Ifk* 7k

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Wlntorvim.N.C.

Dacttnbof 27,197S, January I. W, and IT, 1077.

ttUBLIC NOTICE Tho City Council oT ttw City of Graanvllla, North Carolina, will conduct two publle hoarlngo to hoar propooal* and tuMaitwns for tiw

davalopnwnt of ttw City's I077-I7t Cotnmunlty Dovatoprnant Program, Tha first public Iwaring has bian schadulad for t:M p.m.. Thursday, January 20, 1*77. Tht sacond public haarlng will bo hald on Thursday. Fabruary 3. W77, at 1:00 p.m. Both public hoarings wilt bi hold in tho City Council Chambart on ttw third floor of tho Municipal Building at F Ifth and Washington Stroiti.

All citlians and groups Intarastod ttw Community Oivalopmant Program ari urgad to attiiid ttw public haarlng* wlwri ttwy will Iw affordod an opportunity to praainl suggastlons for ttw Citys 1077-1*70 Community Oivolopmont Program. Lois D. Worthington CltyCNrk January 3, l*77; January 10, 17, 24, 1977

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COSWORTH l*7S ovorhBBd com, fuol In

Vogt. Twln-lojoctlon, fBctBry Iwadgr. Loio fhon lO.COO mllM. Sirwlft ouity and issunw kwn. Coll 752-3071 ofTorip.m. _

CHRYSLER I97S Cordobo. All powor, oxtroo. AM / FM iloroo tapo playor. lSS-*Ot2ottor 5,_

FORO tWB Muitong, 3M V-.with air conditioning, vinyl top. 7S2K>32lrom

- til *.

RARE TMUHOERE RD. Body good, naada tuna-up. Will aacriflct. taka oftgr. 752-4557 attar * p.m.

MUSTANG II 1*75 Mach I.V-I. M^ irwldg and out. fully aqulpp**'-actual mlM. *3500.

I^I^Td V^74 station wagon. Automatic tranamlMien, air con ditlonino. AM/FM radio, in good condition. SII95. Call 754-02M from I m. til 5 p.m., 7S-77I aftarSp.m.

GRAN TORINO 1*72 Sport. Blu* color. air. buckat aaatt. AAA/FM starto, powar ttaarlng. 7*5 33*3 aftarOp.m.

1*74 CLEAN,

I. mm.

COUGAR XR7, 1909. Exctpt^lly claan with laattwr taato. 751-3507.

GRANVILLE 1*7 Pontiac. Ona oyyfwr. Extra cWan, fully Mvlppad. parfact condition. $2000. fSi-SSOO: 51-7*71 nighti.

VENTURA SPRINT 1973. 350 cubic nch, air, powar staarlng. Vary good ?*n(tftion. *1700- Call Windtor. 794-4007 aftarap.m.

MUST SELL 1*73 Pontiac Granvilla. 2 door, low mllaaga, now MIchalln tira. Extra claan. Moot loa to ap-praciata. Phona 752 7111 day, 75IW3 night. _

CLASSIFIED ADS 752-6166

FIAT 13*. 1*74 with AM / FAA many ottwr faaturas. Excalldnt condition. Low milaaM. Asking 51*50. Mul salll 7564)00aft*r5:30.

CLASSIFIED INDEX

MISCELLANEOUS

In Memoriam .. Card of Thanks. Special Notices.

Automotive____

Day Nursery ... Employment...

For Sale.......

Instruction.....

Lost and Found. Mobile Homes..

Opportunity____

Professional ... Rentals........

WANTED

Help Wanted......

Work Wanted .....

Wanted..........

Wanted to Buy____

Wanted to Lease.. Wanted to Rent____

RENT/LEASE

AAobiie Homes for Rent.......64

Farms for Lease.............76

Apartments for Rent.........86

Houses for Rent .......88

Lots for Rent.................90

Office Space for Rent.........91

Resort Property for Rent 93

Rooms for Rent..............93

SALE

Autos for Sale..............9-32

Bicycles for Sale.............27

Boats for Sale................39

Campers for Sale .....31

Cycles for Sale...............35

TrucksforSale...............37

Oops & Pets..................40

Farm Equipment............48

Garage-Yard Sales...........SO

Heavy Equipment............53

Livestock....................54

Miscellaneous for Sale 56

Sporting Goods...............58

Mobile Homes for Sale 66

Real Estate..................73

Farms for Sale...............74

Houses for Sale...............78

Lots for Sale.................80

Resort Property for Sale 83

AUTOMOTIV6

AutOi For Sale

Having Engine Trouble? See

"The Engine People

Auto Specialty Co

917 W. 5th St. 758-1131

GUARANTEED Engine transmission, body parts Free parts locating service.

Crisp Auto Salvage, Inc.

Phone 753-2572

N.Greenest

HASTINGS FORD has dally renWt at reaaonable price*. Cill75S-01

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VEGA GT 1973 Hatchback Automatic tranmi*lon. Good condl tion. SI39S. Call 7SS-52S6.

CHEVROLET HM Malibu Clwvella. 3*6, 4 spaed, cam solid llftars. h*aders.S6M.758-0524.

CHEVROLET 1*71 Impala. 4 door 757-7111 or 7S6-65*.

