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1^ PREFERENCE TO FiaiON GREENVIUE. N.C. WEDNESI^Y AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 11, 1981 60 PAGES-6 SECTIONS

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By S1UART SAVAGE RallKlorSt^WiBv The GreeoviBe UtdMes ConunMa Ua rug taofua a gas service policy ctesigwd to take the commlition out of the afjpliance service and pipmgbusinea.

The policy wv enacted, in order to increase the tlroe avaUabie tor CowmiBsiw Ga Service Crews to make iMUialton of anvices'fraoi mains to nteter sets." by rednciog. "the time spent a gas appliance piping by 90 percent, nch that the only appliance pipiag performed by Commission crews will be for emergency purposes, or to provide work for gu arvioe crews where servioe instaila-tioM do not require their hdl time, by December I9B The policy atoo calls tor a reductton tai. ^ipiiance service to only cut-ons. Ugding pdols. and reyune to ga toaks. by December IMS" ^

According to the policy. 'thernmatosfonrMOMdaathatin order to meet these goals, it will be necessary to tatom customers, plumbers and heating contracton that pqmg installation dndd be made by private contradon. to raise the price of material and labor charged by the Commission tor house pqung to encourage pnvate contractors to enter this neid of busness. to notify gas appliance dealers and (hstributon of our ntcnl to terminate repair servioe. and to assist in the cstablitoiroent of training programs as may be necessary to develop competent private gas service repairers"

The oommissian last night also adopted a position statement on cneriy conservstton proigaois, saying, sinoe

1171. the Greenville Utilities Commission has promoted energy conservation as a means sf, making the most efficieni uk of electricity, uve on elsctnc billa and conaerve natural resources Pointing out that from 1177 through fiscal IMl. the commission has allocated from electric and gas revenues some S2M.3S0 to sdminiater energy conservation programs, which have been, well received by our consumers and have effected sutxtantial energy cost uvmgs (and) have been reoopiized throughout the state and nation as being outstanding examples of what can be done on a local level."

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> t*' ^ . the policy dateroent emphasized the commissMo's detore to. continue energy conservation programs that directly affect the service provided Commi^on customers However, the policy statement noted thto the commiseion. prapeus to defer to the City of GreenviUe." any actioas. such u finding and administration of general community energy conservation planning and programs Involved in Phase n. of the Comprehensive Oommunity Emergy Management Program The Commission, on behalf of the city, contracted with Argome National Labrtoory in October 197S, to prepare a CCEM program tor the city The plan Is to be delivered in March, and Argome hu already requested a proposal to continue the CCEMP (mgram into Phase II. which according to etoimates. woidd Include $40.000 in local contributio and 160.000 in federal grant funds tor the 12-month Phase II Implementation period Some tl27.ao in fodend funds had been budgeted ($100.600 actually spent so tar) for the CCEMP since 1976. while $791.6334 in local funds had been budgeted ($71.300 ^wnU by the commtosion lor the propam GUC director Charles Horne announced that the com naistton hu received. "The President's Award tor Energ>-Efficiency

ITie certificate, received recently for commission efforts in 19to). it. fai recopiition of outstanding contributions to America's economic and national security through exempla ry leadershq) in the national effort to achieve energy eftaicy." and fat by. "Jimmy Carter, before he left office as president In other business, the commission awarded a number of bids, indudmg 39 concrete street light poles. Rigby Electric Supply Co $6.900, 100 wood poles. Escambia Treating Co, $16.371: 66 wood transmission potes. Koppers Co.. $31,428 , 30 padmount S6KVA transforners. Mill Power Sigipiy Co. $25.920, Westside Substation structure and equipment. HESCO, Inc., $133.472, Westside SubsUtion power circuit breakers. Westinghoifiie Electric Supply Co. $38.000, and Westside Substation relay and coikrol switchboards. Mellis Corp. $20.360

By PATRICK ARNOLD AsnclaledPrem Writer

LAS VEGAS. Nev.(AP) -Four fires of suspicious origin sent smoke throughout

several floors of the ao^tory Las Vegas Hilton Tuesday night, killing ei0it people and injuring 242 A room-to-room search was under

way today for possible addi tionai victims in the gambi ing meccas second major hotel blaze in three months Six people, mcludmg a

Programs For Needy Not Affected In Budget Cuts

WASHINGTON tAP -The Reagan admmitoration. trying to bhnt a political uproar ovar expected $60 billion to proposed pending cuts., is pnisMOE Bot la loudi seven programs far the needy that oonsume more than one-fourth of the federal budgto.

At the same time, budget dtoedar David Stockman said'big business and upper-income individuals wOl not escape Reagan s budget ax.

The ads will hit syothetic fuels sad eqiort-tBi^ ac-tivdy as weO as such social pro^uiBs as food stamps, unemployment and Medicaid, Stackman said Tuesday.

But he said programs tor the tndy needy will be pro^ tected as^Reagan trias to slash aomevtoere to the ' rameoftsebtUtoo' framthe

fiscal 1962 budget The untouchables are -Social Security programs for 32 fflUUoa retirad pesple, dependenU and survivore Madtrarc paymeaU tor almoit2lmUton persons -Government-paid school lunches and breakfatos tor 9imiUioa(toi)dren -Supplemental Security Income for 4.2 mlllton bitod. disMiied or ektorly poor peo-ple.

-Bcneftts tor 4.1 million disabled veterans -Head Start funds covering 374.0 pupils.

-Summer jobs tor <66.0 teenagers Those programs represent about $210 billion to spending. or between one-fourth and one-third of the $736.3 billion budget proposed b> fwTner President Carter for the fiscal year thto begins Oct 1

Sincr another 36 percent to defense spending and federal tolerest paymenu also are unlikely to be cut. almost all of Raogon's planned cuU would have to come from a little more than a third of the . budget

White Houm press secretary James Brady said spmlng the seven social pngrams should "make a lot of people rest a little easier about Reagan's economic package to be wveUed Feb. II

Stockman acknowledged there will be resistance acroas the board" to the proposed cuts, but he expressed optimism that Congress will raact (avorshly.

*i think they recognize

that poirtics as usual, that spenchng as usual, that log rolling as usual now have toUfted.''' he said What we intend to propose next week is indeed big it is indeed sweeping, and it indeed represents a fundamental departure from the coune of economic poUcy ova-the last decade and from the status quo that we face today," Brady said the exceptions were consistent with Reagan's tostnictlans "not to cut or reduce Miy emertial services a cut any benefiU for the truly needy.

Three of the government's basic entitlement programs," which guarantee people benefits 1 they meet requirements set by law and (Please turn to Page 14)

FLAMES IN THE NIGHT -Flames shoot out windows In the Las Vegas HUton Hotel last night after fire broke out in the 2,700-room hotel. Many people were

trapped by the smoke and fire. Eight were known dead and there were many injured. (AP Laserphoto)

firefighter, were hospitalized in critkal condition following the fires, which mciuded one major blaze that started on the eighth Ooor and three smalla fires on otha floors. Most of the injured suffered smoke mhalation and were released after treatment A pillar of flame sha up the side 0 the 2,783-foom hold, the nation's largest, as hundreds of guests fled into the streets or scrambled to the roof where helicopters plucked them to safety When we got outside, there were flames shooting up the side of the hotel It looked like the Towering Inferno"' said Hank Arkin. a guest from Merrick. N Y Fire Chief Roy Parrish said two men were being questioned about the blazes, which followed by le&s than three months a fire at the MGM Grand Hotel the kUled 84 peojrie and injured more than 700 However, Clark County homicide Detective Michael Brady said "nobody is in custody for arson He said six people were quertioned about possiMe looting, but they were lata released Security guards were posted at all entrances and in the casino area today, while guests returned to the hotel in an effort to retrieve belongings Manager Art Donovan said he had no idea when the hotel would reopen The first-floor cano was not damaged. Hotel officials said that unlike the MGM Grand, the stone-facade HUton had sprinklers and smoke detectors on every

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^ Theln^fllre began about 8:05 p.m. in the southeast coma of the eighth floor. A pUlar of flames quickly leapt from window to window up the side of the buUding. spewing smoke over the nearby Las Vegas Strip,

Guests on upper floors broke windows to scream for help, or lowered themselves to the ground on ropes made of bedsheets StairweUs to the ground floor were jammed One victim died ui a fall onto an outside deck, Qark County Coroner Otto Ravenholt said The others died of smoke inhalation, he

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I know the state has stnne sort of program for ^supplying ta^iUe books and tapes for legally blind persons, but Ive heard theres a Christian group (Mng this kind of service, too. Can you put' 3 me in touch with them? R.B. ^

Derrick Sherrod is visiting Greenville and the surrounding area throughout this month offering free services and literature to blind persons. He is district representative of Christian Record ' Braille'^ Foundation,^ a rMm-profit donation-supfwrted organization headquarters in Lincoln, Nebr. Serv^ provided >1^ CRBF, include braille, large-print Mid recorded magazines, national camps for blind children, full-visk>n and ^ large-print books, glaucoma screening clinics, a folding library and the personal vteitatkxi program in whidi Sherrod takes part. Any legally blind persons wiMiing any of free services may contact Sherrod at his home at 6128 Santa Fe Drive, Fayetteville, N. C. 28303; phone, 91M6M623.

Welfare Fraud

Linda T. McKesson of Fountain, was sentenced in PittCoimty Superior Court yesterday to two years in jail, following ha convKtion on welfare fraud charges.

Ms McKesson aUegedly received $4,205 in .Aid to Families with Dippendent Children, and Medicaid benefits over a 24 year period, while she was actually employed and receiving child support payments.

Pitt County Social Services director Ed Garrison said Ms McKesson was the third welfare fraud case conviction in Superior Court this year, but^the first defendant^ven an H active prison sentence ^ t -

Gamson emphasized that the Pitt Department of Social Services is. very senous about attacking the problem of welfare fraud pomting out that the department has five mvestigatas m its welfare fraud and child support programs

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HOSPITAL BIRTHDAY - Rick GOMrep, eiecuUve director ((not); T. B. Stttenoo, amiitant dtrecta; lod Hilda Norris, head one tor newtaorai. look at old oewepaftn and piMloyaphi of the old Pitt Memorial Hoopltil. .Mte engloyees to background adoy die and ice creem cetohratliig the

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hospital's 30th bUthday yesterday. It was MfT; when Pttt County citizens wen to the polls and voted on a $452,0 bond referendum to Gomtnict a new fadilty. The M facility today htf bea remodeled into an office com^ for rot Oounty. (Reflector Photo by Tommy Forrot)

Hearing Set On Irijunctir^

A heanng has been scheduled m U S District Court in Raleigh for 9 30 a m Friday, on a motiwi for a preliminary injunction to keep City of Greenville officials from employing a replacement (or former Police Department Lt Edward E Laughmghouse

Laugfunghouse dismissed from the ctepartment in De-cemba. afta allegedlv being under the effect of alcohol while on duty, filed suit in U.S. District Court in January, seeking reinkatement and SlM.ooo in actual and punitive .damages

Federal Judge F. T. Dupree Jr. denied a motion two weeks by Laughinghouse that he be reinstatd. saying. i*It dofe not appw frx)mthi^(a:tSSh(>w-nr..tMt^ plaintiff will sustain Immediate and irrepar^' jury before the^ deiendantscan respond." to the complaint. 4^-The judge, at the same/time, ordered a heanng. at tt earliest convenient date," on the motion for a preliminary injunction

About 25 minutes afta the first fire was found, a second Waze was discovered in a different wing Two more were found within 20 more minutes, and a special weapons team was called to the scene when authonties suspected arsMiists might be at work inside The bodies of three men were found in the eighth-floor elevator lobby and an elderly couple were found in their bathroom on the 10th floor A woman died in her 21st-floor room, and a man found alive to his 24th^floor room died .nwrnoiUii after' firefighters arrived, Ravenholt said Q- ^ ^ -13 'I Some 450 firefighters bat tied the fire, fe The fire on the eighth floor was under control shortly after 9 p m., fire officials said The other Mazes - in a second-floor laundry room and ! on tbe third and ninth floori - were put out later.

The eighth and ninth floor hallways were gutted. Sgt.

- , Bob Hilliard said, and smoke , .damage extended to the 18th i floor Rooms closest to the elevators received the most damage

Barron Hilton, chairman oi the Hilton Hotel Corp., in Beverly Hills, Calif , expressed "profound shock and sorrow over the deaths anduijuries

If as Parrish suggests the fire was deliberately set. the rtire resources of the , Hiltai Hotel Corporation wU . be ,committ^ to bring the ^ person or people responsible . ^ for^this tragedy to justia,-*

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of suspicious ongin and entirely different from the MGM blaze Nov 21

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The GF^ Nflrth Carota Federatiofl of Woma*t Oubt Dtarict IS mui fall naeetag was heM Saturday mWatangbn The of the meet

mg was the pwientatMB of the District Outstanding Oubwomae award to Mrs . Maggie Brown of Greenville, a member of the Junior Woman's CWb. She la a paM president ata Jttaor advtoor ofthedta

/I Mrs Brown was IWO cKwoman of the year lar the GreenviUe Juniors She is married to Jta Brown and dtoy have tan daughters. iWry and Suunne* Mrs Broom has served on the district by laws and iftpfniMting cammdtees Mrs Tracey Bdl. a representative of the Children's

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DEAR ABBY: Our son being marned at a formal church wedding m .May. and 1 am very nervoua about the bnde'a aelection id bndeamaida Five out of her sii brideamaids are already viaibly pregnant By May. one will be sii month along, two will be in their eighth month, and the other two had belter have^ iheir overnight caaea packed and in their cara!

The bndeamaidj gown are the maternity type, but A.bby, 1 wonder what the reaction will be wben they all walk down the aisle in vanoua Uge of pregnancy? (They're all mamed. to there nothing wrong with it. but the coincv dence might cauae people to anicker ) la there aome tactful way 1 can get my future daughter in law to reconaider her chotcea'*

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FASHIONS FROM YESTERYEARS -Catherine Carlisle. 15 months okl, left, and Sara Schaumann. three and a half years old

are pictured wearing fashions from the past The outfits were made by their mothers who have opened an English smocking business ih Aiken. S. C. (.\P Laserphoto

DEAR NERVOUS: No. lla the bride's prerogative to be attended by her cloeeat frienda. in whatever ahape they happen to be in. Juat make aure there'a a doctor in the houae.

A bndesmaidt luDdmn honoring bndeetect Terry Am Kov^chick waa pven Sativday at the home of Mn Bronson Matney.

Mrs Ernest L Ferguaon was assisting hotoess

The bnde-elect was presented a sUver nrekiace and a gift of dtaa by the hotoesKt Mtsi Kovakhtat remem bered her attcndanu with gifts.

A Vakntme theme was used to decorate the duung

Home Society, led a m Probiem Pregnaociea*' tito GFNCFWC jmnior project WorksiMps on *'Puated Tccnaiers ' and Ways ata liaana were conducted bjr Ms Carol Am Tucker and MrLJamMuU Attendiag from the GreenviOe Jumors were Mrs Brown. Marv Sheerin. cur-rewt pretodent. Lee Hasten first vice president. Brenda Jumm. Shelley Bmmght. Ame Prii^ Vickie Wag^ goner and JoAnn McPherson

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Bridal Couple Entertained

When cake layers are coropteteiy cool (about two hours), carefully brush all loose crumbs from surfaces (including sides). Place one layer top-side-down on serv ing plate, spread about 1/3 ctg> frosting on layer Place second layer topsideHg) over frosting Using a small amount of frosting, spread a thin layer around sides to seal in crumbs Reserve about cup frosting for top Swirl remaining frosting on sides, completeiy covering. Spread reserved frosting on top using a swirlii^ motion and blending the top with sides Cakes baked in angel food or fluted tube pans are usually glazed rather than , froMed. Combine and biend gia ingredients using the ^ amounte inAcated in the recipe. A glaze that contains m shortening should be thin enoitaL ^ "drtezle'V but Mwuid 'mt be "rumy. To test for the ri(^ coDsikency. after ingredients are biended, lift the spoon over the bowl and allow the mixture to run off. It should drizzle off the spoon in a aomewhat broken manner but smoothly If it is too thin (runs off spoon) add more powdered sugar a teaspoon at a time

^ A glaze that contains margarine. butter nr other short ening will be thicker and may seem too thick It should "flow rather than

"drizzle " To test for coo-sistnecy , mixture shoidd flow off spoon smoothly and evenly but very slowiy. If nnixture falls off spoon in dunqis. it is too thick Stir in more water a drop at a time and test again after each addition After blepding ingredients use a teaspoon to glaze the cake FUi the teaspoon with glaze Using the side of the bowl, remove any excess glaze from the spoon Carefully allow glaze to flow off spoon onto top of cake Using the tip and back of the spoon,gently spread the 90 that if covers the top. allowing some to flow or drizzle down the sides

Miss JoAm Hines and Bobby Pennington were honored at a floating miscellaneous shower al the home of Mrs Arlyn Branch. Wm

DEAR ABBY- We two IT year-old girl who babv it to earn extra money , and or problem is one that many other teen age bab> sitters have In our town, we get a dollar an hour for baby aitng Thi*' 1 the same pay our molhert received when they baby-aat at leen agers DUe to inflation, we think we re entitled to $.50 an hour before midnight and $2 00 afterward How should we go about getting a pay raise

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Special guesu mciuded Mrs John Kovaickick. mother of the bnde^kct. and Mrs Alton Hardee mother of the bndepnom elect

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Ms. Karen Tarto, ni^t staff nurse from Pitt Memorial Hospital, spoke to the Gamma Delta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority at its recent meeting The topic of her talk was geriatrics ,

She told of all aspects of the probtems of aging including physical, social and emotMoal Mrs. Nancy Lotowya was pledged as a new member. Mrs. Frances Cassick performed the pledge

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Mrs. Branch greeted gurots. Mrs Guyla Evans presided at the register and Mrs Verna McLawhorn recorded gifts The fefreshment table was covered in piidi and overlaid with lace and centered with an arrangement of pmk and white carnations and miuns in a silver Revere bowl. PWi lighted tapers in silver holders flanked the centerpiece Mrs Debby Gray poured punch and Mre Merey Smith served cake squares Mrs. Gara Hines directed guests to the gift table where Mrs Virginia Hines displayed gifts Asautag were Mrs. Barbara Hines. Mrs Gmevra Hardee. Mrs Louiae Hines. Mrs Gladys Cortiett. Mrs. Barbara Joyner and Mrs. Betty Harris.

The hoooree was remembered with a pink carnation corsage by the hostesses The collie will be married Feb 22 in the Winterville Free Will Baptist Church.

DEAR UNDERPAID: Sitters ran hardly stage a "it-in. But all you aittera can stand united and aak , for a uniform increase. And if you gel a boot in the (bustle, all you have to lose is your seating capacity.

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DEAR ABBY 1 am wnling to tell you how much good you did for me when you published the following in your column. When I met him, 1 liked him When i liked him, I loved him When I loved him. I let him When 1 let him. I lost him "

I can't thank you enough for printing that It saved my reputation My boyfriend and I had been dating only a short ume, yet he was preasunng me to "let him." I'm 16 and he's 18

I very nearly gave in. then that little saying popped into my head and gave me the strength to say no.

Needless to say. today we aren't speaking. I know it sounds like the plan backfired, but it really didn't I may have lost a boyfnend (who in the long run turned out to be worthleas anyway), but I gamed the respect of other guys with better values. (Boys ulk ) I hope other girls who read your column that day took your advice seriously. 1 did. And today my life im tha baat 4'a war baan- Thaoka.

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GENERAL TENDENCIES DeepiU Boat eariy inf fruatmtooa. ia the aftamoan you are abk ta ac-cawphah a gnat daai by tuandug ta.dotiaa Rapaying lavara bringa fm ramlu ARIES (Mtf tl to Apr IM Go iiraight to thoat ho iMva poear over your affain and gata then aupport whan yonr carver ie concamed TAURUS lApr 20 to May 201 Pot theae new and prac tical df to work so you caa advaoct in Ufa Gat nd af tha uawantad tf<i obaoiata GEMINI (May 21 to Juna-211 Follow your mtuiuon and handla praaaat situations in a practical way sad gat ea-calltnt rsaulu Usa can ta motion MOON CHILDREN Uuaa 22 to July 21) Take stops to cooparsu mon with ssaociatss tnd undarsund thair tdaat bauar. Engage in dvk work LEO Uuly 22 to Aug 211 Attend to regular chores early IB the day so you'll hsve mon tuns for social activities latar. Be mon thoughtful of othan VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sapt 221 Be careful of one who likes to downgrnds you end othars. Take lime for smusemcnls during spare time Be happy.

LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct 221 Make sun home affairs an haadtod wisaly. Ba more coopnative wHk othen Avoid a tswputicn to spend too muck money.

SCORPIO fOct 23 to Nov. 211 Good day to diacusa butinaee mattan with sssodatos and camant batter rala-tions. Keep active and free of boradom SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Doc 211 Analyia your trua financial poatuon and you find you an batter off than you think EfUbUeh more ordar around you p CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 201 PMeooal aims an difJ ficult to gam in the morning but latsr they become eaeyl for you Attend group eflair tonight AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Fab ! Make sun you don t

reect bitterly to conditions you cennot change Make new acquainiancae of worth PISCES iPeb 20 to Mar. 201 Look to an older end enous fnend for the backing you need at this lime, but be diplpmetk in asking for it IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY ... be or she will be able to comprehend work and career matters well, so be sure to send to college 'There is much ability and desin for organixstionel work. A good background in religion is imporunt here Sporu sre a must.

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Wp have been told that it is more blessed to five thu to receive South followed that advice on today's hand and his generosity was rewarded tenfoid.

North's bid of five hearts was a two-way action. He was not sure he eould defeat four spades, and five hearts, even if it failed, would not prove costly East felt he had done his all by risking four spades at equal vulnerability. His assessment was correct - perfect defense would have defeated five spades by two tricks. And an inspired club lead by West would have beaten five hearts

The opening spade lead was ruffed in the closed hand. Declarer led a low trump to ?the nine, and ruffed another

covered with the see. but in MMd of ruffiag. dedsrer magnanBously discarAad ha iMing ^amood.

This lomwnlaur play had a dramatic effect. Unleu East took the aee of rluba tbare and then, it would have baen auignad ta abtivwn. A spade srould aUaw declarer to discard a chib wkile ruf fiag ia duBuay. tbea ut up diaiaoads witk a ruH. The jack of truoipa would be an tntry ta diimmy to the esuMished dtaOMmds. allow lag declarer to get nd of his reouiaiag dub lour. And if East had the remaining dta moad. be could exit with it but that would simply allow dedarer to set up dummy'i suit with s ruff Note that, if declarer takes the straightforward line of simply leading toward the kiag of clubs, he a doomed. The defenders will get two club tridu and a diamond. Also, if declarer tries to set up the diamonds. West can maneuver to win a diamond trick and his club shift will again defeat the contract.

The * Advanced Choral Enembie fruin North Pitt H^ School received a superior rating on its perfor manee in the Solo-Small Enaembie Content hdd at Wilson Flke Hi^ School in January The 14 sinfers were rated on their performance oi "Yoiff Sbming Ey." by Bateson and 0 Bone Jei.' by Palestrina Members of the ensemble are Lynn Allen. Lisa Barnes. Terry Briley, Juanita Bunn. Susan Carson. Christine Cllfl. Katrina Gray, Sheron Harm, Amanda HoUiman. Jimmy Ted. Jerry Simpson. Paul Tucker, Joiin Wilson. Barry Warren Andrea Wyime and Lu Anne Keel Paul Tucker received a superior rating on his baritone performance of "Turn Thee to Me, by Dvorak Susan Carson, soprano received a superior rating on StUle W'le Die Nacht. by Bohm Amanda Holliman, an alto, received an excellent rating on I Will Sing Neu Songs of Glad ness." by Dvorak This contest ts the first one

in which the North Pitt Cborm has participated Barbara Plummer the choral director. . t FarmviUe Middle School and FarmviUe Central High under the direction of Kathryn Sis also competed in the competition Twenty eight soloisU were sent to the

The Lwil> RcAack GmovUle. N C contest and seven scored avpenor as compared with last year's one These stu^ dents were Troy Barnes Darwin Barnes DeWayne Brown. Claire Bullock Brent Hathaway. Angela Dixon * and VKssa Shackiefwd Several students also scored excdlert jrfus and they are; Lon Smith Tonya Parfcw, Gma Penndl thia Horne. Stacy Warren. Wvnette Winstead, .Marc Hdsenback. Momea Wkes and Chris Edu ards Scoring excellent were the following' Pam Harper,

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Better Methods Needed

HIS VERY ABLE ASSISTANT!

A society fed up Ntith petty street crime might feel moved to enthusiastically endorse Chief Justice Warren E. Burger's contention that the courts are tipped too far in the defendants' favor in criminal cases.

We, too, have seen too many cases where a conviction was thrown out on what seemed to be a technicality of the law, and the defendant was back on the streets. So, we suppose we would have to agree that there is something to what the chief justice says.

There is, however, one factor that causes us to pause. That is the fact that our jails are bulging with convicted criminals. So despite the fact that there are flagrant rulings which turn criminals loose, it is obvious the courts are doing a

pretty thorough job of convicting those who have committed crimes.

How does society deal with the proMem of increasing crime, and still protecting the rights guaranteed us in the Constitution? Perhaps the other part of Chief -Justice Burgers discussion before the American Bar Associatitm has the most merit He cited the need for increased spending on law en-forcemoit and prison renovation.

We need more sophisticated police methods to deal with todays crime syndicates. We are grabbing the drug pusher and prostitute in the streets but the big-time crime organizer is not touched. It is going to take better law enforcement technology to get at the real heart of American crime.

Intervention To Test Reagan

Another premier of Poland has been dismissed as labor unrest continues in that nation.

It is likely that the time is nearing when the Soviet Union, or one of its pi^)pet governments, intervenes In Polish affairs to end what it sees as a lethal threat to the aU-mighty

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When that comes it will be a major test of the new Reagan administration in the United States. 'The president has taken a tough line with the Soviets, and it is possible the first major test of that toughness will come with a Polish intervention.

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Tuesday. Feb 17* the UMns sf ftwenvBle wttl wie the UMir-by-theDrink issue

People, we have to realne wbat can hapficn if a is voted in.

Stre, we migW gel some revenue from it tat where wwddit

go? The whiskey fortes say It wiB p for the pnvlBI of amis,

curtMog and other coinmunity projects. 1 dont diink so. 1 believe It will eventually p lor the rehabiUtadM of the alcflholK and atao iBcrMsed law enfaroaneat: Ihirelere, coatii^iiMtead of making money

We need to uDderstaod that some people wiO pt the ikpnr,

DO matter what the cost People wUI pi aU they want to dniL with or without LBD. ao what ia the advantap of k? The whiskey forces say iat they dont, in any way, support taverns and ban If e have LBD, the reatavanU wfll be making mooey <rff liquor, the money thirt we ail wart so hard

lor . We wffl ba making them rfch, and In the praceas naktag

IK poorer. Dmdung ts a sin. It alao kiUa people, wniathBaa slowly nd pakifully I recently became an EMT, a person to uve Hvea. but the law aaya that people have the ript to refine treatinem and if we give it to then. It coats us, the taxpayen So the on!) tJuf I can dk If he refuoet. Is to tot bock aito feel nrry tor hun Pleoae tolks. if you care shout your loved one. vote apioto

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A Growth Industry with tv in The Court

ByBILLNOBLITT RALEIGH - Every lime the General Axaemtiy of North Carolina runs udo financial hard tiroes, members take a gloomy look to piMic information services in state pvenunent But when it comes to keeping people on board, in one capacity or another, with whatever title, to keep their names and successes before the public, governmental officials are second to none During the recession of 1975-75 the legislative base budget committee made an effort to trim back the proliferating numbers of in-house public reUtkms activities throughout state pv-erement.

This ytf. agsm trying to cut apnding - or to least trim in some places to beef up others - legislatm-s are beginning to thumb through the monstrous budget books looking for public rela-tions.

It is obvious, already, that this phase of government activity has recovered from the recesston and must be rlastofiad as a growth industry.

Piming down the real figures is ail but imponible. You wUl not find, in the budget, a category labeled public relatioos. You will find some depaitmenls will lito communicatioos. and some wfll simply hide the entire thing under ;;special ^ assistant to the director.

