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ROOFiUP REFUGEES - Cubans awaiting permlssioa to leave their homeinnrf for other countries are crowded inside the Peruvian Em

bassy compound in Havana. S(ne of the refugees took to the rooftop of the embassy, left, due to cramped conditions. (APLaserphoto)

Airlift Of Cubans

By KERNAN TURNER AssodatedPressWdtar

UMA, Peru (AP) - The start of tbe airlift of Cubans frran ttie Peruvian Embassy in Havana has beoi delayed by a dispiSe ovw who will be the first to leave.

The Peruvian government offaed to take 1,000 of tbe 10,800 Cubans who crowded into its embassy compound Easto* weekend. It said it was ready to fly the first 500 to Lima as soon as the Qiban government would Irt Aon go, and Charge DAffaires

Armando L:aros suinnltted a list giving prfaxlty to tbe rtck, die a^ and mendm ^family groups.

. Howevo', informed sources said die Cuban government r^ected tbe lirt and cotm-tered with a list of 800 of tbe 4,000 peo|de sho got safe-cooduct passes to leave tbe 20-acre onbassy coogKxmd and wait at home for evacuation.

Snne 5,500 of tbe wouldbe exiles were reported spcdmn for. The United States announced that it w(xild take ig>

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HUMANECARE

I know a kennel that is keeiHng Its dogs in far less than sanitary conditkxis. How can I see that something is being done about it? It's not fair to tbe animals or to the people that buy them. U L.

The North Canfina Department of Agriculture regularly inspects all private aniihl shelters, boarding kennels, pet shops, public animal auctions and animal dealers within its jurisdiction to insure that such animals are being provided adequate sheltr, food, water and sanitary houring. It regulates transportatioti, sale, purchase, housing, care, handling and treatment ^ persons covered under the North Carolina Animal Welfare Act. AU animal shelters in ^ state are required to be registered with the department, while all pet shops, public auctions, boarding kennels and dealers not covered by the Federal Animal Welfare Act are required to be licensed.

Violations may be reported to tbe Animal Health Division, N. C. De^. of Agriculture P. 0. 60x26026, Raleigh, N. C. 27811.

$10 Million-Plus Budget Has City School Bd.Okay

By JERRY RAYNOR Reflector Staff Writer Tbe proposed budget of the Greenville City Schools for school year 196041, in five categories anmmting to a

total (rf 110,675,696, was ^ proved by tbe school board at its ^ril Information meeting Monday night.

The budget will now go to tbe County Commissioners

who will take it under advisement along with other budgets submitted by various county agtticies and institu-tks.

Of the total, more than half

$5,535,357, is earmarked from the State PiSdic School Fund. And of the state ftmds, a significant portion -$3,258,231 is designated for teacher salaries.

Attain Agreement Close Out Urban Renewal

By TOM BAINES Reflector Staff Writer The city has obtained an agreonent from the Dq)art-moit of Housing and Uitan Devdopment for a sdiechile to close out tbe local urban rmewal program and allow the city to phase into tbe Small Cities segment of the Community Development program.

Joe Laney, executive director of tbe Redevdopment Conunission, rqmrted at Monday ni^ts meeting that Mayor Dm McGiohon and other dty (^dals made a recent trip to the Greensboro office d HUD to discuss the Small Cities funding for Greenville.

Laney exfdained that tbe city was recently notified thd its application for Small Cities funding under the CD [Npogram bad hem turned down for tbe third year. He said the rmson cited by HUD for turning down this yearts applicatioo is that Greenville la considered to have ade-quate.fMad| remaining tfaeiMfdhaiinleaBpMseof theCDiuogram.

The CD pn^ram as it is

now administered by HUD mly provides guaranteed funding to citfos of over 50,000 populatim, it was pointed out, and Gremille is placed in a position of con^)eUng fw small citiesfundhig with a host of municipalities of less than the magic p(^atkm figure of 50,000.

Laney said that Greenville received hdd harmless fioKh in ordm-to make a tran-dtkm from tbe (dd urban renewal program to Cmn-munity Development. Now the city is neariiig the end of the transition [diase and is reaching Uie point \^re funds are allocated to cotain CDproiects.

He mqdained furthea* that HUD is anxious for Greenville to close out its urban renewal projects, qieciiically Oie Central Kisiness District and Southside efforts. The CBD {Hoject is scheduled for close-out in 1980, Laney said, and wifii the clos&out a surplus of funds fran the project amouatiog to aev^ hiindred thousandMats wfll be tomed over to the dty to use in the 14th Street thonx^are project.

The city has feared that tbe suridus funding that will be turned over to the city by the Redevdopment Conunission iq)(xi close-out of tbe CBD project will jec^iardize the citys fourth year ai^lication for Small Cities funding.

Laney said last ni^it that HUD officials, at the recent meeting, agreed to allow the city to delay closing out tbe CBD project until early in 1981 in wder that the Small Cities applicatkm can be sub-mitted and considered

without tbe surplus CBD fimds being credited to the local funding pot.

The directs said that the city does not have enou^i bold harmless mmey to cmnplete the South Evans project that involves bousing rebabilitatim and other improvements. The additional mmey is needed from tbe Small Cities program. Since the application was turned down, priorities were estatdished and theenqihasis

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Federal Grants Fund, in six divistons, account for 1972,040

almost ti percent of the total bud|^, and the School Food Service Fund amounts to $799,066.

The Local Current Expense Fund, amounting to $3,050,952, is tbe ptHlfon of the total budget to be provided from local tax sources, and is the sector of the budget, along with the Capital Outlay Fund of $318,281, that wUl be subject to possible cuts tbe Coimty CotnmissioQO^.

Conunenting on tbe total budget, which fw the first time has passed toe ten million dollar mark, Si4)erintendent Glenn Cox pointed out that excqd f<x increases built in for teacbo' salaries, increases for tbe escalating costs of fud and utilities, and increases for salaries of noni>rofessional pa'scmnel, this budget pretty much r^resents bolding toe line on all other services.

The bud^t includes an estimated increase of roughly 15 percent in teactoer salaries

based on recommendations made by Governor Hunt for a toi percent salary In-

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Ayden Board Considers Cemetery Lot Pricing

By MARYSCHULKEN Reflector Staff Writer AY^^~ Dtocuepkm U tot^ofcebteiyloUfor (xd of town residents and toe proposed ftomat for toe electric rate public bearing on

to 3,500; Coeta Rica said it would admit 300; ^pain invited 500 and Ecuad(N200.

Peruvian government sources said West Gamany,

Brazfl and Canada dso made

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Granma, the Cuban government newspaper, claimed that Yankee provocations were responsible fra- toe flood t would-be refugees and suggested toere was a connection with a U.S. Marine practice landing May 16 at toe U.S. Navys Guairtanamo base, on the southeast coast of Cuba.

Tbe coincidence of toese events is nX casual, said a fnmt-page editorial in toe pjqpo*. Nor maybe is the c(MddG&ce (rf epiMoics and (dagues in poit, tobacco ^ sugar cane, since as in toe part toe hand of tbe CIA could be behind an that.

It sahijjrotert rallies would be held at tbe Pouvian Embassy on Sattarday, toe I9to anniversary of the abortive Bay of P^ in-vask, on May 1 in Havanas RevolufloQ Plaza and on May 16 at the Swiss Embassy, wboe toe U S. office islocated.

Pupil Census Cheeking Growth To Plan Future

In this year of the natk-vrtde census, anotb^ census is taldi^ place in toe Pitt County schort system. 'IWs CBisuB involves cMdroi ages 0-16ntheA.G.CoxandW.H. Robinsm attendance area.

The mimber t studoits in the Pitt County School District is increartng rapidly. The purpose of this census is to drtermine tbe amourt of growth in this area so that facilities can be imfdemented for the new students. The needs of toese students have to be assessed in order to eliminate overcrowding classnxHns and cafetarias.

The W.H. Robinson-A.G. CoK attendance area has experienced a forty patent growth rate betweai 1976 and 1S80. Included in the coimty district are Sherwood Greaie, Baywood, Pox Rim, and Hardee Acres. Of tbe 115 lots being developed in Tucker Estates, 78 lie in toe county district These include

lots 3-12 OR Sherwood Ikrive as well as lots 1-6 and 23 and 24 im Sonata Street. All lots (m Rcmdo Drive, Fantasia Street and tbe undeveloped lots facing Tucker Drive are also in the county.

The nevrty-constructed pw-tkm of Carriage House Apartments, Wert Haven IV including Baywood Lane, Woodhaven Romi, are in the coimty. Pinewood Forest section n. Commerce Street, Cambridge, Sii^ree, and are in toe county, wtto tbe exertion of Cam-bridgelotsBl-2,Al,2,7,8,9.

Se^eld lots A19 and 20 and Sln^etree A 1,2,7,8, and 9 and C1 are not in toe county. Windy Ridge, Tuccahoe, Camrtot Cherry Oak, Quail Ridge, Yorktown Square Townhouses, i^Jourtney Square Apartments, and North River Estates hre in the coimty.

In Qub Pines IV, section L, lots 9-26; section M lots 18,19,20,21; section N lots

2-13; and sectim K, lots 11-15 are aU in the county. The property immediately south of this area now being developed is also in tbe county. Presently, toe diq)uted scbort district line in Lake Ellsworth subdivisioo has not been resolved so homeowners are free to rtioose the school district they wish to attend.

Parents should also be aware of toe grandfather clause that covered students 7-12 who lived in tbe coimty but attmided Greenville City Schools in toe fall of 1977. They will be allowed to continue in the city district until they graduate. By tbe year 19ffi, all courty studoits will attrnid county schools. All newcomers since tbe fall of 1977 who reside in the county must attoid county schools.

Scbod parents and PTA mmnbers are conducto^ the census. If there are any ques-tkms please call Priimipal Blanie Moye at W.H. Robinson School at 7564707.

April 22 dominated the agenda at tbe Aydoi Town Board nemrgmdi&rm-

The Board also sttoed rezoning an area (rf four acres across fiom N(th Lee Street to allow townhouses to be built.

Town Manager Don Russell repiHted that be had received no answer from MICA, a private rate study firm, oi the cost of additional cemetery lot cost surveys: The Town of Ayden recently proposed to raise toe fee for out of town residmits purchasing lots from $600 to $1200, a figure many feel is toohi^.

According to Russell, Greenvilles rate fw out of town residents is $1000 and Farmvilles is $600. Farm-ville and Greoiville admit their rates are too low though, said Russell. Citizens dont feel th5^ should subsidize costs mitire-ly. In my (miniim toe Town Board has to protect interests primarily of the peale in town.

Stated Board Member Harris, There are a lot (rf folks that are out of town that we owe to also, a lot that are on our power lines, etc.

Russrtl made a motion that the out town cmnetery lots rate be $800 rather than $1200 but the motion was tabled for one month until more information is available.

Grartz Nwcott, owner of Norcott & Co. Funeral homes, asked that a committee of councUmei conduct a study of rates to drtermine toe

feasibility of Aym's jaopos-ed fees. Board member com-

nrtttee of three reqxmstole dtizehs t Ayden anl two board members be q^xrtited to do toe stuity instead, and that they also lodi into the possibility of a pmpetual care fund. The Board agreed to eacb member doing a study of rates and Ixinging the results to the next meeting.

Format for the pidriic bearing on electric rates set for April 22 was discussed. Board member IMxm suggested that a presentation be made by the firm that did tbe rate study, explaining charges. He said he fdt all ipiestions should be either tedudcal or f(H clarification and that commoits by citizens be constructive, offering opinions and iggestions. We should work from the savings backward, what theyve paid in toe past, what tb^U be paying mw. We need to be able to give toe people block figures,Dixon stated.

We also want a cross-section of all types of customers, be added. It is very importart that we get sufficient rqn^esei^tioa.

It was suggerted that eadi person be allowed to have toe floor for a limit of three minutes, in (XYia* to allow as many people as possible to viHce toeir ofunions or have their quertions answered.

The Board passed a resolution at toe request (rf Mrs. Edna Weil stating that thty had no objectii^to section VIH

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Numerous Dangers Are Linked To Drug Abuse

BY JOYCE EVANS Reflector Staff Writer lUiisparttliieeirfaMriee

Ttie dangers associated with drug abuse are numerous, and how much it takes to overdose dqieods on the individuals tolwance levd.

Drug classes would be brtpful to make yoiB^ peofrfe aware of the dangers associated with drug abuse and how to ivevoit an om-dose, said Sarah Terry.

With some drugs, its cUT ficult to find that peint of inaxinium tolerance because it may overi^i dito toe potot where a person gets-hli^ she said. It takei more and more to maintafai that levd of toghness the person first 3-

sought. Hys luqKieQS over mi extended perkxiof tone.

The firrt law of cbmnlcal consciousness is What goes up, murt come down.'ntis is the (rfd chemk^ rrtxnmd princ^ which means that any psychoactive dn^ ~ whether coffee, alcohol, nicotoie, sedattvehypnotics, marijuana, heroin - is finished taidng a parson here he wants to go, it will leave him behind the starting poiirf. The longer you stay iq) and the higher you get toe harder you (xxne domi and toe hxgHT you stay toere, said fils. Terry. Then toe Impulse is to use more (toemicals to grtbacktotoertartingpoint.

Marijuana (grass, weed, pot) doesnt cause overdose,

but it stunts toe po-sonallty and causes a person to become an emotional cri{^, according to I^. Nenno. If you become dqiendmit ( marijuana, it provmits you from being able to cope with different rttUations or iHt>-Uems. The real danger is toat It prevents full growth and potential,he said.

Uie is nrf a bowl (rf cher-ri, and if were always trying to escs| we never learn to cope with it, said Nenno.

Higi doaes of marijuana may residtin confesin, short termed memory and drowstoess, said Ms. Terry. She said a person should not drive because be is not in control^ his reflexes.

(focaine and amphetamines

are stimulants (iqipars). Cocaine (coke) is on toe increase because people have associated it with a rkto mans drug, and they think it cant harm them,* said toe counselor.

Although cocaine is not ad-di(rfive in the physteal sense, frwpient usage can produce strong psychcriogical dqiiendoKe. diesara.

(foke, n white, Utter, odorless powder, is s(rfd on toe street in rocks (Mr flakes. It is purchased by the gram (about l/28th ounce) or roughly a quarter of a teaapomi.

When snorted or fejected, cocaine acts as a central nervous ^idimt, creating brief but Intense high.

Ms.Terrysaid.

Cocaine does not normaUy caime phyrtcal withdrawal, but you beccxne depressed. To overc(xne this, you have to use more (waine, she said. Terferahce occurs slower than with some of toe other drugs discussed, and steady use re-(|idre6 lai^ doses to a<toieve the same effects, the cowsrtorsaid.

Gocaine costs about $80 an ounce. Because its so expensive, it is mhced with other substances, said Ms. Terry.

Ejecting cocaine ooidd cause serious heart damage, die said.

Abuse of amphetandnes (widtislorPCPfangddurt)

leads to serious mental fi-bie8a.aocordinatoNenB0.

A person who abuses amphetamines cant sleep or eat for several days, and a hi|^ tolerance is estaUished, said Ms. Terry.

The pers( can stay up for kmg poiods and then he literally falls out, die said. This becomes a vicious cycle and toe person will need medical siqierviskm to (xxne down off tbe dn^ Ms. Terry said.

AJcoboI and drug comlia-tioos are particularly dmigerous, and tbe poty-drug user sets faimsdf up for a potential ovndose.

According to Ms. Teny, It is quite popular to pep (juaaludes and driidc be(jr> This potentiates or makes toe

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RECEIVES LAW ENFORCEMENT AWARD - Attorn^ General Rufus Edmisten (second from left) presents Law Enforcement Award to PGCs Earl Lee Keel, Sr. (second from right) of FarmviUe as

PCC Security chief Is Recipient Of Award

One of the highest awards in the fidd of law enft:einent was presoited to Earl Lee Ked, Sr. of Farmville during ceremcaiies bdd recently in Ralei^. The presentation was made by the Criminal Justice and Training Standards Council of the Dq>art-ment of Justice and was bdd at the office of the attorney

Attorney General Rufus Edmisten lauded Keel for his past

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poformances and continuing education as a law enforcement officer and commented, Since the Council was created in 1971, a cumulative total of 26,500 certificates have been isaied but only 1700 have been awarded this special honor. He omtinued, I congratulate Eari Ked, Sr. iqwn reaching the top of his profession.

Ked is presently employed as chief of security of Pitt Community College w^re he has hdd worked for toi years. Prior to joining the PCC staff he was with Bethd Police Department fOT two years and with the Farmville Pdice Departmait for 13 years.

Dr. William E. Fulford, Jr., presidoit of PCC added, Since joining our staff toi years ago Eari Keel, Sr. has shown the highest degree of profes-simali^ and is a credit to our coUege. He iq>holds the dignity of bis office.

Ked has completed courses in law oifwcement qxinsored by the State Bureau of Investigation, the North Carolina Department of Justice, Northwestern University, The Pdice Academy of WUson, PCC, North Carolina State Board of F.ducation Law

Enf(oement Training and the Greaiville Police School. He hdds the A.A.S. Degree from Beaufort Community College and has credit for 882 hours of study throughout his career.

Installing A Chancellor

FORT WORTH, - Dr. William E. Tucker, who attended East Carolina University, will be inaugurated as Chancellor of Texas (Kristian University here Wednesday.

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A nationally recognized educator-administrator, who served as president d Bethany College in West Virginia from 1976-1979, Tucker assumed ttie position of chancdlor of TCU last September.

He attended ECU from 1949 through 1951 and received his AB degree from Atlantic diristian College in Wilson, where he begw his career and served as chairman of the rdigion and [diilosopby dqiartment.

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AnoMNig ^ial gueds participating in the inaugural ac-tivittes wUI be his mother, and ECU ChancdlOT ftr, Thomas Brewer, who was vice-chancdlor and dean at TCU bef(e becoming chancella at East Carolina

TRANSPORTATION MEET The local PuWic TranqxMla-tlon Commission will meet Wednesday, ^|h11 16 at 8 p.m. in the first floor ctmference room atcityhaU.

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housing in Ayden. David Wdl of Goldsboro and Felix Harvey of Kinston propose to put 48 imits of housing on four acres across from the ^[>art-ments 1 Nixth Lee Street.

The housing would not be just for single famUy w elderly housing as the presoit section VIII housii^ is. It would provide housing fix' low and mi(kfle inoxne families. Ilie project would be privatdy owned ratba- than federally owned.

The Board set a [Nddic hearing fw the May board meeting to discuss rezoning this area from commercial to residaitial to allow these units to be built.

A pditHX) for annexation of property on N.C. 11 u4ie the new electric substatkxi is locajted was accqited and a resolution was passed authorizing Town Clerk Ralph Ford to determine the suitabUity of the petitimi.

Priorities for federal grants-in-aid were set. The board agreed (XI the foUowing list, in ordo- of importance: community Uock grarts, out-dcxxr recreatkx), fed^y tesisted housing, economic devel(^ment actkxi grai^. Tliese prkxlties should be vriiat we, as the Town of Aydoi, ^ involved in most, said Town Mana^^r Russell. President Cart*s recoit announcement of cutback of federal funds prompted the townlto list these priorities.