CORVETTE 1*69. BtU*. 756-SS4S.

CAMARO 1*72. Recantly repainted, AM/FM Stereo with tapejriayar, mao wtwila. 758-327* or 75 5*91.

CHEVY tH* impala. Power steer Ing. power brake*, sir condltiofting. AM/FM radio, vinyl top. automatic 75*-3S48,758-5160.

CKEVELLE 1967. 6 cyTln^. doi^ Good condition. New Mesl belted tiras. 8500.756-5587.

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ROOFING

MOK.M WIMiiivV OrX) W A. (' WN INI.

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Chevrolet

Chrysler

Ford

EXPERIENCED UP GAS SERVICEPERSON

Above everagc salory and many other benefits.

Send resume to:

LP Oa* Servlceperson P.O. Box 1967 Greenville, N.C. 27834

PILOT LIFE opaning*. Excallant raa beneftt*. axacutiva offkt*. no travel. Excellaot salary piM commission*. Mr. Orooma. 752-0834,

BOOKKEEPER. 3-4 years ax-periaiKopralarrad. Imnwdiateopen-I. Send resume including salary ra-rsmeoti to P.O. Box 443, Gr#v-villa. ___

wall equipped Torino 756-4057 attar 5.

LOCALLY OWNED distributorship available. Pairt time with full time potentlet. EateWished with imw.an Mies record*. Excell^oppwtunltv for male or female. 54500 capital required. 754 7i^_

Mercury

Pontiac

AUTO SALESPERSON NEEDED

xperlence preferred. Guaranteed salary, paid hospitalization, paid vacation, retirement. See John Wharton

SMITH-WALDROP

MOTORS

Dickinson Ave. Greenville, N.C.

Foreign

MATURE PERSON wanted who I* capable of eccaptine rasponslbillty. Sacond shift. Apply In parson from 4 fit 6 p.m. it Psc-A-Sac, 1401 Dickinson Avenue. No phone cells please.__

MOB 197. 44,000 miles. Must sell. Best offer over 52100. Cell 7S-7549 or 756-wm, ask for Steve.

MO 1*63 Midget hardtop. Oapen-dabla. driven daily. 40 miles per gallon highway. With 1962 Midetl

partscar.SBOOorbastoffer. 752-59.

TOYOTA 1975 Corolla Oeluxa. 2 door, automatic. White with brown vinyl top. Must sell. 52600. 752-7031 days. 756-4053 nights. __

DATSUN B-310, 1975. Automatic, air. brown. 52500.75* 2874 attar 4 p.m.

SPITFIRE 1972. 51100. Call 752-2143 aft#r4p,m. __

TOYOTA

AM/FM.

754-70*8.

CORONA

Excellent

1*73. Air, condition

Boats For Sale

MUST SELL 1*75 Chrysler 17' Com-Wttti 135 HP Outwalk and trallar. Power trim, and

tilt, all aecessoria* for salt and fresh water fishing and water skiing. A S5000 outfit for S3795.753-3552.

CHRYSLER MOTORS. 4 to 40 HP. Below dealer's cost. Factory warren ty. Joe Pechete* Volkswagen._

Cempers For Sale

ino, 21' Trail Blazer. Fully equipped with ell options. Sleeps 6. Will sell or trade for good, late-model

752-923$.

1*71 APACHE CAMPER. Clean, good condition, accessories. Sleeps Reasonable price. 825-9431 after 5.

Cycle* For Sale

1*74 HONDA CB 7. Extra clean 758-OlR extanslon 33 days. 754 2041 nights. _

1*75.5 HONDA. Lots Of extras. Call 754-4496 atterSp.m.

1972, 4 Bonneville. 9000 miles, ex cellent condition. 512. 7-4047.

1974 SUPER GLIDE. Excellent con ditlon. low mileage. 53300.7fl-4047.

1975 HONDA XL-MO. *495. 7-4353.

HONDA 1973.754-2839 after 4 p.m.

MUST SELL 1*74 Suzuki 2 Enduro Less than 3000 miles. *325 or best of fsr. 753-3552.

True let For Sale

t74 DATSUN TRUCK. Approx Imately 11,000 miles. Excellent condl tIon. 52800. Call 754-4334 or 756-0805.

1*72 FORD RANGER. V-8 automatic. poWar brakes, power steering, air

conditioning. S2U0. 756-3944 attar

p.m. _

CHEVROLET BLAZER 1976. Air condition, AM-FM sterao tM, lug lage rack, sliding windows, II x 15^ Ires. Tracker wheels. Just lik* new with only 5.000 mile*. Call 754-3115 before5:30p.m.

1974 SILVERADO. Powar steering, brakes and sir; tilt wheel, cruise control. AM/FM stereo tap* player. Approximately 7500 miles, never tilted 5800 or best offer. 754-5225.

BLAZER 1974. V6, automatic, full fim* four wheel drive, power steer Ing, power disc brakes, white spoke wheels and big tires. CB radio. 34,000 mllttt. Phone 752-3)34 days or 754-2593 night*.

1975 CHEVROLET Pkkup. 3 VS. automatic, power steering, radial tires. Red with whit* top. extra clean By owner. Call 754 2234 afterp.m.