Cutting tlwoup all the various job titles and excuses, however, it is safe to say that pumping out government mformation for the public is costing state taxpayers in the neighborhood of $15 to 20 million yearly, and is keeping around 200 people on the payrolls of state government agencies, the state colleges and universities, arid the

sub-programs on the campuses such as hospitals, sports programs, and such which have their own in-fonntokn specialists When Gov. Jim Hunt spoke the other evening to a gath-

trimmed back if dollar bunting legisltors can get a barxfle on puUic informatMo programs Some see red when told that to a time they are being asked to booto gas taxes, the Department of Transportation has 14 employees and a budget of 1350.000 for public informatioo. Some are genuineiy distressed that welfare costs are out of sight and funds must be increased while more than half-a-million u speto by Human Recoirces for a public in-fmrnation office with 20 employees^ At Cqnununity (OonttmedonpageS)

WASfflNGTON - The Sq jreroe Court just voted to allow television cameras into the courtroom It tm^ be one of the moto far-reaching decisioas the Burger Court has ever made, and pomibiy the most fri^flening as far as protecting the innoceQt goes Let me explain Anyone who has had any expoMre on television knows that everyone who has seen you recognizes you, but no one can remember whto you said did For 15 years people who watched them every night didtat know Huntley from Brinkley. 1 bad the good fortune to be on $ Minutes

in a fnenfly piece done by Mike Wallace - but to tbis day people can't remember if I was the scheming real estate developer in Arizona, or the guy who was srouggl-

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1 am afraid that Frmto Steinbeck fafls to think thinp throng to a sober way. to Ms Public Porun tetter of Je*siary 21 he uyi Greeavflte and Pitt Goutoy camot afhrd mote outieU tar the dtetrflMttoaB of bquors **>

Whto Frank doesa't reaiiae ia Ihto, if the Liquor By the Drink referendum goes yea. the new outlets will stanply replace the old iatets Thoae who now go to with bottles wil then go to wthout bottiet Tbit meant that fewer (M any) bottles wfll be dropped on the pavement and broken, thus reducing hazard to ehUdm who gambol barefoot in the parking tot in the sununerltaoe. In short, less innocent blood spilt Two other consideratloas that slipped past PraoTs mlnd-

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ering of the North Carolina Preas Association to Chapel Hill, he said a couple to stgoificato things One, he asked the question to newspaper people; Are you comtortabie with the fact that people are maktog fundamental decisions about the futive to this sttoe and ntoton on the basis to the iirfanna-tion and ideas you give them?

Perhaps the question could equally be, 1$ Gov. Hunt comfortable with people making judgments on government programs on the basis to informatioo and ideas supplied by paid publicists'

He also ntoed that be believes his administratioo should communicate actri^ and aggressively. And that will continue to be our policy.

Trimming Some to that active and agressive " communication from the ranks mifgit be

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One to the best things ever to hapiwn to our neighiMTS in Durham was tbe idea to changing the citys image from the Ctty to Tobacco to the Cky to Medicine. It is proper and ironic that a group to buness and inedicai people have decided that Durham will hencetorth uae the cadueeus, the ^nbto to tbe medical profemton, instead to the tobaeoo leaf. Tbe ironic part to tbe cbaogeover is that Durham became a dty because to its tobacco outteti and Duke Univenlty became world-famous becauK to James B Duke and tobacco money. One could say that tobacco money aduaily made tt possflite for Divbam to become tbeOty to Medteine.

No advertiaing or conwltbig firm ia the world eouid have come up witb a better slogan for Drnham. It qmafes the truth about tbe conunmity In Durham there are over 2,000 boqpital beds, and tbe oRnmiifltys pbyscian to poptoatton ratio is five ttmes the national average. Tbe Duke medical facflities, the Veterans Administration Bledicto Center. Durham Cmaty Generto Hospital. McPberaon Hospital. Lem Baker Childrens Hospital. Lincota Comnunfly Health Center, and Duke's Eye Center and Cooprehensive Cancer Center make up a complex to health services second to none in the country The canqiaign will certainly hdp to attract many retired citizem and an enormous mnnber ci new industries to tbe area Tbe supporters to the City to Medicine plan can alao report on the vast amoufl to medical research and other allied medical facilities in Chapei HUL Raleigh and the Research Triante Durham is truly the flagship to medical senriees tor North Carolina and no one can complain for its unng tbe City to Medicine to deseriie the dty.

Working on the program for the past year has been a group to 10 health leaders from Dwham heaM by Dr. James E. Etovis, chairnum to the depmtroent to surgery at Durham Coutoy General Hospital. Dr. Davte is a puduate to tbe Univmfly here, served as president to the student body during Us senior year, and was one to the most oitstanding trade stars in the schools history. He has been one to Durhams leading citizens tor almost S years. EDs teadersfaip to the prpjed gives it the credence and direction needed to assure fliccesB.

A-iter ^ ^ ^ calling Durham ttie Qty to Medicine ^ pmi^ be ttie best thing that has happened to the City to - Tobacco since World War "

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ing in illegal altens from Mexico. '

. With the advent of cable teteviston and its eventual choice to SO chaimels, we have to asnane ttmt oour-tronn trials will provide some to tbe beto enteitain-ment on tetevteton. Therefore some smart cable TV, operator wfll plug into the courts and fto an entire dUB-nei to free time HWS.

Let w SMume that a defen-dmd, Arnold GuiUbte. te be-mg tried by a jwy in New York tor refusing to pay tor an AMTRAK train ride, becauR there was no heat in the ctf and the trato was two hours late.

After ttoee days Arnold is found tanoceto to the charges and (rued . Ail this has been on tetevisioa.

The next day Arntod is

walking to his office and a ___________

lady on the street says to her n The Mooch Factor and The Bretoh Factor.' companion, Look, there s the man we saw on television who held ig> the liquor store in the Bronx "

No, thats not the mu who held tg> the liquor store Hes tbe one who mugged tbe old man to tbe park

Arnold keeps walking He Mops off at his bank to cato) a cbeck The guard tan-mediately recognizes him and draws his gun. You're not going to puU another bank robbery here the guard tells him 1 uw you on TV md 1 cotodn't bdteve the judge would give you a pended sentence

Im not a bank robber,

Araold pratetos You saw me 00 tetevision in regard to a caae to which 1 refused to pay a train ticket.

Dont tell me what 1 saw on tetevitooo. You were on Monday m#t

That was another trial

Get out to toe bank, I dont ever want to aee you here again. the guard teOs him.

Arnold leaves to a daae Hes stopped on tbe street by a man Hey. Arnold, Im a big fan to yours. Anyone who fnid 17 mfllioo

ftnm his company ud wind im with a hung jury is my Uad to guy. How about your auto^apb?

I didnt embezzle $7 miUioo from my company .

Okay, 10 fl was more I bet 540-1 youd beat tbe rap. Just ^ put your John Hancock here "on my business card and sigi fl to my son Billy."

Arnold signs it. A crowd gathers and asks for autographs. "Who is it? a lady wants to know.

"Its *Soo to Sam. someone else ays. "They just (PteaaeturntoPageS)

When several cot^ites go out for dinner, and one to the coigfles forgets to bring their brown bag Tbe Mooch Factor emerges The forgetful couple mooches drinks from the others, causmg side gtanoes. muttcrtofk and general discontent ainong the moochedHqion - leatong mayhap I and alas), to harsh words and broken bomes.

The Breath Factor occurs when tbe forgetful couple doa not mooch, but sin^y goes throu^ tbe evening talking Into tbe others' faces, and blowing their Own Breath, unscenled by beurtwn or anything eiae ave (perhaps) luncheon coUardsThiscan remit in permanent hatreds I thiiA that when Frank considers these thtogi carefully, he will go early to the polls and vote Yes in tbe referendum Jota G. dark Jr.

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To toe editor;

Reading Mr. W. P. Macorobers tetter to toe editor in Monday's Reflector confirms my beltef that tew Pflt Couoty cttizens know what the real'ooncern to tbe naal property owners is over the receto property re-evaluattan. The tobceo fanners primaqr concern ts the $2 per pound vahK placed flo toe tobacco quota and added to the value to the laud.

TUa, Mr. Mieomber, has caused tobacco farms to go ig> four times their origbial value, althou^ only about 12 to 15 percent to most (vms cropland may be plaifled to tobacco. Since your property and that to moto homeownen went iqi only twice its original value, we muto assume that if orlgbul values were acciratej^your property os now uadervalued and our if overvalued. Certainly, fl does appear Itat your bato interest wfll be served if officials do not cave in to polflieai preaure.*

Tbe tobacco quota , in effect, a fraichtoe to praduoe tobacco under a federally regulated program. The quota (alone) caraiot be sold, we toc told, stnoe fl doa not betoag to tbe indivKlual. but is only his to ok and paoa on with flm land to which it wa issued It aiio may be rancrtlad to my time the ^venutiient sees fit to withdraw the prograoL

With this in mind, we tobacco farroen (eel fl is utoalr to taa our Iwi buildings, equipment, boma and tim> add a privitege tax disguised as a property tax. We see this a a penalty extended to tbe tobacco (arm owner that appltes tono otber franchise holda for county tax purpoea Certabily, we ask why.

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GOOD SAMARITAN IS REWARDED The wife to an advertising man was having linch one day in a restauraitt when a woman at tbe next table fainted Along with others, the advertisii^ man's wife made herself useful. It turned out that the woman had fainted because to ami-ety and fatigue. She had invetoed a product to be used in beauty pariors and, after a year or two to energetic promotion, had been*com-pelled to admit that she wa defeated.

When the wife to the advertising man told her husband about tbe {xroduct, he became intorested in tt and started a new (Hxmiotion for the invetoor. The product cMigbt on and brougto a rich reward to tbe inventor and the promoter.

Playing tbe Good Samarium bad paid off. Or. to use an expresBMB to 0. Henry's, tbe woman od her butoiand cast thtor bread upon the wtoer and after numy days tt came back in tbe form to cottage pudding wUh wine sauce.r

ByJOHNCUNNIFF APBtaDOi Analyst

HARTFORD, Conn (AP)

Because economk oonh-tiOK me poor doesDt mean theyH always be that way, ays John FQer, a hv^ nosed busmessman who finds reason to believe that op-timtem is realism.

At any time we make tbe terrible mistake to beiievmg that current coodtttons will exist for all time, said Filer. 57, chairman to Aetna Life ft Casualty, a comp^my with more than $30 bUlion to assets.

Current cmditxns, tt is widely believed, are less than what they should be, not just in financiai and construction oeaa. here Aetna ia heavily involved, but also in a vast economic panorama.

It may not continue, Filer said. A year ago, he reminded, there was widespread belief ta bond market wa dead. Now, he obBCTved, corporations and investon are Uning up to get . back in.

Filer, whoa giato eo-terpriae ii ranked first cn the Fortime bit to "toversified-financial companies,.

almost three tima larger ance, according to FUer, the than Merrill Lynch ft Co.. is -^retoisticoptiinisl js-

especially wary to long4eim forecasts baaed on shortterm phenomena He ha seen them fail time after time.

Something always intervenes, be said. He is optimiatk; about stoutions to buying and financing hoina He refuaa to believe that interest rtoa are bounl to remam hi0i just-because they are high now. He de-cUna to Vary the whole life insurance policy, insisting

Its conceivable that ^ traditional financing (long-u term, fixed rates) can come back. be said, siting at a desk in a q;>acious office a timeless in decor as the huge red brick Aetna complex surrounding it - -

Pomanaxe is something Filer understands, and he isnt sive that the troubla afflicting bomebuyers today are permanent I won't be are that four years from ^ now we wont be talking

that inflation hasn't kilted tt. .ji about what we were worry

Whole life is no more dead than the bond market ia. be said to the tradttiona] life inurance policy that ha. among other beneftts, cash and lomi value. During the pot inflated decade, whole life (or entire life) polictes have tost some to their (ace vtoue and appeal, and many would-be customers have switched to short-term, renewable poUcia. ^

And the tradttiooal home

ii^ about, he said I have a feeling that the ingenuity to man will come up with arrangements

While this suggests Filer relia on chance intervention to ave the day, his siflHe-queto commots dispei the notion. There have been at-titudinal changes, he pointed out. Peopte. he said, are more willing to tackle problems. Reindustrializatkxi is already more than a slogan, he believes, and he believa

mortgage market, given up there are some indications

for dead evm by lenders that the profit, noniKtoit and

whose chief product tt is, govmunental sectors

may be no more dead than learning to cooperate

bonds or whole life msur-

are-

Unlike some contem

poraries, who fear that to play with the tigers tail is to invite a thrashing, be believes business caa cooperate with govonment to correct latan disarray, ft g. must be a cooperative effort, be sid. What it good or bad for peoffle is good or bad for^f^ businea.

Tbe chai^ wont bap^ suddenly, he suggested, and not without real effort and some fears, too. But agam he caution Americans not to judge the future by (rtiat they see today.

I would not want tins company aL the moment to be oto front with long term, fixed rate loans, he cni-oeded.

Bto. he added, if confidence is rebailt, productivity improved and the work ethic restored, thea poesflily financial instttutton may have money pfle in over the transom ft iat tocon-ceivable,hesaid.

And if that happen, tbe _ suggestion waa, the financing -to America its homa and factora, too - might benefit frwn a more plenttful supply to traditonai, stable, affordable interest rata and terms.

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AraoU BMMn u bmk dm# Ite crowd d nie lo luf ofllee 4WTV an Ms frtcadiareriMiBttailwl Ow fijrt. -AraokL I tel WMI to be crticai bid you md look at the camera BHR dea yoa're UMte Anottar ay, Yau lookad awMly acrvou Were you MTvoui*" A thinl nyt. *1 dkkat me tlv tea but my wife aid yarn lawyer am a dummy aod if te had been OB dK )vy te aoidd ham given you the fltaxifflum ' The bom cads Arnold in Were foing to have to let you go I've had cads (rom thrae cutenera aho aid they don't want to do bwioem with a cmpmn aho htrei wtfwhoalen."

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(QmUmmiinaptfe4) CoUefH there are oix people mi a budget of IC.SN at Odtural Remurceo die tab to fTVOn with five empioyeeo; at dm Department of Ptadic Inetniction there are 9x people with a badgBl of mm which todudeo a lot of prindag: and in Gov Hnnt's office which stariad (our yean ago with one prem aide there are now three hi^ily paid prem aide, piuo three fuUtime cierta and a biatetinexoemoftlSO.M

By JAMES R. KING Aamctated Prom Writer EL PASO. Texm (AP) -Border Patrol Supervisor Jim Karr can remeaaher the days when iUegal ahcn field worfeen waved at hla mm aa they (hove by Now Illegal aliene working on Texm fanrn. ranches and conotnictioo ottet are being bused back acrom the Rio Grande by the thouaands in an Immigratioo crackdown drawing criticism from Hispanic groupa.

The Border Patrol had been prohiUUd tran raiding private buUneaoes since laat gpring by nfflclals hoping to get a better census count The baa was lifted dree weeks ago and we had our second highest January (apprehension rate! in history said Richard Staley of El

Pmo. chW of a Patrol dtatrlet that taehite mom of aouthen New Mex ico and Weal Texm m far eaatmVanHoiw January is usually one of our slowcr months - there is usually very Utde harveat, he said But laat month, he said, hit MS officers apprehended 12.MB up-(tocunmnted workers and returnad moat of then to Mexico Other Border Patrol of-flcera from here to the lower Rio Grande Valley and m far north m Datlm reported the same trend The latest raids have drawn criticism from Mexican-Americsn activists who argue they disrupt fami

dm and inirtage on the rtgks of Hiapatoc cidaens wkhout actually stopping the northward migratloo of Mexican Mo the Uniled Stales

Even though the ban extended through the Qrst half of January, agraU iMffrtrtng to the Rio Grande Valley cai^ twice as many illegal aUens last month as they had in December, said Jim Kerr, a Border Patrol supervisor based in the McAllen headcpiarten

Before the restrictions were lifted, we could drive down farm roads and look out either side and see illegals working in the ftekk. he said, adding that the undocumented workers

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Officers igprchended M aliens in one three-hour sweep of Odesu oilfield pipe sigiply yards, said Johnny WUliaiBs. cMef pilot with the Border Patrol sector headquarters m Marfa la Dallas, regional ctoef wniiam Chambers said * m of lam week we have ar-realed SIO to the Dallas-Fort Worth area alone. Mott of them have since been bused back to the border, where illegal aliens are released to walk acrofli the bridges back into Mexico

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turn. m oppooed to the lew who elect to stay and wait > w jail - for a deportmioo hearing Charles Elmore a Border Patrol intelligence officer baaed to Marfa, said there is rarriy any homilky between the illegal aliens and the officers who arrest them

Tbe> yokt and laugh on their way back to be pro cesaed There is no deep^ seated hatred there Its not that we don t tike them people " he said "I dont biame them for tryng to come up here and bettor themseives

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Repreaentatives of the Pitt County Clooe UP program wUl particqime to the Natiooal Clom UP to April in Washington. DC Students attending will be from D.H Conl^ and Farmville Central Hi^t Schools The Pitt County School system received special recognition for beii the ftnt utot to the coukry to carry out such an extensive (Tom UP program at the local county level. North Carotina wm aim a forerunner of the Clooe UP program on a state governmental level The (Tom UP concept it that of involving students to the mechanics of poltica and government This is achieved by ijkerviewing governmental and administrative officials. On this face-to-face level students get a chance to discuss many of the problems and challenges of todays government lp

Members of the local Pitt County steering committee are: 1-Sarah Hurt. FarmvlUe Certral; Delano WUson, Ayden-Grlfton; Virginia Guk. North Pitt, Helen McGanahan, D H Coniey. and TtaaDrye, High School Supervisor Ms Drye, who has received an administrative fellowship to attend the natiooal dote UP-sessions, will share her experiences with (Tom UP on a local and state levd at the conference

Students who will also attend are Kirk Shelle> , Stuart Gordon. Scott Cannoo. Mike Worthington. Jeff Joyner, and Stephen Natale of Pitt Courty Schocks These studerts are preaeikly contacting groups and organizations that might be willing to sponsor their trip Anyone wishing to help sponsor a trip may contact Sarah Hint at Farmville Certral High School (753-5138)

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RALEKiH. \C tAPi -Minutfs aflw a biU was introduced calling lor a rrt-erendum on the E<)uai Rights Amendment Sen Rachel Grav. D-Hi^ Pomt. pleaded Tueadav with the Senate not to let the issue divide the gnM>

I taiou how much rancor there has been in the past." liie said - I hate to see us choose up sides'*

Meanwhile a number of committees loohed at proposals aimed at stopping Clime, mciuding the fair sentencing law promoted In* Gov. Jim Hunt

As ERA opponents had expected. Sen OUie Hams. D-Kings .Uountam. proposed the bill calling for the ERA referendum Lt Gov Juamy Green sent the tall to the Judiciary 1 Committee, which is considered to be against the coastitutiooal amendment Harris has acknowledged the conumnee proti^y will amend the referendum bdl to make it a proposal to ny the ERA Svgiporters of the constitutional amendment, acknewiedgiag they lack enough support needed (or approving the ERA. say they

would rather delay discussion of the amendment

I am pleading to you to keep an open nund on this issue. Mrs Gray said **ii you canot think what this Equal Ri|^ .^mewhneot might mean to your wife. Uuok of what k might mean toyourdau^ker."

Meanwhile, the uniform sentencing law. scheduled to go nio effect March 1, came under fire m the Senate Judtotary III Committee, prompting supporters to say they'll accept still another

dciay m ki imptemsntatisn

Sen Henmn Barnes. D-Goldsboro. primary sponaor of the measure, said any delay would have to be brief I would not some deUy. Baines said In an nkennew **At the outside I can see June L althe present time*

The uniform sentencing promwB B the centerpiece of the Hunt aihnmistrations antHrnme legtalatini it will establish uniform sentences for each type of crime In IMP. the Legislature postponed the date, the measure would take effect from July IW lakU this March

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CdmmiUee was coasidiering a bill filed by Barnes makmg mmor amentanents in the act largely gving judges more discretioa It sent the tosue to a subcommktee. which will also consider proposals to delay the effective date of the act SterilizatKn

Rep Chns Barker. D-Ncw Bern, filed a biU that would allow the parents of a mentally ill or mentaUy retarded person to petition for that person to be sterlltoed

Community, support programs for the meikaBy ill are the target of a bill filed by Rep Gordon Greenwood. D-Black Mountain The bill woikd ^jpropn^ I42S.OOO to ll-eandf72S.mtalM2-83 for area programs for the meikally Ul Greenwood seid the local pragams shoidd be iswd as sn siternstive to lengthy itsys st mstltikions by the mentally ill ^

A bil to set*# s 12-mcniber commission to toudy the orgsoixstiae of the bMursm Depsrtraent was filed Tueaday by Rep. Ernest Mesaer,I>Cantoe.

In calling for the con-miasian. Memer eked the rapid gnwth of toe d#art-ment to reeenl years Members of the study commiotoan would be sppouked by the lieutenant governor, the General Assembly and the UBurance iadukry.

Menlto Health The General Assembly must consider dostag fadli-tia for the mentally iQ or drastically cutting area nsental beaito progams if It is going to cut money from the budget of toe Divitoon of Mental Health under toe Department of Human Re-anurces. legislative staff smalysts said Tuesday.

if toe Legislature b going to look at cuts, k's gsmg to have to consider the possibility of ckBtog facilities or portMm of factlkies or oon-sider ciktmg back com munky progsins' becsum thats where the dollars are. said Jim Johnson of the L^Blatures Bacal mearcb staff

Elderfy The Sentoe Judiciary I Committee approved an atonimatralion biU that was proposed to make assault on an ekierfy person a felony. But the venan that Bnally came out of committee b^rs little resembience to the oto-gmal vmion. and would instead make R a iekmy to assault handicapped peo^

The iiimnilttwt mrsan. reurrkton hy a skkcommillee beaded by Sen Robert Swain. D-Atoieville, would define hands or feet as detofly we#ons to amaikte on handicapped people. Currently a weapon miBt be

uned to make an assault a feiony

Oriflnatty, toe measure would have applied to snyone eaovcr Anyone convicted under toe proponed biil would face up to yean to prison, s ftoe.orboto.

Wsgto Rep Ted Kaplsn. Winton^toem. fitod a toll that would allon rome etnpioycn to create new pomtions that would not be subject to toe nununun w#e statute The btfl would limit such pomtions to Ices than S perceik of the employer's work force The stale mieimum wagr currently is tin.

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Kaplan ato Bled a bill that would add two ptikic representatives to toe board of medical examinen Rep Al Adams. D^Raletgt filed a toll that would affect county commissioners, sheriffs, (h^rict attameys, ^ registen of deeds d local

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Plan Federal Reserve Carry Inflation Fight

ByOWENULLMANN Associated Press Writer

WASHINGTON <APi -The Reagan administratKxi concedes its proposed tax and budget cuts would make only a small doit in the economy, leaving the main battle to brtog down inflation to the independent Federal Reserve Board Treasury Secretary Donald T. Regan said Tuesday that President Reagans (kanned 30 percent retoiction in personal tax rates over three years and a cik in business taxes are needed to encourage economic growth and reverse a three-year decline in productivity.

But that does not mean we can defeat inflation solely by cutting taxes and jMth ducing more goods. R(^ said in a speech to the National Press Gub "Even a lar^ increase in productivity growth would knock only 1 or 2 percent ol the infUkion rate. which

stood at ^^12.4 percent last year.

The rest of the inflation will have to be ended by bringing long-run money growth into line with the long-run growth of the economy," Regan said. "The major contributioo of the ^ Federal Reserve must be to _ ^ moderate the growth rates' of the money supply Under the 1913 law that created the Federal Reserve System, the nations central bank is response for con-ducting the nation's monetary policy mdi^^-

detklyofthepresideik While the Reagan ad-mimstration is counting on the bank to bring down inflation, the Fed says its efforts to restram growth of the money supply will aic-ceed in combatting inflation only if the administration reduces federal spending so budget deficits can be dirai-nated

While most economics expect inflation to persist at around 10 percent for the next two or three years, a forecast prepared for the administration s budget office predicts inflation could be cut to about 6 percent by toe end of 1982 if the president's economic program b enacted fully and the Federal Reserve maintains a grip on the money stqiply 'iat forecast has come under attack as being un-realisticalJy optimistic Tuesday, the chief econmnist of the .New York Stock Exchange. William Freund, cautioned bankers against making financial plaiB based on the low ftirecast Freund ukd a group of bankers a 6 percent inflation rate is not likely to be achieved before 19 at the earliest

Cl In his speech 0 Tuesday, Regan also said the ad-mimstration may follow up ^its personal tax-cut plan later this year with a proposal to reduce tax rates on dividends, interest and otber types of unearned income Unearned income now is taxed at marginal rates of up

to 20 percent, while earned tocme, such as salary, is taxed to up to 50 percent Regan, (ormeriy chairman of brokerage giaik Merrill Lynch It Co.. previously has sakl he favors making the tax rates comparable for both types of income, a move that would benefit ipper-incoroe Americans with large savings or holdings of stocks and bonds I have a quarrel with those who call that unearned (income)," Regan added "1 work lor mine (money). Having worked lor it and then having had it taxed and then havmg managed to save it and I then invest tt and I send it out to work at my risk and then a retinn comes back to me - that's un-^ earned Not in my lexicon.

The Pitt County NAACP New Honzons prt#am was an enormous wccess. accordi# to D D Garrett, chapter presKtent

The (Nxigram. held last weekend, commemorated the lUth anniversary of the Emancipatioo Proclamation Saturday evening Mrs ARheaT.L. Simmons spoke to a full house to a banquet held to the Holiday Inn. Mrs Simmons, director of the Washington. D. C. Bureau of the NAACP, is a kibbyist for civil ngfits. She stressed the inportance of the Voters RighU Amendment of 196S It to only as recently as 1965 that black people throughout this couikry obtained the right to vote without reservation This ri^ is now to jeopardy, as the statute of this amendment will terminate to August. 1962. she said The extension of the 1966 Voters Rights Amendment comes before Congress this year and there are some politicto elements for its repeal, she tndictoed.

Sunday evening the celebration was coatinued with a Freedom Fellowship Ma^ Meeting at Sycamore Hill Baptist Church here Although Bishop Alfred G. Donston. the announced guest speaker, was unable to attend, his representative, the Rev R. P McDougal addressed the group Pastor of Gtolon Chapel A M. E. Zion Church. New Bern, he drew a comparison between the emancintoions of Jesus Christ and Abraham Lmcoin. He said, "Girist liberated the souls of all men. thus he prepared the way fw Lincoln to graik the pt^ical freedom of tkack people.

The Eastern Star, Household of Ruth, Maaons, Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias were the special 0iests for the evening. Ail were dressed to tbeir traditional usHonss Musical programs were rendered for both events Mrs. LUltan Parker acconpanied a vocal quintet from PhiUppi Baptist Church of Stopson Saturday. Johmy Wooten coaducled a combined choir from York Memorial A M E Zkm Church Sunday '

school board members Adams bill would require that when ine of these electRl officials leaven, his political party should appomt the successor. The bill would require that governing bodies adhere to the party's suggestions

A .North Carotina rescue squad pension fund would be established under a bill filed by Rep Bob Etheridge. D-Lillington. and a committee to study the property tax system in the stale would be set up under a bill filed by Rep Robert McAlister, Ruffin

Sen Vernon White, D-WinlerviUe. filed a bill that woikd dotoke the tax on feed and fertilizer from 5 cents a ton to 10 cents a ton The money would go to agricultural reaearch to the stale

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Ob Iteaday, the Looistaiia Supreme Court voted 4-2 hattiiv the exec tion, the aeeoad Ume the stale's h#eat court has ^ruled Martin can be executed. '

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Martin, M. was convicted of kiliii (our people In Terrebonne Parteb m 1177 after be found out hfs wife was seemg another man

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The aty CoudciI will hold its regular February meeting on ThMTsday atSp.Bi in the council chambers at city hall

Six piiiic heanngi are among the agenda items, on the rezoning oi some 11 acres between Foirth and Fifth Streets, Iran R- le R-4, rexomng o< some l&J acres located soiah d Oakdale SiMivision, from RAH to R-l; reming from RAH to R-15 of the .Allen Tucker property, incaled south of Section III of Tttcter Estates Subchvisioa (Bi acres);

Aimexatn of Section U1 of the PrefeHionai Cnter (4.4 acres), located weal of the IxMpital property; rezoning from n^wav Commercial to.R-6 of the Harvey Bradshaw pi^ierty. located Mrtb of Carolina Telephone on the west sMe of Hooker Rond, and on an amendment to the ifTMO Ctaoumnty Deveioprnent program to allocate surplus urban renewal funds

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Budget amendments; scheduling of four items for public hearings as recommended by the Joint CIty-County Planning and Zonii Commission; three appiicatioas for privilege iicemes; tax kems; various resolution considerations, among them a resolution requesting location of interchange on new tocrtlsn of CS B4 thoroughfare between Farmville and GreeaviUe; coneUention of bids on a beang/cooling system for the Commuaity Building and other business matters

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NEW Y(*K (AP) - FBI the witness stand, about agents already had deroga- them

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were amstad and convtoted in the Abscam invefltigation. a federal proMCiior says

On every congressman there was an allegation of a criminal nature. prosecutor Thomas Puccio told U.S. Dirtrict Judge George C Prrtt at a due process hear ing Tuesday for seven Abacam defendants who are trying to have their convictions overturned on grounds of governmental misconduct

Only one of the Democratic cof^rensnien involved is still in the House of Representatives Rep. Raymond Lederer, D-Pa. The other three - John Murptqr of New York. Michael liters of Pemsylvafda, andPrank Tboo^ Jr. of New Jersey - were defeated in le-efection races last November.

