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tOOTH YEAR NO. 32TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FtCTIONGREENVILLE, N.C. FRIDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 6, 1981

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BjrSfTUARTSAV/UX RdtaetarSMfWrttar Tm nre then ki some rdtai. 1 cant tci you ri|N >* tat II vfii be But ere tryh to art tar Ita taierat d every one of jm, Bmee SMddaod. ctatram d Ita PMt Goody Boarxl d (taudnioaerf told a fdtartaf d pnpoty ownenyeolcrday.

The board d cantnadoaen met yederrlay wttb repre-eatatlvea d the Pttt Ooody Tai Pajm Anodattan to hear cnwplatnto abool the curreot revaluattaa d property ta the oouaty Bcteeo ad SI pvooaa atteaded the aentaa Aftn heartng all time ho Mied to ^eok durtag the m hour aeaalon. StrteklaDd adted the groig to, Imr Ith ua Were on your aide.

Ralpli C. Tucker, chafnoiB d the PC!PA told oon-miidooera. We are coaveoed thd mordng tth the full

hamvledge that the people d Pttt Gmaty have a voice ta the Democratic proceaa, and tanned thooe preaed, repre^ aeatative d the dUaen to Pitt Coudy ho are proteattag the recent property revaluation aa a future bads tor tax

This gnag) has cone to say that c are agaMt high vahotloa and fed thd Itta Pttt Ootatty Board d Con-ndaaknen can control ttdi profram and...come up tth more

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Ctth wedflca. Tucker said the wtwp. odd stron^y recommend that you rcKcnd and aboUdi immediately the tz per pound (value) on tohacco and SO cents per pooad (valuei on peanuts (aaotmeds).hidi he termed, an extra burden on farm iamily property. Cttlxeni, Tudter aigieited. need tax relld, not extra tarden

Thii 0OUP. along tth other dUxcnt, Tdio feel Ids preeed

plan d taxation ii unfair, out d line aod placing an undue tax burden on property owners, will codinue to protest unfair favatifm ud taxation without repreeentation intil the Pttt Coudy Board d Coudy Commissiooen faces up to the problems and often some alternate means d meeting the

pfOpftifd <vp*y iKtgN

May 1 be one d the flrat to dfer a suggestion. The present budget codd have been trimmed and cd. We request that you, the commiiiionm seriously consider ways to cd the budget rather than codlmie to raise taxes to support programs thd are tnpostng tax burdens on property ownen and future geoHittioi d property owners TWs preaed trend d property taxation. Tucker wMWiiMwi wil make it virtually impossible for fdure Ui iihertt the land d their forefathers singly hfrwiR they ivlll nd be flnancially able to pay the

inheritance tax This will heh> undermine our gred country..."

Berdce Turoage d FarmviUe. told the board, our source d relief has got to come from you. We are looking to you to get Ui some relid.

My opinion h thd we throw the whole thing (revaluation) od and start over ...weve been butchered Cary Gaynor d Fountain, commsded.

Accordii^ to Jean WUliami d Grin, "It seems the basic problem is gettiiw the correct market value on property. We could not sdl our land for one tenth d what they' ve got on It.

Our basic problem they used the wrong schedule d values The whole schedule Is in error. Theyve got to use some good common lence.. . good judgemed

It seems to me, Cart Pierce d G*envle. said, "all (PteMetintoPageZ)

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Congress Urged To Act

Time Said Running Out Be Given LifVferm

tfyUWEMULLMANN Amodatod Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) -Presided R^gan, wm monkw to wwwc wtthod dday Us Mic anU-govomed remedy lor - economy ta crtata. is

ftaal iudgmed on Reagan s program until they see more d It ~ "Iffl dlU aittag for thd other dne to drop, mid Rep John F. Sleberltag, DOhIo - bd dhen already ere antldpattag changes

finding lawraahers IBtag to cooperate bd already promising to change a program they have yet to me.

GrowiiM govenmmd has allowed the econamy to veer od d control. Reagan told the natioa Thursday d^ Now. be Insiated, gov-emmed muat chart a different course d swtft aod stem cuts in spendtag, taxes and regulatkn Declaring the eoooomy Is In the "word ... mem doce the Gred Depresskn, the presided Implored a Congress accustomed to dow deliberation to act now.

Weve stalled the ludg-med day ... Were out d Ume. Reegae daderad ta hla flrd oadooaUy broadcad address from the Oval Office

The speech avoided qteciflc addloaa DetaBa wUl be delivered to Conpem on Feb U, the predded promised Congressmen from both political parties said they were moWd by Reagns dramatic descripUon d the economys probleme aod the need for immediate and strong stepe.

Sen Alan Cranston d Callforda, the Democratic whip in the Senate, said the presided deltvered a deer and. indeed, eloqued itate-med d our economic plight" but oversimplified the cauMS. Sco Jake Gam, R-Utah, said Reagan gave the direct aod candid

Conpma 10 have aoine changes they 01 make. said Rep James Jones. D-Okla.. chauman d the House Budget Committoe. which 10 nie on the gKodtag cuU the presided propoaea.

There ill be be modifications made ta the Cooroa. said Sen. Bob Dole, R-Kan.. chairman d the Senate Finance Committoe, which wiO examine Rm^'staxpropoula

Roagan outlined the general eoooomlc poUciea he advocated througbod bis campalp budget cuts in virtually every depart-med d gavemroent, a to perccd individual

extravigtoBCc ^

out d voice and breath. Or we can core their extravagance by siniply reducing their aUowaocea."

Demcrata alio oppoae the ^ KHicroed. S-year tax cd

speech I ever hrerd a pre ded give sure 1 have been ta public life

Many lawmakers reserved

tan cd each d the next Oroe yMft. a roUback d toderal rc^iations and auelerated tax depredation aitowances for business to ipor invcd med and OR sagging pro-dnethrtty. He did not gwrify when the tax cuto diodd take

^'whUe the presided hh dsted aO dements d his program mud be approved at once, oonpeaaional leaden have ejqwared reaerva-tioaa abod approving a long-term tax cd before taking the more difficult political atep d pnntaig the budget. Their concern is that cdtliM taxes and not the budget odd tocreaae rather than eliminate federal defi-ctta.

Reagan rejected that argumed There were always those who tdd us that taxes coddn't be cd until spending was reduced, be said. WeO. you know, we can lecture our children about

propoaal as favoring igper ^ tacme taxpayere Senate Minority Leader Robert C. Byrd, on the ABC-TV IOW Good Mon-Ifig, America. said today the proposal benefiU the wealthy and doemt benefit the poor,"

For a family d four eam-Ii $15.000. he iild. the propoaal would, ta the end, mean a tax cd d 1151. Bd for a family d tour making $100.000, the reductioo would amoud to $2,1. This la redlatribdion d the wealth (gnrard.

Byrd said Senate Demo-crata were already on record as unaatmoudy oppoaed to tta progaaal and addad that, Me aMtaan af ttofwly do ant a tax cut, he feb Democrats *ta the main will continue to oppose the program Reagan advocated Reagan portrayed an economy d the brink d dtoader and sakir We have oome to a turning poid Were threatened with an economic calamity of tremendoui proporttona and the old business-as-usual treatmed cant save ua Warning that we must not be timid,' Reagan said reducing the goveromeds bite on the economy caa create the incedives which take advantage d the genius d

our economic lydani

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nsrwtsi waaith IB Ui have more, not Juat radto^ trttwto whd we alpoady

have.hlcbiajuda*artag aacarctty."heiald ^==3 ' Thd buoyad view waa ta dtaip contrast to the call tor sacrifice that Jimmy Carter delivered four yean ago

But Reagan's pdldes will not be paMem for millions d Amertcana vta will be af fected by the admiditra^ tions proposed budget cds

DoMns d social pro^wins-including Social Security, unemployment benefits, Medkald, farm wbtkhes, huatnew loana, urbn aid, food atanpa and child nutrl- Olid be trimmed to cut kg) to $14 bUhoo from the budget thia year and $ btOlontallB.

Our spmHog cds will nd be d the expense d the truly needy, Reagan promised We wUl, however, seek to dlmtaate benefits to those who are not reaUy qualified

Bobd donors from the Eaat Carolina Univerdty campus comimnity turned od again this year in large numben to the AFROTC ^nnaored twiHlay Bloodmobile a

Ruth T^fta d the Pttt Rad Cnm aald thd the

<siiHiiM elfart resulted in 561 pints of blood collected at Wright Auditorium Wednetalayi drive saw 257 untts collected with nine penaos deferred, hile Thundays effort readied 304 pids d blood with 23 deferrals 9k said the overall results were real good. especially in view d the mimber d people who are sick this timed year.

Mrs. Taylor expressed appreciatkxi to the effort made by AFROTC personnel, particularly Fred Padilla who served as overaU duirmin She also thanked the nMmhers d Angei Flight at ECU who assisted, as well as the various campus sororities Vdudeer nurses and women d the Greenville Service League once again were generous in their help, she reported.

(Siting a general postUve campus attitude regarding the Ooodmobile. Mrs. Taylor thanked each person who donated or helped tasme way.

The next Bloodmobile visit ta the area wUl be on March 4 at FarmvUie Central Huta Sdwoi

GARWOODS REACT - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Garwood of Adams, Ind., ay they were hurl when they

learned their son Robert was convicted of coUaboration with the

enemy. The eider Garwood said his son didnt expect complete exoneration bat did not believe he would be

convicted of coUaboration. (AP Laserphoto)

By PETER ARNETT AP Special C^orrespoodent CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. (AP) - Marine Pic. Robert Garwood, who said last summer that an American prison is better than a Vietnamese one today faces the possibility of life imprisonment for collaborating vkrith the enemy during his years in a prisoner of war camp.

His lawyers will be trying to whittle down the sentoice. Garwood. 34, blinked back

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POSITIVE EXPERIENCE ^ ' You hear so much about the negative exp^-ences people have with getting cars fixed. I want the world to know that when the motor of my IS-monUi-old car burned up the residt of die . 7B<it brits faUing out and causing an leak,

where's The Late Rush?

NO CROWD - Pttt County tax list taken Eleanor Burnette. Hanttag Stg, Jr., and Charles Vanditord open maU this rooming at the Pttt County tax listing office as they wait ^

pMrons to list last minute taxes. The Pitt County Com-misBknen Monday extended Ok listing deadline to 5 p.m. today. (Reflector Photo by Tommy Forresi )

tears but otherwise was composed as the verdict was read Thursday afternoon. He was found innocent on a charge of maltreatment, but guilty on a lesser charge of assaulting a fellow American prisoner.

The Indiana native, whose attorneys had tried to establish mental illness, made no comment as he was led away.

The Marine was a 19-year-old jeep driver when he was capttired near Da Nang In 1965. He returned to the United States in 1979 -unable to tie his shoes or speak English without a heavy accent after supping a note to a Finnish businessman in Hanoi.

His was the first case of c(Alaboration by a Vietnam POW to go to a jury.

A five-man panel of Vietnam veterans spent two days deliberating before fiii^ Garwood guilty of coUaboratioD during two of the 14 years be was in captivity.

Collaboration carries a maximum sentence of life imprisonment The assault charge, which involved the striking of a fdlow POW, carries a maximum six months.

The convictions mean he cannot receive his $147.000 in backpay In the inilitary judicial system, sentence is determined in further court hearings, and defense lawyers said they would discuss today the possibility of bringing more witnesses to appear for Garwood,

The jury remains on call to decide the sentence! ^

Defense lawyers had argued that torture, deprivations and inhumanities drove Garwood insane, and he therefore couldnt appreciate the criminality of his acts.

But chief prosecutor Maj. Werner Hellmer, whose witnesses charged Garwood carried a gun in the camp and informed on other POWs. maintained. "You dont foresake your fellow prisoners of war to make thmgs easier for jwirseli."

Garwoods family was shocked by the verdicts, and reaction in this large Marine Corps cimp and the neighboring garrison town of Jacksonville was mixed.

Nobody anticipated it would turn out this way, said Garwoods father, Jack, of Adams, Ind. He thought it was going real good - in his favor.

Former POW Gustav Mehrer of Colorado Springs, Goto., who testiftod during the 12-week court-martial that Garwood was a white Vietnamese, said the conviction released him from a war-time promise _

I helped bury four men (fellow POWs).in 1989, and I .promised to two of those men "^that if 1 got the chance. I would tdl it like it was (about Garwood), Mehrer said. ^

1 cant say Iltikappy. and I can't say Im not. All I can say, is, I kept that promise.

The man Garwood was convicted of assaulting, David N. Marker, said the verdicts were appropriate.

- 1 dont know of anybody whose actions were the same as his. said Marker, jj

Toyota East (xxnpletely replaced the engine block at DO cost to me. True, it was under warranty, but they could have quibbled about this or that. They didnt and 1 am apfiredidive to the company and the local dealer and everyone who works ftr him. L C.

Heat Is On N.C. Oil Dealers, Service Stations

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CORRECT NUMBER The number (or those wanting to donate houaeliold ttems and food to the family of Ronnie Ballard is TSS^l. Patricia Gladaon. The Rev. Bobby Howard may alao be contacted at 79B-S243.

ByTteAMOctatodPrew

Some North Carolina service statkn operators and oU deMers say theyre getting the heat from customers upset over the soaring prices of (ud tor their homes and their vehicles.

And utilities such (Carolina Power It Li^ are getting their share oil complaints as well..

Some (customers) are tyiktaff ri0tt mean stuff, and

I dont blame them, Wilson oU detaer Earl Taylor said Thursday. Taykr is assstant manager of Timin' OB (to., a home hid supplier.

The way prices are going, a tot of folks are going get ^ might cold or mi^ty tam-gry, Taylor said, .

Service stations ta eastern North Ctorolina have in-creaaed their gaaoUne prices an average 7 cents a galtoo ta the Imt nine days.

One statkm checked Thursday reported a jump of 15 cents during the last two weeks.

Price increases by the major oil cotipanies have OMne so fast tlutt station operators and distributors are having a hard time keeping ip with them.

We had one increase last Thursday, another one Tuesday morning and another one yestarday, said

Paul Simpson of Hopkins Oil Inc. in Raleigh, a Texaco distributor of honoe fuel. The company has boosted its rate for home hid 7 cents in the last week, raising it to $1.18 a gallon."W I.. "

All were doing is passing along the increases. We dont like it any better than our customers, Simpson said (joorge Hedrick, opn-ator of the Trent Bridge Exxon station in New Bern, said the

higher prices are having their toll. His rates for full-service premium gasoline have climbed to $1.50 a gallon, ip 15 cents in the last twoweeks.

Our biKin^ is way off, Hedrick said We're down 15,000-18,000 gallons already in January. The prices are^^ scaring people away .

In Rocky Mount. Tim Taylor says hes noticed that customers are becoming

more sdective in shopping for gasoline.

"A lot of people drive in, look at the prices and drive oil.' he said. d..

Meanwhile, in Asheville in western North Carolina, homeowners are so unhappy over skyrocketing utility bills that a petition has been started to complain to 11th District Rep. Bill Hendon. R-N.C.

/^CP To Note NoMotchins

Funds Said Necessary

Emancipation

Anniversary

The Pitt Cootty Branch of the NAACP will cektnte the tHh auMi New Horinoi program SHurday oMl SiBday.

This ewm cooiraemorales the lUtti amhtcrsary oi the Fi> Ipartw Prodawatten. the action by Pres Abrahain Uacoia whk* freed black people two riavery Jan. U lie Sabatiay there will be a tianqaet at the Hobday Inn here with Ms Ahhea T L Shnmona, as speaker. Ms Sinanoas is diiector of the Wadington, D. C bureau of the NAACP and

Mrres M a kibhyist tor drO ri^ iawes. She fonnerty was diredm of aducation and training and aoodate directflr of brancb and field aervicea of the NAACP.

Miaic for the eveniig will be provided by a trio from PMUppi Baptist Church.Stmpaon, wttta Mrs L Parker as Tickets may be obtained at the doer for a

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Sittday eveah a Freedom Fefhwttiip Maaa Meeting will be held at Sycaoore Mil Baptist Church. St W Ei^kh Street here The Rt Rev Bishop Alfred G Dmiston of

PWladelpida. Pa. will be the guest apetker He was elected in

May, 4. to preside over the Second Episcopal DiMrid of

the A M. E Zton Omch. which includes four conferences on

the east coast of the Utotod States and the Virgin lalaiid conference. _ _

Jofamy Wooten and the choirs of Yorti Memorial AME Zion

Oavch will render munc for the event. Ihe churches of the GreenvlUe community will provide ushers A free wffl offern^ wiU be taken for the eventof.

The Branch will ^wnaor a mimsters and laymens breakimtSaturdayatla m. Everyone is invited.

Tax Relief....

Mhmedbam Pagel)

property tax payers are to a debma, with, aB the tax burden on property, siiggFathig a progreatove moome tai^ a better method to raiae funds lor cooky and dty

gDvernments. ^

Saying that property taxes, me paraiyxhig lor prop^ owners , private property is lie batos of freedom. Dr.

Charies Pace sigHted additkaMl sales taxes be added to give reUef from advotecm taxes.

Ropondhto to a number of gantolnas rafeed by the poig). cooky attorney W. W Spei^ explahied that the W. P.

Ferriaa Co. was hired to revalue real property to the cooky-

as reqtored by law - utong a schedule of values baaed on

property sales, tmd adopted by the boad of commisrinners.

The attorney added that a value was placed on tobacco as required by a niing of the North Cantina SigMosiie Coot. The per pound flpae is based on sales

data, Speight expltoned Spto^ also said thto adhakments will be made in the value

on tobacco to reflect the recent 7.5 percent reduction to tobacco aUotmenls.

Ferrias. cominentii on the revaluation, said, aa to an of value, adding that the acheduie

of valuea in tiie current revaluation, came from aaleo of property in Pitt County.

The value placed on tobacco alhkments. Ferrtos continued,

to atoo booed oo stoea - what people are wilting to pay tar

tabaeeotoPtOomky

InOattan, according to Ferrias, has affected property values. Its frutorating far appraisers Were trying to iaterpret the market. We took sales came iq> with a medtim value. We try to uae the average, and the data we received

indicates we are on value. in the present revaluation

Ferrias told the pvup, I think what you are doing is ^ But he said, you need to go to the Legtolatwe to come If) with laws to proride a better means, of funding local

Pkt Coaky Comousstaoers this morning were toid that no matching funds would be required to qretify tar a MS.MI tochnical asstotance grant from the Coastal

Plains Re^oual Oommimiao far a study of the feasibility of a dvic-convention center here.

Hk board voted Wettoes^ day to ask toe Mid-Eato Conuntosion to prepare an apptication for the grmk

after Reid Hooper , chairman

of the GreeovUle Area Chamber of Commerce dric center tmk force asked the board, to please find the $15,00 needed to asure the $45,000 pant

At that time. Com-missioaer Charies Gaaktos said. I toitA we can fhid the $15.000 from other than advalorem tax money. but that a meeting be scheduled with Mid-East employees who will prepare toe apptication I dont want to go into this thing m open-ended. Gatouos em phasized

Thit mornmg. Gatotins toid George Sherrill, Coastal Plaiu Regfanai Coautimfan coordinator far North Carolina. DanleRoux. duectorof toe Mid-Eatt Commimfan, and John Roberaon, local government ooordinator tor Mid-East, toe meeting was called, to find out really, )uBt what we are doing when we make apptication. what is expected of us.

We are trying to find out where we are going." GmkhKsaid

Le Roux expiained that toe grant. wiU give you the money to make the study. Is there a need far a dvfa-convention center Jiow big should it be ...where sbouid it be located.. Jkw much k will coat? Should it be feasibie. where will the money come from

Hie Mid-East director added, you are the ^ipti-cant. You wtil get the to-formation. You will decide

what to do wkb it

Reoponding to comments about errors. Ferriso emphasized,

Were maidiM every effort to correct mistakes, addiiM that

H pioperiy owners are not satistied after talking with repreaentatives of his compuy, they may appear before the Boakd of ud Review, toe State Property Tax

CommisBion, and the courts.