May 8,15, 22, and 29 were set as dates for advertisement of of tax sales. Jixie 9 is the day set for the tax lim sale to be conducted.

Requests have been made from three Ayden restaurants to exempt food estaUishmmts from closing from 10 a.m. to 12 noix) on Sundays as a present (xr-dinance requires them to do. A public hearing on the mat-ter was scheduled for the May meeting.

Ilie final plat of UtUefield subdiviskxi was accqited as presented and a petitkx) for annexatkxi of the area was

Suggests Recreation Director At Winterville Board Meeting

Dr. William E. Fulford (left) and Marvin Speight (right) look on. Fulford is president of PCC and Speight is chairman of the State ABC Board.

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WINTERVILLE - Numerous items were on the agenda for the Winterville toxm board of aldennenmeetinglest night

Recreation Commission diair-man R. E. CarroD and tPBuurer Rodney ftdlock presented annual reixxts of activities and programs of the commissioa for the past year.

In addUtioo to the reports, a proiq)ective Recreation Com-misainn membership list and jxtposal list was {xeseiked. The monbership list was approved by the board.

Among the proposals, (lamdl cited the need for a fulltime recreatkxi director.

A fuUtirae qualified director is needed to plan fat future needs. CarNl said.

Carroll said a fee would be charged each participant of an evoit in the recreation program and reqiuested assistance fnxn the town in Qie amount of $12,000, in addition to fe collected.

The new director would be needed about four months of the year, but other times could be used by the town for other jobs su(A as ^ying for grants.

' Chairman Carroll also proposed future land reqpiirements, and rtectrical repairs.

The board said the proposals would be taken in (xxisidoration at the May budget meeting.

Other business heard by the board included fnxn Senator Robert Morgan and Con-

Died After Car Mishap

GreoiviUe Police wwe continuing their investigation this nxxning into a 2:10 p.m. traffic collision yesterday on Ncxth Gieoie Street that resulted in the death of Robert Harris Danids, 52 (tf 227 Orton Dr.

Chief Glenn Canimn said Daniels was the driver of one of the three cars involved in the misluq) at the intsection of (keeoe and DucOqt Streets.

Drivors of the otba* two cars woe idedified as Robt Keith Caspw, 19 of Oak <Xty and Carolyn Jean Little, 23 of Route 4, Greenville.

Both Ca^ and Ms. Little were treated at the Pitt Memmlal Ho^ital emergnecy nxxn and released.

Daniels, xlw was admitted fcx* treatment, died at 5:26 p.m.

Invertigators (diar^ Casper with driving und the influaice.

Damage from the ocdliskxi was estimated at $1,000 to the Casper car and $800 to the Littl auto. Offices said the Danids car was a total loss, bttf gave no estimate of the value of the auto.

accq;)ted. Town Clerk Ralph F(xtl rqwrted that he had a verbal agreement fiYxn (e (rf ^ the landowners affected "lumexatkxi and that be had, at presoit, no reqxxse from tbeotbos.

gressman Walter Jones, banking tee board fix'tiidr concern In the reinstatement of the Revenue Sharing Act to the town.

Tbny Carter, at Talbert-Oox Affiocdates, (xxnmuntty {banner, reported on the progress of rehabilitding the bcxnes of E31a Waller and Susie Moore. Carter said other finding for 1980 was not apixoved, but tt was bopdul form Town advisor Cart Dean rqxxted on curb and gutter f(x East Main St Dean said the state wtf placing this in its five year plan for future constnx:-tion.

Ernest Lee Cax presented the board with a xnprty map and questioned tee proporty tekenby the city on a portion of Kennedy St The matt was taken under advisemed by the town at-Uxney.

Bessie Gray also presented the board with a request to inq)rove a p(xtion at Gardner St. at tee Grays Pteeview Care H(xne No. One and No, Two. The matter was handed to tee towns street department for action.

May Wdter Dail rqxxted Powor Agency No. Two will hold a meeting in Greeivllle on April 15 to dis(^ the membship in Power Agaicy No. Three. Majw EfoU said this was the not ep for obtaining power from (7&L inthefikure.

Citizas (XKe again brought before the board the cpiestkxi a$ to why the pdice d^^maks radar was suspended, requesting it be reinstated.

Mayor Dail said, Whats been done has beai dixie. At the end of 90 days well discuss it.

Steve Thonqwon quedioned the board as to the p<kicemans duties asisting fire units outside the town limits.

Al(ierman Bobby Crawfixd offered the exidanation. Thisbas been thought tbrou^ and throu^. Iftbecoukyrecpiestsa policanan, tbai I think we should send one. This leaves the town without a p(diceman vriiile hes outside the town limits in the four mile fire didrict. The highway patid should provide any needed traffic handling. Mayor Dail rqxxted wat sales to.farmers lad year netted $1,012. Dail said farmers would be charged tee rate of $1 per acre this year. Dail also noted water used by farmers was fnxn

tteSra and not^m the drinking qply.

In other business the board approved sdvertfonk fcx* tax lein sales of 1979, and consida-tion was given to adopting a liability insurance pcdicy fix' p(dicemi,

It was also noted by the board members, the fuel charge tortee ^ril 20 dectric billing would be reduced from $20 per 1,000 kUowatts to $18 per 1,000 kilowatts.

Also iqiproved by the board was a recj^ to dose Sylvania Street, next to A. G. Cox Sikxxk, between the hours of 8-8:30 a.m. 3-3:30 p!m. to allow schod buses to load and unload.

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(Through the magic of a Gift from Ariane Ckrk, Meander Sue has foiled a Serpent from stinging her to death, and thinks she is heading home from out of the Forest. However, she /ws gotten turned around and is actually heading deeper into the Forest.)

Suddenly Meander Sue encountered Mizz Pie, a wicked witch, who Spat at her and said, 'You are going in the wrong direction, Meander Sue. You are lost! Ha!"

'Oh, help me!" cried Meander Sue. 1 am trying to get back to my Sweetheart, Boycott."

'1 will help you," said Mizz Pie. "lust touch die tips of your fingers to the tips of my fingers." So. Meander Sue did, and was turned into a green stone.

Meanwhile, Boycott, who was buying silk flowers and other things from Ariane Clark, suddenly Thought: "Where's Meander Sue? If she went into that Forest! Well, I must go and see." So Boycott went into the Forest wlwe there were * weird sounds and horrible cries on every side. A Black night "Steady," Boycott sakl to himself, Pressing forward.

(What can Boycott do, now that Meander Sue has been turned into a green stone? Continued..)

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12 Questions For Sobering Thought

By Abigail Van Buren

1980 by Univaratl PrM Syndical*

DEAR ABBY: You i^bably wont remember me, but I am a fairly euccewrful, middle-aged family man who wrote to you about a year ago telling you I thought I had a problem with alcohol. I was drunk when I wrote that letter and couldnt remember mailing it, but I know I did because much to my surprise I received an answer from you!

You sent along a list of 12 questions to be answered yes or no; you told me if there were four or more yeses I was in deep trouble. You also urged me to go to just one Alcoholics Anonymous meeting.

To make a long story short I went, feeling slightly embarrassed, but my embarrassment soon turned to courage when I found doctors,Jawyers, musicians, school teachers, l^llhops, policemen and construction workers there. I was relieved to learn that 1 was not alone that others suffered from the same feelings of fear, inadequacy and guilt ^at I felt On this, my first anniversary of sobriety, I just had to say you for seiding me to A.A. You saved my life.

RAY

DEAR RAY: No thanks due me. I merely pointed to the road. You took It.

To celebrate your sobriety, I am printing the 12 questions so tiat others who wonder if they have a drinking problem can test thmnselves. The test was written by those who know first-hand what alcoholism is all about - members of Alcoholics Anony

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At Wits End

1. Have you ever decided to stop drinking for a week or so, but only lasted for a couple of days?

Yes( hNo( ).

Most of us in A Jk. made all kinds of promises to ourselves and to our families. We could not keep them. Then we came to A A, which said: ** Just try not to drink today. (If you do not drink today, you cannot get drunk today.)

2. Do you wish people would mind their own business about your drinking stop telling you what todo?Yes( );No( ).

In AJk. we do not tell anyone to do anything. We Just about our own drihking, the trouble we got Into and how we stopped.

3. Have you ever switched from one kind of drink to another in the hope that this would keep you from gettiiMi drunk? Yes( ); No( ).

We tried all kinds of ways. We made our drinks weaker. Or Just drank beer. Or we did not drink fftfkteff*- Or only drank on weekends. You name it, we tried it. But if we drank anything with alcohol in it, we usually got drunk eventually.

4. Have you had a drink in the morning during the past year? Yes( );No( ).

Do you need a drink to get started, or to stop shaking? This is a pretty sure sign that you are not

- drinking sociaUy. a t uu *

6. Do you envy people who can drink without getting into trouble? Yes ( );No( ).

At one time or another, most of us have wondered w we were not like most people, who really can take it or leave it.

6. Have you had problems connected with drinking dtti^ the past year? Yes( ); No( ).

Be honest! Doctors say that if you have a problem with alcohol and keep on drinking, it wUl get worse - never better, ., .

7. Has your drinking caused trouble at home?

Yes( );No( ).

8. Do you ever try to get eatra drinks at a party because you do not get enough? Yes ( ); No ( ).

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Its worked on qukk-stltch, gbr-mesfa canvas with doubte strands of knitting worsted or Mngle strands of bulky polyester craft yam. One side pand is per sonalized with your own moDogim and the otber pand CttTles out die leaf and bory motii. Use your Jeftover canvas and ^uns to make a matching set of coasters.

TO obtain dbrecttons iar making the butto^y wasttoas^ cover and coastare, send your request in' Leaflet No. 3196 with 11.00 and a loi^ sdf-addressed envelope to Pat Trexler, The DaUy Reflector P.O. Box 810, North Myrtle Beach, S.C. 29582.

Or you may wder Kit No. K-S196 by sending check or money wder for $14.00 to Pat

Trexler at the same address. Each kit wfll include the instnm-tioD leaflet, plasc canvas sheets, Bemat Ttortz Graft Yam in seven colors and a needle. Wastebasket is not included, l^iedfy your dxdce o teal blue, gold and brown or deep tmwcrtoe, gi^ and Ivown for the butterfly colors. A cream odor background is included for dther dto* combination. The de^ is worked fnxD a chart.

In these days of soaring Infla-tko, you can keep your gift budget iBider control with handmade gifts which always mean so mud) more than anyttiing you can purchase. The redpieats of such gifts know that you have given of yoursdf.

This does take a lot of advance {danning and working, however. Like most of you, I dont have any free daytime hours for doing my needlewOTk. I use the time between finishing q> the stvper (fishes and be(Wme to create witb needles and yam.

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ed in an evening or two - most take two or more weeks to oom-idete when working on this type of schedule. With this in mind, I think diat you wai agree that late spring and early summeris the ideal Ume to start on your (lirlstmas list Throi# the next few weeks, I will feature maqy ^ items and will hope that I can Insfdre you to crmde scnne your own dmi^is.

If you dont like to knit or crochet in the wanner months, fiien try your band at needle-poid, cros8retit(d) or inacraine. If you have never done needle-pobit from a graph chart, why not make this the year you learn to do so?

Charted needlepoint makes a lot of cents, for itcan save you many doUarsI When you work background around a [ew(Hked center design or when you use a canvas witb the design paided on, you are obviously paying f(v the work someone dse has done to get it to thd stage, and this can send the costs soaring.

When you wwt from a chart, however, you purchase only

If you have artistic talent, you can, of course, pdd your own designa directty onto the canvas and dimlnde the use of charts altogeflier. Acrylic paints thfam-ed with wder are usually used for this pivnose.

I should mentkn here thd you should never mark your canvas wifi) any type of marker or pen wbicfa is not dwohkely waterproof. There are some felt tip pens which are marketed specifically for needlepoid canvas. These are usually available d needlework toops.

Mod needlepoid canvas (ex-oqA idaaUc canvas) needs to be bto(dDed and fiiis blockiiM process involves moistening the Ifieoe. If yoiff markings are nd waterproof, they can bleed through and conq>Ietdy ruin e beautiful piece of needlepoint. So, if you are in doubt about a noarker, dont use it.

0. Do you tell yourself you can stop drinking anytime you want to, even though you keep getting drunk when you dont mean to? Yes ( ); No ( ).

Many of us kidded ourselves into thinking that we drank because we wanted to. After we came into A.A., we found out that once we started to drink, we couldnt stop.

10. Have you missed days at work because of drinking? Yes( ); No( ).

Many of us admit now that we called in sick lots of times when the truth was that we were hung-over or on a drunk.

11. Dk) you have blackouts? Yes ( ); No ( ).

A blackout is when there are drinking hours or days we cannot remember.

12. Have you ever felt that yoiir life would be better if you did not drink? Yes ( ){ No ( ).

Alcoholics Anonymoujs is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve a common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism.

The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. There are no dues or fees for membership. It is self-supporting through voluntary contributions.

Look for AA. in your phone book, or write to Box 459, Grand Central Station, New York, N.Y. 10017 for information.

Dont UK a pencil dtber. The graphite from the toad will usually come off (the yarn as you pull the yarn through the canvas and will show up as grey smudges on any 11^ yam.

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Oonfesskns of m 8 a.m. Mon., Wed., FrL, Begfnaii Aerobic Dancer.

Oh, God, this was a mistake.

I knew it. Im the only person in this room who remanbers Guy Lombardo ttxl has backs of knees that look like a map of New Enghmd. Tens. Theyre all teosflfingoolS.

Please, God, I have never asked you for a Ug one. If you ronentoer fiie time I let my motberinlaw feed butoand hot sotg) a spooidid at a time toien he bad a cold tod said nothing... let me have a g)ot in thebatdtrow.

Now listen to me, feet Im going to tell you this Just once. When fl)M music starts I want to move. I dont care what rest of my body tdls you... Just move!

Why me, God? Why do I always get next to file girl whoK hair is long enough on top to pull back? Who doesnt wear underwear under her leotard? Who takes the (Mfoo scarf off her neck tod ties tt around her WAIST? WboK ti^ts bag at the knees?

The music is starting. Step, doae, twirl, kick. Step, dose, twiii, kick. Dumn^! You Just apologized to a wall for bumping into it. Wish I could take off fiWK wamHg) pants, but I dont know anyone in this ronm wdl

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An fids is my laabtods fmift. I used to dance until I mar ried him. Now Ive loat it. Thats not the ody excuR. Im a nnother. None of tbsK girls in ben bM ever given bbrtb. None of tbem knows what it ia to dwce when your entire body ia ttTtog-ed around yoiff knees.

How long to this record? What to she spring now? Dont forget to breathe. If 1 breathed any harder, Id fog up the entire mirror.

My leg! 1 have a cramp in my leg! Oh, thats cute. Theyre playing,Staying Alive.Is it my Imagination or to everyone iook-ing at me? Whats the matter with thett people? Dont th^ ever get tired? I got it. This to the road conqiaiv ^ Chorus Line. \

Wonder how old Scarf WaM to out? It figures. She doesnt even sweat. Not one bead. C(ne to think oi it Ive never seen anyone over 5T who sweats. How do they do fi)at?

Its om. I think 1 hurt myself. Walt a minute. Theres someone who looks Ifice shes pasdng Old. Her hair to wild as an unmade bed, her arms are dragging on the floor and her pants are bagging.

Wbat kind of a creep woidd put a mirror in a room this small?

To Visit Here

North Carolinas First Lady, Carolyn Hunt, will be vistting Pitt County Wednesday. Sbe will be bonnred at two receptkMSB.

The first will be held in Farm-vOle at the tKxne of Mrs. John B. Lewis Jr., 408 May Court, from l:3l>-2:30 p.m. The second will be in Greenville at file home of Mrs. Philip P. Burks Jr., 103 Crown Point Rd.,fromM:30p.m.

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Our Sunday columniat, Noel Yancey, has a way dt setting North Carolinas history straight and doing it with s(dkl facts.

Sunday his column was about the late Gov. Gregg Cherry, a governor we didnt particularly remember for great acccui^^lishmaits.

But, Yancey pointed aui, it was Gov. Cherry, a man of iron determination, who kept the North Carolina delegation from walking out on the 1948 DemocraUc National Convention to Join Strom niurman

and the Dixiecrat Party.

Cherry held his seat when the other

southerners walked out following adoption of the civil ri^ts plank and there was a scuffle in the state delegation. Some tried to grab the standard but Cherry gripped it firmly.

The formation of the Dfadecrat party was expected to draw enou^ Democratic support to make certain the election (rf RepuWican Presidential candidate Thomas E. Dewey. It is well known now that in perhaps the greatest upset American hisUxy Harry Tinman was elected and went on to be one of our better presidrats.

It might not seem so now, but keeping the North Caitdina delegation within the Democratic Party was not the popular thing to do at the time tor Gov. Cherry.

Once again, however, history shows us that doing what is popular is not always to do what is ri^t. Gov. CSierry did >nhat was ri^t in 1948 and that makes him a giant in North Carolina history.

OPEC To Tighten Squeeze?

Oil ministers of the Organization of Petroleum exporting Countries are to hold a ^)ecial session in Saudi Arabia May?.

No agenda has been announced but when OPEC meets price increases are usually the sitoject of amversa-tion these days.

THIS AFTERNOON

OPEC oil is squeezing the world, and so far the industrialized, and the third world, nations have found no way or wUl to fi^t back.

It is a problem which can be solved with all the alternative energy sources available to us. We wonder though, if we will get to moving before it is too late.

By JAMES J. KILPARTICK

A School Concern

Dismantling A System

ByBIIi.NOBLlTT

RALEIGH - There is an undercurrent of concern seething within North Carolinas public school classrooms which some people art convinced is interfo--ing with the educational process.

Mainstreaming is the root of the problem. The Fedmd Education for All Handier ped Children Act of 1975 has been in^>lemaited in N(Mtb Candina schools through required state legislatkm.

The professkmals say little in public about what is happening in sonoe classitxuns, but in private conversacm about problems In the schools, teachers and ad-ministratCH^ express their unhai^iness with the situa-tkm.

The matto* is a saisitive one. Few will doiy that all possible should be (ke fw those children suffering mro-tal, emotkmal, and physical handle^.

Crasiderable investment in facilities and training of q>ecial educatim perscmnd has previously been committed to dealing most effectively with special childroi.

Set Apart

But the very term special became the taiget of reformers: special buses, special buildings, special teadiers, add q)ecial programs a combined to set the handicapped apart from others - making the general puUic less concerned and seisitive to the proUmns; and making the youngsters themselves feel fnmi society at large.

TTujs came mainstreaming. To the degree possible, children with problems are to be treated in normal classnxHns along with aU the otho- children. No q;iecial sctKxds where the handicapped are concentrated were

encouraged, and those children in need (rf highly qiecialized aids were to attend r^ar classes as mud) as possUde, then get the q)ecial imgrams far only part of the day.

What happens, thou^, when a ro(nful of students with a teacher find themselves part of this experiment?

studmts say the dtuatkm robs them of considoable time fitmi regular routines.

