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2 The Daily Tar Heel Wednesday, September 20, 1978 7TT) f oji merit 11 u of ludm works By JIM HUMMEL SufT Writer Based on the success of similar programs in other states, Gov. Jim Hunt's merit-, selection system for choosing judges should produce better judges, said Professor Charles Hinsdale, assistant director of the UNC Institute of Government. "Thirty states have full or partial merit systems. In my opinion, they've had a history of producing good judges," Hinsdale said. Hunt's proposal calls for a judicial nominating committee to review three candidates to fill a vacant position. "The strong point in this program is that every nominee would be well qualified for the job, said Gary Pearce, the governor's press secretary. "The main thing will be how aggressively the committee recruits. The governor then would select one of the three candidates to serve until the next election, a period of 1 3 to 35 months. This period would give the acting judge a chance to demonstrate his abilities, Pearce said. At election time, the judge would be a candidate. He would need to The Bottom Line takes a lighter look at the news Tuesdays and Thursdays on the editorial page of the Daily Tar Heel NUCLEAR -POWER WHAT ARE THE ISSUES? 8:00 P.M. WED., SEPT. 20 Duano Nichols Senior Chemical Engineer, Research Triangle Institute. Mrv Pcul Szssz Senior Legal Counsel, United Nations: "International Implications of Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Power: Terrorism, Proliferation and Plutonium." IN THE GREAT HALL STUDENT UNION Sponsored by the St. Anthony Educational Foundation. PBWIIIIII IU UteeUIlSMBeMi ' K a 3 - - K S Jf ' 1 w II a AH Kodak dLw o i COUPON MUST ACCOMPANY ORDER Dov clojsod 7 EXPOSURE V Of ROLL... 20 No Foreign EXPOSURE V? Film ROLL... Offer Expires: December 31, 1978 WEDNESDAY NITE BEACH NITE LADIES FREE BEER 8-10 $1.00 MEMBERS, $1.00 GUESTS THURSDAY NITE NEW CENTURY PLATTERS FRIDAY NITE FREE BEER 8-9 SATURDAY NITE--FREE BEER 8-9 SUNDAY NITE FREE KEG, MEMBERS FREE ; GUESTS $1.00 MEMBERSHIP Regular $5.001 Year Student $2.506 months available at the door seisctiovi best gain 60 percent of the vote to maintain his seat. The 60 percent figure is an issue to be resolved- among opponents and. proponents of the plan, Pearce said. Some tate! reouire rn RO-RS percent victory margin for an appointed judge to remain on the bench. "I feel 60 percent is a good number," Associate Justice Dan K. Moore of the N.C. Supreme Court said. "We need a better system of selecting our judges than what we have now. Moore, 72, has spent much of his public career since. 1931 as. a trial and appellate judge. He is barred by law from seeking re-election and will retire when his term expires in December. Jack Cozort, Hunt's legal adviser, said questions concerning retention of appointed judges are a definite problem area. "You just can't have judges campaigning the way other political figures do," he said. Asked about whether he believes Hunt's plan will be approved by the 1979 General Assembly, Cozort said, "1 think it will be hard. Not only does it have to be passed by the legislature but it also has to gain the approval of the people." Opponents of the plan say Hunt, will have difficulty getting enough qualified lawyers to apply for selection.. "In addition to a salary cut, the elected judge would have to do a greater amount of traveling, anywhere from three to four times as much," Pearce said. Under the present policy, the governor appoints a judge until the next election. The chief executive has sole discretion in the decision-making process. Film Regular Retail 7 ottl Printed ONLY r" ONLY ELLIOT'S NEST ALSO ANNOUNCES: SEPTEMBER 28th: J ANUS (FORMERLY THE REGG IE SADDLER REVIEW) OCTOBER 4th: THE SPONTAINES 967-4273 New Carter wins key natural gas victory WASHINGTON (Ar) -- me erunc u lucsudy ucai oacK, an attempt to sidetrack the bill deregulating natural gas which the Carter administration has made a top domestic priority. v The vote rejected a bid by opponents to return the compromise removing federal price lids from newly found gas by 1985 to a House-Senate conference committee for redrafting. Senate leaders said that would have killed the bill. The test vote keeping alive the plan was a clear victory for the president, who has been waging a heavy lobbying campaign for the compromise on this key portion of his energy program. UN opens 33rd annual session UNITED NATIONS (AP) The U.N. General Assembly opened its 33rd annual session Tuesday, with Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim predicting the Middle East and southern Africa will "preoccupy the world community." In their" first actions, the delegates elected Colombian Foreign Minister Indalecio Lievano Aguirre assembly president and voted to admit the Solomon Islands as the 150th member of the United Nations. The