In areas where land beiiig used for agricultural pTies has been valued for other use (law requires land to be valued for its best ud hi^Kst urn), Ferriss poiiked out, owners may tpfiy to toe Tax Superrisoris office to have the property listed and taxed as farm land.

In wMttinn to the effects of nklatioo on the current valuation. Ferris said, iwal land, in 1973, was appraised somewhat faw . thooe values were somewhat less than nwrket value." 47 CJ

According to commisBioner Boh Martin, We make no laws. We are an extension of the legislature. ITtae basic problem., we have to raise money toe le^slature tells us to ratoe

Weve been battling toe legislature for years to give us an alternate source of revenue. We have a limited base to raise funds. Wed tike to have it expanded with a sales tax or income tax, so property wouUhi't have to be taxed so heavily.

In response to a question by Bruce Tyson, who said real property values have tripled since 197 County Manager Re^nald Gray pointed out that in 1973, personal property totaled $84.8 million, while in 1979, personal property totaled $389.7 million in Pitt.

You are heavily turning the burden on people who own land if personal property has not increased as much as real property, since the last revaluation. Tyson pmnted out. K

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QualHy Of Elegance Is Probably Best Forgot

By GAIL MICHAELS Qeganoe ia due of thore elusive qualities which Mways escapes me. For to-stance, I had to have i paty. But the ctoesst I had ever come was a batecued chicken on Royal Daulton dkna

Foction$ In Iran Fight In Streets

BEIRLT. Lebam (AP) -Up to 10.088 leftlats d^ monstratmg opposiUoR to toe Iran's ciergy-tod goverament battled with guns and knives against Islantic fundamentalists in the streets t Tehran today and people were reported injured to the flghting. urces to toe Iranian capital said Iranian police reached by telepboQe fran Beirut ttod there were maay casualties, some suffertog bullet wounds, and one Tetaran newspaper laid 30 people were injiaed to the

Tlfai year, hmrevcr. 1 resolved to give tt a try. The Dnt ttto 1 had to d of coins, was to get rid of nqr chtidroL

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Or toe meal can be ocbsd-ided tar an hour m wMcb an cikhtoa tooidd be to bed. That's the alternative I choae

Meg considerad this a ctoamk caae of cbBd m-gtoct WdL toe told me when toe first learned toal toe pmty woidd be atotos ctky, 1 mn sure duk my stomach wiD tot me stay iq> toroorrow nffk and eat Isle for one time in my llfc "

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PAC TO MEET STOKES - The Stokes School Advfaory Council will meet Febraary U at 7:S p.os. to the scbool'f media center

TO PREACH Elder Blahe PhiBtoo MB preach to Mmmt Calvary FWB Church Simday to 7 31 p m He wiB be temktog tor toe Ultoi of Calvary te toalltoion aerriee. Special gucsta will be the Fakhfutottm of Gremrilto Ttoeptobticistoriled

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SherrUl then told the bomd.am.Hmkhm0mn

his btoasings, to the project, and emphasized. 115,008 fa not reqidred, from the couky at matcbtog funds It (the apptication) can be written for the $45,088. wkh no local mtocfa. He added, use to-klnd.. adminitoratve costs as toe local match.

The CPRC coordinator noted that in the pato, grants approved by the governor have uauaUy been funded with no problem. Bs a new situation now, with the change of administratioas (to Washington). 1 ctoi1 guarantee k like we used to, SberriB laid. but added. I toink it will be funded.

CommiSBioners. ofticialsof the Cky of Greenville, the Greenrilto Ares Chamber of Commerce and East Carolina University sd-ministirators have been dfa-custong a dric center for the area for about 18 months Efforts to secure an Economic Development Administra-tica grant for a toasibUity study lato year failed.

street battle that lasted more thm three hours.

The leftist-Moslcm fun-damentalfat datoi came to a time of incrmsing potitical tension between secular moderates and reUgkus leaders and ptom by revolu-tiooary leader Ayatollah RMoUah Khomdni for Ira-ikan poUtidaos to stop hk-iiM one another like scorpF ons.

After the street fight ended, there was an unconfirmed report that one person wm kiUed and one police officer said thoae wbo have been teot are now bospitaUzed.

According to police t-tween 7,000 and 10,000 members and siqiporten of the Marxist Fedayeen e Khalq organization maamd to Freedom Sqnare on the weetern edge of Tehran in defiance of a govemnent ban on denxnstrations.

A spokesman for the paramilitary Revohkioaary Guard in Tehran told The Aaaociated Prem by tele-ptame toto the toftitos. a few of them carrytog pm and knives maidwd on Tehran University to disnqk Friday Mostom prayers to toe university.

He said the marchers were confronted by supporters of the HezboBahL' or Gods Party," finking broke out and die Fedayeen started shooting. The two groups were finally separated by Iranian aectalty troops.

HezboUahi fa an organiza-tioo of followers of hard-line IsiamicY^clergymen wbo support Khomeini

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What we are seeing here this morning is the kind of stuff this country is made of...a mark of the character of this country, H. P. Streeper commeiked.

The people have got to look at whats pened. bureatracy is kUling us. I enjoin you . do smnething to make US pTO(hive. rather than taking away from us. _ Streeper said, adding encouragement to the commissioners to strip the county budget of everything but the ^Kikials.

Concluding the sesskn. Robert little, member of the Board of Coonty Commissiooers for eights years in the late 19ffis and early 1970s said of the present bod, they, to me, are trying to do a good job trying to do what is right. I feel lor them.

Give our best to your love.

Personnel Get

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Pitt County Manwiai Hospital persoimel recently received three awards at the annual meeting of the N. C. chaikerofthe Hospital Financial Management Association T. B. Buck Sitterson, assistant director, received the William G. FoUer Merit Award which recopiizes sustained efforts and coikribikioos to the toate(*apter.'^ -Warren McRoy, assdciate director of ftaanee, and Bill Youig, ipecial aervke^ manager, received'^second-fkace awards in the annual cost effectiveness contest. Eikries were judged on origtaiality, ease of imptomentation, pretence of ariiUHewfli benefit and cost saviiigs attributahle to the actual jpnptomentationoftfaeidea. j

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Preatdent Mrs Hebert VmiVeU continued the meet-tag with conunittee report* Mrs Frank Steinbeck Jr.. Bioodmoblie chairman, said workers callected 1 di Jan 12 at POC and Iff) uniU Jan 13 at Eaton The next vitau will be Feb 4 and S at ECU and March 4 at Farmvflle Central Mrs Charles Wkerson Jr. announced a workshop U> make Valentine favon lor Pitt Memwlal Hospkal patients. The* Emergency Charity Fund Miiwered three cMls and the Lendtag Cheat reported two new wheel chairs were donated by the Pitt COimly Medical Aux-Uiary.

Mrs J Bryan Brown received three calls for the LaiMhinghouK Fund There wre Uuee calls tor layettes reported Mrs Howard Dawkins

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SANDRA LEE JENKINS. . to the dau^ o< Mrs Thomas E. Barrett o Roanoke Rapids, who announces her engagement to W. Timothy Norri*. son of Mrs Ray Joyner of GreenvUie and Mr Wallace Norris of Goldsboro. The bride-dect o is the daughter of the late Mr. Elmer ja^The wedding is planned for Feb 28

DEBORAH ELAINE WILSON.. .to the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WUlie B WUaon of Rt 1. Wlnterville. who announce her engagement to David Michael Myles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harley D. Myles of Fairfax, Va. The wedding to planned for Feb. 28.

Daughter Scores For Parents

By Abigail Van Buren

DKAK ABBYi RecaiUy yo rw [I*

nt you an ! Utkd * Wuuua* Agmn*

thetidda. You invited additioo to w liet of inmoun people who had succeeded in spitf of ^vwtnty.

May 1 add two of whom yon have never hcmd.

Tak*- away his mother when he * 10 to work m a coal mine for moet of hw Ufe Let him work in ue cold water to hU kneee. or put him on hu etoiM^ diiiging out foal from deep inside a mwnUin. worki^ hnrd u> feed and clothe a wife and six children, and you have my

I'ul her ouuide before daylif ht. milking a com to her little ones could have milk (She hml read in a mann^

what children need for good , loihesline in freezing weather to hang cljl^ f of eight Watch her apply omtinent to cracked and bleeding

h.inds iShe had no ^ee.) ....

Sund near her rocking chair at night ^

.he holds a baby and a story book, reading to her little

brood, and you have my mother.

Then watch this loving couple grow old too aoon and die

' painful deaths from black lung' . .

T he world will never hear about thia hero and heroine, but

MIU)RED IN NASHVILLE

Bora to Mr. and Mr*. Jerry Lee Brmm, Fannville, a daiMbter. Trtcy Nicole, oo Jan. 31, tin. to Pitt Memorial IkMpltal

Waters

Bora to Mr. and Mr*.

Rodoey Owen Walera. Jackaooville, a aoo. Eric PrcstoD, 00 Jan. 31. Ml. to

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Bora to Mr . aod Mr* Ed^ Itanai Bataoa Ul,

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Mr. and Mr* E. J requeat the hooor of your praaeaoe at the marriage of their daughter, Tonya Bishit to Willard Tbnottiy Suttoo on Sunday, Feb.l,at3 p.m. In Trtaky Fpk WUl BMittat Cbwch. Reception foUowtag tbe ceremony. No written inviUttooa were

12 OMi St.. a dau^, Lam Catherine, on Feb. 1, I9H. In Pitt Memorial HottS tal

Nkbolaon Bora to Mr. and Mr*.

Raoald Alien Nicbolaon, Rt 2. Graenville. a dau^. JcMlca Deidz, on Feb I, INI, to Pitt Memorial Hoopt tM.

HancO Bn to IW. aM Mrs. RjM^ Norwood Harrell, Rick Square, a aon, Mkhaei AlUm, on Feb. 1, MI. in Pitt MemoritolkMpital *

Pollard Bora to Mr and Mrs Robert PoUard Jr., Rt 4. Greenville, a daughter, Cynthia AnneUe. on Feb 2, W81. In Pitt Memorial Hoopi-tat '

Couple Weds In Ceremony

Jo Tysmi Pressly and Charles Beverly Whitley were united ta marriage Jan 29 in Greenville The bride is the daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Tyson and Mr. John W. Tyson, both of Kinstn The bridegroom s parents are Mr, and Mrs

Jack Whitley of Kinston

The bnde is employed at First Federal Savings and Loan Association. GreenvUie The brideroom, a student at East Carolina University, is employed at Central News and Card Shop. GreenvUie

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DEAR ABBV. The letter from BEEN THERE AND BACK prompt thi rer>one BEEN THERE, who had Hpent two years in a mental inatitutkm and was frequently askwl why, offered a terse rponse toat always put off further questions Because Im crazy.

A colleague of mine once worked in a mental hospital While making the rounds, he would test" the patient by asking. "Why are you hcreT The response usually revealed the paUent's degree of reality orientation.

One morning, the psychologist received a response that ru< ked him I'm here for the same reason you are. Doc I couldn t make a go of it in the outside world."

Abby. Its obvious that not all who are in mental mstituns are "crazy " Conven^y. nrt W

are in mental institutions. .

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Mtlngaf dly and couDty (rfOciala Ml Departmaot of TraoapocUtkn iHatnwrartyw waa the atudy of Bvaaa SIreat taprovements fhxn tath toGraaatte Boulavard.

A racial pro)ecb engineer haa tatn MriOKd ta atn^ the need for InpraeeoMata. Maynr Don MeGUMn M*d the dty hopea the prelect wll raeeive a high priority He hope m. loo. Despite the fact that conridvahte plan^ig has been Me on vartens thoroq^ilares in ga GmariDe area, there has been

little in actual conetnictkn done in recent years.

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fm the Cunhariand County schools iMl bresftht the anetes of 1 youth oiidragrelatodcharges Itoa epntton wm canted oik vtth mdorcover agenta who

enrolled In the schools That drug operatkns can be that widespread in the schools is tsr heartening.

Certainly vigorous legal efforts ahnni/i be made to free our schools of those ho deal in drugs.

THIS AFTERNOON

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BY ART BUCHWALD

Those Latest Hostages

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"Do yen favor or oppOK bukng dddren to acdeve a better racikbadne* d toetbewbaod'''

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far bukog k teon by young atoito and Democrato

[FoUowim dc toe tIndtogB in tadiar farm

WASHINGTON - A dfan dek poet and a joumaiist ere tearing tbe aame cell in a gnkl totalltahan country in the free worid. ten the giardfe threw n a beatefHp leader of the pditcal cppok tfan

"Maybe thkwtti teach you a leaooo fa oppokng General Caesars martial law govem^ the guard said

No iDdding'" the poet said What doee^ "Ikemkional terrorism is going to ttee the plaa of hunum hgWa as Americs's firk concern

Edgeeaatoe Okkty provides free topte tor kLbkw free (CukdMdoaPagH)

Whk if the news from the woritT tbe )our-nalikdked "The United States has s new forttg pdkry, the op^ poktion leader said "Human rtgSs wttl no longer have a dfti priority .*

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But toe trendy Tak food" syndrome which msny sddoto are cnbncdg is blamed by esperta as shake reaum - atong wBh hklation

Public Forum

ARTBUCHWALO

Lkton ndwkted far Pteiic Fonan teoidd be Umited to 3N words Tbe edttor rmerves the rigs to edit longer letters

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nanriai pictnre we manipu-lattoos of reports from local achoai ukts on which kate and federal funds are based.

A study commission of tbe General Assembly has learned that costs are camouflmte fad to reflect the value of commodities received. and that accountiog procedures can be used whicb cause dollars!? from both local and federal

To toe]__

After rentom Mondays PUbUc Forum Column, I cannot help bk mete out agknk one amoct of revaiukfan I am an owner of farmland in tbe IM by-paw wek section of GfeeoviDe Ihk d being rapidly daveioped. lUs area was taken tad the dty lak yew ao we now pay cmnty and dty taaenon tod land.

My ebleddn is to the bek me damdkkion thk aeU the* vknm on property. I beUeve B k wrong d value an acre of farmlaad k KflOO per acre becau* k Bs location and ado became buBto^ lots k thii area happen to be oeUing for this amouk. As a reoidt k bek me, fwmiand revaluation is five times lak yean vaim

If flUs poUcy continua there Ul be no fankand left near Gieeavilk How can s fanner absort) ttas added expenw when already they are being forced off the land tor other iidlatiaawy reasons?

No! I do not believe k caUing B as it is, but I think fannen should ptdl togHhfv and fight tUs im}ust taxation. The bek UK for prime farmlaad is not for btohhng a steel and concrete )uiMle but rather to gow crops to feed a hungy world.

MRS. MARY B. KERR Greenvflk

guess that ieava m out.'* the )ournalisl said "Or rather in '

The poet said, "1 always suspected the United States wmidnt kick with hmaan ligBs for too fang. It never did (Bay ta Peoria.

The oppotUioo leader ^ agreed. 1 wm arrested two ham after Hkg made Us dedwattoa abok the new American policy. Gcnwal Caesar would never have dared to do B if he thoiMbt human rtgts wm still a Uft. cflocmj.

The )ouraalik said, "1 can . 8* putting human r^Bs on the back burner, but wiqr replace B wBh a ww on tater-nationai terrorism^ Whk's begoU^todo-bombRome . if the Red Brigade kktaaps a luuge, or waste Belfak if the IRA blows up a department stone?

'He didnt meUH ok. the apposition Imder said, bk I think B bm somettung to do with the hokage (ever to the United States He wm enuo-ciatiog the new gel toufti' policy of the Rmgan aft miidkration Haig probaUy believes protecting human rights k a kgi of American weaknem, and thk teowtag you're going to be lough on terrorists pnoves you're a harftliner."

"It makes sen* to me, the poet said "Besidet. m fang m Caesar swears fidelity to Washtagon, Haig feks tt't notxxlys bmtaew who the gneral throws in jaU "Iwite you wokd look kB from our pkk of view and not his Caesw plays rough with anyone who opposes him

"1 juk had a thought. the poet said Since were not going to get the Reagan aft minikratioo too excited abok our pligbt m poUticai prisoners, why dont we send ok word thk were being heldhokage'*

The oppoktioe leader said. "Thks not bad Americans get very upset the* days tiyone being held

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FoUowtak me the qmktons asked white panks to deter mine their ktihidm towmd mndtag thalr children to in^ tagkedachooto; "Wokd you. yourmil, have any obfcdfan to mndfak yam dkdm to a achok where a lew k the chBtoen are Mack? Where half arc Mack? Where mare than hki of the

children are Hate^

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Bk were not Amertcan hostages, the lounialtk protested. "We re hokagm in

om own country.

Well say were Amencaos This W1 bring all tbe media down here and then General Caesar wiU have to open bis Jails to prove were not On* the American public sees what Caesar has been doing to m. Haig may have to deal with the human riftis issue here, whether he wakstoornk

The journalist said, "tts worth a try. Ill smugge ok a (QukmedoopageS)

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Wokd objed to oendtagdkdren toichooto where:

AfewdktonnareMate ......5% S%

OnehaUareMack.................23 27

MorethanonehklareMack ......SS . M

Noobjectioo6..^.*................k 34 k

The findiiki reported today are baaed on uvpersoo tater views with L5M adkts, IS and older, of whom l,3n were wMte and Ik were Mack. The interviews wae conducted in more than 300 scientifically-seiected facakies acrom the nation dur-ii^ the period D*. SB, MO. For results baaed on the fkl aam-ple. one can say with 6 percent oonfiilen thk tbe error k-tribkable to sampling and other nmdom effects cokd be the* percentage points ta dtber direction For results based on the white subsample, a 4 percent margin of error shckd be allow-

ed, far reskts based on tbe Mack subsample. a 10 percek margto of error should be allowed.

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CALM BEFORE DemNY IB May 1710, an

astronomical occurrence took pin* wMte terrified thousands of people in America and cauKd them to believe thk the Judgnek

Daywaskhaad.

In mid-afternoon a dark-ne* almost * Mate MgM settled over nnite of the country. Nothing similar to this had ever been seen t before. In the Connectick HouK of Repreaentatives some of the members, d-piayfaig gek fe*. moved forad|ouniinek.

^ Bk Cofand Davenport.

who was presiding, smacked the (fate with Ms gavel and said "Either the Day of Judkmek is approaching or itisnot. Ifitisnot,then there is no cmae far aft jounment U B is, I duo* to be found (ktaig my dky. 1 ate, therefore, thk caxte bebroi#t

We rmlly have to take our hats oft to tbe stalwart Christians who. when their day of retitomng approaches, calmly aanoun* thk they intend to go abok their usuk businem ukfl compelled by a hiftier had to desist. -Elisha Doi)a88

By CHET CURRIER APBiMtaem Writer

NEW YORK (AP)-In the p*t few months the Exxons, tbe IBMs, and the other gImBs of coiparke America have had to teare tbe busi- . ness hea(fline8 wtth (gstarts like Gcnentech and Apple Computer.

The*^companies took advanuge of a booming market far new stock issues late last year to make dra-matic debuts on Wall Street.

^ If the expecutkms of analysts who keep taste of such thing are bor* ok, there will be anotber Mg new-issue name ta tbe nett few weeks Cetus Corp.

Cetus, whicb like Genm-tech ta inv(rived in the fledging genetic engineertag buttness, is expected to g puMfa later this mokh k a pri* ta the neigborfaood k $22totoS26.S0ate*e.

With more than 5.2 mfflfan Cetus shares stated to be -sold, it wUl be the largest initik stock oftding ta k least two decades - datii^ perhaps as far back as IMS, when Ford Motor Co, k tbe time already s bug en-# terprtae, sold its frst shares

tothe public

Cetus, b*ed ta Berkoley. Calii., has no such king-estaMtahed record of opera^ tiom and profitabUtty. It was founded ta 1971. and for mok of the time sin* h* been a money-faser. -

In the ftack year ended last June 39, it logged revenues of IS.62 iMIlion and net income, derived from Inter ek on idfa cate it invested, of 968.900

Normmi Ftaback, edttor k a newsletter ckled "New iMues." figures thk investors who buy the stote k tbe offaringwU be paying 25 times book vahK - the compaoy's ftfaoretkai worth if it were to be tfa kdatod -and 5.089 times eanring- ^ an era wh* many a aolid, profitable company is aeRing k abok 10 Uroes earning or

teas.