Dealing with the mainstreamii^ revdutkm is proving a costly process as wdl. Not only have a host of q)ecial educatkm teacbm, supervisors and administrators been required, but it is certain that teachers in regular dasattom settings must have more hdp in the form of dassroom aides or special assistaiXs to deal with their regular charges and the distractkms created by the handiciq)ped.

Even more costly are (CamedmpigS)

WASHINGTON-The two-party system in the United States was in deep troidde long before Mr. Justice Stevois took pen in hand to prq>are his reced opinion in BranU vs. Finkd. With that (pinion, the system is in deepw trouble yet. Verily is it written that from him that hath not shall be taken away evo) that vdiich be hath.

About all the two parties have had ^ing fw them in recent years is the power to reward the party faithful with public Jobs. That power, to be aire, has been vastly circumscribed by the growth of a care' dvil sevice at both the state and federal levds. Even so, many Jobs have re-mained available as paftnniq^. In the wake ol the

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In a good mimber (rf cases, repmts Aow podtive results. The handic{q)ped child flnds accq>tance and begiiK to deal with the problem while adjusting to the new surroundings. The otha* kids learn to handle their relationships with handici9)ped pers(s bdto:. The teadiers are diallenged to provide ^>ecial help.

In a good mimber of other cases, bowevor, Vben are bcxTm-dories. Much depends tq)on the nature of U specific proUem (rf the child; in what way it manifests itsdf, bow severe it is, etc.

In severe cases classes are disnq>ted, emotional confrontations create tensions detrimental to learning, yoimgders taunt one another and build walls of distrust and dislike, teachers who confess they are not trained to handle d>^cial proUems fed unable to bandte them, and both teachers and

Other Editors Say Suspects Filters

(Rocky Mount Telegram)

Anyone who smokes filter cigarettes in the belief that theyre safer than nonfilters might be in for an unpleasant surprise.

According to recent studies, fter cigarettes may be more riPtrimontfli to health than regular ones, says the Health Insurance Institute.

ft", G.H. Miller, director of Studies on Smoking, Edinboro, Pa., told the Institute that the real culprit is carbon monoxide, which is much higher in filtered smoking.

The carbon monoxide, he says, would seem to be more

dangerous than nicotine and tars, once considered the prime

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AdvortWno ratos and doodNnoa avaHablo upon roquoot. Mombor Audit Buroaii of CIrciifotlon.

As far as Im concerned, says the Edinboro State CoUege professor, nicotine in the minute quanties inhaled by smokers is not deadly; carbon nuinoxide is.

In fact, according to Dr. Millers receny reported study of 7,600 indlvidualB wtio died betweo) 1972 to 1974 in Erie County, Pa., noofllter smokers, on the average, can expect to oulve filter smokers 1^ three to four years.

My mesage then to sm(*ers, he says, is to stop, mk switch.

The basic proUem witktbe cartxm nuMxndde according to his report, is that it produces cholesterol plaque, which can increase arteriosclerosis and hi^ Uood pressure.

Further, according to Dr. Miller, the dislodging of plaque from arterial walls results In heart attacks and aneurysms. And this would explain, he continues, the higher car-(Bovascular disease <tf the smcAer conqiared with the nommoker and also the filter cigarette smoker compared with the nmfilter cigarette smokor.

Since studies showing the safety of filter cigarettes cannot be airftotiHraiPd, filter cigarettes cannot be considered safar than noofilto cigarettes.

It is time, says Dr. Miller, that all physicians, heMth professionals, government dflcials and the genc^ puWic reMize that carbOT nwnoxlde is an extrondy dangotwis compound.

Therefore, aU smokers, whether they smoke filter or non-fOter cigarettes, shodd stop smoking for the sake of tbelr very lives and their health.

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Si^rone Courts opmlon in the Branti case, the number will be significantly lower.

The facts of the case were not in dispute. In Rockland County, N.Y., a public defendo* is iq^inted by the county legislature far a six-year term. The Job is a patronage job, contrtdled by whicbeva- party contrds the l^islature when a vacancy occurs. 11)6 pddic defendo* in turn is adhorized to appoint nine assistants who serve at his pleasure. These Jobs also have been patronage Jobs.

When the Republicans rd-ed Rockland cWty, Aarm Finkd and Alan Tabakman won Jobs as assistant pudic defenders. They are bdfa Republicans. But when Democrat Pder Branti todt over as pudic defendor in January 1978, he promptly set abod a housedeaning. He handed Finkel and Tabakman their walking papers, the better to pd worthy Democrats in tbdr place. The two refused to walk. Instead they filed sdt, codro-dingthat it is unconstitdional (under the First Anwnd-ment) for them to be disdiarged because of their' political associations. A U.S. district judge agreed with this contontkn; ie U.S. Second Circdt affirmed the ruling on appeal; and a couple of weds ago the Supreme C!ourt, speaking throu^ Mr. Justice Stevens, sweepin^y iq^d the lower courts.

The six-man majority agreed, a dt dubioudy, that party affiliation may be an acceptable requiremok far some government Jobs. Undo* some circumstances, a position may be appropriately considered pditical even though it is neither confidential nor policymaking in diaracto:. Bd theultimato tod, said the court, has nothipg to do with pdlcy or confidoice: The quedion is whether the hiring

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authority can demonstrate that party affiliation is an ap-pixpriato requirement for the effective performance of the public office involved.

In a footnote packed with ominous implications, the court said flatly that public funds, whkb are collected from tajq^ayers of all parties, cannot be expoided for the benefit of (me pcditical party simply because that party has control oi the government. The distribution of patronage manifestly benefits a party. In udiat otber fashion are party loyalists to be rewarded?

Mr. Judice Powell, who was joined in dissent by Rebnquist and Stewart, (R)served that the majcritys vague and sweeping language surely will create vad uncertainty and vad litigation as w^. The effect will be to decrease the accountability and doiigrate the role of our naUimal political parties. Without the ri^t Indians in subordinate Jobs, how is evoi the wised ef to carry out the wishes of the voters u4)0 dectedhim?

It is fair to ask what became of Mr. Giief Judice Burger in this case. Four years ago, in a very similar case invfdving mincHr sp-pointoes of the Cook County (DL) sheriff, the <^ef Justice was fully in accord with Mr. Justice Powell. Fch* courts to interfere with such patrcmage, be said, is to intrude up<m legidative concerns. It drains the Fird Amendment, be added, to h(4d that toe Cimditutkm (xmunands something it has not beoi thou^t to require for 185 years. He scorned the iq^pctoitees adt as a classic exan^de of trivializing (xm-dltuticmal adjudication. Ob-viimsly the chiefs 1976 views have gone torou^ a sea (d (toange.

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By ROWLAND EVANS

and ROBERT NOVAK

PHILAmPHIA-Mayor William Green of Philade^ is aU but certain to endone Sen. Edward M. Kennedy for president amoetime this we, a poten-Ually far-reaching event toat p(dds 19 defects in Pred-dent Carters uni()ue redec-tkmcanqmign.

That BUI Green should wait so long to oxkw old pal and family fri)d Tedcfy Komedy is partially attributable to the durko* side of toe Carto' method; the Inydied thred of retribution againd cities whose mayors on)08e toe presidait. But toat same method's studied snubs of this citys new mayor have felted Urn to end up as an oiemy.

A Green endorsonent could be toe added edge enading Kennedy to win the Po)n-sylvania Democratic primary April 22, uhere Carto' could drive a final stake throu^i toe Kennedy campaigns heart. Green ba(ddng Kennedy firms up an apparoitly sitostantial lead in Philaddpbia (about 20 per-coit of toe state Democratic vote) and also builds Koi-nedys prestige elsewhere In toe state.

Ihe prospect of Komedys challenge being prdonged nationally by PhiladdpUa can be traced to the Carter method. It is li^t <m lofty poetry and heavy on pedestrian elbow grease: meticulous attoition to petty details such as ballot place-moit of ddegates, social aroenittes and minH* govern-ment largesse from Washington, surprise presidential telqihone calls to p(ditical hacks. Its darker side is shrouded in vindictiveness and coerckm.

That darker side is seoi in Carters attitude toward Philadelitoia, a city 119 miles from Washington be has never visited as president. The overt reascm for his abseiK was the embarrassing presence untfi Jainiary of Frank Rizzo as a mav^k right-wing Democratic mayor. But Democratic politicians here believe CartCT neither forgave oh-forgot that. Philadel{toia voted against him in his climactic 1976 Pennsjdvania primary triunqih.

Rq>lacemait of Rizzo by toe incon^ably more con-goiial Green did not help. Greois personal ties with

Kennedy led the White House inner circle to rttmUM his professioos of noitrality. That tgnored tois tndh; Green, aoboied harsh realities of municipal finance, is appalled by Kennedys openbanded econHnic liberalism.

Consequently, a little presidential romancing mi^t have secured Greens neutrality. Instead, there was a cold shoulder, and not because of presidential preoccupidkm with Iran. Invitations for toa M the White House came to everybody and his tmitoer, but not to Bill, a Green inskler told us. Carter has been busy telqihoning low-levd politicians su(to as city Re^strar of Wills Ron Donatucci, Democratic leader of the 26to ward in South Itoiladriphia utooe the president needs help. No calls went to the mayor. ^

Vltoat Green has received from Waridngton is a little carrot and a little stick. The carrot: Secretary of Commerce Pbi^p Klutznick came here to reveal that Philaddphia bad wtm out over Lynn, Mass., for a $2.2 million shoe research facility (Pennsylvania no longer manufactures shoes, but Massactousetts voted for Ken-ne<fy). The stick: Although legal ingiedimaits had been cleared, urban development grants far Hiiladriphia re-mained stalled In

That rtall suggested a broado- threat toat this dty would suffo- cruelly if its mayor o^wsed the president. I wouldrather that Bill kept noitral,! <me local Kennedy leader confided. We need toe fedtf al money more than Kennedy needs Green.

The mayor has bero [riay-ing it both ways. While he maintains puUic neutrality, his fund-raisers have raised mooey for Komedy. David Glancy, Greens new hand-picked city chairman, has beo) officially neutral but {NTivatdy ino-KeDoecfy.

Apart from future blockages in the fedoral mcmey i^^dioe, the president's present budget ok-backs prompted quick rrtaliatkm. District attfnney Edward Roiddl, a dynamic new pineal presence here, reacted quickly to Cartoris cut of law oiforcement grants by breaking his seifinq;x)sed restrictkm (m (CotSiauedODpageS)

Public Forum

Letters sitomitted for Publto Flirm abouM bt llml^ words. The editor resorves the ri^ to edit longer letters.

To the editor:

The missprited (hot^ fixr heroin) in toe headline (rf the Sunday editkm of your newspiqier was an onbarrasring reflection (m your journalistic professionalism. Despite my efforts to hide it from out of state visitors in my home, they uncovered toe pq>er and toe sound of toeir snickoing is stUl ringing in my ears.

Interestin^y, several years ago I asked you for a jOb fiud would prevent such errors. I didnt get it. It would appear toat noonedsedideitb'.

Mrs.LouS.N6laao

Editors Note: Heroin is toe preforred spdllng, of course, but Websters Third New International Dicfiooary of toe English Lanpage (Unabridged) also gives heroiiie as a spelling for toe narcotic substance referred to in our Sunday article in

BEUEP INVOLVES ACnON What is Christian belief? It is more than mere belief in .facts. We may know that two l^us two makes four, and our life will probaNy be none the better or worse for knowing it. But if we sfocer^ believe are^[ioustrtitl),itwUlbave a profound eHect upon our way of life.

In the field of religion, to believe something means to bdieve it enough to act upon it wHh confidene^. We not only heifove toat we

We not only regard Christ as a historical figure; we bdieve toat his spirit is creMing history toclay and toat he can revitalize our lives if we will permit Um to doso.

Creeds have no value ladeas we appropriate them iido our lives and aOow than to make a (Ufforence in wbM we do.

to believe that the Bible is the Word of God is to use its words for guidance because it is a m*ge straight from

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By LOUISE (XX)K Assodatod Press Writer

Recent govonmo and industry moves to restrict toe me of credit have made it DMHre imp(laid than emfor consumos to learn the rights and req)onsitdIities of bu)^ now and paying lata*.

%)ecific credit toms vary from iendo to lendo and state to state. The baric princfoles (d credit useand misuse are fairly standard, howevo, and the American Bar Asiociatioa has prepoed a 36page bocddet to help clear iq> confusion. The booklet, called Your Guide to Ckmsumer Credit and Bantaigdcy, costs $1. It is avaiUbte from toe American Bar Association, Order-Billing 1S7,1156 E. 60to St., Chicsio, 60637.

Ihe ABA booldet coqdains what credit is and shows you how to (xniq)are costs for different types of credit. It includes chaptetson applying for credit, checking your

credit record, correcting credit mistriKS, figuring out whetba* you have reached your credit limtt, dealing witoxlriX odiectors and, if all else falls, going bankrupt.

Sboppingfor credit is a key. There are two terms finance charge md annual perceidage rateto keq) in mind when youre looking at the cost of a loan. The finance charge is toe total amount -in (kdlars and cents - you pay to use the lenders money. It includes interest and qtecial (toai^ like service fees or (rodit-related insureuM premiums. The annual percodage rate -eqraed asapercoit- is the rate of Interest on a yeeriy basis. Lendws must tdl you boto toe finance (toarge and toe amual per-centagerate.

Decide what you are tooking for wbed you borrow money. Are you willing to pay more in the long run in ex-tor lowor moidhly

payments? A three-year, $4,000 loan at 11 percent onaial biterest would mean monthly payments of $131. Your total tadoest over the 36 mmdte would be $716. A four-year loan for toe same amount of money at toe same rate would mean monthly payments (d only $l(B. Bid your total intoest ovor 48 ndhs would bel862.

The cost of open-end or revidving credit like the kind you get m bank cards depends not only on the annual percentage rate, but also on the way your outstanding balance is crictdated. The creditfMr has to tril you hid) method is used: average balance, prevjpui bsfonpe or adjusted balnoe. Tlte ifo-justed balance method is toe cheapest; the previous balance system is the most expensive.

Wise use of credit includes knowing ^|dop csnJttifoMii

your limit? Thrce is no general, all-encompaaiing answer,'^ says the bar association. There are some danger signs, however. You probaNy are at <ur nefu* your Umitif:

-Moidldy piQnnents for all your debts excq>t your mortgage add up to mero than 20 percoit of you monthly takehiHne pay aftertaxes.

^You never pay more than the minimum due each month. Many creditws are increasing the minimum pigment; if you can barely manage the existing minimum, you could be in troutde vAcn new take effect. Try to increase payg^ or your own,

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jpt you used to buy edth 1. Credit sboidd not be purchases

(OoetdtmPa^l) drug 10 or even > Umes stnnger depending on factors sucb m which (frug and toterance level, which is influenced by the persons whether he takes other dni9 (illegally or doctor inrescwd). This sets up the overdose effects (rf otbo' dqmisants, she said.

Alcohol is an extmody active drag, and in axnbinatkm with other drugs it can be fatal, Ms. Terry said. Alcohol and Valium (tran-(piilizer) ix* (Juaaludes can actually cause peofde to die, saidNenno.

The fanoous (rf the deMy alcotxd-drug nbinatioos is barbitiB^tes. They have high ovotlose potential and a heavy dumcecMf physical ad-dictioa, according to Ms. Terry.

Use and abuse fw barbiturates are divided between prescription and illicit sources. Legal prescriptk barbiturates are numerous and illicit ones (bought (rff the streets) are called Reds and are sdd as 100 milligrams of Secobarbital. Reds may contain anything from weak tranquilizers to actual bar-Mturates, in a wide variety of strengths. Other street names include yellow jackets, rainbows, Mexican Reds and dozens of other names which vary according to locality and dealers sales pitch.

Secobarbitals, illegal or pharmaceutical (usually bright red capsules) or ilUcit (usually pink capsules), are more conunonly s(dd than any other single drug in the barbiturate category, according to the Do It Now Foundatkm, drug researcher.

Effects of barbiturates range hrom mild sedative to tongue slurring tb shg)(Nr and are usually classtfled as nm-selective depressants. They defxess or slow down the activity of flie entire ceibal nervous system (brain and ^inai (X^). Because the cei^ nervous system is responsible for thinking, reasoning, and sensory power, and vital functions such as tmeathing and heartbeat, <me can see that if the system slowed down to the poii^ of stopfdng, death woidd result, said Ms. Terry,

Because akobol is also a central nervous system depreauid and acts on the taraln in ways simflar to ba^ biturates, the two together {xoduce an addictive effect: One study found that when alcoixd was combined witti barbiturates, the lethal doseitf the barbiturate was neariy SO potent less when used alone.

DefHtssants (nt downers (whether theyre alco-bol/sedative-hypnotic, sedative-hypnotic/tranquilizer or alc(Aol/tran-qutuzo*) can be fatal, ac-ixxding to researdi reports.

in case a persm has not overdosed but is going in that

Church Holding Revival Week

The St. Paid Church of Christ EHschdes of Christ in Ayden is hcdding revival sovices this week with pastor A.L. Matthew

dlrecUoo, Ms. Terry gave in-stnictiooa to assist persons b) contact adfl) him. The nudn thing is to try to keep the person txeathing. He may be {pven artificial req^tikin.

If be has overdosed, never try to make him Uttow up for be may ingest the vomit and suffocate, she said.

If there is any chance that a person is in danger of overdose, be dxxdd be taken to the bo^ital immediately. Thte ai^dies for all drugs, the counsdcxsaid.

Try to keep him awake but if you cant, get him to the ho^ttal and take a sample (rf the drugs with you fw quick remedy must be administered, Ms. Terry sakl.

Eadi pwsons tdm*ance level to drags is diffoent and will depend on whether be has eaten, what is going on vdth him internally, the amount of drugs ingested and wbetho' drugs wope takm in cmn-binatkm with other drugs, she said.

Will Speak At Revival

Rev. Jim Herdi^ihahn, pastw of Grace Biq)ti8t Church in Wilmlngtim, will begin a soles of one day BiUe confoences at Peof^s Baptist Temple at 7:30 tonight.

Rev. J. M. Bragg, pastore the Peoples Baptist Temple, hosts tUs series of conferoices u a revidu^mary concept in Bible confoences and evangelism. The soies will feature one qpeaker eadi month throi#out the year. Most of the dates will be on ITuesdays to acconmodate the visiting speaker and the pid^c.

Aiming For the Great Race

Today is the deadline for drivers to enter cars in the countrys mct famous auto race the Indianapolis 500. Altogether, more than 80 cars are expected to try to qualify for this years race. Qualification trials held on the two weekends before the race will determine which 33 cars actually make the starting lineup. In recent years, the fastest drivers have qualified at speeds of more than 200 m.p.h. The race takes place on a 2A mile oval track. The first driver to complete 200 laps 500 miles wine. Ray Harroun won the first Indy 500 in 1911 with an average speed of about 75 m.p.h.

DO YOU KNOW - On what holiday weekend does the Indianapolis 500 take place?

MONDAY'S ANSWER - Pierre Trudeau is Canada's prime minister.

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Expansion For PCA Building

Work la taiderway oo a 3,300 The Pitt-Greene PCA moved square foot additkm to the Pitt- hito the present First Street of-Greene Production Credit flees, hkh comain smne 3,400 Associations office facilities at square feet, in 1975.