The other three defendarte in the hearing are PbUadelphia City Coun-cUman Louis Johanson. Il^for Angelo Errichetti of Camden, N.J., and Philadelphia attorney Howard Criden.

Pueda said FBI Director wyUam Webster had ordered that it had to be made dear iO the congressmen they were being offered a bribe before any money was paved Also, the prosecutor said. Webster ordered that unsuspecting middlemen, not FBI agents, were to solicit the congressmen.

In addition, Puccio told the judge, Webster ordered background checks on each of the House members before any meetings took place.

Puccio wanted Pratt to see the documents as evidence that the government had a reason to deal with the particular congressmen who were brought into the Abscam net

Puccio did not want anyone else to learn of the docu-ments' contents, but desired to question FBI agent Michaei Wilson, who was on

see why we prosecuted these u cQogressmen. but I can't tell . ~ you what we knew, Puccio said.

Defense attorneys objected.

Pratt declined for the time being to admit the documents or to permit ques-tkming about them.

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SALEM, Ore (AP)

State police are searchmg Oregon bi^ schools for tiny pur^ LSD pills after 0.5 million worth of the drug seized last month was linked to a ring selling ballucinogenics to teenagers.

About 800.000 LSD pills known as purple microdots" were found in a storage warehouse Jan. S following the arrest of an IS-year-old man, who has since turned pdice inlor-mant, said investigator Gary Schearer."

He said pills have turned up at three of Salem's five high schools Its being openly peddled in the hallways, Schearer said

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AMby pnbe of look it other state* that are ----

asiaf the BMthed aad i^caauHty noaraoce rale regu- ^

!la^a rare aagearaoce oongire to see it ae caa iteioo that have domnteed^

Mte the Scaate lanraace l ^ adequate prteectten aad the,past *veral General

dmaittee. Greea said less provide consumen with the r Assembly seasiaro 4 Facility

ae iBveramete regilatioo beat possible rate Imurance inhatry lob-

olateolaawaace cauldbea I vi them the <wn- byisU have prepoaed open

Btetee) la tech late thi* can u oompetltion

ho the ateo liability team-aaee rates la Virgnia cma-pme Is ihaae in Nsrth Car*^ Maa

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premte syslcai has caused a lot ef aqpaHi aad anxiety Its in the newspapers everyday, and to me that theres somethiBg

The IhwB Md Couatry 9Wsr ChiacH Chd> held its BMatlag last Thursday Q^-fhre meadim and

la his address. Green laid Hmitod esvemmrnt regda^ tion to Vhgnia has teetered tenag csmpetMion among

Qpty-nve meateen ana foore than

pMla attended Md valea^ conmMies sefihg both dam were wrhMard Mrs

potictes by eliBWiating the state laeurance com-miateaner's power to review rate tocrease requesu and aUowiig rates to be de lermined in an open martct Opponents argue that motorlsU need pAdectten from rafe increaoes since state law requira that mote people purduae ateo liabtl-

hteolvcs the surcharfes levied by the RetesteM to recovfTilomm Rep Richard Banes. D-WlDstonSalem. has la-tndteted 1 bill that ted eiimiaato the^sarcharr igalnatsafeIvtrB. ^

lapam. who backs the blB. said at a new ooteareace Tueaday that he wg meet wttb Hted aad Attoraey General Rufus Edaditon Friday

to (hscum the detads of the ^ biU which aii threesupport in principle

SoBK of thOK detads may

darify ho nay be idaoed II the fadUty.^Alttimgi^tiie fadilty wai dralgwd to m-mn driven with acddm , records Md dtattens. asne people with safe (hiving i-oords have beM placed in the fadUty.

l^ram said Ms Seymour had invited spokewnen from the ateo tawrance indutry to stale their potetiou on the bdl at the Houw committee meeting Wcdaesday . Green said he experts the bdl to paos and at this pond.

I think that's a Hep in the 'rigddiredten^

Green said there are also other iaourance concern factag the General Aaaembiy - such as heatth insurance far the dderly and ere* life inaurance Insurance Is one af the (orenosl thiags this

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Legslature will address." Gnen said. There will be aome chaagn How major they di be. I tea t know 1 want the oenaton to com^ p evcrytMng Md take a teok at the entire induHry Whatever the committee decide*. I will te>poit"

Green alsDiald he wants to make dem- thte be dacMt want the trmrance oam-mjMioaer's office or the n-(hadry prescribing the law That Is a job for the General AMemtdy.hesaid.

The iBSuraace com-mlsatener has bis didies preacribed by law. which in reality means that thom duties are assigned to lum by the LegWattee." Green said la Ms address

he said. I am asking thte the Senate Insurance Committee take the steiject of

insurance out of the headlines and off the ndnds of the citens of the state, and that d do aa wlihote

bruig uadtey influenced by either the commissioner of inaurance or the inMrance companies' />

DR. CARLO. PURVIS

PODIATRIST AHMOUHCES THE RELOCATION OF HIS OFFICE

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL TREATMENT OF DISEASES OF THE FOOT FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN

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tlMi were wdiM|rd SMh J AHdM presented Mn. Raby Partwson with a vhlaatlae aanauncement teMilhtcMbingpreciation af

21. the CMb wtd haveaeHktobaalhHCar Mm laH MMl ad prsoeads wM di to the March of OteMs

to briag tides tor the Sprtai Happytag Sale, to be hsM March B. to the next amlhg adtedutod tor Feb II

PianiH. Don Roebuck of Stokes, provided snnic and was accompanied by the . . group who sang old tunes New members were b welcomed including Mrs u Mae Flemmg. Mrs. Dona ^ Myers, and Mrs Katie Modhi Mrs Sybil Caliy was reoogdiedasagueH RdreHunenls were pro vktod by Mrs Mayo Rogers. Mrs Alice Tcele. Mrs eaiiHKth Sav^. Mrs Ada Sitelh. Mrs Cotton Smith. Mrs Katherine Adams, and Mrs. Kathleen Woolard

issurance and prlvate-dwcHhg iBMrance In North 1 CaroUns. perhaps here. to*.> csmpetMoo eoted serve as its own rogdHnr. Green said TUs could be a viable fwiistnw mid It naigit enable M to MTve our teHow dtisHS wdhote bsptjdt Bive bureaucracy

Green ordered the mdtoe to carry ote a pariaon study of open com petitioo In other states He esprested his faith in Sen CarHy* Mathis, D-Charlotte. who was his choice as committee chateman Itep Mary Seymour. D-Greemboro. chairman of the Houae comntelee. said af-terthe address thH Green had touched on a number of her concerm. which also include open competition.

Ms Seymour said she ai ready had begun a Hudy of

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Sf Consensus Over Freedom

UNITED NATIONS (APi The Unitod Steles new dltH delegale to the United Nations; Jcane J. Khfkpterick. says the Uiteed States and Ms aOles are fonniig a comenMB around llte boUef that freedom muH be defended if M Is to survive."

In her firH speech Hoce tete took over the U.S. miteton to the U N., Mrs Kirtpterick said Tuesday thte freedom wttl prevail otey If the Unitod States and the other democractes have the strei^ and the deter mioation to defend what once. wMh pride, we called the Free MoiVI

Mrs. Kirkpatrick qke in New York CMy H the touod-h oMeting of the Commit-toe for the Free World, an international group de-(Bcated to defending democ rncy in the world of ideas " Mn. Kirkpatrick, a foun^ (flng member of the committee. announced Hk was suspending her formal anoociatioo wKh M because of hernewpoH.

Minnesota Fats Filos A Lawsuit

CHICAGO AP - "Mto neaota Fats." the renowned bUliaitk master, has filed a lawsuit seeking $1.5 millian in damages from a Chicaga-area company that aUqpedly failed to honor several bustoess agreeroeots

The suit says Fate agreed to become presideni

and chainnM of the board of

lltonrmts Fate Bnteipriaes

Inc^ a tocal bUiiard equipmenl company run by

Mkhaei and Merie Friedman

of steMrtMut Uncolnwood -hi exchange tor a salary, royalties from sales and design consultation fees.

The suK contends the only compensation paid "Fats. whose real name is Rudolph Wanderone. was an annual salary of $50.800 and a new car each year between 1968 and 1872. Since then, he has received no remuneration, the suit charges

BrodyS has assembled all sale coats, shoes, dresses, sportswear, and lingerie together at our Pitt Plaza Store...consolldatlng both stocks in one! Our stock is limited...Our prices RIDICULOUSLY low!

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were $31 to $40............................

were $41 and up.........................now ^10.00

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were $61lo $70...... now *25.00

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Contacts On Cases To Be Restricted

BymCHAELJ SNIFFEN AMCiiMiPraK Writer

WASHINGTON (.AP> -Attome> General WiUiam French :^th intends to conthiue a Justice Department poiicj of reWnctuig calls from White House and congressional officials in-quinng about pending in-vestigatioas or caaes In a memorandum' to heads of department offices, boards, bureaus and divisions, the ne% attorney general directed that any calls or contacts from the White House or Congress be referred directly to him or his deputy Smiths order substantially reaffirmed directives issued by his two Democratic predecessors. Benjamin CivUetti and Griffin Beil, with only minor (hffcrences Bell first issued the guidelines Sept 6. 197S. partially in response to Watergate-era revelations that Assistant Attorney General Henry Peterson had discuBsed details of that investigation directly with then-Presideni Richard Nixon.

Bell's order also followed a controversy over his contacts eariy in the Carter administration with Joshua Eilberg. a Peiusyivania congressman who sou^t the ftri^ of David Marston Marstoa a Republican U.S attorney in Philadelphu. was investigating Eilberg at Uk stiroe ^

Bell said be issued the

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GREENVILLE MAN HONORED for SERVICE TO AGRICULTURE - Cofinie B Hines, left, of Greenville, receny received an award from North Carolina Commissioner of

Agriculture Jim Graham for 20 years of service to the North Carolina Department of Agriculture Hines is presently serving as Consumer Standards Division calilM'ator.

eilher the White House staff or the Congress should be directed to the offices of the attorney general or the depu^ ty attorney general"

.Additionally, he directed that each assistant attorney general report to the deputy attorney general all com munications about specifk cases by persons other than those involved in the litiga tk

Those were identical to the previous rules

Smith did not restate CivileUi's language which I said assistant attorneys gen

theu-predecessors.

Smith told department of ficials he had conferred with President Reagan about the procedures, and said Reagan would order the White House suff to cb^mi all com munications to the Jurtice Department about investigations or cases through White House counsel Fred Fielding.

The Civiletli and Ml procedures had aliowed com munications from the White House domestic policy and national secunty chiefs as well.

"^said assistant attorneys genj-X weiyMjmo^^w] eral. U.S. attorneys and the -iP^; heads of investigative agen

Snulh had announced during his caofirmation hearings a modification in .unst^ed Bell and Civilettj policies on contact with the president himself Bell and CivUetti had a policy of avoiding briefing former President Carter about sensitive caaes in-volvii^ tbe White House staff or the presidnt's faimly. GvUetti got into trouble last summer when he breached that policy to advise Carter that hts brother, Billy. should register u^oreign agent of bya,-

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that goes with positions in the White House and Con-grem creates a potential for unintentiaoal inOuence upon a decision, or more often, may give rise to the broad appearance of improper influence la his directive. South said. The effective and impartial administration of the laws depends on the exercise of good judgment Already I have observed that those in the Department of Justice are steadfastly professional in the ad-omnstration of the law. Smith directed that aU hupMm ami intormauon concerning pending in-vefthtrtions or cases from

sponsttnlity to initiate and supervise investigations and cases " During the Carter administration, Philip Heyroann. assistant attorney general in charge of the criminal division, or U S. attorneys made more of the final decisions on whether to prosecute cases than did

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STATUE FOR HAVANA BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (API - A 29-foot hil0i monument to Soviet com munist patriarch V.l Lenin soon wUI be built m Havana, the Yi^pslav news agency Tanjug reported from the Cuban capital

The Pitt Courty landfill will change its hours of operation oegimng .March 2. to a 404wur week, the County Manager s ofce announced today

Beguung Moixh 2. the landfill, located on Secondary Road 1203 the Allen Road). wiU be open Monday through Friday, from 8 a m urtil 4 p.m. The landfill will not be open on Saturdays

The Board of County Comnnssioners cited state regulations and the economy. in approving the change in the hours of operations, from 56 hours a week including operations on Saturday

The hoard wm told that additional employees and the puRhasenf a new pieeeof equipment had been recommended by the sute if the landfill continued its previoas schedule

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CAMP LEJEUNE. N C (APt - ciMrfMi a WP wttb maing tnpnper n-marks to d nedU. Unrycn {or convicted cottaborMor llartnrPfc Robert Garwood nwved lor a mtrtal Ti day and planned to ptd firtlrtcnd on the

lUnd today Judge CM RE SwMxv look the iMotrtai motioa under cooMderatioo bM rafOnd

to ovcftm Garwaod't ooa-

nctlon for coUaboratiag wKh the enemy in Vietoam and

and aaoaiitaig a feDoor prii' OMTOl war.

Gvwood. Si ho tfmt almoet 14 year ai a prtiiaw el war. ill be wnlenced by the eame ftve-member jury that oonvKted him laM week. He coidd be sentencod to life.

CMel defcnoe caanaei John Lowe accuKd Switaer ol liaoonduct when he ipoke to reporters coveriac the IJ-uek court-martu of the Indtooa native Lawe cMcd uden iews wMh Switser broadcaot by CBS Irievtaon on Doc 17. Dec If and Feb and by ABC television on Feb. 22.

Duni a heated nchangp. SwRzer refined to ndxnit to queMwcaiM abou the to-Irrrirws But he Udd Lowe to punup the pooatbility of such puetoioning during the appeal process After Lowe penisled and luggested a mistrial on ptMBKfe of Judirial miscon^ duct. Swider said I uo-f deratand your position on lha case Mr Lowe, perhaps beOcr than you think I da .. |( you are moving for auitnal. I'll consider it m court

' In one teievwon interview. Switzer said Garwood mipil know of other Americans still be held prwoner and said thoae tndivKhiab might either help or hurt his case. Lowe said ta another -lerview. he said. Switzer dtscuned the admissibility of psyddatrKtesUmony.

. Lowe also argued that three members of the Jury may have overheard Marine fflceri making derogatory commenU about Garwood

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iMt week during an terview in an officer s chd> where the Jwon were havii lunch

, Switzer asked Jurors if any f them had heard, seen on tdeviiton.'or read any news^ paper accounts of the trial The five Marine jury mem-berssatdno >

' Switzer then asked them if they held any conversations about the trial. The five men again said no.

-Most officcn 1 come in contact with are almoM nide in avoiding me. said Maj jCenneth Fredenckson. one ofthejurors After the jurors departed.

the defense asked perroiasion

to argue two pouts during the hearing One concerned draft dodgers granted am-., nesty by President-Carter, shortly after he took office, and the other concerned nine (onner prisoners of war who were charged m 73 bul not tried on charges railing (ron coUaboration with the .enemy to mutiny.

The judge said he would allow tlie motion on draft evaders but reserved ruling on the second motion Switzer refused to allow prancutors to present evidence from Garwoods service record, which detais several (unauthorized absenses token by^Garwood S before-he was j^sentto Vietnam ^ gJP The jiK^ ruled that the record was old and inadmissible. and prosecutors said in that case they had no jp'furtber evidence to jesent Switzer then recessed the^

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hearing untU today.

Switzer rejected*the de-* fenae move for acquWal

after Garwoods lawyers argued that prosecutors^ failed to prove Marine was mentally, capable of understanding he was deal-J. ing with an enemy while he ^wasaPOW

; Garwoods lawyers have never denied accusations that he acted as an in-terpreter. interrogator, in-'doctrinator and guard (or his cj^Aors or that he wore the ;unifsrm of the North Vietnamese Army <uid carried a rifte. Instead, they coBtonded the was driven insane by ttorture and was mentally P' ;incig>abie of knowing his I -actions were illegal^

I Lowe said that under mili-^ tary lawTa defendant cannot * be convicted if he is mertally incapable of knowing he was ^dealii wkh an enemy.

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Hbb'by iniJicted By Federal Grand Jury

R-ALEIGR N.C. CAP) - A federal graad jury indicted state .AFL-CK) president Wilbur Hobby and two associates Tuesday oa charges at fraud Id the handling at $M.l50 in federal job-training funds

Alao itthcted were Robert L Ibigies Jr.. 17. special projects coorchnator for the department of V^ai Resources and Coounumrv De-veiopment. and Mort Levi. . former propw director for PrecBion Graphics Inc. a Ralei^ printing company operated by Hobby .

The indictmenis were the first following an eight-month FBI investigalioo into Job-training contracts awarded to Precision Graphics by two state agencies. The rl had been probing

Initiative In Job Hunt

ON CAMERA - WUbur Hobby, president o the state AFLrCIO passes meinbers of the press as he leaves the Federal building in Raleigh after he was indicted on charges of fraud in handling of fedoral }ob>training funds. (AP Laserphoto)

Some Protest Spartan Com^i

EUGENE. Ore (APt -Sometimes you have to wear a three-piece suit and ride a busy employers commuter trahi to score a job interview.

Oregon Attomey General Dave Frolinmayer, who lives in Eugene and commutes by train to Salem, encountered such a job applicant Tuesday

While reading a newspaper and drinking coffee. Frohnmayer said, he was approached by a man dressed m a three>flece sun _ . "May I have a moment of H W your time?, tbe man asked

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RALEIGH. N C. (AP) - A Lenoir County wilderness program for emotionally disturbed boys is sparking debate between parents wbo see its regimen as too Spartan and those who say the hardships are doing the boys some giMd.

In the Frontiersman pro^ gram, conducted by the Kennedy Home in Kinston, the boys build their own shelter, make their own food and try to sort out the problems that made them leave school or home Ihere is no running water or heat in the program of the Kennedy Home, which is operated by the Baptist Chiidrea's Homes of North CanUnalnc Carolyn Craft of Nash County says toe conditions are too Spartan For 11 months, her 13-year-old son.

Jo Peeie. participated m the program.

Mrs. Craft charges that during that time, her son lost 20 poinds, slept in leaky and drafty tents, woke up with ice in his hair, wasn't allowed to bathe for days at a time and was slapped and shoved.

When Peele, a ward of Nash County, went home for a visit Jan. 21. Mrs. Craft refused to let him retimi to the camp.

She was cited for contempt of court. The Nash County Department of Social*' Services arranged a cistody review hearing whore the complaints were heard Monday.

District Judge George M.

Britt ruled that the boy was not mistreated and ordered him returned to the Kennedy home - but not to the Frontiersmen program The judge called for a psycbologicai evaluation to determine whether Peele should return to the wilder-nesscamp 1 still feel that \ we've come away'with a partial victory," sais Ed Webb of . Rocky Mount, an official of ' the Edgecombe-Nash Humane Society who visited '^4 , the camp after hearing Mrs.^ Crafts complaints . Webb testified that the camp provided poor hygiene and not enough protection from the weather.

But Peeles attorney. Thomas W Henson of Rocky Mount, said. "I m not condemning the Kennedy Home's Frontiersmen prch gram. Basically they re do-' inga very good job." 1^ Henson said he has reservations. however, about continuing the program from December through February and in sub-freezing tempera tures.

Boys in the program live in heated cottages at the Ken nedy Home for about three days a wedc and stay in huts in the woods about three miles away toe rest of the time.

We havent received any parent complaints. said a spokesman for the state Department of Homan Resources. which oversees the camps. "Most parents are thrilled with toe effect on their childrea - these are parents who have had discipline problems

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WAUSAU, WiS (API -Two motonsts kept Wausau police busy when their cars ooUided twice - M two different iirtersections -tea half-hour, aitflmitiessay Hie two cars first collided Tuesday at a Fifth Street tetersection.

Patrolmen said they had no sooner packed up their

Frohnmayer, who pushed aside his newsp^ier and coffee cig) and invited the man to sit Frohnmayer said the passenger told han he wanted a Job in the Justice Department and gave him a resume At the conclusion of the discussion. Frohnmayer said, "I asked if he had business in Portland or Salem He said his sole purpose for rkluig the train was to get an Interview with me Its the sort of initiative that's commendable "

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the minor crash than the same two cars, driven by Jane Spindler, 29, and Helen WUl. 70. drove off in different directions only to collide a block away, at anotho tetersection

the handling of federal ^'ants from the UjS Labor Department under tbc Comprehensive Emptoyment and Training Act Hohby, 56. and Hihes both appeared at an ideahty hearing before U.& Datrict Judge F.T. Dupree Bond was recommended at tlO.M for Le\1 and Hobby, and S6.000 for Hughes Levi was arrested M l:W pjn and placed in the Durham county jail pending a bond bearing today. FBI agnts said Earl) today a spokesman at the Dtohm County jaU

said Levi had been released In the flve<aint teiBct-ment. Hobby wao charfrt with conspinng wtth Levi to defraud the federal pv-enunent by hirU eligible individuals for tratahig under a CETA grant Hobby ah was accused in the indictment of misapplication of several thousand dollars m CETA fundi.

Accotdteg to the indict ment. Levi filed corpora tion papen with the Socre-tary of State's office for a company called Precision Data Institute Inc. a conv puter data proceteg company. in January of late year. In February, the company submitted a grant request to the state Department of Ecooomic and Natural Resources to train datapenonnel In April. Hobby opened a checking account in the name of Precisian Data Institute. Itstiag himaeU as treasirer.

Between May and August, according to the federal indictment. Levi ^recruited students for u classes in keypunch operator training. Levi allegedly toM prospective students to use false adtoesses if neoeaiaiy to meet eligibUtty requirements He alio allegedly told them not to list any poor erapkmnent if it wotdd jeop-artoze their application In May. Hobby signed a contract as presKfeot te Precision Graphics with the state Department of Natural Resources and Community Development for $129,429 under the federal Comprehensive and Training Act The same day . Hobby , representing Precisian Graphics, and James E TramweU. representing Precision Data, si^ied aa agreemad for Precision Data to rent Precision Graphics some com puter equipment for trainiiig The indictment charges that Hobby;

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by being reunburaed for rental of data phicateag equqim^ from May 21, Hn througb'June IS, 1971, when the equipment waa not fiar-tiooally operatioaal uafil June 15.

In a second tedfetmau Hobby, Levi and Hugies were accumd af conpirteg to obtain and misapply funds for tranportadan of teudants between Raleigb and

Kay Stepp of AteievlUe, vfee prated of toe teale AFL-CK), said ha wauld aak the nationai AFLOO for advice on whether la begin teipa I remove Hobhy hmn office.

Stepp said the CETA te-veteigaHon hl erfppiad m-tea operteions to the stale and left Hohby totally teef fectlveMalaborlefBr.

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The indictiiient charges that Hobby cauaed Precision Graphics to be reunburaed K.4 for tranaporting two classes of student partkri pants from Durham to Rafetgh between May 21. 1979 through June 15. According to toe tedfetment. only one dam of student participants was being conducted at the time. The indictment said the overcharges amounted to 94.320

The grand Jury mveteiga-tion was be^ after teale

auditors cfaaenged 9200.941 qient under four .CETA contracts awarded to Prectstoo

GrapiUcs And NRCD Secretary Howard N. Lae ap^ peared before it in D^ cember.

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A spokesman for the U S Juteice Department said the FBI began investigatii^ Precision Data Institute as a result of its probe of Precision Graphics.

Hobby was not immediately available for comment on the indictments, but in the pate he has denied any wrongdoing in connection with CETA funds

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i- Sentencing schwhiled today for the lormer presi ^ 0 Rea Conitniction Co. convicted Tuesday of coiv ipirtng to rig bida on North Carolina htghway paving contracts

Charles B Wuerlenberger. found gudty o( two counts o violating the Sliennan An-btrust Act had argued that *

|is participation in the illegal practice ended when he re-bred as president ol Rea in Itr74

: The 62-year old ex-RresKlenl appeared was vis-^y shaken when the Jury emerged from two and a half kxirs 0 deliberatioos and aimouDced the verdict Aiterwards. Wuerten-berger's attorney. James C. Walker, refused to comment on the case, sayingit Is not fbibhedyet"

Wuertenberger. who retired as chairman o the board of Rea in 1971. could be fined tlOO.OOO and sentenced to three years in prison Several officials of Rea and a number of other paving companies in North Carolina have been convicted or pleaded guilty to btd-ngging charges in recent weeks as the result of a federal m-vestigatxxi into the multi sUte conspiracy.

Defense attorneys ad nutted Wuertenberger rigged bids for several years but ^ said he did not participate ine^^ making bids or signing higbway-project contracts after he step^ down as Rea president in October 1974 They contended the five-year statute of limitations had run out and that it was too late to prosecute Wuertenberger Wuertenberger. who said ngging bids is common in the road^onstruction busi ness, testified that he began about Reas

out of it." he smd "I told Edmund Jones 'head of J.A Jonesi.that I was leavuig." Rea and Metric Constructors Inc of Charlotte are subsidiarles of J A Jones Co of Charlotte Asked by attorneys if he told Jones about the widespread bid-ngglng in the state. Wuertenberger said he was afraid to I didn't tell him 1 was scared we were douig something illegal Looking back on it. 1 should have tokt him. But I was siDT if I told lunt he would fire me on the spot"

Even alter takmg a posi lioq with Metnc. Wuerten-ber^ continued to attend , bid roee(lii in Raleigh with f ihnvRea president Norman , Black af Black s request, he said

But 1 never signed anything for Rea from the moment Mr. Black was elected president." he said In tus closing arguments to the jury of sa men and six women. US. Attorney Arttwr Feiveson said evidence showed that Whiertenberger made no attempts to end the conspiracy between pavers to fix bids "The evidence clearly shows that there was no withdrawal whatsoever on Mr Wuertenberger's part,* jsaid Feiveson. a U.S. Justice Department lawyer who has directed the state's lengthy bid-rigging investigation He was still being paid by Rea Construction Co. until he retired (as board chairman) in January 1979 "

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RALEIGH (AP' (NCDAI - N.C etts martet unchanged NC weighted average price for small sales of consumer grade A wiule eggs in cartons delivered to retail stores; large 74J1 cnts per doeen, mednnn 70.SmaUttS

RALEIGH <AP) (NCDAi - Graded feeder pig sales Snuthfield 596 head sold: -sa pound No. one and twos 7S 75. No. threes .00; 50 pound No. one and twos 73.25. No threes 57 W. Wallace-Chadboum; 13D head sold: -SO pound No one ami twos 7BJ5. No. threes 61 25; SMO pound No. one and twos 73.0. No. threes 56.75. Turaenburg 1 head sold -50 pound No one and twos 76.50. No. threes 30: 5M0 poiiid No one and twos 70.75. No threes 45.N

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# NEW YORK (AP) - The stock nuutet connied to drift today as mvestors wait tor the ddivery of President Reagans econoimc program to Congress next week and task tor f of hew the program will fr

The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial slocks rose 252 to 95055 in the early going, but loren held a slight edge over gamers among New York Stock Exchang^listed issues.

Trading in Hilton Hotels stock was delayed at the companys request following a Tuesday night fire at its Las V^as Hilton hotel, which claimed eight lives and injured scores of people

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6:30 p.m, Greenville Toastmasters meet 7:00 p.m. Jaycettes meet 8:00 p.m GreenviDe White Shrine meets at Masonic Temple 8:00 p.m Pitt County Al-Anon Group meets at AA BIdg on PannvUlehwy 8:00 p m - John Ivey Smitli Council No 6600. Knights of Columbus meet at St Peter s Church hall

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|=* 6 30 p m Javcees meet at Greenvle Javcee Bidg 6:30 pm Exchange Gub meets

6 45 p m - BPW Guh meets 7:00 p.m. Disabled .American Veterans Chapter No. 37 and Aux iliary meets 7:30 p m - Overeaters .Anonymous meets at Tammy s Nurserv No II

8:00 p m. Chapter No 1300 of the Women (rf the Moose 8:00 pm Greenville Closed Alcoholics Anonymous meets at AA Bidg Call 756-7078

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Todays eariy prices included U.S. Steel iBichanged at 27V with a block of 100,000 shares changing hands at B. Pm Araencan World Airways. ig> > at 4\: Deere, up to at 43to. Enserch. iBChanged at 59*-:; Standard 01 (ladiMa). If) to at 67to; and Richardson MerreU,doB>4at39<;.