Present (wners k Cetus, who tachide Standard Oil k Indiana, Standard Oil k Cafifona, and National Dto tfifars A Chemical Corp., got their stock far ao aveng prittkllilateare.

The (juestfan (mod con-(xrn to investors, k coursB

ta not Cetus pak * presek bk iU future. U ta a fander ta an industry win* poton-tial ta virtually unUnked, Foteackaaserta..

There are vtafans k Mg ^markets for genetic engineering companies not aky ta medidne, bk ta agriculture, energy, teemicab, d who knows whk etae. Whether tbe* vtafans wUI ever become reality remains an qnestioa Says Foabnck, The stock ta overpriced bk nevertll^ Ic* attractive on progects thk B ta Ukeiy to became even more ovopriced on* puMic trading ta it begtas.

Memorfas remain vivid k Gencntote's debk last Oct.

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teare, soared rapidly to $88. and then fell back almok * qiteddy. RecenUy tt w* (|uoted ta the low $40s ta tbe over-tbecounler market.

Thk roller-coaster ride left m^y taveatori a Mt cautious abok the rites, SB weU M the rewards, k playing the newMue gune. Sfifl, they eagerty mapped sp tear* k Ooopteer, a mftor produnr k personal oom-

puters, ta December k $22 apie*

Apple recenUy was quoted above $39.

Sofoe analysts have reckoned thk 1900 was thej.fr. biggest year ever lor new stock issues Altboug the stock market has gotten oft to 8 rocky start ta ML the new-tasue fever stiU seems to bestnng. f

As testimony to thaL there is a fang queue of companies.

come og queue w wiyiw. open^ k widely varying(juality and repute, poised to tap pitalic appetite Many k these, as you m^eq>ecL we ta ^aour buiinftsfs computers, medical technology and energy. Fosbacks currek calendar k forthooming k-ferfaig faMdudes no less than 22 ofl and g* companies.

Bk the menu is by no meam IfanBed to tMs stan- ' daod fare. 0* Am on the -Itat ta 8 flerik ; another rents video casaettes. Theres even a sporti'haodicapping ^ aervfae white plam to seU 4 milifan tear* k SO cento a pie*-prenmaMy just the tHfti far someew wiUfatg to gamble that a bukne* calerfaig to bettors h* the potential Mr s bft payoff.

Military Has Changed, But Conduct Code Stands

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Detroit Said Captured Between Pain, Agonies

yREGINALDTIIOMAS AaoddedPreeiWrllcr DETROIT (AP) - Son* 901 dty employees hive el-itmly ben Hid off, bd Detroit fltll (aces a budfet ddlctt d A MtUlidBla by the cad d the cvred nacal yea. says Mayor CdemaYoac.

la Mi anal SMIed the City address Tharsday, Ymbm said the dty'spralc-amd aaoads Is a ehaiee betma atra* pda ad HBoy."

It Is... the word d times la City Has. where decrea

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The Waterside P.W.B. m Apredatla for Eldeas Martha Tyaa bcglBotog today tMm^ Sunday at 7:30 p.m oi^y. Services are w foOows;

Thday - Rev. Robert PhlUps ad the St. James F W B Church. Foatala Saturday - Joy Nl^ featuring Rev J E Vance, Rev. W H Joyner, and Rev. Tyrooejunuge ^

Simday Homing -11 a m. Krvtae by Eldreas Shirley Piwlrfs and music by the TMyTOU SiBKlay Ni^ 7.39 p.m. BWwp W L PbUUps and St. Paul P.W.B. Church of Fannvilie

little CREEK CHURCH The Littie Creek Church wUl present The Sensational Ni^itingales o Philklelphia Tbwsday ni^. February 12 at 7:39 p-sa. AHo performing wUl be the Golden

jiAUees and Viva Hines. The pddic is invited to attend

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The meaU program now has more^.than 12,400 ^ ..employees and serves abod Ml,000 lunches and 227,855 breakfasts daily.

Buchwold Col..

(CootfaaiedfroraPagef)

letter to Am^ International wying General Caesar Is holding 500 America hootages in his dungeons."

Haigs going to blow his top when he finds out it was aD a trick to get the United. States to recognize huma

The poet said, Yes, but for him it wUl just be his blood pressure. For us it means our fhwduails"

ing revaue and rising pcraoniHl ooats farced us to lay off another IM employees

lt yea, reducing our naff to lU loweil level rtnce the Great Depraakai. " he Mid.

But la of tbeae

|yallsdbeR-tl^deaiag. we AD end the currrnl bodgst yem June M wllh a dieit of nanewbere be-tma mo mfDloa ad 1130 nrilBa a amaal that AD Warally dagger as aa-leHMfladawayloreduce It.

We cannot have aaother maaaive layoff witbout disr BMntllng c*y goveraroeat." Youiwsakl.

The mayor lay naicb of the

Mm lor the city's flnaces a Ds llrefl#dcn ad police

oBkmn. Ahnod ta mWia of am deficit is dIrecUy attributable to the lad aititratk awards" won by the police and firefiAters umons,besaid.

About "730.000 of ow red-denU - nearly 00 percent of our populatia are currently receiving some form of government fianclal assistance," Young said.

He said about "121,000 Detroiters are out of work today

and our unemployroent rate it Mgier tha ay other large city in the country," wvunfl did the 2-year-iong plunge by the U.S. auto industry ad the hard times of Detroits biggest employer, Chrysler Corp.,

have had a crippling effect

YMg tried to lighten his aaaessinent with cheer about the city's thriving convention trade, some industrial re-btriVhwg and the ctty's d-tenggs to put on a bright face about its "urban re-naisunce." '

Among the bright spots Young noted was General Motors Corp.s new 00 mUlion CadUlac diviston asseinbiy plant Detroit will share with lU neighbor, HanUramck The plant is expected to generate thousands of new

)oba. Bid two existing plants wiU be dosed wha the new one opas, and the site of the factory, the Poletown nei^tohood. has gwrfced bitter resistence from oei^bortaod reddenls who would loae their homes and

Budget cuU by the dde govemnant and the Reaga admlnlfltration will compound the city's woes, the maysrsaid Youi said he may try to cut wages or seek s wage free from city employees iiatead of borrowing money for operating expenaes.

" ifo. (APr - T1 UMMd Mala armed services have chai^ In the M yean dncc Roben Garread wed to VMMtm. But the critalnn-tion venttrt agatod Mm AowstbemlitarybramdiD holds to the dandards of

the code of conduct.

Gorweod. M, wm found goUty Tbureday of col-lAorathw whh Ms Vidnam-ew capton before he returned to this country d If.

Three Wrecks

Investigated

Yesterday

An cdlmated II,989 property damage reauHed from three traffic rolllslnna investigated by GreenvUle police yederday.

Heavled damage, aocord-. li^ to officers, resulted from a S:3B p.m mishap d the tntersectton of Red Banks RoA and Sherwood Drive, involvtng can drtva by Cheryt Pctcka GhoraaW of 231 Windmr Rd.. and Wanda Hamilton Smith of Route 1, Kirnton.

Damage fnun the coBiaiw

WM estimated d 1400 to the Smtth ctf and lOlO to the Ghoradilvcbide An cdlmated $300 damage rewUed to vetiides drtva by Natha WUbur Wordey of Washington and Warren David Fnmke of Wlntcrviile, which were involved In a 2:15 p.m. coillahn d the intersection of 14th and Charles StreeU Officen reported no damage resulted to a third veM-de hivoived, a ear drtva by Hudaa Harlow SumteD of Dover.

A ichool bus drtva by Sbdtoo Eugene Sutton of SA Wed Rounftree Dr., aod a car operated by Hertert Richard Paschal ni of m Roaewood Dr ool-Udad dwirt l.SI pin.

Odnr Araoica prtaonsn who Ad aaa Garwood hi apttvRy had oomplamed of Ha bctovtar. and A wm tmmedlatcly dappod whh mrloHS charges of dsHTtlsn, eollaboratioB and mAredment of feBow pria-

But a A hA inppawi America dnoe tte tfaeo-lf-yor-dd Marine )0A Orlver (ram Adams. Inl. disap-pored In 19M south of Da Narw- Tte Vtatnam war had bea kA, and tte military drA ended. F the Ord time, woma were enrolled In the nations service

The mUitary code of conduct, adoptod'ln 1966 after many Americans captmd hi the Korea War aucoinbed to aopbtotkded brahiwadh Ing techniques, had un-dergDMCharige

THs was becauae many Vietnam-era POWs had simi-larty bea broka by their editors, making anti-war

hrondradi. wrttlng (Moto Md osspcrdtog odwrvnqfs.

AdowwtodWg Drnt mme prrammra are iiusANr, tte rewrttta code has a "bounce-back proristoo thd in efiect allows a captured America to cooperde when the pressure is overwAiming but to resM wha tA premure dUftod But eva thd provdton d conidercd too stringent by some ia an age when coercive persuaaton and torture have become staiK dard ODeratiiw procedures from Hanoi to TeAan. And for young people )ointaig the military, tte commitment to HA potriotric principie as laid out to the code of conduct seems out of date 'The final article of tte code data- "1 wUl never forget that I am a America fiAUng ma reaponaible A my actions, and dedicated to the principles which made my cciuntry free I will trud in my God and the United States of America

Terrorists Slay 2 Italian Policemen

PADUA. Italy (AP) - Security forces launched a masdve search today for a team of ri^-wing terrorists believed responsible for .killing two federal

canal, but they suspected there were at least three to additioatoFloravanU The terrorisU were appar entiy storii^ arms inside the canal. Police found a

Tte sAHary tecMed to (hup cDarfH agahA Aaaari-cans aecuHd of bdag to a paoe eommitoe' to tte Hooi HiAa priaa durtng tte Vietnam War TAt wm axpected to wtrk la Garreodsfavur But thd dodaia lud bea made durtog tte Vietnam hangover, and the U.S. Marine Corps pressed against Garwood even ttou^ he seemed a lailike-lysublectArdrtbutia.

Star-croased tewe birth. Garwood was (hopped a Ms hewl md injured as a tiaby. dererted by Ms mother d age 4, ofta at odds with Ms father, recruited by the Marines from a home A wayward boys, accident prone a duty a Okinawa, cotored ad tortured by the Vietnamese He currenUy suffers from d lead two and possibly three nMntal dis-eaaes, according to both gov-croment and defense psychiatrists .

Three prominent forensic psycMatrisU leatlAed d Ms court-martial thd Garwootl was pushed 100 percent" into insanity by the coercive persuasion of Ms captors This resulted to regressive beAvA that turned Mm into a "pet monkey " of Ms cap-tors, or as another fellow POW testified, a "white Vietnamese wto giggled, aquMted on the ground and ate insects and rats.

There has bea a in

to ssuae ' brandmsoftteiillarythd tte flrd iigimiilllty sf a POW today is to keep HmsA ahve Bii Ite cMsf prosecutor. MaJ Werner Helimer, alluded to tMt behavA as haing diAsu-orablf '

The government barely contohtad tte poychiatric cv-ideore. Garwood was portrayed simply ss a calculating, manipulatiag survivor who forioA Ms feliow phmnen to make things easier a Mmaeli.

In A decision, the Averna Jury of Marine officers, all Vietnam veterans, seemed to have entirely (hscarded the patodakhi^y prepared defense case They found no mitigating circumdoces. eva thougi to his final argmienU chief defense cocounad Jote C Lowe asked thd tte new "bounoohack" provisiom of tte code of conduct cover Garwoods experiences

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Pair Is Taken Into Custody

Law entocement officers from Greenville, Ayden, tte Pht CoiAy Sheriffs Department od two New York detectives yesterday took two men, 'Thomas Smith, 25 of Ayda and Route 1, GreenviUe. and Thomas Barber, 33. no addre, into cintody as fugitives from New York. ^

Chiei Glemi Cannon said tte pair was Jailed withom bond after they were Aated d a house N.C. 903 North of Greenville, aboull:15p.m.

Caimm noted thd eartter, officers had searched a d tte Otoe Londa tan a Biemoiiai Drive and a home a Dickinsa Avenue in an effort to find tte men, wanted to comiectton with robberies in Suffott County and other JialsdictionE to New York.

Cannm said both ma were armed at tte time they were into custody and other weapons were found to tte

home

slain to Italy this year Police captured a rigW-wlng urtmn guerrilla suspect wte had a ganhot wound thd he apparently suffered Thursday night after a bloody diootout with tte of ficen.

Police sato tte suAect, Valerio Floravanti, 22, dedared himself a "political prisoner wha he was seized about bdf u hour after tte bodies of tte two poUcema were found.

Judicial sources said PtoravanU is believed to beAw to tte neo-fasctot terror group Third Pooitia He has bea sou^ to oon-nedAi with tte mmtA of a Judge and tte Boiogia train statton bombing thd killed 85 DeocleAug.1 The two poUoema were killed after they stopped their patrol car near a aew-age canal a tte edge of this northern Italia dty. Ttey reportedly were respondliig to a ptene caU, raidng tte possibility of a terrorist trap.

PolA werat tat how many terrorists were d tte

FILM SHOWING WINTERVILLE - The Rev. Ed TayA, pasA of tte WintervlUe Free WUl Baptist Church, announced the showing of a film entitled "Truce to tte Forest wUl be teid d tte churcb Sunday at 7:90 p.m. Tte ptfblic is invited.

(or skindiving on the banks of tte canal, and divers found a waterproof bag on the canal bottom containing two hand grenades, a submachine gun. three automdic pistols and ammunitA

' Fioravanti was seized wha polA received a cdl telling them a injured ma could be found d a smaU downtown apartment.

SUNDAY SERVICES Pastor SwlodeU wiU preach at MiDs Chapd Free WUl Baptist Churcb Sunday morning d 11 oclock. Tte Souttern Spirituds of Ayda will render a musical program Sunday evening at 7:30. Tte public is invited to attend.

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By MARY ANNE RHYNE AaodMed Prm Writer RALEIGH. NC. (AP> -Stock car driver Rkhard Petty has qualified for auethcr race, tni hto Re-pubUcao coUeagiies could be forced to the pits under a bUI approved Thia^lay by the Senate Over the protests of GOP letsalators. the Senate voted

31-10 to approve a bill that woidd impoBC district representation on the all-Repubiican Randolph County Board of Comroissxinera The laanal debate on the local bill came on a day when House Speaker Liston Ramsey d Lt Gov Jimmy Green named a select conv mittee of 10 legislators to studv the state Trans

portation Department and financial troidiles of the Highwav Fund Sen Russeil Walker. I> Asheboro. state Democratic Party chairmaa proposed the bill affect irq; the Ran doiph County board Inder the onginal proposal, huir of the county s five GOP com mtssioners including Petty wouldnt be able to run lor re-election over the next four

years.

But the Senate adopted an amendment offered by one of the sponsors Sen Charles Vickery DChapel Hill, who also represents Randolph County His amendment would allow the repre sentatiw from Petty s district the Level Cross township to run for ie-election in 19B2. the year Pettys term expires

Hmse Minority Leader Harold Brubaker, R* A-sheboro Wa.sted the Nil as a partisan move and rkfi-culed the Democrids for adopting the weakening ammlment

Evidcnlly they were getting chicken. lie said "i know a lot of senators were getting pretty scared about sPippmg Richard Petty

Vickery offered the amendment by noting We thought it was best ... since

it's created such con troversy

Wafcer. defending Us bil on the Senate floor . soM it was aimed M pving not*

rcpreoenUbon U) thoee Ihrmg

m the rural areas surrounding Asheboro Meanwhile. Ramsey and Green appointed five members each from the House and Senate to knk into tbe operation of the Trans-p^tkm Department and report back to the Legislature, which Is expected to consider later this year prupos* to raise the state's gasoline tax Vnother study commissior

Area People

Pass CPA Exam

The N C State Boird of Certified Public Aceountani Examiner announced ttuf three area persons were among those who passed the CTA examhiation given Nov 5-7

The successful candidates included Michael Francir .Archie of GreenviUe, David Charles Miller of Betbd. and Douglas Carlton Johnson of Williaimton. the examining board reported.

jrfready has leooraneaded to Gov Jim Hmt that the gasoline tax be krreased as

a way to aid the dwincflmg highway construction revenues.

Rep. ABen Barbee EK Spring Hope, speaker pro tern of the House, and Sen Maraball Rauch. Duastonia. were named cochairmen of thecominittee From the Houoe. Ramsey named as memben Reps Martin Nesbitt DAshevllle Paul Pulley, I>Durbam; LeRoy Spoon RGhartotte and Denni.'; Wicker, D-Sanford FYom the Senate. Green named Sens Craig Lawlng. [Hliaftotte. prePdent pro tem of the Senate, Sam Noble. D-Lumberlon, Gilbert Boger. R-MocksviUe. and R P "Bo Thomas, D-HendenonvUle In other legislative action Eldmty A bill that would nuke it a feifloy to assault an elderly person continued to undergo major changes n the Senate Judiciary I Committee A subcommittee has suggested the biil be expanded to make assault on any physically disabiedperoan a felony Sen Robert Swaht, D-AaheviUe. head of the subcommittee. said the sub

stitute MU would eboinate any nkmct to age and, traiead. woiid affoct people ka wheeichairx. people who are Mtad. the deaf and those who may have no handa TI average M-yearoid person may be more able to protect himaelfttiaiithwepiople**

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ReV'*Beo Tisan D-CbailaOe. filed MD that would allow photographs to be used as substantive cvL dence ia a criminal trial. Curreally photognphs may be adnoitted only as illustrative evidence. meaMag the pictum may be used only to illmtrate testimony of a wttnea Substantive evi-d*mce stands alone for ocn

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All public school employees who wofk II, months each year aoMd be able to ciMXMe to be pMd M12 montMy ratallments under a Mil filed by Sen Robert Jonimi. D-Mount Gilead School teachers now have that option

IfMUdhMni Sales .

The House Finance Coni^ mittee recommended approval nunday of a bill to allow taxpayers to spread out their capital gatos tax payments on installment sales of property The Mil,

introduced by Rep Dai Ulley, D-Kiastan. makes state laws coaisrm to lodtoM lavs OMt went Mio ofled Oct n, IfM.^

A bfil equalizing the rM of tereM on tac ntadi ad the rate of ksterost on taam owed to the state was 0wm approval by the House FV MaceOommtttee

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TrangwrtMion Secretary TMb BradMiaw toM the committee that North Cmry Una and New Yflrt ve the nriy statai that have not lifted the ceiling.

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^madi ooncerning taxes was

rcMnred to s atdxammittee sf the Senate GonMltutloml Amendments Committee Hk MU was propond by Smi. Walter Ceckerbam. R^kMMboro It ate would 0ve voters the power to mU tor a letoiuutom on the subject of tax levtoB.

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TaiCMs MBsMmedM ksg taxn were seat to conMidtteai oft'the Finance OenmdOae R# J. Reid Poovey; R-Hldtory. Introduced the bdto One of toe. propooab woMd reduK idi-vtdual incoraetax Roads

The Hoor Ttan^artaltoa Comraittcc recoauaeaded ^ipraval M a MB that awuM

lifi the ceiling m psymwdi by the Department of Trans-poetatton to people dkplacad by public works projerti Cwrontly, there Is a tU.OSO

gsods woidd be Mfecied by a M ned by Rep Chales aeR.D#ayettevfle IheMil expands twa similar me naan aliwady fltod to wmdd regulate the resale of grid'Id rihwr. Hrifs MB wmd reqrire al sseoHliand dealers basp^racords of traasactlaas sad bold aerelnndtos tor 31 dqrs

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Identicri bi caBtog tor North Carritaa to aatatota Rs preaeat 11 tmirwrinnil dhtrlcti were introdired to the Hour and SenateAFTER 37 YEARS IN DOWNTOWN KINSTON

HIT BY HIRING FREEZE - Robert Ven Etten riwwn teceoBy rtMnang near the U.S. Capitol, left bis borne in

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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -Funding of public school pcograros has put tbe State Bo^ of Educriion to the red by 17.1 million and the deficit could reach M'iniUton by the end of the fiscal year,

. a board official said Thursday.