100 E. First Street here. The cooperative (rffm

Arnold B. Parris, ixestdeot of and intermediate loan so-vices the farmer tending cooperative, to farmers in Pitt and Greene said that the addltk on the east Counties. Organized in 1933, the side (g the (xesent structure should be completed in about six

Parris explained that the addi- Nobim Col

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local PCA currently Im smne The asaocuuk also services 1,200 mendiers hi the two com- hx term terns for the Federal tte and a present outstanhng Land Bank Assoclatim cd loan volume <g $43 million. WadiingU.

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tkn W1 be made a part Of flie existing building with the exterior design complementing the preseih structure. The liUerkx of the new section wfl] feature a marnsburg thane, he noted.

Accordii^ to Parris, part of the present PCA staff will move bdo flie new section, uhicb wUl house the bookkeqiing dq;>art-ment, jxivate offices, a vault, an enqilo^ lounge, and flie presidents office.

Some 38 parking spaces will be availaUe when tbe addition work is finished, the spokesman said, and a driveway aroimd the buildfaig will have exits oo First Street and Cotancfae Street. Landscaihng work is also plained to coincide witb tbe new addition.

Parris said that the onstruc-tkn work is being bandied by Carolina B & M Construction Co. of Charlotte.

ELIZABETH CITY, N.C. (AP) The first commadal boat buUt in Elizabeth Gty in several years stayed afloat for two wedm befme it met its fiory death off tbe Florida coast last weekend.

The Oiacpiirte, a 32-foot vessel designed to siqipmt offdnre oil expkxatkn, was on its maidai voyage vhen it burned and sank off F(t Laudodaie, Fla. Tbe lone occupant of tbe uninjured.

Craig Weltman, duty officer at tbe Fort Lauderdale Coast

REV.JIMHERCHENHAHN

Future dates and qieakers include: Rev. Ed Jack, May 18; Dr. Jacksin, Jime 6; Dr. J. B. Buffington, June 21; Dr. Bill Monroe, July 22; Dr. Tom Wallace, Aug. 26 and Dr. Jerry Churd) in November.

The puUic is invited to attend.

Mental Health Beard Ta Meet

The Pitt County Area Mental Health Board wiU meet Wednesday at 4 p. m. at tbe Pitt Co. Mental Health Center.

CVmimittee reports will be made by Ronald Rice, Mental Retardation; William McDonald, Alcohol and Drug Abuse; AUen Hahn, Adult Services; Thelma Switzer,. CMdrens Services; and Robert Martin, Personnel and Finance.

Martin also will report on the Easton Regional Area Board Association. Jerry Lotterhos will present the Annual Evaluatkm R^; and Dr. Stephen Creech, Area Director, W1 give his monthly report.

The monthly meeting of the board is open to tbe public, according to Dr. James H. Bailey, chairman. The board meets each third Wednesday at the center.

Guard Statkm, said tbe Cha-(piiste caught fire about 4 p.m. Saturday. A Coast Guard cutter readied tbe scene about 5 p.m., bid tbe Chaquiste already had burned to the watollne.

it sank in 400 feet in water a few minutes later.

The Chaquiste was launched in mid-March after being completed at tbe Elizabeth City Shipyard, vhich was recently purdiased by a local dentist and bis wife. The fiber^ass vessel was the first of several planned boats designed to Imd sig^iort to offshore dl rigs almg tbe Yucatan Poiinsula id Mexico.

Nigel Help^ 33, was tbe ccmi-manto of the vessel, vhicb he built fw Alexander Arois of Mexico and sailed for that country. He^ tdd rescuers fliat be had been conducting final trials of tbe Cba^piiste before continuing down the Flwi-da coast whoi be noticed smdce curling out of a hatdi.

He said that when be lifted the hatch, flames aiqpai:ently fed by diesd fuel raced through the vessel.

Evans-Novak

(Co^Umedtitmpagei) pditical endorsemoits and coming out for Kemedy. Simultaneously, tboe were signs of black votes turning away from Carter.

So, Green and his inner circle asked themsdves just bow real is the presidents power to hurt or help Philadelphia. What had Mayor Richard Caliguiris early endorsement of the president won for Pittsburgh? A lot of invitatkms to tbe White House, replies a dose assodateof Caliguiri.

At this writing. Green sp-peared ready to join tbe Kennedy trend in a dty whee uneiqrioymeit always has edipsed moralizing as a pditical issue, and, says a friend, make himsdf fed better by getting ri^t with Teddy. That ultimatdy may not detour Cartels majestic ps^ to a second tenn. But if it does, it will can into question tbe poUjUcs d pmt, flireats and retribution as practiced by the preddats men.

JIM MARTIN

DISTRICT COURT JUDGE CARTERET-CRAVEN-PAMLIC04ITT

Democratic Primary May 6,1980

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To sum up the situatkm, a quote from Uie national publication Teacher Magazine strikes with con-sideraWe force: Frustration, resentmeit, and in extreme cases, outri^^ ***-aqieration describe the attitudes of some educators wrestling with mainstreaming.

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ty, PatTMiage hui been a vital part of our two^iarty system at least since tbe day that Federalist John Adams named Federalist William Mar-twry as a justice of the peace. We wage political canqiaigns partly to throw the OMsi-tions rascals out. And irtiy is this? It is to throw our rascals in. Take this away from the system, and not much remains.

Open House At School Tonight

E.B. Aycock Junior High will hdd an qien house April 15 at 7:30 p.m. to present the new curriculum for the coming school year.

Aycock is in transition from a seven pelod day to a six period day and r^istratioQ for students is important. The staff encourages parents to visit the schod and participate in the planning.

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Stock And Market Reports

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with the bank prime lending restii^ at a record of 10 percent

But anaijRsts said hiveaton renmtaed leery of the effects of w recenkn that is expected to accompany Mny signiflcant declfee in rates.

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(NCDA) - Tte trend on the North Carotina hog raaifect today was HM4y to 75 cents h^MT. WBsoii, S.OO; Kinston a.50; Oiaton, Fayetteville,

Dumi, ESiiabethtown, Pink H1, nne Level, Chadboum, Ayden,

Laurinburg and Benson, 29.00;

Rocky Ifount 2B.00; Sallsbuiy day that industrial production 27.00; Spiveys Comer 26J5- dropped 0.8 percent last month, 27J5. Sows: Spiveys Comer on the heels of a downward-re-(325400 pounds) 23.01^28.00; Fa- vtoed 01 poteitf dediae in yetteville (450 pounds up) 27.00; February.

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was placed on the 14th Street improvemeat segment. Laney noted that the aecthn of 14th Street from Charles Boulevard to the Seabomtl Coast Line Railroad is a part of the South Evtms iHY^ect.

CommistooDos indicated their concurrence in the a^ tk involving the urban renewal projects. It was pointed out Qud in allovrtng the doaeout delay for C8D, HUD suffifested that both ban renwai projects be doted out in 1981.

In ofiier business last nigbt, commission's approved a waiver fnxn toe restrictive covenants of fiie Soutoside project tor toe Evans Co. Laney said toat dm company earlio' purchased a tract from toe oommisaioa at toe comer of Perkins and Howell Streets and buUt a structure on toe lot after receiving a variance from the Botod of Adjustments reganfing setback requironents.

The executive torector said that toe waiver from toe restrictive covenads ot toe Soutoside area is needed tty the amquny in der to gain dear title to toe luroperty.

Faye Brewington, Soutoside project managa* and staff real estate dficer, reported that six acquiidtions wore made since toe March meeting, involving four parcels in South Evans and two in toe West GreenvUle thoroughfare area.

Mrs. Brewington noted that five demditions took (dace during toe period, involving

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Ed Cobb, lehabflttatioo officer, reported that fioee rebabOitatloo pn^ects were completed since the last monto, including two loans and one grut. Contractors are working on five other projects, he sdd, involving tlnee rtodditatioo loans and two grants.

Two 312 loans have been ap-(Hoved by the Ghreenaboro office of HUD, he noted, md bidding was scheduled for two otoer rtoabflitatloQ im)-jects today.

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Included on die agenda is the consideratkMi of toe prdiminaiy plat (A toe Greenwood Fwest Subdivision located off SR 1200 in Arthur Townshfo, East of Pineridge Subdivision, and consideration of tlK Planning

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The purpose of toe ^pedal meeting is to discuss toe 1980-1981 budget.

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(VmtauMiP^l) crease aod five percent increment increase; andaboid the same peroeikage ci increase for nonpnrf^mknal personnd as toe dty schools move to a statewide scale of salaries based on toe Stafi POTsoimei Salaries Act for toe first tone.

The increase in teacher salaries, Cox said, will be contingent on the acton taken Ity toe legislature.

The second item <n Monday ni^t's agenda was discusskn of fiie imiposed scfaod calendar for schoid year 1900-81.

The suggested calendar is for an orientaton day (A August 25, with the first school dity on August 26. HoUdays {Hojecied inriude Novmdier 27 and 28 ftn Thanksgtviiig, a longer toan usual Christmas holiday from December 22 through January4 (due to toe dates on whkto (3ii1stmas and New Year fall), and an Easter bididay of a (idl week, April 29-24.

This would place the grackutom date on Tuesdity, June 9. Relative to a Tuesday graduation, board monbers suggested that Cox have a survey made of JudIots to determine their feelings ifoout a Tuesday instead of a the unal FrUfoy fndURtlon drtesotoattoe bbard ean cimsider a possible adjustment if that is felt to be called fOT.

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The calendar is toie to be acted on at file A|h11 action meeting file board.

WASHINGTON, N. C. - Mr. Herman Hugh OoK, 79, of 2H E. TTtod Street here died in Beaufort County itapitat Mon-dpy.

The funeral aervioe wfD be held Thumbty at 2 p. m. in the chapel of Pail Funeral Home by the Rev. Vernon G. Ibarray. Burial will be In Pamlioo llmiorial Gardens here.

Mr. Cox was a retired farmer and a veteran of World War L Surviving him are his wife, Mrs. Lossie Leggett Cra of the home; two daughters, Mrs. Evdyn Lfaies of Chooowbdty and Mrs. Clifton Hales of Washington; four sons, Adrian Ray Cox and Unwood Eugene Cox, both of WaMdngton, Floyd Dou^ Cox of Robersonvflle andDallasOoKof Lanexa, Va.; a brother, Samuel Cox of Green-ville; two sisters, Mrs. Novdla Paramore and Mrs. Stella Cox, both of Greenville; 18 grandchildren and 10 grandchildren.

The family will be at file home of Mrs. Clifton Hales. 13M Nktoolaon Street, Washington. They will receive friends at the Paid Fimoral Home Wednesday from 7:80 to 9 oclock Wednesday.

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BETHEL Mrs. Nora Daniels died Monday in Pitt Co. Memorial Hospital. Fungal a^ rangaments are inoomplete rt FUmagan Funeral Home.

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Mr. Robert Harris Daniel, S3, died in Pitt Co. Memorial Hoflfdtal Monday from injuries received in an automotdle accident. He resided at 227 (hrton Drive.

The funeral service will be held Wednesday at 11 a. m. in Jarvis Memorial United Methodist Church by the Rev. David Godiiing and the Rev. Carol Goehring, his pastors. A graveside service will be bdd Wednesday at 12:30 p. m. at Maplewood Cemetery in Wilson. The body will be taken from the IHnikOTSon Funeral Home to the churdi at the funeral hour.

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DURHAM->Mr. JmeeRalpb Patton, hmbiDd of lbs. Bertha Moye Pattoo, formertyof Gnen-dfed Sunday at Duke Medical Onier. GraveMde ser vioee were bdd at 8 pm TUea-day at Maplewood Oenwtety.

Mr. Patton was a retired Durtuon attorney. He is sorvtv-ed by Us wife, Mrs. Bertha Moye PUton of Durham; two sons: James R. Pattoo of WaaUngfon, D.C., Macon G. Patton of Greenville, S.C.; one dm^ter, Mrs. Nancy Hudno of Chapd HU; udrtxpandcUldren.

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The funeral service for Mrs. MUnle Briley Worthington wffl be held Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. in the Wfltaxsoo FunerU Chapel by Dr. Harold Dettcfa, her pastor, ttid Dr. Howard Jamei, a former pastor. Burial win be in Pinewood Memorial Part

Mrt. WortUngtoo, 16, a resi-dmt of 2K N. Hatdiog Sreet, (fled Monday. Bon and reeled in toe Beit. Artlar conurxadty, toe bad UvM la (^eenvQle atx IMS. She wee a member of Red (McChrisfiaChurcfa.

Swtvlag her are her husband, W. F. WortUngton; five sons, Frederick W. WortfaUgtoo of Aydfo, WBlbun F. Wor-tUngfoo ir. at near Ayden, Hemy E. WortUogfoo of Rountree; JohnLWorfitoffltooof Fort Worth, TUl, tod Ratyb B. WortUngtoo of La Fort, Tex.; two daufflilecs, Mrs. Wedey R. Aik of near Greenville and Mrs. Edward LHackett of Greenville; a Bister, Mrs. Lena ADen of Gheen-viQe; 26 gtodchOdren and 18 graUgrandcMdren.

The family will receive friends at the funeral home toUgU from Ttolodocfc.

Surviving him are Us wife, Mrs. Rae Wataon Darrid; a dai^iter, Mrs. Paid Bullock of Rkiunood, Va.; two sons, Dr. R. Harris Daniel Jr. of Md^eansville and David W. Daniel of the home; two brothers, J. BfarsbaU Daniel of WDson and Fred P. Danid of Raldgb; andooegrandcUld.

The fartdly suggests that anyone dedring to make a manorial contrlbuton (xxokfer Jarvis Memorial United Methodist Church.

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Mr. Tony Warren Jctyoer, 29, died Monday of injuries received in an automoUle acddenL The funeral service will be hdd Thursday at 2 p. m. in the Vnikersoo Funeral Chapdby the Rev. lUbert Burreas, Us pastor, and the Rev. WUlis Wilson. Burial wUl be U the Bethd Cemetery.

A native (A Mount (Hive, Joyner spent most of his life in Robersonville. He was a graduate (A Roanoke High Schod andjiad attended Pitt Commudty College. He was a rnember of Ifickoiy Gfrove FWB Onirdi and was enpktyed by Caroling Telephone and Telegraph Company in WlUlamston. 4 fflmdving Urn are Us motoer, Mn. Doris Warren Joyner of RobersonviUe; Us father, Ralph

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In toe obituary of Mra. NhM Bdfe Manning Qroene puUitlied Monday, the name of her motlwr, Mia. Emnw Edwards Manning of Portsmouth, Va., was ac-ddantaly left out. Wlkar-on Fuiwrd Honw regrets too error.

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Robinson Proves Worth To Bucs

By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Sports Writer

Its a new basriraO seasm, but not any differort than any other for BiU Robinson.

Hes still trying to (Nrove him-sdf, it seenis.

Once a i^ayer of great promise, Robinson has had a checkered careo* with four major lepgue teams, most recently the Pittsburgh Pirates. He almost joined a fifth this year, but vetoed a trade that the Pirates made with the Houston

1 have no animosity whatsoever toward mywe. I know a trade is aD business. Its notth

Robinson says in so maqy words that he woidd rather come off K bench as a defensive replaconent in the late innings in PittHir^ than start anywhere else.

And Mmday night, he not only provided the Pirates with late-inning defo)se but late-in-ning offense as well, hitting a lOth-inning home run to provide Pittsburg with a M victay over the Chicago Cubs.

Anything else would be secondary c(Hxi>ared to playing in Pittsbiirg^," sidd the veteran outfielder who will be 36 in June.

About the [xopoeed trde for Houston pitcher Joaqidn Andu-Jar:

Rose In Golf Sweep

WILSON - Rose High Schods gidfers added , mve wins to their total yesterday, downing ie otho* memtm of Diviskm I yesterday in a league match at Wilsons Wedgewood Country ChdO.

Jack Mann led the Rampants with a par 72, and gained comedalist bonus with Hunts G. Williams.

Rose finished widi a 298 total, three ahead of Hunt with 301. Nulbeastem was third with 337, f(dlowed by Beddingfidd with 344, Pike with ^ and Rod^ Mount with 3^." Nr-thnn Nad) did not show up fur the meet and Bertie does not field a team.

Other Rose scues induded Pat I^e Jr., 73; Greg House, 76; and Tom Brewer, 77.

The Rampants return to action in WUson on Wednesday, in a dual meet with Hunt, putt-putt

In other Natiaaal League ac-tioo Monday ni^ the Ctncln-nati Reds wh$>ped the San Francteco Giants W, the Houston Astros edged the Atlanta Braves M and the San Diego Padres stopped the Los Angeles DodgusM.

RediC.GlntBS Dave CoUlns, who earlier in fiw day was named the NLs first Ptayer of the Week, bit a twouA, bases-loaded tr^e in the bottom of the ninth inning to lift Cincinna over San Frandsoo.

Collins, who bad been hitless in foiB* previous times at bat, bit the first pitdi thrown to him by loser Gary Lavdle to send bune three runs and cap a five-run rally.

The vlctuy was the fifth straight for the Reds, who remained the only unbeaten team in the midor leagues,

Astros S, Braves 4 Enos Cabdls base-loaded sacrifice fly scored Cesar Ce-deno with the winning run in the ninth inning to lead Ifauston

over Atlanta. Sta^ by Oedeno and Joe Morgan, and an in-tentknal walk to Jse Cruz preceded CabeUs sacrifice fly against rdiever A1 Hrabosky.

Padm 2, Oodgoa 1 San Diego broke a scoreless tie with two runs in the eighth toning, one on a wild pitch by Robert CastUlo and another on Willie Montanez sacrifice fly, en route to a close vlctuy over Los Angeles.

Eckersley Straightens Out, Downs Detroit

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Pirates Willie Stargdl slides into second base breaking up the double play attempt by Chicago Cubs Ivan DeJesus, 11, during the Pirates

home opener Monday in Pittsburgh. Pirates John Milner was safe at first on the play as the Pirates went on to win In ten rain-filled innings, 5A. (APLaserphoto)

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TENNIS JOHANNESBURG. South Africa (AP) - Heinz Guutbardt of Switzerland beat Victor Amaya M, M to win the Sigma Open.

BASEBALL NEW YORK (AP) ~ Dave C(dlin8 of (Undnnati, who batted .533, scored five runs, drove in one and stole three bases In the Reds first four games, was named the NL Player of the Week.

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By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Sports Writer Dennis Edcmley wasnt sharp on Opening Day against the Milwffidree Brewm and it looked like it was going to be another one oi those dull days against the Detroit Tigers Monday.

But after throwing 34 pitches and woridng otk a bases-kMuied Jam in the first inning, the picture Inlghtened considerably. And as Eckersley strai^tened himself out, so did the Boston Red Sox, wifli a 3-1 victory.

I didnt have a good slkier, but I couldve pitched aU day, Edtersley said after allowing the Tigers Just three hits in seven innings.

Eckersl^ was retraced after a 56-minute rain delay, aUow-ing Tom Burgmeier to finish up.

I had to get out of there after that long delay, Eckersley noted. (But) I felt much better than I did in Milwaukee my first time out. That time I Just stunk.

Eckersley was rocked for three home runs in Bostons 9-5 loss to the Brewers last week.

