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lOOTHYEAR NO. 30

REFLECTOR i

INSIOf READING

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TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION GREENVILLE, N.C. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 4, 1981 52 PAGES4 SECTIONS PRICE 25 CENTSAudit Is Favorable For County Schools

ByMARYSCHULKEN Reflector Staff Writer .

Cellini the county Khoois' financial condrtkw "aound and ftoeaily respomibte. GreenviUe CPA Mike Joyner presented audit reporttor the year 17M0 to the Pitt County Board of EAuudion at As monthly neetinf Tuesday.

Joyner reported the boerd of edueattan operated on a badget (or the period of July 1. 1979 thrau0i June . I9n in ai $22 miUiMi one-helf of which comes (rom the riate of North Caralina The finds (or Grecmrille City Schools are also chaimeied UawMb the other hal(. which puts this (ivirr toto pmpecttve.^ hr oflMned The report was givwi in two

parts, the first deaJmi with the indhriduai scfaoots and the second wnh the monies from the central offloe Joyner made se\-eral suggesttons far the board to oonrider in its 19B1-6 budget, most of wMch daait adth whether items ve budgeted into capttai ouUay or cwrent expenae funds I have leen you in yean past implemeat changes that have brought abois Uaprovement. both in the schools and in the central office, he onimented. All in Ml. you have a very acalty sound operatwi"

Pitt County Schools Finance Officer DonHiomaa noted that the report is filed in his office and is avaUahle to the public Monday-Frtday. 9a.m to5p m.

The board also heard a request from Grifton School

Principal Ike Baidree. representing the Grifton Parent's Advisory Council, for f7.M0 to provide new funulure and a storage area for the school's media center. "We are merely asking for T.sn more than you've already appropriated for shrivtng," he explained The shelving was greatly needed but we also need fumltiBT and a storage area." Baidree added thM the media ceiAer had no fivniture for primary studeiAs and no storage area (or large flat ol^ects such as nuqps and charts "We have had no updMe since the school left Grifton in the early IfTJ's." he said The plan presented to the board would (mnde julmary rtudy carrels and all-wood furniture. It would utilize all etisting sheivii

The board voted to table the request until clanficatioas on capital outlay and current expense budgetings, as suggmted by the audit report, had been made Assistant Superiittendent of Instruction Katheryn LewU [M^senled to the board a school attendance policy proposed by the committee appointed last month to study the probin 'The policy allows a student 30 excused or unexcuied absences Any absences over 30 days require automatic failure of the course The exceptk to this is when a student accrues over 30 excused absences, after which be or ffie may appeal to the princ^ for a ruling Under the policy, excused absences include illness or injiay (Continued on Page S)

Expect Budget Cuts

Cause 'Great Pain'

ByOWENULLMANN Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (APi -Gnvemment officials on both eodl of the federal funnel -giving and receiving - predict the deep budget cuu soi^t by Prestdeni Reagan wiU inflict political pain on Congreas and economic tul fertag on Americans Among the targets reported under oonaideration by Reagan budget-cutters are auch polAicaUy popular pri^ams as Social Security, food stamps, child nutrition and economK aid to farmen aaddties "We begin what may well turn out to be the mort painftti politicai process Uvough wtiidi any of us Will ever go. Rep James R Jonas DOkU. said Tuesday as the Houw Budgrt C^-mMtee he heads began stud) ing Its own IW of potential praW^mcuttiacks At the White House,

matnwhflc. bigMly mayors recrtved the bad news from Rcsqtmi hbout his plans for riMp rashnaiana , aid. New York Mayor

' Ednrvd Koch said the presi

dent promised "those who are truly in need wUl not be aMKd to suffer, but all

odHrs. hopefully, will suffer eigttlly."

Reagan, who must pcrauade a reticent Congress to support the reductioas. was to meet with coo-greasional leaders in the CwMoi this afternoon to diacuBs his economic proposals

The president also plans to make a televised ackhress to the nation Thursday night to spdl out his general view of the economy's problems and why his proposed cures are necessary to lower inflatioa and unemployment and rv-store healthy economic growth He is to submit a package of tax cuts, offset-tiiw reductKNit and

rewilatory changes to Con

gress Feb IS Gettnw Congreaa to enact the budgri cuts, however, will not be easy . Jones said as the Budget Committee reviewed 105 soggesttons from congressional conomirts on how to prune billions of dolan from the budget r-

bills are commgdue and they mustbepaid"

"1 voted against those debt-ceiling bills (in the past I because 1 had no confidence anybody was dcvel oping a plan to control speo ding." he said 1 have confidence that such a plan is being developed now because

We leave behind the easy^ i am writing it "

talk and get down in the trenches with 106 specific Items, every one of which will do some dama^ to some people somewhere, he said Black leaders in Coi^reat who met with Reagan Tuesday, emerged from their WWte House mectuig saying they feared Reagan s budget cuts will come down hardest on their oomtMuency.

We told the prnideni we are gravely concerned that policies devised to rein in inflation do not disproportionately burden the poor, the ddrrly and moderate Income pmple" said Rep Walter Fauntroy. D-DC . chairman of the Con gresaianal Black Caucus even as the admtnistratian worked aa lU igcnduig cut proposals. Reagan s chief economic spokesmen urged

Reagan is setting his sights on rechjcing the 1981 budget

at least 2 percent, or aboiA $13 bUlkm (rm a total of $663 billion in estimated Nwndlng For 19C. Reagan's economic advlaers are looking to eliminate between $35 billion mid $40 billion from a $739 biliion budget proposed by the Carter administration. _ congressional sources said 'n.r A list of potential cuts drawn up by Stockman and (Continued on Page30)

Deliberating Garwood

CAMP LEJEUNE. NC IAP - A jury of five Marine officers, all veterans of Vletnua today began d^ liberating charges that Pfc Robert Garwood collaborated with ta OBpO durWR MmoM I4 m

Vietnam and assaulted a felkw prisoner of war.

The jury began considering

Congress Tuesday to raise ^ the charges at 9:30 a m after the national debt limit by $50 hearing 17 pages of instil

billion to finamce the current budget deficit The House Ways and Means Committee voted to raise the debt cemg from $835 bUiion to $985 bUlkxi after Treasury Secretary Donald T. Regan and budget director David A Stockman said the government would reach the current limit in only a few days. Without an increase, the government then would lose its borrowing authority Stockman, who consistently voted against raising the debt limit during his four years as a Republican House member from Michigan, said he had no choice but to seek an increase now because "the

tions by military judge Col. R E Switzer

Switzer said the jury may find Garwood innocent of the charges if A believes defense claims that the 34-year-oW Indiana native was mentally ill during the period of his captivity and could not dis-tmguish between nMA and wrong

Four of the jurors would have to vote for conviction in order for Garwood to be found guilty If he is convicted. the defense would be able to present additional witnesses during an open court sesHon on his sentence

Garwood could be sen

tenced to life in prison if found guilty of either charge Switzer detailed the charges In his instructions to the Jury, saying Garwood accmed of communicatmg

ttieir uniform, carryng arn nd accepting a posKten to their army. Kting as an intapreter during political indoctrination classes in POW camps, acting as an iirformer coocerning prisoners complaints, question-ir^ POWs about military units and attitudes, teaching them Vietnamese, suggested they croas over to the other side, and actuig as an armed guard

The other charge accuses Garwood of maltreating Army Pfc David N Haiter by striking him in the ribs with his hands without justi fiable cause. In his instructions to the jury. Switzer said a POW is required to conform to the laws, regulations and orders of the place to which be is confined.

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Hotline wrote to the company on your behalf : and also sent a copy of the letter to Family

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sponsive to advertising response complaints.

High School Drug Roundup

HIGH SCHOOL DRUG ARRESTS - Cumberland County Deputies escort Douglas Byrd High School students in Fayetteville who were arrested in the largest crackdown In local history. Over 130 students from all county high schools

Warren Says Tobacco Tax

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Could Cut Sales

RALEIGH - State Rep Ed Warren issued a statement today opposing a bill introduced Tuesday in the N.C. House

that would add ten cents a pack to the state cigarette tax

The freshman representative fnun Greenvifle commented on the bill introduced by Rep. Ruth M Easterling. D-Mecklenburg, which would increase the current two-cents-aick Ux to 13 cents, with three fourths of the proceeds channeied to the state Hi^Jway Fund I oppose anv tax on tobacco." Warren observed "The tobacco industry has been fighting constantly to defend their program for vears. With the constant struggle with scrap tobacco, along with the rising cost of products additional taxes would be disastrous to the tobacco industry The Pitt representative pointed out that "taxes on cigarettes sold in North Carolina in fiscal year 1980 amounted to over $124 miUlon" and he contended that an increase in the states cigarette tax rate would not only affect the economy in our state but to other states as wdl.

He sUted, "Higher taxes lead to a decrease in demand, which leads to less leaf an(l cigarette production. This can lead to substantial losses to the North Carolina economy, both at the factory and on the farm.

Warren mentioned that 42 percent of all tobacco grown in the nation is produced in North Carolina. He said, We must cut expenditures or find some other method of financing the Highway Fund - not at the expense of the tobacco industry

A legislative tax expert was quoted as saying that the Easterling bill would bring the financially troubled Highway Fund some $59 million a year, - TTt- Apparently legislative leaders give the bill little chance of gaining the necessary votes for passage and Mrs. Easterling was quoted as saying she hoped the measure would prompt the House-Senate Finance Committee to consider increasing the tax on cigarettes as part of any tax-hike package to provide tot eased funding for the Department of Transportion

were indicted on fetony charges. They are charged with selling drugs to undercover police who haiw been "enroUed to the schools since lari fall. (AP LaaerpiwU))

Bid-Rigging

Sentenced

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BEIRUT, Lebanon (APi -Ayatollah RuhoUah Khomeini publicly acknowledged he was in bad health today while delivering a unity speech to which he warned that those who stir up dissent "will land the country in America's lap."

89-year-(Ad Iranian

and will say a few words in general

Khomeinis speech was broadcast by Tehran radio and monitored here and in London. It ran about 25 minutes, not much shorter than his usual talks.

Sounding weary and speaking slowly. Khomeini said that strikes and work

CHARLOTTE. N C. (AP) A plea bargain to a state highway paving bid rigging case led Tuesday to a 9&day prison sentence for a Charlotet construction company executive and a $125,000 fine for his company.

Gary Williams, vice president of F.T. Williams Co., changed his pka from innocent to guilty to the bargain He could have been sentenced to three years in prison and fined $100,000 and his company could have been fined Slmiliion.

Williams also agreed to cooperate with the government to its on^tog bid-rigging toveriigatkm. said U S District Attorney Arthur Feiveson.

Williams and his company each faced one count of ngging bids on North Carolina road projects Williams entoed the pleas both for himself and the company.

U.S. District Judge Woodrow W JcMies ordered Williams to report to federal prison by Feb 20 He ordered the corporation to pay the first $25,000 of the $125.000 fine within 30 days and the remainder to $25.000 installments every six months Inder the plea bargain, the government will not prosecute Williams .or his company in connection with bids on any other North Carolina road projects or on two South Carolina paving jobs. Feiveson said The charges against Wiiams and his corporation stemmed from a 1978 grading and paving project in Cabarrus County, said

Feiveson. The Job was awarded to the C.G.Tate (3o. of Concord

But before submitting bids on the project, the Tate company asked Williams to submit an unreasonably hi^ bid so the Tate company would be awarded the contract.

When the Tate company got the cortract, A paid the Williams company $20.000, Feiveson said..

C.G. Tate pleaded guilty lari November to charges ol rigging bids and is cmrently serving a federal prison term.

Two other paving com panies and four current or former paving company of fleers pleaded innocent last month to bid-rigging charges. Three trials are scheduled this week in federal court to Charlotte.

The first trial is expected begin Wednesday after-no(to for Crowder Asjtoalt Corp. of Chariotte and two company executives. The next triM will be that of LA y Reynolds Co. o Winston Salem and conqwny officer Jon R. Reynolds. The third trial will be f<- Charles B.> Wuertenberger of Hilton Head Island, S.C., a former ^executive of Rea Construction (^. of Charlotte.

Trials are scheduled later this mrrnth to Statesville for Carl A. Boggs 'of the Dickerson Groi|> of Monroe and Superior Paving Co. of Shelby. - .i.

Since a5 bid-rigging investigation began lari year, 23 paving companies have been indicted.

New Librarian

JURY MEMBERS Blanks, front, MaJ, C.R. Tackett, middle, and 1st Lt. E.T. Gonzales, rear, three of the five jury members in the court martial of Pfc. Robert Garwood, leave the Judge Advocate building at Camp Lejeune. (AP Laserphokto)

The

revolutionary* leader began *---------

his speech to steelworkers slowdownsr plaguing Iran and others at a mosque near '"jiwere not like those that took

Tehran, by saying The crowd is 90 huge ... But I cannot speak in detail because my health is not good enough Therefore 1 will be brief

place during the campaign against the plate Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, who fled from Iran in Kho^ meinis 1979 Islamic revdu-tion.

Willie Ndms. currently with the Bristol. Virginia-Tennessee library system, has been named the new librarian for Sheppard Memorial Library to succeed Ms. Elizabetti Copeland, who is retiring this month.

Dr Ed Gement, chairman of the' Sheppard; Memorial Library Board, announced the chtMce of Ndms, foUowtog the screening of three top applicants for the position, and his acceptance by the board Nelms will be on the job as new librarian effective February 16

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Rings Can Be Dangerous

By Abigail Van Burn

* 'M by Jnmcftil Prm SymMM

DEAR ABBY PleaM- tell wivm how dangerous it la for a man to wear a ring whilf doing manual labor Aak any machiniat Aak NJ Armatnmg You iiuld do a lot of good if you atreaa*^ this point. Abby

MRS J H M FU)RIDA

DEAR MRS. M.; 1 have atreiwed it many timea. but thanka for reminding me that it's time to re-run thia item that appeared in my eolumn about 15 year ago:

DEAR ABBY. 1 am one of thuae fooJiah wivw who instated that my huaband wear hia wedding nng at all bwMw My haaband w a maintenance mechanic, and thia is what happened Yesterday, I received a call informing me that my huaband was at the hospital' While jumping off a cunatrurlion truck, he caught his ring on a piece of metal, and his finger was practically tom off I was told he was lucky he wasn't killed nee he lost his balance and fell under the wheels of the truck Abby. please pnnt thu in your column as a warning to other women who want their husbands to wr their wedding nngs to work

ALS Wire

Births

DEAR ABBY: Nearly three years ago, 1 taw a letter in your column from a man who was tormented and fniatrated because he had always felt that he should have been a woman. He said he was not a homosexual, but he felt like a woman with a mans body .

You advised him to contact the Janus Information Facility for legitimate, enlightening literature conceraing . this condition. H . |3IE

Abby. since I also had those feelings. 1 wrote for the^ hterature, and was pul in touch with doctors who studied my case. After much soul-searching. I know now that 1 am a tranaaexual.

1 am now living happily as a woman. I was scheduled for a wi-change operation at Johns Hopkins, but that type of operation is no longer performed there because the surgeons who in it left for other hospitals, so 1 am going to

Cleveland. ,

Abby, had it not been for your column, 1 wouldn t have known where to turn. 1 was so miserable 1 was on the verge of suicide!

Please advise others with this problem to get help through a'legitimate source as 1 did. And make it plain that not gveryone who think he wants to be of the other sex is a candidate for a sex-change operation. Before surgery is permitted, the doctors make sure the person is a true tranaaexual for whom surgery is the only ahswer.

Thank you for saving my life.

EK1

DEAR GEHI: I'm glad you wrote. Anyone interested in np-lo-dale literature concerning trans-IItei may write to Dr. Paul Walker, 1B52 Union St.. Sob Fraociaco, Calif. 94123. Pleaae encloac a stamped, setf-addresacd long envelope for a reply.

ShaUov

' Bora to Mr, and Mn James Edmund ShaUow. 3111 Brtardiff Dr., a aoa Brailey Alan. 00 Jan. >, I . PRt Memorial ItapRal

Bora to Mr and Mn Andrew Joluon HiU Jr.. KinsUm. a son. Andrew Johnson DI, on Jan. 27, ISIl, in Pttt Memorial Hospital

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Bora to Mr. and Mn William Ray YarreO. Rt. 4. GreenviUe. a son, Jamaine Brian, on Jan. M. Ml. in Pitt Memorial Ho^Ntal

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Born to Mr. and Mn John James Foell Jr.. Azalea Gardens, a son. Michael Scott on Jan. 2k Ml . in Pitt Memorial Hixpital

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Born to Mr and Mn Ralph Lee Swain Jr.. Rt. 1 GreenviUe. a son. By Joe, on Jan 21. Ml, to Pitt Memorial Htnpitai

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Bora to Mr. and Mn Larry Douglas HoUoman,

AAMAMeet

Announced

The American Aaaociatioo of Medical AatoatanU wUl hold its meeting Thmday to 6:30 p.m.

, A covereiMitoi stgiper will be held prior to the program which will be given by Or. E^inger, director of the Pitt' County Health Deputmenl He will be speaking on the functions and services of the Pitt County Health Depart ment.

All medical penonnel are

invited to attend

Wedding

Invitation

Mr. and Mn. E. T. James request the honor of yotr presence to the marriage of their daughter, Tonya Elaine, to Willard Timothy Sutton on Sunday. Feb. 8,to3 p.m. to Trinity Free WUl Baptist Church. Reception foUowtog the ceremony No written Invitattoitf were issued.

FarmviUe, a Beiqamin. on Ja& M. Ml. to Pitt Memorial Hospitto

Ferrara

Bora to Mr and Mn Joseph Emanuel Ferrara Jr Havctodt. a Vtoerie Aane. en Jaa 3k IW. in Pitt Memortal \kiph tto

Kaai

Bora to Mr and Mn Jimmy Clayton Keel. SIS-A BattkSL.adau^.Starta Momque. on Jan 21. Ml. to Pitt Memorial HiMpital

Alien

Bora to Mr. and Mn David Kent Allen. Wto-tervBle, a daugOer. Otore Dtol. on Jan. . Ml. to PMt Memorial HcNpitai

Bora to Mr. and Mrs Samuel Lee Wooden. 7 A Deck St. a son. Samuel Lee Jr.. on Jan. 21. Ml. to Ptt Memorial Howiitto

Pcttus

Bora to Mr. and Mn. Bobby Joael Pettvs, Branch's Etotoet. a daughter, Ratoieda Luoette. on Jan. 21. Ml. to Pttt Memoh tolkMpitto

Bridal Policy

A black and white gkaay flue by seven photoyaph it queeted lor cngagemant ' annouBcemcBta. Fer^ pitolictoion to a Sunday edF doa, tiK taAmnatiaB nuto be tomiltod by 12 noon on the preceding Wedncaday. Fngito^niMt pictureB awto be releand to toato three wBtoB prior to the weddtag date. After three weeks, only

prinled.

Weddtag printed throyi^ the first week with a Rye by seven picture Duriiig'ihe aecdod week with a wallet toae pic ture and wrttBup gWing lees deaolptkm and after the second week, Juto aa an an-notBcement. Weddtag forms and pictures should be returned to "The Daily Reflector one week prior to the date of the weddtag. AH tatematton toMUid be typed or written neatly.

Miss Ginger Flye, bride-elect of Robert Keys, was honored Sunday with a wine and dieeae shower to the home of Mrs Heitjert WilkenooJr.

Mn WUkerson and Miss Susan Ipock were hostesses for the event Guests were greeted by the botoesses and hoooree The bonoree was presetoed a corsage of white carnatkms and bto^'s breath Special guests were Mn Paul Flye and Mn. Robert Keys, mothen of the bridal cotgUe The wedding will takci place to the First Presbyterian Church, Greenville. Sunday. Feb I.

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Martin Gcacrai Ho^iiUl and efforts 10 attract more tav duitry to Martin County ere principal agenda ttom tor tte FetJniary meeting of ttoe Martin County Board of OooMniatocnen on Monday (Following a Icn^liy dis-cuMion of idns between baord menten and repre-, aentatlm of Uk Martin County Hospital Board and hospital staff members, commissionert agreed to have William R Peel, tbe county attorney. <taw up a latter sf tntent for tbeir consideration. The letter wiU cantain proposato by the hospital board to apply for the additioo of a third floor to the

preoent Martin General Hospital building.

Approval of the sppttcatioo process by the hotrd is needed in order to sBov the ho^dtsl boord to move ahead with efforts to get ipprovsl (or oonrtnicting the third floor, which was port of the ori0nal hospital plan.

The haspital board sod staff notes that a third floor would be used to houM swing beds, the term covering extended care as well as regular hospital beds Extaded care beds, tt was noted, require lem nursmg care than regular hospital beds. It was also potoied out this type of boopiUi beds are in short wppiv In the ares.

More Snow, Cold Over The Midwest

By The Associated Press Snow toKJwers and flumes were scattered over the Great Lakes earty today , and a dusting of snow was expected in Erie. Pa., where people were digging out from a storm that dumped 16 Inches on die city, paralyzing traffic and forcmg school dotongs

^Most of the East had unseasonably cold tempera tures, with bdow-freezing readings reaching as far as Florida Some Florida citrus grove operators pulled out their wind machines Tuesday nl^t to heat their groves But early morning clouds were offering some warmth and protection, and trees were in a period of dormancy after a Januvy cold snap, a Florida CUrus Mutual Grow ers Association offlciai said * Temperatures were in the s in north Florida and in the 30s in the central areas, the National Weather Service said

Tuesday's storm In Erie. Pa., tied the place up pretty good. said weather service meteorologist Dave BeU Up to 100 tractor-trailers were Immobilized on In--terstate 90 near tbe New Yort stale line by the blind

ing snow, The highway reopened late Tuesday, but traffic was limited to one lane in each dlrectioo As many as iOO stranded motorists spent several hours early Tuesday morn-

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A total sf tSf beds of extended caee desIgMoa sre open tar avsBshaity In Re^ d wUcb iBdudei Martin Cmmty. Tbe county bospRal ia hsplag lo ascure an aUotaent of B of tbe Ul authorizedbeik.