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But declines ottnumbered adv ances by ahnoet 4-3 on theNTSE

Big Board volume totaled 82 million shares, against 38 33 million Monday.

The .NYSEs composite, index of aD of Ms listed common stocks feii 0.07 to 73.96.

At the AroencM Stock Exchange, the market value index was up 0 84 at 347.43

A GreenvBe nun has been fined S5.0W b> the .North Carolina Department of Natural RcMMces and Con-mimity Drvelopmeiit for open bunuag of insulated copfNT wire the Win-terviUe Townstup eo stale roadllB Robert Lee Wooten of M N. Pitt St was found in violation of a commiaBioa rule that prahibiU open bunnng of specified substances, The burning allegedly occurred August 36-29. 19. and. acconhng to the Department of Natural Resources official reports, the Forest Service notified

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regulatloa stiU would be subject to cuts; food stamps; Aid to Famines with Dependent ClUldren. die feder ally assisted, state-run welfare program; and Medicaid, which provides medical care to welfare recipients.

Twa odier Social Security programs, nunimum payments and studeiu beneftts. alao may be cut under the Reagan plan. And the summer youth program, while slated to be saved, would provide far fewer than last year's I million jobs snce Carter alao propoaed tnmming that ruimber Stockman said the administration also uRends to, "doae die window on manyj^ federal loan prt^ams for businesses and indivKhials While this activity doesn't directly iKreaae federal spendB^ k does raiae the amount of money the gov eminent barrows and thus expands the national debt Brady said Stockman. Treasury Secretary Donald Regan and other Cabinet members have completed more than 90 percent of the cuts. Whhe Reagan may reverse or change the recommendations. the likelihood is that he probably won't." Bradv said.

them on the of Augai 36 that a burrung was in progress on the property The property, whidi was leased by Wooten at a junky ard, had been the subject of coapIaMs legardiag Mack smoke emissions smce IfTi .North CarMma Department of Natural Re^ sources staff records tai-(hc^ that Robert Woolen was notified by certified mail on July I 1974 and May 36. 1671 of the prohibitiM against open burning The staff also held meetings with Wooten in 1674 regarding open burning activities.

in September. 1676 a state botanist, after analyxiag foilage samples taken from the forest area nev the junk yMxt attributed the tree damage to chtorme coated andinsulMed wire.

The mximum civil penalty for a violation of this type is 85.000. and Is amesMd by Neil S. Gngg. director of the Divtsieo of Environ^ mental Management. De-pmtment of Natval Resources Woolen has 31 days to submit payment of the penalty. submM a written request for remission or mi-igation. or submit a written request tor a formal administrative hearmg

Fwmrtt serviem ier Mrs. Mmy Banthr Atkfema, who died Pridey wfl be httd

Thursday at 2 p.m at Flanagmi's Funeral Chapel

by the Rev David Hmiu matiri Burial wifl he to the Brown HUl Cemeley.

Mrs AUumon was a native of Greenville Mid was a member of BiMe Way B>-titt Church She Is survived by her hudMnd, Oarence Atkinean. one daughter, tftse NeOle ^Mkumon of BaftUaere: one ton. Garence Edward Atkinson of Baltimore. Md : her mother, Mrs Rachel Pierce of GreenvUle, one stater, Mrs Loutoe Best of Brooklyn. N Y.; one brother. Charles Edward Pierce of BaltimoR. Md ; nine g-and-children d four great-granlchiidren Family visitatian will be held Wednesday from M p.m at Flanagms Funeral Chapel

sen. Michael Harttag ef Ihe home, tow Metors; Mrs Qara H BanhlB. Mrs Gladlola Teeto. bsth of GreeavUle, Mrs. Etomior Brawn of WashtogmL DC, Mrs. Liman Primm of New Born: and one brother. Beaaic Harding of Gfeeattwro Funeral arrangrmmft are haiag handled by Cage Funeral Home. 7BI & Jof-Aery Boulefvard. Chicago

Jwdoe Mrs Christine Bryant JuttkM died Monday la Btttbitore. Md She was the wife of Lttber JuMice of the home and sister of Mrs. Sara Blount of Saratoga Fiatoral arraogementa aro incomplete at Joyaers Mortuary.

Hi^ wtods bnfieted put Comdy al day Taeeday and eariy thia morning, btowing la aaHuf toeh of amch-oeeded ratot durtogtheemiy hours today.

At 8 am Wetttotday. Grmmnile IMUiea Water Plant: recorded 55 iacte of rahi tor the past M hours The temperature wm 98 degnm PahrenheU aod the level of the' Tar River stood al 4.4 feet on the Nattonal Weather Service t Gauge Hi^ and tow temperatures for Tuesday were tt

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Greenviito PiUUk Worha reported thtt ft had not received any cttto about floodtog or debria from last nigU's h# windi Rs really anyrtoiBg." aald a giokeiperson for Pitolk Worts, -tmt we hnvt not received a dogle caU

Makoim Green of Gnmwile UtttUks said the strong windt did not cause any ra^ alactrfcal problems eitber. We (Udnt reaUy have aiqrttUng acrtotn happen lam ntgu.** he explained Mori of the prableim were mmor and scattreed. such as limbs blowiigagilBm Unes, etc "

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GreenvUle PMke arrested two men eariy yesterday after finding them inside a (enoed-in lot at the Carolina Telephone and Teiegaph Co work center on CbestmU Street.

Chief Glenn Camoo said Ravmond Earl Woolen. 30 of 201 Wade St., and Gary Freeman. 24 of 414 Tyson St., were charged with breaking and entering and possession of burglar) tools after they were found on CTAT property about 1:45a.m.

The chief said officers, responding to a burglar alarm, found a quality of copper wire, and a bag containing ptten. wire cut-tan, a wrench and aerew driven near the taieo after the men were taken into cuatody.

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CHICAGO. O - Mr. Jote Frank Harding of 6611 Bramnm St.. tarmcriy a resKient of Gnonvfle, died Sunday Funeral aervlces wUl be held Pridiv at 7 p.m. at the New Covington Bi^ttot Church with the Rev. Charles Jones offldathtt BurhU will he in the Cedar Park Cemetery.

Mr. Harding was tonneriy a member of Beech Grove FWB Church, Chooov.inity, and was a graduate of Washmglon High School w A AT. Universify. He was a ^ World War 11 veterm and served in the European theatre He was mamed to the late Mrs Mollie Harris Harding of GreenvUle and was empk^ by the United States Postal Servioe.

He is survived by three daughters; Sylvia Harding. Francme Harding. Janice Harding. aU of the home; a

Mr. Donald J. Ricd. . died Tuesday aftanmn ta put Memorial ftotpNai He raided at 47 QiMflRMr The fmieral wiU be held hi BloomflcfdNJ.

Mr Ricd wm a native md long time rcmtoni of New Jersey and wm associmed with McGraw Eihson Oom-for more than 25 years

MASONIC NOnce FarmvUle Lodge No 517 A.P. A AM. wUI hold a stated communication Ttounday evemnt Feb 12 to 7;M p.m Sigper wUl be served at 7 p.m, AU Master Masons are united to mtend PattD BanU.Master Fred L Chappeiear, Sec retary

Grove of Stoka wUl have the Friday night servica Sunday serviom wtU also be held at Mornmg Star HotmessClmrch

tor the company and retained that posttion when the company moved to GreenvUle ta April. 19 He was a member of Brook Valiev Country CWb

He to sirvived by hit wife. Mrs Rosalie Ricd. a son. Peter T, Rkci of Monldair, N J.. a daughter, Mrs Domia CuUart of Highland Lakes. N J.; tour sisters: Mrs Sadie Nippa of Newark N J.. Mrs Marie De Fak. Miss EmUy Rkci. both of BeUeviUe. N.J, Mrs Margie Juliano of BayvUle, N.J , and one grandchild

REVIVAL SERVICES A three night revival begins this evening at Morning Star Holiness Omrcb The Rev. Holmes of Kinston wiU be to charge of tonights servica. while Missionary Johnson of Khtoton wtt have Thursday s servka The Rev. Ernest Roberson and Clemons

Masme Nodee Crown Point Lodge Number Ttt AF A AM wiU hold a stated comrounicaiion Thursday at 7:39 pm Master Masons are tavtted A L Hemy. Master A C Leggtot.Sactry

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The dtaik to oniered by Southern Hog Producers Magazine and wttl feature manerous ^leaken, moaUy from the N.C. Extension Service. This to the third year the cliiUc has been held

For further intonnatlon contact Mike Regaa ta the Pttt Coimty Agricuitural Extentaon Offke. 756-1166or 7SAtt67.

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this very important meeting, according to Secretary Va-

Why you should vote for

mixed beverages In Greenville, even if you dont drink.

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This Fetoruwy iTtti voters m Greenvitte will be Oecidmo wtietber to conbiwe brown bagp-or allow sale of mixed beveraga tn qualified resuurants and private ctubs H a an Nnn-portant election Beceute the mwed beverage vs brown bagging question not only effects our method of serving, controlling and taxing alcohol, but it involves the attitude Green-vities cdutene hewe toward the luliire That's why you should vote for mixed beverages even it you don't drink yoursetf

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Mixtod Bttveragtts in restaurants gives better control of drinking.

No one claims that carrying an open bottle of spirits is an effective method o< controdtng alcohol consumption Yet, brown bagging laws torce drinkers to do |ust that

Mixed beveragm in restaurants will eliminate brown bagging (n qualified eatabtiahments So. dnnkers won'! have to traneport alcohot in order to enjoy a mixed drink with their meal

In addition. eatabUahmems serving mixed beverages are required by lew to maintain strict standards regarding their building, employea. hours of consumption, even the handling and storage of alcohol And, the stale ABC Board reports that there have been very tew entorcemerH problems tn cities with mixed beverages In fact, in two years of mixed beverages in North Caroitna. not one ineWent involving mmors has been reported. Estabiishmenta serving mixed beverages are coo-jt cerned about keeping ttseir iicenaes and are. consequently, strict on enforcing drinking requirements

Mixed beverages mean more revenue to the city of Greenville.

It you don't drink, you Should be pleased to know that sales of mixed beverages will contribute to Greenviiie's revenues Every 4 liters of spirits sold as mixed beverages is Uxed an additional $10 And, 9()% of that tax suys with the local government

Orer the past two years cities and counties with mixed beverages have collected over S3 5 million m added revenue tor their own use This means that mixed beverages supplement our normal tax system

Mixod bttversges do not increase alcohol consumption.

Cttias pauing mixed beverage referendums have not ex periencwf an Increase in akohoi consumption So. it's odd that opponaiits of mixed beverages contend that mixed dnnks in-

People who drink in Greenviiie, whether they live m Greenville or not. will help support city government programs

Mixed beverages can help Greenviiie grow.

creoe alcohol consumption An analysis of past consumption figuras provided by the atale clearly shows that consumption

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Die tact of the matter is. when a restaurant serves a mixed drink, exactly iVi ounca of alcoholic beveraga goes into that drink. Whan people mix Iheir own no controls exist And. people are likely to mix strong drinks as the number of drinks m-creaeea. With mixed beWSages, this problem is eliminated

M's a fact Industries from the 48 states with mixed beverages are more likely to locate in areas with progressive alcohol laws And, since Greenvilk Was recently designated a Regional Growth Center for Eastern North Carolina, we can a^ to our leadership position by passing mixed beverages

Greenvilles citizens have the opportunity to help attract industry that gives our people good, weii-paymg jobs, and improves our entire economy This rnay be the most important reason for you to vole tor mixed beverai^s in Greenville

Get out and vote for Mixed Beverages on February 17th.

A recent pol! shows that Oraemrille s voters are overwhelmingly m favor of mixed beverages But. H people like you don t voto in this taection. we ll miss a great opportunity to keep GreenvHle ta toe forefront of Eastern Caroima cities We can get rid of brown bagging m our restauranto. control alcohol, bring revenues to the city, and keep Greenviiie one of the best places to live and work toNorth Carolina Please get out and vote for mixed beverages in Greenviiie on February 17 to the Greenviito city referendum, w-

^ote YES for Mixed Beverages on February 17th.

Paid lor by PaopH tor ProQraswve Grenvi#-

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REFLECTORClassifiedWEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY 11. 1981

Pirate Men Home Thurs.

Emi Caniteai Ptram rr-

tm to action Ttunday ni^. playing lMt to Maware Stale at 7 p.B in IfiniH Col-

Tte Pim will be trying to ctab atoovw the SM mait again thia year. CurreaUy 11-11, tlK Plratei bowed to Pan Amertcan in Edinburg. Texaa. on Monday n^.-7S, to (kop back even. Iliey have lour gamea left and muat win at loaM two tar a break-even oaaaon. tbrae tar a wvnng record Only one more borne game, agaiaat UNC-WUmmgton. remataa on the acheduta The Piratea aleo have road gamea against Rkhmond and Dlinoia Stale Delaware Stale conea into the game ridhig a twofame winning atrealL indoding an 11-72 viciory ever Morgan State on Tunday night They are only d-U overall, but have won three d their lata four

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DeUware State la led by l-S )unior center John Wri^ with a 13.1 average, while Jeffrey Gumba. a <4 junior forward ia> hitting 111 poMa a game Other atartcra are expected to be Joei Coppadr a senior forward, scoring 14 per game, Albert Aoderaon. a M fretaunan piard. scoring 12 ^ per game, and David Har hn^on. a M fretaunan guard > scaring < ( per game

The Piratea. foUowing their meeting with Delaware Stale, are idle until Monday when they host L'NC WUmington

Riley Posset 1.000-Point Mork

Lady Bucs Rout UNC-W

Special To Ihe Reflector

WILMINGTON - Senior forward Kathy Riiey scored . her l.OOOth career point and teamed with Sam Jones for 52 points as East Carolina ran past LNC-Wmii^fln. M5. lata night

Riley, who finiahed with 2S points and eight rebounds hit a ftalow-shot with 9 31 remaining in the game to give East Carolina a M-46 lead and herseli a I.OOO points Jones, who scored 19 poiitts in the second half, led East Carolina with27

Bump And Run

Roee Hl^ Schools Donald Johnson, with baU at left, looks to the basket, as teammate Freddy Cherry (22) collides with Berties Dwayne GUlam (34) during action last night

Riley becomes the second member of the current Pirate team to pass 1,000 points this year Marcia Girven reached that plateau on Sunday against Appalachian State Lydia Rountree, another member of the team, scored her l.OOOth point lata year Riiey is the seventh 1,000-Point Club member, but is the first to reach that goal in a two-year career

East Carolina, behind the scoring of Riley and Mary Denkler. spurted out to a 2S-t lead midway the first penod The game was never in qucs tion after that LNC-W got no

that standard was reached (or the firta time ever last year 'We were very disappointed in our fbrit half play," Coach Cathy Andruzzi said. WUndngton started off slow and didn't score many points but we didn't make them work for those points In the second half, we came out and played hard defense It wasn't just the fIrta five either. Heidi Owen Lilllon Barnes and others came in and did excellent jobs on defense

East Carolina used a trap zone to force numberous .UNC-W turnovers and cranked up its fata break early in the second half Point guard Laiine Sikes, with eipit assists, and reserve Lydia Rountree, with five steals, sparked the fast break which led to the eventual 31-pomt margin 1 was pleased with the

defense in the second half " Andruzzi continued But we won't beat N.C. State playing like that"

East Carolina's j5;2 per cent field goal accuracy broke the Lady Pirates out of a four-game shooting slump Jones, who had suffered through sub-par shooting found her eye. hitting eight of 13 shots in the second half The Pirates outrebounded the smaller Seahawks. 48-35. with Denkler grabbing off ten UNC-Wilmington was led by guard Jill Amos with 18 points Center Shem Grumpier scored 14 points and grabbed ten rebounds Vertha Dixon, former Ayden-Gnfton High School player, scored 11 points: and had five rebounds for the 15-8 Lady Seahawks East (Carolina gets a week s break to prepare for their Feb 18 showdown at N .C State

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Rampants End Losing Streak

By WOODY PEELE Reflector Sports Editor After ttaee tam^t defeats. Rose Hi^ School found the winning combination lata night, downing Bertie. 7S49. to . keep the Rampant title hopes alive

Earlier, the Roae girls led all the way In gaining only their ^ aecoid win of the year, a 47-31 declitan The Rampants, after falling to Northern Nash, Rocky

* Mount and Beddingfield. got < back into the winning column

by out-hutaling Bertie But it didn't come easy The Rampants had to rally from ten points down in the first penod.

and to hold off several Falcon . rallies

Ahead by 15 points. 60-45 with 6; 24 left. Rose had to bold on as V Bertie mounted a continuous assault steadily clipping away

at the lead, three or (our points at a time Still. Roae was able to keep the Falcons from making a real threat lakil it wat too late For a while, during the firta penod. it looked like Rose might be headed (or its fourth straight defeat After taking a M lead. Roae saw the Falcdw battle back Me an 84 tie. Donald Johoaon put Rose back out. 84. with 4:51 left However. the Rampants scored only twice more in the penod In the meantime. Bertie pifihed through ten straight poiiks. led by six by Tony Lee. to power out to an 184 lead Coach Jim Brewington called time out at 144. and although Bertie scored twice more before the Rampants got going agaia the talk seemed to do thetnck i toM them they had to play

defense and move the ball on offense. Brewington said "Bertie got hot in that first period (9 lor 15 from the flowi. and K looked like we were forcing (Xff shots (5 of 13) It juta toM them to settle down and play well And that's whta they did And that (hd the trick Rose scored the final pouMs of the qtaarter, and trailed 29-12 going into the second The Rampants continued their push, scoring the firta ten poinU of the period to move ahead, 22-20. behind fou- poinU each by Johnson and John Sheppard, who had one of his better Bights, scoring 21 poinU to lead Rose Bertie twice tied it up after that, but Sheppard finally hit off a fata break with 3 28 left to put the Rampants ahead, 28-24, and Bertie never caught up

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Sheppard added another jumper, then William Battle got a couple of free throws lor a 30-24 lead Rose stretched that out to eight before the half finally ended with the Rampants up. 35-21

In the third penod. Rose continued to command the game, eventually moving out by 11 48-36 with 3;52 left on five straight points by Sheppard Rose led at the end of the period. 52-43

Rose outhit Bertie. 8-2, in the first minute and a half of the final quarter to go out to a 6(M5 lead. Us biggest of the night Bertie then began to chip away at the lead, scoring seven of the final nine points of the game to pull back within six at the end.

In addition to Sheppard's 21. Johnson added 18 and Battle

had 15

Dwayne Gillam led Bertie with 27 points, while Lee had 21 and Horace Sessoms had 10 After its hot first penod, Bertie cooled off and ended up with 28 of 60 for the game. 46 7% Rose shot in 29 of 51 shots. 36.9 %. including 17 of 24. 70 8% In the final half The Rampants held the board power, 37-32. despite being outrebounded by five in the final peiiod Both teams had 18 turnovers i thought Bertie played a lot better than a lot of people give them credit for. Brewington said. "But we needed this win after losing three in a row. And we have to keep winning to keep our hopes alive If we can win these next three, we'll be in great shape "

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Assistant ASU Coach Says Kush Wanted Them To 'Stick TogethVr'

PHOENIX. Ariz (AP) -Former Arizona State assistant football coach Bob Owens has testified that ex-Sun Devil head Coach Frank Kush told him that he and other coaches must get their stones straight about an alleged punching incident n-face getting fired Owens said Tuesday that Kush told his assistants on two occasions that he did not strike punter Kevin Rutledge in a 1978^ game andithat they;

,I'shMild all stick together "

even at the risk of lying and pjunng themselves "or we would all be fired

7 Kush, the defendant in a S2.2 million damage suit filed against him by Rutledge, has denied making the comment Rutledge, who now attends the University of Nevada-Las

Vegas, is suing Kitah and others - claiming Kush punched him in the mouth after a poor punt in Arizona State's 41-7 loss to Washington Oct 28. 1978 in Seattle Rutledge also contends Kush and form Arizona State assistant coach Bill Maskill harassed him into quitting the team in 1979 and forfeiting his scholarship Testifying before a Maricopa Sigierior Court jury lata week. Kush said he "can't recall ever touching Rutledge." *4 Proceedings have been adjourned until next Tuesday while attMTieys from both sides

challenge some of Judge Thomas C Kleinschmidts rulings in the case to the Arizona Supreme Court.

Last week. Kleinschmidt ruled that film foouge from a Phoenix television station showing Kush grabbing a [layer's face mask during a 1979 training camp incident was not admissible as evidence

^Tuesday. Owens recalled to ' the court how;^^. Kush'^J first brought up the"^subject of Rutledge's lawsuit over a training table dinner Sept. 8. 1979

"Frank said it in a matter-

of-fact maimer and with kind of a chuckle. said Owens said "Kush said he and Maskill were involved in a lawsuit, but he didnt seem to have much concern for it

Yet on two occasions after practices that week. Owens said Kush told his coaches that he didn't hit Rutledge and that Ovrons was standing right next to Kush at the. time of the alleged incident" ^ *

"Then he turned to me and said, Right. Owens 1 didnt say anything," Owens told the court. "I cant recall if 1 was.

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Owens also testified that dunng a coaches meeting that same week. Kush called Rutledge a malcontent and that his father was suit-happy

Gordon Rutledge labeled Kush a psvchotk anunal in an October 19W deposition aod ' said his son was the victim of a conspiracy to elinunate him from the .AS' program

On Oct. 1 179, Owens said Kush had his defensive coaches gather for an 8 a m meeting ' and 'gave us instructions that we all had to stick together -even if we had to lie and perjure ourselves - or we would all be fired

OweiB said Kush inaructed him to relay the information to the offensive coaches in another room, which 1 did.

Kush has said the ' inchvidu al he was referring to who was (hsnjptmg our program was not Rutledge, but a booster named Rick Lynch.

According to Kush. Lynch -the operator of a Phoenix-area drag strip - was calling ig) players, trymg to make them make suteroenis that they bad seen the alleged punch Lynch has since filed a multimillion defamation suit against Kush for the comment But Owens said Kush was definitelv referring to Mr Rutledge" in his stick-together statement and "repeated it more than once " Tuesday, Owens also testied that Arizona State linebacker Bryan CaldweU told him on Oct. 5. W79. that he had seen Kush puKh Rutledge Owens said then-Arizona State Athletic Director Fred Miller and Asmciate .Athletic Director John Wadas asked him to take over the team Oct 13.1978 - just hours before the Sun Devils were to host the University of Washington But IS minutes before kickoff. Owens turned down the offer because I didn t think any of us would get out of the stadium alive if Frank didn't show up

KiKh eventually (fid and coached the Sun Devils to a 12-7 upset of therHtodefeated and fifth-ranked Washington

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Sammy Tyson (partially hidden) and Anthony Burney (32) along with Rayes teammate Kelvin Lewis (44). (Reflector photo by Tommy Forrest)

Rams Upset By Jaguars, Fall Out ,Of,FirsVl^CC

FARMVILLE - FarmviUe Ontral. the defending chanv pioo of Uie Eastern (Carolina Conference, has lagged in the lower reaches of the league all season, but this week found Itself with the opportmty to olavsDOiier And last ni^t. spoil is just what the Jaguars did. upsetting Greene Central. 42-40. to knock the Rams out of a share

Friedman: Victory Over TAC Victory For All Athletes

of first place n the ECC And on Friday , they get a chance to deny Cooley the opportunity to wrap it up Greene Central'i girls rolled up a 82-44 wm over the Lady Jaguars in their game Greene Central moved out mto an 114 lead in the first penod, only to see Famiville sticfc close through the second frame The Rams still held the lead, however. 27-23. al the half In the third penod.

FarmviUe closed the gap still more. 7-i and trailed by only one. 31-30, as the final (fuaiter

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NEWARK. N.J. (AP) - WorkWass nmner Paul Friedman says his federal court victory over The Athletic Congress is a victory for all ^Metes because it recognizes the TAC carawt treat athletes tfbitrarUy."

The court ordered TAC officials, who questioned Friedman s amateur status, to certify him for coinpetition in Sunday's Ohme-Hocfii Marathon in Japan But a TAC spokesman said Tuesday the Japanese hosts have rescinded their welcome, and warned that if Friedman coiqietes. he could jeopardize the amateur status of the other competitors

The Athletic C:ongress last month refused to certify Friedman because be ran in last November's Rose Bowl Marathon in California, a race which included a professioaal division

Friedman. .Moorestown. N.J., finished fourth in the Rose Bowl The Jersey City athletic dub that sponsored Friedman was awarded a $1.300 prize I'll continue as a normal amateur athlete." Friedman said If and when the time comes for a hearing. ID have the opportunity to iM^esent my case in a proper manner.

Friedman, who finished fifth in last year's Boston Marathon with a time of 2 hours. 16 minutes. 46 seconds, was one of two Americans mvited to the 30-kilometer Japanese race.

U.S District Judge Herbert Stan ordered TAC to retain Friedmans amateur status and told the organization to certify him for the Ohme-Hochi race The judge noted he has no jurisdiction if the Japanese decide Friedman is ineligibie Spokesman Pete Cava of TAC said an iiXemationai provision, commonly known as the "contamination rule," stipulates that runners who knowingly compete in a race against a professional can have their amateur status lifted.

Cava said the TAC ban on participaits in the Rone Bowl professionai division doesnt extend to domestic races unless a runner is found to be a pro throu^i a formal bearing.

built back to a five-potm lead, bid Anchew Edwards hit a free throw with 1:43 lefi to cut the lead to 40^36 Greene Central missed a layup close to the minute mark, and Farmville got the rebound Melvin Sutton then scored, dosing the gap to 40-38

Greene Central called time out. but on the inbounds ptay, Stuart (krdon stole the ball and was fouled as he went to the basket. He made both free throws with 30 seconds left to knot the game at 40-all

The Ran^. holding the ball for a final shot, missed a two-foot jumper with ten seconds left, BSS Farmville captured the rebound with ei^ seconds to go. quickly calling timeout.

Ctordon then took the ui-bounds pass and dribbled the length (rf the floor, hitting a 20-footo' at the born to give the Jaguars the victory.

(iordon led the Jaguar scoring with 19 points GreoK Coitral was led by Roderick Lane with 14 and John Ray with 13.

"We had the chance." Ram coach Lewis Godwin said, we just missed our free throws."

The Rams were only eig^t of 18 at the line The loss left Greene Central at 114 in the ECX:, a game behind D H Codey. 12-3 Coiv ley must lose its final game, to Farmville, while Greene Central tops North Lenoir, for the Rams to take top seeding in the tournament next week Farmville is now 4-11 in the conference In the gris game. Greene Central ran out to a 14-5 lead and allowed Farmville a 104 comeback in the second period That left the Lady Rams with a 22-15 halftime lead

Rams pwwred away

agam. 194, for a 41-21 lead goii^ iiUo the final penod. and let Farmville enjoy a 23-21 margin in the final period Letha Taylor led Greene Central with 21 points, while Sharon Suggs added 11 Rose Edmonds led FarmviUe with 10. while Rose Lang had 15 and Etta Ckxtiam had 10 Fv^nviUe is now 5-10. while Greene Central is 64 in the conference

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ByPXKSCOPPE Reflector SpartsWrtar H(Xi,A'WO(X) - D H Cofr ley's Sammy Tyson and Keith GMln came to play Timdty night aiKt that may gpeO trouble for the rest of the EaMm CaroiiBa Conference as the league tournament ncan.

After struggling for naarty three (juarters wHh a Charies B Aycock squad that haa won juet once tius season, the Vikings surged to a BiMiat lead nudway through the fourth penod en route to a 70^ win.

Earlier, in the grfo game Charles B. Ayco^ defeated D.H Coifiey.6M7.

71 W was snreet for the VUoags. commg as It did after a drainmg 57-56 overtime k to Greene Centt al wtnch. at the time, left the two chdK tied for the EXT food The victary was made even sweeter, however, when hlarsh discovered the Rams had kMt to Farmville Central. 4240. to drop into a second plan tie with Southern Nash znd North Pitt

"Now rn going to be up all mght diagramming plays I can't believe K, said Marsh, whose dub tsnow 124 to the ECC. one game ahead of the trio tied for second The Vikings can dmch the ECC crown with a win over FarmviUe Friday mght in the season finale tar both (dubs If Tyson utd Gatlta play like they (fid laM mgit. the Vikings may be ready to daim the title as theirs Tyson, a 6-7 junior who has not played nearly as well as Marsh would have liked this season, poured in IS pomts '.Qsnd puUod down II rebounds Gatlin, a 64 sophonvMe who has been of f and on all seaaon. pumped in 15 points, seven rebounds and a handfid of assists

Tyson pla^ more up to his potedial toifight. Marsh said of his pencil-thin center "Hes beginning to come around, but he's still not playir^ as wdl as I would have liked him to this year"

As for Gatlin. Marsh said; Sometimes he's too unselfish I told him that when he scores 20 points the team's boimd to do betta (}ettin' Keith to shoot should open thin^ up for us."