session promises to be the busiest ever for the international organisation that emerged from World War II, with 132 topics proposed for debate. Castro shoots down Cuban theory WASHINGTON (AP) Fidel Castro, in an interview made-public Tuesday, told House investigators it would have been insane for him to have conspired in John Kennedy's assassination. Castro said his involvement in any murder plot would have given the U.S. government "the most perfect pretext" for an invasion of the island nation. The Cuban president also repeated his belief that an effort was made by someone in the United States to implicate him in Kennedy's assassination. Portions of Castro's interview were played by the House Assassinations Committee, which is seeking to tie up the loose ends to the Nov. 22, 1963, assassination so that a report can be issued in December. Family food prices to skyrocket WASHINGTON (AP) An average four-person family may see the grocery bill rise as much as $3.40 a week next year if farm prices are stable. But smaller meat and dairy supplies could force that bill up by $6. 15 a week, the Agriculture Department's chief economist said Tuesday. ; That price increase would be above the $6.21 increase already foreseen for 1978 for the typical four-person family who spent $62.10 a week on groceries last year. Under the new figures, that family would be spending between $71.71 and $74.46 a week for food by the end of 1979, Agriculture Department economist Howard W. Hjort told a House subcommittee. Senators sidetrack tax relief WASHINGTON (AP) A Senate Finance Committee plan to expand tax relief for poor working families ran into trouble Tuesday as conservatives clamored for more concern about middle-income taxpayers. The committee delayed a vote on another plan, which aims to expand the tax cuts that were voted by the House last month for persons making $40,000 a year or less. , . 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Our $10 million subsidary of the New York Times has moved to the Sanford area. Persons ready to start selling in 2 to 4 weeks reply in all three languages describing yourself and other relevant experiences to: MICROFILM CORP. OF AMERIGA A New York Times Company P.O. Box 10, Sanford, N;Cr 27330 ' ' - ' An Equal Opportunity Employer 'WW." XwJwV mmm si Mi If Mliy tit Ok 111 Jhks 112 S. GRAHAM STREET cicieiice loinidation oners fellowships for graduates The National Science Foundation has announced two fellowship' programs available for graduate study and postdoctoral research in scientific fields. NSF Graduate Fellowships will be awarded to students who have completed no more than 12 semester hours toward a master's or doctoral degree in any area of science, engineering or mathematics. The awards are for $3,900 for a 12-month period and are subject to approval for a second and a third year of renewal based on availability of funds and satisfactory progress toward the advanced degree. Applicants must be citizens of the United States or U.S. territories at the time the application is submitted. Applicants also will be required to take the Graduate Record Examinations to test scientific aptitude and achievement. The examination will be administered Dec. 9 at designated testing centers. Deadline, for applications for NSF Graduate Fellowships is Nov. 30. QaiierJ Announcements GAY SCIENTISTS Meet gay students and professionals in physical, biological, mathematical sciences and engineering. Triangle Area Gay Scientists meets monthly. Next: September 23. Call 942 3909, 967-9626, write Box 1137 Chapel Hill.. N Entertainment $250 BRINGS BEAVER VALLEY BOYS bluegrass band to your party, hoedown, barn- n raising, wedding or whatever. We can provide ; amplification &or a caller. 967-9948 Pcrsonab CHARLES FIRST YEAR LAW STUDENT from Thomasville. Remember meeting an Indianapolis girl at Lowenbrau, Munich? I live in Chapel Hill nowl Call Beth, 967 9467. EMPTY YOUR POOL and water your lawn in one fell swoop; call bulbous beverly, lardbelly laurie, leadbottom leslie, and massive mary, 942-1548. SUSAN OH! SUSAN OF CONNOR, It certainly is a greafhonor, To wish on this day, You a happy birthday, and hopes for innumerable more. P.K.P. (SA.) For Sale DORM SIZE REFRIGERATOR, Magic Chef 4.2 cu.' ft., very quiet, top condition, 90; also 8 x 10' dark green carpet, 20; call 942-7017 or 929-9074 after 4:00. 1974 SUZUKI 100 cc onoff road motorcycle. Only 3400 miles, perfect condition. 300. Cair942683, evenihgs.,'"f FOR SALE: 1974 VEGA GT. 4-speed, air conditioning, clean, good condition. 967 4300 after 6 pm. SALE: 2 BEDROOM TRAILER, furnished, 't air conditioners, screened-in porch, utility building, wooded park, 5 miles from UNC. $2900. 489-1919 after 6 pm. PONTIAC CATALINA, one owner 1968. 140 thousand but exc.cond. Local service record. Faculty owner. 