Commissioners expressed cnnoem about ipproving the letter of intent, stating they did not want the county bound to the project fliu-dally at this time Estimated cost of construction of a third floor is about tli miilion. This figure represents only constnKtioncorts However, g was also noted that about 61 millioo from the original bond construe tion funds remain availrtile, and the pomibity exists of gettiiM further grant funds approved On the siiiject of efforts to attract new industries to Martin County, com-miasioners were provided what Industrial Development Commission Executive Director Percy Price called some good and some bad news"

The bad news was that problems had been encountered in the water line going to the American Contract Packagen Plant in the form of bacteria forming sulphur gas The new plant, west of

ing at a Red ^Cross^ Wliamijon on US. 264. it emergencyshelter.fr ' well underw^m^nic T Ut rain dotted southemT^^i tion at this time The lon^

TexM early today, and moot other areas had dear skies Snow showers were expected later today over the northern and central Appalachians and the northern Rockies Light rain was predicted over southern Texas. with most other areas enjoying sunny skies Temperatures were expected to remain beiow freezing over the Northeast, with shigk numbers over upper Michigan, eastern Minnesota and much of Wisconsin Temperatures around the nation at 2 a m. EST ranged from 14 degrees below zero in Warroad, Minn , to 56 degrees in BrownsvUle. Tex-

tion of this gas has led_ government agencies to withhold approv al of certain aspects of the plant's operation

Price is urging county commissioners to allow industrial recruiters in the county to work with Rivers and Assocutes of Greenville instead of the firm of WUliams and Works, an engineering firm which has lo travel consider^ distance to be on site

The board approved the requested change of ei^ineers Board members also told Price that action should be accelerated to get a deep well and rtevated storage tank in the area to serve both the Americaa

Omrart Pirkagrn aad Qtt pngaaed tudurtrial park in the ana. ^ la other dbcuaatont on industries for the cnaty. Price ragerted that to date littk Intereet has been rtwwn by aiqr indnrtry in purchasing tbe Coau and Clark plant rt JamesviUe: and thrt efforts to keep Seaboard Coastline Railroad from dotong a section of Its track between Parmeic and Hobgood Mgieared to be los-iag pound More encourapng news presented by Price is that an effort to underway by Harry Hopkins lo begin an operation soon that will indude two computer terminals and other operatiaos. Efforts are being made to secure tbe old Trinity BapHrt Church to houK the Qgeratton, wtaich Price said coMd employ as many as 500 employees once It Is in full swing.

A motion was approved by commissioners to enter a first phase of contract agreement with L Rober Kimball and Aaaociatkms of Pennsylvania to make aenal photographs of Martin County. This first phase will coat $51.660. with 10.000 of that amount coming ui on a state pant Representative William H Harrison (Martin-Hailfax Counties) informed com-^missioners they need to take /action if they are interested Sin the regional jail concept He noted Bertie County has already passed a resolution of sup^ and that plans for such a jail are being drawn He urged the board to move swiftly on a decision, as the deadline for action is near.

County Manager Donnie ttman reported that taxes amounting to nearly $460,000 were still owed on real estate for 1900. and that two big foreclosures are preaemiy underway to collect taxes

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Tiger Mauled Circus Worker

NATIONAL CITY. Calif (AP) A rare white tiger reached out of iU rage and mauled a circus electhcian. leaving him as dose to death as you can come." a rescumg paramedic said r Chris Brooks,' 30. was in good condition Tuesday night after undergoing emergency surgery for cuts on his face, chest, stomach, arm and lower leg, a hospital spokesman said Brooks reportedly told paramedic Mart Mayo that be passed too doaely to the tiger's cage and ei^iine I tried to get away, the tiger kept slapping me and pulling me closer "

' Mayo estimated that the tiger, a featured attraction in the tounng Circus Vargas, wei^ied aboiM 500 pouids Tbe" paramedic said Brooks lost a great deal of blood and was suffering from shock when rescue units ar-rived.

The animal bit Brooks' . right arm to the bone and f s^ered the calf muscle from his right leg. Mayo said.

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Fair on Friday."' partly cloudy over weekend Generally in 40s Friday warming into mostly 50s Sunday Lows in teens Friday moderating into the 30s Sunday.

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Where Will It Stop?

The cost Of etectrtdty went up Inst week Wette been put on notice that property tax coits are going to be nouckl^gher.

The coat of all Petroleum products is rtsii^ and will go much higher in the weeks and months ahead, to say nothing of a higher state tax on gasoline being considered and if not adopted the state will seek new funds from other tax sources A IflOO million school bond issue is

costing a billon to an earlier

being promoted .. or so, according estimate by at least one authorty.

Auto license plates cost more (oidy tliey*re stiitas, not plates); and

The Social Security withholdiiig tax has been increased and pro-^ranuned to go even higher.

Have we missed anything' Probably.

But when is H all going to stop?

U. S. Presence A Deterrent

President Reagan has pledged to South Korean President Chun Doo-bwan that U. S. troops will remain in that country, ending a Carter administration plan to withdraw our forces.

The move will strenghten U. S. ties to the financially healthy South

Korea. The 39,000 or so U. S. troops now in Korea probably would not be a ma)or factor in the event North Korea moved against South Korea. On the other hand a U. S. troop withdrawal might encourage a military move by the north. Thus a United States presence there can serve as a deterrent.

THIS AFTERNOON

Expertise On File

Energy boss Is A Driller

By ROWLAND EVANS ri ROBERT NOVAK WASHINGTON - Preb-denl RMfM's pUe to ao-oouncedeoaatral of ofl prices

oottedayttebaitaiHwefv

ta WMtdi^ vas

acrafpedvtendaUsl-poild dan James I

Edvards, who as secretary of eoerfy has started out m the Cabtnet member lean popular ta the While Home, tad OB tenh tMCk hOSK T1wRaiaB scheme was to play down politically ua-popiiar ol decootrsl by wvclUi^ k Jaa. 17 vtM the nation vas preoccupied

Edvar* v aovhsre to be found the preei

yBILLNOMirT

raLEKJH - The nu benMp of Carolina Coaauk ing SdentMs and Enftoeers Is not fixed at WDHtat Just luppens to be the mnnber recruited at thn pilol prolect vat farmed U the past lev months

Racnibmt of additional apecialins vho have Uaw available for special MBigaments and that means, eamntially. retired individuals - will continue as the Continuing Education Divlsfon at Duke Univenky seeks to expand the aetwork statewide

At tMs point k is eaen-tiaDy United to residents of the Raldgi-DuriiamOiapel Hill area, and is ovcrveigitedwttb men That is the natural rewk of the conccntrabon of expertise in the Reeearch Trianipe Ares, d to the first attempts to form the agency tiumig) university coatacU. The leaden hope to expand r^>-idy both in noembership and georaphy

The principal qualifications are abliy to offer a UKful service or profcasioaal skill, and a genuine desire to serve other people Rode

A rosld'of the consultants has been prepared, and will continually be updated. IboK canning can set their own terms as to short-tarm, medium or long-term employment; whether foR^ travel is pomible; financial arrangements required for services, and so on.

program, with further aid from Duke Udvcrsky. while firms, agencies or individuals seeking special help wUl pay ig> to fBO for the roWer. Eventual plans call (or computerizing the membership rails and areas of expertise so that on demand, a potential client could get qwcific rundowns on the

munities who have no immediate contact with the unlvmlty structures As leaders put k, The roster Is gy ART BUCHWALD open to anyone who has a laeful contrihution to make, and who has a real interest in service to others

Those who wish to contact

the agency to either you wUl about the

their services, or to explorey

WASHINGTW - You c>

wfMn the dscWoB was made Rehnkag to Wa*k#on. he toudy insiWed that decontral could sol go forward untd he had a dumoe to hnk k over. That delayed the amuunce-ment until Jan S. when k was Btt dqrs top news kory But where was Edvards that preceding weekend, when nst even mouroefUl Whits House switckbsard operators oodd find torn? Probably drilling somebody's teeth, a presidential advimr marled hkended as sarcasm, this was dose to the truth Edwards, a former govenor of South Carolina and a practic u dentik, was winding ig> personal business in j. Charleston, S.C., that iocluiF topof her head like a piUboK. a Reagans moved into

and she was wearii^ white Washington. I said, as I ^ U AGsnerdToHoseow?

obiectians to the new ad-mligitratlons Stale Depmt-ment and DdaK Dipsrt-mskt igpahkmcHts.

Hdmswassoimdlngoffas chafarmui of the Steering OMBmklse.aloomlyoriiikt-ed gtwp of conmmtiwe Republican lenatori. Specifically, he csmplalnsd that former ReagM advimr William Van CVesve had not been given a Pntagm pom MdurfBd wider authority for another Reafmke adviser. Fted Dde. as uoderiecretsry of defense

Helms left the two fiwwtingi much cheered by prapects (or national security ^ipoitkmenu more to Ms lyfii^ fluerthfiws, he has notUftodtais1i8lddtisylng Senate confirmation of Prsnk

Cartucd. whom setoctioo as (kputy secretary of defense was the focus of Steering Cnmmittee grievances. Hebns wants to

BY ART BUCHWALD

Now, A Fashion Capitol

using the system to tod special expertise may contact Saliie Hotden Simmons at the Divtsioo of Continuing Education at Duke Umversi-ty in Durham

Quotes

Thiik nothing done while aught remains to do Samuel Rogers

Nothing doth nwre hurt in a stoe than that cunning men pass for wise -Francis Bacon

BILL NOBUTT

Some of the ipeciaikis Hk thenudves available full time, while others are primarily interested in short-tenn traifkeshootmg assigaments. Some will at-gkiate fees, some will work (or expenses, and some wfll donate their time to a good cauK.

Why are so many stgning ig> for this new venture? One summed k up this way: the need for intellectual challenge and continued growth. Others put first priority on helping others.

Joining the company doesnt cost the member. A state grant underwrites the

avaUkbilky in Nortb Carolina of, say, a nudear plqrsi-cist witb experience in traruportatioa and disposal of spent fuels...

What other areas of expertise are mong thoK first to S191 up? A meteorologist who spent considerable time studying weather cnnditinns in Antarctica; a man who knows all about making ice cream on a corporate scale; people intimately knowiedgable about textiles and furniture and wood, or toe mysteries of physics, biology, pharmaceuticals, aviation... .the list goes on and on.

Desees

On the firk roster, the doctorate is common, and many have two or three degrees coupled with sue-cesful experience in industry, government, or campus.

The immediate goal of the organization is to expand outside toe rather limited university setting in order to tap toe wealth of retired individuals all acrom North Carolina, living in dozens of small towns or resort com-

In dreams begins responsibility. - William Butler Yeats

Reagan administratioo. but you cant deny k has turned Wakiii^ton into toe fakuon capital of toe world All k took was a rich Firk Lady fram California. d her

richer California friends ark

suddenly this duky. pesm-farming, AmaretUwlriiikmg town turned mto a land of lynx and sable.

The new Califonia laid-back look has affected everyone I went to buy a hot pretzel the other day from my favorite stand on K Street, when I noticed that Mary had a new look Her frayed sweater had been patched aD

over with ultra-suede, her muffler wsb thrown back

across her shoulder, her wool

RixMriti hat was perched on

gtoves as sne nuKle change - Mary, I said, you look ahsoluteiy smashing in thk outfit

BUI Blass desigMd k for me. kie said. "1 adore tot

Other Editors Say Take A Big Step

ART BUCHWALD

The Daily Reflector

INCORPORAHD

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EstatXislMd 1XS2 PubOshad Monday Through FrWay Aftornoon ^ and Sunday Mormng ^

DAVID JULIAN WHiCHAAD. Chairman of Uw^Board JOHN S. WHICHARD - DAVID J. WHICHA'RD PutoUahart Sacond ClaM Postaga Paid al Qmanvilla. N.C. tUSPS 14S40X

(The Gastonia Garette)

Every cky and town, k seeoas, nsist go throu^ a period of

grnwii* up before citizens realize tok havmg a group home

for mentally retarded in a nei^toorhood is noi only not bad but it can have many beneficial results

Down in Rock another nei^iboihood hat seen a few of

its cttize voice dissent to a suggestion thk a group home be

opened there And once again, the protests are rooted in fears, fears thk have never materialized in other, similar situations. '

Gastonia resklents have known the same fears. They arose on South Street among neighbors there when efforts were marto to wdahiirt a gTOkp bome. The protests kiUed thk grouphome

Later, a home for toe handicsqjped was proposed for the

North Modena Street area, hut residents were persuaded to

gve it a try. Today the home is operating, apparently

succe^fuUy.

Again, when a home (or the retarded was suggested (or the SouthYork Street area, across from Ashley Junior High School, residents objected They believed thk property values would go down, thk the influz of mentally retarded would bring an eleroent of danger that tlfeir neighborhood previously bad been without.

The home was established, however, over the objections; and the fears have failed to materialize. The reskletks of the group home are well supervised. They go to wort in the morning kl axne home at night, juk as other people do. They laugh and play and have moments of frustration juk as other people do. The only difference is that their minds nght not be as quick as other niinds on the block.

We believe that the residents of Rock HUl. like residents of Gastonia, will see the wisdom in opening their neighborhood to such a home and to extending the band of friendship to snne flesb-and-blood people who, for whatever reasoi. didnt come to this life blessed witb total soundness of mind and

lunch-time things

May I have a pretzel. pfeaK?Iasked.

9 handed me one wrapped in a page from lak months Vogue magazine, and accepted my 50 cents. Dont gk me wrong. 1 dont have anything againk Adolfo As a matter of fact, m probably change into one of tos wits when I move my cart over to Lafayette Park later this afternoon.

1 didn't know you were in-to fashion, Mary, I said.

We all are, she replied. Thank heavens we have somebody to xk a standard in toe White Hoiae. Lets hope toe sidewalks of Washington will no longer be filled with uncombed hairdos, messy gold chami and raggedy jeans"

People do look a lot more pulled together since the

my pretzel (Mcar de la Renta is ng>-poaed to stop by and show me some fabric for a coat Im having designed for when 1 sell pretzels outside the F Street Qub "

I like Oscars things. I said.

Myra says toe prefers

Jimmy GaUuxw, but I dont think hes right for pretzds." What does Myra xeB?" Carnations k Ikh and Peunsylvama Avenue She fouid her first Galanos gown k GoodwiU Industries, and shes been loyal to tom ever since

Int keeping up wito the Reagans gntog to be quite expensive1 asked her

IU probably be criticized

by some of toe other putocart dealers, but I think when you have money you toould spend

g any way you want to. Its

been a long time knee we women have been permitted to dress up. and Im going to make the most of tt. Idontblaroeyou."Isaid 1 notiw youre wearing a skirt You always used to wear pants in toe wintertime.

"Pants are out. Mary said. Particulariy at lunch time. If Womens Wear Dally took a pteture of me in pants, rd never hear the end of it The important thing is for clothes to match Ruffles are replacing sequins Thats why my sweater is so ruffled.''

Who designed the Redskin wool hat for you?

Yves St. Laurent He said be wanted me to have something that was not glitzy or show-off. and its perfect if you miss your hairdressers jppoXmetH.

1 decided to have another (CoatuedoopagcS)

President Reagan Ix con-xidering Gen. Brent Scowcroft, who was national security adviser in the Ford White House, to be U.S. anh bsHsdor to the Soviet Union a swttch fram an in-dukrialik to a itolltiuy man intended to send a krong stgul to Moscow.

The soft-spoken retired Air Force gneraL a protcfe and former deputy of Henry Kinh inger. is no haitHiner. Never-thefeax. Reagan likes the symbolism of switchiBg from Ambassador Thomas Wk-son, Jr., a retired IBM executive. toa milttary officer.

There is another Reagan motive; Offering Scowcrofl a spot in his administration commensmate with tos high position in t|e Ford ad-mitostratioo wfD bkp toe pretidents relklons with Gerald Fori

Rons Friend Jeme President Reagan kwwed how attentive he is to thunder from the right by conducting two long, private meetings in the While Houxe within his first week in kfice with Sen. Jesse Helms of North Carolina over conservative

he yWdi on

Carlucci

UidKstodFlntFanky The supposedly lupar secret firk famUy locator which enabled Presideol Carter's senior staffen to efectranicatiy Nt any family member from Jtouny to Amy. IX being thrown ok by President Reagans kaffcn as an umecemary complication

We cant flgme ok how the damn thing works Myway, one Reagan staffer tkd UB Cailer't aides were fond of showing kf the efec-tremc gadget bk alwayx

warned againk news reports

abok it for fear it mmebow might vwlke security.

A Foknole. Alton# toe new presidents staff up-pressed crtticiwn of the physical contotion in which

the Carter team left toe White

House, a few Reagan aides

groused anyway - ekKally

Political Adviser Lyn Nof ziger. He was kipalled k the deteriorated conditioa of Us of flee in toe Execkive Office Building (next door to the WhMe House I, once used as a hideaway by Richard M Nix on and ocogied by Ambassador Sol Linowttz under Carter Noftiger Immedike-ly ordered a ook of paint Teddys New Manager Sen. Edward M Kmnedy im departed from his familys custom of havtog a doae relative manage political campaigis by naming an ok-sider, staffer Jack Leslie, to run for a fomth full term to the Senate to 1982 Nephew Joseph Kennedy, oidek son of Robert, ran Teddy Kennedys 1978 campa#. (Continued on Page S)

Public Forum

Letters submitted (or Pitoltc Forum tooutd be limited to 3B0 words The editor reserve the ngW to editing letters

To tne editor;

I really bdieve you imk get more to print in the Public Forum than the junk you ke^ printing from John G. Clark Jr.

I think toe letters Mr. Clark keeps wrking and you keep pritdtog rrelly show his character and lead me to bdieve thk be is perhaps ndther moral nor a maj<rity.

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It is a big Step for a neighbmhood. bk many are taking tt.

Strength" For Today

BLINDNESS Blindness is a terrible af-flictkm. Most of us with normal vision wokd consider thk if our right woe to be taken away three-quarters of our lives wokd be gone Bk nuny of the Mind do not fed this way. They have cultivated ciHnpensations. They have learned bow to nse courageously above a handicap. -

But Uindness. now matter how brave a Mind person may be, is a grret trik to endure No UtoitoesB is m terrible, however, as moral

and spiritual blindness. There are some people who through toe years have been angry and inforgivtog; tbese are spirtUikly Mind. There are people so full of prejudice thk they can see nothing good to anyone who differs with them to race or religin There are people who go gaily aloog tteough life and never think of God and what He mi#t mean to or for their children.

Physical Mindness is bad enoi#. bk it is not as toeHul as spiritual Mind-ness.-EUkkDouglam

By CHET CURRIER APBuriness Writer NEW YORK (AP) - The gold bugs of toe worid have undergone a severe tek of faith latdy.

- Over the past 12 months toe price of ^ has taken tts sharpest drop to rix years-from a peak of 1875 an ounce to January 1980 to under S500 early this week. Anyone who got a gift of gold for . .Oiristmas has seen it (all u more than 20 percoit to value since Thats an awfk tot of turbulence for an investment that is supposed to be a haven from politica) and economic storms.

As happens with most market convutstons, a wide variety, of explanations, ranging from toe simple to toe abstruse, has been offered for golds decline High ikerek rates are one of the firk farinas mentioned. At the moment, money-market inverimeks areOyidding consideraMy more than the rke of infla-tk.

Thats importak, because

one of toe principal argu-meks to golds favor is that it serves as an inflation hedge Right now, however, an investor to the 33 percek income-tax bracket can choose among several money-market mutual funds yieldii^ 18 percek or better.

Even* aftk* taxes eat up a third of his return, tok investjr is stUl making, enou0i on his money to keep" up with 12 percek iklatkxi: - and withok the risks of 1 capital loss thk cne with a volatile market like the one to whkh precious metals trade

The dollar, meanwhile, is strong (or a change against mok fore# currencies The hostages are free, and so are Irans deposits thk were frozen in this country.

Perhaps even more to toe poik. many analysts say, there is a growing feeling that the United Stkes is finally ready to do whatever

is necessary to win the battle againk inflkion Ai toe gold price floundered early this week, many

dealers to toe market said investors wav looking ahead warily to Preridek Reagans economic message this week Reagan has already vMced some personal fedii# about Atj'a meeting with Chairman Paid Voicker of the Fedaal Resave aco#e Of wedto back, he talked happily of a bearish forecak be had read on gold as a s# that toflation nght abate Votcker replied. I would } love to see that .

Ta#Me evidence of kiy progress against inflation isnt expected any time soon. In fact, with sudi recek develofHnents as the fidl decontrol of oil prices, eoonomists warn toat die consumer price index reports over the next few mootos could look downright nkdy.

There are, howeva, other signs thk hopes are mouk-ing for better news later on. Stock (Hices of M) core-pames. which soared for j mok of I960, have recekly , been taking a beating.

With all tlds (adng them, its understandable that maoy tnveatnek advlam

who have been advocates of gMd have turned cakious or juk plam negative on it. For instance, Charles Stahl, .writer of a well known vcoramodity-market letta, predicted recently thk the gold price will go as low as $380-8420 this year.

SUU. some diehard gold bugs are standing their ground James Chnes, an advtoer who has sung the praises of grid for almok 20 years, st# it is not yk time for his MVAOOAOGASSB, which stands (or much vauked all-out one-and-only gold and silver sell rigoal.

In the 1981 forecak iswe of his newtietter. Dines coo-timied to urge his foDowen to hold on. "We never pi-miaed you a rose garden, he said. Gold bullion has already bad seven s#ificak declines during this major .buUmarket.

