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2The Daily Tar HeelWednesday, February 17, 198?
Harris-Teeter to open
Harris-Teeter Supermarkets Inc. plans to
open its fourth store in the Triangle area in the
former Big Star building on Elliot Road in
Chapel Hill within two months.
Robert Pearson, public relations director for
Harris-Teeter, said much expensive remodeling
of the store would be done before it is opened.
The store will include a full delicatessen, fresh
seafood counter, natural foods section, full
wine area, floral and green plants section,
gourmet section and coffee grinder with fresh
coffee beans.
The opening of the Chapel Hill store is not
Chapel Hill police, Durham Tech
start in-house training program
By ALEXANDRA McMILLAN
DTH Staff Writer
The Chapel Hill Police Department will
train its own police officers and those from
nearby communities with the help of Durham
Technical Institute beginning in April.
"We now have trainers within our depart
ment who are certified to do basic law enforce
ment training in-house rather than through a
police academy," Chapel Hill administrative
assistant Greg Fuller said.
The Police Department will provide facilities
and training for the program, and Durham
Tech will provide funding and do paperwork
and testing.
Durham Tech will provide the funds because
community colleges are mandated to hold of
ficer training classes. Police Department
administrative assistant Ben Callahan said the
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connected with increased profits, but will oc
cur because Harris-Teeter simply wants to
open a store in this area, Pearson said, ex
plaining that the market had much to offer the
grocery. "This is a prime location," he said.
Big Star supermarkets, which closed in
Chanel Hill last month, has Dlanned a $300
million nationwide reconstruction program to
renovate 250 existing stores and to build 60
new stores within three years, said Don
Vaillancourt, vice president of Grand Union
Co., owner of Big Star. , .
KKLLY SIMMONS
amount of funds would be based on the num
ber of officers in the class. -
Other communities can also send police,
armed guards, security officers or others who
are required to have officer training to the
CHPD-Durham Tech rookie school. Class
room instruction and driving, self-defense,
target and other types of officer training will
be held there, he said.
The new in-house training system will help
trainees save money on travel expenses and will
allow the trainees, most of whom are not
Chapel Hill residents, to get used to the com
munity before being hired by the CHPD.
"It's really a luxury for a town this size to
have its own training program," Callahan
said. "We can have a rookie school whenever
we need to. when demand here and in nearby
communities tells us we should, and we can
train our officers as soon as we hire them.
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By KYLE MARSHALL
DTH Staff Writer
Dr. Benjamin Quarles, professor emeri
tus of history at Morgan State University,
spoke to about 150 UNC students Monday
night on "The American Dream: The Black
Interpretation."
Quarles traced the history of blacks in
the United States from the Declaration of
Independence to recent civil rights activity.
"Blacks have been divided by geography,
age and other divisions," he said. "How
ever, there was one unifying ideology
which made up the American dream."
During the late 18th century, blacks were
dedicated to achieving two goals free
dom from slavery and equal rights, he said.
"One-half million blacks in 1776 held the
Declaration of Independence for what it
said. Half a century later, the idea of free
dom had become more prevalent than
ever."
Slaves gained further hopes for freedom
in the 19th century, he said. Factors in
volved included black conventions, the un
derground railroad and such black publi
cations as the Freedom Journal.
"With the death of slavery, blacks turned
College Bowl remains No. 1 after regional ;
Cooper takes second place in backgammon
Stephen Cooper placed second in the region
in the backgammon competition.
The chess team of Danny McKeithan and
Robert Singletary placed third in the region.
In a close match, where all top five con
testants were within half points of winning,
Tim Groome placed fifth in the Frisbee com
petition. The women's bowling team ranked fourth
while the men's came in seventh.
In the darts competition, Randy Sloan and
David Annas placed fifth and sixth.
In billards, Ann Bemus ranked sixth in the
women's division, while in the men's John
Clectwood placed 13th, Frank Mezias, 18th
and Tun Hayworth came in 23rd.
UNC sent 27 contestants to Virginia
Polytechnic Institute in Blacksburg, Va., to
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the outdoor season, if is expected to attract the tcp track &
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iheir attention toward gaining rights ... they
. at first didn't realize that in the pursuit of
freedom there is always one more river to
cross," he said.
The Urban League, the National Asso
ciation for the Advancement of Colored
People and other organizations formed in
the early 1900s emphasized new directions
toward helping blacks, Quarles said. But
"not all these organizations stressed the
idea of the American dream," he added. .
"Blacks were sustained by their faith in
God and by their faith in Martin Luther
King's dream, which was rooted in the
American dream. .
"Most of us who deal in history aren't
quite sure what will happen in the '80s," he
said. "If, in the '80s, people become deeply
concerned with economic problems, it will
tend to put other programs on hold.
"We may be entering a period when the
dream will be there, but it won't be the pri
mary concern. It's up to us to keep the
dream alive."