Controller J.A. Porter Jr., who reported the deficit to the state board, said the Office of Management and Budget has been alerted to the problem. By law. tbe state is responsible for pro-vidtog money needed to fund required public school programs.

If needed, additional nney would be shifted to the state board to complete its programs, board spokesmen said.

"The dficit bothers me not one whit because the Legislatiire said. Spend that money that way 'This can be straightened out. board chairman H. David Bruton of Southern Pines said.

Ini the past such deficits, have been remedied by Shif-- ting fimds unused for specific budget items at the end of / the fiscal year. However.^ =Porter said no such fundsjf would be available this year.

We are estimating our expenditures much more closely than we have in years past, and I dont feel there is room in this budget to absorb these added costs. Porter said.

Marvin K Dorman, deputy state budgdt officer, said a special request for additional money would be made to the ' Legislature if necessary ^

He indicated, however, that the slate board may have made some decisions, especially in implementing a new salary schedule for educators, that were not

gpedficaUy authorized by the Legiaiature..

The deficit includes $3 3 million for educators whose salaries were to be upgraded under the new salary schedule because of their degrees and experience levels. $2.2 million for 305 extra teacher aides for kindergarten thrqu^ tbe third grade and $1.5 million for the transportation of handicapped students.'

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Returned $10 65 Years Later

SUNDAY SERVICES

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HARLWTON, Mont. (AP)

- It took 65 years, but a repentant depositor has re turned $10 that was improp^ erly credited to a bank account

Continental National Bank President Dave Piper said the bank received an un signed letter addressed to Bank of Hariowton that sai4*;^if no bank, deliver to president'* oL Chamter- of Commerce.'jr w >.

The letter said that in 1916. [^1 deposited sonie money m I- my accoimt in your bank -You gave credit tor $10 more ,-fthanl deposited, r "Being young and foolish, thinking banks did not need money, 1 failed to correct it.

1 have never had too much money, but this has bothered me all tiese years.

Enclosed was $10, but no filter^

1. 'The writer said that il the ^bank was not operating the: money ^lould be given to* charity.

The letter was signed, A sorry person - whom the Lord knows,"

Piper said the money will be givoi to charity because the transaction must have been made at one of the early banks in Hariowton. and not the Continental National

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Pastor Inetta Fleming inviten the puWic to attend.

'1^ RENDER SERVICE

'The Rev Elwortb Tait of Durham wiy deliver the service Sunday at II a m at Sycamore Hill Missionary Baptist Church. The chumh invites the public to attend

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STILL STEAMING - Mount St. Helens continues to vent steam skyward late Thursday afternoon. Large area at left Is where the mountain blew away on May 18 In a

violent eruption The volcano is located 45 miles northeast of Portland in Washington Snow now covers the volcano. (AP LaSophoto)

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But despite sislitng Rew soccew hi revtvlng the economy, Mae aid the ttee ha come far the presi deat to deHver a Us pro^ mises of reduced ImSviduaJ and busiiMi taxa and cuts la federal gieadUg The last tUaf anyone ta America coUd benefit from would be two back-U^hadt unaucceaefid Americaa pres-ideats," said Walter Hoadey. cUef economist of the San Fraocisco-based Bank of America, the nation'tlarfest bank Producing a dollar bfll, and then S cents In change. Reagan expialmd TUnday how the value of the doUar has declined since ISOB He iMd charts to diow how he hoped to balance the budget before Ms term expires by . slowing the growth of federal spending i believe thu was Presi-

Mt. St. Helens Erupts Again, Not Violently

ECU Professor

VANCOUVER, Wash. (API - Mount St Heiens Is erupting apin. but so far the en^lon has been limited to ' I mollen rock oaziog from the mountain's bowets tp into the crater and hardening in a growing lava dome, scieiv tistssay "It seems to be a repeat of the December activity, said Bob Morns, spokesman for the University of Washington geophysics center, referring to a stmilar eruptive phase the week after Christmas it appears the main pari of this enggfan will be dome growth

Molten rock came to the surface Thursday amid clouds of steam (hat fttled the crater and rose nearly two miles above the southwest Washington

Scientists had precHcted an eruption after a flurry of small earthquakes Weh>e^ day and Thursday

Noms said small volcanic earthquakes were befog detected onlv about once an hour early today. The quakesU were apparently caused by molten rock pushing tUough the mountain, he said The type of moften maten al seemed to contain less gas than In December. Noms said, tnhcatlng less pressure within the volcano and the likelihood of a "quieler enlptfan

Scientists who flew by helicopter into Ihe huge crater Thursday could not estimate the size of the bUging lava dome because of the heavy stem, said Kathy Cashmai. a ijs Ge logted Survey geolofpst .

People got in'but they never got a good look at It. But tt's Ugger" said Ms CaUiroan It's hl^wr than the part ' that was there. she said "They really Jurt had a few glimpses through the

steam'

(fo Jan W. the last time the old dome was measured, it was 1.072 feet long. 6 fee^ wide and 274 feet tafl -larger than the Seattle Kingdome stadium The volcano's doroe-building does not nde out the chance of an explosive, skyward eruption of ariu Ms Cashman said, but she added. The dome wl be the major phase of activity "

The mountains last explosive eruption began on Oct 16 and lasted for Uwee days During that eruption steam and ash shot eight miles high Thursdays steam plumes, bearing litUe or no ash. roae between 7,100 and 8.000 feet above the 8,40Moot mouv tain, she said There have been five m* Jot steam and ash eruptions of Mount St Hdens since the May II Uafo that left C people dead or lUasfog

Dr. Donald Ewley of ECUs School of Allied Health and Social Professions was awarded the Masters of PuUic Health de^w recently at UNC<TI Ffoiley Joined ECUs Department of Community Health in January. If77. where he Is an associate profeaaor and director of the departments graduate studies He is a native of Belhaven and holifa degrees from North Carolina Central U-ventty and Michigan State University. His PhD from Michigan State was in administration in U0ier educa tion. with a second concentration ia community medicine Prior to commg to ECU, Ensley was assistant director of adnUMons and Instructor of community medkine to the CoOege of Osteopathic Medicine at Michigan StMe

deat Reagn the ecoaomic teacher, settingthe Btnaatwork to implement his pror tons, said Hoadtey in a

tetophanefolcrview

Reagan caHed far a M

percent reduction in pcTMial

income taxes fo each of the next three yeai* and pm-vtsioai far bu^Kss to w>eed up ttt benefMs when adding plant and equipment to kw prove productivity

The presidenfs message makes good sen*." said Philip CaldweU. chairman of the Ford Motor Co in a statement rdeaaed in Detroit.

The nation is in need of prudent spendii^ cuts Ifoked to tax cuts far individuals Mid to encourage capital formation We support his efforts to get the country hack on its feet CaldweU said.

Re^an promised to detail Ms pltoa by Feb 18, when he deiivere his State of 0 Union address to Congress

By the 18th. 1 think he's

Protest AAorch Permit Issued

A permit to stage a protest march from Albemarle Avenue to North-Carolina Hl^ay Patrol Troop A Headquarters at the intersection of Fifth and Tenths Streets has been issued to the Pitt County chapter of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference The permit, according Greenville Police Chief Glenn Cannon. aUows the protestors to walk down Fifth Street to the Patrol St^km between 2:30 and 5;30 p.m. Sunday Cannon said, according to the application for the permH. the niarch is to support Hyde County Mack citizens to get a state trooper removed from their county

got to come along with some ftry specific things, and obtain enou^i of an agreement with Congress that doeai't leavettxneof Ui... in the financial markets a great deal af reaaoo to doubt that he can do k.iMd Frederick Denyog, sesiior eonamist of the New York-based Chemicai Baalu the natfans sixth largest

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Students Honored In Arts

WILSON - Seventy-one junior and senior high school students from eastern North Carotina, includfog seven Pitt County students, wl he honored for their artistic achievement at a Schotastic Art Awards ceremony and reception to be held at AUanlic Christian College February I in the Howard Chapel

Michael Lainhart. D H Conley High School. Barry Reid, Farmvllle Central High School; John Uttle, Ana Rita Weber. Melanie West. Elizabeth Garrett and Karen Downs. J H Rose High School, were gold key wmners in the contest cosponsored by ACCs art deartment and WITN-TV.

economic meafiiM fo the last 10 to 12 years of economic crises to be solved, and as he (Reaganl recoffuied. we havent fstten very far. Im wUling to give Mm the benefit of the doMit to start with, but then he's got to come forward and deliver. Wall Street economist David Jones of the MveM-ment house of AMvey G. LMMton & Co said after the

speech, 1 give him (Rea^) credt far style Mid forcefulnem But in tcrnon of substance, the speech feO rfwrt of expectations ...

I think everyone is familiar with the problems (of the economy I. but the question IS what the new admfoistrsioo wiU do about it To that extent, the speech chd not go beyond campaign tMk, said Jones.

Hundreds Call For'Jane Doe'

PEMBROKE PINES. FU (AP - Hundreds of people. Mixious to find thetr missing wives or daughters or mothers, have besieged police and a itMe ho^iital with calls since a story was published about Jane Doe. a young woman with amnesia

One man drove from Bnmswick. Ga, arriving Thursday only to be shown a photograph of Jane Doe that didnt resemble his miasing niece, authorities said

Startif^ Tuesday night, we've had about 400 calls. said Jackie Dale of South Florida State Hospital, where Jane Doe is living "Everyones certain this is their Jane

A story distrxited na-tiooally Tuesday by The Associated Press told how a forest ranger discovered the

which are coming from all over the United Stales. Those that seem to have a pomibili ty of panning out are referred to Fort Lauderdale police

Each one Is being checked out; theres bei nothing yet. said police spokeswoman Dianna Mor-risaette.

"The response to the media articies has been very good It should help us to get her identified. she said, adding Its shocking to find out how many people are missing in this country.

Peofde who come to the area wUl not be allowed to see her.

Im not going to permit people to see her. because she doesnt want any company I'm hot gouig to run a circus, Mrs. Dale said She said some simple

fo- deartment and WITN-TV. _ ^ eovered with , identifying characteristk^W

I c^GoW Key winning works wUl and so weak she couldn't ^ help screen the callers. ^ to s^be on display from February ^|pat Birch State^.i a She doesnt have den-

lef Ui-15. Honorable mention park in Fort Lauderdale lasti" lures, has no gold In her ^

works wUI be displayed February 17-March I.

The winners were chosai from over 1,300 entries Categories open for competition were sculpture, painting, ceramics, drawing, water color, mixed media, printmaking. textile design, graphic design, jewelry, three dimensional design and

Park in Fort Lauderdale last i Sept 19 Apparently traumatized by the events that caused her to end up fo the park-woman has no memory about who she is, where shes from or who her relatives are Mrs Dale said the hospital has kept staffers working overtime to screen calls.

lures, has no gold in her mouth, no surgical scars She does have dark moles on her neck. Mn Dale said

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Audit Report Available

The audit report for the Pttt County Board of EAicatioo involving the fiscal year of 197M0 is now avaUaMe to the puWk for viewing Peram inlerested fo viewiiig this report can come by the Pitt County Board of Education Offices. 1717 W, Fifth St.. Monday-Friday between the hours of 8 30 a m andSp.m For further information contact Dan Thomas, finance officer at 752-6166

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(|ueatiaB and thd none si the creeds deni with Chrid's (Mvteity in those tema la a reexamination ol Kmemdi ordered later, he was asked how he un-dmtate the reldtendilp between the man. the com-nletdy human Jesus of Nmveth and the second peraon d the GodbeL m he aim la tredltioaally de-acrfbsd.

Kaaeman mpUed to part Ndv regarding the ndure of Jcdd who we call the Ctetet 1 Uhe whd you rel from the conteitm. My own ihd 1 am coBfP fattdite wMh is denteg jcsm M Godman 1 beitere thd Jems te one with God and wMh the Holy Spirit Coaceraiag belief la Chrid'a raaurrecttee from ifedh. Kmmoan said. 1 beliere in the rearrecttete. 1 afSrm the remrTectten. It te a mystery, an afflrmatten d fakh

Both lAer the origted aid second examinatton. S-1 oMjorittea of the regtand prediytery determined thd Kaoeinan's views were ac-ceptdde and approved mm idcrial status for Um lnitoholdiitheactioo.the daavh court said It was "a Judgnent the prediytery was bed (fualified to make.

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NASHVm (AP) - A . new botte. What te Happening to Clergy Marriages? suggests that

money may have something to do with it.

The book reports that clergy rank m the top 10 in academic achievement on a Itet of 432 ocupations, btk rank 325th te income

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FATTH SEMINAR Hie Yanas Peepies Holy Unioo of FriendMkp H(4ine Qnvch te Falkland wiO hare its monthly evaagettetic faith seminar Fehniary S begnn-aa te 12 noon. Ihe ieme W1 be TM Iflrades of Jesus

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attend the 10 a.m. Sunder School service md remate for the afternoon sentear. For trmsportattflte caB Wr 4642.

Rta. Richard A. MiBur. PotaiM OMc 752-0301 Hiitae 75-4038

Rev. A.S. Yorkman, Pastor Telephone 752-4%7

Anointed Preachteg

Special Stngtog

Prayer For The Sick

GREENVILLE CHURCH OF GOD

Located M tea hNanaeBvidSpruca and Shinn Swaeis .

Sunday School ' 9:45 AM Morning Worship llOOAM.

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Sunday Night 7:00 PM WaditadayNi^it 7.30 PM

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ORASSO DIES - Former Comectkiit Governor Ena Graan died Thursday night at

HartM Hospital of cocnpllcatio due to cancer, a iKMpltAl 4K*Bsman said (AP Laserphoto)

By USE STONE AMdiSedPrHiWrtter

HARTFORD. Cm (AP) BOa Gram on aatlonal ittontlon d tte admiration of (emintoto when ih bncame the ftnt woman ever elected governor o( a aale tal her 0n ripta. tut to her It wasBothinf^iedal r /yi my frlendi In I Baovement get

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President Jimmy Carter, said In a statement from Atlanta that Mrs Gram repraaented aU that Is good and promising about politics and public service As one o( the roost prominent women in this country, she had great/^^j^ strer^th. sidll. and, wtien^^a required. ..toughne." he

^ at me tar saying this, but I never thoupta that being a woman gave me any special political probicsns. K once said.

Mrs. Graaio. who resipied In December after six years tal office became was bedridden by cancer, died Thursday of cardiac arrest cauMd by multl|ile organ

(allure, a Hartford iknpital spokesnansaid Sbawasil.

Fligi in Oonnecticiit were fiyta^ at haU-staft today and a (Id state funeral was set tar noon Monday at St. Joaepbs Cathedral She will lie in state at the Capitol fram 11 a.m. Sunday until 11 am. Monday.

Mrs. Grams Innband. Thomas, and their chikken, James and Suune. ere at her bedside sdm she was

pronounced dead at l:8S pjn. She had gone into a coma at 7 a.m. after aeveral days tai a semKnmatoaeMate Mrs. Gram's election as governor in 1974 made her the first wosnan to be elected a governor who was not the wifeorwidawofagoveraor.

It waa only when my frlendi from the (oreipi pitm. in New York, kept coming here and wrting

-gj said ^

Cancer was diacovered in her uterus in April Last (all, doctors determined that the cancer had spread to her Uvcr and tataesttaies She was operated on twice and received chemotherapy.

The lUnem restricted her Ktlvltles, and she twned over much o( her work to Lt. Gov. Bill ONeill, who berame governor when she resipied e(fectlve Dec 31.

"My heart goes out to aU the 'goveraors (amity and (liends around the state My own personal heart Is breaking.'ONeill said.

Mrs. Grasso struck a (rugal image during her 14 terms as governor One ai her first acttam was to seU the state pirme. and her cawal. honwy manner of drcming became a trademark around the Capitol.

As pramiaed. the state did not enact an income tax during her tenure

Buried Lines Are Discussed

me as a wohmb candidate that I began to think I was dota something unuw-al," toe said dmtaig her first term. ^ _

One of her mentors, farmer

Hoddock Chopml

Haddock Chapel FWB Church will observe quarterly meetings this weekend The schedule Is as follows:

Saturday - 7:30 p.m. Hdy Communion, with Rev. Hill and Uitaon Grove Church ofFannviUe Sunday 10 a.m. Sunday SdMwi; 11 am

UtUiUes Locating Company Inc.. ULOOO. a cor poratioo of uUltty companies interested in Job saltey and tanproved service through damage reduction to the utUittas hosted a luncheon and film session here TlMnday featuring speaker ' Carolyn Carter, Central Manager of ULOCO, GreeMboro.

Carters talk centered on the dangers o( planting trees, trenching, digging fence posts and excavating before locating and correctly identifying underground facilities. ULOCO offers Us services to anyone proposing to disturb the earth in any manner which may affect buried utUitles Call toU free l-D^-4 between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. (or assistance

> Mornii^ Worship with tbe' ^ pastor and senior choir, 2 - Dinner; 3 p.m. -

ELM GROVE '

p.m.

I afternoon services with Rev. Tyrone Turnage, choir, tabers and ooogregation of - Little Creek FWB Church . r:^ThepUbtic is tanritod.f*'

Services will be held''at Elm Grove F.W.B Church near Ayden Sunday at 11 a.m. with Rev. Elmer Jackson Jr. officiating. The public is invited to attend

IsYour Daily Def|ector Delivery DIayt-.

W tokw partkulor pridw in th ffktoncy af our corrtors who dollvor tho Dolly RoHoctor to your homo.

N tho doily dollvory of your Dolly Rofloctor b loss than sotlsfoctory. plooso toll os obovt H. Coll our Circulation Doportmont ond wo will do our host to work out tho

probl,m^^j

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Stock And Market Reports

Frosty Temperatures

Hofi

RALEIGH. N.C. (AP) (NCDA) - Tte trend on the North CaroUna hof martet today was mortty S cents to $1 higha- Kioaton. 41M; cuntan. FayettevSlt. tam EUzhbetbtoen. Ptak HUl. Pine Level, Chadboam, Ayden, Laurlnburf and BeiMn, eoo; Rocky Mount 43.M, Salisbury 43.0#; Wilton. 43.S. Sowst SaUMwry (410 to 0 pounds)

35.00-38.00, Wilson (450 pounds W 31.00; Spiveys Comer (300-000 pounds)

33.00-37.50; Fayetteville (490 pounds i^) 37.00; GieenvlDe (300000 pounds) 30.003L50.

Poultry

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) (NCDA) - The North Carolina f.o.b. dock broiler maiket was In^ Sqipiy moderate with kntance ol shortage Demand good, nie North Carolina dock wrtgbted average price nest week is 40.14 cents per pound for small purchases of plant-pwde broilers picked ig) at processing plants Estimated siau^ today was 1,011.000

topped the active Hat, was ig) % at 11%, in tradhig that hiclnded a block of 25,000 Ames at 11%. a blocfc of 200,000 shares changing hrnda at 11% a diare, ad a block of 50,000 dbaiet al tradiiw at U%. UAL waa down%at22%.

' Among petroleum asues, was down % at 75; TeuB 01 * Gas rose % at 34%; AUantic Richfield gitaied % at 50%; Mobfl was up % at 71%; Standard Oa of CaUfania advanced % at %; and Teuoe rose % at 41.

Active issues ineiuded U.S. Industries, up % at f%; Schering-Plou^ up % at 31%; and GK Technologies, up 1% at 43. (X Technologies said Thursday it will soon hold talks about a propooed merger into Penn Central

Thmperatves were tnaty in the area this morning, vdth naow predicled lor the aOemoon and evening hours At 8 a.m., (he temperature was % degrees Fahreeheit, according to the GreenvffleUtilltteoWater Plant The ad low lor Thovlay was 37 and 18 degrees. The

level of the Tv River today on the National Weather Service (kaigewasllfeet Altboi^ fremn rato and Meet leD briefly in parts of the cmaky thto monii^ no measurable predpltatioo wu recorded ier the last 24 hoiBS.