1974 FORD F-108.4 x 4.340 V-l. power steering, short bed. )3,000 miles !-9t94:

19n CHEVROLET VAN. Good condl tion. Low mitesg*. 52400. Call 754-0173.

MUST SELL 1972 Datsun 1600 Pickup With camper top. Excellent cond tion. Redial tires. 752-2790 anytime.

CHEVROLET >973 Cheyenne C-10 Pickup. Redio, air conditioning. Pearce Simpson CB radio, auxiliary gas tanks, trailing towing option. 49,a00 mliet Has truck shell. PI 753-4)06 or 753-S449.

DOGS K PETS

AKC TOY POODLES and Pomera mans. Call 758-2681.

BOXER PUPPIES. Ready now. Om^med and tails docked. 754-7101

GERMAN SHEPHERD and Boxer iples. Also on* pony for 525 1037,

AKC DOBERMAN PINSCHER pups

3 month* old, dewormtd, shot* and tall* docked. 44 champions In dame's btqodline. Black and rust. 47-1389 or 447 4434, Havtlock.

FREE. Deer hound puppies. 5 to be given away. About 2 months old. Good Mood, but could mak* exeellant pat*. 7-53*7.

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WE REPAIR SCREENS & DOORS G.L. LUPiON CO

EMPLOYMENTL

HlpWntod

QUALITY CONTROL ENGINEER

Need graduate engineer to manage quality control department. Excellent opportunity for well qualified person to join major fiberglass boat manufacturer. Apply

Grady White Boats

Greenville Blvd.NE Greenville, N.C.

SALES CLERK wim fashion sx-perienea to salt ladles' fashions In small contemporary shop. Reply to Fashion, P.O. MX 1*47, Greenville.

EXECUTIVE SALES

Major Credit Corporation Witt) excellent track record leading U.S. firms needs high caliber aggressive representative experienced selling top management. Age no handicap. Phone Mr. Wagner collect 216/951-3358 or write Box 4095, Cleveland. OH 44123.

MECHANIC NEEDED

We need an experienced foreign car mechanic. Excellent salary, paid vacation, insurance plan. Contact Charles Winkler.

TARHEEL TOYOTA 756-3228

OIRL FRIDAY. Part-time In doctor's office. Send resume to Girl Friday, P. O. Box 1947, Grtenville.

AN OHIO OIL Company offers plenty isn bonuses, frlngs mature Individual In

of monay plus cas benefits to

Greenville area. Rtgardiess of ax perlanca.wrlteH. I. Raed. President, American Lubricant* Company. Box 496. Dayton, Ohio 4548).

OUTSIDE SALES Raprasantatlve. Must be neat, aggresalva and dapan-dabla with management potential. Must be willing to work nights, iry, commission and company . iciafumlshad tosuccassful appl'-cant. No previous sales experience necessary. Apply in parson only from 9: a.m. til 12 dally. Singer Company. Pitt Plaza Shopping Cantar.

BOOKKEEPER / SECRETARY needed to go to work with a young and growing company. 2 to 3 years axperience necessary. Accuracy a must. 5145 to start. Please send resmete Box 7M7, Greenville. NC.

BRODY'S has opening for assistant department head for misses' sportswear. Good lob If you Ilka sportswear fashions end sailing. Good company benefits. See Mr. Pstter son, Brody's downtown.

MOTHERS, if your children are In school srxl you would Ilka to be home when they are, we may have the job for you. Hours are flexible (around * :30, AUmday-Frlday). R6 ral sacratarlal skills witi ping and quartarli axperlanc*. Compani .... a paying tha fee. Call Sandv Watters at Burt Associates. 531

genti

book

AUmday-Frlday)

skV-ar

ipai

negotiate paying tha fee. Call

Riquires lls with light

ikkteplng and quarterly tax return experience. Company^

Cotanch* Street. Greenville. 753-5188.

SECRETARY NEEDED Immediately. Requires good typing skills, us* of oictapnon* end svrltchboard. Greet

working

benefits.

conditions and fringe will negotiate Valters

Company I fa*. Calls

paying tha fa*. Calf Sandy Walters at Burt Associates. 531 Cotanch* Street,

Greenville. 753-518*.

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Custom AAade Furniture Cabinets

CompMH liwtallstlon and kltcM rsmedaUng.

Phana 7SM 34* atlsr )

The Cabinet Shop

VERMONT AMERICAN CORPORATION

Manufacturers of Cutting Tools

Purchasing Agent

Industrial /Mechanical Engineer

Positions are open for experienced per* sonnel at the Greenville N.C. location. Send resume to:

Pers<mnel Department P.O. BOXS48 Greenville, N.C. 27834

The Dafljr Reflector, OreaovtUe. N.C.Monday, January S, lt77IS

M4WI^ I FOMSTHUS4MSS3V ' IN. T

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HetpWantad

SXPBRIBNCSD SECRETARY ior 9*n*rl contractor. Call tor intarviaw apeointmartt. J.H. Hudaon, Inc.. tn-2131.

Work Wanted

BROTHERS Roofino A SMIng. Fraa astimatas. All work ouaranttM. 7M402S.