In othor Amnican League actkm M(day nl^it, Oie Minnesota Twins triw)ed the Call-fomia Angris 5-3, the Texas Rangers beat the Qevdand Indians 7-4 and the Seattle Mari

naos stopped the Oakland As 7-1. Two games were rained out Milwaukee at Tororto and New York at (3)icago.

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Twins 5, Angels 3 Riqr Smalleys three-run homo- capped a four-run ninth, pacing Minnesota over California. An^ rdievo* Mark Gear

ECU, Others Postponed

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - A Wake (founty Sg)erior Court Judge has ruled farmer North CaraUna State bead football coach Robert E. Bo Rein legally dead, three months after a Uzam cross<u)try fU^it that ended when Reins {dime cradled into the Atlantfo Ocean otf the Virginia coast.

Judge E. Maurice Braswdl declared Rein dead afto* receiving testinKmy from two of Rdns assistant coaches at Louisiana State Univordty and reviewing fedaal documents detailing the inddent.

Suzanne Kay Rdn, Rein's wife, Imd requested the court actfon to allow setUanoit of her husbands estate.

WIpiQg away tears, Mrs. Rein left the courtnxwn shMtly afto* proceedings began and was unaUe to testify.

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and 8:30 p.m. Aftor he arrived at the airport, Rdn talked by ptxxie with a Penns^vania recruit while waiting for his

Assistant coach Alfdxnse A. Masdla Jr., vriio'was ^waiting for the idane in Baton Rouge, testified that be had received reports that the aircraft was paling toward the ocean, and then that the aircraft bad crashed into the ocean.

l^aswdl (MTdered that a ton-porary receivcarship estatdished by the court fa* Reins estate be diss(dved and that the assets be transferred to reinresenta-tives of file Rein estate.

Meanwhile, a iqtefcesman for the National Transpotation Safety Bowd in Atlanta said a field investigation on the crash will be conqileted this week. The repot will then be sent to the Bureau of Acddent Invest-

To Fight Here

Rains forced the postpon-ment of most area ^)ots activity yesterday.

East Carolinas baseball game at UNC-WUroington was wadied out, and it was uncertain if the contest would be made up later in the season. The two teams are scheduled to meet in single games in Greenville Saturday ni^t and Sunday.

Postponed until Friday were North Pitt, AydefrGrifton at Sotfhom Nash track; Farm-ville (Central, Greene Central at Southwest Edgecombe track; and Tarix)), Southern Nash, Aydoi-Grifton at FarmviUe Central golf.

No date was set to a replay of Bear Grass at JamesvUle softbaU.

CanceUed were Conley, C.B. Aycock at N(wth Lenoir track, and North Candna Central at East Candina tennis.

waUed Danny Goodwin and gave up a sh^ to Hosken PoweO to open the taming. One out later, Mike Gtibage singled honoe Powdl and moved Cas-tino to third. Dave LaRoche Uien rdieved Ctear and struck out Rob WUfong before Smalley hit his second bcuner (d the season.

Rangers 7, Indians 4

Jim Sundba*gs grand am home run in Uie botton of the first offset (xie by Jorge Orta in tbe top of the taming and helped Texas beat Geveland. Sun-(fl)ergs shot c^>ped a six-nm raUy.

Mariners 7, As 1

Dan Meyer and Bruce Bodde drove in two runs apiece during a five-run second, carrying Seattle over Oakland behind Glenn Abbotts four4dtter.

Gregory H. Williams of Baton gation with the NTSB in Wash-Rouge, La., Rein was recruit- ingtoi, D.C.

ing iq) untfl the final noinute be-ton be departed on the fll-fated fli^t on Jan. 10.

Williams said that after a fuU day 0 reavlting and a brief dinner, be acconvanied Rein to ttie homes of three more prospective athletes betweoi 6:30

Many gidfers have now reached tbe $1 miUion mark in earnings but one of the greatest, Ben Hogan, did not. The purses were too smaU in his era.

Ayden native Demetrius Oak Tree Edwards is scheduled to fi^t a 10-round bout against Rocky Stevens April 26 in Minges Cdiseum as professional boxing comes to Eastern North Carolina, it was aitaiouKed Monday.

Edwards bout wiU be tee mte oii the card gives area fans their first chance to see Uie fornoer Aycten High Schocd star athlete.

Edwards, fighting at 183 pounds, haued pro late last year after beccuning the fl ranked light-heavyweigit kick boxer in the worid.

Among other fighters (m the card is Tcrai Prader. Prader, tbe Mth ranked heavyweight boxer in the worid, has gcme the distance with World Boxing, Council chanq) Larry Hdmes.

AU of the filters (m the card wUl train at BUI McDonalds Karate Sdiool on Dickins(Hi Avenue. McDonald trained Ed

wards in kick boxing.

Chris Dundee, vriio is handling Edwards fights, is promoting tbe bouts.

A fo*mal press conference araMNmdng the fights is set to noct Monday or Tuesday.

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HOUSTON (AP) - The plod-dtag Houston Rockets deckled to flght fire with fire with the ruB)g Boston Geltlcs in the fourtti game d their Nitional BssfcetbaB Assodatioo Eastern Goddfence semifinai playdf series Monday night.

The Rochets decided to rw,

too, and all they did was get burned for the lOth straigbt time as the Critics fiexed thrir muscle with another third-quarter surge and rolled to a 138-121 victory.

The dn gave Boston a 4^ sweep in the lopsided series and propritod than irio the

NBA Eastern Conference finals against the Philadriphia-At-lanta winno-.

In nine previous losses to the Critics, six straigit in the r^ lar seasm, the Rockets seldom dared get in a foot race with the greyboundK]uick Critics.

And when they opened ig)

Monday ni^it, the Critics were nrither surprised nor dismayed 1^ the dufflge in tactics.

"Were happy when people run with us," arid Critic forward Cedric Maxwril, who scored 27 points. We think we have a good transition game and can gri down the court with the best of them.

With the Critics loping along

with a 4ftd5 lead In the second quarter, the Rockets suddenly eruped with 12 strai^t poiids that cut the lead to and the slumbering 13,106 Rocket fans cmne to life.

It was a figtd the renudnder of the first half with Boston bring forced irio a floor4ength pass t^ Nate Archibald and a last-second basket by Maxwell

for a 66>44 halftiine lead.

But then the fun was over for the Rockets, who watched for the fourth Ume in the series as the Critics put together a breakaway thhdK]uarter ^wrt that put an end to thrir season with a 14-4 ^wrt to start to start toe third quarter.

Both Philadriphia and Los Angries am witg> ig> their sec-

ontkound series tonigld at home, but they are comtog into thrir games foom difierent di-rectioos.

Aitar three dose contests, eadi won by toe home team, toe Philadriphia 76ers stunned toe Mlanta Hawks 107-83 Sunday ni^ in Atlanta to trite a 3-1 lead in toetr series.

"The attitude of AUanta fmis was one of riiock and tosbriief, reported Sixers General Blanager Pat WOUams. But hes not counting his cUckens Just yet

concern is toat we mi^ be indined to take it a little easy and we cant do that," said WUllsms.

Los Ang^ on toe otoo-band, is com^ off a 127-101

West Germany, Japan Appear Ready To Back U.S. Boycott Call

thrashing at Phoenix after hav

ing beaten toe Suns in the first three games of its soles. The Lakers came ori fiat, fril behind UH) and never caught up.

In Seattle, toe driendlng dumqtion Sig)erSQniC8 play bori to toe Biilwaukee Bucks with thrir soles tied ^2.

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Boston Celtics Nate Archibakl (7) makes a pass on the flotar as Houston Rockets AUenLeaveU (30) andBUly

By ALEX SACHARE AP Sports Writer

Weri Goinany and Japan, two allies whose support is considered vital to Prerideri Cartons drive to an intonatknal boycott ri toe Moscow Summer (Hympics, ^g)ear ready to lend toat support following toe U.S. (Xympic Ccmimittees vote in favor (tf a boycott.

In addition, network sources say NBC will not televise the Moscow Olympics, although toe official amwuncement will be delayed until lawyws are certain NBC had satisfied its insurance commitment and can recover some $57 million. That sum rq)resents 90 percent of NBCs paymoit to toe Soviet (Hympic Organizing Committee and toe Intonatkmal (Mympic Committee.

Klaus Boriling, ditof ^wkes-itnan to toe West German gov-munent, said Monday it would recommoid that toe countrys National Olympic CcMnmittee vote to boycott the Games as long as Soviet troops ronain in Afriianistan.

The committee will meet May 15 in Dussri(ki to decide whether to sari a team to Mos-Paultz (5) guard for a high pass in w- Although toe government

game at Houstm Mwiday ni^t. (AP nw>mh<>r, said it "certainly has Laserphoto) weight.

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ThMdigr'i Omim KamM City (Leonard 0-1) at Baltlman (Palmer I-O)

New York (Qiddry (Ml) at Odcafo (Trout 0-1), n.

ClevMand (OmMalo) (M)) at Tckm (Matlack 00), n.

Mtrnioiota (KoHman 00) at Califdmla (Tanana 00), n.

Seattle (DtnMler 0-1 or Abbott OO) at OaktMd (Latfard 00), a Oidy pnwe scheduled

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Moidreal at MUneaota, n.

Sunday's Ghiim PhUadeiphla MNew York Rangers, n. Boston at New York Islanders, n. Buffalo at OiicagD, n.

Montreal at Minnesota, a

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Thursd^r, AnrU M PhUadelpMa at New Y^ Rangers, n. Boaton at New York laUnders, n. Buffalo at Chici^, a Montreal at Hinaoaota a Saturday, April 31 or SiMlay, April 37 New York lalanders at Boston

resignation of AlUson Thomwril Jr.. chafiman of the board. Named Robert

Wuaaler chalnnanof the boaAl.

New York Rangers at PhUadelphU at Buffalo

ChicagDi Minoemta at Montreal

CL^Sj^oSb^3^ed Narclao DovaL forward, and Leo Rojaa mlBrielder.

COLLEGE DUKE-Named Chuck Swenaon aariatant baiketbaU coach.

GRINNEUr-Named John Harvm head baikatbaU coach and Mtiitant ItootbaU coach.

PItbdwrA S, Chicago 4, W tamings CliietaaiA C, San FrandK 5 Howton 5, AtlanU 4 Shi Diego XliMAngeieil Only ganwo ocheduled

Detroit at Boaton.

MUwaukee at Toronto. Seattle at OaUand KansM City at Baltimore, n. New York at CUcagD, n. Clevriand at TMat, n. MtameaoU at CUUfomU, n.

Montreal (Rogen 0-1) at New York (Swan !)

San FthkIho (WhMaM 04) at Onctah nril (Sntver 04, n.

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Lm AngriM (Sutcllfle 44) at San Dtego

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1 Paae 1 Past 3 NT Pass

EAST

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Nerth East 1 0 Pass

3 4 Pass

Paaa Pass

Opening lead: Five of 0.

Ladies and Gentlemen of the Jury:

The facts are not in depute. The auction is as shown, and declarer went down in his contract. It is your task to determine what crimes, if any, have been committed and who is responsible for the debacle.

East won the first trick with the jack of diamonds after declarer correctly played low from dummy, and shihed to a heart. Declarer followed low. West won the king and reverted to a diamond. Declarer finessed. East won the king and cleared the suit. When West got in with the king of clubs, he still had two diamonds to cash for down two. What is your verdict?"

Your honor, it is our considered opinion that both North and South were guilty of the most reprehensible crimes perpetrated in the name of bridge. Let us first consider the case of Norths bidding.

There are shme hands

where it is correct to bid a tfaiee^ard diamond suit in response to psrtper's one club lining bid. However, this is not one of them. With s balanced hand, no four-card major suit, and stoppers in all suits, there is no reason why North should not get the hand off his chest with s two no trump response st his first turn. South would have raised to game, and with North as declarer, the hand would have been cold against any defense.

When North bid three clubs at his second turn, he was simply torturing partner. Even now he could have saved the day by jumping in no trump.

Souths handling of the play was not much better than his partners bidding. Since the queen of hearts was in dummy for all to see, it is hardly likely that Easts shift to a heart at trick two was away from the king. Therefore, South should have gone up with the ace of hearts, crossed to dummy with a spade and taken the ciub finesse. The contract would now be made.

"Since we realize that, there is a strong movement away from the death penalty, we recommend that both South and North be confined for 90 days and be forced to review the principles of bidding and play as set forth in Gorens Bridge Complete."'

Yoor |day to the first trkk could decide the fate ef the coBtracti A writer once remarimd: "There's ae sMh thing as a bUud openiuf lead, enly deaf epeaiag leadersr Leara to Osd the winaing attack with Charlea Gorea'a "Opeaiag Leada. Fw your copy, send 91.85 to "Geren-Lewda, c/e- this newspaper, P.O.Box259, Norwood, N.J. 07648. Make checks payable to NEWSPAPERBOOKS.

Public Notice

CITY OF GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA INVITATION TO BID FOUR CITY TRANSIT COACHES Pursuant to Sactlon 143-129 of ttia Ganaral Statutas of North Carolina, taalad proposals will ba racalvad by the Graanvllla City Council In

ttia office of the Finance Offkar,

GraanvlltaCt

' Hall, P.O. Box 191,

Carotina 27*34 I Monday, AprtI

Ity Hal Groanvllla, Sforlh

until 2:00 B.m., or _________

2S, 1900 at which time all bids will ba iMJbllcly opsned In the first floor conteranca room at City Hall, and all bid prices will be raad aloud for tha following;

Four (4), heavy duty, 30 foot, transit coaches equipped with automatic transmission, air condl-tlonlng and special wheelchair lift and tiedown equipment.

No bid will ba considered or ac-

ANNIE MAE ATKINSON; LILLIE BLANCH LANGLEY; MARY RUTH HARDY AND HUSBAND, WILLIE HARDY; MAMIE BRADLEY AND HUSBAND, J B BRADLEY; MINNIE BERTWILLIAMSON AND HUSBAND, IMARVIN Wl LLIAAKSON, AND GLADYS LANGLEY (BROWN), COUNTY

BENEFICIARY, ANDM E CAVENDISH, TRUSTEE, UNDER OEEDOF TRUST OF

RECORD IN BOOK 1-35,

AT PAGE 436, OF P ITT COUNTY

ceptad by the City of Greenville unless at fhii time of Its filing the same shall be accompanied ^ a

REGISTRY; LIBERTY LOAN CORPORATION; PROVIDENT FINANCE COMPANY; ATLANTIC CREDIT CORPORATION AND GREATSOUTHERN FINANCE COMPANY;

RESPONDENTS TO: MARY RUTH HARDY, WILLIE HARDY ANOMARVIN WILLIAMSON

making tha cash dsposit, bidder may tfla a..... ' "    '

bid bond executed by a

cor^atad surety licensed under the Laws of Nom Carolina to ax-

. _ risastollows:

A proceeding for tha condemnation of tha land described as follows;

acute such bonds, conditioned that-the surety will, upon denwnd forthwith, make peyment to the obligee upon said bond If tha bidder fails to axacuta the contract in accordance with tha bid bond, and upon failure to forthwith make payment, the surety shall pay to tna

obligee an amount aquaflo douMa the amount of said bid bond. This

deposit shall ba retained If tha suc-cabsful bidder falls to axacuta the contract within tan (10) days after the award or fails to give satisfactory surety as raqulredharaln.

successful bidder shall ba required to enter Into a contract with the City of GraanvMIe In writing and shall ba required to furnish bond In some surety company authorized to do business In the State of North Carolina, make dsposit of money, certified check, or government sureties tor the full amount of said contract for tha faithful performance of the terms of said contract as required by Sactlon 143-129 of the General Statutas of North Carolina.

Plans, specifications, ra-quiremants and instructions to bid-oers, the agraament to be executed, and terms for bonds and other docutrtents may bo obtained from

road;

beginning end of me proi

the undersigned during regular office hours. No bid can ba

withdrawm for a period of thirty (30) days after the scheduled clos-

'"%ddon*' **** ^

tract

are advised that mis con-Is subject to a financial

mant of Transportation. All will be required to certify

that they are not on the Co^ troller cierwrai's list of Inaligllm contractors. Tha contractor will bp

Attomay ter Petitioner Post Cifflce Drawer 99

required to conwly wtth all applicable Equal Opportunity

laws ir .

contonee wHh Title VI of the Civil

CMto Of Federil Regulations. Onpartmant of Transportation, Sub-tnit A Offlca of tha Secreta^, Part 21 Nondlsejimlnatlon. in

PITT COUNTY FIRST STA

Fadarally-Asslstod Programs of tho Department of Transportation Issuod pursuant to such act, hqroby notlfto all bidders that It will af-flrmatlvoly Insure that In reHH'd to

any contract antorod Into pursu^ to this advertldsment. minority business entorprlsas will be effprd-

ed full oppoHunlty to submit bWs In sponse to this mvltatlon and will

responso _____   _

not bs dlicrlmlnatod against on tha grounds of racs, color, sax, or national origin In conoMoratlon tor an award.

Tha City Council ol th# CHy of

Grsonvllta rasarvea ths right to acor all propooals.

oapt or rajact waive

rt act any or all propooais, Informalltlas, and to make rchata <(hleh Is In tha oast ity-ttEf ROLI

tha purchase Interest of the Cl...

CITYOFGREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA P.A.Avartto FlnancsOfflcsr March 21; April 1. 1N0

Iml^ato^

Havin

sarvica against you win apply cwrt forfhs ral let sou^t. ^^Is Is tha 13th day 4^11, HOWARD, VINCENT^A

1900.

I'D CAU A TROPHti RDR Third runmer-up im THE FACUIOV B0U)UM(2 UEA&UE LUDICROUS I

Pitt

County,

to notify all persons havino claims ' ) Mtats of said dacoMad

North Carolina, mis is

against the_______________

to prassnt them to th# undarslgnad Exaeutrix wimin six (S) months from data ef tha first publication ot this notice or same wlllba ptaadad In bar of thair recovery. All persons In-tobted to saM estate plaasa make Immediate paytoant.