Graduation Program Held

RALEIGH. N.C. (AP) (NCDA) - The North Cao-Itoa ba martet was steady Supply adequate. Danand moderate. Prica paid par pound for bens ow 7 poads ^ at the farm lor Wedseaday, aiJ Thursday and Friday tegh-- ter was 18 cents per pound.

RALEIGH (AP) (NCDA) Grain: No. 2 ydlow shelled com higher at 3.4UJ0, mostly 178- 3.80 to the east and 13M JO, mostly 105-180 in the Piedmont; No. 1 yellow aoybeaai hl^ at 7J0-7 5012. mostly 7.40 To 7.50 12 to the east ad 7.1S-7.55 to the Piedmont; wheat 4.3M.50 (New crop com 3.58-3.51; soybean 7J1-7J8; wheat IIMJI). Soymeal lah N.C. prnresshig plads per ton 44 2M.70 to 21100. Prices pad a of 4 p.m. Thursday by locatian for core ad soybeans Wilson (170-3.00), 7 50; Elixhbetb CRy le 7.38; GddMTO 171, 7J0; Selma S.7t, 7.51; Lumberton (17W175), 7JI; Snow HUl and Saratoga 17, 7.40, Pantego 3.04, 7.50; Greenville (3.19-3.70), (7.40-7.50); FarmvUle 171, 7.40; Ralei^ 7.50%; Kinston 3.75, T.50; Fayetteville 7.59%; WUliamston 3.00. 7.48; Barber 170, 7i5; Mt UUa 7.39; Durham 3.96, Stalemille 134,7.15; Monroe (3.85^75); MocksvUle and Roaring River 165.

Before 25 pre-releaaed prtooners received pahia-tleo certificalea dwtog a Pre-Rekaae and Aftercare Prtoon Gradudlan haebeae Wedneoday d Jarvii Memorial United Methodist Outfa, they were called upoB to help promote activities to help keep chlkben tram gptthd Into tnxtole As each of you rehuUdi your lile,^ the Rev. Gerald Peterson sad. see yourself tavoived to potential which doeaot ever have to stop A Ufe of pwwtag Is always a Ufe of service. You can concntrate your efforts on improving the prison prof^am, on becomtog a part of <4ii^tog hi program, on flndiaig empieyrocnt and honing lor releaoed pria-oaen, n providtag trana-portattn tar loved ana to vialt prisona and on

The Rev. Jerry JoUey, tidnMmr (g mUBC Of JSTViS, welcomed Uk group and gave the tavocattan. Ifrs. Ann Bennett Maiwell, training coordinator, and Matt Brewington. amtatant training coordinator, re-co0uzed the graduatea and awarded them certlficales The luncheon was sponaored by the Jarvis United Methodist Women. About 85 graduates and their families from 26 northeastern counties attended

Deep Divers 'Returning'

doing

tor children not well in school

DURHAM. H.t (AP) -Duke Medicai Center aden^ tists uy three (Bven who j reached a record Mmutoted

pciem tanner St James^f^ depth of 2J50 feet - 68$ Uatted Methodist Church H' meters are showing sign

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director of a newly organized' local dtopler of the Phoenix OrgHtoalton made up of volunteers to improve Juvenile and adult criminal jurtloe He was totnduced by Pat HIggk. Pre-Releaoe and Aftercare Center dlreetor.

NEW YORK (AP) - Moek prtcea' rem ter the teorth straight day today, and waiysts said there was Uttle impact on tradhig from President Reagans predktkn of an economic calamity' If hto tax and apendng cuts me notadoptod.

The noon Dow Jones average of 36 tadurtrial Mocks -rose 143 pMnts to Kl.lS.

Gotoers held an aimoot 2-1 edge over loaen among New York Stock Ezchaage41sted

RALEIGH (AP) (NCDA) - New York egp; prices unrhonged. Cartoned egg movement it fairly good where teotureo to pngremor planned for next week, U^ elsewhere Ofhringi remain ample for current need! but are held with more confidence. Undertone about atoady. Prices to retailers: sales to volume buyers, connmer grade A white eggs to cartons delivered atore door: A ertra large 71-73; A large 76-72; A medium 8406

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Reagan, in a nattonaily televiaed speech Ttonday nl^ renewed appeals ter Mowing the powth of iederal spending and rednctog government regulatory pressures on buotoeis. He proposed cuts in individual taxes and speedier bustoess tax- cno writeofte for new plant and equipment, tut wttbheld <te-ttols pending his Feb. 18 report to Congreas The tone (of the wwch) was viewed as quite favor- cawtw* able, butthereisstillthe question of what he (Reagan) cm do with Coo- dmik pm pesa, said Newton Ztoder of E.F. Hutton ACo.

In other economic news, the LMior Department said the natloos imem|*iyment rate remained unchanged at pv mck< 7.4 percent in January.

Murray Wddenbaum, the g- ^ presidents designee to head am the Coimcfl of Economic gSriSS? Advisers, said the figure is ^ further evidence our G*pcti economy appears to be stuck on a (bateau.

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They are to be released (ram tbeir ei^-foot steel bun chamber on Feb 28 Sctoehists monitoring the (fivcn reported all three to goodoonditkn.

The divers are Steve V. Porter of Cortex. Colo.. Leonard Whitlock of Vero Beach, Fla. end' Erik Kramer of WiDiamaburg. Va.

The Mnadatod dive was made at the F.G Hall Emriromnental Laboratory, which alao has been con-durtii^ tests on how pre-Hure affects recovery by swgical patients and why birds can fly at high altitudes, where people would die In the totter aperimem a test was under way Ttanday in a wind tunnel were staiiii^ were flying to con-dtttons simuUftog 100 mpta winds at an altitude of 18,000 feet.

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ayden - Mrs MOlissa Everette Braxton. 81. died in Pitt Memorial Howatal Friday. FUnenl servket wMl be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Farmer Funeral Chapei to Ayden whh the Rev C.a Overman and the Rev. WMia WBaon Burial will tattow to the Ayden Cemetery.

Mrs. Braxton was a native of Pttt County and resided to Ayden tor the past SO years She was s member of the Ayden FWB Church and the Pooohontas Club and the SunMhne Chi) of Ayden.

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ANCHORAGE. Alaska (AP) - FederM agents have seized more than five tons of contraband walrus ivory to Alaska and four other Maite.

The raids, conducted Wednesday, capped m 11-fwtuth investigation of trade to raw ivory and polar bear hides, the agents said. Warrants were also served to Massachusetts. New Jersey, Washington and California, the ageihs said.

No charges have been filed in the case, in which $450,000 worth of ivory was seized, accordtog to a^istant U5. attorney Milton Mo Under the Ma^ Mammal Protection Act of 172. no one but Ala^ natives may possess unfinished ivory-and only native hunters may take polar bears.

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Rooaeveit Avenue, Thunday Funeral mrvlees urU be held Saday at 1 p m. it Sycamore Hill kOaiionary Baptist Church by the Rev. Charles DIehns. Burial wM betoBrownHHCSnMtory Mrs OuttotrMr hfeloag rssideat, of GreenviBe and a member af Sycamore 19 Otorch.

Survivtog her are her buabnnd. Jakn ivery (M-terfaridge of the Ink; Ihrae dm^lert. Mis. Ivenr Wilaan of Neptune. N. J , Mrs Gtoria Coker of Wtaatoa Sniem. and Mrs. Jackie Parks of Goldribore. five tarn. John Outtartridie of Pasadena. Cnilf.. Marvin Outtertridgr of Graenibare, Robert Outterbridgc af Siatiteid. Md , Warren (Ml-lertaidge of Greenville and Freddie Outterhridfc of the home, md 11 giandchttAen The famiy will receive fnends Satorday from 7 tol p m at Flanagan Fimeral Home

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FOmAIN - Funeral enrices for Mr. James Taylor WiU be held Sunday at 2 p m at H B Sugg Gymnw siian wMh Eldrem Mable B Jones officiating Burial wUl follow la the Bullock CeaaelerylnFoiatato Mr. Taylor was a native of Wilson Cowty but had lived to Fountain far the part lew He was a Junior at Fannville Central Higb School

Punonl mrvtees tar Mr. Jimafe Wd will be held SBiday at 2.39 p. aa. to Trtunph ffiatoanory B^dlto Church by the Rev. Omenoe -Gr^. Bwtoi wM he to fltt : WvdFiiMyOemotory Mr. Ward wm bon and raved to Ptt CovRy and was employed imti Ms le-tMCHt In IfM by the End Carolina Ualveralty HMfeBopiiM Departamto He was a member of Triumph Church and iu u9v beerd, and of the Chvry Lane FWB Church UahvBovd.

SurvtvtagHmarehtowife. Mn. Unon Ward of the honm; deughtm, Lillian Rulh Wwd and Brenda Lee Wvd, bath of Greenville. Jirito Mtt Ward of New Haven. Oamt. Cora Bell Adima if New York. Myra T%chvofWitoto0nn R C, Mag0e Tliba of Seat Ptaaa-mR.Md.mM.JinimleWafd Jr.. Arthv Ward. John Hemy Ward, David Earl Ward, Jeam Jvnm Ward, Robert Lm Ward ad Dontod Ray Ward, afl of Graanvfle, and Jarvis Spain af WatoitoMoa. D C.;27grail chlldreu and one great rwdckid. toalvi, Rebtcca Ward and Sue Stretov, both of GrenriUe. and Mary De-tofth ad Ruth Dcloreh, both of Portamouth. Vs.; brothers, David ad Arthr Ward, both of Graenvflle Famiy vistttotao wID be

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CLASS SPEAKER Field Mooring of the Greenville UtUitia Com-mieaioo spoke to North Pitt High School recently to Mrs Chbby Deas' tenth grade daa Mooring explained how to read a meter, bow to compute a electric bill and hofw to conserve energy to the home Mooring works with customer information at GOO.

Lunsford BALTIMORE. MD - Mr WiOle Norman Lunsford died here Wednesday,

He was the brother of Mrs Ndvioa (Neal) Monk of Greenville. Funeral arrangements are incomplete to Baltimore.

of Founlato. Aik* Taylor. Jeanette Taylv. Debbie Taylor, aU of the home, two, brothers; Bobby Taylor. Bonnie Taylor, both of the home; a paternal grandmother, Mrs. Odell Gorham of Watoito^ and a paternal grandfather, Roland Taylor of Farmville

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Thn Family Of Thu Latn Ruth Onvia Wloh To Thnnk Everyone For Their Many Acts Of Kindness Rendered To Us During The Illness And Loss Of Our Loved One. Most Of All, We Are Grateful For Your Sincere Prayers. May God Bless Each Of You.

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GOP MEETING Pitt Coutoy Republicans wui nota meir regular monthly meeting on Monday, Feb. 9 to I p.m. to the office d kklntyre A Gerry Inc., 200

MASONIC NOTICE GreenviUe Masonic Lodge No.294AF.AA.H.wUlhave an enwrgent commixiicatioa tonight to 7;30 ft* work in the Fdlow Crafl^degree. AH Master Masons are tovitod. cv Vance T. Corey Jr.,

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We endorse mixed beverages in the City of Greenville

As voters and citizens of the CHy of Greenville, we support the referendum to be held on February 17. We feel that a fairly administered and strictly enforced mixed beverage law would have numerous benefits for the city. Among those benefits, we feel, re:

1. Increased revenues In taxes.

2. increased economy from the ability to attract conventions, etc., from outside the city.

c^3. A better method of controlling ai^hol, in that In restauSnts where mixed beverages are served, birown bagging would no longer^be allowed state law.

4. A progressive law for a progressive cHy.

5. A better environment for restaurants, thus, better restaurants.

6. For those who choose to drink, the freedom to drink the beverage of their choice In small doses, without having to <^rry an

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In no way do we support the establishment of walk-in bars and taverns, serving mixed beverages. The referendum that the citizens of Greenville wBI decide will allow established, sit-down restaurants to apply for mixed beverages licenses so that their customers may choose to have a drink along with a meal.

We urge your support for the ^referendum o1i February 17.

Thk Stkoring Commltloo for ih Commlliot for MIxkd Btofogat.'*^= PaW for by Uw CommHloo for ItM Bovoragot.

THE DAII# REFLECTOR

FRIDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 6, 1981Tar Heels Nip East Carolina, 77-74

Announce ECU Football Slate

Eart Carolina wUl iace fhf home opponent*.

including the University ot Miami, the Peach Bowl champions, in iU 1981 football schedule. And future dates on the gridiron were announced with West Virginia and Florida SUte. including games in Greenville The Khedute akng with the ipcoming date were Mnounced by Dr. Ken Karr. Director of Athletics

die five-iame home cheduie will be the aopearaoce of Peach Bowl champion. Miami of Florida Top road gawea mciode rival North Carolina. N C. State and DiAe Also, the Pirates wUl visit West VtrgtnU. marting the first time the two have met saice ivn In conjiartion with the IMl schedule announcement. Karr rovealed future home dates with West Virginia and FVmda State Univenlty. A four game series has been established with West VirgWa. playing ta Morgantown tai ll and l. and playuM hi ECU's Flcklen Stadium in 1917 and IM The three-game series with Florida State has the Pirates viaiting Tallahasaee in 1982 and 19B. while the top-rated Seminles will come to Greenville in 1987.

"We are obvioualy very excited about having the University

of Miami coming to Greenville this year. Karr said Also, the addition of West Virginia is a real phis to our schethie

The fow game slate with West Virgiiua and the three-game slate with Florida State is a start towards the type we wMt to have for our football program I

noted when I first came to Greenville that 8 might tM five to Mx yctts before the home sdiedute could reflect tins type gatwf I do believe we have made a start in the right dlrectiot

and we hope to expand upon the West Virginia and Florida Stale series for more exdtling sciiediics at home and on the road.

TIk nve^ame home schedule tor 1981 indudes WeMern

Carolina to open the schedule on September S. the University

of Toledo, the Uolvcristy of Miami East Temesaee State UnivcrMty d the OoUegr of William 8 Mary.

HomeconhM has been set for November 7 against East

The six rend games are with North Carolina. N.C. State. Di*e Univcrstty. the Univcfsity of fUdunood (in the Tobacco Bowi). Soidhweatefn Louisana and West Virginia Karr aim amunced that a new ECU poitcy wiU slate aU home games alter October IS each year at I:3P p.m. Night games wttl be played at home only prior to that dale henceforth llie complete schediie

Septeihber S. WESTERN CAROLINA (7 p.m.); 12 at North (Carolina (1 pin.); W at N.C. State (7 p.m.); 21 TOlDO (7

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October 1 at Duke (I;3Dp.m.); lOatRkhmondd.Xp m.); 17 at SouUiwestcni Louisiana (7:90 p m CDT); 24 MIAMI (I ;30 p m ); 31 at West Virginia (1:30 p.m.).

November 7 EAST TENNESSEE STATE (!: p m.); 14 WILLIAM & MARY (1:30p.m.)

Matmen Close Home Schedule

By WOODY PEELE Reflector Sports Editor Down as much as nine points past the midpoint ol the second half. East CaroUna stormed back to within one. but coUkki't quite pull it out as the Lady Tar Heds of the University of North Carolina nipped them. 77-74. last mght in Minges Coiiseum A screaming crowd of 4.250 saw the Lady Pirates, who dropped their record to 17-5. get within one poM once and within two on four occasons. the last with 1:54 left After that, the Pirates had a ample of chances to tie it up. but Aprille Shaffer hit the second d two shots awarded as an intentional foul with fWe seconds left.

Ironically, it could have been the fervor of some of the ECU fans that cost that fateful point A large group gathered at the UNC end of the court as Shaffer prepared to shoot After a time out. she missed her first shot, and after a second, bounced the second off the back rim.

Tt was coming off on the ri^t side," ECUs Kathy RU^ said later "There is no way it was going in

ond half *We outrebounded them by ir But we didnt get them off the defensive boards They got a lot of pouRs thM way.

We cant shoot 66 per cent at the foul line and 39 per cent from the floor and expect to wm. Andruzsi added

I hope this wakes ui up We have two tough games coming up this wrekoid And weve got to learn to play under extreme pressure - like this. We have a shot at three more conference games, aid I hope that they realize now that every game is important. I hope we wont forget this giune.

East Carolina got the initial lead, but failed to hold it as Carolina got a three-point play from Kathy .Crawford for a 7-6 lead. The Pirates tied it up three times after that, they regained the lead on a basket byRUeyat 16-14 with 11 SB left. Marcia Girven and Laurie Sikes hit after that to run the lead to six. 29-14, before Carolina came back within two on several occasions

East Carolina again led by six. 30-24. and 34-28. but Carolina pto on another rally that finally pulled them ahead at 40-39 with 42 seconds left in the

nkler s hancte out of bounds Crawford led the Carolina effort with 36 points, while Brown added 16 and Berry had 12. Brown led the Carolna rebounding with 13. while Crawford had 10 Riley paced East Carolina with 22. while DeiWler had 16 andGurvcnhadl2 Girven also led the Pirate rebounding with 12.

i expect a lot from our kitte. Andruzzi said. I want us to be the best Seventeen and five is a good record, but it could be better. East CaroUna has to be the classiest team out there And Im critical of anyone who doesn't play defense for us. or who wont say that they're not able to play " IV coach was asked abcxX not calling a time out when the Pirates got nuw-points behind We didn't need it Our kids knew what to do If it had gotten to be a little more (the lead), 1 might have But the kkte know what to do and they did it We want to save our times out until the end 'Thats when they help the most Andruzzi also questioned a couple of moves made by the officials "I thought they called

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overanxious fanstn o" * jumper by Crawford. understand a couple of things

an extremely poor display of Tresa Brown added a ^^skrt sportsmanship - shook the ^ baseline with 11

basket supports, and the action served to help the ball stay on the rim and finaUy drop in.

After that. Carolina merely made the Pirates weave through them to get to the basket for a final shot - which missed

Tm extremely disappointed, Coach Cathy Andruzzi said "Carolina

seconds showing for a 42-39 halftime lead.

East Carolina came back to regain the lead at 43-42, then again at 43-44. That was the last time

Jont Berrys long-range bomb put the Heels back into the lead. 4643 with 17:14 remaining, and East Carolina never caught up again. Behind

R^boumJ Qoth East Carolinas Marcia Girven tafaa an dbofw to the chin from North Carolinas Henrietta Walls diaing first half action last night on

a rebound in Mlnges Coliseum. The Lady Tar Heels avenged an earlier loss, nipping the Pirates, 77-74. (Reflector Photo by Tommy Forrest)

;iayedVery'gol They'piayed ^ play of Crawford and better and won Both teams Brown. tV Tar Heels slowly

Pirates Hosting AiA in Saturday Contest

AStaflRipt East Carolinas wrestling team has its final honoe meet Saturday before the Pirate program is (hsnuntled at the end of the season and the ECU swim team returns home to battle Duke Also this weekend, the ECU

and then moves on Saturday to nm in tv Knights of Columbus meet in Cleveland TV Wanamaker Millrose is tv oldest and most prestigious indoor meet in tV East." ECU track coach Bill Carson said its a social event, and there

track and gymnastic teams are will be 17.W0 people attending: on tv road thats a seU-out "

TV Pirate wrestlers, now TV Pirates take a mile relay 2-5. are tv host team for a team into tV meet that is quad4eem meet that begins among tV top eight in tV Saturday at noon Taking tV nation. Last year. ECU mat with tv Pirates Saturday finished fourth at tV meet are Virginia Tech. Central FoUowing Fridays meet. tV Florida and Appalachian State. Pirates will fly to Cleveland for TV meet is tv schools final tVKni^its of Columbus meet home wrestling match before

In gymnastics, tV Pirates travels to FarmviUe. Va.. to face powerful Longwood Col-Ic^ for tv second time this season VPl will also compete

tv wrestling program is eliminated at tV end of tV season

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(1 p.m.). ECUs men and_ - .

women look to improve on^intVmeet. ^ ^ their 2-4 and 5-2 records re- Going into tV meet, r ECU pespectively "TV (Duke) men should present a good meet. ECU' svrim coach Ray Scharf said Diving may again propose some trouble as Duke has some ^ divers'^ Duke has a good women's team also and is led by by Nancy Hogshead, world class swimmer."