FOR SALE

4> Farm equipment_

t'ROW ROANOKE tobacco harvoctor with dafollators, cutter bar. box clump. Salf-eropallad. Like new. Uaed 1 vw on 30 acratot tobacco. I2S-7MI, Bathel.

FARM MACHINERY Auction Sale Tueeday, January 4 at 10 a.m. 300 farm tractor. 100 Implements.

Wayne imi lion. Goldaboro, N.C. Route 734 4334. N.C. Llcenae iu

Auction Corpora-4. Phone

SO Garage-Yard Saia

ANTIQUE AUCTION Sale every Friday at 7:30 p.m. Hawley's Anticues, O. Box IU. Midway 903. Stokes.

N.C. 37W4. N.C. LIcensa Number 74 Colonel Georg* t Hawley. Auc tioneer.

Livestock

SPOT BOARS and GIIH. Carson Gregory. Route 3. Angler. S97 S447.

Miscellaneous

FICL DIRT, top soil, rocks and sand for sale. Large loads. Henry Worthington, 744 wi._

YOU CAN "STEAM" clean carpets.

firofesslonally clean with new por able Rlnse-N'Vac. Rent at Rental Tool Company across from Hastings Ford. Now openRental Tool Com pany._

FILL OIRT. BUILDER sand, top toil, and rock. J.L. McDaniel, day 732-33a3.- night, 754-2351,_

DO IT YOURSELF and sava. Clean your carpets like a pro with staamex deep steam extraction at Larry's

Carpetland, r ----- ----

Cair7M-2300_

WE ARE BEAUTYREST haad-

Suartersbedding and hide-a-bads. 'ome Furniture Company. 701 Dickinson Avenue._

Specialized Firewood

Wood cut to your own specifications. Fireplace, wood heater. Pine, S25. a toad. Fireplace wood, oak S3S. a load. White oak and maple, call 744-4194. We'll supply throughout winter.

LARGE LOADS ol sand, topsoll. fill dirt and rock sold at reasonable prices. Lots cleared, grade work and Fandscaeino of yards. Call 754-4742 for Jim Hudson.

CUSTOM-MADE FIREPLACE screens S59.9S. Up to inches wids. Home Furniture Store. 701 Dickinson

1 Avenue._

' OAK WOOD. tJi. Mixed, I3S. Hauled. . spilt and stacked. 752 7411._

' TWO W FOOT bl-loM doors for sale.

t Cell75l-344Saftef4p.m._

' VALLEY POOL TABLE. 3Vy- x 7, Slate top. Ideal for home or commer-claluse.S7S.753m54._

STEAM CLEAN your carpet with , Rinse'N'Vac.fhenewestwaytopro-feMMneliy cieen your carpet at home. Available at- intemafionei Carpet. Inc., 7S3-3S33 or 753-3534.

NEW POOL TABLE for sale. 4 x *. regulation site. S7S5. Also pinball machine and luke box. 75Sm037. 753-5W0, 7S-nil. Ask for Archie Ed wards.

CANNON TV SERVICE. Usad color sets. Zenith, RCA and other models. New picture tubes, 13 month warran-t|^^^n I a.m. til 10 p.m. Call

CHURCH PEWS. 13VS' Long. Vt prica ill per foot. Solid oak. excoilent condition. Contact John Bailay. 751-3535.

FIREWOOD FOR SALE by the cord ^ arter 4 p.

that same night or a?! day Sunday.

Plenty on stock. 7SS-01W after 4 p. 750-3464 after 5 p.m. win deliver

FIREWOOD. Spilt oak heater wood. S30. Cord mixed fireplace wood. S30. Oak, S40. 753 3503.

KARASTAN ORIENTAL rug. r x IT. lovely green end rose colors. Good price. 754-5473.

FIREWOOD FOR SALE. Oak. S30 per large load. Call 750-3303.

FRUIT TREES. Little'S Nursery. Pecan trees, peer trees, grape vines. Complete line of shrubbery and trees and nouaa plants. 754 3434. west of

Greenville, 4 miles out.

AFTER CHRISTMAS SALEI We will not be undersold. Fisher's Furniture Ol Appliance, 752-3409.

1944 FASTBACK VW, S37S; GE washer and dryer, S335; twin bed, mattress and box springs, S35; plaid couch and chair. S75; 33.500 BTU Fodders air conditioner, $325; Between 4 p.m. and 10 p.m., 754-0545; anytime weekends.

MIscgilangouB

HIDE-A-BED SOFA (excallent condition). $00; elso >0' X 0 aluminum storage shad with floor, UO. 753-1304.

ed wood, 030 a load. 744-4

rga li 1297,:

TWIN BED, mattress and box springs. All brand new. 750-2974.

TIMBER FOR SALE. Contact Milton C. WlMlamion, 310 South Washington Street, Greenville. NC. Telephone 753-3104. Maps and descriptions avaiiabia at above address.

HOTPOINT 15 cubic foot upright freeier. Like new. S195. 754-43B4.

FOR SALE. Frecier, sclf-tfefrostlng uprlght.tm. 752-3552.

MUST SELL Singer Oehfen Touch A Sew sewing machine with cabinet and accessories. S350 or best offer.

752-3553.

LOWRSY SYMPHONIC Theatre Organ. Approximately 3 years old. taAo. 944-4437 after 4 p.m.