Tyson and Gatlto werent the only story, however. The Vikings two seniors Antoony Burney and Sammy Tucker

also played a larr roU In the victory Burney scored IS poinu - aU in the second haU - and pufied down Kvea rebounds aad Tttchtr soared IS wUwe and yabbed mvcu re-booKb as the Vktafi outre-bounded the Faksoi. 37-21.

But it was Tjm emty and Gatlta and Burney lale who helped the VUdnp maintain rwrnnuMd TysoB scored the Vlkiii tint ei#d peinu but Oouley Mill trailed much of the first period betare taidng I to4 lead tato the eecond (pmrtcr.

The VUcii^ atreldHd then lead to M-10 to the apog minutes of the mesad period but the FaksM came back bchmd the tooottog of Kcleta Lewie.

Lewie tot kxx stnig field goals, all from deep to the coinerv to cut the Conley toad to 2PI8 witb 2:41 left M Tim Neto, to tar Tymm. pnmplly hit two bucfceta and Tyeou returned to add another m the Vikings led to tatermieeioB. 27-23

The lead qtoddy meimtod to 11 (27-21) early to the third

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Gatlin and Burney. The Ftoooaa. however, narrowed the gap again, thto ttom paced . by the long outtode tomottog of guard Paid Thomm

Thomas hit for ei^ of hu team-high M pomts to the thtod period, all coming OB jumpcn of 15 feet or better, to heip brkto his cfid) to withto mven (46-J0I to the end to the quarter.

The fourth period beioBged to the VikBi Letofing 9641. Cooleys fato break suddenly seemed to become faster as Conley outscored the Falcons. 13-2. over a three mimde toan During thto stretch, wiuch ended with Conley ig) 6343. thdr biggest lead of the game. Gatlin scored seven points and Bianey added four, mchafing a over-thetoioulder layup that had the fans roaring

From there, the Fakons never got clooer than U) as they dropped their llth game In 20 outings Aycock it 1-14 in the ECC

This to good win for us. Marsh said Anytime you come off a big kim like we (fid against Greene Central. It's a big one You have to get tt out of your system

To help his team do juto that. Marsh called a meeting Moif day morntag I told them I

hope they were domg a better job than 1 was (to forgettaig the Greene Central gtone) .' Marsh said 1 juto told them they had to put it behtad ihem Md realite thto well have aatoher tool to then mmetlme wMfin toe next three wBtots " For now. however, thmtos to toe J^nrs. toe Viktap will be content to t revel to Fannvtlle Friday with a chance to W toe leagie tttle

forence tournament We want to plav 'em (Aycock), aod SeudM. and North Pitt. James said "I think (Aycock) shoidd have been beaten more, than twice this season to the conference"

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In toe girls ganw. Charies B Aycncfc broke away from D.H Conley late In the first period and cnnttoued its surge into toe second quarter en route to the Fakons I5th win ef toe season to 19 starts Aycock to IM in toe conference. having lost only to unbeaten Southwest Fdprnmhe TraiUitoM with 136 left to toe first period, the Falcons iacoitd Cmdey. 74. to take an 114 lend at the end of toe pcrtod Brenda Atoton tto on three of four free throws and 2ma Jems added two field goalatotheoiihuni FoHowiitoabucfcetbyDIICs raraniy Streeter, Aycndi ran off another 74 purt. parted by two field goals aod a free throw by Jmnette Ihmn. to take an ll-M Imd with 2:30 left The Fakom led at the half.26-11 The VaUtynes cut the deficit tosix. B-14. early to toe second half but that was as cfoae as they got to toe second hall as toey dropped their nmth game to 19 starts Cooley is 64 in the ECC

The difference m the game was we had too many mental breakdowns." D H Coidey coach Joy James said "In the first quarter we showed we could play with them but then every time we'd start to make a nm wed make some meittal mistake But I'm proud of the girts They never gave ig>

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ROANOKE - After kdu most ot the seanm. Roanoke High Sdnoi's giris were denied any chance of the Northeast em Conference champnrahip last night, as nymouth gained a SM3 victory over the Squaws However, Roanoke's boys maintained at least a share of first place, downing Plymouth by - guess what - SM3 Hie loss left Roanoke with an 10-3 record, while Plymoidh has lost but once in league play, ciinching the title Both teams have one game left Roanoke moved out mto an 114 lead in the first period, but Plymouth came back with a 14-9 advantage to tie it at a^ao at the half In the third penod. Plymouth outscored Roanoke 16-10. moving to a 36-30 lead The Valkynes then held off Roanoke. 14-13. in the final quarter for the win Laune Bell led Plymouth with 16 poinu. while Tynetta Clark had 13 and Anrae Fuller -had 10 Roanoke was led by^ Sylvu Parker with 26 poinls ^ Roanoke's boys, now 11-2. can clinch either a tie for the title, or win it outn^. deperv ding on Tarfooro's actions, when It plays at Wiliiainston on Friday

Roanoke railed oid to a 14-3 lead over Plymouth In the first period, and increased that to 27-13 by the end of the half The Vikings managed a I4-I comeback in the third period, trimming the lead to 35-27. but . Roanoke allowed only one : more point in the rallying

ni|git in an Eastern Carolina Confemxe basketball game Earlier m the girls game North Lenoir railed past North PittSMf We piayvd real wei." North PMt coach Cobble Deans said We had a 10-12 poini lead in the second half and kept that uniy near the end I'm pretty wellpleaeedwithil''

The wrin left the Panthers n a three-way lie for second with kfle Southern Nash and Greene Central, which upset by FaimvUle Central Tuesday ra^ 4240 Ail three dubs are IH in the EOC. North Pitt is 12-0 overall It was Parker and Bradtoy who led the Panthen last mght Ptfker pumped m 2D pomts and Bra^ added 16 North Letwr got 13 poinU each from Eugme Conner and Isaac Heath as the Hawks drop to 12-9 overall and 0-7 in the conference It was a good offensive and defensive game by both Parker and Bradley.'* Deans said And Hines had a solid game also

North Pitt surged to a 21-11 first-period lead and led at the half. 36-27 North Lenoir cut the deficit to fhe 42 37. at the end of the third penod but the Panthers pudied their lead back up to 12 midway through the final penod before the reserves came m to finish the

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North Lenoir, now il-io and 94. was led by Sharon Gillette and Debra Pope, both of whom had 14 points .Mary Hams added II for the wiimers North Pitt was led by Jeanette Brown's 14 points

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CHAPEL HILL - The University of North Carolina rolled to victory over Ea^ Carolina last night m a gymnastics meet The Tar Heels finished the evening with 13165 points, while East Carolina trailed with 117 65 "We took it on the chin again." Coach Jon Rose said We had some trouble, but were coming If we can hit it clean, we can get 120 (points) in in-state compet ition " sa Tammani set a new school record on the balance beam, sconng 8 2 to finish in second place 'The old mark was set by Elizabeth Jackson last year, a 7 9 Jennifer Bell had a 7 4 score, but did not place In the vault. Kathy McNeamey finished fifth with an 81. while Gaudia Houck was seventh at 8 (

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LOS ANGELES CAP -St Louis Blues' goalie Mike LiiM was hoptng his first National Hockey League All Star Game would be an expen enoe to remember and a pleasant experience "I was hoping 1 wouldn't embarrass my sel I." Liut said foUowmg the Carr^ibell Conference's 41 victory o\er the Wales Conferox-e Tuev day night "I was a little worried

If he was blushing after the game. H w as only because he was the center of attention Liut. turning in a dazzling array of diving saves, stick saves, gloke saves and de^ flections, stopped 25 shots and held the powerful Wales team scoreless for the 31^ minutes. 43 seconds he was* in the contest This was a very good game." said a beaming Liut after he was named the game's most valuable player as the Campbell Conference snapped a five-game winning

streak by the Wales 'N(p body in the game was )uu going through the motions everybody was motiv ated i operide better with a lot of shots commg at me he continued alluding to the Wales barr^ that included 18 sMs on goal in the opening penod fm con slantly pushing myself, saying. 'You CMi do it. kid haiig in there, kid ut. an All-.Amenca at Bowling Green who played in the World Hockey Asocia tion f(M- two seasons before the league dissolved, was perplexed at all the attention that went along with the MVP Award "It wasn't really even a shutout since I just played half a game " he said "I didn't ihink it was that big a deal

Calgary center Kent Nilsson pill the Campbells ahead for keeps When he scored on what he intended to be a pass )u^ 45 seconds

irdo the game Philadelphia's Bill Barber, wtw assisted on Nilsson's tally, scored what turned out to be the game-wlnner with 8 02 played m the opening penod

Winger Wayne Babych of .St Louis m^ d 341 16 12 into the seajod penod, then Detroil wii John Ogrodnick avoided a Wales shutout when he scored against Philadelphia's Pete Peelers at 5:13 ot the final penod

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By WOODY PEELE Reflector SpoftsEdKor Catkiy Andnozj briwes tlut East Caroima L'wversity can have a natiooal poMcr in woowns hashetboH And get ting there may not be that far away

AmIrbzi. in her third year as the East Caroima women s hiM8kKhM ctMKh. spoke to the Greenville Sports Club yesterday We have a chance to buikl a strong program because women's basketball is so young, but we have to have a good recruiting year this year because we lose some mighty good people." Andruzzi said Wii just need a solid committment from the university." refeiTtng to finances, because we have to be able to recnat with the best of them Andnizzi. who calls her team rats, because rats feel they are superior despite being smaller than their foes, admitted that she got the idea from another transplanted New Yorker no a North Carolina coach - N.C. Stales JimValvano I stole it from him ei^ years ago when he first got to Iona. she said "He used the term then himseif

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Greenvilie have been good ones, aao dw it a little sur-phMd herseli how (fuickly the propumhaspwwn

When 1 came here, my goal was to build a n^iooaliy ranked program' The foit year, we didnt have much recnoting. and we Bill went iS-ie. The second year, we had a good recruiting year, and went -10. Ow goal w^ to build a foundation for East CaraUna. We wanted to wm. but win n the ri^ way. with quality mthviduals I think we areitongthK

But. the coach adnuttcd. she didnt thmk success would conne as quick as it has At the start o< this season. I really felt that U we would go SOO, we d have done a good job "

She went on to recoum the seasoa pointing oik the early victohes. ncludmg a five^ioint rally to win in the late stages o< the opener against Virginia Tech. After we won tlnee. then loat by 12 to Ok) Dominion. I began to see what we could do. Andruzzi said.

Perhaps one of the keys was the victory over Vir^nia in Charlottesville The day before, we played ai James Madison, thoi traveled to Charlottesvilie and stayed in the Ramada Inn. where a convention was going on. Not

arty was tt notsy, the coach relatod. but at 1 a.BL. someone set off a fire alarm, forcing the guis out ado the cok) weather in their night wear. Laune Sikes already had a MT temperature. .Andruzzi said, and sire dkhi't need that

The next day. with the game moved from 1 pm to 11 a.m. because of the men's game wtth Oliio State being on na-tkmai television, Andruzzis girls were greeted by S.l students who came early for the mens game I UM the guis to just do the best they could. Winning that one and getting ranked really made our season, and beating State before 4.000 was sigier. Then, having 4.500 come out in the snow to see us play Southern Cal was even better ."

We have a dumce to win > again (ECU beat Wilmu^ton last night to go >-5i, and we have a week off before we meet State again If we do well the rest of the way and finish first or second in the state touma ment, we'U have a rmd good chance to go to the regunals. and our regioaal a the tou^iest in the country." Andruzzi srtd Now, the question is the futir East Carolina needs a good recruitiiig year. Andruzzi related What action other uea teams take towards the NCAA

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BEAR GRASS - Bear Graai mpped Jmaefvgle. V4t, in a Tobacco Bdt baidakhall game iMt rt^ Janesville won the llris game. SS-S.

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WASHINGTON - E B. Aycock and Washington split a pair of junior high school basketball games yestanday.

Ayoxdt won the giris game. 34-31. Doris Richardson led Aycock with 12 points, vdiile Gloria Daly had 13 to pace Washington.

In the boys' game. Washington rolled to a tt-43 win. Jeff Cn scored M to lead Washingtoa wtth Shane Immanuel adding 14 and Jeff MoUin hitting 10. Mac WalsU had 17 to lead Aycock.

Aycock traiwls to Rocky Mount on Friday.

will also detenmne the furture Andruzzi knks for ACC teams to go NCAA, akng with io-dqxoderts like Old DomkMon if we slay AiAW, thM ooiid hurt ui, so 1 think maybe weM eventually go NCAA, too If oue goes, tbe rest may all follow " Andruzzi also it bopefui of more financial supfiort from the urtveraty. Id like to see

Today Lost Signing Dote For SEC. Big 8

y KANSAS CITY. Mo (APi -' An ok) cusUrni m college football recruiting warfare ided today with the last conference agoing dates ffx* the Big Eight and the Southwest Conference For the last time, high acfaooi athletes across the country today put their agnatures on a letter-of irtent and committed themselves to a sin^ conference before agreeing to a final commitmert elsewhiere Beginig oat year, all NCAA Division I schools will obaerve a national uniform sipiing date The date will be set by the Cdiegiate Com-misssioners Association, headed by Fred Jacoby of the Mid-Amka Conference.

The conference signing dates in the SWC and the Big Eight come exactly one week before the natiooal signing date, tradttkxially the third Wednesday in February.

The Southeastern Conference and the AtlMkic Coast Conference have had tbe eartiest cQDierence signing dates, the second Saturday in December. Some other conferences such as the Big Ten and the Pac-10, have had no conference dates Feeling that the early ing dates encouraged recruiting abuse, tbe NCAA Council purtied for adoption of the uniform date at its convention in Miami Beach last month Frequently, schools in other parts of the country have used the SEC signings to evaluate prospects. Learning what layers in that region have been signed by SEC schools, rival recluiten from otha leagues would concentrate Uwr efforts on those playen. The same befa) true for players in the SWC and Big Ei^

more women m the Ptrale Gub I dont know if the Pirate Gub has really tried to recrirt a lot of women, and I hope thrt theyll go rtler more and

The next mectkic of the ctob will be February M. wtien South Carolina head footbaU coach Jim Carien wiU be the iqieaker.

Win 1200 One Gome Late For Notre Dame's Phelps

BsrlteAsMdaledPicM Digpr Phelpo wanl particuiarfy thrilled with Mi 2Hth coaching vlctonr rt Nrtre Dome He mi^ have dkked Ms heels a few Mata, thou^ had H come one game earlier Rcboundliig wlh a vengeance from a tougi aneixni Ion to UdA on Sunday Qirt ihoppcd them to I2th to The Anocirted Preas ratings, the Irtrti crushed Boston Urtveiiily IMS TuesdayngM

We had tbe mental tolensity we needed. Phrtps said We shot 74 percent to tbe first ludf i2l rt Sf) agatnrt a team thrt was preasmg and ustog a zone We were jurt to a good fnoove and thrt got thtogi going

But as tar as hit Mh triumph agamrt e torneo rtnoe coming to Notre Dame. Phelpe had to confeos thrt he felt - nothing really Thats tor mneone eUe to weny ahoul AlHdhketedo to win the natioaal title, then ceirtrate "

Tbe only other ranked team te see aettoa on a oUm schedule was No It South Alabama, which rolled to n B-W Sun BrtI Oorterence victory over Georgia State South AlalMna i-3i reached the W-victory plateau for the ttord year to a raw while dealing Georgia State Its lldi oonMcutive MttMCk Rory White led the wmneri with 21 poinu. and Ed Raini added a Georgia Stale Coach Roger Couch was ejecled with just 7:13 gone to the gome when he was socked with hii thud technical foul

Ri^ Blggi tod Bear Graam with 14. while Wilitan Roberaon had 13 Kcrwta Ctom led JaoMtvile with n.

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The Lady BuBrts Mowed to the third period, but rtiU tod.t 43-24. going into the Mat quarter, where they onlHt the BeanlM.

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PINETOPS - Alex Cobb scared 17 pods. including three-point play early in overtime, to writ Southwest Edgecombe to a SH7 extraperiod victory over Ayden-Grifton Tuesday night hi an I Eastern Carolina Conference game

Earlier, Delphine Mabry poured in M points as unbeaten Soutbwest Edgecombe romped past AydenGriflon.fi 31 AydenGriiton's boys trailed. 4M3. with 30 seconds to go in regulation when Thomas Anderson rebounded a mlaoed Thnmy Edwtfdi diot and was fouled Anderaoe made both

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EDCNTON - EBnrt Wilder pumped in M potats and Lee Dale Leary added 13, as Edanlon daunsd hnston. SMi. Tuaaday algd In a Northeastern Conference

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Edenton led In the boys* game after the first period. 144, and increased iU advantage to 30 at the half WUliamston cut the deficit to one, 37-31, at the ctoee of the third period but dw Aces held off die Tigers to the fourth period to tahe the win WUUaiMton was led by Vincent WaahingUm's 12 ponU Tom Bennett and Cbridi Ped had 10 for the Tigers In the girls' game. Tliercsa Dutfy scared a gamehi^ 14 potato as the TIgen took the early lead and ciung to k the remainder of the game Williamston led after the opening eight minutes. 146. and at the htof. 3411 The Aces got Uttle cloaer to the second half Edenton trailed. 8-M. at the end of the third period before losing by nine Edenton did not have anyone in double figures for the game WUliamrton plays host to Roanoke Friday niit AG*-EiiwB WiUiM*i Ghfe-G*

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"We never got Marted in overtime," Ayden-Grlfton coach Bob Murphrey said We never showed iq) "

Southwest, now S-17 overall and 4-12 in the BOC. led after the first period. 12-11. and at the half. 31-23. The Chargers cut the defldt to two, 3437. at the end of the third period and then tied it up on Anderson's two free throws "Our guottag's Just real bod ri^ now." said kfuntorey whoae Chargers have now lost five stral^g. "tt's Jiat a mat ter of coafidcnce. We wen tomottag well early but we're as had now as we wen good thea.

The Cbariers were led to acortag last nlNk by Ttinny Edwards and Clarence Baber, both of whom had 14 potato ^

In the girls' game. Mabry led a Southwest charge that had four ptoycTB scoring to double figures and that left the Cougars at 224 on the season. SWE is 144 to the lea AydeGrtftan is now M9 and 1-14.

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JotadiM Mabry to double fif-ira for SWE were Bridget and Aipiielia Jeoku, both of whom scored It pomts.Llmd~Kim Echnundson. who added 10 points

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was as If they ddkcovered hiBi *1 remember it very weiL " Watsoa said before a practice round for the tin Hawaiiao Opea a CI&OM affair that ^ aarted Thnraday on the 6.W yard, par 73 Waiafae Country Ctabcowse ^

I was very disa^ipoioted Watson recalled. 1 had the lead after three rounds and I was trymg to win my Ont touniemfnl I )ust didtat play well that laid rowid My game wasn t strong emu# to stand up

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Ms ctuef oppoidioB coidd come from Bruce Uetzke. a former Hawaiian Opea champtoa wham Tietory M San Dtogo made him the Old two-time winner of the season

They called him "the KkL" this red-haired, freckle-faced youig man, then only 23 and in his second year of Tour actvity From the lead. Watson shot 75 m the last round and fell to third. But there was no doubt in the minds of the largeiy barefoot gallery that "the Kid'was on his way. .Although John Schlee won that 1973 event. Watson was the talk of the crowd. It

There is, of course, no queshon the strength of his game now He cones into this event as the ieadiag money-wtoner and Ptayer of the Year lor the past four aeesoni. ^

He miSMd the playoff for the Bing Cnuby titled a rin0e stroked flniffimg poorly ui his flrat start ol the season, then had a poor - for him - performan tnd week in defense of hii title in San Diego

Other standouts m a iM-maa eld that indudes 41 of the top to money winners me Lee Trevino; defendtog champum Andy Bean. Ben Cienhaw; Hale Irvin. Hubert Green and Arnold Patmer Ism Aoki. runner^ to Jack NkkUui in laff year's U5. Open, heads a duee-man Japanese oontingeal

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That may not be that easy Rooc has to face Wilson Pike on the road FYiday. then clooe out the home season next Tuesday agamst Hunt They end the regular season on Friday. Feb 20, at Northeastern

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The Rampettes fell behiiid ody once as they powered their way past Bertie Bertie took its oolyleadatd^ana shot by Irma Hoiley wtth 3:21 left in the rst penod. but Rose came back to score six straight to close out the quarter That gave Rose an 11-6 margin

Bertie quickly rallied to within one, 11-10. but after a timeout. Rose hit two in a row to up the lead to five again. Late in the period, three straight batoets ran the lead to ten. 25-15. d Rose carried a 27-10 lead into halftime

After allowing Bertie to score the first basket of the third period, the Rampettes,. behind four Bernettiae Haselrig poiols. pushed la six straight to take a 33-11 lead It was 35-30 at the end of the period

Rose, deapHe losing four points off Its final period lead, retained control enou^ to pull out the win, only its second to 10 games

"It's nice to be Qo the other side of the fence for a change, Coach Dennis Gibsoa said.

"The girls came to with fiie attitude that they could win. All they had to do was pfay with some inteasity. Hasdrig helped us a lot with her rebounding, botti oflnaiveiy und defensively, and our free Wwow Shoottof fAnpot a Hf role." he added. Roae hit tern of 11 chances at the line.

"We hustled more and got after rebounds more. We dhtot stand as flat-footed as we unially do. Weve been emphasizing this To win, we have to go after tt, we cant stand and wait for someone to give tt to us.

Gibson has earlier dismiSBed two of his guards from the team, both sometime starten. I thought without them, we might have trouble, but we played better than with them. I thought it m#t tnirt us at least mentally, bto it dxhi't.

"Now, if only we could pull off an upset or two .''

Frances Barnhill led Rose with 14-poinTs. while Haselrig and fifaria Gray each had ten. Bertie was led by HoUey with 17. n

The Rose boys are now 7-4 to Division I play and 13^ overall. The girls advance to 2-9.2-14. Bertie falls to 3^ in conference. both for the boys and girls.

JV Game: Rose S2. Bertie 41 GlrUGame

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NEW YORK (API - Witb a Utde help (rom J R Ewing and Bivt Reynolds. CBS chalked p Ha ntoih draipt week aa the No I network in toe prime>tune rattoga bat He. flprea from A.C NMaen Oa. say.

"Dtotoa" nmtoed IM n toe ratings race lor the illh linee in 14 weeks bde Hooper. a W7I Reynolds picture making its TV dfiwt dobbered the coopetltlon > ABCs Eaal o( Edtn and Kad State" on NBC ~ In a bead-to-bead race (or viewers Sunday CBS' ratbw lor the week ,cadinf Feb IwastoJ. with ABC second at If i and NBC ird at Ml Hie networks ay that means m an average prlmMime nunule during Ige period, a J percent o( the aatioa's TV-eqmpped homes were tuned to CBS Dallas. the domutam prlmeHime Khes smce early in November, registered a ratbM o( 31.1. Nidaen uys toat means o( all the homes in toe country with tdevi don. H i percent saw at least part of the dealings of toe Ewing daa The big collision came Sunday night, as tbe aetworts roared Mo the February sweeps - the time when national gwt advcftiaing rates are (entoaed tor the aext lour

the Ohio university to May IffTf. when four students were shot to death by National Guardsmen, finished flat

To compound NBCs troubles toe network had tour of the week's five toweto-rated Mows: HiU Street Blues was No 10. foUowed by Kn Stale' and another NBC program. Nero Wolle Ladies Man" on CBS was Ord. with "NBC Reports: Who Wdl Rfpii tor Amerra"th

women. But he attack womcB. be them, tormaats (bcm. paycbologically batters toem (He does ttto. we diacow. becauae hto mother Is a woaaan of toase alan-dartb: atodle toadings af character are aat this movie's iortei.

His partner to crime is a nice young boy who is apparently working his way throufgi college by going along on tbeoe miaaiona of pillage Anyway. SaOy Struthers la chosen aa a victim The baddies break in and proceed to spend several long minutes tormenting her. making her crawl on the floor in her m^dgown and such, until she flnaily rum uptoairs and pabi her gun There to some confuaton md she fires, killing the "innocent "Ud Now. as to Dbty Hwry," this la where the audience is supposed to stand up and cheer. You've been set ig> by the long, harrwing scene, and tbe killing seems juatified. if nol reasonable The movie doen't end here; a bone neeto to be tossed (a the other side of tbe handgun argmnent A singularly imbelievable diotrict attorney charges Sally Struthers with murder, md she and her hutoiand have to prove her innocence The obviouB mtcto of this liuid melodrama is to elicit a collective. Good, those punks deserved it. Indeed, producer Locke uya the scene bad to be set up that way j

t'nlem the situation was set up that way. I think there wuidd be some heavy doubts in your mind, that she might have appeared irresponsible

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"If I had Mown her )uto shaottog sonMOoe entering the houee. that would have made her seem irreaponto-ble We wanted to portray a sympathetic character. They wanted, in other words, to make a statement sympathetic to the posseuion of handguns Perhaps thats undertoaiv dable. After betog mugged to Beverly Hills at the potm of a gun. Locke went out md bought blmaelf a piece

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o Board approved to reactivate inactive license , o 120 hours of classroom instruction *240 hours of supervised optical practica O You wat: it Irrtprove yom skdb ' it Increase your confidence Practice the newest techniques - \ it Learn the newMt therapies ePho^l9l9 758-5200 Clip and mail to:

Eastern AHEC P.O. Box 7224 Greenville, N.C. 27834

I am interested in returning to work as an RN and am interested in a Nurse Refresher Course.

-FRANK I ERNEST

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PUBLIC NOTICES

NCTICE

Having ouaHflad a* Eiacutrli at to aalM of J H PAtila lata of Rm

aaaaa moaa immaiara payma

ThltHhday of Ratouary, iwi Marla B Mtota ]*IS RtrlghtRd

atoraga toiddln* at *tl % Momorlai Orlva TW praparty la nnad tar "Hignway Commarelal" (CM)

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COMRUTCR OPERATOR, acand Ecperioncad systams 3 or 1

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ragmrad EicPlon working condition*

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condition* Paid vacation

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To Tom Tog*, inc

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Forgign

DATSUN I07lz ^ N^ma, tiooad. KtwntiNaga 7 iea

EXPERIENCED . ,a month lAdJi -

n my homo or your* m Oak *ubdivl*Mn 7 30

r-T.3rjna,r"3ir

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to S 30. Monday* through RridoM Own tramportotion Coll 7J*a*iS

FIGHT INFLATION

SMI Avon IncroolO your aarmng powar Ror datail*. call

__ Engmaar Coliaga

!2" ,2!SL TMoili^eioto contoany Thay prvida atan*iva lyt^ 'JSrTim IrolXto and ovotoamanf tl3k H>

7 ff g m , . . ; ISX Roo ooid CMI Tod 710 0*4)

MPNOA CyCC _t*77 Automatic wHimiS SnMltr- --------

call 7)A3ttO

City Clark Robruary It, 10. Nil

legal NOTtCf , UwdrtNement ter Bid* Sealed prepeeat* will to received

to Hotoitei Center ence

day,

w .'ruttaae in

Room A until 00 P M.-------

Rabruary iS IMI tor_ jprtotdlto urity tarvkto tar RItl Caunty imorUl Heapllal

VIIIVl NB r-wagpTttof

Contractor* tor providing tht* >or

vica thMI to llconiad by Rrlvota Protoctlen Sorvlcoe Roord ot North

R'rWIMfrttoto* Vto.toto ewtotov to tov -w^ ...

Carolino Stoto Buroou ot Invoetlga tlon and ihMi hove a mbdmum at two ydore anporlanca In

w ygare anporlanca In R^^ cwrlty mnhtm In a hotpol of M mora bad*

Rltt 'Cduntv MamorIM Meipital raearva* lha rigw itodct anv or all nrnginr*- to waive Marntolty in Ttw DfOpOl

m. prepoaal and to cheoao __ poeM which Ihey leM I* In thd be*t In Ctot at PHI County MpmorlM

HONOA 1*70 Ovlc

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730 000 or

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AM/RM

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leading co*mMic IVm toofcmg tor quality paopl* Sand roqjmi lor , mtormotion to Coroort. Oonerol DMivory. Groonvilla. NC All inqu<

I riowilftodnwored

PEUGEOT m4.