" Thoxe who have hrtd these precious metals through every trehnical oorrectioB and period of bad news have radud up toored-ttfle percentage fx)fiU

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Claims Debts Running Williamston Has

To Over $600 Billion Police Chief

SALT LAKE cm(AP)-A maa vte wanted to rstoMM) M ofl Aale^nred cement plant has filed personal and hmmew pcti-tnas in UJ Banknptcy Conn seeidnc to (techarte dehts totality KtSbUlion E StertinK Hunsaker of Kearns said the debt came about mainly becauae ti hts efforts to finance a praposcd lUO milliim cement plant in Sanpete County, which included plant lor construction of the worlds iontest self-drfven conveyor belt Mike Sheppard, bankrt^itcy court devl said the petitions filed lam week were genuine but he could not prxnide further details on the claims Hunsaker said that in dealing with a group of off-shore od investorv he agreed to transfer the assets of SltT Marketing, which corwsted mostly of gold mineral leases in Utah and Nevada, inloatruni fund Hunsaker said iate Tuesday he has clanns lor gold and oil worth 11 trillion. tiKluding dauns on federal land ]ust east of Salt Lake

dty wtyeh he said has gold attwoounemperton Hinakar, who dsacribci hunaeif as a seH-taught geophysiciat. said he has invented a process for extracting the gold, ted has not been able to obtain the rtnanctngtoaetiliv He said the apeemeni wtth the investors called for the uruoo of his asmu with thoae of other gDhHnlning lease holden The finds for the cement plant and financ Ing for the nuntaig of gold ore from the lease properties were to be raised by aeUmg trum certificates He uid he eventually boiMht out the tnad. then found oU that the only assets in it were his holdings, and that billions of dolUrs in gold bonds, gold certificates and letters of credit had been issued against them and that he hadnt received any ofthemooey.

It took me six months to gather all the documents against the trust and me All of a sudden, it came to ISIS biUion. he said in a telephone interview *1 could have died on the spot ."

He said suiu have been

Buchwald Col..

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Student Show

Is On View

you're still weanng c^ep^ stiled boots.

**I dont want to be_

crilical," I said, "but 1 notice [P

-a ECU News Bureau Carolyn Meyers Baker of Morgaion. a senior student in the ECU School of Art, has a show of her work on view this week in ECUs Men-derdiali Student Center The show Is open to the public without charge (hinng

^ ^ "That was Haistons idea T He said it was the best way of showing the Caiifomians that we in the East have a laid-back look too. and we iikend to stick with it"

"Hes right. I said "There's no reason for the Californians to shove Gucci shoes (town our throats

A man came by with tm hairbrush Mao introduced him to me as Julius, her hair dresser "He always comes by nglit after the lunch hour to give me a corolHiut If it weren't for darling Julius. I don't know when Id find the time to sell pretzels

I c11. Los Angeles Times Syndicate

operation hours of the cerkcr, Her exhibition includes a batik, stoneware ceramics, illustrations and several items from interior design projects, among whk* is scale model of a television news set Ms Baker is treasurer of ECUs studerd chapter of the American Society of Interior Design She plans to seek a career in ulterior desip with a North Carolina firm

(ted againm him. mdudtog oat seetoiM I miOton to danufto-

Hunsaker stod he fUed the peUttoH to btotonpcy court to chstetop the validity of the dains agatoto tom and clear my name of these eoeumbennces "

He sstd federal ia-vcsttgators are look mg ior the men who set ig> the trust

Iran Holds

4 Britons

ByTheAMociatedPrem ' The fate of the lour Bntons held captive to Iran for several months will be decided ill 1 few days." Ayatollah Mohammad Behetoiti. the head of the Iranian Sig)reme Court said today.

- The Iranian judicial system has completed Ms investipUon about them and is on the brink of makmg a decision." be told a news conference ui Tehran

"We also spoke about some Iranians who have been detained in England." he added

The arrests in August of three of tthe Britons, all Anglican missionaries, coincided with the arrests of 63 Iranians in London (oUowing an anti-American de monstration ^

The four chives are: John Ciernan and his wife Audrey , who used to run a medical clinic in Yezd. soikh of Tehran. Jean Waddell secretary to the Anglican bishop of Isfahan, and businessman Andrew Pyke.

There was no immediate wm^ on the case of Cynthia B Dwyer of Buffalo. N.Y., a free-lance writer imprisoned in Iran since May 5.

WILUAMSTON - The ap-praval of the uterim police dtef as the pennMeni polioe dtef for WUhamstan. and word that the p ahead on work on teewartee Gut has

been given were top Items on the agenda of the February meeting of the WOliamston Town B(ard on Monday nipt.

James D Thompson, who was appointed to August IHO as police chief for a six months period, was unani mously approved by the board as the towns perma nent police chief. Thompaim's record during the interim six months period was praised by town commtasioners

The vertial approval of work on the Skewarkee Gto, with written confirmation expected soon from the

Evans-Novak

(Continued (ram Page 4)

Leslie, who handles political matters In Kennedys Washington office, will soon move back to Boston to take full charge of the 1962 campaign

Kermedv heads the 1982 hit Hat of npt-wing gratps.who were so successful in cikting down liberal Democrate last November. Although he is a prohibitive favorite, the coiv servative activists are deter- j mined that he face a vigorous^ Republican opponent for the first tune.

Eavlraomental Protection Agency to Atlanta, was revealed at the meetu% to a letter presented the board from Riven and Asaocutes to Greenville Plans for woiii on Skewarkee Gut have been underway for several yean, with a number of delays encountered

An agreement between the town and the Seaboard Coastline Railroad was siped Ihe agreement deals with several streets the town plans to include in the Powell BUI program but which lie partially on raUroad right of ways.

One matter discusaed but not acted m was the possibility of drafting a town ordinance to control buyen of gold and sUver. Propomds for (unvtotons of such an ordi-nance would recjuire dealers to gold aid sUver to be licensed and to keep records of transactions

In another action item, the board approi^ funds to pay (or a two day trip to Washington. D C by a student from West Germany now attending a local school as an exchange student

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I Coottoued from Page.U which prevents the child from being physicaUy able to attend school. (|uarantine as determuiod by a health officer, death in the unmediale famUy, medical or denial appointments, court or administrative proceedings, religious observanas. im-mediate demands of the farm or home, and etkicalional opportunity The board unanamously pamed the attendance polkry

Three speech therapisis from the county schooU presrotrt a ^ide show they put together (or a state meeting to Nags Head recently The show explained how the speech therapy program in Pitt County works, who is involved and what it has accomplished since iU inception pm Coimty NCAE Presidenl Annette McRae railed loine questions from teachers about the teacher evaluation plan, now being implemented to the county McRae said there was some confusion as to "mutually defined goals as stated in the plan "It states that these goals should be mtouaUy defined. she explained. "But some goals are being dictated before the evaluation is begun

if I were a principal and there was someting 1 ft yoiJ needed to work on, replied Superintendent Ott Alford. I hope you would agree to do it

McRae also cxpresMd the teachers olqections to opening their personal grade books for inspection by principals as a part of evaluation. "We have no objection to explaining to

someone how these grades were arrived to," she commented.

Bto these books contain material thto to some cases is very subjective, such as grades on themes, and we dont feel it should be opened for an evaluation

In other business, the board voted to accept a pontioo of transportation supervisor 1, which they qMalify for according

to state law and the number of buses the county operates

^ Associate Supermtendenl Craft reported that bids for the ' addition at Belvoir Elementary will be opened February 12 at 3pm Ei

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RALEIGH,' H.C. (APi -Inymltf 0 North Carolina , Presidwl William Friday j tflU legislators Tuesdiy dut . he has spoken with the state's , two Republican : senators in hopes the Reagan administration woidd change I its position in the long-' standing dispute

Friday told the legislators that the decade-long battle is over educational freedom andnotdesegregatwa The door is always open," Friday said Tve had one V conversation with Sen (Jessei Helms and Sen iJohni East already and I hope there will be more " Friday made the com ments after speaking to the joint House and Senate HifdKr Education commit tees, reviewing the history and operations of the 16-UNC system as well as bringing them up to date on the federal court action This has been a costly and utterly unnecessary conflict, bniu^it on by the arbilrary and unreasonable demands, and until some needed change occurs in understanding and apprecia tien of a pilic university, the wasteful process of litigation continues. Friday said The federal goveniroent. through the old Department of Health. Education and Welfare and now the Department of Ethication. has brought admirastrative proceedings against the UNC system charging a pattern of dtacrhninataB against black students and the five predominantly black UNC caapuies nie government is acting

a federal court order sieiDining from a suit by the NAACP Legal Defenw Futi^

You need to understand that our dispute with the federal government is not over desegregation. as federal officials contend If that were the issue there would be no controversy." Friday said

"The issueis control over the destiny of the university, whether it will determine for itadf what shall be tau^. where and by wboni or whether a regulatory agency in Washington will make those decisions." he added.

Friday also told the legislators that the universi ty never sought a pidh of defiance" toward HEWs Office of Civil Rights He said'

UNC tried to coopcre until 1979 when it was faced with^ an idtunatum of moving and closing degree programs aS a proxy for pupil assignment in the absence of any evidence it would work as a means of racial integration He said Uiat enrollment by-black studenu in the 16 institutions has climbed 51 percent from 1972 to 19 He said blacks compnsed 3 percent o( the enrollment at 11 of the campuses that were traditionally white m 1972 and today tlud figure has surpassed 7 percent For whiles on the five traditionally black cam puses, the figure was 5 percent in 1972 and is now over II percent, accorthng to UNC offkriais

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KIDNAP OVER - Ron Hocum of Metairie. U.. holds his daughter. 17-month-old Lori, who police said was kidnapped by a gunman from the Hocum home Tuesday, then released by the man who said she was too pretty to kiO At left is Jefferson Parish Sheriffs Detective Craig Teffaro lAP Lasetphoto)

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WASHINGTON <AP -Former DHenae Secretary Harold Browns contention that news leaks forced him to hold a news conference on stealth technolo is re^ futed in a draft report by a House subcommittee, ^Mwrccsaay

Tlte report by a House Armed Services stibcem-mitlee said the news con-terence was dealgned to bolster former President Carter's re-election bid rather than end the leaks, a subcommittee source, who asked not to be identiiied. said Tuesday. -The Soviet Union learned more about stealth, the general name lor technolo that would make U S

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' FARMVILLE - Aa orth DMce wm by Mr

Farnrille Town laard Tuesday oi^ MWdag a 3S-uait additiSB of the FannvMe HoiMag Authority (PtaeGroicApaftBMatsi.

ThersHluboowasadBiited afler a pubbc hetnnc was heU OB the matter to a aecQod pid)Uc hearing a resolution of mtent was rfrytori to undertake Rreet improvements to Davis Drive between Church Street Id the Southern Railway Une

Tliere was some (ttscuBSion by coBcemnd citiiens as to the endii of the.street TOfwn officials said there were three choices, a park ii lot for the church, a

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The board took action to fto* ig> the matta* and decided on a dead Old ter the Mreet

to further action Mayor Linwood Mercer brought before the board a resolution ^iproving the towns rede-eefopment plan, which had been reviewed by the Plan-teng and Finance ConunM tee.

The resototion passed The board also approved a Toloratioiipaiirvwhicfaisone of the activitiies included in the ConansmityBteck Grant The policy enables persons who can demomtrate they are in fact purchasing or acquirifM the dweilfog they live in even thoi# another person's name is on the tttle or dw<i to receive benefits equal to those received by the person who is being relocated, siul resides in the house owned or being pirchaaedbyhim.

A recommendatkw by the Public Works Department to the town board was heard for the approval of the erectten of a maooleum by Chester D. Worthington The board approved the request.

A pifolic hearing was set by the boaitl for the next regtear town board meeting. March 3, isr mending the asBing ordinance Another resolutioo was adopted by the board accep-ti^ the state Clean Water Bond Grant for the constnic-tteo of 2S.SM feet of ei^ tech water nun along U.S. 364 wd U S. Mt-A, one SM-gribmiieMBinate wdl and one 3bHaUoa-per-minute weO.

Town engineers were also gtvoa the go ahead to proceed wMi bid procedures on phases one and two of the Langs Crossroads water mainrrteniBoa Phase one sf the project will cote 2.348.50 and phase two wiU cost $,. mak-bte an eatmteed total for the pn^ect of I102.3M.10, 25 percent of which is covered

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Dr. Roo Is Lab Director

Dr. Katbken W. Rao hte been appohded director of the cytogenetics labsrteory and mstnictor of pediatrics at the East Carolina University School of Medicine Rao will coordnate the devetepment of the new lab m the medical schools DevetepmentaJ Evaluation Clinic. The lab will assist physicians in diagnosing children wdh butb defects and mental retardatiso.

structien af the new wastewater treatment pteM S376.0M was badgeted tar rehtealitatton of the town's sewer systcat 11* bmsrd gave authortiatiaB to town officials to proceed wdh the plans, specificatisns and bid procedures tar tbe project The town now has a 75 percent grant from the Enviromental -Protectioo Agency, amount lag to I327.5M. a as percent pant fnan the North Cantina denn Water Act of IMJSI. makUM the towns toare 12S pcrccntl46JH Total 00* for the pngect would bo approximately 8370.000 The project includes S22I.3H to nplace the 15-inch line serving industrial, commercial and residential customers along UJS 364 from CoUbw A AJkman to the cmal east of Hardees, water

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repair sf men maahotes and r^lacteg 31 sacttons af sewer ppe at S dWcscat lecatine to tee town. A TV Mpactiaa sf the lAteeh Bae recoMly revealed tt was

chsapsr for tee town to

repiaeelt.

H P Norman. Famviile fire chief, after havtag been elected by mentecn of tee fire depart meat, was ippnved tar tee peritfoa by tee board

Tbe board deapooed April 13, is , ao tee date ter sale of hens on itOI real property

to other bunnea by the

board, foiprvvai was gtvoa tar tee traodsr of ownerMp of electrical coropnnewli oormectiac tee tenn s power witb tee mate incoiidac pwwer aource.' Carwllna Power anlUfbt.

Ibwo ofBdota ated tears was sonw liability and rnamtmce tevslvod, and part M tee conqwifnto are located in tee CPAL stattea mtoiac It dtffieiit tar tee FarmvlDe utilty departasM employees te service flte cqtepmat

Also, tee bsard ipprovai 14 napiuE tires from the FannvUle Police Depart meat tar ale by prvale negotiation

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Dr.K.W.RM>

Rao recently completed doctoral studies at the Univertaty of North CaroUna-Chapei mi. where toe was a research assistant and former npervisor of the cytogenetics d cell culture Udxmtory in the pediatrics deportment She received her underpaduate degree from tee College of WUliam and Mary, Williamsburg. Va.

Are Roparted

An estim*ed I2.IM property resulted from

two traffic collisioos investigated by GreeovUle police yesterday.

Hravieat damage resulted from a 7;4S a m. mishap at the intereectioo of Greene Street and Mumford Road, involving a truck driven by Douglas Ray Bonds of 308 Staffordshire Dr. and a cw driven by Margaret Gad

Owens of Shady Knoll Trailer:"!

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Daroage was estun*ed by officers at I5 to tee Bonds truck and 11.510 to the Owens

The ctab of Gteenvlle Middle School

recently bnndcMt is first llvo" praain via the newly Dwtalled MA7V ickwed cirndt) system This new system not only has the capabilities far live broadcasts but permtts the flexibility of videotaping commeroaUy produced instruc-tional and edurationM proems and the taping of Mr-school activities for later me Video production provides the students with new perceptions. new opportunities for writing and readmg. *id a vetucle for seU-evahiation The Communicsdions Ctob wiU focus on various means of conununication (written and orali. Ttos indudes movtas, plays, rtee pbyioi m Mots, mutac. sigiw. sipals and symbols, and broadcasting Students who participatad it the first "WGMS' broadca* were Santee Williams, Terry Spam. Ian Snteh, Robin Vandiford, Mk* Lemito. Skip Pascas. Jennifer Byrd, Rera Adams. S*>mwwh Shenrm. Nancy Van Nortwick. Beth De Vanzo. and Anna le Roux Students prensnUy preparing the second broadcast are Peter Fagan. Stephanie Taylor. Alex Mawlo. Doug Martoc da, Jeffrey Stutta. Gena Shina Dotty Parker. Lillian Reid, Suzanne Tadfock, Nancy Douglas, and Stacy Hume Advtsors of tee Conununication Oub are Mrs Aimette Hawley and Mn Sarah Rogerson

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A4;Sp.m. collision at the iiRersectioB of Dickinson Avenue and Memorial Drive involved cars driven by Paf-tie Lou Shcpphard of Route 3, Greenville, and Sheila Har reU Kid of Route X Dudley.

Damage was set at 6N0 to the Shcpphard car and 8700 to the Kid vehicle

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The AydenOrifton TItte 1 Parent Advisory Council wUl meet Thursday, Feb. 5 at 7 p.m. in the readii^ lab at the achool.

Bernard Haselrig. assis-Umt ngierintendant of Pitt County sdtoois, will speak on Improving Commumcatioo Among Students, Parents and Educators." A questk and answer period win feOow his presentation.

All parents of the Ayde*<1fton area are in-vtted. Refreshments will be served.

A dual clinic of two sessiont, qiaosored by-the American Long Assocutoon of North Carolina. Eastern Region, is being held Ttoffsday, February 5 at Ramada Inb John Greer, a dinicai therapist in hypnosis, will conduct both sessions. The first session, on how to stop mvUring, begins at 6;3D p.m. The fee for this seasfon is 830 The second aeanon. on how to kwe wei^ begins at 8; 30 p.m. and the fee is 825 Interested people are to caU 7S^5093 for more details

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WASHINGTON lAP) -The Pentafons (iaaacial rhiet says the Drteme De-partieral waots to nd the unreaiiscady km inflatkn projfctiMB that have rad headaches far military Ijlaimers m recent years.

Jact R Borsting. Drieoae Department camptroUr. told the House Armed Services Cominitlee he is working with the Coa gresshmal Budget Office and the While Houar Office of Managraient and Budget to find a better yanktick lo measuT future casts BorsUng's lestimony came Tuesday as the panel began hearinfp on the IM biUion defenae budget submitted by iortner Prendenl Carter (or the M2 fiscal year, which legmsOrt.l The cununiUee arranged lo hear today from the five members of the military Joint Chiefs of Staff about the spending ptan. which the Kea^m administratin has said M plans lo increaae substantialt} when it sends amendments to CapHoi Hill next month Borstmg (hscloaed the e< fort to grt more accurate inflatioa preihctians after Rep. Wilbam L Dickinsan of Alabama, ranking Re-(Niilican on the pood, canr plained that budir( dion ages caused by unantinpated cost increases had prompted ontly delays m biqring new weafMmry.

Since 193t. the White House budget office has required ail federal agencies to use a measure known as the gross national product price de^ flalor to project nflation in their speming plans Borstiug agreed this measurement has caused large fmancial headaches for thePentagon.

But he said that dnce taking his post last August, he has had freqgent dio iianiaas with OAfB and the Congressiomd Budget Office on ways to develop a more accurate prsfeetion of de-(ut spending.

DefenK is really differeat' I from other federal agencies) because we use K percent of the fuel, far example, that the federal t^ummnt urns." Borsting testified We are also bt^ ing hi^ lecinology - the

aircraft, the mbmarines -90 maybe we should have a separate mmtHhmket to computo mftation

The tact that inflat prsjected out fWe years to Huences defense much more than g does am other agmc> becauM OUT outlays are qxead out ve years lor shipbuiding. three years for aircraft, and If yonie eoir tontty Tsng in your ato lays,*^ procuremeto prth grams suffer, hr added Following the lend if Ito fense Secretary Caspar W. Weinberger. Borsttog declined to 0vt a dollar amount on the defenae to creases the Reagan ad-miittstratian intonds to seek In ngiplemental spenhng for the current year and in the ise budget He noted Weinbergers statement last week thto priority wotod be 9vcn to improvtog toiHtary readineas and strategic and lacticto nuclear farces

Adultery Case Aword Upheld

ST. LOUIS (API - A toJie appeals court has iqiheid a tS,eiO award to a man

wtoone wife had an affair, say^ the court would uot mterfere with awards unless they were shockingly excessive*'

"Adultery wdh a wife to toreres wdh tte hubaad s marital and relationai inter ests and . this interference usually is labeled criminal convertation.* the Misaouri Cowt of Appeals said Tueo day as d upheld the }udg ment against M Eugene Whalen.

Richard D. Smith brou^t suit against Whalen after Whalen allegedly had sexual intercourse with Smith's wife

STUDENT DISORDER MANILA, Philippines (AP) Police fired water )ets into a crowd of Irardan students who occigded the Iran Embassy here tor about eight hours Tuesday, and rested more than M of them, authorities reported.

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TOKYO (AP) - North Korea's Conuroinist Party newspaper today denounced President Reagan's pledge of military aid to South Korea as a filthy criminal document... of aggression and war."

It said the communique issued Monday after Reagan met South Korean President Chun Doo^wan at the White House was intended to perpetuate the division of Korea, legalize the US imperialists' military occupation of South Korea, reduce South Korea to a permanent colony of the U.S. imperialists and gravely jeopardize Korean reunification and peace and a rare document of treachery for selling the interests of the country and the nation to the U.S. ingjerialist master.

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The harder the United SUtes tries to intensify its policy of aggression and war by instigating traitor Chun Doo-hwan isolated withm and without, the further it will be isolated and rejected by the world people."

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For the second titae in S0 John Fiedkr's M years wih the Michigao state paUce. his portrayal of a Mt man" has thwarted an alleged murder plot

1 told them I was from DetroiU* he said of the two suspects in the latest case, an anesthesiologist and a handymaa All hit men come hem Detroit, he said. "Everybody knows that" Fiedler alleges the two men hired him to kill their wives n a package deal. Ihe doctor, a very likaii,, charismatic individnal apparently was concerned Mxwt the result sf a (ttunte settlement, but hate** pm-meated the case of the alhm suspect, Ftedter said. . <

"They did some real shyid Dteigs. They dkhit reattae they were taUung to a po-iiceinan. Fiedler said "They did aU the ri^ things ii they were talking to a killer."

Fiedler said he agreed to 1 IIS.OOO payment for the doctors wife and was nill dickering over the second contract but expected t to be about a $3.000 job

Dr. Rnbcft Arthur Gud. 40. and Gerald Lynn McKenrie, '4S. of Lansing, wte psUce snid waited on occnmon at Gufltfs farm in Mason, were arraigned Monday.

Eaton. Cotmty District Judge Kenneth Hansen set bond for each at $se,000. Guild posted bond Monday and was releaned bid Mrftwme remained to the county Jail. Both face a henriiM Feb. U to determine if they wdl stand trim.