SINGER SEWING mechinc. Complete with fold-down teMe cabinet. 75. 754-4304.

REFRIGERATOR. Frigidaire,

harvest gold. Just like new. 0300. 752-4739.

PIONEER STEREO. 737 amp. two 99A speakers, PL-SSX turntable. $400. Bill Creekmur. 753-3491.

INSTRUCTION

cfRteel

NATIONAL ELECTRICAL ^ . Study course. Celculating elecflQeel services and circuits. Cfasaes starting in February, interested persons contact Paul Raaberry, m-3510, Farmvllla, after 4 p.m.

PROFESSIONAL Instruction available lor piano, organ, banio or guitar. Eastern Keyboard. 7S-70kS.

3 LOST AND FOUND

LOST black and white cat. Missing from Greenville Country Club area. Answers to name of Zorro. Reward. Call 754-5013.

LOST FEMALE Sprlngar Spaniel. Liver and white, 7 months old. Eastwood area. Reward. 7S2-M99.

MOBILE HOMES

44 AAoblle Homgt For Ront

TWO AND THREE BEDROOM

mobile homes. 753-33M or IZS-SSyl.

3 BEOROOAA. furnished mobile home. Good condition. Also spaces for rent. No pets. 751-3444.

IT* WIDE. 3 bedrooms, furnished, washer, air, central heat, covered patio. Shady lot. no pets. 752-5907.

3 BEOROOAAS, furnished. Private lot. Nopets. 754 1531 after 6 p.m.

3 BEDROOM trailer with a Ir and new washer. 754-7317 after 4:30 p.m.

12 X 40. 3 bedrooms. IW baths, electric heat, central air. No pets. 7569344.

I3X 70 TRAILER on edge of town for rent. 754-7317.

44 MobHaHomgsFor Si*

1973, 13 X 40 Champion mobile homa. Partly furnished. 7n-0440.

H70 HATTERA9 13 x 50. 3 bedrooms. Good condition. 13400.756-0131.

ma AAARSHFIELD 34 x 40. 3 bedrooms. 3 baths. New condition.

SIOOO end assume FHA loan of S155.I4 par month. 744-3194.

NO EQUITY. Take over payments of $100 per month. 1973Stylette 12x40.2 bedrooms, washer end dryer. Ray AAoere. 7n943or 752 3095.

1944. 10 X S. Completely furnished, elf. washer, electric stove. Good condition. $2500. 753-4004 after 4p.m.

48 OPPORTUNITY

DISTRIBUTORSHIP available. 50 year old company and leader in the confectionary snack food industry Is looking lor aggressive person living In the GreenvMIc area. BsKkground In sales end route work helpful but not reguired and we will train person selected. This Is an old established

route, presently part of the Kinston Ofstributershlp. Cxcellont opportuni tytoown your own business. Only ge

nuinely interested persons need apply. Call Bob AAcAIMster at (919) 03 7370 from 7 a.m. til 11 a.m..

Monday-Frlday (January 3-January 4) for appolntmant.

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HOME

IMPROVEMENTS

C<HI Gid Holloriiiiti J.SOJ, F.iri'rwillf

BENNETT PIANO for sale. Upright with mirror front. 7449042.

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On .S.ilo Now' VIMCOSTORAASASH

C.L. Lupton Co.

Brick, Block & Concrete Service

Alnderpining porch**. Walkways, Patios, Driv**. Stoop*. Steps. R*talnlnflWaM*. ate.

15 Year* Exparlaoc*. All Work Guarantaad.

Gid Hollomn 75S-3503 Farmvill, N.C.

Supervisor

Production mlndad youno penon with minimum of 5 year* tuparvlsory backQround. Prior machanical / atactrlcal *x-parlanca In bomar malntananc*. control panal wirioo or raiatad work would b* halpful. Permanent tstablfahad company offarino pood banaflts. Sand full detail* tnciuding aamlno*. history to

Supervisor P.O. Box 1967 (ireenville>N.C. 27834

BICYCLES

Mens 26! 5 $pil Bicycles

RaO- Prica S99.00

Sol* Price 69.00

While Supply Latts

Tarheel Toyota

tot Tradt St.

TSB-32M

OPPORTUNITY

OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS IN YOUR OWN TOWN

International Franchise System in the Employment Service Profession is seeking a qualified individual or couple to manage their own Employment Service Center in Greenville, North Carolina. Experience Is not important, our training will take care of that. Call Bernle McNulty collect at Snelling and Snelting, Inc. (113) 922-9414.

PROFESSIONAL

BROWN'S PAINTING A Roofing. In terlor. exterior and II roof work. All work guaranteed. 7S4-20M anytime.

PAINTING. Inside and outside. All work guaranteed. 754 SB45.

CABINET SHOP MANAGER

Top company in it's field seeking manager with strong background in' wood finishing and supervision. Immediate opening. Excellent benefits and career opportunity. Assistance in relocation.

Send resume to; Personnel Department

P.O. Box 36105 Oklahoma City, Okla. 73126

An Equal Oppertunllv Employer

REAL ESTATE

FOR BETTER BUYS in real estate, see or call E.H. Williford. Realtor. 323-B Cotanche Street, 7SS 3911. List your property with us.