Quarles attended Shaw University and
the University of Wisconsin. He has writ
ten several books, including The Definitive
Biography of Frederick Douglass.
participate in the Association, of College
Unions-International Region 5 recreational
tournament over the weekend. 1
The contestants took part in seven separate
areas of competition against various schools
from Region 5, which includes Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Kentucky and Ten
nessee. The College Bowl team went undefeated to
take the number of one spot in the region. The
team, composed of Ron Black, a first ear law
student; Johnny Wilke, a graduate student in
English; Wynne Dough, a senior in English;
Blair Haworth, a sophomore history major;
and Seth Katz, a sophomore majoring in
English and Russian, will compete later this
year in the ACU-I finals. '
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Senator sentenced in Abscam
UNIONDALE. N.Y. (AP) An unretent?mt Harrison A. Williams Jr., the
only U.S. senator charged in the Abscam political corruption probe, was
sentenced to three years in prison Tuesday for agreeing to sell his oTTice ior
$12.6 million.
He could have been sentenced to 15 years for bribery.
Williams, who stood to make the money in a titanium mining deal involving
an undercover FBI agent posing as a favor-seeking Arab sheik, was also fined
$50,000 by U.S. District Court Judge George C. Pratt.
The judge issued concurrent sentences on each of Williams' nine convictions
and stayed sentence pending appeal.
The 62-year-old New Jersey Democrat said after the hour-long session that
he would continue to oppose his threatened expulsion from the Senate, where
debate on such a resolution is to begin Tuesday.
Heavy seas swallow Soviet ship
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia (AP) Fifty-foot waves sank a Soviet freighter in
the icy North Atlantic on Tuesday, leaving 33 dead or missing and'raising the
number of feared fatalities to 1 17 in the storm-lashed area in two days.
The world's biggest oil rig, the Ocean Ranger, capsized Monday 240 miles
east of Newfoundland, leaving one man drowned and 83 missing and feared
dead.
On Tuesday, the freighter Mekhanik Tarasov went down 65 miles farther
east.
The Halifax Search and Rescue Center said that 15 bodies were recovered
from the freighter, that 18 people were missing and that four or five were
rescued from the 4,262-ton container ship.
It said two ships were hunting for survivors and that another ship and a
plane were heading to the scene. But freezing conditions have made it too
dangerous for helicopters to fly.
Shuttle launch may be advanced
CAPE CANAVERAL, Ha. (AP) Space shuttle Columbia lumbered onto
its launch pad ahead of schedule Tuesday and officials said they were consider
ing moving up its March 22 launch by two or three days.
Gen. James Abrahamsoh, associate NASA administrator, and Richard
Smith, director of the Kennedy Space Center, have discussed advancing the
launch date for Columbia's third mission, shuttle operations director George
Page said. . ,
Student Government, CAA, RHA
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seek people for executive posts
, Student Government, the Carolina Athletic
Association and the Residence Hall Associa
tion are taking applications for various posi
tions. ' Student Government will hold a meeting at 4
p.m. Thursday in Great Hall of the Union for
all students interested in executive branch posi
tions. The positions will be described, and ap
plications will be distributed.
For more information call Melanie Wilson
or Tony Lathrop in Suite C at 962-5201.
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VANCE: FAR FROM PERFECT or sweet for those not ao
settwh. Even If you lack common sense. I thought you had
heart. GMs an here today, friends are here to stay. (For
those of as that understand what Irlsadshto means.) Think
about it As usual, no rcpW b rise emery or adequate. The
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CAA applications are available at the Union
desk for special events coordinator, ticket of
fice representative, publicity chairman, DTH
liaison and executive assistanttreasurer. The
applications must be returned by Tuesday to
Suite A.
Applications for 1982-83 RHA staff are
available in the RHA office in Suite B for ex
ecutive assistant, secretary, prograrnming
chairperson, academiccultural affairs
chairperson and publicity chairperson.
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TO OUR NEW TEO oBcera: Paul. Ira. John, Seth. Jeff,
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DAVID. TWENTY-THREE IS magic to me, and ao am we.
Happy Birthday. Love. Cathsy.
CONGRATS PBCA PLEDGE! I know Linda's was wSd and
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YO MIXED VEG2ESI Yes wel be your Valeiutne's. Looking
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TO THE CUTE CHI MU In the whrb uniform, know we've
been dating for eleven months but rd lb to renew our
cornract Respond oa home phone If IrHrrsebd. Have a areat
21st bbdvlayl Love, Dave.
BEAUTIFUL GIRL: YOU WERE wafttog down Stodkim
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and herb! I was driving a emal blue Toyota, wearing
rejector sunglasses, and waning to ejrnl We staled and
casually said heuo to each other. . .you etoapV took my
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reply DTH. . .TOTALLY IMPRESSED.