Guild is charged with conspiracy to murder his eetrai^ wife. Swan Mae Guild of AibertviBe, Ala., inducing someone to Brder, mid posaeaainn of a firearm during a ietany McKemde faces the conspiracy and inducement cbnrges Invoiviag Mrs Guild, in addition to a eoiBt ' of attonptiBg to induce the murder of his wile. Judy McKeasie of Lansing Tlie coMpiracy and -ducement charges carry mahnum penalties of life in prison.

McKenzie also was sought as a fugitive on a fekny-fraud warrant issued Dec M in Lnning involving rental property, police said.

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The two nnpecU were vrested without incident last Friday after Fiedter met Guild for the first time and allegstty accepted $1 nm front."

Fhfe yrs ago. Ftedter said, ht w hired" fm $500 by a womsD In Erie, lAch.. who wanted her boyfriend Ulted. The woman even-tuaUy pteMlBd pilty to a

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them that I could do what 1 teU them I would do. said Ftedter. 45.

Combining Cen$u$ Suits

WASHINGTON (AP) Federal offkiato are worktog to combme the multitude of Lawsuits over the UM ceiw intoone court battle.

The federal Multi-Dtetrict litigation Panel so far h agreed to carabine nine of the suits for pretrial proceed-iiB. Offlctoli of the Jumke Department saU attempto will preaiHMbiy be mads to do the same wMb a others sOil pending.

The panel, made ig> of federal judgBi from seven districts, ratos on oombialng law lutts when the cae havesiinllariawa

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totoe Unl-vcnky of Oiegm nodical achool on the effects of nutrkton on the belwvtor of wtonsls before toe retlrsd In tM Ihto w her first dip tnto politics But she savored the si^crviaor victory and then, wMh toe urgtog of othen

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Their current crusade to against what Mrs. Blckenlaff caUs - tn typical colorful phrasing ~ the "RapeofPropositioolS."

Proposition 13 w the amendment to the California Conatkutioo approved in 197B which limited property sfwmmti tost Ux, were reduced by approximately 5a percent lU prto chMd ardtotert w Howard Jwis.

Mrs. Bickerstaff says Proposition 13 is being circumvented by such legislative devices as beneficial aneawncots on property owners for flood control Mad As HeU oppoaed such a local flood control measure in the November elertion and k w defeated bya3-l margm

She says MAHI membership to conservative but notparttoan I know of two of the most active who are Democrats.

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There's poaerful symbol ism on both Wdes," he said Lifting the embargo would be a gestiue to farmers but retaimntt or expanding it

would also send a si0ial inteniihoMlty. he explained "EcononcaUy. It doesn't make that much dif femce to fanners " Agricalture Deputment economists say the I9tt (l^ Cline m ^ain puces can be blamed largely on a glut of supplies from bumper 1979 crops, rather than the em-baiigo

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To help offset the em bargo's impact on farmers the Carter admmistration spent about 83 billion to buy or otherwise withhold from the market all agncritural exports demed the Soviets Withm weeks however, farm support began to crumble as grain pnces dropped That slide oc curred. many believed, because Carter bad depnved producers of a lucrative forei0i market The 1980 farm-mcome fig-ive of 824 billion - (or all farm products - represented a drop of more than 22 percent from 1979 s 831 biUion. but Agricuiture D^ partment economists say the

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leftover supplies from blimp-^ e X p 10 i t e d erl979harv^s^p|^>^^^ countries".

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announced the embargo that 1910 net farm ncome wwU be dawn marph pnbriMy abori a pmvMt. becauK of

Farmers' net meme tris year Is eqwcted to riae Jmt as riiarply perhaps to a nm of biUVn to IB MDion - because of higher prkcs to4r*'ed by last iaU's drao^ft-reduced harvests of pton. oilaeed and ctxton and adjorimeals in livestock

Last March 28 however, the American Farm Bureau Federation asked for an immediate end to the embargo, contending not enoufp) was being doae to offset its effects at home ad suggesbng It was havtag little impact on the Soviet Umoo

Department anriyris dia pule thri asammient of the embargo's effect

Certainly ' they said, "the suspension preaented Soviet planners with a trau-biesome elemat. and even cautious Mereoces suggest that the impact has been more than trivial. Furthermore, the lower-

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SHU, whn Carter officially extoriM toe ambargo last moolh. the National Grange was the only major (arm poup that still sifi^ed it. And even the grange said the embargo toould'' include all trade" with the Soviets

How much has the embargo affected Amencan farmers and consumers fi-naocialty'

"Mol enou0) to meaae * says Bob Bergand Carter's agriculture secretary

When you take the total Irio account - the com growers IS wdl as the cattle feeders, hog producers, tie dahy industry and the dikken people - ! thuik that the fmaJ accounting will show the grain embargo wiU have no economic effect of con sequence one way * or another."

Howard W Hiort. the Agncuiture Department s chief economist in the Carter administration, said that at the tnott. the embargo meant "lost exports ' equal to abou IS percent of the value of products actually exported in

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"Given this traded!, the change in receipts translates -into a 1 percent change in mt farm income. Hjort said. The net effect' of toe sus-penawn on I9to81 receipts and farm income will also *. tend to be imxed but - on balance beneficial."

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WASHINGTON (AP) -The footer gandpareots program will be one of Ncy Reagan s mam pith jects as first lady, but her pms secretary says Mn Reagan wiU not use her Ipnuence to make wre ks federal funding escapes Ihnpsidnit Reagan's budget

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iam Monday and then meet t press to announce her ilentian to woit with the grogram. which die atoo did IS first lady of California.

The progam has a budget of S48 4 million this year, ittot of it going to pay 17.370 te income eWerly people S2 i hour (or the time they ^nd with handicapped Miildren and others .with Rwctal problems : The greatest thing that ^ppens is the formation of Risible bonds between the Md people, who also have ipecial needs, and the aukhen " said Jack Kenyon, fho beads the progam "All f( a sudden th^ are ingor tont in someone's lives. Both f them bkwom They faU in love "

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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Friends of Sirhan Sirtian have appealed to U S. Sen Edward M Kennedy to ngport the earty reteoe from prison of the man who assassinated his brother. Robert

Sirhan. 36. currently in Soledad Prison, has served 12 years of a life sentence for the 1966 assassination of Sen Robert F. Kennedy. Sirhaa described as a model prisoner. is digibie (or parole on Sept , 1964

Kennedy aide Patty McHugh said Tuesday she did not know if her office had received the petition, and eves if we had. there woidd be no comment."

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Dr. Eleanor Ladd, a well known educator and lecturer, will be the kevuote speaker at the organizational meeting of the Greenville/Pitt Council o( the Intematiooal Reading .Association (IRA> The meeting will be held at the Fellowship Hall of Hooker Memorial Christian Church. Greenville Boulevard on Tuesday. Feb-rtiarv 17.

People planning to attend the joint dinner/business session, which begins at 6:30 p.m. are to make reservations by Saturday. February 7. For IRA members, the fee is S5 - for non-members the fee is K.O In addition, people who wish only to attend the talk by Dr Ladd can reglMer for that part of the program for a 12 fee The talkbeghieat? 30 p m Checks in the apprcpnate amounts are to be sent to Kathy Pacha at Rose High School or to Irene PoUard. Sam Bundy School. Farmville.

The International Reading Assoctath is to serve the area of Greenville and Pitt County achoots as a pro-!j] fesional organization for hi-(gvidiials concerned with the Inprovemeot of reading programs and teaching procedures, to include adequate guidance in all situations in which reaihng serves a vital aid to learning Among the purposes of the organization are thoee of stimulating and promoting research in various fields of reading: and the promoting of mutual underst^iding and cooperation among educators, the family, and the * community.

Dr. Ladd, now a resident of Mill Spring, was educated in Massachusetts. Indiana and Florida She Began her teaching career in Florida and later was coordinator of the Corrective Reading Program and then Director. Education Services Division for the state From 196M7 she was Floridas Assistant Sigierintendent for Instruction.

Later, she taught at the University of Georgia and at . Temple Universtty, and from 1878 to date has been Professor, Division of Education. Health and Physical Education at the University of South Carolina. Spartan-

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W.ASHINGTON t.AP* -The Reagan admimstration. quickly breaking ranks with former President Carter s military policies, "very probably will want to deploy the neutrn weapon m Europe. Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger says Weinberger also said Tuesday the Reagan administration would be svin pathetk to requests to station U S. troops in Israel. Egypt or any other friendly count rv The neutron weapon statement drew strong reaction from the Soviet Umon,, where Rad Moscow said the possibility of rev tvuig the project shelved by Carter "cannot but cause alarm at the prospects of work} peace and the easing of tension " The new Pentagon cduef said Carters decision to defer deployment of the enhanced radiation weapon was wrong and caused consternation in the governments West Germany and other European allies It was the second time in as many days the new ad mmistration had indicated it

Grosso Still Comatose

HARTFDRD, Conn LAPi J Former Connecticik Gov. WElla Grasso's condition has^^ changed little since she slipped into a comatose state four days ago. hospital officials say Mrs Grasso was awake brieflv Tuesday evening, then dnfted dl again into a coma state, officials said Her condition has been downgraded from senous to critical.

Hartford Hospital spokesman James Battaglio said Mrs Grasso was alert when awake.

Charge Four In False Claims

ELLA GRASSO

MIAMI (AP) - The Dade County state attorneys office says it has charged three civilians and one police officer in the past month with making false claims against police

Local pdice agencies have been beseiged in recent years by allegations of bn>-tality, so law officers now are cracking down on founded cases. ,

Mrs Grasse s vital signs were stable, and she was not on any artificial life-support systems. Battaglwsaid She said she fell com-fwtable. he reported Battaglio said Mrs. Grassos condition was essentiallv about the

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may (hsmantle the major defense policies of the Carter years

On Monday, President Reagan rejected Carters loog-staUed plan to gradually withdraw U S. troops from South Korea

In 78 Carter ordered productiofi of the neutron warheads put (rff mdefuutdy and then authorized the Energy Department to manufacture some critical demetds m case a decision was made iater to deploy the weapons

Weinberger, speaking at his first Pentagon news conference. said. I think that the opportumty that this weapon gives to strengthen tactical nuclear force is one that we very probably vroid want to make use af

'Obviously, with the locations uivoived and other relationships involved, we certainly would want to consult with all of our allie and friends and try to persuade them that we have a greater defpree of constancy this time. he added.

Any decision to order production of the neutron warhead which is designed mostly to offset a Soviet advantage m tank strength.

would have to be made by Reagan

Neutron warheads. Mch wotdd be placed on Lance missiles and eight-inch artillery giffls m WeMem Europe, are designed to tftackmg Soviet tanks by sickening thev crews with intense sfaafls of radiauon

Proponenu say the oeUron weapons would limit the areas m whidi life and property would be destroyed in nuclear explosions Oppo-nriats. however, argue the reduced damage from such weapoiK would make it easi er for leaders of wamng natioas to order their me without concern about catastrophic civilian causnttiei.

Wemberger also said he "certainly woukl consider' an Israeli request Oiat U S troops be stationed in that country. But he said he was speaking hypothetically because he doesnt expect anysudiivqueM

Israeli officials have said they would not art far American troops to fi^ far them but would allow Israeli tem-ton to be used as a stagmg area for U S operations The basic policy is that we dont go where we re not

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Reagan, in an interview Monday, said the Uniled States needs "a presmce in the Middk East" to deter Soviet agpessMD "Not the sutmniog of enoi# Amencan troops that you say we could stop the Soviet LWien if they set out to advance logisticaUy." he said. "We know that we couktaldothaL"

Weinberger also said the Reagan administration would make a decisioo quickly on Saudi Arabia s request tor extra fuel tanks and boob racks for F l5 fightm The Saudis, he srtd, hm a . very dtfflcult detoutve problem, with a long coastline and a small mmiber of farces and immensely valuable resources forthefreeworid"

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doned both praposaJa in a speech to the General AaMitbiy Monday ot^ and If gill Won said both bills ' stood strong chances of gaining swift enactment dapHe (pieation s raised about the drug-paraphernalia law by some lavmakert and by pre-aeculon Rep George Miller. D-Diffbam. planned to file today a bill that would tnWu It a (dony puntWiable by up to II yeen in priaon -coHuskm by contractors biddtag on state contractors Tbe proposal Is aimed at the state's highway Md-rlgging scandal, but would alao cover othCT typea of state contracts, MlUer saul Alao prepared (or In-troducUon this week were two verWoni of the drug paraphernalia law. which Hunt vowed Monday would be used to put every heod Mxjp' out In North Carltaia out of buslnesa Socailed head Miops are stores dealing hi marijuana pipes and other (kugaoccMories.

Sen. Joe Raynor, D-Fayettevtlle, and Rep. Charles Evans, D-Nags Head, said they planned to introduce vmlons of the measures, probably this

week Raynor's home county of Cumberland Is one of several areas In the Wale with local orthnances banning drug paraphernalia salea

Several lawmakers were openly skeptical foUowlng Hunt's speech that a bill bamii^ the drug parapher nalia coukl stand constitu-tkmaltesU One former Judiciary chairman, Rep. Parks Heims. IVChaiiotte. praised the intent but said lawmakers must be careful to exercise mature good Judgment ..You cant single out head shops You have to draft a broad, public policy, and make It across the board.

Another legislator. Rep A1 Adanw, I>RaleWk Mid, I rematai to be convinoed it can be done constitutionally.

ZM> Alley, Hunt's chief legislative lobbyist, acknowledged the measure will have to be carefully wrtttai aixl said tt will probably not succeed to dotong aU the stores, as Hint said. But he said it may still be a successful weapon against drug abuse. Hunt's stated aim Maybe itH turn out to be JuW a policy statemeit But itU dose some of them

down. Alky saM. "You can't outlaw cigarette pwxn and pipes, but yea can certainty outlaw cocaine spoons and thiis like that I think rs laudWile and at ieaW a way to try to stop k.

Burley Mitchdl. secretary of Crime Control and Public Safety, wrote a memo to Hunt law week detailing current constitutional chalioiges to paraphernalia laws It said eight federal (hsthct courts have igihdd similar laws, whik fotw have found porUons unconWitu-tional and that a decision is expected soon by the 4th U.S Circuit Court of Appeals on a Maryland law.

Evans said he would fik a dUfereut veritoo from the one piwhad by Hunt, mnov tog the section tiut would make mere pomessinn of (ht^ paraphernalia ttk^ -as well as sale of the parapberna Ha. Evans' version was reconomcaded by the House Setod Com-mWtee on Drug Law Revision.

Both the Hunt's version and Evans' would make illegal nearly all types of' dnig-rdated items now sold legally, and would alao include items such as wooden pipes and scales, which also

have legitimate uses The bills, however, make the mtent of the umt a factor to application of tbe law.

On Tuesday, several prosecutors from around the state were lobbying legislaton (or their own anti-crime proposals and comptainiog that the gov emor did not recommend enough money to his proposed state bixlget to cany out Im crime program "It seems to me we've got to either back up on tbe legislation or come up with the money,'' said Peter Gilchrist. Mecklenburg County district attorn^.

Randolph RUey, Wake County D A, said the budget does not include enough money to Wtow inqitementa^ tion of the state's uniform sentencing act, whidi takes effect next month. nxI the 90-day speedy trials re-quiremeto that takes effect to October,

Riley also expressed doubts aboto the effectiv^ ness of a state-wide drug-paraphemalia ban. "The problem won't go away Just because the paraphmulia is on the black market rather than the open market. he said

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ByW.AWERONKAJR Aaaodated Press Writer RALEIGH. N.C (AP) -There was absoliXely nothing on the Senate agenda for Tuesday.

So, it came as no surprise that it took only nine minutes and 58 seconds from the time Lt. Gov. Jimmy Green rapped the gavel ixitil the chamber ad^urned (or the day.

In between there was a 35-second prayer, a lot of silence when Green asked (or committee reports, a few remarks by a couple of senators and an admonition Green.

Green noted that we have no calendar which is indicative that none (rf the standing committees have reported to this chamber" He also said he hoped the committees would be getting down to important work in the near futiure

The Senates light day seems to be indicative of the entire 1981 session so far. Even the usually staid Institute of Governments weekly summary referred to the "leisurdy pace (rf the General Assembly this year.

Tuesday was the 15th legislative day this session The House has seen 122 bills introduced and the Senate 70. By the 15th legislative day of the 1979 session, 245 bills had been introduced in the House and 194 in the Senate.

"I dont remember things ever being this slow, Sen. Cass Ballenger, R-Hickory, said.

Ballenger said Republicans seemed to be introducing the same amount of bills but the "Democrats arenot.

Sen. Harold Hardison. D-Deep Run, said it was not unusual as far as he was concerne d. He said the House was introducing most

of the bills now as an effi-

ciency measure A Joint sutdy commission on tax revenues decided to Introduce Its bills on the House side, he said.

Were hoping to save the taxpayers some money. Hardison said. But the Senate Just as iiHx;h input to those bills as the House. Hardison said the slow pace doesnt bother him.

Were making progress, he said, although we don't have a flood of bills. Our effectiveness is not measured by the number of bills introduced. In fact, what we do to prevent bills from being intnxtoced is just as important.

House Speaker Liston Ramsey, D-Marshall, said the reason may be that the governor has not sent any bills over. He flooded us with bills last session

Hunt has sent some bills over this session but not close to the number he sent in 1979.

But, Ramsey said, the axnmittees can handle only so many bills at a time, so why not let them come in a normal pace Even whe we got all those at once last sesskm. tb^ werent voted on then. You can check the record. Ramsey said he eiqiects the action to pick up next week when the committees begin reportings back to the chambers.

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Professor Is World Authority On Kissing

ByJEANNELESEM .

UPl Family Editor Ad English explorer visiting West Africa in the mid-laoos fell in love with the kings dau^ter Their first kiss almost ended the romance The princess screamed and ran to her father in tears She thought her beloved was trying to eat her - because she had seen snakes moisten their lips before swallowing their victims Prof. Vau^ M. Bryant,

Jr. tells this story in lectures to his students at Texas A and M University, where he is head of the Department of Anthropology.

Bryant may well be a world authority on kissing ^It started as a lark," he said in a telephone interview. Teaching an introductory course in anthropology, he encouraged his students to ask questions about the origins of varying curtoms What about the kiss? one asked

Bryant thinks the first was accidental: two lovers probably slaved while rubbing | noses across each others' cheeks and noses in what was then a gn of affection It seems obvious. he said, they hit each others lips and said. Wow! That doesnt taste like V-."

The tinne. he thinks, was 1000-1300 B.C. The place. India, where the nose rubbing custom was in full swing

There are other theories, hesaid.

Some argue the kiss developed from mouth-to-mouth feeding as seen among some birds and animals.

Othen say it began as a S01 of love between hunan mothers and their offspring.

StiU others say men aped primates, which bad begun , kiwung as a token of domi-nance

Bryant doesnt bold with the chimp theory. He thinks chimps may have copied people. siiKe the primates' kiMing was not noted until very recently.

Besides, Bryant theorized,

It couldnt be too sensual because chimps' lips are very narrow and they have little area for actual sensation.

U Neaoderthals or earlier fossil men and women kissed, he sakL weve no way of knowing.

They left no love letters, no paitkings of losing and no books on the subject.

On the other hand, an Indian holy man, Vatsyayana. wrote in the first or second century A.D. what Bryant caUs the worlds rst how-to mamial on kissing, the Kama Sutra. In tt Vat^ayaoa says the kissing customs be describes are > already centuries old.

Bryant said kama means love and sutra is a poem much like the Odyssey, an abbreviated type of writing. They (the Indians) had sutras for all kinds of things

Here are Kama Sutra directions for the three main kinds of kisses for lovers:

-The nominal: the girl is kissed on dosed 1^ ^ shows no reaction.

-The throbbing: the girl is again bussed on closed lips but moves her lips back and forth:

-The touching: the ^ touches her lovers lips with her tongue Bryant said over 200 passages in the Kama Sutra tell how to kiss a lover and where. It even tdls ] how the kissee shoid re-^ spond to the kisser.

In the kiss that awakens, a lovw smooches ] his beloved forcefully enough ^ to wake her up when he returns home late at ni^t She. however, should only pretend to be. sleeping, the book says In ie kiss that kindles loves the woman kisses her lovers face while ^ be is sleeping Whether he shoidd awaken or not, Vatsyayana doesnt say, 'v. 0-It was a male chauvinist'

~ society, Bryant said.

Ive also studied the Far East, bid find really no references to anything that might even approximate kissing. The Far Easternen were more concerned with economics and trade: bow to grow more wheat, and where wheat was shipped to. Sumerian literature devoted a great deal of time to how to make the best beer, r Vif they were into kissing, they sure didn't waste tune writing aboii it. - . .a

Kisskig became a natunal craze in Ronun times,.hf < said. Utcray. they kiHec

everybody the butcher, the baker Kissing was as commonplace as shaking hands, at all age levels and both sexes

Romans also classified kisses, besaid.

The oscuium was an aflec tnate kiss, the begmnuig. apparently, of cheek kissing still wide^xead today Women kiss each others cheeks in greeting So do politicians and military leaders in France, Spain and Latin America.

Britons and Canadians are one-cheek smoochMrs. The Frrach, two. The Greeks and

the Russians prefer the Ig

Bry art calls .Amencans' latest custom the air smack" To keep from smeanng their maketgi with IgKtick, wwnen blow kisses instead of actually touching.

Bryant said the Romans also practiced the basium. a male-female type lip< kiss more passionate than the oscuium. Under ancient Roman law, a vu^ who could prove she had been kissed in this manner could press for legal marriage to the kisser.

Bryant thinks basium led to bus as a synonym for

kiss

(The wordi kiss is very recent You wont &id kim ill in Shakespeare or Chaucer. Both wrote buss iiutead He UiBiks kitf devekped from the old German word, kussen

The Romans third type of kiss was the savium. which the professor translates as tips puckered ig> lo kM In Amores, the Roman poet Ovid describes savulura as the girl who eagerly kissed me with her tongue... ki my lips her whole tongue hid... Among medieval kniAts.

kinmg apparently was a status syiMbol A tail's kiwuig abity contributed to his refmcuMnt To kim oloeiy was a sirofgeatlRy.