FOR ALL YOUR real estate needs, call Fleming A Associates, 754-4234.

Houses For Sal*

Your Carpets. Vinyl

FLOOR COVERING CENTER

Over 200 Roils of First Quality Carpet In Stock.

international Carpet, Inc.

BRENTWOOD. IMMACULATE custom built 3 bedroom home. Large family room with fireplace, large kitchen, dining room and living room, 2 full baths. Large wooded lot. I02 Ver non. $43.500. Bill Williams Real Estate. 75^^4I5.

OWNER SELLING 4 bedroom, 2Vq bath 3-story. Duality, trees, quiet. 204 Greenbrlar Drive, low JO's. Call 754-3305 after 5 p.m. or weekends.

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Houses For Salo

BY OWNER. Custom built 4 bedroom, 7'^ btti brick ranch. Huge den with fireplace, formal living and dining rooms, kitchen with breakfast

bar, slate foyer, central air. lovely neighborhood. Many other features. MIdSO'S. Call 754 4444.

BY OWNER. Tucker Estates. 4 bedrooms. 2'>;> baths, den. formal living room, double garage, IS50 square feet. After 4,754-4091.

HOUSE TO BE MOVED. 4 rooms, no bath, tin top. Moved to your lot and set up for $3000. Good potential. 753 30S3. 753 4151.

BY OWNER. 1909 East 4ttl Street. 4 rooms, 1W baths. 2-car garage with storage. 7SI-1237.

BY OWNER. Country brick home. 3 bedrooms, ivy baths, kitchan with dishwasher and range, carport. 75S-I0SS.

BETHEL. Buy a two-story house for $15,000 and a good investment too. Live downstairs and rent upstairs lor $75 or $$0 a month. Call 125 0471 after

Lots For Sal*

WOODED ACRE LOTS for sale. Can place mobile homes on them or build houses. 4 miles out on Highway 33. Call Charlie Spel^t at Nelson Wallace, inc., office - 752-5113 or at home, 75S-5137.

RENTALS

COMMERCIAL BUILDING next to GE Supply Company, Hooker Road. Approximately $000 square feet. Call CW. Murray, 753-211$.

84 Apartments For Rent

Kings Row

One and two bedroom garden apartments. Located just off East Tenth S^et.

PHONE 752-3519

Ultimate In Apartment Living

1, 2, and 3 bedrooms, washer, dryer hook-ups, pool, clubhouse. Only S blocks from East Carolina University.

Check everywhere else first.

Then Call

TAR RIVER ESTATES

140) Willow St. 752-4225

Eastbrook

Apartments

Two bedroom luxury apartments, with optional dens arx] all the new amenities Including wall to wall carpeting, draperies, dishwashers. Individual air conditioning and heating AND MORE. .

CALL 758-4012

ONE BEOROOAA furnished with utilities. One block from campus, on lOth Street. 752 714$.

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WE RE DITCH WITCH TRENCHER SPECIALISTS

Ready to tie on to Town or Residential water system? Call Heath & Sons PIbg. for complete installation. Parmville. N.C.

753-3545

$4 Apartments For Rent

Cherry Court

Most luxurious 2 bedroom townhouses and I bedroom apartments in Greenville. Chandelier, trash compactor, fully carpeted, drapes, etc., plus washer and dryer hook ups, fabulous pool, sauna baths, tennis court and club room.

752-1557

EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS. Also sleeping and studying rooms with refrigerator. Old London inn. 27)0 South AAemorlal Driva, Greenville. 754 5555.

Greenway

Apartments

Beautiful large 2 bedroom garden apartments with wall to wall carpet, draperies, dishwasher and two swimming pools. Located off Country Club-Drive ad|acent to Greenville Golf and Country Club.

756-6869

COURTNEY SQUARE APARTMENTS

Experience the unique in apart ment living with nature outside your door.

Call 756-1595

LANGSTON

PARK

2 bedroom apartments Washer-dryer hook-ups Dishwasher

Heat pumps for lower monthly utilities Balconies and patios Excellent location - 3 blocks from Campus

For information Contact

MACRO

BUILDERS

758-1965

Nights: 7S8'$$l7or75$ 3S00

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Home-Lite

CHAIN SAWS

Hendnx-Barntiill Co.

B6 Apartments For Rent

STRATFORD ARMS APARTMENTS. 1900 Charlfs Blvd.. Building 19. A blend of charming surroundings and quality apartments unequiled at eny price. All applications accMted subject to avsilaoitity. Call J.O. Real Estate. 756 4000.

2 BEDROOM APARTMENT. $195 per month. Heat and water furnish ed. newly redecorated. 75$ 2300 days, 75$ 1743 nights.

DUPLEX. 2 bedrooms. X5 Jarvis Street. Married couples. No pets. $155.752 4717.

APARTMENTS FOR RENT Located across from campus on 11th and Anderson Street. Brand new. 2 bedrooms. V/t baths, living room, dining room. $l$5a month. Ed Tipton Agency office, 7$4-09)1; nights and weekends Mark Tipton, 754-2421.

Houses For Rant

RESTORED COLONIAL home. Elegant interior, located in country, S miles from Greenville. $250. 753-2329.