Mtorior oncMlonr H milo*

par gailto highvtoyT M clH rotolor - >*aod caoh Book (M Sarlout

Ri^iVla* only, plaaaa 731 SMS

manager trainee II you. Or*

intare*ted m a career in retail with 1 advar*camant and upar tonelit*

I call Tad. 730 0*41 SnMiin ino PartonnM

rtiing S Stoll

SUBARU OL

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TOYOTA ITT* CMica nototldbtd. TMiOjl

TOYOTA WT7 Corono W, AM/RM. powt

sssaal^m

power tlaarTng ^ condillon

(agon Air, irTng In

Price

keeper

I Skil

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;iM* include

accounting background and ai ottica Outtot Call n* lOlO

PART TIME bookk year* eparianca

wnsral'

Khw^ ito hour* ott arid*__

PRODUCE Departmant Position oval labia lor o*i*looi monager or trolnoo Paid yacalion. hopi

'SSii

lallzation insurance

parson to Nal Sutton at ton * lupor MarkM No phone call*

MI. tllW 730 *371

1*7*

condition

GroanvllN. N C 17a34 Eim

J eocutrli ot tto oetato ot j H iMiito. dacoaaod Rob II. 10.13. March 4. iTti

niEliig^ORS

BTORk

EMta Ray Brrwer Jr MartaMafeoM Raad rsceedag tale ipaMl M iNy* lad ograNd m aayomd *f IN mO Wllito l oad Rat citRpgeNMMd Wdaysyad to paytktdi d tM Md (toi

Lemy Daertaa Ward Rrtet miiP oe adMd* taMdtbto oMdettaai Ciptis Onae V Mr)*!

headstone recovered * HuaUnglfln Bead) (Calif)

(Mectivcs Bob RuMdl and Ray Hattabau^i tod Billy (he

- . Kid's tonAdone Into (I prtjperty room aflET tte Hwmi

luty Reggs pMMk. wwNprik OTMI oiartcr sf lound in a reddenoe here. Hw diMovery br^ aNaitM *M towpj ee gm ^ mydETy Utot bEfaii 10 dayi a) to FoTt Sumner,

PMMto wHMYiiie H M. the sitE of the leHidary gunman'a grave <AP

INdlattoig esgr*

Tto undarsitoiad having qualltlad I Rdbruary II, a* Admlnlslralar of Ito Etiala ot ;

Dqugta* Randolph Rakor. dacaatad : ot PTtt County. North Carolina. ihN !

I HoapttA*

Spacltlcatlona and prapaeel terme ! may to ebtalnad fcy cantactmg ; Ralph R Hall. > . Aaaaciata Oirac

' Phone 737 44Rt

15. 10. 21. I*l

TRIUMPH TRA BI^ tan

lop, new^^alnt icb Good conditioo

VOLKSWAGEN ITT* *700 733 0*7*

occoplod Oritlorsnood not apply PRODUCE R/CO-MOST lor Cmo lirw Today Sand resume to Co Hoet. P 6 Bo l**7, Groonville NC E quo! Opportunity E mptoyer PROGRAMMER ANALYST E rioncod jr*tem* 3 or 14

system* M being ---------- ...

March. ITTI Sand resume to Lmde

. . n

installed In

p O Drawer 1*7* NC 77510 An Equal

, ITT* IMAZDA RX7 dillon. 30,000 mllto Mr I caaaatta 17000 llrm Monday I Thyrsdav attar 3 731051*

EicMlant con ' -_

AM/RM Real Estate

9f riTT \wspumy. rrfr* V4n*wf*w. ****

Is to notlty ail parsons, firms and corgoratlerw having cIMms againsi tto ottote le oehlBlt them to Ito undarslgnsd at tto oNlce ot Howard.

ir* till tto gprogs sate season and really U

MOpteara rSaily buying this year Cat your* tegot^ soon and

Saloiporson Wonted

A SPECIAL PERSON

vmcont S Duttus. Attornay*. no E Rourth StroM. P O Bo Groan

tito It with 752 *IA*

o Clossitted Ad Call

II may to you or a Iriand ot your*, we re looking for We re involved in tto rewarding business ot helping

I (to

larges! most

vllte. North Carolina ITKU, _ botara tto 12th day of August. I or this notice will bo pleaoad m of

1010 AUTOMOTIVE

,-COVory All

dobtod to Ito astote rill

15 PASSENGER MINIBUS

nugiraU Rard, WtmomOt L aowiM Md laftaoy as w*

JC KwmtN wdawM. ndNistNi aMafflNMdmd AMO Gro HaadS i

Ritoetl WMhrM (IWdaM Slfed imepaa* N days )M qaptiKM W aMdalroal Jmbm LNyd AUea Ul Pannville mdaflMadced lecSNas dneteg giwlN|. 5 MeMbs )N

MMgp PaRry UmNiIii Haelr I. MMdNltogayiMldfMOadcnd al

*ad* rscewdMMir nsM witeys MdNnMeartubn

dPdaiPibdMaayeMdred HaraU Aadefiaa. I

'Reverse Sfing' Tactics Pushed

Imntodioto poymont This the lllh day ot February i*gi

Stevorw Henry Nobloi Admmistratar of tto Estate ot Deyqlo* Randolph Baker HOWARD. VINCENT B DURFUS

By ' -----

: By SlanteyM Sams , no E Rourth SIroot

Available For Rantal

JOE CULLIPHER

Chrysler Plymouth Dodge

zsfroia*

I po Bos as*

Groonvilla. N l 77*34 Robruary II, Id. 25 AAarch 4 ITti

Ion

Autos For Sal*

CITYOR (............

HcCay PMtteae. Maceta dmrtag. NMibi lai MM wM at IW ad cod Meed atabal

PauU E laNtoted Mdays)ad ealaftHmdoad

I CaMcMare SimM

1,1 oMMi days IM

5 ea payoMM at cod aad check Ueyte Dwa Sddlbtea lad le ytad rW

HaraU Aotnm. Haute I. ----------

gMdPto N days lad MMtakM a pay iwMaftWaMad tachad Karw Aadma. ee lata

Ismauenloofficer BMy*)Nli cd a payan* d rs aod cod l-ardyo Baker Ranmr"

RRT aadpntoerty *

payano deed and re te_ Chad Mdhad Bad.

nwdha )M ewpaodrd a

Ataa Tuba Ttadn Jr----

coedbtoiateqyad Ndeys|ad aafindrd apayaetedcid Lan Aan Caane red pnpedy il iMtodided a payan*

laN toted dto)M>tetomita1a M* dim and cad

Jam Archie Bidta FaravtHe dnvug lakta wflueqcT miadw )ad laprnital a paymani d tm and cad. surrnkta aprrelers lictnae atledd alcobel

TMby Aim. (manvdle aaaUt

_ Rdtte l^te7 tetervUle

to*M. NMysjednapmdedapey d ted lUto addlNandced

Charta KiRy Ote MtdMesr* n natagsatetoeed N dey* )MI isopnded

R aiarrt a payarte of IN and cod

Lads Aan Ceda Payedemlle N% luidee 9Mun Jackan. VlBMr brt** ktead airdwi emai l aM)M Mta. no agerden Itana 5 aanOb )dl

itateUed a psyam d tm aad cm ,,peh,japiyamdllaodcm d

dPTehder tgeralars iiceaa attend - .

MetedNA IhdMB Cab*..

_____.LaGraagt

W% ktaad atcnbd cmm *n lapaitat a payam d tm agaralers lleeqa

A Rdttard* Goa Read, epeapieyanii aatehPC* freed i7 eaoHUi N day* )< atomded a pay

am at cm dd redRMm prdtam II

Edward Lee IBnth K*ra*iUe dm

BMindrrHiflunice.tnioaltajadintoeMi ^1^ da|w>">"*dtmandcm arrtnder

" * ogerslers licena*. aileed alcobel

erimto dtoRpHr* --

BMtryGmPataar.

By WILLIAM M WELCH AMOciJtod PrcM Writer RALEIGH. NC (AP) -As police rttng operado become amimonplace, the state's prosecutors and police chiefs are seeking le^slation they say wUI allow them to operate reverse stmgs

Sdng operado have been successfully aimed M catching those cashing in their stolen goods through ieacing opc^ion set ig> (wertly by pdkx.

The legisladoo now before a House committee would allow authorities to do just the opposite They could use undercover officers to ofter

operado. Riley said, would help combat home burglaries

GREENVILLE

Caunty at Pitt City of Croonvl ApuWk hoai by tto Graonvl

TOP CASH dollor* poW tor your 1 lunk cor* CI Payton, 753 *114 I Irom k t)l 3, AAondoy Soturdoy

poople with . ----

porfani inveslmeol they II evec

033

Boatt For Sle

moke it you ore newty itconsod and want tto opportunity training

ir, 1T77 MRG Cotolc* V toll. I oboe r d/ou I bo* r d 140 HP Msrcrulsdr V*fy *cmomicol tw skiing or flthlng 54000 753 71)1

day*. 7515*0tter3 30

ID- DIXIE RuHy OQutppod condltten Trolter and cor to pull If

CflnOnTHin. irmiwsr mr *.* tw gmr

5)0.000. Coll 73* 131Hor jtv

036 CvcIrs For St

HONDA GL 1000 ITTi 514M or trade for oconomy car Coll aftor 4 e m . 75*k7Tl. _

tag will I___

villa Board

lustmont* upon a roquajf ter a pacldl uso pormil by Moore S Sautor

vhoroby tto

. polltlonor

doNro* to obtain a tpoctot um ^ mtt, under Ito prowisior* ot SMtkm M 5*(d) of tto City Coda, in ardor to ' operate eoll sorvlco

WC BUY NICE, uaad cars Grant BulckMazd6.tac,75f1J77 ...

03 Trucks For Sl

013 Bukk

iTie FORD school bus Good condi tlon 753 201*

BUICK 197* Cantury Custom Loaded Immaculate. S37W or bast otfor Call 75* 1*1* (teave noma and

FORD PICKUP ITT* * cylinder Straight shift, oood^

Ir. M.OOO miles Good condition 52500 753 J**30*ri-.-

CLASSIFIED - INDEX

MISCELLANEOUS

goaoitno punrn

locotedon Eestbrook Drlvoadlacont

I V. , W. . I, . vO odio

-'".srTrite

BUICK ton Skytork

ir, powte- stoaring and brekos, 40.000octual mite* M90 75* I077

ttla. 750-04B5ottera

party I*

. Canter" (CS)

Tto tlmo. dote, and piacd * tto I DUbltc hoortng *MI be 7 30 PM.

1 Tt^sdoy. Fmruory 1*. ITOt. In Ito jetty Cowntll Chambers of the

h-pAWaUn

1 City Clerk I Rabruary II. 20, ITOI

00 paytom el im aed cm wrrmta ageralors Itccnsr allead alcobel trarkjtap

PMUto Rabenen ranovMr

Hebtn Edwarto. Eta CMy. cscentag camnaw;aM UirraU dwnta*

toNtoted NdtoTlN>tetote*Mapay

nrntNltoamcm. Rinmr Marn MMttey WiNteUwrs.

notatobte WteMte ervteWte MSrte * i-*

Drtte aatadi N dnys n< tetotedU aa ,u^nded oa paytom of ON and cm

paynamatem rrendrr ooerOton Ittennr attend

BMtad Gay PMUrd sum dnvMS i .mi irtifi-t wMer n*tae tlnd TncBaei. nnc ,rnn R Taykir. Farmville irappm

tollc iMtenr levokad. ISMjnaotkajta vtoUtm. jiraycr fee juttpunt omnucd

UHK T..'.' T viouim. Jirayer ee

toewtaf aa paynm at Mto and cm. ,-BpBymm(*ciM

prabMioalyoan drtwiatmdnnnumce ^,,mond AnI

ilMleftcnaei dwn***hcenorivek waduiWon rsceedn

Rmta Ourta Hadiark. Vnwtaro.

This CWtae. Gdidto Raed, la* letocyMtectmNpatteralhcer mgel

kony Tiernaa

Waduntoai nrecdM| sale totel days j,(i Mpeadad on payawte at llto and

Uacietr -

IMli Eugm JTTtet Roidr 1 Oreen y*lr httenm RTayer lor lodBinml con

RaMc 7

Gtean Tyrni Ramhita. tarcaknc. oterlniandlarrtey dtenitened toe Lee Whm rannnlle drhrtng lamr Mtluence. m operaurt liceme I mend* ja* mgeadKl peymm el im aod cm wrtendff ogeraters licar at tend atadiol wufktoBp IrantooH atecbol Db Ml broken hamd Rctooal MaMvr Wnp* Raie#i Lmnl E4sran nnuen new cneta* mN to*e4 N days )a* siepe"*4 Gfoenvrite eiceedlntsatetom^^ anpnynMidaf tNandcaal )admpendedonpeyielMTaedcm gteteNt T Alkmwn WadnnGon Straet

Netao Ednmd loHm. Seete Sprn ntetat icigonMbaiy vHtaUen attew

p.aarMiim at mMNna kMO^ velncte to be agerated tebm mauraoce

Mary Calfawm UjRte. Stota todayaja* aNraita1aapaytemelcm. la* te re* to**d te4 acrUm N Bntey Taylor Tr*er Park

days)a*mgatetedwpaynmattBaod Maaa^<aienatedlanmy.NBmki

cm. INI tegendedm payaefts aed etet

DNi* Aaa May*. Heatk Street pSamTlyw

toiihng *ny fS aagtedU aa pay CMtla Lae Ewmtt. BdM. WagUtuaS

amtetMwdteM W tay* )t*l tritegart icNmI wdfc aed

kiok*a.ma*prdaayN*hlic dtea

oa payami at IMk aad cm. anrmder '*oin*tegbcrS Garrett itcoU treet. pay

operatars ltc attend alrebol ^ *Mrm*M

workdiog Matthew C Uadwai. Green MiU Hun *

Maree Wayae Pesraai Greeodtoru tosrated md dtewplivr W day* )ail

Tuper markets, inc.

Whr Shopping Is A Plsosurt Otf ENVILLI-AYDINBiTHEl

CORRECTION

Ths pries for ths foUowing Horn in ths Harris Supsr-markal Ad on pags 41 of Todays Daily Rafiactor was parttetty maakad out. It shoutd hava raad at follows...

SOUTHERN BISCUIT

FLOUR

5. yQc

LB. BAG

SELF

RISING

HMlttiCrg

Empk>ymefTt.........

ForSalR..........

Instruction...........

Lost And Found......

Loans And Mortgages Business Sarvkes ...,

Opportunity......

Professional,.-........

Real Estate ..

Appraisals...........

Rentals..............

Automotivg

umicivvrcn Child Care

J^ipurported to be stolen, i foTwiruran effort to nab , '^Car. the fences, or those who !

make a business of dealing in stolen goodK Randolph Riley, district attorney for Wake County and vice |esident of the N.C Association of DiMricl Attorneys, said the biil Is needed because to prosecute anyone for buying stolen goods, present law refgiires proof that the goods were actually stolen That complicates fencing prosecutions, he said. Aod police handling of goods ruiM a reverse-sting because it establishes a legal defense - the goods are no longer stolen articles - for thooe accused of purchasing, he said.

We thiiMi this is a deficiency in our law that we thM should be corrected,

Riley said The bill had drawn strong opposition from the North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers, however, and drew criticism from some legislators Tuesday before the House Judiciary 1 Committee Several suggested it would promote eiUrapment (rf otherwise innocent ped|*

In an effort to save the bill, sponsors sent it to a subcommittee to work out a

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InMemoriam____

CardOfTltank...

SpKial Notkg*...

Travgl A Tour*...

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, 'ctVl^if.VNv'itL

_________ ugon a raquasi ter

Larlanca byfroma RaOaral tavtite* A Loan Assoclaiton wtoraby In* ptalttonar Oaaira* te oWata

lanca from Sactten 32 ito(a) el

City Cede (setback rgmireme^ :igN uM stanTln orOar te sign af IW Arlington This progor/ '

_ity tor a princ ract a

BuutevarO . --ir-tor ' Shagging Cantor

inr w-~-/5e?Mcllusa9e 050 Tto time. doto, and piaco otth (vu) pubtic hoartag will to 7 30 P M..

Wsday, F*utey 3*. 1T01 in ito OSO City Council Chombor* ot

a^lFoOr^Xi^)0.m,

093

ungten

NOTK

ksago

vw... .w.... ^ ..w........

coogoroiion and commission schwd ute naaOad ter suecos*, along with an ecitlng inventory ot homes coll now lor a confldantial agpointmeni We now have an opening avallable

Aldrid^*4^^uRierland

75* 3300

SERVCO AAAN AGE R WANTED

Sarvic* Distribultag Corrmmy Inc 502 Wesi Graanwllte Blvd Must have ability to mpnage ottwrs Eceitent salary plus commission Bonefil package Mall

eluding vork history te Bill Trif District Suporvisor Born. NC M3*0

Bo> 573,

"iiSSv

SERVICE Ford/M*rcury in oasicrn NC

manager - lor dootership locaiad Large salary Must

ITS* CMC automatic

Now motor and transmission

have at teast 3 years expariofK* Aoply In yrlting, te Swrvice Man p O Bo )**7 Graanville

SOMEONE naadad to mtanl ca^ teacher's aides and dir^tor Seto roaufto to P O Bo 423 Greenville NC

A'public hearing will be conducted by tto Greaovin*

WANTED

Help Wanted........

Work Wanted........

Wanted .............

Rootnniate Wanted..

Wanted To Buy......

Wanted To Lease .... Wanted To Rent.....

.051

__________ Board of Ad

iustmonts upon a raque-t tor a spocial use pormil by The Lite R^co' vhoroby tto pelltionor dosiro* to obtain a ipKial usa par mil, under tto orowislon* of Section 12 5*(i) ol tto City Coda tn or dor to oporow a health spa at *20 S Pitt sfraot This propta-ty is JOtod ter , "ppaentown Commorcial Fringe ^ ' (CDR) usage 140

143 ------ ---------

144 i City Council Chambers '** I Muntcipol Building

Lot* D Woritiir

' (CDR) usage

Tto tlfto. dot*, and placo c* tto

j publtc hooring will bo 7-30 P.M Thursday FsSruary N. )*! in tto

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.148

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City Clerk February II. 30. ITTI

RENT/LEASE

PUBLIC NOTICE OFHlARINGBYBOARO

Apartrnents For Rant....... 121

Business Rentals...........123

Campers For Rent..........124

Condominiumsfor Rent..... 125

Farms For Lease...........107

Houses For Rent. 137

Lots For Rent............ . .139

Merchandise Rentals....... 131

Mobile Homes For Rent 133

Office Space For Rent 135

Resort Property For Rent... 137 Rooms For Rent............138

County of Pitt City of Groonvilla A public htag wllj bo conducted tto Groonvillo

iustmonts in o varianco by Graan'

Board of Ad roquost ter a

^ iwllte Church of

Christ wtoroby tto pofltlonor dosiro* to oblata a voriaerca from Soction 33 T7A of ito City Code in ordor to enlarge Ito structure locafod on tto southwest corner of East Grsenvilla Boulevard and

compromise and report back later in the week What the bill would do is establish as a crucial factor the intent of a person buying apparently stolen goods. A person could be charged with a felony if he thou^t or had reason to believe that the goods be purchases were stolen, even if in fact they weren't.

Rep. Parks Helm, D-Cbarlotte, sponsor of the bill, said prosecutors must now prove th^ goods were stolen before they can prosecute those tlud deal in the goods.

The purpose is to preclude that defense and help district attorneys convict people who are fencing stolen goods. Heims said Going after the fencinc

ed tor K V usage

Tto time, date, and place of tto public hearing will be 7 30 PM. Thursday. February M. ITTI. in me City Council Chambor* of tto Municipal Building

Loi* D (bormrngton City Clark Rabruary II. 20. ITTI

014 CbcHIIbc

19*5 CHEVROLET Good mJ^hanical condition Call 75* ltS3

SEDAN DaVILLE ITT*. Loedwi 52*50 Call 73* 59*0

T90* CHEVROLET plck^ aS^^fieJaLt'^' raaNtaMto

SliPXSK'SiaS*

TS*3f0 _

tatt f^O i-t*e Axrtamatic Paw Sttao and brake*, air

Cl 19ft 0*tall 7S* SMO

015 ChBvrotBt

1973 CHEVROLET pickup Low mltea^ Good condition 75* 4354

CAMARO 1977. X7 cubic inch ngin* Sports car naadt a good horn* Can 752 9374 atter 5

1*7* CHEVROLET BLAZER Call

-E-

itaarlna and brakea. air, 22.000 mltea. Zmo. Ml 7SO-3B**.

1977 CHEROKEE JEEP condition 752 4500 days. 73*^11* nioht*.

CMEVETTE ITT* Graat coBdltl^* new tkra*. 2$^ mite* por galton fia*4 752-*3*4.

197* CHEVROLET VAN 3*.000 mite*, on* ow, regular gas Ecallant condltten 752^2

CHEVROLET CAPRICE l*** Good cendltien.. 5JTS 733 010* on waakendi or efter 5 p.m.

19*0 PORD Custom Oily 3000 ^ *46*0. Call 75* 5450 after * EJtv---

CHEVY NOVA ITM. 2 d low mlleaga. * cyltadw, axtra ctetei Instda and out Prka nagotlabte AtainaSaTTS 73#e01i

060 Child Car*

WILL PICK UP oi^ deliver children after scf^ Y.* i*'"''" activities Call Pick Up Sta-vice after Sp.m , 75* 13*1

CITATION lf Hatchback 4 cyllndar, 4 ipad. air condltlonl^ ptamr Sttag and brakes. 11,000

COHVCTT6 Wl 7 topi invMtMl. $4tD0 or b#t oor Call attar 4 p.m.. 73*1793.

046 PETS

IMPALA 1*77 4 door, air. powwr StIng and brake*, autematlc, 2SS0 Call 75* 36*0

AKC CAiRN terrier pupptw All shot* to date High quality ExcNtem oaetgraa 0 weMti old 5)05 752 *3i1 after *

MALIBU CLASSIC ITT* 2 door, silver on btua, AM/RM caasatt*. 21.000 mites $4300. 730 *349 after 3

AKC CAIRN Tarrters, Paktagase.

miii P*k A Poo Call 7iOr

MONZA 2-f 2, 1977 Ownar mxzst sail Good corxdition Bast otter 730 9*79 niohts and waakand*

AUSTRAL IAN Shaph^d puppies NSOR and ARF registered Work inooarents 747 2771 after Sp.m

beagle puppies for sate Call 750 0337

017 Dodge

boa CONSTRICTOR 3*V male i^ta^tmdltlon 5150 75* 53*9

dodge aspen, 197* Spoctel^ tlon wagon Silver, air, AM RM, luggage rack. 3 spaad plus adrive Combined miles oalten. 21. Cleon. 52400. *37 4315

FEMALE DOBERMAN ( months Old. fully trained Call aher 5. 75271*0

ROR SALE Famate pointor bird dog Already startad, good working doa 5125 75 1701 atter 6 pm.

1970 DODGE PICKUP (slant . 225

S5.'"srjr^~S

Delta M (good shape, looks good, power steering, automatic Fransmissian), *500, 1975 Plymouth Duster (blue on white. 2 door, slant

FULL BLOODED. AKC y9gl*tf*J> Cockar Spaniel puppies Only *95 Call 73* S5*9

FULL BLOPOED German Shep ^d pup* WId hite. *45 bteck and tan. *35 7S2 8799

*. good gas mllaaga. teaks good and in good shape, automatic transmission). 51200 74* 232*.

MINIATURE Dachshund* AKC mate. * ws Valentine* Day (123 7V uaa

REGISTERED Dobarman puppitn Black wid tan. Padigrae* availabte 75*-9t2*

018 Ford

SHIH-TZU AKC f#nfalepjp_White. gSd arte black 5200 7S2MD0 after

Id m

COLLECTOR'S ITEM 1**1 Rairlan* 500 GT Rastback 20 mites per gallon, small 303 V 1, automatic, air, AM/RM cassette In very good corteition 5600. Book 1 is Pvir S1000 73S 0S93

SIAMESE KITTENS tor sate 7 oks old Perfect Vatentine s gift 75*2*a

FORD I960 Mustang 4 cylin. 1 automatic transmission, AM-'RM stereo. 17.000 mites 55450 or 5*50 and taka up paymant* ot 114* 90 tor i 37 month* 795 4*91 before 3 p m, ; weekdays

TWO BEAGLES w. .*le ^ Ooob marking* Will run rabbit* Can be AKC rstared Call 1 442 90*4

051 Help Wanted

STARTING an accounting course at February IT Greaoville i*Commarca. 733 3177

SYSTEMS OPERATOR

5^em* Operator Experience m

computer programming system* analysis and computer elation Oagrae in computer science or related Held or eouival^t com

Mtotion of'exporionco and training frair

Prafar soma fraintag or auperience in accounting Sand resume to Washington County Marvager no latar than Rabruary IS. iTTI

Washin^itaC^tj^^Monager

Plymouth N C 379*2 EQUAL OPROTTUWlTYEMPLOtEB

TEMPORARY HELP needad Must ba neat, have acorwmy car and know area well Call 757 1140. ? to 3

THREE mature porions to service our equipmont and laarn other work AAay moan doubling yoor previous income Opportunity 510.000 per year to start Manage mont opening Call 73*

TV SERVICE tachnician Top pay and liberal bertalt* Call 7*6 4031 73aTTbotwoanTa m and pm

WANTED Exparianced person to service all type heating and cooling equipment Apply lO person Larmar Mechanical Farmville Highway betvyaan T 9 and 1 7

059

Work Wanted

alterations of all kinds done at Rip n Sew. 714 Dickinson Avenue Rianablerate*.737 113*

EXPERIENCED income la pee parar to do all typm ot lor ms bMSonablc fae Calf 75* 733* atter 5 El

EXPERIENCED bookkeepar would like to keep book* at home lor a small business Call 75* I9J9

HOUSE CLEANIST for days Houses and office* AAuch experi ence, good references Call 75* 7250

anytime ________

Rea

PAINTING Intwior terior sonable rate* Call 752 7487 after p m

SEPTIC TANK installation, lot clearing landscMing. backlw bulldozer work Call Sonny Co. 74 234Tor 74* 3414

WILL KEEP children AQes3 S 732 1193

I my nome

WOULD LIKE TO care tor children in my honne Behind Carolina East Mall 75* 751*____

060

FOR SALE

ONE 5X1 UTILITY trailer 524 S7T1 __

5350

064 Fuel, Wood. Coal

51450 732 *473

SALE

PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OR HEARING BY BOARD

ltd ITTI Call 73* 3T

4 door, nice car 52773

Autos for Sale...........01H139

Bicycles for Sale............030

Boats tor Sale .......032

Campers for Sale...........034

Cycles for Sale.............036

Trucks for Sale.............039

Pets ..............046

Antiques...................061

Auctions...................082

Building SuppI ies...........063

OR AOJUSTME NTS OR THE CITYOR GREENVILLE County of Pitt , Cityof Gra*ovilte ! A public haarlim w ' by tto Graenville

LTD II, 1T7T Brougham ExceltenI condition. AM FM stereo air, low I miles 7ST T92T

essary Most be accurate witi figures, and know all general book

Tigurv, EKj TLitaFw -

keeping procedure* Top pay lor tto right f!e^^ot^ Call Gerlie, >5* 0541

1 will be conducted

.... _______ le Board ol Ad

iustmonts upon a request tor a special use permit by AAr Larry Vihif ^ -----

MUSTANG II 1T75 Extra clean 7S2 05TI

Whittington wtoraby the pelifionar desires to obtain a special us* P*r

Low miles

PINTO RUNABOUT 197* On* owner, air, 4 spaed, stereo 53100 Call 73* 5*40

T IWII Uta I w*w -

Snallina A Sn*lling P*rsonnl

RESIDENT MANAGER wanted Experience pr^rod Good salay ondbenofit* Reply to fottagar P O Box IT*7. Greenville. NC

CHIAANEY SWEEP 25 years epe rience working on chimneys and fireplaces Call Gid Holl^n day or nioht. 733 3303 Farmville NC FIREPLACE and healer wood Hard wood or either pme 540 . pickup truck load 732 304* or 752

mil, under tto provisior ol Section 32 50(d) ot tto City Code in order to

operate a gun shop at 107 C3akmont Drive This property is zoned (or "Office and Insflfutiooal (Oil)

time. dale, and place ol the

------ I expei lern-ee,*.

ro )TTT. Good gas mileage, tv for CRTT I* tolptui not requi I. 53500 Call A^k. 75* 249 , (Jontact Respiratory Therapy 5. _ partment Ro<:*'Y

___ .. . 1 _.a ww.. .oM Orw-Itw AAA*>nt.

FIREPLACE and damper repairs Call Gid Holloman 753 3303 day or

Wight (Farmville)

FIREWOOD FOR

.Stfocil. 752 *33)

THUNOERBtRD 197* loaded. 3T.OOO mites 54*00 aHerap

T top 73* 43^

RESPIRATORY THERAPY St^

technicians 2 position* 7 3 and 311 Salary commensurate with experience and education Eligibill

e-i-k-q-to- e*4>r

JiTt I FIREWCX50 .anatarium. Rocky AAount, ^

443 9101. extension 147 Equal Op portunity EmplOyr

SALE J P

firewood Spilt deiiyerw) and stacked Mixed hardwood. 540 oak

545 (half cord) You pick it up 5X nr 535 Call 732 *305

r IIX c vwnvw Seasoned hardwood Any amount available 1*5 per cord on yard extra tor delivery 74* *310 ih.ixiness), 74**323 (residence)

Futi, Wood, Coal Farm Equipment..