Kmses of greeting were strictly ffcvmied by rank, Bryant said -People of equid rank, male and fnnale. kisMd on the lips -Kissers of lesser rank kissed tine of fftttr rank on the hand. knee, foot or ground in front of the kisoee -The greater the <W-ference in rank, the further from the Ups one landed the kias

The sexiesl people In (he world feportedy live on the South Seas island of MMfiia. Bryaol said, but ubUI recently they knew nothmg of kMog atthou^i the frequmcy of Morenne lor Mangaians in their late teens and So io reported to be 21 times a week.

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; Theres happiness in a dock." said Wharton as he 'watched a granilMher dock :^y ticking in his Uvkag room, its pulse adding to the sound of other clocks that echoed through the rooms "

- Surrounded by the toots 'and plans of ea^ iWh century craftsmen. Wharton hddi on to the values of men who relied igwn their own hands and skills to provide 'tor their needs : A tail, stately man who ponders every action, .Wharton settled down to learn the art of clockmaking 'after retiring from his )ob as 'an oil engineer After a lleine of watching the dock, he set out to turn a faactnation with time into a freedom untouched by 'routine

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WASHINGTON (AP* -Career diploniat Fredenc Chapn wffi beome the act ing U .S ambasador to El Salvador,.replacing Robert White, who was outoed by (he Reagan administrrtioo after less than a year OB the iob Chapin, who has devoted much of hiB caeer to Latin Amencan affairs, was the

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attempting to oust the American-backed gov-enunent Last week. State Depart ment spokesnn William Dyess said large amounts of Soviet-made weapowy have reached rebel forces recently.

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NEW YORK (AP> - The stock market gained gromd slowly this morning, afta* a rally late Tuesday sent prices surging.

The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks rose 0.60 points to 941.98 in the eaiiy going, as advances led declines by a 5-2 margin among New York Stock Excbang^ listed issues

OB ttocks helped pace Tuesdays rally, ana in early trading i; today, most continued to gain: Exxon was iq;) V4 at 754; Atlartic Richfidd. whicta Said its Anaconda

Brock Attends 5-Day Course

Leavy Brock, the citys piBx;hasing agent, recently completed a five-day course to the Institute of Government in Chapel Hill on the .basic principles of piarlue^ ing.

Course content induded an overview of purchasing concepts, volume pwcfaas-ing. purchaahig from sttoe

purchatong. A de-'gi moaetrtoian' was also offered i** on how other government w, agencies have impicinented a centralized purchasing * system

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expeitod by that country's Maretot govmunert Since then. Oiapin. SI. has worked out of the Interna ttonal Security Affairs office of the Defrtwe Department as deputy assistant secretary for intcr-American affain U S officials dtoctoood on Monday that White had been removed frwn El Salvador because of his decision to go public with many of his views and recommendations The officials denied that the decision was baaed on policy disagreements although some Reagan advisers have criticized White as a social reformer ' because of his strong advocacy of El Salvadors land redistribution program The decision to replace White quickly was seen as evidence of the new administrations concern over developments it) a nation where leftist guerrillas are

I Continued from Pagel) (Imjiated throu^ CooMess suggests ma^ reducttom in a variety of aid programs The propouls include eltminating Social Security survivor benefits for collegeagr students and reducing Social Security dto-abUHy payments, .utting federal funds for state-ran Medicaid programs, tightening rules coveriiw import-related and extended unemployment benefits, phasing out federally subsidized public servKe jobs and reducing food stamp benefits and cidki Qutritkm programs Stockman's proposals aiao include cuts in farmer loan programs, econonuc devel oproert aid for depressed inner cities, billion-doilar grants for synthetic-fuel plant construction and aid for the arts and humanities The 13 mayors who lun-

WILUAMSTON ~ All ptoas far the coaatraeOea ef addMjaaal rlimwiine at two achoote in Martin Orty, Kdaa AadKws and Reger, have now been approved, wfdi Mdi iv varieui phaees to Me cantruction wort to be opened Math

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Ttos infonntoion was reported to the memhers to the Matin Cnunty Board o Education to the boanfs fefanary meeting Monday mght hjr Eugme Rogers. Stgierinlendea to Martin County Schools Contoiuction to the daaraoms is expected to hegto rdativdy soon toter opening to bids, with coapiettee time etoimaledwRhappmimatclyelgtR to 12 months ^

Fobowlng a raqueet preaented by Jim Horton, qwhwman fa athletics to WUIiamaton High School, the achato board approved a budget amendment which will free I4JM li funds to be used tor ptrnaiag wat on a new athletic nwngia at the hi^ achoel This plaaiing amount cones fran hadetoready ~ JII -c-f alloctoed fa a propoaed baseball field at WiOiamtoaalRtoi. jitir .

A low bid to SN.ao made by Brown Cangher to" THURSDAYSBtVKEf V

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JameevUle Hitoi Scheto Another bid approved was eae tor g^t Oapto fWB dutch ^ I7.MI.10 fa a toalf oa. a MM Dodge Dqilomto toaa Dhde iMndpy to I p.a EMer'

MotorCompany " % J L StoltoB. atoag with Sato

Board members woe mformed of toe incroaatmalO to M ^Itottldi dnto, wfil conduct * cents tor reduced-price hacha, whkh becane effective to ' gaaervtee^

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The latest incident a-curred last week when Air Force pilots made visual contact with two Soviet TUH

depressed citie. aUocatmg toe money' tliroutot general block grarts that ctUes may spend a they wtoh rather than through direct financtng of specific projects The mayors said they (eared chaining toe program. aimed at generating private investment for shoppiito centers, factorie and other projects in downtown areas, would lead to increased oompetition for len overall money "There are going to be cuts. said Houston Mayor Jim McCona. "They will be as equal and even as poni ble, but I believe the message I got was that they will not be as even as nuybe some of us would hope"

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Cdvs.Nip Carolina In OT, 80-79

CHAPEL HILL. N.C (AP)- through the ecood half to The game between top red catch the Tar HeeU and send Vlnhiiaandllth-rartedNorth;the game into overtime, tied

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Caralina Tuesday^ oi^ packed with emotion from starts to finish, and ^ the Cavaliers 7-foot-4 center Ralph Sampson touched on why. P" '.-

I was nervous. Sampson said after Virginia edged the Tar Heels in overtime Hi-79, i couldnt get real loose It ma a key game for us. We had to win: they bad town."

But the Cavidiers were the ones who ended up on top as reserve foward Terry Gates htt a free throw with six secante left for his only point of the game. But It was the point that made the difference.

64^ In the overtime. Virginia got the tap md .teff Lamp Mt a Hwrt jump shot giving Virgbua its first lead of the gmne The Cavaliers extended their lead to six pouds with 3:06 left in the overtime Bid North Carolina began chipping away at the lead behind the shooting of Ai Wood, who scored ten points in the overtime period

their lead to 16 with I1:S3 left to piny in regulation But that's when Virginia began to make ttsmowe. ->

WMh 2:53 left, the Tar HeeU still led 69^ But Virginia scored four unanswered poiids to cut the lead to Uwee Then with 1.21 left. Lamp scored

inside mid was folded by Wood He con^ieted the three-pomt play to tie the game 62-62 James Worthy then put the Tar HeeU back on fop. but Lamp hit from the comer to tie it agam North Carolina stdl had a choice to win in regulation txd a shot by Black

rimmed out at the buzzer The Cavs were lead by 7-foot-4 center Ralph Sampson, who folded out with 34 second left to play. Sampson scored 32 points and iuuded down 13 retxiunds Lamp had 21 points. 15 of whfoh came in the second half and the ovMtime

and was high scorer for the game with 33.

The Tar Heeis pulled within two with 18 seconds left. It was then that Jlouny Kacit folded Virginia guard Othell Wilson, who hit both of hU free throws A to pul the lead back rt four

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11, for a loose ball during first half of Tueeday nights 80-79 victory over North Carolina. (AP Laaerphoto)

^18th-Rated Lady f rotes Host Tor Heels Thursday

East Carolina's iHh ranked Lady Pirates dose out their current home stand on Thursday. pUytog iwst to the University of North Carolina Tipafi time in MingH Coitseum is7:3Qp.m -This is an unportant game for us since it is one of the five NCAIAW league games " Coiacli Cathy Andnizzi said

Carolina comes into the game foUowtng a 67-36 victory^ over Wake Forest -We had heard that Wake beat them, but that was jute a nimor, Andrwzisaid "Carolina is a good team They've beaten ranked teams like Texas and Virginia They have some of the best talent in the state, and 1 think they are

And Im sure that they'll want going to be a whole lot tougher to get even with us for our win thUtime "

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EC Looks To Climb Past .500

Andruzzi coropiemented the play of 54 senior guard April Shaffer, who averages lOJ pM-ft gmewkPie docs an excellent }oh in the back court Then, they have big kids I really don't think thrt our first game with them was imhcrtive of what kind of team they really are "

And Andruzzi isn't only worried about the Tar HeeU Her own Lady Pirates have some probtoms. "Tuesday, we had two playen'tick in bed. Kath; Riie) and Mary Denkier. dont know when they will be

That game will be played at 6 p m onSatiuday.

Then. Sunday at 3 p.m. the Pirates will be ui Boone for a rematch with Appalachian State, the team they beat. 96-54. this past SuBd^. -I think this will be a tougher game thU tinae. Andnizzi said. Tbeyil start (Mortal) Higgenbotham (15.4 average) thU time, and (Angelita) Horton Aould be ready to play too." Horton, awraging 12 3, miaaed the first meeting of the two with a sfM^ined ankle Thte second meeting between ASU sad ECU counU in the NCAIAW standings Following that East Carolina has a Tuesday date with Divison II power UNC-Wilmington on the road. Then, they have a werti off before playing at N e state East Caroiuta ctrremiy has ^ four players in double figures. " led by Riley's 18J. Sam Jones Is next at 14.7. foUowed by Denkler's 13.8 and Marcia

Virginia coach Terry Holland simply said. "Theres radly not too imich 1 can say . Our kids )ust refused to lose. They certainly had every chance to ouit out there

"In the first half, a couple of Umes, we got ow heads down Carolina was kicking us on the offemive boards after we were turning the ball over, Bi^ in the second half. I got no com-plainU We came out ,and played Jurt as hard as we could

North Carolina coach Dean Smith was proud was hU team, even in defeat ' Give our guys credit for coming back injJ overtime after losmg the lead in regulation." he uid. "And give Virginia credit for coming bach in regulation They are a great basketball team That was a great basketball game between two great basketball teams.

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Wood then hit another jump shot to piX the Tar HeeU within two, but was called from charging into Gates Gates hit only one of two free throws, but it was the one he hit that made the difference Wood hit a jump shot at the buzzer and then a fight broke out between Wood and Ump. who was guarding Wood closely on the Hwt Police has to escort the teams off the floor

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East Carolins Universi t/s Pirates, seeking to cUni) above tbe 500 mark for the first time tenoe losing to Detroit in the first round of the Iron Duke Classic back ^ in mid-December, * travels'^ to RMci^ to lace CangiheU University fonigu.

Tipoff is set to 7:30 p.m. in tbe Raleigh Civic Center.

The Pirates to into the with a 10-M record, having romped over Sam-ford Umversity, 7540 oo Monday night Campbell, loner in its last two games, brings in a 7-10 mark The CameU were destroyed by Wertem Carolina. 10065. and Ml to George Mason. 7062 in games last week Campbell is led by 76 ^jumor center Tob Britto,' > ^'averaging 13.2 p<^ and 9.0 rebounds a game. Freshman Curtte, 6-5,

F"* points a game, wUe Lee Quinn, a 6-3 aopiiomore guard, is^ averaging lOi, sndRo(kKyMcCanU.a6-7 senior forward, has a 19.1 iverage. ^

: The Pirrtes a led by Charles Watkins with a 13.9 ^average and Mark McLaurlnatl93.

'=- They return home on Saturday to lace the Attuetes in Action in an exhttiitfongame

back to practice If they get, CHrven's lO.l. Glrven is also back(today). they won't be M the leading rebounder with a full speed, so they wont raaly itJ average be ready for Thursday niMit

"It was my mistake for not going to the four-rtxners earii er than we dkt" he said, refering to when North Carolina held a 16 points lead midway through the second half. "We scored or got fouled everytime we were in it.

North Carolina foward Al Wood led hU team in the second half and in the overtime, scoring 29 of hU game-hi^33poinU.

"Our team has nothing to be ashamed of." he said. We played our hearts out. They played their hearts out. About another inch and we would have been in here smiling and jumping up and down

Virginia kept its ui*eati streak alive, tending it to 19 straight this season And it was only tbe second time ever that Virginia has beaten the Tar Heels in Carmichael Auditorium The last time was ' 1973

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We also have a coigile of other kids who are not feeling wdl, but still practicing "

In addition to Shaffer, the Lady ^ Heels are led by 6-2 center Henrietta Walls, who has a 12 5 average Following the Tar Heel game, the Pirates leave for a two-game trip to tbe Tennessee-North Carolina mountains. Saturday , they face East Tennessee State University, currently 16-5, and coached N.C State coach Kay Yows sister. Susan "They are a strong team too Theyve fort to some good teams, and theyve had two good recrtoting years We lost up there two years ago. and, weve got to play well against = them to have a chance."

The Buccaneers are led by"^ forward Marsha Cowart with a

forward Rn average, while fcx^ard is hitting 12J PunkieMUIshasa I3.5mark.

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FARMVILLE - Melvin Sutun got knee for a la^^ip with 31 seconds left and Charles B Aycock then missed the (root end of a ane>and-oae dunce and a technical in the

tunwvcr gave the Ja^iars back the ball and FarmviUe went into a stall Then, with 31 seconds left. Sutton, who had worked hunself free underneath the

last two seconds as Famvine. basket, took a pass and p the

ball in the hoop to give FarmviUe a 4443 lead A Falcon shot mtssed with 10 seconds left but they got the ball back following a )unp ball and Gordon was called for not only fouling Johnny Howell but ^ also for a technical foul

HoweU missed the front end of the oneand-ooe with two seconds left and then Paul Thomas missed the technical Then. FamviUe s Andrew Edwards stole the Aycock in-boiaids pass to seal the victory.

The wui left FarmviUe at S-17 overall and Ml in the lea^ie and moved the Jaguars out of the ECC cellar C B Aycock. on the othM- hand, moves into the bottom slot The Falcons

Central edged the Falcons. 4443. > Tuesday night in a frantic Eastern Carolina Conference basketbaU battle

Earlier, in the girts game, C.B. Aycock whipped FarmvUle, 5442

In the boys game, .\ycock led. 4340, with 2:30 left when Kelvin Lewis, who finished with 16 points, nussed the front end of a free throw. The Falcons, however, got the baU back moments later only to have Paul Thomas miss a one-and-one chance

With 1:45 left FannviUes Stuart Gordon swnhed both sides of a one-and-one to puU the Jaguars within one. 4342 A

are now 1-17 and Ml Terrance Peltaway had M poipfs for FarmviUe wtuie Steve Lew had 11 for AyeodL On of the keys to the game was the Jaguars strength on the boaqds Led by Amkew Edwards' 12 and Ronald Dixon's 10 rehounds, the Jaguars outrebounded Aycock. 42-S FarmviUe led after the first period. 12-f, and at the half. 24-22. A 12-lf third period gave the Jaguars a 3t lead but the Falcons managed to move ahead. 4341. with 2:3llefl In the guts game. Aycock moved ahead. 10-7, after the first period and X-14 at the half and never was threatened Again in wmnmg its I4th game in 17 starts The Falcons are 12-1 in the league, second m the ECC behiad unbeaten Southwest Edgecomhe FarmviUe. now 7-10 and was led by Dana Streeters 16 points Aycock's Zina Jones

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The East Carolina student govcmment will sponsor a bus shuttle between White and Clement dorms to Minges ColiseunT for two men's and two women's games beginning this week

The first bus run is set for Thursday night's ECU-UNC-CH women's game. The buses will start running at 6:30.

The shutUe will also be used when ECLs women meet Wake Forest Feb 23 and for the men when they play Delaware St. Feb 12 andUNC WFeb 16

Knights Squeeze Wake

Redskin Boys, GiHs Roll Post Jackets

GreenviUe Christian did the things it had to do and came away with a 5046 victory over a strong Wake Christian team Iasi night Wake's girls, however. romped to a 62-28 win .over the lily Knights

The difference in the boys game came at the foul Ite. where the Knights cashed in on 18 of 32 changes, while W ake made good on only two of nine tries Wake had six more field goals than did the Knights

Then, in the final' quarter, Greenville Christian outhit Wake. 1311. to gam the victory

Ben Haddock led GreenviUe Christian with 15 poims while David HoUingsworth and Troy Hudson each had 12. WMw was led by Dale Wall with 14 points

la the glrta game. Wake zoomed out to an 18-7 lead in the first period and was never headed Wake hdd a 30-14 balftime margm and increased

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UNC center Sam Perkins (41) puts up i u over UVa center Ralph Sampson dining 10-79 loas to the ll-ranked Cavs. (AP Laaerpholo)

ROBERSONVILLE - Ricky paved IB S fMims 8m1 Maunce Ombm Mid II to lead Roaaoke to an easy -5I vidary over Raanoke Raptds Tueeday is a Northeastern Caafereoce hMlnlhell game

Bartier. In the pris fune, Roaioke woo its URh pane ia M starts, defeatiag Raaaoia Rapids. -35

Raaaake's boys, ranked llth IB Uie stale in the latea AP pefi, are BOW W-3 ovcraU and 9-2 IB the Icapie The wtB beeps the RadMdns tied wMi Taitnro for the caafereoce lead Tartwro beat WUiiimstoB. Hdklaanl^ '

Hie Redridns jvBped out la 81 a lead after OK fini pcrtod aM extended H la 21-21 bUermln and were Bcver tkreaiened cb rsMe the 17-pob vtetar

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CRESWELL - CresviFeU defeated Bear Grass, 54-52. in the boys game and whipped the Bear girls. 52-45. in two Tobacco Belt Conference basketball games Tuesday j V f-

In the boys game. Oesweil led 16-15 8 the end of the first peried and 30-29 8 hall. Bear Grass went up. 4I-. 8 the end of the third quarter but CTesveU regained the lead and dung to a twopoi8 advantage the last few mimites 8 the game.

Ray Biggs had 15 for Bear Grass while William Roberson added 14

In the girls' game. Bear Grass led. 10-5. after the opening eight minutes and at the h8f. 24-20 A 144 spurt m the third period gave Crewswdl a 34-32 lead which it increased to seven by games end.

Bear Grass was led by MizzeUe's 17 points aiid Ana WUliams 15

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It Stayed close in the third period, as each team scored eight points, making it 35-35.

Pam Wilder M Wake with 23 points, while Kay Robertson added 12. No one hit double figures for the Lady Knigbts Greenville Chri8ian, now t-7, travels to Goldsboro Christian on Friday.

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Vikes, Panthers Win; Rams Fall

62-61 Win Over SWE Leaves Conley In First

PINET0P8 > D H. Gooley Isd ody tvlot tfMrii IlM tut one of tkoK tknes m ths iraportsat ttase, as the Vlkiip fscspfld from Soetlivest EdKcmt. fi-. Eartier. Soudracsts uBbeatn g|rts roAsd 10 a 7MB eta over Cortey.

The VHdi^ vtdory. con-biasd witti SomHtp Na*'s 6I-SB win over Greene CcalraL move4 Conley Into sie pnaaetw o< Ont place in the Eaere CaroUna Conicrence stjMdiii Cedey to DOW M-2 in the leafoe and 144 overafl. Gram Central and North Pitt are tied tor aeoond with 10-3. a hall'gamc back, while Sowthera Nash Is 10-4. Soiihwest. to loodg. drops to 2-I.S-17.

Southwest eased ahead IB the first period. IB-M. and continued to pull away Ihrou^iout the second quarter. By halttline. the Cougan led. 27 2I.COdeykH#tbackiBthe third period, fnally gaining a oneiinl lend, but only (or one exchange of the ball Southwest held on and took a 47-44 lead into the (inaJpenod Southwest continued to hold the lead throughout the penod Then with just seconds left. Conley dosed to a pomt Keith Gatlin miSBcd on a shot Out would have put the Vdungs ahead Sammy Tyaoa however, was there to take the rebound and put it back with four seconds left, and Conley escaped with the win Sammy Tucker led the Cooley scoring with II points, while GaUIn had 16 and Tyson had 13 Southwest was led by Alex Cobb with 24. while Herman Vines had 13 and Cari Douglas had 10 In the girls' game, Southwest, now 144) in the league and 20-p overall, jumped out to a 224 lead in the first period and had no trouble with the Valkyries By the half. Southwest had powered out to a 4S-10 lead They increased that to 70-19 by the end o( the third period, and allowed a 169 rally by Conley in the final quarter.

Bridgett Jenkins led Southwest with 24 points, while Alphelia Jenkins had 22. De-Iphine Mabry had 11 and Melo-

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NEW YORK (AP) - Myra Vi Hoose of Lexington. Ky., was named Li*GA rookie of the year (or 19D.

Van Hoose 25. finished the season with $41,396 in tournament earnings She was 33rd on the final money list

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SNOW HILL - Southeni Narfi kaockad Geecne Oerinl out ol flmt plaoe to the Eaalem Carattaa Conlerence lato B^ taki^ a ri-SB vIctMry over the Raau. Hut coiqBed with D.H. Caaleys M-Bl win over Soulhwcto EdriKomhe. putowd the VHdafi talo (M while Greeae Cerirai Ml nio a hwiH place tie with North Pitt, a S7-S3 winner over AydeiFGrtfbm.

In the gbts' game, Souttwm NMi lopped the Lady Rams, 5445

Greene Central, playing without David Joyner, who to lotofortheretoottheyearto academics.' coriitol seem to put It together agalnto the Ftrebinto. who iqiped their record to KM to the league and 13-7 overall Southern inched ahead. 12 N. after one period, only to see ItK Rams come back to hold a 25 halftime lead

In the third period, however, Southern touck with the Rams.