4 ROOM COUNTRY home. One mile south of Winterville. Old Highway 11. 752-3284 or $25 5391.

LARGE 3 bedroom brick house. 2V: baths. One mile east of city, Greenville school district. Wooded lot. cen tral air. stove and draperies furnish ed. Family only. No inside pets. $300. 752 6932-

9 ROOM FURNISHED house with 4 bedrooms and 2 baths. In excellent neighborhood. Family only. Priced at $300 per month. 754 1474.

BRICK HOME wltti Carport, storage and fireplace. Convenient to recre-tional area. $325 per month. Call 754 1595 or 752 7642

SPACE. 3400 square feet. Newly renovated, hardwood floors, < fireplaces. $335 per month. Call 754 I5950T 753-7442.

Lots For Rant

COLONIAL MOBILE HOME Park Under new ownership and new management. Large, attractive lots end homes for rent. Park offers city sewer and water and 411 underground utilities. Also paved streets, swimming pool and childrens recreation area. For information, call 758 4413 weekdays between 8:30 and 5:30.

91 Office Space For Rent

OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE. Call Bill Clark at Lanco Realty. 754 5868.

3 ROOM OFFICE SUITE for rent Consisting of reception area, 10 x 1) office and large conference room. Utilities and lanltorial included. $375 per month. Located at 105 Arlington, across from East Federal Savings & Loan. Fleming 4 Associates. 754-4234.

OFFICE SPACE for rent. Suite or individual. In new Ouffus Realty Building on Commerce and Clifton. Call Dulfus Realty, inc.. 754 539$.

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For Rent or Lease

4000 square fr

ApproiiTnaMv 1 ser o< land

Ampie sHK* space with oispitv era*

a Apprexlmateiy 14' x W pewea parking area

Htat and air condltionino

CONTACT

Joe Pecheles

756-1135

SUPERVISOR

A growing industry in Eostam North Carolina is seeking experienced supervisors end supervisor trainees for second shift. For a rewarding future with good salary and excellent fringe benefits.

Send Resume To;

CENTRAL SOYA P.O. Box 428 of Athens. Inc. Rob9rsonvme,N.C.27871

An Equal Opportunity Employer

The Real Estate Corner

LOOK AT OUR

PRICES!

FOR RENT

Charry Oak* Large three bedroom home, two bath*, huge family room, doubla garage S3SD par month. AvailabI* immediately.

NO CITY TAXES

Lovely three bedroom brick home with two baths, two-car garage, and fireplace. Corner fenced lot In Tuckahoe. Low 40's. Call now.

FOREST ACRES-GRIFTON Beautiful wooded lot adds to this charming three bedroom home with two baths, dining room, scraened porch, plus more. Only 843.500.

NEW LISTING Located in Greenbrier immediate occupancy. Three bedrooms, carpeted living room, fenced back yard with storage building. Only 828,000.

ACREAGE

38 acres near D.H. Conley 600 ft. roed frontage. 85DAOO.

ES1A1E KEALTf CO.

752-5058

Robtn Edwards 7S8-4652 Bilan Vemaiaon 746-4282 Dianne Whltehurtt 756-7222 Jarvis or Dorlis Mills 752-3647

Buying or Selling, For Best Results Try Our "Personal Service."

HD.G. NICHOLS AGENCY

Phone 75>-40l2enyflme

TRANTER'S CREEK HILLS

WOODED LOTS $5,000.00

Four miles West of Washington Off U.S. 264

Duffus Realty, Inc.

756-5395 24 HOURS

ewi RitHr .7S3-S447

Derrell Hignit* 74 447

Thaima Whitehurst 7M-0870 AnnO'Connpr 7S4-49*4

Ludie Smith 7S3 325$

Ken Smith JST-jiSt

Anne Ouffut 754-M44

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REALTOli

.Sam

Nelson

REALTOR

For Seles Rentals in GRIFTON Call AM.

NELSON-WALLACE,

INC.

OHIce 524-4146 Home 524-4003

Homes For Sale

2611 Tryon Drive3 bedroom, lerge porch, paved drive. Prke 830,000. 1105 Cedar Lane3 bedroom, carport, storage. Price 830,000.

NEEDED FARMS

FOR SALE AAemberMLS

TURNASE

lial EsUti hMi

lisiraKi Aimy

752-2715

Les Tornage, Realtor Home756-im.

(AI.TOB

91 Office Space For Rent

OFFICE SPACE for rent, contact Jeannette Cox, Jeannette Cox Agen cy. Inc., 752-707.

ttuiAiL UR urricB tpaca tor leate. Adjacent fo King & Queen Retiaurant. 534 tquarc feet for $195 per month. Call 7521010 for details.

WANTED

PERSON WANTED to live in and care for elderly couple In Simpson. Call 744-3tl0.

Wanted To Buy

JUNK MOTDRS wanted. High dollars paid. Will pick up within SO mile raoiut. 752-4124.

LOCAL CHURCH needs to buy usable piano for classroom assembly. Call 758-2332 or 754 5533.

PECANS WANTED Friday, January 7 from 10 til 2 pm. Farmer's Warehouse, 752 4592.

WANT TO BUY desk for business purposes. Call John after S. 752 1444.

TOBACCO POUNDS wanted transfer. Call 754 1405.