Garage Yard Sales Heavy Equipment Housetwld Goods..

Insurance .........

Livestock .......

Miscellaneous

Mobile Homes for Sate 07S

/Mjbile Home Insurance . . .076

...064

...065

...067

...068

...069

...071

...072

074

public hearing will be 7 30 PM Tl^*<3ay. February 2* 19*1 in tto

City CoxtactI Chamberi Munlc

, of the

slcipal Building Lbl* D Worthington City Clerk February U^20. 19*1

PUBLIC NOTICE

You've dacidad to soil your resort property this tall You can Ml tto |Ob done quickly using Classitod

RNOR LPN

Need OKtra money? Ideal p^ttmse

rob for Greenville mxM not work ing tuft time

020

Mercury

' MERCURY COUGAR XR 7, tT72 Good condition Only 54.000 miles I 75* 5521

.u Schedule your own

hours Perform toelth evaluations tor Ilf* insurance applicants (04 ) 35* 5*33 or wite Insurex 2405 Vtastwoc^Av.nue Richmond Virotaia 23238-

FIREWOOO Oak pme, mixed Trees trimmed, removed Tony

Brown's Services, 75* *7?5____

FISHER Grandpa stove with

fireboard 5400 75* 0*13__

HAVE FIREWOOD, will travel Seasoned oak 550 cord Dellv ered and slacked Delivery within

24 hours 737 1*37 ______

mixed wood lor

County of Pitt City of I

MONARCH ITT* 4 dooi steering and brakes, i cruise. 9fu*. one c

air, ^_____

automatic. nar 54273

Musical InstrumBfit 077

Sporting Goods Commorcial Propwly. Condominiums for Sale Farmsfor Sale........

Houses tor Sale........

Investment Property ....... Ill

Land For Sale..........-...113

Lots For Sale. ..............115

Resort Property for Sale.... 117

078

.102

.KH

.106

.109

CITYOR GRE ^of Pitt

- Graanvilla | r^iTsa

A public hing *ill ba conducted j by tto Greenville Board of Ad lustmants upon a rormfott tor a ipaclaf us* permit by Mr* Ginger Jengia Kim heraby the jtaitionar

mit, under ^taaprbvKoto of Sacttai i CUTLASSSUPREA^

32 50(d) of tto Oty Code, in order to i 1*77 4 door Priced to sell. 52550

021

Otdsmobile

32 SDiai O* rn vy voo. m wt tu I iT/r w tasM

aparata an tatematier#l toad stera | Call 75*39*0._

Si3i4 E Tonfh StraM Tltaprep^ | qlOS * LUXURY 1973 4 door

zonod^ for Office ard Insfitu down, will tinanca batanea.

tionN " lOBII usage _ ^

Tto tifto. date, and piece tto public hearing will be 7 30 PM. Thursday. Fo&uary 2*. 1901. in ito City Council Chambers of the Municipal Building

Loti D Worthington City Clerk February II. 20. 1901

973 Call 75* 5650

rs-wg ----

owTNd insurance ager^y * ing resunto* All applicants should su^it a complete resume and indicate willingness to serve in ^ apprenticeship position while trVining This position has oppor nity tor advancement and gc fringe benefits secretarial sk deal with tto

iL:*9K;^wj^v~ite-<2>i3i

SECRETARY Excellent tVP'St 45-aO word* per minute Cieneral

iviirxKv/ V.-.WW -w. sale 535 load or 5X if you haul it yourself 758 l*Mor 752 2*74.____

good

crther

The Real Estate Corner

OLOSMOBILE tT0 CutU wtoel. cruise, bucket seats, low mileage 5*00 and taka up pay ment* 752 4*74

office kow'te^ and ffihg plus CJartie 750 0541 SneUing A

Call uenie. 'w; Till I jta^llng Personnel

2 OLOSMOBILE TT*. 19*9 and iTTO Both

..w... run wall 51000 or best off*r for both. 74* 4507 after 5 p.m_

SEEKING responsible and creative individual to operate a small craJM store Previous experience with consignment fates preferred 750 0*73 after 5 p m weekdays 10 a m til 5 D m weekends_

Buying or Selling For Best Results Try Our Petsonal Srice

OlAl'Oif

D.e. Nictiols Agency

752-4012

Anytime

fe i_

-TeDw>liHWr GrcMMtfk NC Wwtewd) FatfwyH

M4 FmH. Wood 0t

074

WUscelonoou*

INSTRUCTION

HousM For Sai*

, 111 inwwhwdPropwTY 117 R*MrtPr*p*rtvForS**i

OAK

Wilacfc CjiiMO*

OAK WOOO *or P.ck^

rcko* VK) C "

CK^man. ;4 30*7gr >4lg S007 Y0USELPI ctm

nay ar* talar Lar u **W

afetatl you Ho For b<^ k.t intormation an* proaional iVvxat cail Chorara Cnrnwiay

Ctaanari mo[U

a.. VKXI** LISSOWS SwtuKi or trar. reuahltrarad cu* *ator > Hanal All a^ CaM M groan 'an arrd Air Entattan* n? I?*! --

in ^la *J_ __

. an*

AMEWHOlWe _

wiTM total PAvaNTsor

To Qualify

015 AaONTH

, MOeiLE NOA ioiiat a.la

[hra m Tin _______________

Blatk Jadiar trao dani^ wood haaier Comala*a airri *an aaaUnabia Ti^taU__ _ PERFECTION

BuAintM Srvtcct

> V mar In larruly aea* crodil > Incoma at laaN irH par larrwly

mamo meo OUPLEK -----

conatruimn 4M 7ia toai,

tlMcaMiraourrod

PHQTOG* APHY.^^Irailura

anciH dk ----^

aiiabla Ptioto

0*5 Farm EquiRman

OUAINAGE TILE imiatiatiao Ekparl Intlallation ol **rm ainaoa ttia LatM Laaar con tronad arpnpmanl guaramoa* cu racy SiiaWa diicounM pn lar taba Howard Moya Farmwiifc

- : lOM 0.1 1 Lowaal rala m EaH Car:

aulomarK tan Pal '.> | Cali ChucK 7S3

t Mmek% Mus sa*l or li ISA 214

p'S*EEH SIC l m OPPOfiTUNITY

_ all typa astoration olma araa

Cal' Ja* Borran brK* Ps

EASTOUk)llNABUILDRS r:

________ _JC m roca.-- ---

turntable and AwM* Analysl *ay

spaaliar S3C0 ;MA*Mattar 5______

REPOSSESSIONS ENcw^. v uumm and nampooers Cali dealer W**7H

752 7194 Anytime

AtaMTican Standard Mama

AnEMMlMniHiiNaHldrfAltY. EST *LIV Naarly------*

DORLEKES 1 Pedraornt ) balba aa tbuare laat aa Pralarrad Prooartia. 2M Tm !nEW DUPLEXES One stor KtkA Py bam lAXaM dtalion aiw '44

UBi.

j MOAOOM Pallar Tradr Fari

T5?lN7tm.---

RENTALS

111

A^artmarM For R^

1111

t For Rom

CYRUCH AMCMi RbafitwdM

O na badraam apart man WeMw dryw l>aa*iidi.

Grmrny

mprovenran* Pul

t) do sidino rwP'ng

Prlc.

FARM MACHINERY ^ 'a. . _________________

SOLIO CHERRY, quaan size poet bad *424 firm Cali attar 4 p tw

and insulation work

Call T44 4143

------- ^ inva

Greanuille

at U par toot Mem* m tt* m

SarSE- i?*y US.'imr:

tiraplace

NEW duplex Yaarty aaa raitb attumabla :|callanl a. shailar M

I AJdnd* ASoutt>arard. t44 M* ' TRIPLEX

loan

i m 4*101 Irnimi For Rom TfmmrrT ^badrpam

itownhouta aillli llraplf^.

Lorg* 1 bodroom eordon opMT

;r"^*'7i5r.ai p.^ m*m. corpm_ wop**. ^ caw* viA 'Y M> ppf" washor, pooi O" Comry CfcA

ty rsMoai deya-^n ntptmand : 1* Groonvill*

OOCTOHSPARK

APARTMENTS

hOaAup

ratnoaratar -------

. himtahad Cofrvarwantiy

waabar dryar he

_* __

* atoen MC *< EaP Avenue One mam nth carpal.

iMTfliahStf

I pKt VCNTUHf CAPITAL tcp^73 Rp<y *o P O fio* tri GNT*fi HC 7?9M __

afroft

Stack Kipar Raaitv mstiHjierwSlacA TSTl

I tn.aM ttnanci* I ranaoellabla Catl

0 77%

74 44a( an* 4

Swdh 744^ ar 7aH aNar 4

UILOCR Acre 144

rs HOiMC MS

1440 >uara taet Low 40

______ ^lomenM

and laU arpnemant daR>

rc'M;SS^o;n^rY."Wt OtS

nSl! ? XiiaE*tTawtn Street 74* CTO ^

PROFESSIONAL

lO'rlk uiNr*t ra*a iMtarscma mfti 24X dorm payment Ea>waod

113

Land For Sal*

aras san urynn- - - . jQiptaat Tawm STrae rw ___^

soulfsl i STEEL OFFICE desk i 74* CHIMNEY StWEEP GMHdhmw

nScAclam LKonta 0*X ________________Norft. Coi no . origmal cti.mn^

I UNMOM PW^TT^TII a- *W a- -

I Canalructlon now bama* atsd m

CHIMNEY SWEEP Ond Holloman pruva..w;n.. 71f*?M --------

North Carol no origmal ctiimnay gy OWNER Thrw bodroom 2

snoop 24 year* onporianca working bgi* Out*e city limits Groat

on Chtmrsey and tiraplacas Can ' roam with waedstova tully davarnNpit 7414403 Farmviiia camalad 10% Nan asaumption

' _-. _ __ m *a* AIR AM*

im.

long OULK harvestar Good cwt ditwn 711 201*

^ sr ---------

long hydrostatic drnwJwlk

harvastar Good condition 7si 2014 M 410 BOBCAT 4 ^/^ar

MAconin engine bu^ 4nd tork^ LiHing capacity ot I too poun* 11 SO

iiur Am!^4000 742 4423

THEHMOGRATE with gla ftrapiace dears and b'ow

EccelNnt condition CotrwwNOO

Sacntica tor 4300 Call 744 d)0* Nr detall attar r

THREE PIECE living room

Hirnitur* C*h only

MULTI family land sizilabN

or up N Ik umt Water and tawar avaiiabi* 130 000 Call 740 2300 days 7S I72mgnt ____-

azaleaGARDENS

GraanvtW* s unleuaty I wartmeni

AM aOactric awargy elftcNnt da

Oub 75*^ i have cable tv

KINGS ROW APARTMENTS

n 9rln

, rn*

laniardty

m I* Nigbt and Wmkandt Call

oum.Ex 2

and t*u*N

carseiad heat pump hoafcZt

waibar dryer

244

ig roam 1232* be

MAID SERVICE Homa cNamng lor apariments and small horn* House silling t*r ,*c*tioo*r. Espacialtv Nr the busy worksg

PEANUT HAY Nr saN II SO par haN 24 2231

TOP SOIL and. rocks. MM clear ing. landscaping Henry

person * years ecporwoce to Ne GraanvilN area Call 742 0*3 laN

niwl or aariy nsormng

SPECIAL Chiial Plow PomN U 24 each M O Blount A Sons 025 *341 SSAydan Tractors Inc 2*aa3*5 SPECIAL PRICES Nr pring sale* on all chiial ploars and Mc harrows

TWO natural OM TwalfL

*0.000 BTU ItiaolRer 20 000 BTU 1140 Nr borh 75*0104 days 7so 01*7

WINDSHIELD SCRATCHED do* N mow K* removal or *>* WaiN

742 0101

74*0a3*tNr4p m

BY OWNER In Wailtiavon sub divisNn Nic* pTKk houaa badraams 2 full beP termal dNmg room room fcttchan wHb oal

I 115

Lots For Sait

ik F.

! maW*ar

ONdWyarsaptNnai (Nr and aeeNT and

yard

- -- ^ _ , - aaiiwH I _

I H*BNn**M*eManBaeaeaaNb* . aji oeN Tiiiaitti " fraund INar

.mavan d.i^'VoM 1 F!lff;^raNKNrMor.

i "SX's^ SSmTT Mr!

damage Don t roptace-hav* It ra patred at

al traclKin ol raplac

cost 740 7*55

alwtg are* are car garage wrib bmrt m aork ng bonchonditorag cabirwl MN

____ - lW JFTWWb w-m - -

in itock at Agri Supply Company Net Nr more inNrmation

Call colNcl -

All onil* sub(*cl N prior saN

TWO TICKETS lor OayNna 400 and boNI raaarvalNne '4* 440 otter a

fcm.

loe

REAL ESTATE

prior *N Agn UR* GraanvilN WC Ece weak

upright piano lor sat*

i*c

NoraalNrs._

EDWARDS ACRES Brartd raw boma* wim itvar baWoemK IN batbe iivitsg room dinbsg area parwiod garag* central air FKA FHA 214 V* _ , inane mg Corwantianal at I2N% 244 2470

BRENTWOOD CWtNT ard Kirkland SkraeN daniiai PoMibN towlgi bo*eo 114 000 Can L73kbir55e Gallea 5LM!T567

22=; i

TWiJsjffsrsr --

DUPLEX apartments Ready

Nr occuparscy 2 kadronm Nrgt livtng ream kitcban applianca* tumNbod Heat pampa *uHy ulaad Acraai bam BurroiRP* wolicoma near -*

nwntb Cati Nr

ISX

LOVE TREES

fj5rt3.~sriarp

door. Quality cansirattlan

sr^ Ss'TiiKB

, book ;<pi men te waii carpet tfiarnmani ntrWaw- aaba mauN

__1224 par

mpn2N

OUPLBXRS

ConlbCt J T ar Tanwny WHINnei

IXRS I badrayni

'dryer

cOURTNEYSQUARE APARTMENTS

ArHneMbWv*

AAATUME COUPLE ar ;^k^ only $g*cNa|_ 4 -

EVANS'street NN t* tH.wm i ' FumWwJ

CHERRYCOURT ^

-------TV OM Landm | abwtnNid aY carga^ ^

aMr^trorSasrT,

SUPER A FARAAALL tractor wiN cultfvators and Nrtlhiar attach mant (gaad condition, IT tandem wtNol trollor (aycaHant condi*)n) one gas tlrod bulk barn furnace

740 our attar 7 p m_________

TOEACCO pounds wanted Can

Robert Pierce M7niWti

753 Sia* days 753 1 <

cel tent cowbtNn Mus sdi Ihi _jek Sacrifice Nr 5100 or best otter Cail Arlene 75a 40*0 days WATERBEtK Boy du-oct trom marsufactorer 4 styl* N ctioo* trom Complete wi*h mattress liner haater pedestal trame and headboard IS year warranty l* 21B 1*75

102 Commtrcirn Prop*rty tirapiace

APR 'Cloamg co*H and pcints paid Only ** go ar 1*4 400 witb

limits

COUNTRY STORE m or renovation Otd River Ro. or lease 752 *50

ENGLEWOOD at

CRUAESLANO

rS^Sx tUsa'mjTa

lake ELLSWORTH'S mas

rWH

apartmant

ab, can*rpi beat

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porch , large

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am SQUARE FOOT bUitaing Nr Naaa ar saN Fmanctng availabta purpose, eliices am

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days 753 5*45 after attar 7pm 32* 0302

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2 STORY HOUSE w.ih t* acre farm * 232 pounds ol tobacco BaauNrt County 1100.000 Darden Raatty. 75* i*3 mghfs waafcaods

Saiva. East Caroim* Builders Bulldari 07 American Standard

, 752 71*4 anytttTN

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I badraortti laraa tcraanad porch, new haatmg syYiam Wa**r trant 24 by Uf Nat 7y btack' Ire

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107

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Jition. in nic* park Jabn Jackian. 25* *3*0

CALL CHARLES TiCt, 25* 3013.

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APPROXIMATELY 14* acres land and **00 pounds ot tobacco _ cast! rant * mil** east ol Gritton 52* 5507

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taraal racordor, Yamana uvurivi^ ,uj EXECUTIVE 12 \ 4 tunar. 1 high P#r*or mane* | oodroomi 15400 Call 75* *>S*

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home 2 badroami. one b*m To be

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monrn Wation Aivociatat 75* 1327 Altar 2M 0305____

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Ctll 756-3920 Aft*r5

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-----MOBILE HC3MEOWNER Insurance

your Cham saw 1 competitiva rates Smith tnsur ar rapaNod? Call 144-1 ^yaRaatlv. 24^ 2/4*_

JAMES HARRINGTON

. OCMMALMCmM

ELECTRIC fercad air lumaca and ^ two ton control air condlttoning (H ^t 1300 244 *4*4 -

INSTRUCTION

.Laafcing for on apartnsantt You'll i LEMN iM i jWad a wida rango of availNtta unlfi, k^tnw Our

NN-^CIa.NadcMumn.Mta I

woefc lor itx waoki. Qualify to taka

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PHONE m-77i# AFTERIP.N. QraawHBa. N.C. 27134

B*ck packs B-15 Bombi Fiald Dock Flight Snotkei Jackets Peacoats Parkas Shoes Combat Boots Plus Oye- 400 DitterenI Gl Items

ARMY-NAVY STORE

isat S Evans Straai

OFFIC SPACE AVAILABLE

EiceNmH DovNHown Location

ConynMnl Pttklng

Call

758-3421

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---- domeitk and i ---

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akim

machinas ranty I

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wSSable^'cntaS^'^

Me., also till dirt awailabta al IWi

Bar yard. You toad and haul

USED TIRES

FKVIT TREES, mif troai, berry planli. gripo vMai. lydacaptng plant mafrial otiorad by Virginia * largoit growwi _ Fra# copy 4* page Planting Guide Catatag in color, on raquast Waynaiboro Neriariei. Inc., lWynBR9BFYBlnt*agl

HOTPOINT r#trigarat 12' ancaliant eondlttan *1 Call 742 ;gMgtY7j>m

JENSEN LS4 ^kars fa 7207

Rom S6.00 Up ^Gottliur TireOefltefa'^

I Rest End Shopping Center

PRICE

$ SAVE $ HUNDREDS

756-9371

REDUCTION

Greenville's Finest Used Cars! .,

tCjsi-L- '-Ifa'. .. *- >'

1979 Ford Mustang

BIue. Mly EQuippEd. w*f0 arhggla 26.000 irNEB....................

Pontiac Firebird

*ANyH INNIe with rtd tntErtor,

fully EQuippEd.2B.000mHEE.....

'3475

1978 Mercury Cougar XR-7

LoadEd. 01-

48.000rndga...

1976 Ford Mustang

OranoE. 5 BpEEd. radio.......

A77i% 1978 Dodge Aapen

4 (KMT aadan White with grEEntmn.

fully aquippEd.........

'3775

1875

1979 Honda Clvk Sedan

WhitE.kspoRd, I

radk). 30.000 mUaa...........

3775

1973 Buick Apollo

'doorBEdan.OrEEfl. fully bquippEd..............

1275

1979 Ford Thunderbird

Black with dovBera'y

landau top. dOYBQray intartor, fuHy tquippad

'4675

1974 Toyota Corona Wagon SSPEWJ.OOW, *1071;

.oooiTMiM............... 17/9

Bob Barbour

QCaEJEaQvoivVO

117 West Tenth St./GreenviUe/7S8-7200

9Marantae.l440.

JUST ARRIVED Hundred! of uiatf kitchen cabinaft II w* dMn't hava

jusf Ihe right sii* whan you warej Nck in

check in new Alio kitchen and bath links, comoda*. tuba, lighf fixfur*. doors. 100 amp boxes. S' lighf lixfur* Lots more F fc J' ' Salvag*. 2217 West Vernon Avenue.. 422MB4(Kii

LARGE LOADS ot sand, till dirt, and top soil Lot clearing,! landacapMg. and backho* work I Call Jim Hudson. 754 *242_

RENTA NEW CAR

1911 Toyota CoroHa OrCettcE Good Gas MHeeqe Low Rates

On The Number 1 Selling

Economy Car In America .

JUST RECEIVED

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

Toyota East Rentals 756-3226

iOFFinSMAGNAVOX

Exprt SarvlcE On AN ModRls 756-8444 a03 Evans StrMi

Stihl

Chain Saws

752-4122

WE INSTALL ALUMINUM AND VINYL SIDING

RemodelingRoom Additions

C.L. Lupton, Co

752 6116

MUST SELL

1673 Hillcrest 12 x 60 mobile home.Excllenl condition.

Located on nice lot in Shady Knoll TraEgr Park. Asking $6000 Negotiable.

752-6575 After 5:30

WANTED

Experienced

LP Gas and Fuel OH Serviceman

Reply to M Serviceman j P.O.Box 1967 ^ Greenville, N.C. 27834

TremendiMS fuel econofny, luxurious interior and exterior appointments, safety and comfort of a big car. Excellent resale value as a used car.

23MPGCity

30 MPG Hwy

Diesel fuel is as much as 15 per gallon cheaper than unleaded gas on an average. Thats a tremendous savings!

Other models such as Bonneville 2 and 4 Doors and Bonneville Safari Wagons available in diesel engines. Some in stock. If we dont have what you want, we can locate color and equipment desired.

7' BfowF-Wopd, Inc.

K.S tj / r

Dickinson Ave.

-7111

____

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I C.L. Lupton. Co.

i 4^752 fc,rfe^^fc=

CLASSIFIED OIS^Y

WtBuyCiMn UMd Cart

AnySlM, AayTypa

HaHiits Fvl

E.IMhSi. 70114

WE REPAIR SCREENS & DOORS

Additions

HAIB PIZZAZZ

422 ARUNGTON BLVD.

OPENING MARCH 2

U Taking Appltcatlona For

COSMETOLOGIST

Pay aa biflk aa ft% c<

____. In 11 bad ICU/CCU for a haad arta. A

wlabaaai 11 yaart CNnteai/Cmieal cara nuraing axparianea akMa. n dagr** *" nartlog prelarrad.

nagaai

Salary nagoMabU

I eieaSaiH banaWa. Cantaet the parean-

Wayno County Montorlal Hospital Box mi QoMsboro,N.C.Z7S30 Or Csll (19) 731-4050

Opumiwi; tiniyit

EAST CAROLINALINGOLN-MERCURY-GMC

756-4267

Wttt End Circle

2201 Dickinson Avo

GREENVILLE, N.C.

756-7808

USED CAR SALE

SaloPrleo

1980 Mercury Zephyr ~ idoor.automanc,air. oma .......... *6685.54

1980 Mercury CouflarXR-7 Air.AM-VM Brayandwua .. .......... .. ........ .*6995.00

1960 Lincoln Continental Town Car idoor.ioadad wacx... ...... .*13,995.00

1979 Chevrolet Impala idoor.auiomatic.air.burQuftdy................. *4995.00

1979 Ford LTD 2door,automatic.air.oaioa .,............ ,,... ,.*4995.00

1979 Chevrolet Impala 2 door, air. white and burgundy........... ....... *4995.00

1979 Mercury Monarch 2 door, Automatic, air, gowand tan.................. *4995.00

1978 Dodge Diplomat Wagon Loadi baig *5995.00

1978 Pontiac Grand Prix Loaded, woa....... .. *4995.00

1978 Dodge Diplomat 2 door, automatic, an. wua ..... *3995.00

1978 Dodge Monaco 4 door, automatic, air. local one owner 1978 Pontiac Lemans Wagon Automatic, air, baiga ..

1978 Dodge Aspen Wagon Automatic, air, beige 197t Ford LTD 4 doof. nr. AU^U. .ftrt.

1977 Olds Cutlass 2 door, air, AM-FM, brown

Vc.L J-upton Co.

OnfeiMs.

a a a

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EbImmi

THESE CARS ARE PREOWNED...BUT

wpimBm

SHOP THt REST....BUY THE BEST!

1910 Buick Century

4 door aedan SUvar with burgundy vinyl mtartor, air, power ataarlng and brakaa. 17.000 milaa. extra clean

1978 Ford Thunderbird

Whita with rad Interior, bucket saata, conaola. air, wira wheel covera, radial tiraa.

1979 Pontiac Bonneville

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

1977 Fiat 128

2 door Burgundy. AM-FM cassette tape. 4 speed. 35.000 actual milea, new tirea EPA rated 31 cily, 4i hwy

1979 Pontiac Catalina

4 door sedan. Burgurvdy with burgundy cloth interior, wire wheel covera. AM-FM radio. 45,000 miles, dean as new Leas than Vi price o< a new one

1979 Cadillac Sedan De Villa

Silver.oneownef, sharp, fully loaded. '

JC, ^

1979 Pontiac Trans AM

T-40P. loaded Blue

1977 Dodge Van

100 Senes. Air, automatic, power steering, insulated. AM-FM stereo, 38,000 mllee, silver

1976 Buick Electra-fli^aiir^'

4 door Light blue, blue cloth intenorT53,000 miles, one local owner, extra clean

1978 Buick Electra Limited

silver with burgundy top, cruise, tilt wheel, power windows and seats, door locks, rally wheels, one owner..

1976 Plymouth Volare Premier

4 door sedan Gold with tan vinyl roof, tan vinyl interior cruise control. AM-FM radio, 318 V-8.63.000 miles

1978 Chevrolet Impala

4 door. Silver with silver vinyl top, burgundy cloth interior, power windows, air condition, cruise control, rear deloggei, cleen

1974 Fiat 124 Special

4 door. Gray with tan interior, 4 speed transmission Economy car

SPECIAL

17ToyoU Celle* GT

Mver with Week vinyl Interior, 5 speed, air, AM-FM r^k), 37,000 mdea, one local owner, good economy car

1970 Chevrolet Impala

4 door, white and green. runs good. Special

Brown-Wood, Inc.

Dickinson Ave.

1977 Dodge Monaco Wagon 9 passenger, gold............... - *2995.00

1977 Lincoln Town Car 4 door, loaded, one owner, charcoal. ................... *5995.00

19H Chevrolet Monte Caiio Loadad.onaiocaiowner.brownand beiga..................*3995.00

1977 Plymouth Volare 2 door, automatic, air, local car .............f............ 3495.00

1977 Olds Cutlass 2 door, automatic, air, graen.................... *3995.00

1977 Dodge Monaco 2 door, air, AM-FM, Wue and whita....................................... 3495.00

1977 Ford LTD Wagon Automatic, aw. bronze.........

1976 Dodge Monaco Wagon Loaded, brown. .. .

1976 Mercury Montego 2 dow. air, AM-FM red *

1976 Pontiac Grand Prix loiwled.siiverand burgundy

1976 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Air, automatic, burgundy

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1976 AMC Matador 4 door, automatic, air, white and Wack 1976 Buick Electra 225 Loaded, burgundy..

1975 Plymouth F^ ^ 2door.automatic,air,gold ,*-/

^1975 Dodge Colt-^^door. automatic. AN^M.yeow ....

1974 Mercury Marquis Brougham Loaded, brown 1973 Pontiac Catalina 4door.air,irttite .i...,

, ,1972 Ford Wagon Automatic, air, gr^

1*^:: '^^v'w%jRUCKS ^ > i' >

1978 Ford F-100 Automatic, air, bronze .

1973 Chevrolet LUV Truck eg. 1972 Ford F-100 Automatic, green.

$SEE US ANDSAVE$

i, Delon Buck =

Manager

. ^ Sales staff Rod Moore

eaiB

James PhHlipt Sales Manager^|i

Bobtttoh

Alton Coward

U.S. CHOICE BEEF WHOLE

BOITOMIiOIIIDS ..LB

CUT IWTO STEAKS. KOASTS i TKIMMIWOS FREE!

U.S. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS

CHUCK POT S-198

ROAST..

QWALTNEYS _

MEAT FRANKS.

LUNCH MEATS............. WTOIOZ.FKO

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BREAKF

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BREAKFAST STRIPS... I

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ncD DflACT $938 SMOKED PICNIC.. LI

dnUULIlLn KUA5I LB. im OLOTOWNEFMNMOR 6^40 JESSE JONES

SLICED BOLOGNA, ptfo 1 rsliced bologna.................................