Bradley's 32 Points Lifts Pitt Past A-G

BETHEL - Dennis Bradley poured in 32 points to keep North Pitt in the thick of the Eatoem Carolina Conference title race, as the Panthen gained a 57-53 victory over Ayden-Grtfton last night In the girls' game. North Pitt took a 46-24 win over the Chargerettes North Pttt pulled mio a tie (or second place m the league with Greene Central, with 163 league marks The Panthers are 11-6 overall Ayden-Grifton falls to 64 in the conference and 610 overall The Panthers eased out into a 1610 lead in the first quarter of the game then shot away to hold a comfortable 32-22 halftime lead Ayden4}rifton managed to chip away one point of that lead during the third period, and trailed by nine. 4634, as the final quarter got underway In that. North PiU had to bold oft a Charger rally, 3614. to puU out the victory.

Bradley was the only Panther to score in double fiffires. whUe Ayden^iriftoo placed three in that department Timmy Edwards led the way with 16. while Clarence Baker had 15 and Thomas Anderson had 10.

The Pant-HERS gained a 164

1^ in the first period of their game, and held on to take a 1610 margin into the dressing rooms at the half Then, in the third period. North Pttt increased its lead out to 3618 They polished off the Chargerettes. 166. m the final quarter.

Connie Dupree led North Pitt with 12 points, while Jeanette Brown added 11 No one scored in double figures lor Ayden-Grifton

North Pitt to now 66 in league play and 611 overall The Chargerettes are 612 and

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McCullen Wiggins led Southern with 21 points, while Curtis 11)009000 sdded II and Anthony Cnunel had 14. Greene Central was led by Join Ray with 25, while Roderick Lane added 15.

The toss dropped the Rams to 163 n conference play and 165oversU.

In the girls contest. Southern inched abend by 67 after one frame, and upped that to 2619 to the half. By the end of the third period, the Lady Biftls held a 3627 lead They outtowt the Lady Rams. 3618. m the lato quarter.

Dora Harrison led Southern with 19 poinU. while Mettosa Morgan had 12 and Kate Manning had W. Greene Central was led by Letha Taylor with 19 and Sharon Suggs with 17 The Lady Rams are now 5-6 to ECC play and 611 overall Southern now potos 66 and 611 marks

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Nash Ontral. behind Ger-rard Moody's 22 points and Darren Gaylor's II, defeated E B. Aycock. 7653, Tuesday night in a junior high basketball game.

Nash Central's girls also won. beating E B Aycock. 3628. behmd Cheryl Whites 24 points Aycock was led by Doris Rkdiardaon's 11 points In the hoys game. Aycock was pacied t^'Mack Walston and William Powell, both of whom had 15 points Aycock plays hoto to Bertie Friday night

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Williamston Beaten, 74-68

WILLIAMSTON - Tarboro kept at least a share of the Northeastern Conference lead with I 74-58 romp over Williamston last night. Wllliamstons girls upset Tarboro, however, 67-51.

In the girls' game, WUIiamston junqied out to a 17-10 lead after one period They continued to hold the lead. 31-23, at the half The third period saw the Tigeretles make a big move. 169, out to a 4632 lead They polished off the Valkyries. 21-19, to the final period

Ginger Edwards led

Williamston with 20 points, while Regina Rodgerson added 13 and Theresa Duffy and Cathy Everett each had 12.

The boys game saw Tarboro take a 1610 lead to the first (piarter The Vikings extended that to 32-22 by intermission. In the. third quarter, the score climbed to 52-40. Tarboro out-scored Williamston. 22-18, down the stretch.

Williamston wu led by Vincent Washington with 14. while Tom Bennett and Woody Sadler each had 12 and James May had 10.

The Williamston boys are now 2-8 to the league and 2-11 overall. Tarboro climbs to 62. 164. The Williamston girls are 66, 67. while Tarboro is 65, 7-12.

Williamston travels to Ahoskie tonight

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ByWHLGRIMSLEY AP Spedri CofTH|Madent What Buffed out the fuse that fed the spark . that exploded Muhammad Ali into a burst of criestial fireworks'*

The once bomtntoic. eiectrically-charged fist fi^Uer who domtoated heavyweight ranks and capUvtoed the peasanU as well as pontiffs of the world for moto of two decades has suddenly become subdued When he speaks, it to in a whisper that can hardly be heard to the front row The wkt6eyed boyish enthusiasm is gone The sparkle has been dulled The familiar brag gadociotogone At news conferences which once resounded with his wild boasts and htotrtonks. he evinces little interest He yawns. He picks his teeth His eyes droop Any minute you expect him to (aU fast asleep, sitting up there in front of all those micropiiones and camera lij^ts with reporters shootii^ questions at madlln^gun pace

This is not the old All.

This to the kind of situation he always loved He could take a roomful of newsmen and play them as he might a Stradivarius or a yo-yo. himself dictating the tertqw and tune TIW* uniwii eyes would get grow as wide as those of a kid who just caught Santa Claus emerging from the chimney . Then he would launch into his act changeless throu^ the years but always livriy, exciting and laced with quqis and homespun philonophy Soon he would have the room in his pocket No more

It was a mellower, more distant more detached Ali who flew into New York this week to trade friendly barbs with 86year-tod Jack Dempsey at a benefit for retarded children and to try to explain away his

The mystery of the single

tomato.

It defies explanation. Tomatoes ripening one by one on the vine are picked singly by hand then shipped to market in cartons which provide a separate compartment for each tomato. So tomatoes reach the market separately.

Herein lies the mystery. .

Tomatoes in produce sections of "modem superrnarkets ^e clustered in bunches on little green trays. wrapf)ed in h^t sealed cellophane, with their bottoms up. defvmg inspection. Who knows what has happened to all those single tomatoes?

Overton s knows. a., ,,

The single tomato still lives at Overton s. Here you can actually pick up the tomatoes. One at a time! You may check the stems to see if they are ripe. You may even (and this may shock you) buy a

single tomato! ^ i

Astounding. You must visit Overton s and try it. Pick your own

tomato alter inspecting the entire lot. Have the pleasant lady weigh

' . price it. and place it in its own paper bag. Then

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aaaocitown with a pitimotionaJ orgamiation called MAPS (Muhammad Ali Prote^ionaJ Sports. Inc ( MAPS'to currently ensnared to a $21.3 rmllion lawsuit (iled-by the WeUs Fargo Nationai Bank charging that the promotkm company and some of its officers had embezzled the money from the bank Ali lent his name for a fee and nsitos he has no other official corawction - with the group headed by a Los Angeles promoter named Harold J Smith "Do you (eel that your image has been hurt by being linked with this organization?' Ali was asked Tuesday at a Madison Square Garden news conference "No, my image ain't hurt." Alt replied, almoto inaudibly "Cause Nixon went bad it (kmt mean the government went bad The White House stayed white'

Rankled at being stripped of bis title because he refused to fi^t in the Vietnam War, All still carries racial scars He likes to chide his white brethren over what he considers sitotle discnmmation Why shouldnt the President live in a Black House**" he argues "\^hy should all the villains tn movies wear black hats, and heroes white hats'* Ifc'hy should punty always be associated with white, like Ivory soap. 99 46106U1 per cent pure**"

Ali was asked how much money he got for allowing .MAPS to use his name "TwMity-seven million dollars." he snapped He didn't even gnn Then he amended it: "Ten percent"

"How much was thaC* somebody persisted "Hundred, twenty-two million." he said facetiously

Closing his eyes and pursing his lips dunng the grilling, Alt said his credibility had been proved on the anvil of cwitroversy

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allegeRy toM Gardtr he would aot have to repay The lae if the athletic de-partment crxgl card wmid come under the 'extra beoefiU" claauficatM la other wordg. a ervice provided to athlela which is not avattiUe to other studenU would be 8 viotatiao of NCAA regulatiaas Roeg, aRed M he fumidied telephone cretht card numbcn to any athlete, answered. Heavens, io.

But Jerome Howe, m assu^ tant track coach, w quoted as saying it wM not inuwal for ^hieta to be given the tefo-phope credit card numbers to make recnating calls.

-I wrtte it out, Howe said. And I tell them. When youre done with tt. throw it away 1 know that s a lot of tnut Youve got to hope the kid never cheats you "

Howes admissMW appar-enUy diocked K-State MhleUc director DeLoa Dodds, who said, When Jerome said that I nearly ieil through ny seat Coacfaa know the rules." said Dodds, a former K-Stale track coach They know they can't give a cieiht card to a kid They know if they give a crexbt card to a kid what kiod of probienx the>'ve got They know if somethu^ like that went on. that thetr job's ia jeopardy When you hire soraebodv. youve got to hire somebody you thmk's honest" The newspaper said it was unclear exactly who did what for whom Gardner said Rom was the source of the telephone credit card number, but Roa denied it. In separate interviews. Major and Parrette said they did not get the numbers frxn Roa. tiut refused to tty how they got them The Tima said sourca cloae to a Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. investigation of the matter daim that Gatxtoer, Major and Parrette toid in-vestigaton the numbers came from Roa The Tima said Gardna, who has left K-^ate. nm up long distance charga that could approach $3,000 beginn-mg Dec. 28. 1978 He was quoted as saying Xoa promised him and his wHe. Lori.

^depolment cards to ia-duKhimtocanetotkeadmi la Jttuaiy, IfTI The Gvdnen Mg in sifHd tfdavits Rat Rott aamred them they wwld not have to pay the bills.

Conrad Colbert. Kansas sute athletic departaant busmea mMi^. said Maior and Parrette pihd the laivcrto ty MM tor catts covering a period of March thn# Sep-temba, UTI. with the athletic department then paying SauthweOem BeU The Ttana said other calls made by the two prior to that time were iqiparcnllypaMtarbyK^ Parrette and Major both tto-med to Thaa inlcrviewi that Rok gave them the credit card numben.

"Are you asking if the coacha gave h to me**" Major aMied. No tt was thmiMi word of mouth. 1 wasnt authorised to get It Major would n8 ideattfy the person who five hUn the nunber.

Psrrcttc. Mked If be had eva been offered such an inducement by Kaota Stale or any otha school. OMwered, "U has bett offered, ya.

Did he take advantage of aucb an offer?

"I did not Lake tt." hr said "Im at E-State "

Then Kansa State did not offer him UK of a telephone cretttcard

"Net (haing recnming." he said

Has it happened shice you've beenthere?

"I'm not saying that ettha. Parrette said. There's no way youre going to get roe to say yea or nay on that I really don't want to get into anytfong thK's going to affect my eligl bdity.'

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Pitt C.C. Wins, 76-69

"Nobody gave me the card." he said "I wasn't recnuted on the damn card I beard .the number. I had tt before Arda Arda didD't give tt to me I don't know anything about how Ardo got It."

The Tima said, howeva, that informed souca ckxe to the Southwestern Bell investigation said Major and Parrette each told ia-vestigators Roa provided die credit card numbers.

ROCKY MOUNT - Pttt Coinmumty College used a differeitt Ineig to rally from behind in the first half, then held on to tahe a 7&4I victay over the N C Wesley an pauor varsity lastiaght

After fallug bHund in the eariy imnutes. the Pafadttx went to a fuU-court preu and "It got US mto an up-tempo according to coach Linwood Woodard From there, the Paladins got into the lead and held it

"We got Into some early foul trouble and bad an injun'. and ended up playing moat of the way with four guards and a forward m there But we rebounded better and got more faat breaks than we usually do. We had to go to a zone and we played that pretty wdl, too," Woodard said

The play allowed Pttt to piab out to a 41-0 lead. "We held

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Pitt WM outhit in the second half by only one pomU 38-35 The Paladins were led by Dennis Batts, Frankie DaU and Dermis Pttt. each with 16 pomts. while Calvin Home and Mike Baker each had ten. The Baby Bishops were led by Pnnce with 18. while McKoy had 12 and Gteim and Willis each had ten.

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PH02X, Afk lAP) -Two pUym who damied tfeey MW fonaer AtImm Suie footlMU CQKti rnok M strike punter Kevin RatMfe in IfTI gMBe imer denied t. Kink teitifted Tuesday in a tn million damafe suit.

Ex-Sun Devil linei>acker Gary Bouck was quoted anoa-ymmnly by Arnona Stated campus newspaper as sayiag he saw tbe incideat. Kmh said, and word back got to Iwn that one-time Arianna Stale offensive tackle Steve Chambers - was spilling Ms pds about the thmg

But Ktnta said when he questioned the two players privately about the alleged incident, they both denied makmg any comments.

Rutledge is nng Kuih. the unversty, farmer Sub Devg aaaiatjat com BiU MaskiD and others daindng Ibnh pimcfaed him' in the tnoidh foUowug a poor piad (faring Ariaooa Stale s 417 lorn to Washintfon Oct fa. Iffa in Senttle

He afan contends Kinh and liasfcill subsequently haraaaed

Him HH Rutle

Mm inio qfaltiag the team and fartetingMsaifadmfaiiii Kb. testifytaf tar tbe aK-ond faraigk day. laid the eomt that he had H recsilectiH af ever grabbinc Rutledges but said there was a poKibUity" that he may have slapi^ RuUedgc s helmet at the thne Rutledge testified Kush pMibed Ms faccmask in the Waridi^ game wMle he fall had his helmet on and chinatrap fastened, shook his hend from side to side and ig) dowo and landed a - knuckle-punch wMch Rutledr sphtMsigverlip Kush sMd he was ufiware of the alleged incident uotl a conversation with Gene Felker - tbe executive (hreclor of Ariaona Stales football booster chdKlheSunAagfao Kufai Slid Eelher oa Oct , IfTI told him he saw ny arms were ia hack of ooe and Rutledge was in front of me He said my hands were in a poaittai Ihfa I looked Uke 1 was going to swing^

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-One or two of the players udd me Bouck was the one who made the statement in the student newspaper and 1 tjdked la Mm about I fa my office. Kuah told the couri Tuesday He laid he did not say it. He was not the one

Kmh laid he -dkfat thiak I would discharge a yoimg a tar a Staten lihe that added there aolhmg I cuuld do at it even M BoQCfc had tbe qaote attributed tohim

He just afraid to tell the truth and have Ms name Ifatedoa it tthe article). Kmh said

Kush said that when he questioned Chambers oa paling his guts " about'the alleged incident Chambers waMed to dcnythoaenanors

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Game acoonfas cied la oouri showed that three of RMlMlrs PUBts travntad X. a and 17 yards set IM two Wafaungton UMchdowna a Beidgoal They were ab critical." Kafai Mid of the prntx They gave the other team good field

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Ridledge has testified that Kmh called fan gfata fater the alfagod ineldmt and swore at Mm repeafafay. fa 0 lecher room after the game. Rutledge oaU KuM fald Mm to go stick Ms head io abmhet of water and drown Mmaelf.

Kufa) said Tuesday that K was -petty poefable ' thfa hr swore at RuUedge but denied

Kmh Hid Moaday that he aever theufafa fa re-dfaurting Rntledge' beca -he was our No. 1 pufacr.

On Tday. hawevg. Hfag playud for the oonrt a iw carting fa a PMx radfa stations infaniiw vdUi Kmh foUowfag the Sim Davis sk-ond game fa the ItM semon aga BrigI Yg. In i. Kufai said-we were m desperate for a pnMer we told Kevfa togota dodiebefahe coidd We were Uii nt rctfahirtiMHm...

Kmh expfaifa lafar fas-tinuay that "prfar to fae tM baOgune. 8% Mafafal eame to me and loM am Rntledge would Hke to be redfadrfad. 1 said I'd taha care fa a I diifa't (hem Mm b hepm fa fafahfa -Big Mm.

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NEW YORK (AP) - One manager daims to be optimistic. sf^Aammait AU B fa the pictwe and the plot thickened with the reappearaiBe of the main pronnoter of an inpartafa boxn show threatened by charges fa a d.3 miUien bank embenlen

The latwifa occmred Tne*tay Mgit when a man who did

not give Ms identity or whereabouts called Los Angeles yirtaraWer Bud Fwillos io talk - and whom PuriUe

identified m Hnitild Smith ~ and said be was inoocent of the charges and would return to Los Angeles shortly.

Im sure it was him (Smith). Furiilo said after tbe caBer toM him tbe fraud could be much bigger than m 3 million and miri he received 112 milion from the bank which he thougk was a credit line Smith is Hisiniian of Muhammad Ali Profesfaonal Sports, one of three MAPS officifas named in an embeolen suit filed Monday by Wells Fargo NatkBank of Calitarnia.

But John Moos, an FBI spokenman in Los Angeles, said Tuesday. "We have no wan far Mr. Smiths arrest, and therefore we have no defare to talk to Mr. South Mr. Smith is

free to travel wherever he chooms. (hr investigatiot is mainly

at tbe bank.

AU appeared Tueaday at Madiaon Square Garden, site of a Feb. 23 hnritig sbow that ii ricb fa purses and ta but tt ieopardy becauK of the Weils Fargo lawsuit *Tm leavb here much more optimistic than 1 have been fa the two days, Dennis Rappaport, comanager of No. l-ranked heavywei^ Gerry Cooney, Mid after a second day fa meetfags fa an efkrt tosaveaUorpartofthebigcard featuriiM Cooney vs. Ken Norton three world title fights There seems to be some headway. Im not teUfag you anythhas bfinaUor that anyttdng is definite

MAPS, wMch has raised quest fa boxfag circles tar montbs at the asvce fa fts wealth, AU a promotlanal fee tar the uae of Ms name. Otherwfae, ft has no direct (xmnectkm wMh the tarmer thiee^fare kMvyimifait champion.

Ed Franklin, an attorney rapretfag MAPS, said at a news conference that AU had b asked whether he would make the transitioo tram booting to promotion and take over tbe w If all the pieces osuM be put together. The champ was sympathetic.

Tm gofag to be a pramMer... the greit We might Mart fa thfa Wow. said AU. but he added. Im not putting up anythiig. AU. cy beaten by Lmry Holmes fa a bid to become heovyweifad champion for a fourth time, bad been expected to (ifad John L Gaitfaer of Britain tar MAPS if be could obtain a Uce fa Puerto Rico Before tbe news conference. AU said. Tafat fifadfag Idoot need fifadfag At the conference he said. I'm gofag to May out of the ring, but I havent retired

Sam (Hass, president of Tiffany Promotions, scheduled to cnpremole the Feb B card, said AU 'wants to help out the promotion... bnt Mi ffaaocial backfag is uonecemary .

Fraoklfa. who attended meetfags with MAPS pi Sammie Marshall, who has been named fa tbe Wells Fargo sfat said a deadline tar savfag tbe show is Feb 11 Many boxfag people were begfanfag to doubt whether tbe card could be saved, at leaM all of ft Emanuel Steward,'manager of Tommy Heoras, who is scheduled to defend the Worid Boxfag Asmciatfan weiterwcigM title against Wilfred Benitez, repmledly does not want to renegodMe Ms fighter's tl .2 miUien purse Benitez is supposed togettlmiUion.

Jack Cn, who represents Norton, reportedly has sMd he wont go down more tIMI.ni from Nortons n .l mgUon.

Cooney is supposed to get $1J million, and said he isofay totorcMed fa getting the Iprice I The other flfafts sqfaoeed to be on the Mmw are Matthew Saad Muhammad and Eddie MuMaia Muhanunad. tl .S milton each, tar the universal light beavwei^M title, and WUfredo Gomez, BSO.OOO fa defenae fa the Worid BoKfag Council )iBlor fefaherwetfaft title aga Mike Ayala, SISO.OOO.

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What they see, e^wciatty when they see a judge (Wag It, also mattes an on jurors m * courtroons" says an-\ tbrapnlogist David B. Givcni.

A judge who toms Us back, irvwK and pnes Us . lips when a delwdud h testifying - then (aocs the pronecutor openly. Uii his ^ eynhraws and nM hh hada to help convenntiDn nuy ^Venr to favor the pro-^seculor over the accuied,

~ said Givens.

**lf a judges sphnsn is dear, people wi tiy Is toHih his tead. said Gtvens, a Udvcrdty sf WaahhB

his opinin is dear nan-veMy. the smae thhF happen^

Givens, commissioned hy the Wasidn^ State Ad-ninralar ior the Courts to huir the hnpact of judicial mannerisBs on the courtroom, aid that in the course of his wort he videotaped a judge whose Byte was iortidding ad formal The judge bdd hnnsetf stiffly erect, appearing anxious, ad his toa of voioe accented a hatter-thaBthn orientatian. said Givens in a article wTtteo for the The Judge's Journal quarterly

Give shamed Ok jwlge the videetjge, aM daawed the judges behanrior. The judge begaaddtag^Mktag gestures, Doddad hh haad at nppropriate points while Udentag,^ used conversa-tiaoal speech iatead of arma lagnage ad reta-edhishody.

Resids were immerttate: defendants were more cooperative, showed better attitudes and, a balance, were easier to hadk, wrote Gtve.'^

Esther Banaaa, edncalla officer for the court ad-miaistratiM office. ys Give' study wm to be used hi trshing, propaos for judges. She stys jndgn aked for the toady ho Ihto they ca pick up any Idndi of ways in wtoch they ca improve their preeent toiinit, or of any body langMgr tfaeyre not aware of.

Givcna, said judges had farmed hatdts that needed tieaktog. tte judgH ingreed hhn wflh thtorfiHgarraadeflartsto hnpartiatity ^ .

The apgiirtoton of aon-vethal iiamwiirntia, or to mintmonaa la lelativeiyiiew Anthony Wartaik. King Connty Sigaior Qwrt judge to Seattle, says judges oa actouaty try to mahdton a laeli^ of Inptotlallty but a re not ahiqff wmn of onrbodv actia

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FORT UUDERDALE. FU (AP) - The polite young woaan in the South Florida Sttae Hoapitai says to wonders as nujch as anyone etoe who tow wa before September, when a park ranger found bernaked and filthy, too weak to cry for help

Jane Doe. a toe now is known, ays she doeat know bow she got to Birch State Part here, or why toe wa emaciated, def^drtod. covered with dirt ad near death wha toe wa diicov-eredSeptlf.