OUFFUS BY: J. DAVIDDUFFUS, JR. Attorneys for ths Pleintlff 200 E.Fourm Street P.O.BOX099 (Greenville, N.C. 27034 Telephon*: (919) 730-1403 April 1A 22, & 29,1900

Grommmford By Eugene Sheffer

Adtm

ailigh school

2HilWde

19 Nocturnal

IBadger

subject

dugout

bird

IPersonattty

47Gradeachool IWadtngUrd 22Milody

IBreacbes

subject

4Bedcnnopy

23 Dance step

12 French cleric 41 Barren

STidal

24 Moot gift

13 Skill

IIBulwv-

flood

2IWallabatre

14 Fume

Lytton

1 American

MEzdamatkn

IS Malay

heroine

noniist

27 Money of

dagger

n Poets word

7Shoriwaean

account

UHighsctKxd

12 Makes

Inriian

28 Neon, for (xie

subject

recording

SHansd

astiD

11 Ugh school

53 Hebrew

and-

DKingof

subject

SIGiai^gran

21 Female sheep

22 Consumed

23 Entertainer Bailey

26 High school subject

30 Viper

31 Swiss river

32 Girls name

33Highscho(H

subject

31 Dinner course

38(Mah(Da

city

39 Trouble

MTbesun: comb, form

instnmmtf 9 Luzon native Judah S4P^rioticorg.llSaucy 34 Fastener SSParadiae IlScottish

DOWN island

1 German 17 Movemoit,

ounposer inmusic

Avg. sohittMi time: 24 mia.

mufm 00E! mm [i[i]0[^ f^m mus. SQ01 iSGSDD[i0S

S^Dii um

mm umm iis[^ mm HSBSEsaiJi

EDfig mm oBga B0E mmu

deposit of cash or certlflad check ______________

on son# bank or trust company In- TAKE NOTtCE that a pleading sured by the Federal Daposif In- seeking reUet against you has been

suranca Corporation In an amount filed In tha ttofiv anfltlad special

equal to not lass than five percent Jn) of tha proposal. In llau of

procoodlng. Tha nature of tha railaf balngsou^ti

Beginning at an Iron stake, a com-rion corner wim tho property of the llaude Atkinson Heirs and me pro-

mon (_

Claude. ______

party of Jamas Brown, said corner raterencad as being tha point ot in-tarsectlon of the southern line of tha property of tha Claude Atkinson Hairs wim tha northarn right-of- way of State Rood 1417, said northarn

right-of-way being 30 ft. from and parallel with the o

^ centerline of said thanca from said point of .... jing and wim the southern line ha property of tha Claude Atkinson HalrsN79-2rW 114.21 ft. to an Iron stake, a common corner wim the property ot John L. Corbett and tha Clauda Atkinson Hairs; thence wim a common line between tha pro-paiTlas ot said Corbett and said Atkinson Hairs, Nl9-4rE 125.0 ft. to an Iron stake a common comer wim

said propartlas; thanca N79-21'W 75.0 ft. to an iron stake in a dHch;

said stake being a common comer ot said propartlas and also being In the eastern line of the property of the Pitt County Board of Education; thanca wtth tha ditch, a common line between the propeitties of tha said Board of Education and tha said Atkinson Hairs, Nl9*4r E 29S.92 ft. to an iron stake, a common comer wtth said properties; thence leaving said ditch and croasing tha propthy of said Atkinson Hairs S0S''-4T1 434.13 ft. to tha point of beginning contaln-lngO.ASAcra.

You are required to make defense to such pleading not later than IMay 19, 1900 ana upon your fallura to do to tha party seeking service against you will apply to the court tor the

This the4th day of April, 1910.

W.W. SPEIGHT

(Gfeanvllla, Norm Carolina 27034 Tatehona No. 919-750-1101 April 0,15, and 22,1900

. FATE BANK,

Plaintiff,

ROBERT L. CAMPBELL and LINDA M. CAMPBELL,

TRobw?^'Campball and Linda M. Campiiall, tha above named datondants:

Taka notice that a pleading soaking railaf against you has bssn fIM In th# abeva-sntitlad ochen. Tha nature of the reliaf being sought Is as follows:

Suit on noto dated March 23, 1970 and given to plaintiff tor money lent.

You ar# raqMrnU to make detonsa to such plaaoing not latsr than tha 30m day of Atay. 1900, said ctoto be

ing 40 days from tha first publication of this notice, or from tha data com

plaint Is raqulrad to bs filed, whlchavsr Is latar; and upon your failure to do so, ths party aaofcing

This 21st day of AAarch, 1900. : hyJ.Srr

Rt.5,Box3

Doromy J. Smim Rt. 5, Box 327 Groanvllle, N.C. 27034 E xacutrix of th* estate of Nattian G. Smith, dsoaasei March H; April 1. A IS, 1900

Having quailfl ^ th* estate of Sadye Jean Vigman Ryder late of Pttt County, Norm Carolina, mis Is to notify all having claims against th* a

TKM

pitTc^

fCOUNTY EDUCATION, ITITIONER.

^11''

paymant.

This llthdayof 4^11.1900. Jaan R. Ropor A Glenn Roper P.O.BOX300A

!?gxSSt32?to.totoof

nan Ryder,

Sactya Jean Vigman April 1A 1a'3>; May A 1900

Aaswer to yestordayi puzzle.

SPagaogod 31 Manipulate an election 37Chemical esta 31 American auUNH* 4IChin^ dynasty

41 E[hc poetry

42 Cotton doth

43 Publishers org.

44 Glaziers tack

45 Mature 49 Arabian gulf 48 Hawaiian

hawks

CRYPTOQUIP 4-15

JLUJ CGVHEUNK MKVJGC NLG ITM NKEKVNGTTKC

Yesterdays Cryptoquip - VACATION VISIONS AMUSED TIRED COMMUTER.

Todays Cryptoquip clue: U equalsl

The Cryptoqn^ is a simple substitution dpto in which ttcb tottor used toaada for anaMr, U you totok that X equals 0, it will etpial 0 tlffoughout the puzzle. Single Mters, afawt words, and words using an apostrophe can give you dues to locating vowels. Solution is acon{dished by trial and error.

t> 19N King Fa0turM Syndicate, inc.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY. APR. 16,1980

from the Carroll Rlghttr Initituta

GENERAL TENDENCIES; A good day to study whatever long-time plane you have in mind, especially thoee that have to do with property matters. An unexpected opportunity could come your way,

ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Study your monetary position and figure out a way to improve it. Dont waste time on unimportent matters. Be wise.

TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) State your aims to others and gain their cooperation in reaching them. Think of new ways to be more proficient at your job.

GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Plan the future more intelligently and become more satisfied. Know exactly where you stand and where you are headed.

MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) A plan ycHi have in mind needs more study before going ahead with it. Show more consideration for others.

LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Contact higher-ups you know early in the day and get the backing you need. One in particular can be of real help to you now.

VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Situations arise today that can be advantageous for you if you are alert. Sidestep one who could be detrimental to your progress.

LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) A good time to go after a personal aim since the planets are favorable for you now. Plan to make improvements to your environment.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) You can come to a far better understanding with associates at this time. Take advantage of a new situation at work.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Make sure a new plan you hve in mind is well organized so that you can enjoy the benefits in the future.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Bring your finest talents to the attention of higherups and gain added benefits. Do some entertaining tonight.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Find more interests through which to express your best talents. But don't take any risks with your fine reputation.

PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20)-Use practical methods in handling important busineas matters for best results. Evening is fine for the cultural sida of life.

IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY ... he or she will be one of those intelligent persons who can understand the overall aspects of any situation and come up with the right answers. Dont neglect religious training early in life to set the life on the right path.

"The Stars impel, they do not compel. What you make of your life is largely up to you!

at Co-Extcutors

1980, McNaught Syndicate, Inc

_ vlng claims against i saw dees0d to pnieent tfwm to the Co-Exscutors within

six (0) months from date of the llret Mjbilcatian of this notice or samo will b* ploadod In bar 00 their rooovory. All porsons imtebtod to saw aatato pteas* male* Imnwdtoto

Student Center Holding Auction

The Mefiiodisi l^udeitf Center melesaid.

is having an letkn of new and used itons Wednesday ift7p. m. Cnne find anne bargahis and have wme fin,* AMta Im-

The center is located at the comer of E. Fifth and HoUy nreets. Proceeds will go to the student programiatt

H-Hw Difly atOtetor, Giatmtk, N.C.TtaMdiy. April tt, tm

THE DAILY REFLECTOR Classified Advertising Rates 752-6166

3 Line Minimum 1-3 Days.. 45* perlina perdey 4-6 Days.. 42* per line par day 70rMore

Days.....40* per line per day

ClaaamadOtoptay

2.46 Per Cd. Inch Contract Ratea Available

DEADLINES Claaaifiad Lineage OeadHnea

Monday........Friday 4 p.m.

Tuesday Monday noon

Wednesday... T uesday noon Thursday.. Wednesday noon

Friday Thursday noon

Sunday.........Friday noon

Classified Display Daadlinea

Monday.........Friday noon

Tuesday.......Friday 4 p.m.

Wednesday .. Monday4 p.m. Thursday... .Tuesday 4 p.m. Friday.... Wednesday 2 p.m. Sunday... Wednesday 5 p.m.

ERRORS

Errors must be reported Immediately. The Dally Reflector cannot make allowance for errors after 1st day of publication.

THE DAILY REFLECTOR reserves the right to sdH or rs)ect any advertiaement submitted.

Fsraign

HONOA 1*74 Ovlc SdM. 4 ^

----

VW, W74. EiieWlwtr 73*0437.

TOYOTA COeOCLA^WS SRO. SMtO mllm. *r, .A^FM pteyar, mw Mi b*rl Stanr condHlon. 73*-a*l mr A

Boots For Sols

rm. SB* VVrtlerft c4nfr On^; ntghte.

lasHe KVINRUOC oufbiMrd motar, tfW. 79B-74U. _

1V74 Keu4 O'

Ira*. samTphon* 75t-0S2S.

Obarala** Olxl* baa*. trolMng nwiv/^a^M^zad ngljry- Mwcury OuRwai%7S*-13S2, 73*4232. _

RS.SWIi'SSS

aflarA

CENTER CDt^E ir boat, m HP Evlnrud* and trallar. Good condition. 73*1*42. __

ir TROJAN, 35 HP ASarcufy. Cm

It traitor,' fiboipio* on coMOr.*450.7S*03S*.

ifH DIXIE ir lat wmt i*w swN and top, 17* Morcorv ISO nwor with tiff and trim sT prtjpol^ Cox palvanlzad traitor oHth,,now ro*. All In V017 flood condition. Asking 2*S. 73*215*.

14* VISTA CRUISER wim HP JMarcury motor and trallor. SHOO firm. *4*104 day*

A STEEL, ir, ld# con*oto, opon flihing no. 135-S Evlnrudo, powor It and trfe. Ovor *15 plu* oxtra*. Mut *11. *4*0*33 aftor*p.m.

.n*__4-

IVQfK VWWM

WFTIC TAWC

S5S!

TM-ZMtv 7*^14.

asrusx..ei^

!!SSv"TS3rair*'i.ffl

(Farmvillo, NC)

NO JOE TOO m*Hj:frp*n^*nd

ropair work roof work and patntlnfl on hOMo* and mobtto honyo. Cabinot and eountor top*. Call 73* 7* or 73*0777 anytl mo.

CARPENTRY WORK, ropair*. 73S-4732.

minor

and maoonry. ^1 Jmno* Harr-inflton, 732-77*3 aor*p.i

VINYL REPAIR. Jefw auto, booth*. Cut* toor*. dgyotto bum*. 2 y*ar oxpmionc*. Proto* lonal oorvlco. S23-4SS4.

JEW CABINET SHOP. Rout* 1, Grlfton. 524-SS24. _

HEMMINGS. oltorotlon 5g dtwamoklnfl. 7S**74 or 7S***33 (aoktorPom). _

AMsofOaiwous

BOOTLEG PRICES; Mon* kn lack* and jaaiw. .*i portooats. S39.M7

md jaam.

pmtnri**, *13.**;

aaloctlon. MNi OwHot . Bypo <acro* from Oroonvlllo

Soffiki^

m Nidiolf),

SMALL LOAOS pmabark. and, top-aoil and ton*. Alio drivowoy work. Call Charla* Tico, 73E3S13.

LARGE LOAOS of ond. topooil, fMd dirt and reck. Aloo lot cloarlng. Jim Hudoon, 73*4742.

AMAZING NEW wlrotM homo or offlco oocurtty systonT^I 73*1*44 for fro* domonotration.

Ei",Sc"i.T.ScSSS;,ril'

732-222 (mobllaunit); 75*2351.

sr McCRAY romot* cHoplay^^. 54 Inchao high. 73*2444, S a.m. til * p-m.

oooa USED chain * *75 and

up. Handrlx-Samhlll. 73*4122.

PIREWOOO tor alo. J. P. Stancil. 752A331._

COMPLETE Liquidation Sala. Clohm. fixtur**, lumbar, antiqua*. Down Homo Limitad, 73*7433.

part-time pooltlon. H*>m 2 yoor bu*ino**/*dmlnl*trotlv* dir**. Call Cralfl, 73*3214 attar 5 p.m.

STEAMEX your carpqt. Ryt a claanar from Larry' Carpdland, 10 Eat Tanth Stroat. 73*2300.

SEPTIC TANK claanlnp and ratylf. SEW Saptlc TankE Concrat* Pro-duct*. Inc., low North Oraon* Straat. 752-40**.

WALLPAPER, draparl**, ai^

badapraad*. VUIt l^rry' Can>tl44id's drapary, b*dpr*od and ln-tock wallpapar dapartmant at 10 Eat Tanth Straat.

GENERAL HOME SERVICE Cu*tom addition* and dock*, paln-tlno, yard worl^h4Krilnfl, gutlar rapair, ate. Fra* aatlnwt**. Sill 73*55* or 73*75. _

WOULD LIKE todo babyimng m my horn* in PIH Tach araa. 73**471.

1Vi BASS BOAT, S5 Hl^ Trolling

sss.rs.,t!i

my___

WOULD LIKE to babysit In my horn*. Call 75*S**2. _

31 Campsfs For Sais

It vbu'raliTTsinr your axarcis* lilJipnwm, Mil It Thirtall in thasa caumn*. Call 75241**.

7S*77Mor75S-2*

17A 2T AIRSTRE^

Loadad with axtra*. In Grifloa

ENERGETIC, young looking for part or full tima work In alac-t?intero?olh*r relatad d*. Ex-parlancad, wag** nagotlabi*. >3*4*4*. _

524-572*.

17* LEPRECHAUN ^oadu^n Motor Home, 22'. Fully 12,0 mile*. 752-314* day*, 7S2-S30 attar 4 and weekends.

WANT TO DO bookk*Nlng at my homa. Rafaranca* available. 7S-0241 aHar *. _

35 CyciesForSeie

1*75 YAMAHA 1M Enduro. 5M mile* to mlla* por gallon. *375. 7M-*S37after5. _

ONE ROW ACB tractor with 40'' mowor. S1SW. Handrlx-Barnhlll, 7324122.

1*7E 5W YAMAHA. Ijjw Excellent condition. 1300.7W-3S00.

400 HONOA aototnatic 1*2- Ex callant condition. *1125.752-13S4.

1*7 S four cyllndw Hp^ Super Sport. A 1 condftkm. 75*3433.

37 Trucks For Saie

W* CHEVROLET Luv. 4 whoal drive, low mllaaga, tool box, roil bar and wanch. 7*5-^2 attar * p.nv_

1*7* PORO Van. Customliad, AWFM track slarao, straight stick. S1tS. 75*1337.

1*7* CHEVROLET Sllvwado-3^ mlla*. *4S. 7M-1242 day*. 7324*14 night*. _

1*7* CHEVY VAN. Long bo^, racHal ras, AM/FM story, tflt whaoi, 11,0 mlla*. *4***** aftar 5.

1*71 Vi TON Chavy Pickup with utility body. 752-27*3 anytlma. _

BREEDERS QUALITY. AKC ragistarod Boxer pup*. Fawn-whlta; tall* docksd, shot*. *

7524004.

GERMAN SHEPHERD puppHS- S each. 73*2*13.

INCLUDE THE PRICE tor quicker results whan you ad>mrtisa items for salelnClassiflad.

WANTED. Truckdrlvar* to move houaohold goods, locally and long distanco. Sand background Inftrn^ on and salary raqulramenfs, P. O. Box 722, Graonvilla, NC.

AUTOMOTIVE

09 Autos For Sale

WE BUY nice, osad car*. Grant Bulck-Mazda, Inc., 734-1S77.

WE BUY and tall usad.cars. Hastings Ford, East Tsnth Straat, Graenville, NC. 75*0114.

BEAT high gas prica*. Dual fuel system LP (liquid propana) or gMsllna. For trao Information, call T*15) 77*-3235, extension 724.

Buick

BUICK 1*72 EN^a. Excellwit ^ ditlon. W0 or best otter. 73*14*4, 733-4*31.

BUICK 1*7* Limited. 2 door, 1^ blua, tSW miles. fuHy loadsd. Asking 37000.732-4*1* Her 4 p.m.

SKSff'ifi''a'ias:

732'aa*3aftr7p.m

BUICK 1*73. Claan. If intarastad, call 73*44*7 aHar S p.m.

Cadillac

EL DORADO 1*71 conyartlbla. Loaded with axtras. **3 firm. 73*1537.

Chevrolet

CAMARO 1*77. FJrathorn njHalllc, new Mlchalins, V-, 303, AWFM stereo cassette, cruise control, rally wheals, luggage rack, full maintenance axcallaid. Price nagotiable at *4423. 752-*43* aHar * p.m.

DOGS A PETS

I weeks. S1.

EAAPLOYMENT

Help Wanted

THE" 'NAME of the game Is

75241*4.

EXPERIENCED Shop Foreman

and Waldar. Must be abTa to use wire and stick waldar. Have gyaral knowladga of shop operation, e|rt to tat up and maintain production line. Excollant company banetlts. Salary range *10,000-*15,0 par year, dyanding upon ability. Sand rasumeto Shep Foreman, P. O. Box SS*. Graonvilla, NC.

SM. Substantial part-tlma Incom* taking short phone mestagas at hoim" Call (415) 77*-3235, axlantlon 331F.

7 TIL 3 position available fwRN or LPN. Eva^othor waakondofLcom-

rtltlva salary. Call 7M-7100 before University Nursing Canter.

HOSTESSES wanted tor JH e u^ No a>^lonce. Will train. Excallant y.^ll Washington aftsr 12 noon.

LEADING Skin caro compyy * looking tor new consultants In this araa. For Interview, call 75*24*5

OPPORTUNITY knock* for gualitlod Individuals. RN nasdad tor

&",5saT.ssT%_ai

237-0734 In Wilson tor Interview appointment

PHLEBOTOMIST. Immodlatoopan-ino tor individual xpartonyd In

ing tor individual ...

drawing blood. Call PIH County Mamodal Hospital. 757-4479.

Of Greenville, Inc.

AAerry Tillar Snapper

Lawnboy and Toro Mowsrs SHnl Chain Saws

756-2557

60 INSTRUCTION

PAReNTSI will toach ypur chll^ In boglnning piano. Call Dan, 7S4-43S8.

62 LOST AND FOUND

FOR SALE

FOUND: 2 bicycle* In PsppermlM Park. Identity to claim and pay ad. 73**3.

41 FarmEqulpmtnt

FOUND; tsmala puppy, whHa with brown marking*. Has coll^, no tags. In vicinity of 3rd and Ash Straet. 753-S49S Her 3.

CUSTOM A3ADE hj^aul c hoses now avallabl* at Warren's Farm Highway *03, Stoke*.

LOST OR STOLEN 2 wsj^ ago In Waatharlngton Heights, WIntarvllta. AAale Siamesa kitten about 3 m<mth* old. Will answer to Coco. If you hava seen or know Its wharaabouts, please call 73*1002 between 4 p.m. and 11p.m. Reward oftaratL_

TWO POWELL bulk barm ( callant condHlon); ona Roanoka automatic primar; also other oqulp-msnt for tala. 73**12*.

4 ROW TRANSPLANTER. Vary

good condition. Priced very aaonabla. 733-3417.