V |Uo holly FARM* FRE8M *HOT OR MILO PORK SAUSAGE

*STEWING BEEFormore lb i fryepTlivers 78

..LS FKQ.SI.M .tOZ. FKO $2.n

TOII(l0Sni.,..*2 scloBCON .,.'1'* .

BOTTOM ROUND ROASTlb ^2^ HOOP cheese ... uM Sldf^Jhiohloaf

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CHEERIOS ..OE 69'

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KANO, Neria (AP) - A NigwtaB federal coamMoo to holdiiM teartnp tare Into MoMem rloU la hicb hmdredi of people mere kified In iliB oortteni city last Deocenber. There are mdlcatiaH that the poilticai rafflificattaaa d the outbreak g) beyoMl the scope of ttw iM|uiry.

Diplomats say the Nlferiaa government in LagM was toocked by the iCHlay rampage by foUowen of a sdf-prodalmed IsUmic reformer. Ow diplomat said the gDvemneot saw the (hS' turbMcea as a KflacOoo of thecmmdy'sniMrabtiity."

There has been ao ofAclal

Libya, wWch has seat sever

al thtnii-** sokflers into Chad, Nigeria's oortbeastem nei^. was bcMod the riots. But a aek afterward, the eoOre LSiyaa dtpkaaatlc niimiao was eipeUed from the coaatry. The gov* enHBeat's official .rMaoa Mi that the mMoo failed to obaerve proper proceihw But marees and

preas ooaMMatary indicaled the apotaloa was directly UMmdtothedhtiahaMes Nigeria Is rkh in oil. much

of which is portad lo the UnMod Statoa, aid h the largsat popidattnn - 71S millloa-ofaayblaefcAhfl-caa amloe. tt ha ben tro blad la the paat by trtMi Mrlia, nd la the lale IMQi the secentontm RepiAittc of Blafra wa prodMamd la Ks EaiemRegloe.aettMgofra dvU war that the gov> emacat eventually oi.

Mmy of the December rioters, however, were reportedly lotclgi tmmiraBt

morten who imder re0ooal coopcratton syeanenti ea

move freely bctwMoNlgina

and nei^dnrlng cmmtrta They come to tMa part of Nigeria - far from the ol-rlch area of the eooth-taworkMauch)obaaMreet peddersorhouaamma.

At the time of the Dae. 11-11 riotiai, pailce eattmated the number klDad at hboot 1,010 SidMequem eadmala ranged from SO to aeveralthoHBand.

Two forelpi buatoeama edm atomd aot to ha ktoB dfled said they saw poUoa k sevcrM hundred prto-onn la two poltoe Matloaa, chtoUeg them to detoh ad shoodagthem

9QnMe for tho rmmiage, a Aaarlca coaractor stod. Tha they threw the bodtos ks a tnack - BSuM have ben MtoatMO.'*

The eoatrictor oplaioed thto he had gsa to the polka stattoB followiag an

aUto fgvsrwr caBad la the Traps ahiUed the

Bel^ii)othood wMh mortars sed baaoka. No fiBores

have ban retoaaed a army caaaJttos Marwa wai re-Ultod durlBg the

Aaother tiialnaaia itod be watched from a wtndow of hk office next to a police itathm a polke lined pris-(mers IV agaM a wall ad shot them.

Police said several thouand foOowers of a mao

lat day of fi^itiog. Police said thr recovared his body from a shallow pave outside thedty.

Kam k the ocntor of the IMamc faih to Nigirla ad of trade to this part of Weto Africa. Moalems make iv Mwut 07 perocBl of Nigeria's poiMlatloii. About S paroant are Chrktlaa and the reminder foBowen of local

klansra Mtaehad pofice ad retodenu wMh bams and v-rows and smaO anna la the YaAwakiqBanaroftteald wallad sector of Kaa. Nigerla'sthirdlargHtcfty.

Wbn polkc ware uMble to qaO the noting, the Kaao

Ifiamic speeiallata at Bayaro IMvartoty here ay liarwa wa oaly oa if a aarla of rallgloa fin-damentalkU to thto pat of the world who have dataned to be the

_ leal plpa out to a cootyard and yaOtaf at

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Yaara ago, a badly Intacta tooth was doomed to ba removed. Today, ma's a iaat resort. Root ? canal tratmant conalata I oh 1) the removal of the In-I tected puip that lias within T tha root canals of tha T tooth, and 2) tha sealing o( I tha root ends to prohibit * any further Infection.

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Hk foUowen were yoimg and dkpoaaessed, recent adhereeto to lalam who combtned animkt beliefs wtth ktatom ritual, they added. /Udaitom, practiced hi many parts of Afrka, k a beUef that tptrt Inhabit ludi thtogi aa traes, rivers and stones

Offidals in Niger state. touUiweat of Kano, banned aU publk Itinerant preaching laM month. There w no official explanation for the order, but the government obvtooMy fearad that similar

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after the rtoto. But retodeats of the Yn Awrid quarter led rkian to an area where buDdoaers knocked down the mud-brick dwellings of Marwa's followers, and rendan hawked what they claimed were police photos of tos dead body.

The Nlferian prem has fiMirh of the fact that Mtfwa, who was bore in Belghbortag Cameroon, and many of bis followers were foreigMrs from nearby countries drawn to northere

Nigeria m learcn of jotm and to feBow the preachmgi of various nadtoha, or MoMem

There has been extensivf editorial comment abaut dangers poaed by the un (vwrruu.i retry of k* Under the terms of the treaty AwtAWtUMg the Eoononuc Coaunuaity of Weto African States, whose headquarten are In Lagoa, nationak of the l member katoa can travel freely In the area. But police and ncwtty offidak are callUngfortl^toreaatrol With iU booming oil-based economy, Nigeria - and

partkrulariy the Moslem north bordering the drou^t-devastated Sahel cauntiies - k a ma^mt for the )otoe m nei^ibortog countries The entire area tnduding parts of Niger,' Chad and Cameroon k an latrkate network of hktor-icaL cultural, tribal and mercaotiletks

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We are imder an atMoiutdy (ttffereflt name The people in our office do not know where we live. Theres 00 way anybody can know where we are at now, Mw laid in an interview in her office Ms OHalr and son Jon Garth Murray moved in October. They got rid of the home in which they had lived for 15 yws The haramment became all too common, sbe said.

The (local) Baptist church sent people down to knock on our door to convert ua," she said, adding the church inundated her mail box with praying-hand post cards.

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atheist and 1 think w^ be is doing is taking the religious community for a ride. To use a phrase that would be appropriate fm him, God bless him, she said.

The American Atheist Center, a milliop-doUar headquarters that also serves as a publishing bouse for Ms. OHair, also has ambitious plans Ms. OHair spoke {mxjdly of Arorttcan AthiestUnivosity.

Its going to happen. 1 dont know oactly when. We are slowly getting the financing we need," sbe saki, adding she is looking at land, eight miles east of here. ^

Ms. OHair said her health kr terrible her condition ^ troubled by high Wood pressure and diabetes vinced that there is nothing after death, she said she has no funeral plans.

Whatever my son does is^ all right with me. He can eitho' ship me (rff to a scfaoW for i^tniction on dissecting OT he "can cremate me. I dont give a damn, she said.

Despite the health pro-Wems. Ms. OHair said she rWorks on. She continues to use her swnetiroes obscene rhetoric to take shots at the pc^, diurches and just about everything so many people hold holy.

Im a symbol to America that must be hated, she said. 1 dont have an abrasive way. Ive been arguing with people aboW that for a long time.

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H ST. LOUIS (AP) - A rT convicted kiUer who woo the ^ * heart ot a tmy northeast '* Miaaouri town during a briei, ilUch taate si freedom back in phaoD. Ua court bids for a lei^releaae denied.

But when he does get out Join Joseph Gamillo has a job, a sweetheart and their son waiting for him.

Gamillo escaped from a priaoo farm in October 1978 and lived for three months in Grai^. a comnmnity of about 100.

Under the name of Joe Preston, he worked on a farm owned by Kathy JeMtins parents, became a grade-school basketball coach, drove the school bus.

worked in the mayors shop and counseled teen-agers The town took him to heart because of his enthusiasm and friendlinesB. said Ms Jenkins.

ttwoiddbekiDdoflikean animal that had been caged ig>," she said. When it got loose it would want to ei^ every minute of it. 1 guess thats why he was 80 out-tawrfkig He was always busy.

Townspeople learned his true identity when he was recagituied Jan. 1,1179, but it made little difference to them. Mayor Thomas Shannan said he would rehire Gamillo And Ms. Jenkins, mother of his son, said their plans to marry are still on. Granger residents even

petitioned the governor to pardon GamUlo and rented a pijnp thM flew, am the Capitni trailing a banner that read 'Gov. Teasdale. let Joe come home

But Teasdale refused, calling the kiUing the sort of crime that (hthi't warrant a pardon. In September 1979, a Cole County Orcult Court Jury convicted Gamillo, 37. of escape. His five-year sentence on the escape conviction will run concurrently with his Itfe sentence on a auffderconvictian Gamillo pleaded ^nlty in 1967 to first-depee murder in the shooting of Friday Lane, a JopUn Uquor store owner, during an attempted robbery.

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ByBJORNEDLUND HAMBURG. West Gtrmany (UPU - Tom Gerril tipped back his Stetaoo and downed another slug of bovboQ. gazed into

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A Vietnam veteran dis^ ilhfitoned with his mamage and years of hopping from one building Mte to the next Gerril. 3i built a small ranch near Ehrango at the foot of the Rockies six years ago.

To stay solvent this bearded outdoorsman comes down to San Fran every summer to sandblaze wt>-marines for the gov-erwnent." which is where I met him.

Ttie mountains taught me a lot. he said. Your anim^ each B hts own size, he's mean. Dont mess with him.

Theres 37 beaim in this hat. he said, allowing me to try on his impressive Stetson with a nake-skin band around the crown I shot the rattler, too.

Such Wild West talk, ao exotic to a European, helped make the talk with Gerrtl one of many oonversatioos I remember from my 'first viMt to the Uniled Stales, many held in bars more dhnly IX than any to Europe.

I had gone wXh a view of Amerta formed by a European obsession with U.S. films, books and music, with images of basebaU. Budweiaer and barbecues known only from movies. In fov weeks I stored odd images hnom coast to coast.

Like the young black In New York I spotted darting to and out of Manhattan traffic on roller sktoes, a wUstle in his mouih and a far-away took to his eyes, probably brought on by music ^pounding his eankrums from a headset.

Ihe Lithuanianbom cab driver who took me to unhawan from the airport bad said, Here, you can eat breakfast at three to the agerooon. have liBCh around midnight or dinner when you wake up. Which is just what I did

The cabbie, Vladimir Shuga, with an ofMnness alien to most Europeans, told me almoot immediately why be bad married another entgrant from the Soviet Union

T met several Amerie gjrb. he said, but they ware only interested to my money. With a Russian girl, you know that love is for you, not for what you own.

Brownie Troop Collecting

GRIMESLAND - The Brownies of Troop 312 are acccptiag cfaiktoeni reading materials to donate to PXt Memorial Hototal for use by the younger patients and Vinton to the hospital

The girls hope to make the presentation by the end of February. Girl Scoots and Brownies wishing to contribute are asked to contact Mrs. Scott W. Shanley (758-3993) or Mrs. Linda Smith (75679.)

In tbe San Fransisco bar where I met Tom Gerril. the Gold Dust Lounge. 1 also talked to Peta-, a stonemason frons Wales whose lato name I never learned.

America is a crazy place." said Peto-, a hulk of aman

I doitoted tos datoa to earn a living by moving mountains - This is California, mate; anything goes here

- but he proved me wrong He pulled out pictures of giant equipment, miles of chain saw and poles to rig X. a diesel motor big enough to power a ship, and trucks to transport the chunks of Utah sandstone be chopped ig> to rebuild on flat California iMd.

' "We juto moved a mnm-tain to the San Fernando valley . he said. TheypiXa resUurantontapofX."

A bearded yoBg mao next to Peter wore a badge saying Reagan for Shah. Sterttog

No'Children Rent Policy

NEW YORK (AP) - A growing nnmber of no-chikben policies to making X harxler for famOtos to hnd aytartments to rent, according to American Demo-graphks magazine.

Tbe, magazine said a random sample by the Department of Housing and Urban Devtoopment found that more dun one4oth of the nations rental untts do not allow children. if> from 17perceiXBl974.

The study, bsned on 1,087 Interviews with tenants and landlords in February and Marcb of lato year, found that lestrictioos mouat with family size. the magazine reported.

The magazine cXed HUD findings that because of tbe growing number of no-childten" policies, a one-child family can choose from 64 percciX of available units, a family with two children from 55 percent and a family with three children from only 41 percent No figures were gtvn for larger famUtos.

"Large families have fewer choices in part because smaU apartineiXs are often unsuitable for Oan, the magatine said, ^ng Large apartments have fewer size r-torictions

Ninety-five percent of all three-bedroom iBits are open to families wtth one or two children, and percent are open to families wtth three children. But only 41 percent of two^iedroom units are open to threnchild families. American Democraphics said the HUD study also found that;

-Nearly one-fourth of renters wittiout children said they prefer not to Uve near cbildretL More than half of those said children make too much noise -One in five people said they moved into their apartment because there were no cfaikhen nearby.

-An unspecified percentage of buildiDg managers said children increase maintenance costs.

Stttes. a news vendor wtth a stand at Turk and Taylor streets, would have loved that button. Stiles had a long coat covered wtth more than 1.080 different btotom hang^ mg on his stand Got ta cater the dwilders, he said, then 1 wiu caU the Gunme Book of Records.

A (htoty 45^ninute tram ride soiXh, a Stanford Uni-vertoty toadent toM me bow politics, dead on campus stoce tito Vietnam war. suddenly revived when Presi-deai Carter called for draft

Give our best tojiDur love.

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}oto a Ut oMer d rayr. Tetevtoton cicws to reporten milled aHaniaM here.

-The tonnge thkig was." she said wtth m afansto egabarrasaed flnile. "that we were aU Dud0ng eadi other saying. Hey. do yw think thto is what tt uaad to be

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HOUSE THE NATIONAL DEBT ~ ByavoteofSKforandKM against, the House paaaed and sent to the Senate a UD (HR 1553) raising the national debt cefling from W61 UUkxi to Isas billk The bill enables the goverament to pay Its current bills but does not hike spending levels In past years. Republicans generally voted apdnat raising the debt limit and Demcrata generaUy supported an increase. This

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SuppM Ed Weber, R Ohio, urpd his coDeafira to give Preddeal Raagao the time be needs to bring about the eoonomlc prerams to whichhelsooouidtted. Opponent peter Pejrier, D-N.Y., reminded Repiiilicans of their opposition to the donen or so raquete for an in-creaae that former President Jimmy Carter had sent to Cig)itoiHiU You didnt give (Carter) a chance to grt started," he said.

Members voting yea favored a ISO billioo increase in tbe debt ceding.

Reps. Walter Jones, D-1, Charies Whitley, D-X W.G

Hefner. D4. James Martin, R-f, and James Broyhlll, R-M, voted yea "

Reps. LH. FoiBtaln, D-X Stephen Neal, D^, Eugene Jahnaloa R-5, and WiUiam Hendon, R-IL voted nay."

Reps Ike Andrews, D4, ud Charles Rose, D-7, did not vote

SENATE LABOR SECRETARY -Byavoteofnforandl? agaiMt, tbe Senate confirmed President Reagans nomination of Raymond Donovan, of New Jersey, as Secretary of Labor in tbe new administration Donovan, wboae confirmation was delayed by uncorroborated accusatiooB that be made payments to organized crime

to insure labor peace for his oonstruction fhin, was the final Reagan cabinet choice to be approved and <bw the largest number of "nay" votes

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the latttf part of dds decade, atanoot as if the U S. auto industrys disaster hachi't hanMoed I CM hocdiy ait ID |rt there. Sodth tells aa interviewer la his ornately woockpaneled office oa the llth floor of GM*! headquarters building GM, he points out, already is the bineflt manutactiaer > of control computers in the world - a result of seeking to mate fuel economy and tailpipe endasHo coatrols with acceptable car performance and its opening new technical vistas I think the worid of electronics, the electric car and other things I see coming down the road, are where the real growth and the real profit potential are going to be, he said. Weve always mwV our best profits when we had techoologicai leadership

In speaking of change. Smith proves that some things never do.

He is as irrepressihte an optimist as Thomas A. Murphy, the man he succeeded Jan. 1 m chief executive of the worids largest auto company.

To fulfill hopes of a bright aMomotive future, the battered U.& industry will have to get there, and Smiths qptimfaBn isnt Hwtori by the bare fact mighty GM and its domestic competitors will need help.

He anticipates the gow-ermnent and the Untted Auto Workers unkn will recognize thatasaneceasity.

Firrt, there drndd be a dramatic, virtfale, tangUe start for the new administration of Ronald Reagan, nmethtag to restore'coaamner coMtdace and fulfill fxpeftatlnni dmt are running as high as thoae that greeted PraokUn D. Rooaevdtlnm.

We need some help out of Waddi^ sod we need g desperately to gat the economy gomg, he sakL lie

for a lem iolerieriog, .more sywgalhefir gowcrmnent.

IhMs aO toe Americao peeple reaDy need, he said.

lhaoestly believe that toe American people are fed 19 eaoo^i with taflation and imderstand what its dohig to their Uvea, lo (heir parcats. to ther pcnaions and evcry-thhig, thM theyre willing to make the sacrifices AO they need is some ieadenhip.

There's going to be some sncrifioei involved that come about through the cuts in H>witotig. and we've got to do that.

Smith spoke more strongly than ever about the proapect fw^ relief from the UAW.' now that it has pwnted utwtantial wage oonceasioos toChoTalerCocp.

You )uat know that you cannot have a two-tiered wage indurtry here. he

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Elaine Roae says Cornell University's Extension Service [Tioed out some such products at New York City stores and found the per pound coat of Ihounce boxes of pre-seaioned or sauced vegetables was about 11.59. Similar unseaaonad com-binatioiis In 1-poimd plartk bags were cants to II15 a J pouod. depending on brand and variety. Still cheaper -SM6 cents a pound -r- were individual vegetables in plaMicbagi.

To save money, you am make your own combinations of vegetableB and aeaaon them younell, Mi. Rone

Bagged vegetahlea tort are quicfc tnoen offer another advantage, rtie says. They are le It to overcook hecauK you can pour them tato a oooktag pan; thoae troMo ta btocfcs tend to flwwtook eaaUy beee the outrtde cooks before thoae ta the center are thawed.

said. Thrt's toe problem we're having now ta toe worid market, weve got a two-tiered wage setup. 'OvyslersfQwd tort out it wont do toe UAW any good, even in their owe best tatarerts, to purti the pro blem from one to another around our domestic to-durtry.

He dktat ^tadfy exactly what kind ef conrfaiwns GM had ta "Mwd but (tata't rule out the pomlbility of seeking to reopen the current labor agreement which expires ta September, lie. Ford atao has talked about a renegotiation.

Certainly, when they fintah up over rt Chryrter, Im sure (UAW Prertdeot) Doug Fraser and everybody knows theyre going to have to come over and deal with Ford Mid General Motors. Smith said Even though GM suffered tts firrt annual loes shice toe inOi lart year. UAW officials have tadicrted they believe toe company has toe least convinctag argument for wage relief among the Big Three U.S. automaken Its recent history and immediate proepecu are comparatively brighter than its competitors GM-s car lines ta 1I7M0 were better matched to toe disordered U.S. car market than its corapetttors. Smith said. Conrnquently. hs sales fallofi was conrtdenbly less last year 19 percent ooro-pared with M percent for Chrysler and S percent for Ford

.f Smith said he believes CMS rtiate of record lomes ris over - although he emphasized it dqiends 00 whether this new ad-mintstrrttan has got the guts' to attack taflation.

There are signs government ooncerw over GM*! stae and power - 93 percent of toe U.S. car market talHO are abating ta a frawing reco0ilttan that competition is heattag ig> o> 1 scale.

You know what our market share U? Our market siiare ta 23 percent. Smith said. Thats what we sell worldwide U it isn't a worldwide market, wbrt the hell me aO ttaoK ftnay Utile cmt dotag nntag around onttiiefc?

The piy ig> there working on the ummtiiy line ta Flint 'ta ta dtaect fomprtitan wltii that guy over there ta Ni^mrtrl, )urt M if he were taPootiic.

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In rocart week lubtty eecatotod tta for Umili oa l cm ingMrted here ami SiMto contends thrt nrt only toe U.S., brt the whole talerate trade practices that

maihrt condlttaas and Starito dktat ie ort a lehtoe profT or 'otocr price-cutttag tactic Id rtiianirtr

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cntrale on exports tortead of worldwide production.

In perttapi a more toBtag development. GM will ofloault the Japnete dkrectiy ta toe U S nuuket ta May when it iatroduceo a new Une of wbcompacts with one of the largest advertising campaigK m its htatory

The new Chevrolet, Pontiac and CadiUac smaB cm win more dlrectty cortpete with Japaaeae iaiNrii than CM'S succeartui X-cm and toe Chrysler K-cars, whicfa have attracted mainly previous owners of larger American cm.

The new models, dertg-nated intemaUy as J-em and fitting between the Chevette and the oonpact X-cm ta siie. atao wffl be bidtt ta Europe and cortd help GM gain ground on Ford tatbatmarket

Domestically. GMs competitors believe the J-cm and accompanying premo-tions could gooerate art>-stantlal car buying en thurtasn that wiU hcoeflt the whole industry.

Its no big secret ymhm got to go where the compett-tion ta and whrt the people want, Smith srtd. When you briirt out lomelhlng aew you better bring out m-thing that s going to aeO.

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Smhh said GM had no idm two yem ago that the routine tatemal letter (tartg-nation it gave tu front whael drive srtKompacts the X-cm - wortd become a marketing tool copied by the

We did not have a pert big pine plan to do an X campaip It )urt lappaaed to hit Ive often wondered wbrt would have iMppened if wehadcaDedlttheQ.

It was achafiy quite a shock to ua... and a pisat one rt that, to how ameh prtdldty came along with the name X.

A $1 price cut on the Chevette Jan. 1 and rtam ta Jrtwneae car pricea have put GM ta trcaund competitive porttion ta price ta the subcompact market. Smith said.

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for km - od Ike O dttH r 10 freettag cvdi dot vil be eufaaofBd ki tlK

UriddSUteoooPeb a . 'VoleaUne i Doy ii a mmm lar lovm. Yfltfre not lito b ad a

Anertca, |i Jameo W. Wtaalon. bo b datbii hto neoMl tma Mpnbdnt o( Iba Natbad Aandtokn o actkCardPddbben CbrbtflMi b prabobfy a batter aaaaaa la kb you ca *av yo iadbrhiualtty Sada Oaoi. paoide M lof ftof and forti,'^

Ibe hl^ irksod canb bave piacai d ootoaae Jtv-oiry attached.

!* rry la iqr that taflatioa tabea tai eairy-Iwc. aud t alao tahM ita tai dih peedog carda.** Wtatoon aafd. Oor anlerlal ootoa. our latw cotoa fa ap Hhe eaeryaae daea aid ow dealen have tacreaaod eabs aad oeed more kaane We try to keep the pace aa law as acpoaaUyaiL'* DeipMeaiodeatprtceiioea, ParanuuBt's bead editar, Berdce Gourae, aaa the YdenttDe aa a bargata for

doalen aad aald people aod o auB recarda d uhat the tMdaaUag eaitb aad seroea an.

*nta haa beea a db-Uacttve tread tavard the better gaallty awreheatiae, whkb uouaOy meaoa d priced Bserchaodtae,** he aakL **bi geaeral. people are buytag carda baaed qpoo

tavohBDe.VaieottneaDay b the aaooad bigrat card aOar for the tU bdUoa tadadry, bat eae ta aUcb . the paataOlee dana Uttle d Iheproflla.

Three ad d fcar valea-tbHO are baaddelivered. anre thaa any other holiday card, WIndoa add.

BecMoe d the general flcaaoaqr. card prloee are ig> a bit The aaeailad penay I dilaw* thd yoangbcn uaed to trade with

dlSceata. Prleaalerlhel,3Ntei,4ll 1*^ dKlen adectbne oflered dda year by Whaloa'a Brra. The Paraaaal Uae lac, na betaeea tt canta aad PM, aad amar Ti nd.

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NEW YORK (Pl) -Ceafuaing, Illegible. Bbplaeed er otherwbe inad-eqade road aira niay be ooatrWdlng ta aa many aa njm ado tataliltea d the aaore than SOAW bIWway deottamamally.

Traffic eiperta Enaond J. CHtfh and Jooeph J. Ldho aoy drim error b bUmed lor many i 1 moat each acddenta. bat they actuaiy are predptded by bady engbaered or poorty mdn-tJlned road dr. Such aIra lead to Indectaloa or rmrn ad liwan

write ia the November December laeae d The Jomaal d Inauranoe. a trade

Haurdoua dgm kadude, they aay, thoae obacnred by fol^ or other oialadea and thoae with engineering jarfon. fDbbledygDak or ab-bredatiaaa dtvera caonot imdcntand Bad IlghtiDg. dtocrloratloo or tnadequate die, dr too cloae to the poM d dectokm and uda-BriUtf or bMonddl names or route mmbere aleo create problema, the authors lay.

Both men are eucutivesd the Intohde for Safety in Trmuportatka in New Yoit city. CantiU b a profeaaor d Imwpnrtdlnn piaonfng and mgbiaerlng at the Pdytech-nk Instituted New York aad liwan b a lay expert who testified at congreadooal heorlngi a few year* ago on rooddde bazards and I-tootrated hb potats with ' elidea be had taken of iwilt in death trapa.

re doe that if you doa*t bate any money, you emi tofil eay T hwe you.*** Mrs. GoursaH Ts opportunity for people ts reach 1 and lay eoaihlng thd ddy danlhavewartblsdqr People pt wry oel-meaUl Soallmes our daepi feellnp are the bardi la expram.**

Wlndon Inleryected: I betdM Bemioe baa a1 1 lose you in 191 mSttoo di-fonnt ways.**

The tone d vdenttam hao dwred my Uttie am the years, but mam and cam tanagm are updated M wordi and expramtooa taha oa new maaaiis, Mra. Gonrm add.

Fly-by-nlght Amerlcaa traub dont dfact (he holi- ^ day card business, pmticularly Vaknthtes Day. becauae nteouiaetHran wort about W mono ahead.

to Panumnda caaa, the ise Vdentdm have already bean deafraed and (he Brm will man begta wark on msmiortlKmiline.

We oomtantly M am conaumers load I.** Wlndon

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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)-Efdmrramad by bb atate*! pertostent efforts to collect a fl.50 debt, an OUaboma lawmaker baa paid a bOl hr a visitor from Dallaa who tlsted be dkhit owe the money.

State Rep. Frank Hartdn wrote a llJi'dwck Monday to com the d d a retomi-rad tip that the Oktahoma Tourism and Recreation Departml said Texan PI GiUer hm owed staoe Labor Day in 1979.

The money reprceented a tg) on a bill the tourion agency says Giller toped during a stay at the state-operated Fountainhead State Lodp In eastern OUaboma.

GUkr saU the alpatire wan't h and be didn't owe Oklahoma anythtag.

After returning to Dallas, be got a bOl for UJe, followed by several tetten tomafnUng payml, two d them by re^tered mail at a d d 11.40 each. The lated tetter said tbe atate would sue him for tbe debt.

GUler wrote beck, refusiiig to pay tbe biU and demand-ing that the toate atop bar-aadng him, send him $10 to com hb expenses and bK an apology.

He noted thd the bm was om 900 days oU and K could be 900 years oM and I sUU will not pay tbb bOI. It bnt mine ... It b nd my sipature

Harbin sent tbe tourbm department a check Monday because he said the flap was making Oklahoma "look (ool^ ito)

Thi text b whd ranlly dhKbm the mb. Iti got ta aay whd they w1 b eote

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The varbty b endtem -all dined at people with o totodal memage la mind.

tt's a wonderful aeaoon Red b a beadlfd catar 1 cmtdaly asm tarpt to mnd my wib a emd, 90-year ladastry veteran Wtawlon sold. Its one thing IdantdmwdD.

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The Greenville City CouncH will coiuJi^ JPl**** concerning

the Community Development Block |rant Program sponsored by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urtmn Dovelopmont, The purpose of the Hearing is.to amend the 1979-80 Community Development Program. The City will be receiving approximately $1.2 million dollars In Surplus Urban Renewal Funds. CHIzora of QreonvUle are bwtted to make comments and recommondatlona concerning this amendment. The hearing will be hold on Thursday, February 12,1981 at 8:00 p.m. In the City Council Chambers, Third Floor of CHy Hall at the comer of Washington and nnh Streets.

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