929-6607 after 5 pm. $595. FOR SALE: 10 x 50 MOBILE HOME with all appliances a few miles from campus on quiet country lot. Can be moved. $2450. Call 967 5114. For Rent FOR RENT: TWO BEDROOM APT. Available Oct. 1 (maybe sooner). J195mo. Appliances included. Broadmoor Village (behind Daryl's). 493-2111 after 4:00 pm. Help Wanted COED NEEDED FOR light housekeeping and ironing. Flexible hours. Approximately 6-8 hours per week. J2.50 per hour. Phone evenings 967-4728. AFTERNOON CLASSES? We need morning help. Stock and sales, 8-1 weekdays. Apply in person, Sherwin Williams, East Franklin St. 942-4435. WANTED: EXPERIENCED WAITERS or waitresses for part-time employment. Contact Darryl Revels at Villa Teo 967 2342. If not in, leave name and number. SECRETARYTREASURER for the Student Consumer Action Union. 10 hrsweek in p.m., beginning immediately. Must be excellent typist. Sjgn up on SCAU door (Suite B, Carolina Union) for interview before noon Friday. 9-22-78. NEEDED: PEOPLE TO COACH RAINBOW SOCCER teams this season. Only 3 hours per week. Super way to meet folks, become part of great Chapel Hill community. Rainbow Soccer is a recreational community soccer program with an emphasis on skill. It is open to everyone. If interested, please call Kip Ward at 967-8797. I 'ART TIME DISWASHLKS WANTED. Apply in person at Tijuana Fat's Monday thru Friday between 1 1:00 am & 1:00 pm or call for appointment 967-1466. BABYSITTERS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY. Chapel Hill new YMCA. 2:00-6:30 daily. Evenings Mon., Wed., Fri. May split shifts. Must be very reliable. Call 942-5156 or 688 4163. Lost & Found LOST: PEWTER BRACELET, engraved initials 'A.L.S. and date 'July 3, 1978'. Call or come by 114 Aycock; phone 933-1503. Reward offered. REWARD: WE LOST OUR KITTEN! A small Siamese somewhere around the Carolina Apts vicinity. If found, hang onto him and call 929-2822. ' LOST: ACC FOOTBALL RING. Contact 967-5733. Reward Offered. Please! LOST AT ECU GAME Saturday, kakai pocketbook. Contents useful only to me. Please return, no questions asked. Reward. 933 5841 Selections will be announced in March. NSF National Needs Postdoctoral Fellowships Will be awarded for postdoctoral research and study on scientific problems of national concern in the areas of mathematics, physics, biology, engineering, medical and social sciences and interdisciplinary studies. Awards of $1,000 a month for up to 12 months will be awarded. Deadline for submission of applications for NSF National Needs Postdoctoral Fellowships is Nov. 3. Awards will be announced in February. Persons interested in obtaining application materials or further information on the fellowships should write to the Fellowship Office, National Research Council, 2101 Constitution Ave., Washington, D.D. 20418. CAROLYN WORSLEY LOST AFTER FOOTBALL GAME a wool red-yellow-green plaid blanket carrying bag in the vicinity of Manning Dr.-Ridge Rd.-Stadium Dr. -South Rd. Call 968-9390 ask for Joe, reward offered. Miscellaneous BE AN ADVOCATE. Join the OrangeDurham YVVCA Coalition for Battered Women. New training program begins Thursday, Sept. 28 and runs for 9 consecutive weeks. Meetings will be held at Hassle House in Durham 1022 Urban Avenue near East Campus. For more information call: Durham YWCA 688-4396 Connie Renz 929-8031 Cyndie Cowan 9334584 ANY FISHERMEN AT THIS UNIVERSITY? The Captain Stacy III leaves out of Morehead City on Saturday, September 30 at 5:30 am.Thbty spaces are reserved for interested UNC students. Call 933-3858 for details. Roommates MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED in off campus house. . $85 per month plus lA utilities. House is in Heritabe Hills. Carpool available. Call 929-6609. RESPONSIBLE, QUIET, MALE wanted to share 2 Br. mobile home, 4 miles from campus with 1st yr. dental student; $65 mo plus utilities, call 929-9074 after 5:00. RidesT r is" NEED RIDE TO CALIFORNIA. Will share expenses and driving. Can leave after Sept. 21. Leave message at 966-3371 or 682-8979. Wayne Kennan Tickets NEED TO BUY 1 date ticket to any Carolina home game. Offering good price. 942-7233 keep trying. NEEDED: ONE STUDENT DATE TICKET to both Maryland and State. Call 933-4345. Please keep trying! Need to obtain as soon as possible. 1 NEED ONE FEMALE freshman or transfer ID (no picture) and athletic pass OR a guest pass for the Maryland game. WILL PAY. John 942-4808. WANTED DESPERATELY: date ticket to Maryland football game. Will pay dearly. Call Carol 942-6112. WANTED: 1 date ticket for Maryland will pay excellent price you can't beat it! Call Julie at 967-3698. Wanted WANT TO TRADE S4A parking permif for N4A. Call Gary at 3-7286 or come by 216 Graham. Classified info Picfc up ad forms in any classified box at all DTH pickup spots or at DTH Office. Return ad and check or money order to DTH Office 12:00 (noon) 1 day before the ad will run or in campus mail 2 days before. Ads must be prepaid. 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