Wanted To Lease

LANDOWNERS

As this area's largest farming operation, we are in a position to pay top money for your tobacco pounds, lease your entire farm, or we will purchase your farm for cash or terms.

contact

Chester Don Worthington, Mgr,

WORTHINGTON FARMS INC.

Telephone: day 756-3827 night 756-3732

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SPECIAL PRICE Filing Cabinet

$7450

4 drawer Reg. 8113.00

aff Office Equipment Co.

752-2175 S696vansSt.

Wanted To Lease

TOBACCO POUNDAGE wanted in Pitt Counfy To ba moved. Cell 754 0234.

WANT TO LEASE peanut allotment. Will pay $25 per acre. 75$ 2347.

WANT TO LEASE tobacco to move to my farm. 2.000 3.000 pounds. A.C. Turnage, 753 472$.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA WANTS TO LEASE SPACE

Amount: 18.760 net usable

square feet of air conditioned office and related space. Location: Within an area bounded by city limits of Greenville, N.C. Required: All services, supplies, utilities, partitioning and assigned parking area to be provided as part of the rental consideration.

Terms: 5 years beginning June 1. 1977.

Owners and Agents: Qffers are solicited from interested parties and are to reach this office no later than January 11,1977. Contact office listed below for terms and specifications.

Department of Human Resources

404 St. Andrews Orive Greenville. N.C. 27834 (919) 754 7812 -Attn- Mr. Thurston Perry

cassi

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INVESTORS

WANTED!

Medical Electronics Co. Local distributorship with proven saies record desires investors to factor accounts receivable. Some at 30, 60, 90 days. State, Federal, Hospitals, Doctors, Industrial accounts. Interest payable at 8% to 12%. Lots of 85,000 to 830,000.

Call 752 1488 Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 5 Atter 5 p.m. Call 758-4218.

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IMPROVEMENTS

756-3453

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Greenville. N.C.

JANUARY

CLEARANCE

SALE

1975 OLDS...................*$3698

Cut)*** Swrem* } door. Radio, heeler, utomatk. pmver tteering. ir, Hile kih WackvinylWc.Stockna 3474C.

1975CHEVROLET............$2998

Moma. V 4.4 seaed. lr. radio. Slock fw. 279* A.

1973 BUICK..................*$2598

LoSaero. idoor.AM/FM radio. V. power stc*rinndbrM*a. Stock no I7 8

1974 FORD...................*$1998

Pmte.idoer Redio. hearer, automatic, red. Stocx no IMt A

1971 PONTIAC................$1898

CtmMtt Sport StocK no. 9CD O. Bivt. powtf stoornto. ir, r*dlo. twcliot

Mt.

1974 TOYOTA................*$1898

Corona.tdoor RacHo.neater.ipaad.Wue Stockno liatA

1971 BUICK..................*$1798

SkylprK. Automatic, tmm. vmyi tap. 4ir. pmn Stack no P 30f9

1973VOLKSWAGEN 412......$1698

Wagn, stock t. 3H2-A 4lu*. Ideor. tvtOmat<. luggage rack, radio, neater

1971 FORD...................*$1598

MiAtang GrMn.vinviteg.awMmatk.pawerUeering.rMio Stocxno MUA

1972 CHEVROLET...........*$1598

Nova. Rad. awtertMtk.acvilndor, redo, chrome meatv SMcxno 51 PA.

1973DATSUN 1200...........*$1598

stock no. 27M A. GrMTi, 4 spaed, sport coup*. rMM. liMlef

1971 CHEVROLET...........*$1698

CheveO* Autemahc. radio, noaler. ponor SMaring. arillMol, muow with eteck top Stockne.ISM t.

1974 CHEVROLET............$1598

Voga 700r *fowiwttl>whtte*fripe.A,Froio. with tap*. sportrms.SMckno ITM'A.NAOAVaKietttt* OvrFrK*

1972 PLYMOUTH.............$1598

Ouater$48 }ser Awtemetic,rad,power sHermg. nive Ssockno MM A

1971 BUICK..................*$1398

euate wagen, Auiematk. air condition. Mil power am/FM radio, tin wtwoi. sseer buy ssockno MtSA

1973 FIAT 128.................$1398

Wtin*.4door spud, front wheel driy*. AW rMiO- Stock no 4A

1971 PLYMOUTH............*$1398

Ouater. Automotk. atr conortiotv r adia. heater clean Stock no 17MA

1970 BUICK..................*$1198

SRytark. 4POOT MMrv MtamAtK. B4T, pcwvf 6tafH>^ 6iiv#r Sfockfta 3138

1968 PONTIAC GTO...........$998

Dart green, aulematk.eewtr steering, vwyl top Stockno tasrc

1968 CHRYSLER...............$698

Mpwgart Baig*.ssectno t*k4A Aulomatk pew*rstc*ring.vAraOiA5ioeiw

1969 PONTIAC.................$698

Lomant. Stock na. R Mi.

1968 FORD.....................$598

Faartan* Stack m tm

1969 FIAT 128..................$498

etw. stock tw. 171

Tarheel Toyota Inc.

10? TfddQ St. GrowivlllQ.NX. tf'W Phooe: 756-3231 or 756-32

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