TV ECU track team travels to tv Wanamaker Millrose Games Friday in New York

coach Jon Rose is optimistic his club can score 120 points, which should be enou^ to win. Longwood defeated ECU earlier tins season. 129-112.

Were ready to peak. Rose said.f, Weve got to for tV upcoming state and regional championshij

Freshman Nan George, injured in tv first contest with Longwood. returns to action Saturday. SV will compete on tv uneven bars

East Carolinas Pirates return home on Saturday to face IV Athletes in Actton. with lipoff set for 7 p m. in Mmges Coliseum.

U wUl V Groig) Ni^t" in Minges. and all groups of 15 or more will V admitted for $1 per person by presenting a lisi of those in tV grog) at tV ticket window .

TV Pirates. wV Vve just pasaed tV 500 mark for tV> first time since DecemVr, bring an 11-10 record into tV contest TV Athletes In Actwn are now 22-8, following a victory over Bkfla on Tuesday Among their victims are Marquette. 74-72. Long Beach State. 72-65. Southern California. 82-74, and Oregon. 62-46. TVy were beaten by #2 ranked Oregon State, one of two unbeaten teams in tV country, by only 11 points, 66-55

TV two teams have faced one common opponent, Penn State. AIA lost to tV Nittany Lions, 64-56. while tV Pirates ,) lost. 71-59. r

This group has been killin people around tV country, as evidenced by tVir record against excellent competition. ECU Coal* Dave Odom said They offer tV greate^j^ec

better shape This is a real team and they do things that good teams do TVir record is very importaiX to them in what they are trying to do in their total work." Odnn added "I feel this game will V a tremendous chaflei^ for our young kids. They will V facing a group that has great pnde is what tVy do both on and off tv court

Sdiafl leads tv ALA team in scoring with an 117 average, while Delph is next at 11.5 Branning is also at double figures at 11.0, as is Jackson with a 10.3 average.

Schall Is also IV leading rebounder at 7.9.

TV AIA have outsored tVir opponents, 74.1 to 68.5 over tV season.

Schall starts at center, at 7-0, while Johnson. 6-9. and Tim Hall, 68 from Colorado State, are tV forwards. TV guards are Branning, 6-4. and Jackson. 6-1.

East Carolina is led ^ by Charles Watkins at 13 9, while Mark McLaurin has a 10 3 average TV Pirates have little rest after tV game, having to bus immediately to Norfolk, Va., to catch an early Sunday morrang plane for connections to Edin-

tion (rf name players from tV boro, Texas, wVre' tV Bucs college ranks ever to appear in face Pan American University

tv road, and 6887 at home They also Vat New Orleans. 66-56.

In tv first game, our downfall was tV fact that we didnt play good defense inside Pam Americans strength is on tv offensive boards. Odom said We We to set tV

tempo We cant get in a run and shoot game. We must take shots we want We must V one tight unit that far away from Vme with no support except V tv 29 or so in our traveling party. Out team mu^ have self-inspiration

Plus, it will V Homecoming for tVBroncs ' One facto- is still a question mark. Kenneth Green, Pan Amoicans all-America player, has missed several recent games with injuries, and bis status is unknown.

TV 6-9 senior center was averaging 22.7 points and 11.4 rebounds a game for tV Broncs Three otVr players are in double figures, including 5-11 guard Mike ' Carnfll. with 11.4, 6-4 guard ^ Rueben Cole at 12.4, and 66 forward Courtis Glasper at 12.3. -

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were sluggish, but it seemed like we were playing in reverse

Andruzzi admitted that tV Lady Pirates were tired and several were sick. But that is no excuse. We still werent as intense as we should have been." sV said "Yes, we have been sick (both Riley and Mary Denkler missed tV two days of practice pnor to tV game) and we've played a lot of tou^i, tough, tough games. But we should have been up fw this one and 1 dont think we were. Andruzzi said tV Lady Heels played harder "We didnt control tv boards, especially in tv second half, sV added TV stats actually gave East Carolina a 52-35 rebound a()vanlage, including a six-rebound advantage in tV sec-

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built Up as much as a nine-point lead, 65-56 with 8:35 remaining.

RUey then ignited a Pirate rally, scoring eight strai^t points to trim tV lead to 6564 with 6.25 left. But tV Pirates were never able to come closer. Carolina pulled back out by six, only to see tv F*irates pulJ it back within two four more times. And each time, they had tV chance to tie it ig), but a turnover or missed shot cost tVm tv chance. tV last time when a Riley pass inside slipped through De-

Eariy in tV game, tV officials asked tV P.A. to announce that tv Minges (Coliseum organ could not V played during tV actual game Then later, when a couple of fans, standing along tV fnnges of tv court blocked tV 39-second clock, tv official announced that tv game would not continue until everyone is in tv stands " He made no request that fans just not block tv 39-second clock.

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The call for a feasabilUy study on the construction of a Civic center for Greenville and Pitt County will find solid support from this area. It is a pro)ect we have long felt was needed for this area

For some time, we have backed the construction of such a facility, as it would bring much to the area that has been denied in the past.

Havmg such a building in which to play basketball would greatly increase the prospiects of getting quality teams into Greenville to face Elast Carolina. Paying a guarai^ee that is needed takes a larger seating capacity than currently available in Minges For this reason, an arena must seat a minimum of 10.000 people

Both the East Carolina men and women could play some or all of their games in such a facility. Having it would also be a help in their recruiting

Since the North Carolina High School Athletic Association has gone to regionals in basketball, It would become a natural site for one or more high school tournaments.

Such a building however, would not be for the use of sporting events alone and it should not be built with only sporting events in mind.

What is needed is a building such as William & Mary Hall in Williamsburg, or a larger version of the center in Greenville. S.C. A civic center such as that in Raleigh would not be of sufficent size, especially for basketball.

Such a building could attract the circus, ice shows, and other road group Concerts of more major artists could be brought in, covering areas that the wide group of people in the east would be interested in.

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By JOHN NELSON APSpwtsWmcr NEW YORK (AP) - Then It BO reano Virpnia tmid loae anotlKr gaaae tte seaaoB. uys guard Jeff Lamp, '1mt our primary pal npl now ia to win the Atlantic Coad Con-(erence

If we can do that and diU p undefeated, it would he greaL" uid Lmnp. one of the best shooters in collep

accudomed to sharia if not givtng up the lime-lipl entirely to teammate Ralph Sampson, scored X points Thursday nipt and parked a rally thd carried top-raided and undefeated VirgimaoverWaper XP The victory improved Virginias record to X4 and extended the Cavaliers' wnn-ii streak la 2S. the knpd current dring of victories hy any Division I coUep badwt ball team.

la other games mvolving the nation's ranked teams Thursday Dipt, No. M Michigan edged Michipn Stale in overtime 71-77, No. 15 Iowa stopped Northwestern 7M6; ITth-ranked Indiana routed Wisconin S44; No. U Illinois whipped Ohio Sde C-O and No. 20 South Alabama tunied back South Flohda 54-50.

Virginia's victory, for one, chd not come without some nervous moments With leas than two nunutes gone in the second half. Wagner ran off 11 points to only two - free throws by freshmen OtheU Wilson and Sampson - for Virginia That

Rtecxvedkvkkanlkfod Jump dwt thd gave Vtrghha a si-soiead.

Then it was time for Smnpaon. a 7-lod-t mphamore center, la p to work He hk a oae-handed didf did that capped a dx-pond ran. putthig

theCavdfersifihylSdfrC Later, he hit a five-feet tmnround jumper, a hip-Oyii hook dnt and a free tPow. ghri^ hhn 12 af his it pohats in the seamd had

a lead, " which d one tine was asMpaaeiptpdntt

VhKC^^Breokhd scored S points to equal his career h^ Mi Kevin Boyle added II to lead lews ever Northwedera. The Hawkeyes eevcr trailed in the gmne and bhw^ ta a Ppeid tend in the aecoad had dh about eipl minulcs left when Coach Lute Olaan cleared

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Otaon wm m ptemed wdb the zone defeaae the Hawteyes darted with ttmt he weal wMh It the entire game .

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Sophomore Tmty Brawn made hd Brd five diots and scored 12 of hd careo'-hip II pokds hidie fird half to park Inhana over Wiaconsd The Hooders want ahead M an Thd Kkchd's lay^ wtd 1I;S left ht the fM half and were never cangfk.

Brown, a Moot-2 pard tram Chic^hkdxofhdflrddne dmu d the flrd haii, which ended wkh the Hooders en-

Sampson ado pabhed U re-boimdi and added a pair of blocheddwts.

The team Powed a Id af pade. Smnpaon said. We dhdt gd on- beads down. We foupl back and we knew k woidd open p dmde mner or later, as non as Jeff started

IlRlSIg MBc JBBpol The Mp acorar for Waper was Mike Ncdon with 14 tadudtag eipl d a

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Reaerve guard Craig Tncfcer . Kored a points. M d the second half, d leadtag DUnod ovar OMo State Thcher and Derak Harper dd n arge midway throup tte aeoond hdf thd broke the pne opa for Dteod, which thn coated to Ms idh vkton of ^ againdfow defeats.

Ed Rain scored a funHhp If paints msi Sodl Wghmn to Heit Andrew enehscored M each la lend South Alabama over South Florida South Florida toaped dk to a aoty toad, bdt Sotkh Adttoon leak oar 12 ndmka diB the flrd htof Ratos saak a 154oator to bond the Japan to a 27-S toante at the htof.

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The Tobacco Show would be a natural for an arena like this. Plus there are other things whidi could be placed there, such as boat shows, auto shows, etc. With the proper meeting rooms, conventions and smaller sized meetings could be handled.

No monument to architecture is needed, however. Keeping it simple, but functional, should be the main aim and it will cost less, too.

12:42 left 1 was concerned about tt, Virginia Coach Terry HoUaod said. We were sluggidi and tired from our travel Waper played a great basketball game and caused us to make a lot of mistakes

Over the next 54 minutes, however, Virginia outscored Waper IM Lamp scored dx poinU in that string, and Lk

fouls. We dkhi't keep our compaure and poise wha we feU behind

Marty Boihiar hk a a (kiv-ing layup In the ftaai seconds of ofvertine to lend Mkhigw over Michigan State. In the ofvertlme. Michifu forward Mike McGa Mt a pair of free throws and converted a steal into a easy layip basket to give the Wdverines a fotr pokk cudUn But Michigan State countered with a pair of free throws by Vincent and a Kevin Smkh junop shot to tie the game 77-77. Bodnars final basket foifowed a Michigan stall that laded about a minule.

We're nd as talented as other Big Ta teams, said Mtrtrigan Coach Bfll Frieder. But we did a gHto job in the ncoad half of taking advan-Uige of their mistakes to bikld

Cavaliers trailed 4M1. but Virgliita aatscorcd the Seabawks IM aver the next 54 mtaula to lend SMI wkh 7:17 to play. Lamp had sta pdnu In that ran Then, the outconM WM left ta the large hmtos of Sampson, a 7-foot-4 aophomore center. Sampson id a one-handed duff shot wkh 4:31 remaining, capping a dx-point nm. and Virginia tod 6-52 In the final 2:15, Sampaa scored Are draipt potott, on a five-foot turnaround jumper, a sky haok and a free throw thd put the

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Titt victory gaa Vhpka a W4 record iMi aeaaa ad extended the aatfon's fonpd major collep whmin| dreP loSgaaoes

Lamp Md the Cavalten wkh 3 potato add Saotodm added II. 12 of those ta the aeoend half

Reserve fmward Mike Ndsa paced Waper. 11-7. wkh 14 points and Dayma Ykar added 11

Vhpiia led 3-3 at the hdf. mto the CavaUers scored the flrd three potato of the second half to lend by IL 3 before the Seahawks went a a 32 nm that caupt Vtrpka fid The Cavs were mtable to hk from the fieM and imabfe to hold onto the bafl.

Ndaa scored eipt potato in thd run. tadudtag a drivtag layup after Suopan lod the ball in a flurry of hands Oder his own basket Thd lavim

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Bevedth-nmked North Caro-Itaa and North Carolina Stale take a break frcrni Atlantic Goad Conference basketball actia tonipt tar the flrd rouid of play ta the annual NortlsSouth Doubleheader d Charlotte. N.C.

The Tar Heels, coming off a one-poiik overtime loss to top-ranked Virginia, meet a strong St. Josephs team thd ha run p a 14-3 record. N.C. Std# takes a Furmaa a Southern Conference team ta the midst of a rebuilding pro

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1 wa concerned about i, Virginia Coach Terry Holland said We were sli^igisb and tired from our travel. Warier played a great basketball game and caused us to make a lot of mistakes"

Ralph Sampaa scored 19 points, 12 dtbmnta the second half, and haufed ta If rebounds for the Cavaliers.

The victory improved Virginias record to 204 and extended the Cavaliers' wtan-ing streak to S, the tanged current string of victories by any Divisia I ooUep basketball team.

PHOEND, Aril (AP) -Calling tt a reward a the one hand, and a investment in our future a the other, the Phoenix Suns , announced Thursday the aping of All-Star Walter Davis to a multiyear contract.

Terms were not diadoaed, altboup The Phoenix Gazette said the pact is expected to run throup the 198546 aeasa and provide Davis ta exoe of 13 J millia.

Walter certataiy earned a rewarl said Jerry Colaogelo, the Suns goeral manager, Hes ta his fourth year ta the leaipK and ba played ta four

All-Star games. And he is regarded to one of the premier players ta the game

Davis, 3. still had one year to p a his prevkws contract, but Catoa^ said the cfata initiatod discussions a a new deal over a year aa

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The Pirates take to the road to start three-game swing that takes them from eastern Tennessee to eastern North Carolina. First, they face East Tennessee State University a Saturday at 6 p.m., then meet Appdachian State in Boone at 3 p.m. a Sunday. Tuesday, they travel to UNC-Wilnungta

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The Bucks, epartnd by six points by Moncrlef. outooored the Cettks IM hi the lart few minulcs of the fM bA to leA SI46 They poued in the flrd eign points of the socnad bA to lead ft, then widened the spread toTlft

the prometen of the A taut offldaily deA PA 23 110ft card ave Aaut one weA to save It. ladtoattoai are that the four-bout extravaganu is beyond help, but efforts Mvar enUy are being made to salvage part of it.

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Sam Glaes. presideni of Tiffany, scheduled a news conference for today at II a.m. EST, and one re^ uys that te win bring three big fights to the Garden In March MAPS and Ttffany have until the cIom of busines Thursday, FA 12, IMl. to cure that event of default by ten dering the required payment to the Garden." John F X Condon. the Garden's boxtog heA, said in a statement In the event that such payment should not be made, the Garden will have no alternative but to cancel the FA 23, ini. program "

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The third title fight -WUfredo Gomezs defenoe of the WBC jiaior featherwei0ft crown against Mike Ayala probahiy wont take plaoe. Gomez, who has hA tfwhle making the 122-pouA limit, k expectA to challenge WBC featherweight champion Salvador Sanchez

That leaves only the heavyweight bout between No.l-rankA Gerry Cooney aA Ken Norton

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AYDEN - James Anderson pourA in S poinU to leA Ayden Middle School to an easy 4S-S decision over G.R

A shAe Nnl the lint rouA pace M ft were Bft Brfttoa, Wayne Levi ad Ksllh Fcrpw Ttod at 17 wen Johagr MHler, who w the team Open earlier ttfts year. Cmar Samido oA Gary HaftMTf.

Brace Uetxhe. wtoner ef the BA Hope Demrt Oamle, A a ft aA ftielehA Mo etrinc of conmcuUve adgtor raunda to 11

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WINTERVILLE - A.G. Coxs girls' team defeatA Farmville 3M3, Thursday to win the PltKJreene Girls Conference championship. Farmville won the boys game, 3D-24.

Coxs girls, who flniA the season at M, were ted by Angella Smith's 10 points. FarmvUte, now 5-1, did not have anyone in double figures.

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LOS ANGELES (AP) -JMi SMntoeks EaM of EdOB. th ttx poBoramic vtew and its pondr of My chanelen befgRl to be traatmuted iato a TV nlidtefief Wby, wasnt Steinbeck thinking miniaeries wben he penned HI epic, with ita Ahd-Cata and Jexebelinn themes?

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violence y vn when k sees OK. and Eaat of Eden ' fits the bifl pcriectiy. Wttaeas ABCs iBBinuaUng adver rtffnyre for the tntniawi in next week's TV pages: Feicfiiiig Jsne Seynnv is pictured in come4yther pone, flngering the lace of her coraet She would break every law of man and God. teases the ad.

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three-night rendition (begtoning Swday, ptaytog OB MoHtoy and Wetasday) to unevenly actod. It to rn-mMtahly true to the text (tf not towiQto the of

Stotohecfc'swork kitoi Seyawur hunghly attacks the large chore of portraying evil Catherine Ames, the demonic aeductrens who to toe cen-terpiece of thto expanaive story Thto charactor atone wUlhneviewmto Eaatof Eden next week, ao cqbd-peUmglytoMplaved.

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tndeed. khas Seymour to to tlhi vertoon of Stetahecks epic what James Dean wee to the 1166 Warner Bros.' abridged veraton, which concerned ttadf wito only the last third of the book.

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LONDON <AP) - Actor Laurence Ottvtor has been selected hy Queen EHzabtoh D for niembertoip in the exdutove Order to Merit. Bucklnghnm Palace has amouDced

The order haa oidy M mentoen and to one of tour, arden over which toe queen has complete cootrai ^

Olivlar. perhaps best known for hto ioterprettoions of Shakespeare, to considered one of the world's greatest livmgacion '

Othen named Thursday to the order were Sir Peter Medawar. a Nobel-prtie-wimdag cancer reaearcher. and Leonard Chetotore. a World War 0 bomber ace

two singularly dimimiiar and founder of the worldwide boys, the tonsiUve Adam W)d[LchetoiiiT homes (or the (hs^ the rowdy Charles (Bruce ^ ahled Boxleitner)

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Charles, iealom of Ms father's love, picks on Adam, nearly killing hun at one potot, okil Adam to forced by hto father to enttot In the Army. There. Adam picks up enoi^ stoutness to carry

The three replace members of the order who have (bed Earl Mounthatten. who was amaaainatfd by Irtob Republican Army guenfllas in ifTf. artist Graham Sutherland and diplomat Maknhn MacDonald.

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WEATHER PQRECART - Mid aMhar is nadad adl Satvday morniiig froaa mdNn CMHnia to Tnas. CoU adher tow Mwaou la the Northaaat ts iadlcaled

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L06 ANGELES (AP) -Travders Ineorance On. hat afpeed to pay an edhnded Id BdUon in mdpractke Ituuranoe rdundi to S.SK) Southern CaUiarda doctore over the next M yetre. of-flddsiay.

As port ot the a^cemcnt.

Moounced Thuraday by Dr. Jack E McLeary. preddent of the Sodhera CaUfomla PhyddMe ConciL Trav den turned orer m Wtial refund payment of 1116 mUUontothemedlcdptMp.

The council filed suit i^add the compsny. hosed in Hartford, Conn.. to id the refunde, charging the firm groaety overcharpMl doctors when it boosted nudpratke prmiOBis S7 percent in 19M.

The money vB be dlstrib-

ded among docton In Lot Angeles. Orange, San Bemardh. Ventura, San Luts Obispo and Santa Baitara counties vho vere iiuwed by Travelers from imtolfn.

llcLeary said tome ^)ciaUda, ncfa as anesfl-stologists, obstetricians, gyneodogista and orthopedic wrgeont, vere paying more thM 630.000 a year for mdpnctkc iaunnce dv-iiBtlne years.

Dr. Edvard Zaita, pred-flmt of the Los Angdes County Medcd AMOciation, said the high insurance rates came after Travelers lad maoey on its malpractice insurance program In 1174 and 1975, and as a result

Porecaders said rain, or rain mixed vtth mow in the mountains, vas likely throudd Saturday nidk md Sunday.

Temperatures toddd drop gain into the 20s and low 30a. Highs Saturday will be mostly in the 40s Forecaden said the pre^ cipttation. however, probably woidd not be wcient to ^break a proknged droudt *i:^^^that could become critical for North Carolina apiculture unless more rain occurs.

