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relocate. The money she received for her
home appraisal and -her relocations
funds would help pay for the new
dwelling Hooper said.
Chapel Hill Town Manager Gene
Shipman said that it is legal to condemn
tht property of a resident who will not
concede the land. He said the law is a
part of local and state powers known as
eminent domain.
Smith said he opposed taking the
Gattis land because he believed that
Gattis had not been given enough
information about the move. He said he
had not been to talk to her, because her
lawyer, James Farlow, had made it clear
that the situation would be discussed
only through him.
"Nobody has been able to
communicate with her," Smith said. "I
was hoping she would find out what she
would receive as a resident of relocation.
I have a feeling she would probably
move."
Hooper, however, disagreed with
Smith in saying he thought adequate
information had been given to Gattis.
He said the Chapel Hill town attorney,
had been unable to achieve successful
negotiation with Farlow.
"He (Farlow) has not returned
Coder, Case n Ice $1 1 .00
(Denny's) calls," Town Council member
Bill Thorpe said. "He has not
represented her as well as 1 think he
should have."
The only alternative other than the
condemnation resolution would have
been to extend the street around the
Gattis house, Thorpe said. He explained
that this alternative would have allowed
the existing danger to continue.
To the outsider, Thorpe admitted the
situation looked insensitive on the
town's part.
"That's not the situation," Thorpe
said. "I would have been the first to
holler over (that). I wouldn't approve
anything until I felt sure that (we
wouldn't be taking advantage of her)."
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Pence criticized the debate and its
participants. "I was disappointed in the
use of absolutely pedestrian language by
Carter and Reaean." he said.
The debate gave the country a good
chance to judge both candidates without
slick advertising, but the event produced
no real debate, Pence said. "I do not
think either (candidate), was trying to
show his points were sounder, as a true
debate should," Pence said.
"Each man came prepared to state his
position and avoid a gaffe that would
cause Walter Cronkite to cluck. I'll
settle for a zero-to-zero tie," he said.
constantly making as much contact as we can
outside of arts and sciences to influence the
curriculum," Tulchin said.
One Latin American Studies major said the
curriculum's recent honor came as no shock
to her. "1 was pleasantly surprised," said
Cynthia Trumbower, a senior anthropology
and Latin American studies major. "I think
we've got a really good department here."
She said she transferred to UNC from
North Carolina State University as an
anthropology major, but became interested
in Latin American studies after she visited
Mexico during the summer of 1979.
She was impressed, she said, by the faculty
and understood why the curriculum received
the honor. "They seem to be some of the
most successful and willing to help people
that I have encountered at the University,
either here or North Carolina State
University, and they're people that take their
work seriously," Trumbower said.
"I feel very lucky," said Virginia
Chambers, another senior Latin American
studies and anthropology major.
Although she has not decided on any field,
she said she planned to live and work in Latin
America. She worked in Mexico this past
summer on a grant from the curriculum, and
works in the Latin American Bibliographic
Center in Wilson Library.
"I think that probably the department will
grow," she said. "It's imminent because
Latin America is becoming more important
to us. It's an oil source.
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ATLANTA (AP) Human error was to blame for a boiler explosion at a
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The report blamed the Oct. 13 explosion in part on the rewiring of a safety
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The fatal explosion aggravated racial tension in this city already edgy over
the slayings of 10 black children and the disappearances of four others.
Pope issues new celibacy guidelines
VATICAN CITY (AP) Pope John Paul II, ending a two-year freeze on
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WASHINGTON (AP) Former President Richard M. Nixon testified in
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president to conduct warrantless break-ins in foreign intelligence cases that
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