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Gay official could win post
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON President
Clinton is poised to nominate Roberta
Achtenberg, a gay San Francisco offi
cial, to be assistant secretary for fair
housing and equal opportunity, gov
ernment officials said Wednesday.
If she is confirmed, she will be the
highest-ranking executive branch of
ficial in history who is an acknowl
edged homosexual.
“She is the intended nominee,” one
government official said, speaking on
condition of anonymity.
White House Press Secretary Dee
Dee Myers said she could not confirm
the report, but said Clinton thinks
highly of Achtenberg. “I can’t com
ment on that until an announcement
might be ready,” Myers said.
But a White House source, who
asked not to be identified, said
Achtenberg “is slated for that post,
yes.” The source cautioned that the
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announcement was not imminent and
that Clinton could change his mind.
In 1990, Achtenberg was elected to
the San Francisco Board of Supervi
sors, which functions as the city coun
cil. Achtenberg, 42, spent more than 15
years as a lawyer and executive of gay
rights advocacy groups.
She lives with her partner, Mary
Morgan, presiding judge of the San
Francisco Municipal Court. They have
a 7-year-old son but will not say which
of them is the biological mother.
In 1989, Achtenberg legally repre
sented a lesbian couple, Millie Jensen
and Sue Pavlik, who won the right to
adopt a 2-year-old boy with AIDS.
Achtenberg accused Alameda County
adoption workers of foot dragging in
the case.
Achtenberg currently is undergoing
an FBI background check. Upon its
completion, an announcement will come
from the White House, the government
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official said.
The appointment of Achtenberg to
the post in the Department of Housing
and Urban Development, which pays
$115,700 a year, requires Senate con
firmation.
Achtenberg is not expected to face
trouble there. She would have to be
approved by the Senate Banking,
Housing and Urban Affairs commit
tees, where shehasthe backing ofSen.
Barbara Boxer, D-Calif. New York
Sen. Alfonse D’Amato, the ranking
Republican, is not expected to oppose
the appointment.
However, Achtenberg may face
trouble from housing public interest
groups. Representatives of several of
these groups met last week with Hous
ing Secretary Henry Cisneros and
voiced concern about what they said
was Achtenberg’s lack of experience
in fair housing law, according to The
Washington Blade, a gay weekly.
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Frat members charged with assault
The Associated Press
RALEIGH Members of a frater
nity at St. Augustine’s College sexually
assaulted a woman last fall during a
membership ritual, according to the
woman’s testimony in court.
The student said she told administra
tion officials about the hazing and as
sault but went to police two weeks later
when it became apparent that “every
body on campus wanted to keep it quiet.”
Five members of Alpha Phi Alpha
fraternity and two women have been
charged with hazing. Three of the men
were charged with assault on a female.
Court testimony revealed that the
young woman and 13 other women
were going through initiation ceremo
nies to become “sweethearts” when they
were all hazed on Oct. 28. The women
were blindfolded and led into different
rooms where they were teased, touched
AIDS
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view,” McCanless said. “We do our
review and send it to Washington.”
Millard said that even if federal funds
were granted, the AIDS Service Agency
would need to secure other funds to
operate the hospice, which would cost
$50,000 per year. The money would be
used to hire 24-hour caretakers for the
patients, he said.
Millard said state funds provided only
S3O per day per AIDS hospice resident.
Patients needed S7O per day, and the
AIDS Service Agency must raise the
difference, he said.
“It’s stupid from the state’s point of
view,” Millard said. “They should be
supporting this sort of thing.”
Morgan said opposition from
Carrboro residents was a typical reac
tion to a proposal like the AIDS hos
pice.
“It is not unusual to have strong reac
tion from adjacent neighborhoods to
any new development,” he said. “It is
very typical in Carrboro and Chapel
Hill.”
The AIDS Service Agency chose
Carrboro as the site of the new home
because of the town’s growing number
of AIDS victims, Millard said.
“There are a lot of people in Chapel
Hill and Carrboro with the AIDS vi
rus,” Millard said. “This is not a home
less shelter. This is a hospice. This is for
people who are dying.”
Millard said the first site for the hos
pice was Chapel Hill, but HUD did not
approve the selected site for the new
building.
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MIRANDA
Hi! From Leah.
NORTHERNER
I hope our separation will not be long. Frat
functions should keep us in touch. Until my
heart can share you, I will think of you often.
LOVE ALWAYS. PRINCESS
or ordered to undress, testimony showed.
Charged with hazing and assault on a
female are: Terry and Troy Parker, 23-
year-old twins; and Greg Boyd, 23.
Samantha Endonna Goldsmith, 21;
Peach
year period. The money goes into a
discretionary fund controlled by Chan
cellor Paul Hardin.
Hardin used approximately $30,000
generated by the basketball team last
year to help the UNC library.
“We didn’t have to give the Univer
sity of North Carolina the money, and
we’re being painted as the bad guy,”
said David Lohse, assistant sports in
formation director.
Swofford attributes the high cost of
the bpwl game to the expense of trans
pdrtation and lodging for the 477 stu
dents and 211 others who attended.
Most area residents traveled by car or
bus, but some out-of-state students were
flown to Atlanta at departmental ex
pense, according to athletic department
officials.
The 300 band members who trav
elled to the bowl were housed in the
Days Inn at $35 per night, while play
ers, coaches and all others stayed at the
Marriott Marquis, Swofford said. Peach
Bowl officials stipulated that players
and coaches stay in the hotel, which
charged $65 a night for players and
coaches during their stay in Atlanta.
The hotel charged SBS a night for all
other University guests.
Food costs were estimated at
$ 110,000, with players and coaches re
ceiving $47.50 per day.
In addition to the travel, food and
lodging costs, the athletic department
also paid for “award” items for each
UNC player. All players received a
UNC-bought commemorative jersey,
which cost sl7 each, a Peach Bowl ring,
at a cost of $135 each and a Starter
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FLOWING RED HAIR with a touch of freckles.
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TO THE BEAUTIFUL WOMAN w/ the setter/
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would you be free to walk your dog with me?
The guy with the Frisbee. Respond DTH.
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Congratulations To
Our New Sisters!
Love, the Sisters of Delta Zeta.
Lafonya Mitchener; Rinaldo Antonio
Montgomery, 24, and Carlos Wayne
Robinson, 22, are charged with hazing.
Their trials are expected to begin this
week.
brand Peach Bowl parka.
NCAA regulations allow for a maxi
mum S3OO per player expenditure for
“awards,” Lohse said.
Players also received special memo
rabilia from the Peach Bowl, including
a watch commemorating the 25th anni
versary of the bowl game.
In addition to the players, coaches,
band and cheerleading squad, the ath
letic department picked up a two-day
tab for a large group of UNC adminis
trators and faculty members.
“Those people have been a great pan
of building its success over the past
three years,” Swofford said. “While
some may quarrel with my decision to
invite them, I still feel it was appropri
ate.”
Vice chancellors, Educational Foun
dation representatives, Athletic Coun
cil members. University trustees and
Faculty Committee on Athletics mem
bers and their families who wished to
attend the game were provided with
tickets and two days’ lodging.
“I’m not saying that the money saved
•by a touch of economy should go to the
faculty,” Ludington said. “These guys
are not villains, but they need to work
out some guidelines.”
The University currently has no
guidelines for athletic-trip expenditures,
Lohse said. Swofford and his assistants
drew up a list of invited guests and
provided for their accommodation de
pending on the individual event, he said.
“Something like (UNC’s appearance
in the Peach Bowl) doesn’t happen of
ten, so a guideline isn’t needed,” h?
said.
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