Agriculturalists at the Ralei^-Durham weather bureau said Thuraday that, with the exceptioa of the Sandhills, the entire date is running below normal In

raintall The central moun tain region and northeir sections ftoro the Piedmont eastward have been the harded hit with MarahaU-about 30 miles northwed of Asheville - more than 11 inches below normal Precipitation in Greensboro Is more than f inches below normal

Dry condition lad summer resulted in reduced yields of several crops Corn yield was down If percent, soybean were down 22 per cent and peanuts were down 24 percent as no part of the date received more tlum 90 percent of Its normal raln-j. faU

December and January were fairly dry months as weU. except in the central and southern coastal areas, but below-oormal temperatures are expected to lake a toll even on the dormant crops

WINTERVILLE town board of aMennen viU

hold Ms maathiy meetlog Febniary 9 d 7 p.m d the town hdl with the followtag tteraa betag oonddend;

A repieaenUtive from the Heart Fund vUI appear before the board, and Freedom Family Hornet, inc. will requed annexation of Pinewood Village Mo the Wtatervtile City Umita.

Ihe mayor will report on the reply he received from North Carotina Natural Gas

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the town for gas Oicar Edvards wtti also present a petition for amexatk of part of Dividon Street The board vUl hev a requed from Water S^)piy Grant Unit to rekam a date grant on the SyfvaniaOwrch street connector and a request from Fire Chief Carlton Branch for hand lights and water boKt.

. An executive aemion is alsoscheduled.-f)t ^

SERVICE TONKtirr The Rev. Matthew Bed and his Traveitaig Choir will be d the Ayden Ddtveraoce Holinesi Church tonight at 7:31. Hie pador kivltea the public to attend.

md dahned was trying to prevent other U.S. mMary raid lo free them The newspaper EOdat said Ihvaday that the prosecutor Mhcated d Mrs. Dwyers trtnl WeMeaday that the 4Hcar-old freelance joumaUd from Amberd. N.Y., had been let ig> by two RevoHtlaaary Guardi AccordliB to the newspaper, the guvtdmen Udd Dwyer a gnoup of students wanted to free mme of the hostages who bad been moved from the U.S. Em-bay in Tehran after the U.S. rescue attempt fMed lad April The pimeculor said the woman apeed to try to obtain guns and radio equipment from America for the plotters. Ettelat reported.

Mrs Dwyer, who went to Tehran to report on the Iraaian revolution, was ar-reded May 5. The Swiss Embassy, which repreaenU U.S. inlereda in Iraa said die was tried on eq>ionage charges at a one<lay session of a Revoiutiooary Court Wednesday and that a verdict d expected Monday.

Ettelat published a tranacript of some of the tedimony at Mrs Dwyers trial to whkh dK denied she was a spy and said she was to sympathy with the Iranian revolution.

Under quediontog by a )udge, dd said she met a man named Massoud MnhgoAia Zadeh to Tehran but (hd not know he was a Revolutkmary Guard He came to me and said he knew some students who wanted to solve the hostage issue peacefully, the transci^iald Hie ]udge asked her If the studenU were to favor of aolvliB the iadd peacefuUy.

why (hd they demand guns Md radio equipadnt capable of reaching the United SUIcs?

"Maasoud spoke very dowly, to such a way thd I lod mjuqr of Ms wards, dd rspbed. But I understood he wanted radio fqutpmfnt for contacting the United Stales .to uy a military raid would not solve the hostage problem and that the iawe could be solved peacefully. Her budMnL Dr John F. Dwyer, said his wife was the victim of a dear-cut case of entngMnent whoae hum-ttarianism maybe crosaed over her Journalistic senae Dwyer told The Aaaodated Press to a teleptnd to-terview from their home to upstate New York that the government agents who later arrested his wife contacted her and toM her she couid help five hodages who had been sent to the Mashhad area of northeastam Irw after the rescue attempt There were some dMi-denU - she was told - who were going to try and free them and they wanted her simply to tell somebody about It. he said. They wanted the spy to contact her government

Dwyer, who is on the (acuity of Buffalo State Col-

le^. said Ha wHe was told the U.S. Mrcraft carrier Nimitz. from which the hdicQplers umd to the un- * wcceadul rescue attempt took oft, was ready to send aaother belicapler for the aecond attempt. He said Me was iMed to help set up the arrai^ements and timing Two days before her ar red. Mrs. Dwyer telcphoaed Max McCarthy of the Buffalo. N.Y., Evening News and described the purported plot to free the five hodaget, her husband reported. He said he believed her telephone was tapped, and her conversation furnished the pretext for her arred State Department spokesman William Dyeu said to Washington he was hopeful Mrs Dwyer would be released Monday. Bd he said he had no concrete information to ngiport that hope

Ettelat also reported that Mohi Sobhai. a press officer (or the Iranian Foreign Ministry, and Mrs. Dwyers iderpreter were tried with her. But it did not make clear whether Sobhani was an Iranian-born naturalized American of that name whose brother to the United States reported he was freed Wednesday after five months

tojafl

The SobbMi (aratiy to the Unked Sides said their reta-tlvs was a computer qmdaltot who had lived to In iBice 1974 They said he wat (reed on 61 milltoa bond amngedbythem.

There was dill no io-formation available on a third American held by the -Iranians, Zla Nmary, a native of AiguMdaa and a travel agent to New Yortt City who went to Tehran to March to try to open a dtoic (or Afgian refugees and was arrested shortly after his arrival Meanwhile. Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr told an interviewer from the Tiroes of London thd (our Britons held to Iran since last August wiU definitely be freed, but he gave no rdeaie date.

No charges have been made againd the four, and documents whicb had been thought to indicate they were spies have proved (aloe, be was quoted assaying.

The (ou- Britons are Dr. John Coleman and his wife and Jean WaddeU. aU three missionaries, and businessman Andrew Pyke They were arrested during a period of anti-Oritidi lad summer.

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Zdta said, thd becauM of the higher rdes. Travelers collected 6W million to pre-miians between 1976 and 1979.

But Travelers legal counsel, George McKeon. responded: At the tune the rates were make, based on

experience Mid underwntmg

projections of thd time. H looked like the medical malpractice problem was going to be very senous. Then it plaleaued. thou^ now itson the rise again.

The couacil negotiated unsucccessfuUy with Travelers for three years to have the excess premiums re-fimded, then in 1979 filed suit againd the insurance company to-state and federal cou^.

dTbe settlement was

' reached out of court.

SHJDEOT HONORED CHARLOTTE - Crystal Rollins, dau^iter of the Rev. and Mrs. C.B Rollins Jr. of Parkins Mill Road, Greenvttle, was honored recently with a Leadership Award by the students and (acuity of Queens College where Me Is a Junior

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INDEX

MISCELLANEOUS

GOREN BRIDGE

UASr HiAHT X WflNT Oin* TO OINNCR with ^AN Aeu^uNcTUftlSr

An^ HB STUCH tAF

with the Bli-Ui

lY CHARLES R GOREH AND OMAR SHARIF

1981 Cr.c*8<. Ir-tM-T

North South South deals. NORTH A 103 9 A104 D653 _^4Q874il

vulnerable.

WEST ^97 998153 ^0 K87 DA 103 SOUTH KQO

m7QJ2 ...0 AQ'--*i4KJ952 The bidding;' i

Seetk West North East JS" 1 NT Pito J NT Pass .1 Pass Paia f

Openiag lead: Five of 7.

fered few prospects. The dia mond suit looked much more inviting, so at trick two East shifted to the jack of diamonds.

South finessed the queen of diamonds. West won the _king and returned^^ suit

In toarwcriam,.aaa

Owe or Thanka.am

SpacttoNaHcas .......;...tir

TravWaTaurt ...........;...ssa

AutomaMva .i. ......... .*

ChlMCwa.............ari

OayNuraary................tol

HaaMCara

ErtMtoymeM ...

For Sala. ................*M

liwlructien ................. . SSB

LaatAMFound ......... m

LaanaAndlMertoaea* t

PualnaM Sarvicaa . ' . .......*)

OptowtunOy.............. aw

PrtoatHonal....................OH

Raal Estala..................M

Appraisals I

Ranlals . .... ....!

WNTED

Help Wanted ...... **)

Work Wantad ....... OSI

Wamad .......... MB

Roommala Watosit M

WantadleBuy ........I4

Wantsd Ta Lsata ......,.14*

WantadTaRam MS

^RENT/LEASE

AparlmanlkFar Rani 111

Business Ranlals . ..... ID

Campara For Rani ........ .114

Condomlnturm lor Rent IIS

Farms For Laaae 1*7

Mousas For Ram , 127

LdlsFor Ram,...... m

IWMrchandlsa Ranlals ...Ill

Motrile Homas For Ram ........W

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to nine tricks without setting up the club suit. West took the ace of clubs on the first lead of the suit and returned a diamond, and Eaat reeled

. off three tricks in the auit for _

r a t WO ( rick letJ^ . Heavy Egulpmam

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^ There are those w ho w ould commiserate with declarer berause both red suit finesses loat. Others would blame him^ for a iKoughtless play at the first trkk!

^ my to the first trick, pause tO| * have awured

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Housahold Insurance Uvaalock

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finishing the hand quickly.

South was almost too strong for a one no trump opening bid. However, there was no arguing with the final contract, which probably would have been reached o matter'what the opening bid had been.

West led a low heart, and declarer, seeing the possibili-'ty of scoring three tricksyia the sdit, immediately played i low from dummy. East won "^-^the king and paused to take slock. Unless West held both the queen and jacK of hearts -unlikely in view of ihe ning bid-that suit of-

hearts at Irkk one. The heart finesst was not an easmtial ingredient of a winning campaign; establishing four clubs was. ^tr

once the club suit is set up, declarer has at least nine tricks-three spades, one heart, one diamond and four dubs. The play of the ace of hearts might cost a trA w two if West has the king, but it*? provides ^absolute assurance against Cast gaining (he leadd for a shot^ through the queen of diamonds before the ace of clubs is driven out.

CommsrciAl PropeiTy-.-.iip. Condominiums for SsM..

Farmsfer Sato .......

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Invstmanf Proparty ----

Land For Sate T -

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PITT COUNTY Tha utiderilgnsd having quaMNa* as Exacutrlx of Mo Estate af J.B.

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OUTSIDE CITY IB aouaro tata ta aWordabta homp tocatadpn a I IN tata

pprllpny riiaedad tai Larpp llvtag rapm pnd krtchan wita cuatam ca&rwH 1 badroom

tmalaly MB pounda. a^ Fa yoara old Viclnlly Padtaua Rttanuay. Raward oltarad Ctat

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*n. 11' Concord m^ homo

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HONOA GL MW 1*71. Wd bade tar oconomy car Call altar 4 p m.. 75*47*1

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JEEP CJ-7, 1*75 Ekco^c^ lion WBdtbtglon *ltar 7, *751344

PROGRAIWWER ANALYST rlancod, ayatema 1 or H RFC aytlama W batng Imlallad in AAarch 1*41 Soffd raauma to LIrfda Pro ducta. P O Oravmr i*7*. GoWaboro NC 17530 An Equal Opportunity

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Small or larga rataa and dolaa

Oanca KInga

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Atlanta.

WINOSMIELO SCRATCHED du* ta anow/k* removal, or wlpar Wad*

damage7 Oon'l raplaca hav* ll re pabad ta bacllon ta roplacomonl coal 7S*7*U

ceramic IH* bata Mardwoad Hoar* taroutaioui SIttalaw tal tar aacaaa ueags atang <vtta 1 laras bulMmg* &Harad bi rrbd _ , Jwnar ttaarKlng ta ll'y% tar :>S yaart wita minimum down Me Clowng caaH ta FMA VA Itnonctag avalista Call today tar an op pOHdmonl and detail*

REALTY WORLD CLARK-BRANCHJNC REALTORS

756-4336

COUNTRY LI VINO Can be yeor* in taia my 1 baWawn ctaiagacna .adadttaanty 7nMta* n Graanwllta naar Aydar.

511 see

CMERRYOAKS II a hard t* beilav* Wllliamtburt hama lar SJBBW Farmal UvbiB and raom*. lamtly ream wita Hr aplaca an* accaa* la dach plut 1 nica Mta badroom* upalabt CaH u* today tor an aapobbrrwrb

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tata plu* garage am baaa area Jg^Wa N% Hnanc

ulai* an a laro* Ita luta 1 Read. 51 WB

aulrad, aacar.dary labia today

gguHy rg financing

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lal and prvala driva. deck ever 140 ttatar* tyi da^ garage plut wtakd KHehan to c

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Mta any In Graanvllla Ctal today

REALTY WORLD CURKBRANCH.INC REALTORS 756 6336 PMIPtalbi ON CALL

NEWOFFERINO mIta* bom Graanvllla aparioua centamptaary hat Mwaa badrooma. iwo bataa. a great room wita a Ibaplaca and awod alevo. and an eta in kllchan Thara la la** mar* on tab levtay 11 acra tal II qualllio* tar ll*a Ibfonctng to caM I today Midtao'*

PhllPtafIn ON CALL

Gbfgar HachaH

id^yar

Shtaon Lawit

Alary Chapin

GtawQubwi

7511

7M 414* 75* *47

75*4431 75* 417

An EompI HouabigOgRirlipiliY,

1 BEDROOM houta lacatad 14*7 Jaftaraon OrivaT^U rl^ Saa Jimmy Brawar ar Skip Brignl.

CLARK BRANCH SELLS THREE HOMES A WEEK SOMETIMES FOUR

Shtaon Lawit MtayCh^b. Gone Quinn

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CLARK-BRANCH SELLS THREE HOMESAWEEK SOMETIMES FOUR

REALTY WORLD CLARK-BRANCH, INC

REALTORS

756^336

Phil Parlb. ON CALL Oinaar HtachaH

Ed Mayor Sharon Lawla Mwry Clutpb. Gart* Quinn

7510** 75* 005* 7 *24* 75* *t*7 75* *411 75* 4017

COUNTRY LIVII4C Oultida city limit* South 1 bodroom*. iu> bataa wita a large kllchan am dimn* araa Homo ha* weodtlav* and lalocalod on * Iwg* lot Naw loan coo b* Hnaocad Ml 1?ta% tataroal Call today lo^n whta tala brick home oltarod - 541 000 ha* to ollar you

100

REAL ESTATE

TO BUY OR SELL * boalnoa* or tavoatmanl b. conlldanra, cotaacl Harold Croech A Aaiocioloa. Real falalf Brokort.^ 4144 ________

103 ComrrtgfciBl Fropgrty

lams bureau wMh hao targa mbrort aNachad Good corran

LARGE LOAOS a* tend. Ml

and loo tall Lal claarir-

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LEAR JET 4 bach *laraa. 1 ip^ar^ %m. Lam^Oyry cta^

(MOBILE MO(ME Tongo**. *H* and Iba 7441175

PORTABLE r

QUICK SALE Murry ar you'M mta* a barmln Living ream ata. b#w (uprijMl. quaon alia .tala bad (racovarodl; anllqua^ draaa^ r dbfbtg room labta hp hamarmd* baaa; porta crl6. 75*1254

FOR SALE OR tME Nicanwd arn 5000 tquar* tool bulldim W aaocuHv* taka Ipaca^ta alorag* wita loadlnf dock Graal taan ^fffynmwn 7ta% loan 75i 1148__

SHOP/OFFICE SPACE kWO tquar* tata NatghbOjMwd ommarclal ion* Hooker Road Call 711 I7Xday*. 75 7l4 nighta_

M>4 Condominiums For Sdt*

WANT TO BUY 1 ta 5 acre boct wHMn 5 mil#* ta Graanvllla Good ultllllaa. avtalabllMy and road *c coat a mutt Caah 7to?l7* ____

FarmsFor SBig

545 WHI dtaivor

RSPOESCSSIONS Elacb^ .tac uumt *m thampooart Call daalar,

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DRAINAGE TILE

INSTALLATION

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drainage

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btatad'aqulpmant guarantoo* aecu SliaSit diacounta on targa

RESTAURANT aqotarnani fleer modal byar; Vokan ..w

oe grIN and even cambtntakm. tbMfi maclWw, r tatataa *^ updraN uMl tal .1 m was day*.

BARGAIN FARM BaauloM County *7 acra*. 43 ctaered. 1.^ pour^ tobacco M* *-. Darden RmIIv. 750 1*01 Night* ( waakandi, 754 40*1--

NEWOFFERINC Windy Rida* 1 badroom lownheuoa 557. MO b. ta# bach wdad area Loan ataumpHan availobl* Occupancy nagtatabto Cali

EASTWOOD ConvanlanI ta tchoolt am thoftatag, I badroom rarKh la on a corner Jad lot wllh carbral ab and Ibaplaca Include* rnany ailra VA loan ataumpHoH availabla. Iced to atal b. ta* upper 5*ra Call

NEWOFFERINO

Groanvlll* on boaulilul

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woodod tol tab 1 bodroom conlam porary ranch con b* youri tar Ui.M FHA VA llnarfclng avalla Me Irtcludaa Ibaplaca am many energy aavbtg taatura*

NEWOFFERING ThI* VA loan paaumpllon 54500 oqully ta b* on* of ta* boat loan attumpHont available 1 badroom ranch wMh kllchan dinlrtg araa. living room wllh haalllatar fboptac* and Ingraum awlmmbie pool tor taoko warm lummor ta tarrwont Larga corner -*

tal will.

Tfclotad backyard Poymonl* 5370 par month Ctal today

REALTY WORLD CLARK-BRANCH, INC REALTORS 756-6336

QUAIL RIDGE Ha* aalaMlthod Itaalf *m aata* hava aon* wgll bul w* do have * low thro* bedroom towohou^ availabi* Mova on Into eaty living am 1*1 u* pay YOor ctaalng coat* Com* *m to* how much more you can gal tar your par tquar* fool Mlar Townhom* I Wing could ba In

An Equal Mouatag Qgporiuntty

CLARK BRANCH SELLS THREE HOMESAWEEK SOMETIMES FOUR

70'S TO ITS

TUCKER ESTATE* Ekoculiv* horm lmcm* wooded lol In on* ta Groanvllta t tbwal araat in addHtan ta larga

tarrrfal dinirfg and Hvtip 'oom. homa loaturo* largo dan wita Ibaplaca bull! b. beohcaaet and ^. large braakfaal room and 2

yourfulur* OPENSUl

mg coc INOAV

brook VALLEY Baaulllul view, privacy and conv* niance baal dotcrlta *' bedroom alqry an* a htal on ta* goll Kurtata Biobk vallar Noarly ftSO touar* fata with doubta earaga. bHrt pallo, bulHIn* in ifw ifan. kllchon nook and dining room ta* I4lh green, avalla Poaalbl* owner

ovorleoking ta* II bl* Immodloltay

IbwrKing wita taan wn,,.. Call today " a* 2L**''

wall bull! iiom* oRorad at 5*1 N

REALTY WORLD CLARK-BRANCH, INC /REALTORS

rot brMkiMf room ano i corsmk III* beta* Curronl taan cm tw attumad. am tom* owner H

narKlng may b* poaalbl* Ctal today t* hotm.

to loarn whit tai* hotm, oltarad bi ta* mid 570'a. ha* ta altar you

NEWOFFERING Thb im rnnma Iota brkk ranch oltar* loan eaaumplton. aactalonl

flaor plaik larga room* wllh built Ina doubi* garao* *dl^ grnw lol Owner or* banatarrad Prkod al*7l,00

756^336

Phil Porlln ON CALL

Ginger Hachoti

Ed^yar

S^on Lawla

Mary Chapin

Gan* Quinn ----

752 0*** 75* 0050 750 *14* 75* **7 754 4411 754 4037

WHISPERING PINES Energy tatktanl contamporary on wooded lol aasl ta Graanvllla in Whitparing Pinaa Nearly IIW aouare lata 1 badrooma. 1 luH bataa. wood burning itova Oftarod al 544.400 wllh FHA or VA Ibfancbig ovallabi*

An Equal HeuoinoOpportunity.