She aiao uys toe wonders who and where her (amily and friends are Mta why they htnalvisitogher. (

No OM ha stopped by to see me. toe said in a interview 1 fed forgotten. 1 life works out that

lY Jane^Doe^ body has i her ordeal in a FTorlda'state park 'last Seftanfoer, but has a total loes of memory.

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Her legs were covered witti sora taroutad a by wete of expoBure

Four wttae. plastic cigis lay near her. There wa nothiitadM.

She wa hiupitobwd and recovered her health, but her memory goes back only to September.

Attempts to taabUto her identity ttom# natianwide fingerpriiU checks were frttalea, and now, bearing the customary name for female unknowns, toe lives aawardofthelnpitol.

This is a fascinating case A beautiful case for a detective story, said Dr. Cesar Hernandes, a psychitarist who evaluated her.

Who broi#t her there"

, Hernandez asked. What wa so traumatic to bar that toe doeat cva remenbcr, or wont talk about it? Wa she attacked'! Abused** Abandoned'*

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So the peran is more comiortabie. but he may be lea functioiud. whicb is a very btzarre thing. said psychiatrist Dr. Jeae Kaye, who meets with Ms. Doe daily.

g Heres a lady who merely walks along and uys, I don't know my age. I don't know if! have Soy family. I juot don't know. So toe doeat have to deal with tt. It is a protection agaiaot oeU-annety. Kaye laid The woman, who introduc bersdf a Jaa Doe, is polite md articulate but is dacribed as a loner at the hotoital.SheisaboutSfoetf inches tail 1 guea tf rm meant to have a fantay and friends, dtoy ll (tod me, toe said And if I tet have anyom. Id like to know that, too

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BARABOO. Wb (UPli -There's one issue the MKke East on wtaKh the United States and Soviet Union agree - the SSwrian Crane must be saved

The big birds have survived decades of drought, poitution and the relentless pressures of an expanding human populatioo only to be threatened by an even greater peril - turmoil in the Mideast

So Russiao and Amencan ornithologists have joined in an effort to rescue what many consider one of the most magnificent species on earth.

The Russian scientists are just as interested in savng the Siberian Crane as > we are. and we've had excellent relations with them." said Ron Sauey of the International Crane Foundation. a 65-acre preserve neaed among the roUing hills of south central WiKonsin

In fact, they keep teUing us, Hey. your government is the one responsible for the cooling between our countries.* Of course, it's not true. But as long as their scientists are willing to wort with us. we re certainly willing to work with them "

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The Inn populatioo is tiny, bat we havent had any infomatian hbout the birds since the Shah was deposed. he said. "Were on pins and needes. The Iranians have stopped wridBgt us

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more than six years, m fact - but Rancourt. now a Tempe resident, feds be has the answer.

Through use of a special coating. Rancourt. BO. daims he can protect any srface.

"Whatever the kids spray on a wall I can walk over there one day or a inoth later and wipe it off with a solution. Rancourt said.

So far, Rancourt has at least one person willing to givehissysiematry.

Richard Bowers, diredor of (idd services for the city of Scottsdale, planned a full test of it on a sculpture in a city park We had him give us a small test. Bowers said. "He put every conceivable type of mark on it and It cleaned off easily

Rancourt keeps his system secret because he doesnt want to get ripped off. but he said he utilizes products already on the market with the secret beu in how be_ usesthem [

On the surface to be pro-' tected. Rancourt applies a clear resin coating and "then does something to it. The -"something " is what Rancourt said is the key to the whole process If a graffiti freak does hit the wall, it only takes a qmck application of a cleaning solution to remove it, leaving the original surface unblemished Rancourt has tried to get big business intere^ in marketing his system, but he was dissatisfied when one company offered to put $75,000 in escrow during testing with the condition that the money revert to the firm if the Idea was not found to be suitable "They would only have had to chari^ it just a little bit, Rancourt said, expreatng fears the cwnpany might have tried to market its own product then.

Now Rancourt said he is willing to give his system to local governments just as long as they sign an agreement of non-disclosure Even his efforts to peddle the system to cities have hit roadblocks.

He said he travHed to New York City to show city officials bow the system wotdd work on subway cars. He said he was turned away because it would have deprived too many painters of jobs repainting the graffiti-covered cars.

^ However, ^b Huber, spokesman'the Transit Authority in New York, said none of the chemists or car cleaning personnel could remember meeting Rancourt.

But Huber said they mi^t be interested in talking with him' "We're always looking for new and better and more efficient ways to remove graffiti from our trains.

While he would like to make mon^ from his solution. Rancourt said his real is to get rid of the crude . markings that plagujfjw -many cities

The satisfaction would be ^ that 1 did a good deed in my

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A one-time wrestler and boxer, Rancourt first took note of the graffiti problem while driving a bus between Lawrence and Boston for six years. I said some day I would get something that would take it off .

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THE CRUCIBLE . . , Arthur Millers weU lawwn dranu of the SalecD witches trials is the production being presented next by niembers of The Curtain Players of Ayden<}rtfhn High School Three performances are schedhiled

Thursday Saturday and Sunday, February 5. 7 and 8 re the three performance dates for the Curtain Players presentation of ' The Crucible at Ayden-Gnfton High School.

Tickets are 2 po-person (all ages and W1 be available at the door prior to the 8 p m performance time on Thursday and Saturday and the 3 p m performance hour on Sunday.

The Curtain Ravers is an ensemble of high school actors within the Ayden Workshop

at I p.r on Thursday and SMivday, Pah. 5 and 7, 4 vl a matinee at S p m. on Sunday. February I. Several of the Urge caat are dwwn in rehearsal i Photo coiBlaqr Meg HBL Ayden^lrifton student).

Mitchell commented, "but I think It has worked out splendidly and they are pleased with themselves for mastering sooMthing different"

Arthur MUlers The Crucible,* a noted American olay that centers on the evenU surrounding the 17th century wttchcraft trials in Sakm. Massachusetts, is, Mitchdl says, one of the most amUtious plays we have attempted

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"The cast is priroanly drawn from students in the senior dass. Mitchdl said "Most are students T ve worked with for three years As a general rule, they try out fw the type of role they fed at ease with. For tlus pUy. 1 had them go against the tendency to stereotype themsdves. to try for roles outside the type of characters they have usually played Thev were a little apprehensive at first.

Debbie Adkins. Cathryn Dixon. Mary Dixon. Gloha Hooker, Shdly Harka-, Margaret Joyner. Teressa Manning, Pat McDermott, Karen Odirli, Jenmfa Owens, and Renee Watson

AUo: John Lylerly. John McDougaU. Slacey Hotse. Alan Varoman. Aim Suou^. Randy Fussell. Chris Phillipa, Jamie Harris. David Wehb. Ty Taykr. Reginald Dixon and RussdJ Rhodes

Helen Reddy Is Asking Divorce

LOS ANGELES (AP) -Singer Hden Reddy has filed for a divorce from her husband of 13 years, managcr-producer Jeff ' WakL who says hes trying to kick the cocaine habit.

Miss Reddy said in a Superior Court pdilion filed Monday that she had irreconcilable differences with her husband

After the cotvle separated in early January , Wald said he was under a doctor s care in an effort to stop using cocaine, a habit he said did not cause the separation "but it certainly wiB a factor

im getting treatment for a problem that a lot of other people in this town have, to say the least . Wald said in an interview last month Outside of maybe Lima. Peru, this is the cocaine capital of the world

Wald also said he would continue to manage Miss Reddys show business career

Seeks Match Owners And Unclaimed Funds

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Associated Press Writer AUSTIN. Texas (APi - If you see Laura Lynn Addkisson of Dallas, tell her Leonard Baker has 84.53 hed like to give her.

Baker, who recently sent a 824,000 check to a Houston man, also has 75 cents for Rick Sweat, formerly of Amarillo The state tries to match Texans with their unclaimed bank accounts, inheritances or msurancE benefits, and Baker, director of the escheat division of the state treasurers office, is in charge "kkire than iiMy were not goirig to find them. Baker said.

At any one time, the treasurer has about 814 million in unclaimed tunds The state spends the money but will reimburse owTkers who come forward.

The state gets the money after it lies dormant for seven, years. Financial m-stitutions. insurers and corporations must send in the funds after failing to find the owners.

We run an ad in a newspaper in the city of the last-known address on accounts of 85 Or more," Baker said "We run them^onejime and one time only." "i '

Now there's another way for Texiuis who think they are long-lost heirs to find out Shelter ^if Baker has any money for

O.J.s previous credits in- them .Mark Burris. 26. soon

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of unclaimed funds "The people at the trea surer's office were excited, very cooperative and maybe amazed that someone would take an imerest in pubiishing this information. Burris said at his Austin office-apartmefg.

Burris admits his market is collection agencies and lawyers who can make a buck by comecting the un-clatmed funds with the rig^ful owners The money becomes the sUde's as soon as it is reported to Baker However, there Is no statute of limitations on claiming the money If you can prove its yom.

you can claim k any time "We seik out a check for 824.000 a few weeks ago to a man in Houston. Baker said It was from a bank account 1 dont know if be fM-got about it or he i^iored the bank notices about it Some inheritances go un-clauned due lo ignorance "A lot of times the heirs of the deceased person are not aware of these accounts. A lot of times the old folks jutt don't talk about their financial affairs, said Baker.

TeU Frances WeUs. last known address m Amarillo, that Baker has 8606 46 for her. MT. Atzenhoffer of DaUas has 81 coming

By PrnOlJ BOYER APTMavWonWrlMr LOS ANGELES (AP) > When Kitty Pehx was a yoiBfttcr in Poland around ttlO. K wai (ancmnlad by the occupying German troopt. (fevm by their Mnn-ing black boots and splendid

Hispanics Delay Rim

PHILAMXPHIA (AP) -A Hispanic conununity gnap has won a temporary poat-ponemem of the Philadelplna opening of Port Apacho. The Bronx. a flra ataRhM Paul Newman, city ofBdais say.

The PhHadriphla Hnan Relation ComnieMon aifead the fUms dittrttMlflr. Sth Oaabry Pte, to delay this weekend's scheduled opening The movie depicts Newman as a policeman in New York's rav^ South Bronx

Judy Clark, regional publicity and promotion director for the ftm. said 20th Century Pn agreed to delay the opening

Clarence Farmer, chairman of the HRC, said the Puerto Rkan Alliance objected to the film.

"We got real jn-essme from the Puerto Rican Alliance, Fanner said Tuesday. The nm Mws the Puerto Rkan community in a very bad light wfth mott of the people in it either on _ drugs or involved in pro-stttution.

A spokeman for David SuBskind. executive (roducer of the movie, toid the Daily News in New York that Susskind did not consider the movie to be racist

"It's a slice of life. the spoilsman said. It's a story based on the experiences of two cops"

Angia Returning To Television

HOLLYWOOD tUPll -Angie Dickinson returm to televtoion next season wtth a weekly NBC half-hour situa tion comedy series titled The Angie Dickinson Show.

Scheduled to make her debut next September, Dicfcineon wHI play a le-cently divoroed woman who etkers the work force tor the first time and finds bmeli immersed m commerce in a Los Angeles department Mflie.

The Dickinson show wiU be produced by Carson Prodnc-tiona, owned and operated by toog^ime talk Miow host JotaQT Carson

ladforma. AMbou^ her tooi-jy waned her aboto the Nmli, Mw ofton meaked eto to watch the military

Then one day M was waikhw down the ttroet with a bieod. When her friend laBed to lenve the sidewato atthewipnacfaaf aGeman officer, the officer withdrew his eirvice revolver awl W him dead.

"The fart that Gcnnans ere o to kill people like me came to me very aid-demy"

Kttty Felix Hart, now a radtographer in Engtand. wat on to toarn more of the Nato homr first hatto: She Md her nanher became prisr OMTS at the Auachwiti Birkenau death caap la a remarktode dacunntary to-Bi^ on PBS, dK ntirti to AuKhwlts to recNto her hie tohefl

Againto the many recent IV <hwmas dealtag wMh Nazi Germany and the Hotocautt. "Rcttn to Aoaehwttz" ia quietly reflective, unadorned and to Its way, to moredevastattog.

n dont know what it wto do to me to see h, Kitty says at the bcglatong of the documentary. Bui intenl that the memory of Auecbwitz to iU two miUton victhne not die wkb Auocbwttz nr-vtvort. tow deternunes to vtoh the grim memorial with her no David, a doctor UvtagtoCanadt.

She to an artiodale guide. lendkM her son throiitfi those hellith acres. apttBg forth weiled-up ranenbraocei of unthinkable crimes against humanity. Here is the road on which she arrived, there

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At toon at East put up the queen of cluht, hr retired himielf for tbe rest of the hand. Note the difference if he lets the jack of dubs bold tbe frtt trick wMIe signaling rncouragrmrni with the nine. Declarer cannot come to nine tricks without the dia mood suit. When West wins the ace of diamoodt. hit ace of dubs will fell dumny't king, and another club to tbe queen will allow East to rath two more trickt in the suit for a one inch set.

It cannot cost East to play * the nine of dubs at trick one.

If declarer needed only one club Irirk for hit contract, he surely would have played dummy's king at the first trick in the expectation that West had the ace at part of hit opening bid.

Chinone Now Ynar

The worid wrill enter the Year of the Roooter today, which it alau the year 4679 in the Chnete tradition. The Chincae New Year arrives with the second new moun after the wint aoisticc, or shoitcet day of the year. According to Chineie tradition, the beginning . of the New Year is a good time to do hoosecleaning, pay debu. and give to the poor. In Chincae communities in this country. New Year celebrations iiaually include frecrackera. parades, and family reunions. The official ending of the New Year holidays is the Feast of Lanterns, celebrated on the *ir>th day of the first month

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MOSCX)W (API - A sewor SovKt offknal claimed today that President Reagans campai0i against tntema-Uonal terronsm may be the prelude to a ne crackdown on Amencan disaidents

The march against in-tematnnai terronsm opens the way to introduction of a new, and maybe even more sinister, edition (rf Me*

Carthyism. Vitaly Kobysh. a commentator for the Commust Party Central Committee, wrote in the latest edition of the weekly Literary Gazette

Inder the si^ of it, everything is porabie - to strangle dissidents and to liquidate them mercilessly as was done to the bead of the negro organization Black Panthers," he declared.

Kobyshs article, believed to reflect the h#est levels of Kremlin thinking, added a new twist to mounting Soviet rebuttals of Reagan administration charges that Moscow promotes intema-tiooal terronsm. in part by supporting guerrillas in de-vekiping countries

The sUte-controUed press has reacted by branding the CIA as the mam headquarters" of international terrorism and listing a number of political assassination plots in the 1900s and 1970s allegedly backed by the Amencan espionage organization

They tried to throw a stone at us but they threw a boomerang. another Soviet commentator declared Tuesday night on the main evening TV program, sum mii up the Soviet response.

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Kobysh contended that Secretary of State Alexander Haig erred by putting the equal sign between terrorism and national liberation movements of peoi^."

Under the flag of struggle against terrorism," he wrote, While avalanching charges on the Soviet Uraon.

American imperialism is tryiag to restore the leading rale of the United States dcfvelaping a global attack agamst natiooal liberation movements and all progressive forces in the wrid.

Kobysh said Moscow shared the U.S. definition of international zterrorism only when it is applied to the Red Brigades in Italy or to neo-Nazis who blast synagogues"

That which is occurring in Chile, Uruguay, El Salvador, South Africa,

South Korea and Israel... we also regard as international terrorism, while not forget-, ting that Washington feeds h flnaocially and militarily, organizes it md inspires h,"

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ANY TYPE

srrssi

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haan cblldran In ita Jyaarsald

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pORSALE

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CHIMNEY SWCEP ranr* onpa^ rtanc* warkmg on cbimnars and HraMaca* Call GId HaNam^ day arnladH 7S1 M03 Farmvtlta MC FIREPLACE and baatar wood Hard wand or aHbar pin* SM pickup krwcfc load 7 isat ar 7W

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TAYLOR HTA I kldriim. It X 4B furniibad WaMar. dryar. otr

mm*-

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nn*mants.7g7mr747a._

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OUFFUSREALTYtINC TSRflM__

Lawaiy.

OAKMONT SQUARE APARTMENTS

XLrs

till Ra p. ratrMralPr. rang*, dta tactudnrWb otan IM Cnbta tary cnwaawtawt to Pm Ptaoa

Unlvartity Also

SM.SW IsinM

I tacntodnn Htan Only

to such ______ . _

3rd day ol March, ISSI. and upon your lalluro ta do so. tba party taak

, Inouranca I Llaaatock MItcallanaau*

Mabita Hama* tar Sata ' Mabita Homo Inouranca : Musical instrumonto

i Sporting Goods .....

I Commarcial Praparts I Condominiums tor Sata

. Farm* tar Sata........

I HeuMS tar sata.........

I I

I Land For Sata.........

I Loto For Sata .....

; Rasan Proparty tar Solo

071

073

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McNALLY. P A Altarrwys tar PtamtiH BY DANNY O McNALLY 3M S. Watbmgtan Straal PO BaxS4S Groanvilta. N C 17134 (*1P)7St3ll4 _

January 21 3d. Fobruary A Ml

1P71 BLAZER wim baadart tl3M

t*n FORD mot Ob Good sbap*

t'Nf ^--

1*73 FORO Ml m ni^ dump, now wad ooSo trim Matar Inknwi^ >N i4W

Cab

brrnMy MdMdb MM CHEVROLET BLAZER TMTWlntabto

M77 OATSUN Supar mca otr tafw bad. 4 ipaad radta. now tira* u7Sf

MW SCOTTSDALE SUvar. 4 wbool driva. lack in hubs. 3S* wim automatic trammttstan now tiro* Grand FrU).

REALTORS/BUILDERS/

DEVELOPERS

I_79*^4191_

; ONE EBOROOM apartmani Furnnb*b tdllMta* inclgbW ! tarm taoaa Cnbta TV OWt LondWi

iflnJajm.-

I ONE BEDROOM aparimani I Caraalnd. ottOrrn otr. eororot baad

v.is^m.m_

ONE pSDROOM anarlmnnt A ilinbii fWuar* I wlotar ang nntsp* turntsbod >17$ par rnanm

FIREWOOO SflH. dNIynrod and tinckad Miaod bardwood. M, oak.

*45 lvll card) Vau pick H up. S3d art CailTW-MW ^-

have firewood, wim iri^

Sanaonad aok. '^ cord Doliv orad and tiackad OaHvary wtmm Mbnurs 7S7 tap

-f-I tkoa* toomm maal or twrpaos a> pilabta CoMrai b^ and ab

OAK WOOP t4S4S

SOOT YOURSELF I Ctann cMm nay* oro salar Lai u* swoop mam or taM you bow For books, kito. intormatlan oM nrat^sianal titeos. COM Coralina CMmnoy Clttngr^,7|^l-

SEssitsa

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t*Em iaBF miitL

OM MoMlt Horns iRaiiranoa SSrLTSSSoSSSsTtam^

at cgmpotHIv* rotas Smith Insur anca and RgpHY.^rti_

Rtot waXbMroducad tar ncfc i I Tkaaa bouaos moal or !*BtaMng coda* ta gtfHty

I * i QNB FUBNtSHEO aimrtmyt

T ordar ta roAna ^ fVcallani tacottan odMMa ECU ?ompta.Ny mod^co^N^

tiocfc Our prtco* mcimta som^ m# JanMtataly mo*

SToil STJLrWc? s-r, SStST

THREE BSOROpM bam* SHuatad

w lot in Tuct

on comor lal I nrylaca aol and twa cn

wckabaa Don wtm In kHcbon two bnib*

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Eooi Third Straal Strntabad HjN Mr

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APARTMENT 4

E^*KX tX : Rrv?RFNONT

ats?L

TSr?7n..

HElHnWfgl.

Sportlne Goads TtofT

WILSON STOFF gMt ckM*

AUTOMOTIVE

40 CMMCars

WILL CARE FOR I cm^

0A9

Farm Equipmsnt

OiO

15 PASSENGER MINI BUS

Availabte For Rantal

JOECULLIPHER

Chrysler-Plymouth Dodqe 75Eet

PETS

Public

Notices

NOTKE

Having guMHtad aa Eaacutria ot ttia otlalit at Hanry Nhnen Hatam lata of PIH County. Norm Carolina, mis is to nMity ail parsons having claims against Iba ottata ol tola

Oil

AwlMForSaH

TOP CASH dMIars paid tar yaur iutdi car* CMl Payton, Ttl-tlU

5, Mpndpy Sftyr^tay_

WE BUY NICE, uaod cars Gram Quick Mazda. Inc . 7$a M77_

< AKC CARIN Tacrtar*. Pakingasa. I

: mota PM^. CMl y$S Mil_

, AKC COCKER SPANIEL puppy ! On* rad mata 7W43M attar 3 M

IbQParanto 747 2771 oHarSp m BEAUTIFUL, AKC IriMi Sottor : oup* Oa war mad and bat* PrIcad

! HSWII._

I FINEST quality AKC pup* Fawn and wblta TMI* dockad I Sb0to4wa*k* $1 CMI7M0W4

Ito-tsn oNm 4 p.m

DRAINAGE TILE I INSTALLATION

i Eapart Installation of form ' drainaga NW Latost Laaar cow I trMtad agmpmam guarantae* accw- ,

I racy Slzabta dtacounts an larg* , mo

INSTRUaiON

LEARN

Howard Moya FarmvUta. NC

7S3-4f31

IStrrmf

baMba 7 p.m , F^uary 17 M Iba Hjlday Inn Claaiaa msM twtao a wgMitor abi wooks OuaHty to toko Mm ttota aom For mtarrnottan or raglMrMtan. coN Stoua Sutton. HMI RSlto. KMotpnMSP >17*-

BOBCAT n angina, b Lifting capacity M ll hours AskmaSNW 7S3 44Q

M It BOBCAT 4 cyilndor WtocOfMtn ongtna. buckM and torkt

013

Buick

I BUICK M71. Oaod candltion SSO 754 11 day*. 7S2W nigbto Aak

tejtei.