2 ANO 3 bedroom mobile homm and

lots. Colonial Moblla Homa Park, 73*4413 between S and 5. _

ROLLER PUMPS with quick coylars. 7 roller, SS3.*3; 7 tpl^nl-HMtot, *74.*3; * rollar, *4l.*3. sitoe avallabla. AgrI Supply Company, (Greenville, 7S2 3999.

MMO BALES 0 straw. *4*3303 or *34-3777.

LiVBBfOCfc

horseback riding, trail ridlrg.

lossons. Special orcwp Rockwood MSbiM* 9 mM6 MSt of G?SS!wili ^ Highway 33.732-*914.

AAisceilanoous

DIAMONDS at sacrifice. 2 lady's 14 karat white TIHyy. 32 CT each. 9W each, approximate retail *1*00. 1 lady's 14 karat white Tfftyy. CT. Super tine quality. *15! retail 30 or mora. 1 Oantlam^s 14 karat ]^low 7 dlarwmd chgh^. 2 CT. S4 wholasale coat. 75*0327

ELECTROLUX. Good a* now. *2 752-030*.

A-1 CLEAN topsoll, and, fill dirt and rock. Large or mall load*. 7S*17M.

PLASTIC CHAIR cover. Cutom f Ittod In your homa with hoavy da^ plastic and zipper*. Sofa wkI chair Mverad tor **4.1-53*47*3, Weldon

refrigerator. Harvmt 0OIA2 yoor* old. Ilka now. Asking $323. '4*4543.

Smoksd glass and

ATTENTION

Flrowood

CRAFT WOOD STOVES spr-Ing/summar sala is now on. ^y now or pay more lator. 73**12^ Tar Road itlquas, WIntarvllla, NC.

BRAND NEW Baautv Rost mat

IS. &of SIT*; now $100.73*17

MOVING, mut mil ^mal dining sat. Duncan Phyto, eharry wood. Best oftor. 732-4^.

Want to~ toll livestock? Run a Clastlfiad ad tor quick rasponsa.

* KILOWATT ganmator with a^-trlc start. Excallant condition. 73247*3.

KIHRELL'S GREENHOUSE

YOUR FULL LINE OF GARDEN SEEDS * SUPPLIES PoHingSoil RoasButhM FsrttllzsrliLlnw

WE specialmTIi your garden

2531 Olcfclnsan Ave. Ext.

756-7373

CENTIPEDE SOD. 752-49*4.

USED COPIERS. Ona A. B. Dick

475, *4*3; a Pthw-Bowe* 2, 3M; a Minolta IIUTC, **M; Canon AAP, S15. Call 73*074*

newlnlar^, excallant condition. 75*32.

MALIBU CLASSIC 1*73.2^,dyk groan with saddle vinyl liito^, 3 V-0, automatic, air, pcmsr and brakas, crulsa control, AM/FM cassaHa slarao. Abovs avsragt condition. 19. Call 73*5343.

CAMAR01*77. 43,0 mlla*, toodad. 73***W. _

CHEVROLET W77 Itnpal^^-new radial tiras. *24. 73*30 attar

Ford

FORD 1*77 LTD II Sguire Station Wagon. AM/FM tape, tilt, air con-dHionlng, powar brake* and otoor-kig, paad control, power door 1^.1^. 7S0-23 da^ 73*7742 night*.

AREASALES REPRESENTATIVE

BUSINESS FORM ^

If you'ra really ariou* about olid

Kowth In tala*, hare'* wdiat UAR->, a laading manufacturer of BUSINESS FORMS ha* to oHar, alary plu* commission and ax-pansas, high ratio of repeat salas, protactad account slgnntonfs, strong organizational support, company paidbanaHt*. Data processing or systams axparlanca or salas background holptul.

Call Dick Crislar at Ramada Inn 73*27*2 Rm 1*3 Tuesday 4/15-*: a.m.-3: p.m. or

Send Resuma to

UARCO

SS21 Park Road, Suite 401 CharloHa, N.C. 212

USED SOFA. Lika new. 1 73*0037 aHar 4.

MAN'S CALENDAR, oyster perpetual Relax watch. Bracalat and woMt 14 karat gold. Excallant condition. Bast oHar over S2SM; sells naw for S4143. Call 732-3*34.

PING PONG tabla, * X 3, *33. Kirn size water bad, frame, lliw, m. 752-6405 or sae at 205 Summit Straet.

NEED A NEW angina a* a g^ prIca? Call Wymna's Chavrolat, *3521, Bethel. Sizes In ^k 2*2, 3M, 427. Kaap that great GM toaling wHh genuine GM pis

Clark & Co.

61 OPFORTUWITY

SERVICE MASTER,

In-hema and commarc trench he avaHabla in area. *43 Indudaa -

chamlcHs. Itosnaa and trato^. Sar-

vka Martar of Ralaigh-ptfhan 2IH

Wbet Peace Street, Relelgh. NC 27*03.03*2002.

n PROfE$SIONAL

ssrXJKf.'t.^'ss

day or night 75*3303. Farmvllla.

PRO PAINT *

Painting and completa homa maintanaca of all kinds, voot ex parianca. LItoHma lasldant In this area. 74*44 aftor 4. __

SIAAPI^S yd Asyclataa. Ge^al contractor. Ramodallrig, additiat^ naw homes. >m d^ carports, ate. (Sanaral repair work.

patios, 4 *04M.

mobile H^I cool undarplnnad. Frao astlmata*. 7a-M or 73*0779.

71 BuslntisSgrvlce

MiCROPdjW arid MM Ing sarvlca. Will ViS^Sfllm yoor artlvo arto Inactiva records tor aocurlty and space. Folding snd mailing your statamants each month. Roasort^a rates I Carolina Microfilm Sarvlcas, 732-377*.

HouobsFgtSbIb

t BfiOfKXMAS, one teth. great room, kitchan with stove,

in Farmvllla. For more kttorrnaHon, call Joan Robtnaon of 0. C. NIchol Agency, 732-4B12ar 71*0411.

1M LOAN assumption on ax acuHva homa sHuatad on one acre wooded tot. 3 bedrooms and 3 baths. This home la on axcellanl value f the famllv IhM nsa^plnty of space. TMs flwa year old home is of -

----- ...^11 *---- I I rmel I mrm

BMKMI. I I* tiww rwmo MW twssw

fared well below cwrmet replaca-mant coats. For daltols call Oi-' Realty. 7-*W; nights. 73*343*.

OAKMONT SUBDIVISION. 3 bsdrooms. 2 baths, formal ropmik dsn wHh firaplece, scresnad back porch, tancad backyard and carpet. For more Information, call Joan Robtnaon at D. G. NIchol* Agency, 7324012 or 73*0401.

12 Rgoort Property For

harmrs i^no.

with MU' frootogai, 200* deiy, SISJM-Call 7S3-3S0S;74*02 nights.

BLOUNTS BAY. Loto tor lo. LH* avaraga over ana acre In size. Only 11 lalOlO-OStooftIca, 73*1**1 homa.

summer RESORT on Pamll RIvor. mlnotoa from OfeonvfUo. S^W. 73*-*4aftar3and*pjn.

and bath may be a^ly stodad by finishing tower laval. Exoaliant touting ^fishing. Reasonably prtoad. *3*1741 aftor 4 p.m.

UNIVERSITY AREA

Looking tor an aparttywnt? You II

find a wrida range of avallabla itoH listed In the Classltiad columns of to-day's papar._

MOBILE HOMES

64 AMWlB Homes For Rant

12 X , 2 bedrooms, 3 mllas nor-thwast of Graonvilla. 7-2347.

12 X 70, turnlshad. 7M-7414.

2 BEDROOM, furnished. 115 75*19.

1 BEDROOM wrtth canitot snd ato cortolHonlng, *5; 2 boifroom with air, 125.^0 pats, no chlldron. 75*3*44.

DOUBLEWIOE. 3 bsdrooms, cha* and sun deck. On privata lot.

75*30 after*.

73 Commtrclal PropBTty

_________JCE space fork

square toat. Nalgtoor^ ^rn^ clal zone. Hookar Road. Call 752-1733 days, 75*7*14 nights.

20 TO 29 squar# faet. To b built to tenant's ipacltlcatloi^ Vi rnlta from mall on AAamorlal Drl^, 1^-waan carpets by Gor and Bob s TV A Appliance. 75*4771 IntormaTlon.

tor moro

FOR RENT. Prlrtto ratall^spaca available downtown. Excallant location, super tow rent. 7-7432.

METAL BUILDING. .Wholyalo pric. Buysr may finish consh^ on. Darden Real^, 750-l*3; ni^ts, waokands, 752-747L_

FOR SALE. *5,0 foof ee-

mant block warehouse. 3 offices, 3 ramps. Excallant tforoao or Invast-marffproparty. Call Alice Moore at AldrlcSe a. Southarlarto, 7S4-35; nights, 7M-33M.

CHEAP. Bulldino tor rsrto ^ sale. 78 square feat. Rant one half or on tlra building. Firewall. CDF zone. * or 300 a month per side tor year's leas*. Former furniture store and furniture warehouse. Call 7-14 during day.

TWO STORY commarclal bulldl^. 11,0 square teat. Ground floor ha* hwo tenant*. Existing mogateca^ flow can b upgraded bacaysa of short farm lease arrangenftant. Both tenants Intsrestsd In remaining In location. Second level S,W sjiu** teat. Conducive to renovation for <d-flca space. Details, call Ovmt Edwards, Omni Realty 750-**, nights, 75*34.

Hurry bafora its flona, bedroom home, llvino t tiraplace, kltchan/dlnir on, scraanad back -ad In back yard. 42,

GINGER HACKETT

.. 3 or 4 room with comWna-

758-0050

RE/AAAX

Graonvilla

7S*7*

CAMBRIDGE

This homa has the space you and yoor family needs to grow in. 3 oadrooms plus a recraatlon room tor a 4th badroom. Large living room and dan. Call tor an appolntmant.

GreeneWay

Large 2 bedroom garden apart-ments, carpet, drapes, dishwasher, pool. On Country Club Or. adiacent to Greenville Country Club. 756-6869.

WE HAVE CABLE TV

S45.9.

NEW. 2 bedrooms, l</> baths. Low Utilities, rustic decor. Convanlant location. S2*5 rrwnHi. Call Watson Associates. 754-1377; nights, 754-8303.

GINGER HACKETT 758-0050

Graanvilla

RE/AAAX

CARRIAGE HOUSE Apartmwits. 3 badroom townhousas. Fully carpatad. pool and laundry room, cabla TV. 73*34.

7M-790*

HOUSE FOR SALE or r^t^ bodrooms, 2 baths. 1 North BarreH Straat. Farmvllla, NC 753-37M or 753-3404.

2 BEDROOM apartment. Appliances fumlshad washar-dryar lookups. In Grlfton. S2W monthly. Echo Realty, Inc.. 732-1411 or 524-4140.

YOU CAN SAVf fiioney by shopping for ^rgains in the Clatsiflad Ads.

You'v* dacldod to sHI your rasort proparty this fall? You can get tha lob done quickly using Classified.

DUPLEX. 2 bedrooms, on* yMi; old. carpeted, haat pump, thermal windows, dishwasher, washar-diyar hooki^. S2*5 par month. 7-^

43 SQUARE FOOT com^clal building tor rant. Naw brick structure, heated, air conditio^, paved parking In front and back. LocaM 01 South Evans Street. Call M. E. SuHonor J. E. Suon, 7324131.

78 HouiBeForSBle

BY OWNER. 3 badroom country of land. Fisher stove

YORKTOWN SQUARE A pretty condominium and an end unltl Three bedrooms, IVi baths, toi^r, living room with tiroplaca, dining room, patio. Live tha aas^fa and forget about yard work. $45,5.

LYNNDALE A wonderful home for tha growing family. Four bedrooms, three baths, toy^, great room with tiraplace, dining room, solarium, raga, storage. Fenced yard. S137,sd6:

PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK APRIL 1319 CONSERVE ENERGY

DUFFUS REALTY, INC.

756-5395

home. 1.1 acrw.  -----

heats all. S4Z0. No realtors, please. Call 752-3* day or 75*7510 ni(^t.

2 BEORDOM. privato loM^shad, washer, air, car^, no ehllttoan, no pats. 7M-4057.

FDR RENT or sale. 2 bedrooms, fully carptad, washer and dtyar, air. No pafT Avallabla now. 7M-347*.

COLONIAL, story country honw. Modernizad, 4 badraoms. 4 baths, family room with tlraplaca, 23 square teat of living araa, 1.* acr. $45^. Bill Williams Real Esteta, 752-2*15.

. BEDROOMS, one bath. Good loca Hon. No pats. 75*0! attar 5 p.m.

3 BEDROOMS, 2 full baths, air conditioning, unfurnished. Located on prIvatoTot, 1*5 noonth. 825-2181.

Help fight InHation by buying Mlllra through the Classified Call 241M.

and

ads.

2 BEDROO^. Vi mlla from Greon-vllla city limits. S135, $75 dsposlt. 752-7*or 7-0779.

66 AAobilBHomBS For Sale

WE BUY usod moblla homae. Tommy William*. 73*7015, 752-5*02.

1*7* HOMETTE 12 X *4.3 badroom* >artlally Included.

OAKWOOD14X ttoc. ^

ona bath, washer, dryer. Oalivared and sat i>. 14% simple Interest loan. 12.290. Call or saa Jimmy Langston, 73*3434, Oakwood Moblla Homes

1*73 STYLECRAFT. 2 bwlroom* Ir, turnlshad. Lika naw. 75*7S attar 4.

1973, 12 X *3. 2 bedrooms, iVi baths. 73**343.

61 OPPORTUNITY

SMALL BUSINESS with axcHlant situation for second Income. Inventory, Improvamants and aqulpmant. Higher volume during wfntar and siN-lng. Established 2Va years with T/t years remaining on lease and an option to renew tor 5 mora yaars. Located In (rraanvllla Square. Good return on Invoatmont. 1>,0. Omni Realty, 7-**; nights, 7U-54.

CAREEROPPORTUNITY

Intarnational publisher naads raprasantativas; Suceasstul direct sales axparlanca a plus. Leads provided for tn-homa prasantation of revolutionary naw Encyclopedia Britannica 3. Prastlga product provides outstanding opportunity tor hi^ aarnlnm In a short time. Commissions paid promptly. Excallant training and banafln. Oppwtunl^ tor meaningful advancamant. Call Mr. AAcOonaid at 82*72 tor appointment.

100 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

LYNNDALE. 4 bwlroom, T/t bath, 2 story homa with 23 square toat and double garage. Call Louisa Hodga at Aldridge and Southerland Raalty, 7S*3W0or homa, 73*50.

iOOM house to move. Maka otfor. Ill 74*31.

BY OWNER. 19 East Eighth Straat. 3 badrooms. I'/i baths, living room with tlraplaca, large aat-in kitchen, oHlca.>% loan assumption. 49,9. 752-73 tor appolntmafrt.

RAGLAND ACRES. iWsqi^t^ ranch. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, dan with

sars-KsrfsissKStiSi:

ty, 75*35; evenings. 752-0345.

NEW LISTING. Club PInaa. 45,0. Lovely ranch on Greenwood Drive. 3 badrooms, 2 full baths, formal din

ing rooifi. 4on with firspiaoa. aat-in kitchan. Poaalbla loan asaumpflon. Call Peggy at Aldridge and Southerland, 73*33 or 73*6*42.

CLUB PINES. Naw listing. Loan assumption $23,3. Assume at 1l'/i%. 9 month old contemporary. Sunken great room with tlraplaca, at-ln kitchan. dining room, 3 badrooms, 2 baths, naat pump. Dacoratad by Fuquas. Call Paggy at Aldridge A Southerland, 7-54 or 7S4-W42.

100 CLASSIFIEDDISPLAY

WE BUY USED CARS

lOHNSON MOTOR CO.

79 tnvBstimnt Proparty

DUPLEX FOR SALE. Nice corner wooded lot. One side with tlraplaca. Energy aHlctont. *10,0 down jfnd assume 11%, yaar mortgage. Call Van C. Ftoming, III, ^-*1, 73*4235.

OFFICE BUILDING for sal*. Downtown araa. Excallant location next to m*|or banks. Low dovm pay-

mant, financing at 1lVi%. -

vastmant tor owner occupant. Van C. Flaming, III, 7-41,74-423S.

Lots Fit Sal*

% ACRE lot tor sala. Near Sto^, NC. M% down, balance 5 yaars. Call 823-1401 attar 4 p.m.

3 ACRE WOODED tot mitos east of Graanvilla. Private lane, 0% financing avallabl*. 11,0. Call Jon Day at Aldrldg* and Southerland Raalty, 75*33; avanlngs, 752-0345.

LOT. Zoned for duplex or singla family dwelling. Avdan location. 4,3. Omnt Raalty, ?-**; nights and vsaakands, 73*54.

LOT. 1 X 170. Rivwband Planta-on. Homes up to S1,0 In value In Imnidlato area. Protsctad hartxx-with quick access to Trent Rivar,. S22,000: Onnnl Raalty, 758-**; nighlsor waakands, 75*54.

100 CLASSIFIEDDISPLAY

WE REPAIR SCREENS* DOORS

RemodgllHflRoom Additions,

C.L lupton Co.

752-6116

OSDKRHEMTOIS

MDWHSEB.

Reasonable Prices S.Q.Wiltiami5 Ropair Shop 74fr^391

WATERBEDS. King or quaon. Ml Ing waterfaads direct from ntanufac hiring plant. Will sacrifica a lot of proHtsbocauso there Is no overhead. Buy complete with 12 yaar guarantoo on maross, 4 year guarantoa on thormoatat controltad hMtar. Linar, deck and pedestal. All tor 1*3. David Hill, 73*25*3.

WE ARE intarartMl in hiring a caraar minded mala or tomal* to sal I and collact llto, ho^iltal and acch danl doblt. Good, guararttood salary plus commisston. Free group Insurance. ASany other fringe banaftt*. Cali 752-3777 bafor* W a.m.

BAIL BONOS runner tor PIHQwnty araa. Full or part-time. tMoof side. Comact Chuck AAld^ at Boll Bonding Conripany In Naw Barn, 1-*37-2248or1-*^4734aHar*p.m.

CREDIT ASSISTANT naactod by local company. Previous sxperienc* In crsdil and cotlactton work nocassary. Salary nogotiaM*. Excallant company banoflts. Call 75*0034 for appoinfmanf batwsan * and*.

WANTED; supervisor tor sewing plant. Mtost be obi* to run 1^ pro-dectlon in tJilldrefi'* sportswear. Good salary. 7S8-9727.

PINTO H. Small equity .end taka ovar paynts. 73*9**5,7S3-37W.

AMrcury

*OOOR, 1*7* AAarcury AAerquI*. Good condHlon, silver gray wHh burgundy Interior, with all axtras. 82D. 75*2*37.

OMtmobile

OLDSMOBILE 1*?J Statton Wagon. Redials, full powar. 752-27*3 anym*.

PontiBC

PONTIAC 1*7* Grand^ Safari Wagon. 13,0 mllas, loadad. Asking W3m773*23 days, 71*1742 nights.

PONTIAC IfM Phosnlx. 4 deer, a r, poww stoering, 22,0 mil**. 837. ^3374,9 15.

