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RALEIGH The dean of the UNC Law School
says a man he identified as an East Carolina University
football coach was caught spying on the Tar Heels'
practice Wednesday.
East Carolina head football coach Ed Emory later
issued a press release denying the report and hinting
that the Pirates have been spied upon as well.
East Carolina is scheduled to travel to Chapel Hill
Saturday to meet the Tar Heels, in the final game of the
series between the two.
The situation first came to Light when injured Tar
Heel football player Ken Saylors noticed a man in the
law library watching practice and taking notes. Saylors
notified Tar Heel coach Dick Gum of the situation.
Crum contacted Law School Dean Kenneth Broun
and had him confront the man.-
"I asked him who he was and noticed he had a pad
with x's and o's on it," Broun said. "He refused to
identify himself and covered the pad so I could not see
it. I told him he could stay in the library as long as he
was using the materials, but if he was using the library
to watch football practice he would have to leave."
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Crum sent a football secretary up to Broun and
Saylors with a football program from East Carolina.
Broun then identified the man as assistant defensive
line coach Charles Elmquist and Saylors identified the
other man as secondary coach Garry Fast.
Saylors said he was at the law library studying Tues
day when he noticed a man paying a lot of attention to
football practice going on at the Navy practice field.
The library has large windows and stands above the
practice field. ' . V . ;
"I followed up on the guy today (Wednesday) and
he was there again as was another gentleman," Saylors
said. . ",
"Fast acted like he was studying when Mr. Broun
came," he said. Broun asked the other man to leave
and after about five minutes of talking the man iden
tified as Elmquist left.
"One of them, the bald-headed guy, then walked to
the intramural field and rolled up his sleeves like he
was going to be there awhile," said Saylors, who was
following.
Saylors went back to Crum who had Saylors and
Broun positively identify the two men in the ECU prr
gram. "Mr. Broun was certain about Elmquist, as I
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V NEW YORK - Vernon E. Jordan Jr.,
the nationally respected civil rights leader
who survived a sniper' attack last year, an
nounced Wednesday he would resign as
president of the National Urban League -Jordan,
whose departure is effective
Dec. 31, said he would become a partner
in the Washington, D.C., branch of the
Dallas law firm of Akin, Gump, Strauss,
Hauer & Feld. Robert Strauss,' former
chairman of the Democratic National.
Committee and former President Carter's
1980 campaign director, is a pa. tner in the
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The 46-year-old Jordan said neither his
health nor the still unsolved May 29,
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' "I contemplated a 10-year job from the
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that it's time to pass the torch," he said.
"I feel absolutely terrific.
An outspoken critic of Reagan admin
istration policies, Jordan said that while
he would be "off the front line, from
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am," he said. "I am very, very certain about Fast. I
even saw his dealer's plate on his, car."
Fast left the library as Saylors walked back in,
Saylors said. He followed the man to a car. The man
drove off but came back. He did this a couple of
times, Saylors said, before leaving for good. ,
"There's positive identification," Crum said. "If
it's just a couple students that come down and say
something, that's one thing. But when the dean of the
law school makes a positive identification, it's hard to
question."
Emory later issued the following statement through
Sports Information Director Ken Smith;
"Our entire staff has been in house all day. We've
been having individual coaches' meetings and squad .
meetings. Practice was held this evening which is con
trary to our normal Wednesday routine. We usually
practice on Wednesday afternoon, but because of the
excessive number of unknown people around our
practice field yesterday, and five in particular that we
had to ask to leave, we ejected to practice under the
lights tonight."
time to time I will speak my piece.:.. One
can resign from the leadership, but not
from the troops." I'm still black. I still care.
I'm still committed.'
A seven-member search committee has
been appointed to assist the Urban League's
board of trustees in selecting a successor.
Coy G. Eklund, chairman of the board,
said the organization had "no one in
mind at the moment," but expected the
decision to be made before Jordan leaves.
"I leave the leadership of the Urban
League with pride in what we have been
able to accomplish; disappointment with
the halt in progress toward equality; sad
ness at leaving my colleagues and friends,
and exhilaration at the prospect of a new
career," Jordan told a crowded news
conference.
During his news conference, Jordan
lashed out at President Ronald Reagan's
"jellybean budget," asserting that cuts in
social programs would most adversely af
fect the black and the poor.
Jordan contended the halt in progress in
the civil rights movement "lies in the vast
majority of the American, people who are
reneging on the commitments of the 1960s.
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O'Connor expresses viewe
WASHINGTON (AP) Sandra Day O'Connor, apparently coasting toward
confirmation as the first woman on the Supreme Court, said Wednesday she
personally believed abortion was abhorrent, but would not let those views shade
her opinions as a member of the court.
"It is a practice I would not have engaged in," O'Connor told members of
the Senate Judiciary Committee considering her nomination.
Describing her own opposition to abortion, the 51-year-old Arizona appeals
court judge said her feelings about the subject were a product of a "sense of
family values, my sense of how I lead my own life."
Nonetheless, she insisted that personal views and philosophies would not be
allowed, "as much as that is possible," to affect her judgment on the facts or
constitutionality of cases before the court.
After nearly six hours of testimony by O'Connor, Sen. Strom Thurmond,
R-S.C, the committee chairman, predicted untroubled confirmation by the
panel and the full Seriate. He said a vote in the committee could come as early
as Tuesday, with a Senate vote Wednesday.
New York hit by blackout
NEW YORK (AP) An explosion and fire at a generating station knocked
out power in much of lower Manhattan Wednesday, trapping office workers in
elevators, snarling traffic, closing financial markets and creating transit chaos
for bomebound commuters.
Traffic lights went out, telephones converted to emergency power, and cars
jammed intersections where traffic lights were out, creating a paralyzing street
gridlock. Traffic control agents were dispatched, and private citizens stepped in
to direct traffic to help solve the giant tie-up.
All police in lower Manhattan precincts were held on overtime and all task
force members from other boroughs were dispatched to Manhattan. Twenty
hook-and-ladders were dispatched to rescue those trapped.
Mayor Edward I. Hock said at a news conference the city was bearing up
well under the problems, which affected only the southeastern quarter of Manhattan.
Air traffic levels continued ,.
WASHINGTON (AP) Commercial flights will likely be held to about 75
percent of their normal pace through most of 1982 as the government rebuilds
the air traffic control system with new employees, Federal Aviation Adminis
trator J. Lynn Helms said Wednesday.
Helms and Transportation Secretary Drew Lewis assured congressmen that
the current system was working safely and effectively without the 11,500 con
trollers fired after they struck on Aug. 3.
Helms said the FAA already had told air carriers to limit their flights to about
75 percent of the pre-strike level through next April, but he said "current traffic
levels will likely be maintained throughout most of next year."
It will be well until the third year until traffic levels at peak hours will reach
their former levels, and the busy New York and Chicago areas will be the last to
achieve their full capacity, Helms said.
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