BUICK l*n Estota Wager good S4 CMl 754 4*4d

REOISTBRBODebarn

.Black and tan Podtgr*

SPECIAL CMaM Plow Point* UH aocb MO BtauM 4 Sons n5 4i

Td AyFt" Tf tT> ** m 4?L

TWO BULK BARNS Boa bams. I vaarseld (MI1I7 4SO

TWO ROANOKE boa bam* (aatrs gaad condlttan); Mt* John Daara

IgTtrpyty CElilE ae.

Ott LOST AND FOUND

Cock A Paa Sandy color _

Inos vlclntty RowMd 754Eit4

Ah I war* to LoM to Club

WMTB, mato To* P LymWola <gl>lito

093

OPPORTUNITY

091

HaipWanM

AONWNISTRATIVE SECRETARV AAuM ba eaportancad In affko Dutias includ* '

013

OavroHt

307 cubic inch

to prosant undorsignad Exacutrlx on or batora July U, Itol or this not lea or tom* will be plaadad in bar of mair Ail parsons Indabfad to

^hi* 13m day of January, Itol Sarah Ellzabom RuaaMl Hotom IM Oavis SIraM Graonvllta, N.C 77*34 Eaocutrix of the astato of Henry Nlmon Hatom, dacaasad Jan. 1A 21. . Fab 4. itol

homa CMl 752 *374 5

CAPRICE CLASSIC. lW

I cord

I contact .

! mtoistrMlv* SocrMory, PO i a>4, GrggnvHto, N C 27k>4

Ttao or boodltog

rosumo to Ad

Ivor wtm maroon lotarior Sbowroom condition Purcbaaod Octobar nw Sorlou* Inauiri CoH m tlll. ant m. i O. !?!*";-

to 5

CHEVROLET

SSS 0.3^4

Robort muiiMw

4 dpor. 210 porttoUy r condition Now Hros M night. 753^5*73. YsT^i

SSWmW

i CHEVROLET MW Stofton Wngan GoodLMkllitoii

CORVETTE, M71. 2

540H or taoM oNm

THE DAILY REFLECTOR Classifieil Advertisiig Rates 752-6166

3 Line Minimum 1-3 Days 45* per line par day 44 Days 42* per line per day 70rMore

Days 40* per line per day

ClaesMted Dlsptay 2.45 Per Cd. Inch Contract Rates Available

DEADLINES ClaasHled Unaege DaadMnas

Monday Friday 4 p.m.

Tuesday Monday 3 p.m.

Wednesday . Tuesday 3 p.m Thursday Wednesday 3 p.m.

Friday Thurtday 3 p.m.

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

ClaaaHtad Otoplay DeadNnae

Monday Friday noon

Tuesday Friday 4 p.m.

Wedneaday Monday 4 p.m. Thursday Tuesday 4 p.m. Friday.... Wednesday 2 pirn. Sunday... Wedneaday 5 p.m.

ERRORS

Errors mutt be reported immediately. The Daily Reflector cannot make allowance for errors after 1st day of publication

THE DAILY REFLECTOR raaamaa Nw rIgM to aEN W any advert toement

NOTICE OF S4^E REDEVELOfMENT

cSrvo'^RMkwufE

ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS MMica Is horaby givan mat m* ad*y*lqpmam Commission of It City M Smonvilta will until II SO a.m. E.ST., on It 1^ of

PW4,.m.,7to9m

MoarrE

713-0714.

CARLO 1*73 MM tprica

AAUFM

Mtobto)

ASSISTANT SERVICE MANAGER NEEDED

axparlanca^ na^ssay

toCuy Braxton.!

Phelps Chevrolet

Waal End Circle 734-2130

AVON

Entor lb# oncltlng wgrW M bnauty Mid traoronco- Excaltoni aarntoga Mobo your own bour* CaU

752-7006

CASN4ER WANTED 2 ynars axpa

INI, M Ibe Control Of Broad StroM. GraonvHto, Norm CorMina. rocaiv* tnatod bids chasa and dovotapmam M

Fobruary fica. Ilt3

MOSUASt-L Mn.OwnarmuMsa Good condHtan. BaM oMor 7SSto7*

mgbtsMid:itohandi-

NOVA Mid. EacMlom candHton iTwetot

nca. CaS*T$2 4124 Monday

3Fyry:iE.

mo pure foTlowi

Mn MONTE CARLO Mb axtra*

nbm----

locatod in Ibe Soum Evans Com i munity Ogvatapmant Proiact Arna, i Ol'

munity Dgvatapmant Proiac known as ProToct B 75^HN 37M05. Graanvltta. Norm CarMbia: DISPOSAL PARCEL 4201: Locatod in Graonvllta Townab^

Dodga

ASPEN, M2*. Tok* up pp. Must sMI du* tosicknass 7444145

Mmnida*'

I CarMina; on

batwoan Waabin^ tba corpor.

GroanvIHa

mwostarn Intarsaction of rightnfway Ito* ot Oroono StroM and tba oM nermam rigbt-gf-way lirw of Fourtaonm StraeT Ibonca.

DOCXxE PICKUP, M7b Stoinf * 215 motor Standard Iranamitaian. good sUm.

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST

Expor tanca raguirod working condition*.

io"5aw3*ltociSSbto- >

M47. GrOMMUta. NC PBS*

ExcMtont

potantiai

EXCBPTK3SIAL' OPPORTUNITY tor matura salaap arson sMItoa Mauartck tportswoar tar man. lodtas. and cblldran Onty anport anead

loum H-33 S0 oast SI ta*t atang tha old norltwrn rigbt oi-way lino M Fourtaonth Straot to tba old

Dustor Blua on wbMa. 3 door, slotoi L good gas mltaoga. loeks gaad aM in good shopa. automatic tronMbtosion. tlWB. 744-13WJ

toumwoatarn corim at Lot i. Block W*S. 74*-. O. monee, norm 10 47 e7 aaM, 10.40 ' toM to Itw new norttMrn rigbt-of way lino of Fourteanm StreM ta tti* true

OOOGE 1*74 CoH Stottan Waoon Rock, 4 Sj^Md. mitas pa- goitan

,________ vabicta .. .

MtaMily draw agatnst libaM com misaien pton BMI disfributar

tar ova: yoars wtm astabiHbad accoub* to Rti* tofTWay AAou r*suma ta Hudfon. P O Box 17*43. Rolaigh. N C 17411

point of BEGINNING ttMnce, norm 10 47^7 east. 104 40 foM along tt

Ford

FORD CURRIER 1*7* Vay 90^ condition. 4 ipaad. AM radta, camoashMI. 7^149* soum 7 11 33, oast. M 71 foM Mong j #. .a#

h nnrthvn nranw-tv IW to Ih nnr . G*ANP TORINO ELIIB

the nortban atowrty tin* to the na , * VTJrt*

moastorn co^ M said IM. a point

on m* wostam aoperty Una of LM 4. EffiS-igrA

1*74. A-1 mitas, on* owna

LTD II, Hla Brougbam ExcMtant

,-,.w , conditien, AAA-FM storoo, Mr, tow

party lina to Ibe new norttwrn right-1 mitas 75d-dW*

laoperty Btock O. monea, soum M47e7 wost. I04.M taM aiong sMd w**tan prt^

f-wy lina at Fourteanm StreM maica. norm 7d 11 33 west, a 7i taM along tna new norttiern rigbta way line of Fourteanm StraM to H point of BEGINNING, said pacM of land containing S.IM squa* taM Th* abov* dascribad land is sub iact to m* land um relations and controls as contained in the Radevatapment Plan tor said pro-tact and me covenants as contatnad in tba daclaMion orrtit* at tbeoffica of Ibe Commission, 1103 Ckoad StreM. Graaivill*. Norm CarMtoa.

Biddar may be any person, firm or corporation who has quaiiftad and agraes to conform in Ml respects wTm me provisions of bidding documents, including Redevetapor's Statamant for Public Oiscloaur* Form HUOM04. and Redevetapor's Statamant for QualificMiona and Financial Rasponsibllity. Form copies of u' '

THUNOCRMRO M44. Good totorl

condHtan BoM attor

or. running condH 754 3Ndor7to4da2

Unceto

4 Mdd CHEVY SS radty MfchrontailM.Tmpi*.

OMvTWbile

OLOSMpBILE M71. Sedan. Fufty oguippad ttan. CMl 7M 5fal.

Good <

PtymouMi

HUD 4M4A. copies of which may be obtained upon request at the office at the Commisstan. 1103 Broad Siroat. Graenvillc. NoMh Carolina Any fur tbar inforntMion or copies of Hia proposed disposal agraemenf may be obtained in the office of Ihe said Commission. In general the proper ty is being sold for rcdeveto>mant as tottaws DisposM ParcM 41-0^1 Zoning CDF Bids hail ba accompanied by cash, casbtar's check, or a csrtiftad ^ck payabi* to the Radevatopmant ComnMssion of the City of Croanvilta In an amount equal to five (5%) per cent ot the bid price.

_ BiMshMI be opened M 11 Mam., y T , on the 13th day of Fobruary, INI. M me Confrai Offica, 1103 StraM, Groanvilta. Norm

FLYMOUTH M77. GpqdconMttan AH OKtros. 5750 7W4M attar 5

023

Ponltoc

GTO M7B. WhHo, one owner. taM

man 70.0M mitas ExcMtant condi ttan. 753IMaftar5p m._

ETtPERIENCED MduMrIM ,

machina oporators ExcMlant working candittan* Paid vacaHob. (taM hoHdoys. good hotoltailtaHob. IrtoR* banaWis. kn wage* Equal

ss2saJrfe5-,*n s

~~om Taos, litc . ConMo*

WANTED TOBACCO Rebort Ptarca nigbt

Com

753 NI*. day

M79 AUTOMtATtC Raonok* ana row talwcco primar wtm bom ha ads abd 3 trMtors. P7 54N or 74 3041

IT'_________________

Ito X Ito bdta 14 gauga). 015.40. tT ana. cutout disc biod** (1 gaugol. 517 to 17 oano. cutout dtac btoBo* wtm Ito round boto (4 gougo). >15.4* Omor titma avMtabta fm) nytlta T

S15.4*

Company, Grosnytlta

0*7

Garaom Yard Sala

FITT COUNTY flea morkM Locatod oft Norm Groan* StraM. to mUa on Paclolut Highway Hours l5 dMIy. I S Sunday, ctasad Wad noaday Good used fumitura. an HtoMKVic*K_

PROFESSIONAL

CHWMIMY SWBBF Cid Norm CarMlna's ortolnM

aum

VERY

Ml lormM araa* Hwxar

rra.krE'sxiaR:^

TtoM 714 mt H4Y7T1

WATBRFRO*rr ban On Pamlico RIvar. near Washington 2 badrgomi. carport wtm targ* MHIty room, torga, porch toeing rioor Kmtoad wHb lea making rotrlgar.

or. Mr cMidlHantog. woabar *>gr.

turnoca LM 74* a Nr

CObb-M ffO*

Mdil Cwi

T45EII

tf% OMRdER FHtAMClNG to ^1

Had buyor 3 badroama. an* ham.

ax,:r*S7%'E"xr8.2ii:

UKTSfU'-rtajr?

Ammy Brawor or Skta Bright.

Wr mt *--h*^ TsfaiN_

XM HOUM tor sato

to Toito 0ks Fully 1 Ml batbs. hroptoca m tngrlgag* wHb rggson roto Abd doaat pay

HO 751

Locatod

aEEtHL

111

RANO

, consirucltab

i mxsL

liinaatnwRl Proparty NSW

OURLIX 541.Md 75* INI,

STRATFORD ARMS APARTMENTS

, ThtHEppy PIECE To Liva ^BLE TV :

iOHlc* hours Nam to 5 p m { Monday ihrou^ Friday. Cob us M

'" 756.4100

TAR RIVER -ESTATES :

I4dl Wlltow StroM Tnans

I. I and 1 badraoms. waabor Aryor book upA cobtovisian. moot, cldb houas Onty 5 btoeka from BoM CorMina Untvorsity

Chock varywhara atoo RrM

UitimatE In Apartment Living ;

Dane* Kioga. Atlanta. NfW OUFLBXBt On*

72 LtvaHock

FORREST ACEBS Bogrdtoa on* sNdiVto harto* 4 stMl* ouMlobla. r-i mitos from Gctobii'Hta an oBior

HORSEBACK EIOIMO Jarman it*bto*.mmf__

074

MtacallEf

ALTECS SPEAKERS (to watH). ISO. Roallsttc lurrHabto (good candMton), . RapilMk: ca tap* deck fnaads rapair),

mom

yiyXI^TELY 7M I

SSZ

Craanvtlta Jottoory 754 3444.

0 Itoaor OoM

AUOIOVOX to doah AM-FAA* track. 49 watH 7i4*iaaaftor>

HOUSEKEEPER

portMion. U ta 7540*03 botwoah *

Own Iran*

5 545 par lOnightsM

SSX.

MULTI-LII4C autadaatarthip _ parson to tram os warranty claim* ctork/sorvica airltor. AutomaHva knowtadpa hoipM Apg^ M Bob

toe 117 Mt wfb

mrm.

rionco raquira

NEEDED Tranamission nwcbajM

zirad Coil

O typasoHar Exparianc* -ad but wtll train axcMtonI iM wim totorast in graphic art d resuma to Box HoMar. P O' Box 717. Groanvilta. NC 17g3*

PRODUCE Dapartmant Posittan

qvMlabla tor assistant manager ai tab, Mspi

tallzattan. irtsurarK*

trairw* Paid vocoflon.

parson to NM Sutton M Super i^kM No phone cMts

accoptad. Drittars need not aoptv

(tart fim# ad

______llta oroo, tar guMHy

NC pubitcottan. (704) iddlS3

RoM Estato

JMgto bad (foMtog. portobtal. I. *roaoor (S dr war*. Mid. good oondHton). tSO. 1 vinyl choirs (ctootv gM candHtab). (N oocb. xwrfc lAta (matM. MW), S40. d-track booerd*r/AA/FM staruo caTM>toatton. aparato turiMoBI* ), M; S-lrack tap** aatr*

CALL 04ARLES TICE, 7 ll or smaH toad* ptosbark. sand.

tton* Alta Wiwowoy

rvlVD mr

PlRl

ftriM

AUUO SEBVICS Houw ctatotoa tor p4i*"iRn*f wd wnNi boma* Houoo sHttog for ootoffomro EtodcMNy tor Rw buoy. *rktog

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WILSON ACRES

The Most Apartment For Your Rental Dollar

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Now I bodroom apartmonts ENERGY EFFICIENT wHh weeher/dryer hook-upe, dtohweeher, frost-tree refrigerator, aeH-etoantng oven. CeWe TV hook-ups. host pumps, tonnto. pool, sounes, laundry and dub houM leclWttos, ample perking. 1 btocfca from ECU, $2t9 par month.

When you'ro looking for Hvtog affordebly, can you afford not to took at the onorgy aftlclont lownhoueos at WHaon Acres?

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'4075

1979 Ford Thunderbird

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interior, fully equipped............ O / D

1977 Volkswagen Beetle

4 speed, radial Me, SO7II

AM-fM radio ...........

1979 Ford Mustang

Blue, fully equipped, wire wheels. 28,000 mile. .................

1979 Honda Accord

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fully equipped,.28,000 miles.....

1875

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1977 Chevrolet Chevette 1977 Honda Prelude

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speakers and power booster,

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117 West Tenth St./Greenville/758-7200

1980 VOLKSWAGEIICLMCE'

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Mileage Based On EPA Estimates

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980 Bukk Century

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1979 Pontiac Grand Lemans Safari Wagon .

Light blue, woodgrain siding, AM-FM radio, blue vinyl interior, ' 6 cylinder engine

979 Pontiac Bonneville ' ^

door White Blue velour interior, 60-40 seat, power windows, cruise control, stereo, one local owner

1979 Pontiac Catalina

4 door sedn. Burgundy with burgundy cloth interior, wire wheel covers,AM-FM radio. 45,000 miles, dean as r.ew. Less than V5 price of a new one

1979 Jeep Wagoneer

4 door. Beige with beige cloth interior, cruise control, chrome wheels, luggage reck. AM-FM radio, 34.000 miles.

1978 Chevrolet lmpala%ii^ \ ^

4 door Silver with silver vmyl top. burgundy cloth interior, power Windows, air corxtition, cruise control, rear defogger. clean.

1978 Toyota Clica GT

Silver with black vinyl interior, 5 speed, air, AM-FM radio, 37,000 (Mies, one local owner, good economy car.

1978 Buick Electra Limited

SNver wWt burgundy top. cruise. Mt wheel, power windows and seats, door locks, rally wheels, one owner.

1978 Ford Fairmont

2 door. One owner, local car. Powder blue with blue vinyl in- terior. Automatic, air, power steering, 25,000 miles, extra nice.

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912 Park Ava.

Excaitent 2 bedroom, 1 bath, dining room, kitchan,

Electric baseboard heat and air conditioning Corner lot with tree# 943.SOO

M3 West Sth 81.

For Baginnars large living-dan in paneling and firaplaca. 2 bedrooms, kitchen and utility room, with carpet and carport $22.000 404 East Ava.

Rental Investmant: large house over 4000 square feet with 4 apartments, carpet, stoves and refrigerators, porch and carport. Good return on in-vaatment Thirties

Also Lois avallabla In naw taction of North HHIs Ealalat wW buHd to your specifications.

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Believe it The condition of take pregnancy is also known as phantom pregnancy or paaudocyesis It can and does occur u) humans as it does to

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cntargement and sensittvity of the breaiU, cematien of the mendnial period, a gain of weight and later abdomual enlargement.

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WASHINGTON (UP!) -The Chinese iascinatuc with Westen wtys suwe the ead of the Cuitund Revolution includes not only computers and CocfrGola but Mocart and Beethoven, according to an American conductor who toured Chinas conservatories

They love Mozart and Beethoven." said John Giordano, conductor of the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra and the Texas Little Symphony . Giordano was the first western musi-cian to teach in commumst Chia.

After a two-week musical tour of the Peoples RepiilK last December at the invitation of the government, he said the repudiation of revolutionary art tiud prevailed during the now-dixrediled

Cultural Revolution IS total Giordano. )ury chairman of the Van Clihum Piano Competition, was invited to China last November by the Ministry of Culture and Education to help select and advise partici|>ants for the upcoming contest. The Chinese have not previously particqiated in any iqtema tional music competition They were a little anxkae because they been out of contact with the weem worid for so long." said Giordano, who trained at the Royal Conservatory of Muc. Brussels. d the Paris Comervatory Its difficult tar anyone to fathom the enormity of the Cultural Revolution. he explained.

Not only were the vestiges of Chinas feudal past de stroyed during the upheaval, but pianos, cellos and other Western musical Instruments also went, the 43-year-old musician said Musicians told Giordano of being timeatcned by Red Guank (or playing Bach. Practice was allowed only on lent keyboards, his bosU laM.*

Despite a shortage of sheet muBC and Infenor instruments. Giordano said he heard some extraordinarily talented" muilcians aged 12-29 while visiting and teaching at the conservatories in Peking. Shanghai and Canton. He was particulary impressed by the caliber of stringed instniment playing.

Although he does not speak Chinese, Giordano tau^t a number of classes through gestiffe and demonstration '

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The few contemporary Chinese compositions he beard joined traditional Chinese melodies to a 19th century European romaittic setting.

While in Peking. Giordano saw tlmee performances of the Peking Op'a. all of them traditional pieces, unlike the jingoistic revolutionary productions - witnessed n by earlier visitore.

Gkrdaiio heard no Western popular music, ^de from " some 19406 Glenn Miller re-n nditions he called th'j Chinese equivalent of Muzak.

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ByUSrmBALOUNY AsBodatBd Pram WrilBr CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - Aa exhibU ii bBii preparad here for a tow of U.S. (ana states, dwwtag bow locieot Egyptiam tiOed the Nile Valley. It alw) indudes wheat and barley seeds found ta King Tut stood)

The Heritage Center of Bismark, N.D., is boot of the first exhibit early next year, according to Sberylc D. Ameen. representing a group of Arab-Americaas particqiatiog ia the program.

"The exhibit traces the devdopment of affioitwe m ancieni Egypt and stxiws the early tools and technology used the beginning of civilization,

Ms . Ameen said The Egyptian Museum, the home of the famous King TWankharoen collection, and the Egyptian Museum of Agriculture are offering 60 items that are 3,500 to 7,000 years old. They range from statues of farmers and deities to tools and seeds.

A reciprocal exhilMt from North Dakota to Egypt alao is planned North Dakota and the govemate of Giza, site of the Sphinx and Egypts most famous pyramids on the outskirts of Cairo, dedared themselves "listers in 1975 afto- a visit to Cairo by the governor of the American state.

The exhibit is sponsored in part by the National En-^lowment fw the Humanities and by the Naif S. Attiyeh Foundation, supported by Americans of Arab origin in rural areas of the U.S.

"The exhibits are intended to be a cultural exchan^ that illustrates how the ancestors of both people lived centuries ago, Ms. Ameen said. The exhibit from North Dakota will focus on bow the American Indians and early settlers lived and worked in farm commimlties in the US.

The themes are basically the same, bow a grotg) of people transformed themselves from nomads to settlers, from gatherers to producers of foL how they made tools to serve their purpose and what rituals they used to implore the bdp d their gods.

In three words it is: life, death and renewal, Ms. Ameen said in an interview "This is what we want to show.

Ms. Ameen was assisted in the selection of the items from Egypt by Egyptologists from the museum at the Univwsity of Pennsylvania.

An Egyptian among them,

Zahi Hawass. travelled with her to Egypt recently to help

The exhibit will include the seeds taken from King Tuts tomb, and from earlier periods dating back 7,000 : years,' aid Hawass. The earlier ones are from a settlement in the western Nile Delta known as Beni Salama, the first known farm community site in Egypt.

There will also be statues of farmers at work, plowing, irrigating, harvesting and cooking their food, he said.

One statue depicts a brewer making beer, he added There will also be deities including a medium height gilded bronze statue of Osiris, the god of agricultur

At this stage of otr pro- . ject we have a go^ idea of j , what it will ,show\^and we ^ hope iix^itutions will provide the financial backing^i needed, Ms. Ameen said.

^ will be soliciting funds soon, she added, but declined I to say how much the exhibit wouldcost.

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