Silvar, 2 doer, II aquHy, aasumo

GTO, 1*88. 4, 4 loaoiS good condition. Trade pr VW, mrtorcycla or bast caNi offer. 752-1037.

FoTBlgn

TOYOTA Coroir* 1*7* station

wa9cn.'5spo6d, excallant condHlon, afOOmHas. S38M. 732 111*.

KK^srfK.'atSdisx

offarao Monday, 10 a.m. Ml * p.

. .    Hours

.u Monday, 10 a.m. Ml * p.m. and Friday, * p.m. I * p.m. Pretor someone without other fob or school rosponslbllHtoa. Apply In pwrson. 73*94.

3 TON day and night central air w dltlonar tor horliontal furnaca, 3; outside door with tap glass panalad, S; storm door, S33. Pieasa call only if Intarastod. (^11 73*2*M aftor S p.m.

LPNS

rowl-WQMl Mm Dally RMtfll Cart AvUM

CoR

BrowH-Woo4( hK.

fsa-7111

WE INSTALL ALUMINUM AND VINYLSIDING

RemodelingRoom Additions

C.L. Lupton, Co.

752-6118

86 ApBrttngnfsForRBnt

CHERRYCOURT

Luxurious 2 bBdroom townhouats and i bedroom apartmwds. Carpet, drapM. compactors, woshor-drygr hook ups, pool, sauna, tennis court, ciub house, otc. 7S2-1S57.

RENTALS

6 ApartmontB For Rant

STRATFORD ARAAS APARTMENTS

The Happy Place To Live CABLE TV

756-4800

LOVETREESf

fofias'.sis'aiasi^Kr

, Queilty construction, firoplew. lS7t pump* (heetino cost* %.** then comperebla un l.ts), dishweahar, wo$hor/ryor ho^-

COURTNEY S(3UARE APARTMENTS

Arlington Blvd.

7S-S067

3 BEDRDOMS. Naar unlvarsHy. Avallabla now. No pats, vnt-m*.

DUPLEX APARTMENT IN CaONIAL VILLAGE

Two carpatad badrooms, larga carpatad living room, kitchen wHh dining araa and plonty of cabtn^

UlllfSIU OfW ipwweety w

A^llancas turnlshad. Brick vans construction, tolly InsuloM. H^ pump. Across from Burrough* Vallcome naar school. *2 per month. Cell 7-2S.

KINGS RDW APARTAAENTS. 1 end

2 badrooow, cabla TV, laundry room, club house, swimming pool, Vardont Straet. 732-331*.

3 RDDM apartnrwnt for rant. Ctosa to unlvw-slty. 7-03aHar5p.m.

2 BEDRDOM epartmant. CerpalML central haat and air. *225 month. 7-37.

APARTMENTS. 2 bodrooms, h^, air, \ tlraplaca, dishwasher, ;{. 4o pats. Bryton Hills, 111B and 1D*B Brookwood D .

Driva. Flaming A ASMKlatas, 734-423S or 732-3W7.

a BEDRDDM duptox on Brownl^ Driva, naar ECU. Carpal, haat pump, appliances. 240.73*^4

a BEORDDMS. appllancas furnish

d. Closa to campus. $1. 73a4)04.

DNE BEDROOM, furnished,^ Clancy apartment. av<i blocks from univarslty. 1 nrwnth. 73a-ai14,8 til 3; 75a-51*9aarS.

100 CLASSiFIED DISPLAY

OAKMONT SQUARE APARTMENTS

Two bodroom townhousa apart-mants. laia Radbanks Rd. OlshwHhor, rafrlgaratar, range, dISBoaal includ. Wa al> hmw CaSia TV. Vary convanlant to PIH Plaza and Univarslty. Also some turnlshad apartments availaMa.

756-4151

TAR RIVER ESTATES

1401 Willow StraN 7S2-4a

i.a. and 3 badreoma, waahar-dryar hook-ups, cablavislon, pool, clito houso. Only 5 bloeks from East Carolina Unlvorsity.

Chock avsrywhsr* als* first

Ultimate In Apartment Living

FULLY FURNIHSEp, air n^ tionlng. Avallabla AAay 0 through August . Two pooplo only. *2 a monto. 752-3M7.

ONE BEDROOM Ctoso to coltogs. 1. 7S*S7.

100 CLASSIFIEDDISPLAY

PREPARED 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE PartonfHzad Sarvlca Richard AJIan

FOR SALE

Locsiad on. Psmlloo Rivsr. Closs to BlllyJl Campground*. 2 bsdrooms, carpal, tk, comptoMy lumlahsd, 20X15 scraanad In porch.

For Lease Commercial Space Eastbrook Drive

behind King & Queen Restaurani

752-1010

ssisTiiiiTamyiBiioFFicn

Expanding parsonnel department is looking for liv dividual to conduct Initial interviews, exit interviews, maintain system of position control, and job descriptions. Requires college degree with courses in personnel or Business Administration. Interviewing experience desirable. Salary from $12,000. Send resume to: Personnel, Pitt County Memorial Hospital, 200 Stantonsburg Road, Greenville, N.C. 27834. (919) 757-4479.

NEW MURRAY 7 HP riding mo^ (23" cut), $3; AMdltorranoan dining room suit (lighkto hutch and beta, opal tabla with leaf and 4 upholstarad chairs; good condition). SOO; groon shag cer^(ir X ir), 1. 2-4993. All Hams cen ba saan In Washington.

8 PIECE dining room sulto. Old, good condition. 75*23.

ROYAL BLUE RUG

%* *

,. Approxlmeto-good condition.

W RCA portabla color TV. Ex-cNtont condHlon. *M0. 73*21 day* (ask tor JeH); 73*9742 nlghH.

17" ONE HP AdvanM tijtor machine. Used for montos. Ilk* now. $4. 75*0*93 snytlmo.__

714 HP boot motor; 2 window unit air condHloner. 73*34.

FULL TIAAE end pert-time eountor holp. Also manegoment trana*. Ap-plySt^'s, l^ench* StrsM.

,ER TRAINEE wanted.

Earn while you loam. ExcallanI opportunity for advancoment ter herd working psrson with hM school oducHlon. Car fumlshod tor outstda collscMon work. Aep^ in person. 111 West Fourth StreH, fteonvljle.

QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN; Please cell 73*0970. No holpars nood FPly

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR of child

'* csW. Must b# e permimem rosidantrApply 313 East

cere c*.... Onienvlll*.. Tenth Strset.

a&r'srisasiias

Mato good money on your own tt^, quality products. Call

WbrfcWantad

TONY BROWN'S Lawn A Tree Ser vice. Mews . . . mows . . . mows. 73**7.

TREE BMK. hodg trlmmod. CeirJohn forry, 75*4223.

SHOP WITHOUT GOING SHOPPING.THE AMWAY WAY.

Au^ey products dollvarod to your

756-3947

TWO ELECTRIC baseboard heetors. r and 10*. 74*33t2 or 74**433.

OPFICE FURNITURE. Closed of-fka. Graet deal. Desk. swivN cheir, file cabinet with lock, desk calculator. 74*3302 or 74**425.

SOLID MAPLE dInoH* suit* with 4 citairt, $1; ton arm chair, 140. 73*5973 aftor*.

or 73*9123.

MANO Palomino galding. 7

tIon.'MNn Stroat or 7 North Main Straat, Farmvllto, aftor*.

FIGHT VEPCO, Laf natura cool you Spaclel muHlcator hemmocks. spr ing tima arlcaa. $35 to S40. Hattoras Itoniniad, no* Ctork Straat. 1104 C

ing tim* arica*.

HommSdu. 11*

Clatjistrtot.

We are now accepting applications for full time and part time positions for LPN's. Salary commensurate with experience and good benefit program. For more Information write; Helen Abbott, R.N., Pitt County Memorial Hospital, 200 Stantonsburg Road, Greenville, N.C. 27834. (919) 757-4470

Texas Topper Country

1980 CMC PICK-UP

Fold back seat heavy duty springs powar atearing chroma grill step up bumper

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FIRST: Wt will have a public information booth at Pitt Piaia open Monday, AprN 14, through Friday, April 18, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., with information that will help you decide on energy efflclont foatuiae In a now homo or In tha horn# you own now, and Information to help you protect your right to own property. PleaetvlaHuei

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3'Kramer Receives Top Honors In Oscar Awards

> Bf PETER J. BOY^ awarcte Monday Mght, in-AnodMadPraH Writer chiding best picture, best HMXYWOCH) (AP) - On a screenplay and directing (Rob-traoqofl nigM for Oscar, Dustin ert Benton), best sqpporting ac-Hoffman and bis Mtter child tress (Meryl Streep) and best

actor the ofteiHionihuted but never-before choaen Hoffman.

Bob Fosses AU Tliat Jazz, a self-insidred musical about a

custody battle Kramer vs. Kramer earned the best of the Stad annual Academy awards, while Sally FWs portrayal of a iwinn niiHiMrf in NormtP Rae brou^ her best actress honors.

Kramer woo five major

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THE KRAMERS Actor Dustin Hoffman and actress Moyl Stre^ di^lay their Oscars. Hoffman won best acU* and Streep won best siq>-ptHting actress for their roles in Kramer vs. Kramer, best picture of the year. (AP Laser-idioto)

stage producers frenetic and evntually fatal drive, IN four Oscars film edithig. art dl-rectk, adapted score and costume de^

Apoca^ Now, Francli Ford Coppolas Vietnam War epic, collected for sound and dnematograpl^. Norma Ra^* was the other mult^ winner of the night, garnering Oscars lor best song - "It Goes Lite It Goes" and for Dfiss FMds performmice.

Hoffmans ambivalent acceptance and a verbal sparring match with reporters backstage provided the evenings only hints 0 spontaneous drama, commodities which Oscar is usually in anqrie sipfdy. Monday ni^t was an excq>tion.

Hoffman joked a bit as he a^ cepted his Oscar, then turned serious, making refoence to his being critical of the Academy, and for reasoi. Badcstage, he expanded:

I guess what Im trying to say is that I do think that art is cmnpetitive ... but it is fmr the arti^ to do the competing. Theres just no way to arW-trarily (aw the line on good

WOTk.

Not at all imUvalent was eMranged wift in the movie, SaUy Field, who stmgtfed fer wm nwntnated in (he Hipett-years with her cutesy Gidger iaf, rather Qmb M categoiy. Image before gettMg ralee VK Steve TeMch woa an Osear thyolOacff perfBrmaacee.ltar for his dnrmhig, froaeptriad portrayal of the (Soiuttve, Awwy scrtBt a Ui

tougfHflBlnded union organiaer.

Norma Rae, esned her a biit actreas Oacar in I difficutt fkeid that induded such beivy-weigbts as Jsne Fonda and Maieha Masoa

Court Backs FCC Rule

Mise FMd wept openiy on stage, and said afterward, Tm abeolutely rtHyhwt ... I know ru go home end cry some more. Ive wanted to be an actress since I was three. Thh is incredfbie.

Meivyn Douglas, who at 7 was competii^ in the supporting actor category against 8-year<ild Justin Henry, was a predicted and popidar wimwr f(M- his role as the craggy talist in Being There. Dou^as, who has coi^inued working despite weakened hedth, was the only winning actor not in attaadance at Mondays ceremony.

The otho suKxnting role award - to Mcr^ Streep ftsr Kramer ^ was not imeqiect-ed, ettho'. The only surprise came weeks ago, when Miss Streep, who played Hoffmans

OSCAR-Mehdn Dou^as, the crusty old industrialist in Being There, won an Academy Award Moodqy evcMiE as best sup-poitliig actor. It was 0 ae-cond supporting actor award for Oou(^ who also won hi 1963 for a role in Hud. (AP Laaeiphoto)

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HOLLYW(X)D (AP) - Two and a half years ago, a freelance writer sent a script to Dustin Hoffman, saying the actor would win an Oscar nomination if he used it. The script was rejected, Hoffman won the Oscar and the writer is suing the makers of Klramer vs. Kraroor for plagiarism.

Jay (Tiristian, the 34-year-old Burbank author of a manuscript entitled A Touch of Innocence, said Monday that he filed a $221 million suit Friday against Columbia Pictures Inc.,

Hoffman, Hoffmans Sweetwall Productions Inc. and director-screenwriter Robert Benton.

Represaitatives of Hoffman and Sweetwall here and in New York refiKed to commmt when contacted about the suit.

The damage suit, filed in Superior Ckwrt in Glendale, claims the filmmakers fda^a-rized Christians numuscript about a divorced fatbor w) wins custody of his (diild. The only real diffenmce is that Kramer used a boy, and I used a girl, said (3uistian.

Where Accuracy Is Not All-Important

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By PETER J. BOYER AP Television Writer LOS ANGELES (AP) -Sounds like a real hot one, doesnt it? Its got all the ele-maits blacks, drugs, religion, sex ... (XMild make headlines all across the country. No, thats not a CBS executive contemplating the ratings riches CBS hc^ to ref^) in air-

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ing its f<wr-hour TV movie, Guyana Tragedy: The Story of Jim Jones. But the ethics involved are similar.

The above dialogue is from the movie, attributed to the character r^resenting the late Rep. Leo Ryan. I say character because Ryan, in this movie, is portrayed as a puMic-ity-hungry piditician e^jparently h^ing to further the cause of Leo Ryan by investigating Jones and his Peebles Temple.

Im not certain thats an accurate pcHtrayal, but accuracy isnt the ambition of a docu-drama. Gathering crowds is.

CBS is a{^>arentiy confident that a crowd will gatiier to watch this ejqiloitatkm, having dedicated two evenings of prime time to its showing (tonight and Wednesday) in the final week of a n^and-tuck ratings battle with ABC.

Perhaps theyre right, though I cant undenttand why anyone would willin^y sit (town to relive that daric tragedy of Jonestown, Gitana. Its like going to a funeral youre not obliged to attend.

CBS may pass Guyana Tragedy off as a painful history less(m or a study in misguided zealotry, but their on-air promos leave no doubt as to vriiat the networic has in mind. You see Jim J(es in a passionate embrace with one (rf his many women as the amouncOT touts in resonant hmes The story of Jim J(e8 ...

On a dramatic levd, the movie is supatly executed. It begins with a frantic Jcmestown scene in which Peo^ Toiqple disciples are rushed to a pavil-lion ((M* poison p(^ton, and txdt-ers are shot (town by armed guards. The chaos ends wbei J(es lifts his band and softly calls out:

All right, all right, it was

WASHINGTON (AP) - A federal aj^teals court has op-held a Federal Cmnmunications (tommission rule that would allow caUe television to air network programs that duplicate shows already being broadcast by a local station.

And in another decision affecting broadcasters, the FOC denied a re(piest Monday to temp(rarily suspoxl its new, more strii^t affirmative action guiddines used in processing radio and TV license renewal {q)(dications.

The FCCTs decision against caUe TV Uackouts, issupd in May 1978, was iq>hdd Monday by the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Ripeis in Ricbmood. Inqde-maitation of the decision had been ddayed ev^ since its adoption because of 1^ challenges 1^ a host (tf local TV stations and broadcast grotq.

At issue was what the F(X! calls its ndwork nm-dii^i-cation rules.

Before the 1978 ruling, the FCC required cd^ systems fering the signal ci a distant station affiliated with the same network as a local statkm to black out prt^rams whk^ diqilicated local network |nt>-gramming.

Suzanne Somers Is Relishing Success

NEW YORK (AP) - For a dumb blonde who snorts when she laughs and is seemin^y unaware of the effect she has on men, Chrissy has done all right for herself and is not about to get off the roU-axxMister now.

Suzanne Somers paid her dues like most pretty faces looking f( a break. As CJirissy, in the hit ABC-TV series Threes Conpiny, she got that break.

Rose Portrait Left To Garbo

Elvis Film For

Next Winter

HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Elvis Presley, fast becoming an American f(4k hero, will undergo yd another film biography, This is Elvis!,^ first with the full cooperati( of the Presl^ estate and C(d. Tom Park, Elvis l(g-time manag.

Warner Bros, announced David L. Wdper, best known for Roots and dozens of documentaries, will produce the feature film f(H- rdease next winter.

The movie will be constructed from existing film footage of actual events and pformances which highlighted Presleys career, enhanced by filmed recreations of events which occurred behind the scenes during Presleys life.

LONDON (AP) - A portrait of a single red rose painted an unknown l9tlKe^ury Italian artist was left to actress Greta Garbo by famed photographer Sir Cedi Beaton, who once asked the fflm star to marry him.

The will on Beatons estate, estimated at $1.1 million, was puMisbed M(mday. He left his entire collection photogr^ (rf the British royal family to Joyce Hose, bis secretary ((m- 26 years.

I fed extremdy proud to be acting as custodian of the royal photographs, Miss Hose said. I will l(xA after thm and (dioish than all my life.

The bulk of Beatons estate was Idt to rdatives.

Beaton, who also designed the sets and codumes for My Fair Lady, died in January.

Barbara Eden Series Readied

HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Barbara Eden, who starred ((m* flve years in the I Dream (rf Jeannie series, will return to episodic tdevision in Harp Valley PTA, based on the theatrical movie in which she starred.

Sec(md only to Smokey and the Bandit anxx^ most-watched NBC-TV ntovies this year, Haiper Valley PTA was the fourth highest-rated movie of the 1979^ seas(.

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Powers Boothe raiders a startling portrayal Jones, presoitii^ an earned preach with boyidi good looks who becomes a mesdanic wacko with a death wish.

But there is 8(HDething wroi% liie. The dramatic necessity of shining li^t on his 8i9p(Ged once-good intoitions, making Jim Jones even nxMnentartty a sympathetic character, Jud doesnt wash. This is no wayward hero, but a sick con artid nmning a death camp scam,

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I get all the laughs with h (Chrissy) and everybody likes h, I dont think Ive ev met anyone who doesnt think b a sweet little girl..., $aid the actress.

Ms. Somers has (dayed the bubble-lM-ained soqiot for the pad four seasons and has a contract to do two nm. In addition, die has opened a successful Las Vegas night club act and is odarring with !>-aid Sutherland in a romantic comedy, Nothing Pers(al.

But she knows ttiere are limits to the eiqposure an actress can get.

TV can bimi you out, she told the Daily News. If youre on too nuK^, you get overexposed and are no longer com-mcial and I intend to have a care that lasts another 30 years.

HAPPY BEST ACTRESS - SaUy Fields smUes holdlng her Oscar awarded her for the leading role in Nonna Rae during the 52nd Annual Academy Awards. (AP Laserphoto)

Host Of Stars In Christie Fiim

HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - The Minw (brackd may set a record for movies with the greated mincer of stars in a dngle cad.

Among those annNoiced so far f the advoitiire thrill are Elizabeth Tayl, Rock Hudson, Tony Curtis, Galdine Chiqilin, Edward Fox, Kim Novak and Angela Lansbury with more to c(ne.

Lansbury will play the ix4e(rf female sleuth Miss Maride in the film verd(m of the Agatha Chridie detective fllm to be filmed (locations in Europe.

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Due to the nature of certain purchases of merchandise we wilt be unable to issue RAINCHECKS since there will not be any merchandise available to reorder. These items will carry a No Raincheck notation.

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