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Thursday, May 24, 1984
WASHINGTON Lawmakers are
predicting Congress will approve emer
gency military aid for C Salvador, even
though House leaders said today the
measure is being held up by a fight over
undercover money for Nicaraguan
guerrillas.
Despite the hold-up, Salvadoran
President-elect Jose Napoleon Duarte's
dramatic 10-hour visit to Capitol Hill
Tuesday left both supporters and oppo
nents of military aid saying the funds
would be approved.
"Duarte will get his money," Sen.
Paul Tsongas, D-Mass., said after he
and other Senate opponents of the Rea
gan administration's Central American
policies met with Duarte late Tuesday.
"This is a personal triumph, his visit
up here. There is no doubt that he went
away from here with a lot of friends."
SPACE CENTER, Houston The
first commercial engineer named to a
U.S. space flight said Tuesday that a
drug he will produce in space next
month win be a "breakthrough in med
ical treatment" that could benefit tens
of millions of people.
Charles Walker would not identify
the drug, saying only it is a hormone to
correct a certain body deficiency.
MOSCOW Semyon Romanov,
62, chief of the general staff of the Air
Defense Corps when that unit's pilots
shot down the Korean Airlines Boeing
747 over Sakhalin Island on Sept. 1,
"died suddenly in the line of duty," the
armed forces newspaper reported Tues
day. Romanov's last assignment was as
representative of the Soviet commander-in-chief
of Warsaw Pact armed
forces, attached to the East German
army.
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The Health Sciences library has
been placed seventh overall on a list of
"largest and most active" libraries of
its type by the editor of Annual Statis
tics of Medical School Libraries in the
United States and Canada, based on a
composite of elements that project an
overall comparison. In a statistical pro
file of 134 libraries for 1982-83, UNC
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by the Woodrow Wilson National Fel
lowship Foundation and funded by the
Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The
awards are given to prepare outstand
ing students for careers as scholars and
teachers in the humanistic disciplines.
Four UNC students were awarded
Mellon Fellowships for graduate studies
in the humanities, making the Univer
sity here one of only nine schools in the
nation to produce four or more Mellon
award winners.
The awards may be worth up to
$18,000 for a year of study. UNC re
cipients are Seth Matthew Holtzman
and Seth Robert Katz of Raleigh; Jean
Carol MacDonald of Miami, Fla.; and
Douglas Mills McPherson of Howell,
Michigan.
The Mellon fellowships are awarded
Dr. Janet J. Fischer and Dr. Newton
D. Fischer have become the first hus
band and wife to receive UNC's
Thomas Jefferson Award.
The Fischer's have been faculty
members in the School of Medicine for
more than 30 years. The award is given
annually to members of the University
community who best exemplify the
ideals and objectives of Thomas Jeffer
son through writing, teaching and
scholarship.
Six faculty members at UNC were
presented awards for teaching excel
lence by Chancellor Christopher C.
Fordham HI at a recent Faculty Coun
cil meeting.
Dr. Garry M. Armstrong, associate
professor of business administration,
received the Nicholas Salgo Distin-.
guished Teaching Award for "teaching
excellence as evidenced by classroom
effectiveness and ability to motivate
and inspire students."
Five faculty members reveived Tan
ner awards for excellence in teaching,
especially at the freshman and sopho
more levels. They are: Dr. John B.
Adams, professor of journalism; Dr.
George S. Lensing, associate professor
and assistant chairman of English; Dr.
Ancel C. Mewborn, professor of math
ematics; Dr. Marylyn A. Scott, assis
tant professor of German; and Dr.
Lawrence G. Rowan, associate profes
sor of physics.
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