109

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THREE FIECE "rj"* ro^

fumHura Cah only 744117* bo

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CLARK BRANCH SELLS THREE HOMESAWEEK SOMETIMES FOUR

BROOK VALLEY lOOh, Owner aayt tall tala VA loon aaaumpllon and ha will llrvarKc Ih* ociulty ta low inlsratl On* of Brook Valtav't rrtoat anclualv* tol* ThI* lour bodroom tataura* tudy wllh

Phil Partin , ON CALL

cfl wwywr Sharon Lawit

KsSsr

75104** 754 0050 75*014* 754 *W7

754 0431 7S4ta>37

An EdUOl Hou4to*OBPOrtuolly_

CLARK BRANCH SELLS THREE HOMESAWEEK SOMETIMES FOUR

CLARK-BRANCH SELLS THREE HOMESAWEEK SOMETIMES FOUR

CAAAELOT Baaulllul 1 badroom. 3 alary larmheut* Loan aaaumpllon avallabta Poymonl ta 54*0 par ' mordh bKlod* I*** and lror anca Avorag* uHllly bill 0 pm month Ovar 1700 muara tael ThI I offorad In the mid 570 and

flraplaca. large dach and doubta gorag* beta pump tar energy oflklarKy and tal moro.

palnlad am availabla nowl

grifton

Country ailale an approximataly 5

WATERBCOS uy_?hacl_

mainulacturar 4 ryta* ta ciMoat bom Complala wita itiaHra^ Hnar. hoatar, podaatta. *yr.ta haadheard 15 year warranty 51*4

utim

land mill mm tal your raoubamanH Owner will conaldar 11% financing on Ihit Immaculata

Howard Moya FariTtvllla. NC

753-4931

L044G BULK harvaalar Good con dlltan 753 1QI4

LONG MVgJWTATIC driya.bulh

harwaatar

Icondlttan 751 MM

BOBCAT 4 cylinder Wliconain angin*. buckal am tarh^ LlfUng^gpacTfy ta IMOpound*. 11

SPECIAL Chltta. Plow Pota^UJl each M O BtaunI A Son* ei5 4351 and Avdan Tractor*. Inc 74443#

SPECIAL PRICES tar wrbig tata* on alt chlata plowt and dtac harrea In tiock at AgrI Supply Company Call collacf lor mor* Intarmtalan. All unll autoiaci to prior tata **} ^^^1^ Company Groanvllta, NC

TWO BULK BARNS Bov barnt. 1

vaaraold Ctal 7 45M

TWO ROANOKE bo barn* l^ba good condHlon). I** John Daoro SaObaclor Call 417 570*

PUBLISHER need pari lima ad tataa. GraanvHle aro*, tor quality 4C PUblkatlon (7041 05* *153

Top gutaily. fuel acorwmtcal car* can be foum at low prket b. Claaaiflad

RaalEtlata Staooporaon Wantad:

ASPECIAL PERSON

II may be you or a Irlam of your*, wa r* looking lor Wr r* Involved bi ta* rewarding buinef of helpmg people with m* larga. mot im porTant Invaafmanf tfwy'H war make If you ar* newfy Itcerfiad iMtd want ta* opportunity, balnbfg, cooperalton and commlion schod uta noadod tar tuccaaa. atang wtfh an excHing tavanfory horn*, call now for a confklanflal appplnfmenf W* now hav* an opening availabi*

Aldrldge^^SoSerland

WANTED TOBACCO POUNM ^ Robert Flare* ni^f 753107B, day 7515144

1*75 AUTOMATIC Ro*nok* on* row

m OALLON oil kurn and i^ta aland lor atao 145 CaH 751AID

RCIMINGTON 141 Cuatam 0*

W COUCH Eartatan* color Ctal 754 74iaatar4ejn. ____

07S MobHtHorrws For Sait

BEAUTIFUL 1*71 HMkr**t, 11 X 0 1 badrooma, tol* ta xba*. ta up m nka let in Shady l^l hWl atal Ctal 753 4575 altar 5

homo with doubta carport, pastura am atablet 5100

EXCLUSIVE COUNTRY HOME Over 1000 quar* taat 4 badroom. 1 Ml bataa. talHwvn. bom Groanvlll*. On* acr^a lol with datachad party houa* ThI* mutt be **n ta h* appraclatad

efficient contcimporarv

Large room In thi 1500 <tuar taat 2 tiory home on I'/ acr* oodad M. Loan aaaumptlon available Faatur* doubt* garage am deck. Oltoradta 5107.000

UNDE R CONSTRUCTION Thi* 1100 tquar* tool 3 bedroom ranch ollaraTiull bath and FHA or VA tlfuinclng Heat Pv^ '*

energy attklan^ own decor 540.400

You *tacl your

NEWOFFERING

Say goodby ta outragaoua utility bllft with tala nawly conatruc^ tolar home 4 mile* tram PIft Mamar lal Hoapltal tala contam porary anargy attktarft '*00 amara tota horn* oltar* 3 badroom*. 1 Ml bath, great room with aoparat* dining era# and la loctaad on a beaufllul wooded lot Recreational taciliti* avallabta CaM ut today tar more Information 540'

COUNTRY Owner Mnanclng Laro* co^ry home n minuta* bom ECU I* now available Thli reatorad horri* has 3 or 4 batbooma. two Ml bata*, formal areas and a ipaclou* counby kilctian Situated on a 1 acre lot Thar* are butt tree* am :* with nMny large oaks

REALTY WORLD CLARK-BRANCH, INC REALTORS man

Phil Partin ON CALL GtagarHackab EdAayar

Sharon Lawl (MaryChapta GanaQuifw.

753 d*4 75*00 7 *344

754 **47 7 4411 754-4037

An Equal HouatngOpportfaitty

CLARK BRANCH SELLS THREE HOMESAWEEK SOMETIMES FOUR

LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS It you aam laaa taan 530.000 par year, you may qualify tor our FHA 35 loan with paymanta ta 5225. par i^lv* u* a ctal ar^

ut show you how aftordabta a naw 1 or 4 badroom horn* can b*

garden pac* with nwiy large oak* surrounding Ih# houie wtfat a mora, the ormar will llrrK*

NEWOFFERINC ^ _ Ookmont. 4 badrooma, T i bata axacutiv* custom built brkk ranch located on baautltul haav^ lol Horn* taatura* all of ta* 'orm^

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aatumpltor. availabi*

CONNER (NOBILE home, 1*7* 11 X 4, 2 badroom*. beta I* a!^ ond oaiumo payinonlt of 5il* 7ASl*gr7S4104L

CONNER WJ. II X 45 ^^Italy Mntahad. ab candMton. Gyd con ditton 51400 firm 754 0*51 attar 5

MISTAKE (WADE *'111 tar ata* 1*14. 12 X 45 cimaron l.bodroorm

REALTY WORLD CURKBRANCH, INC

REALTORS 7S63

Phil Partin ON CALL Gingar Hackeb Edhtoyar

Sharon Lewi ,

2 ttatareoma. MIy carpatad. canlrta ^ ^i

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down. 5113 par month Frae tal up qqd^Qllyary 754dm

totiacco primer wita htah haad* and 3 bailara 17 5405 qr 74* 30* I

IT' CONE, cutout ditc Wadaa Mta t'-a I'u hola (4 gaugt). i'5 *- IT cone, cutout dtac Mada* 11 gaWN^ $17 ** ir cone, cutout disc blada* with lU roum hot* (4 gauQtl-515 4* Other tile* availabi* AgrI - ' TOVIII* 7

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PITT COUNTY FLEA .mtkta. Located oft North Groan* SbaoL to mita on Peciolo Highway .Hmr to 5 dally. 15 SiatafY- tl^ halay Good used turnlMe, an-ttouaa. brk a brae

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W X H. 1 bodroom, total etacbk. under ptonod. carpet. xctatant condltton 51*50 751 141*

11 X n, 1*75 Amorlcan Coach Good comitton with recent Improve

mortta 7 badroom*. ort# bath Sat i niovad.

on rantod lot but may be Partially furnlahad. washer dryer, canbal ab. ttorage building aSSOO naotalabta (Wuatatal 754 47.

X CHAIWPION mobll* hoim^

Complalaly lurnlthad. wathing macMrf*. oil lank, dbacttonal TV antenna, tac. 7-4gll

YARD SALE 1405 East Fourta Strata 5^ am and*, walghtt. lamp, lomllure 7 10 a m AAovlnq. all Item muta go

until

7S4 3S00

RESIDENT MANAGER waorled

Expertonce prtaerred Good ala^ orto bentait Reply to Manager P O Box 1*47. Graanvllla NC _ RESPIRATORY THERAPY Sf^ tachnlciar, 1 pollion 7 3 and

1-11 Salary commensurate with Im edocatim Ehg.l^ ty tor CRTT It helpful not requirito Cfontaci Respiratory Jh*rW fta gartmant ockv Wodnt Samlarlum. Rocky AAount. W *4O-*10l Extantton 147 Equal Op-portunHv Emptayar

1n ELAZER with haadara SUM Catl 754 7171

l*n OATSUN Super nki^.l^ radio, new tir* $1750

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HORSEBACK RIDING Jarman Stabla. 752 513/

3 VEAR old hora* Tralnad. 530*

752 71^ ______

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11 X M CDNTf OA FurnitM. Iltonlng. undarpinnad In r

aattInQ Cay75 444

I444 SKYLINE 1! x 55 New carpet. 2 bedrooms, on* both, washer, ab cpndlttontng. CaH 744to4 attar 4

1*M BEUWONT 1 badroom 2 full bath* 541. 7 lOOL__

Wl BONANZA 12 X 40 1 badroom*. balh, partially furnlahad. waiher/dryar Sat up In nke park with unoarplnnlng. ga heat, coiTirta ab 7* ITU____

3 bodrixims. 3 Ml baths, carpet, AM/FM Intorcom. air con-dltlonad. reblgeratar and tov*. Nka bailar park Would consider *121 rant a month. 25-1101 _

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parmononl career, top pay pM boneflts CaM lor appoinlmant.

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SALES CAREER Soutaarn LIta Insurance Company hat openhw tar career mlndkd lm*b#nc* aganh In Groanvlll* area Salary, com mtaalon, travel allowance

, ^ilus company banatlls Contact Tommy Cook*. Sato* Man afTi^M-ggO;

SECRETARY racopltanlta L,octaly owned Inturanc agamy H accapf-.

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CHERRY HOSPITAL

POSITIONS NEEDED

Fuy Hcwitgd ggngrsi prBCtNtongr or tamNy prscMoiwf lor gdiwral m#(0(l c at this rsglonal sIrIb psycMstrtc hospitsl. Fully J.C.AH. BCcrBdHBd. Ragular hours, sttracttoB statB oovgrniMfit btiwIN packsg#, py comndnsurslt wtth asdsnllBls Id BxpBrttneB.

Contact:

Dr.EugEoaV. Maynml Diractor of CMntcal SbtvIcbs Charry Hospital CbNet Box 8000 GoMsboro, N.C. 27S30 (19)731-3208

751 04*4 ,754 00 7 *344 754 4447

754 5431 754 4037

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SHERWOODGREENS Ready tor occupamy T^ IHram bedroom romh I* availabi* wjta

V REALTY WORLD

cleaning ov*n and canbal tar -

Owner toy *M In ta# counby oltarad at 17.300

REALTY WORLD CLARK-BRANCH, INC REALTORS 75443

Phil Partin ON CALL Gingar Hackab Ed/itoym Sharon Lewis AAary Chapin Gona^inn

An E oual Housing Opportunity^

CLARK-BRANCH, INC REALTORS 756 6336

Phil Partin ON CALL Ginger Hackab

7Sld* I 7 00 7 *144 754 4407

754 *431 75*d037

EdMayr Sharon Lewis AAary Chapin GaneCXtInn

753 04 7MOO 7I244

754*4*7

754*431

754 4037

NEWOFFERING Convenient ta hospital 3 badroarrt*. Hving room, den wtth Ibaplaca, detached garaga/workihop Lot

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UNDER CONSTRUCTION On a tpaclou wooded lot noor taa hospital this spacious three bodroom wtth carport has grata kltch-

room with fbaplac*. on FHA VA flnanc

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544 too CaM today art* get In on the

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ax eta la Strata

starting out 535,1

NEWOFFERINC Immaculata 3 badroom ranch with rac room, den and living room Fancod In yard Over 1700 ttuar* feet pius doubta c*r(wrt 11to% llrtaming awailani* Obarod ta 5*4.400 In Sadgattald

REALTY WORLD CLARK-BRANCH, INC

REALTORS 756^336

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HEAD NURSE ICU/CCU

We Buy Clean Used Cars

Any Stag, Any Typg

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Phil Partin ON CALL

GIngarHackab

Ed^yar

Sharon Lewis

(Mary Chapin

Gana Quinn

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Immwiiate opgnlng in 12 b#d ICU/CCU lor head nuraa. A minimum oi 3 yaara CHnicai/Crltlcal cara nuralnfl axpwlanca and manaflamant akla. B8 depraa m nursing praiarrad. Salary ndgollabla wtth e*(llant banditti. Contact tha praoiv nal depart mint:

Wayne County Memorial Hospital

Box 8001

Goldsboro, N.C. 27530

Or Call (919) 731-6050

AataadOpporta

MED-SURG INSTRUCTOR

An Eqad 0*pattataly/AMni

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES GREENVILLE UTILITIES COMMISSION

Lonotr MbidoiIbI Hospital School oi Nurting is seok-ing a lull time Nura Instructor. Rosponsibta for taaching thBoratiCBl and clinical aspacts oi patlani cars. BSN dagraa raqukad. Straight days. Excelldnt salary. ComprahBnshrs beneiits packaga. Contact Robart Brown, Empk>ymnt Coordhtaior, Lanoir Mamorial Hospital, 100 Airport Road, Kinston, N.C. 28501 or caH(919) 522-7315.

PIPE CREW LEADER !

Position of rsaponslbillty for career-minded individual with three to fWe years of experience supervising a water and sewer pipeline construction and maintenance crew. Must live within the City or the extraterritorial timits of tha City of Green-vtWe. Standby required. Salary 113,562 - $18.221

UNEWORKER, FIRST CUSS

Position avallabfe fc oerson with three t . t vp vears of et-perience in ine cc/nsiruc!ti i j voltage electrical power transmission and diMriLotiori Unuk Salary $15.725-$21,091

SALESMAN OF THE MONTH

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Clyn Barber

WavBdy Phelpa. Praaldent of Phefpa Chewolet Is pleased to mi-nounee that Clyn Barber It the winner oi the Salesman Of The

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1979 Fofd NtttUng 1977 PoaOtc Firebird

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1978 Mercery Coeger XR-7

Loadod. *Ant% 1978 Dodge Aspea

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1976 Ford MueUng

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Black wittioova gray 1974 Toyota CoTOiM Wagon

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THESE CARS ARE PREOWNED...BUT

SHOPfTHE REST....BUY THE BEST!

MO Buick Century

4 door aadon SMvar wltti burgundy vinyl mtorlor, air, power ataarmg and brakaa. 17.000 mdaa. Mtra clean.

1079 Pontiac Grand Lemans Safari Wagon

Ught bhia. woodgram aiding. AM^M radio, Uua vinyl Markx.

I cySndar angina.

1978 Chevrolet Camero LT

Power Windows, UN wboal, rally wheels. Blue with blue cloth interior, sharp.

1970 Ford ThunderMrd ^ ft

WhlM with rad inttkx, bucket sMts. conada, air, wire wheel covora, radial tlra.

1979 Pontiac Bonneville

4door.WMIa. oa valour mtrtor, M0 seat, power window, cnilM conboi. torao. one local owner.

1978 Toyota CellcaQT

SNvar with black vinyl Marior, 5 speed, air, AM-FM radio. 37,000 milaa, one local owner, good economy car.

1979 Pontiac Catalina

4 door aartan Burgundy with bufguruty cloth Marior, wVa Ml cover, AI.fM radio, 45.000 mMa. dean aa new. La than Vi prica ola new one.

1977 Dodge Van>^'f

100 Serla Air. automatic, power ataering. inaulated, AM-FM atareo. 30.000 miles. aUver.

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4 door. Beige with beige doth Marior, cniiaa control, chroma whaaia. luggage rack, AM-FM radio. 34.000 mliaa.

1979 Pontiac Trans AM

T4op, loaded. Biua.

1977 Flat 128, /

2 door. Burgundy, AM-FM caaaetta tape, 4 speed. 35,000 actual mNaa, new tira EPA rated 31 city, 41 hwy.

1976 Plymouth Volare Premier

4 door sedan Gold wHh tan vinyl roof, tan vinyl Interior, cruise control, AM-FM radio, 318 V-6.63,000 miles.

1979 CedNlac Sedan De VHIe

Silvar, one owner, aharp. fully loaded

1976 BuIck Electra

4 door Ught due, due doth interior, 53,000 mdaa. one local owner, extra dean.

1978 Chevrolet Impela

4 door. Silvar wHh silvar vinyl lop, burgundy cloth interior, power windowa. air condition, cruise control, rear dafoggar.

1974 Flat 124 Special

4 door. Gray widi tan Interior, 4 speed transmission. Economy car.

SPECIAL

1978 Bulek Electra Limited

88var wIBi burgundy top. cfulaa, tit whaal. power window and I, door lock, rally whaaia, one owner.

1970 Chevrolet Impele

4door, white and green, runs good. Special

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756-6336

Ayden N.C,

Want A Good OmICall f oday ,131/1% Intaraat Loans 30 Yr. Loans AvaNabla For Only Short Tima

North HtHs EsuM-taw 3 bedroom, 2 Baths, great room, bichen with stota, dtihtastta, heal pump, csrpcf and carport Maaomle siding *44.040 isiltoMnltMd

North HMs Eatataa-fww 3 bedroom. 2 baths, grsat room, kitchen, with siota and dtahwaaita, heat pump, oarpel and carport tn brick tanaar

330.000

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Eicaueni 2 bedroom. 1 beta, dining room. kiu^. Ow 9*^ fleoaic beeeboerd beat and air ctindllloning Corner lot wtth trees

143.000

IS3 Watt Ote at.

For Beginners larga iMng-den In partaing and firaplaca, 2 bedrooms,

bicheo and utWlv room, with carpel and carport 122,000

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Century 21 Bass Realty

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7/1% ASSUMABLE LOAN. REDUCED.

Owiwr says makp an offpr on this brick ranch in Eastwood. Foataroi f bathp. Bvfng i dMng room, laundry room, hardwood ffoora. aonto carpot. S mor. $44,400. No.J4l.

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Tea. swee or tour badroomt Financing Fo)ta. *tana raom, dMng room, tana,

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UMN ASOUMmON IX S/SAPRAOJUSTABLE

QueWled buyer itebtiejOOeqoity and MORTGAGE

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emn Tttaabadrooma.tvtbalha. H*- aoancad eW a 12 M AFVI adiuttabia

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ahsd and garden area tS7.m f baths, pretty real room eNh Hraptaca.

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7/1% ASSUMABLE LOAN

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iww Hoapltel. Largs Iving room, largo M/bdroom. country ktlfltwn, 2 bafho. attedwd gorago. 4 storago shod. NIco yard. |44,IBI. Aim Boas, Uatkig Brokor. 79M8M. Mo.B44.

H% ASSUMABLE LOAN on tMo lovoiy J bmiroom brtek ranch. Casablanca fan 4 chandaSora, custom eabinota. flropteco In largo Hvlng room, aunkpn famiy room, 4 workshop wHh otoctrfcHy. $41,101. NoJte.

ASSUMABLE 12%% LOAM on tfds bPOuWul brick ranch In Eastwood. AM format aroaa, 3 bPdroom, 2 baths, firoplaca In di. kHcfwn wHh brpaktaat nook. a 2-ear gorago ar only a few of ttw tew oxtiaa Ihte homo boosts. Low MBs. No.B43.

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bad) Furnace only ana year oW Ftool Six yaara oW LMng room nth hrspiaca. dining araa. Imindry room, hwdeood boors undsr carpel, atoraga buiWing. ahndoe unit W9.I00

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l%% Loan assumption 10 Balvaders. $31,000. Loan xcellant^ condition, ni iot, firsplscs.

0% Loan assumption 35,900 loan. Larga wooded lot, graat room with I, double garage.

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