2The Daily Tar HeelFriday. April 12. 1985
Jnndlge Immcls probable csmase nm Golktoo .slayimig
Orange District Court Judge Stanley Peele ruled
Wednesday that Alton Eugene Harris Jr. should be
tried tor first-degree murder in connection with the
M arch 1 6 stabbing death of U NC sophomore Freshteh
Ciolkho.
Statements made by Carrboro Police investigator
John Butler and SBI agent William Weis produced
evidence against Harris during the 2-hour probable
cause hearing. Orange County District Attorney Carl
R. Fox said he would ask a grand jury to indict Harris.
Fox said evidence released during the hearing did
link Harris to Golkho's death. The blood found on
Harris" shoes and clothing matched the blood type
of the victim, and fingerprints identified as Harris
were found on Golkho's apartment window. Fox said.
Police reports and photographs reviewed at the
hearing revealed that Golkho had been stabbed 1 8
times and that part of her clothes had been stripped
off. Police found an 1 8-inch butcher knife beneath
a pile of bloody clothing near Golkho's body, Butler
said. Fox said although Golkho's body was found
partially nude, there was no evidence of sexual assault.
Butler also testified that Harris said a wallet police
found near Golkho's body belonged to him.
The case will come before a grand jury on Monday
and will probably come to trial this summer, Fox
said. KATHERINE WOOD
M ames introduces "bill to raise state employees' salaries
By CRYSTAL BAITY
Staff Writer
Rep. Anne Barnes, D-Orange, has
introduced a bill in the General Assem
bly to improve the salaries of state
employees, which would affect about
500 Orange and Chatham County
residents.
The bill would require the salaries of
all full-time state employees to be higher
than the federally established poverty
rate of $10,650 for a family of four.
"Many of these people have to take
second jobs to support their families,"
Beer
Barnes said. "It is simply not efficient
to expect people to perform at their best
when they have to work two jobs to
make ends meet."
A second bill introduced by Barnes
would provide office personnel in public
schools pay equal to community college
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$40,000 Anheuser-Busch "Busch Shoo
tout" basketball tournament was turned
down because some students and
University administrators opposed the
use of beer advertisements in the
school's gymnasium.
The view on the UNC campus
remains the same as in the past, said
Fred Schroeder Jr., dean of students.
The University does not permit such
Evans
commercially sponsored events on the
campus.
"Our standing is generally the same
as with any other promotion by any
commercial enterprise," Schroeder said.
'It is not allowed, encouraged or
permitted."
Schroeder said that while the admin
istration could take a stand against
promotions on campus, they had no
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closely fit the second-degree kidnapping
charge," he said.
Chapter 14.39 of the state's General
Statutes states that "any person who
shall unlawfully confine, restrain or
remove from one place to another any
other person 16 years of age or over
without consent of such person. . .shall
be guilty of kidnapping if such confine
ment, restrain or removal is for Ihe
purpose of . . . doing serious bodily
harm to or terrorizing the person."
A second-degree kidnapping charge
is applicable if the person kidnapped
was released in a safe place by the
defendant and had not been seriously
injured or sexually assaulted, according
to the statute. The statute also lists
second-degree kidnapping as punisha
ble by a prison sentence of up to 30
years or a fine.
control over promotions at off-campus
locations such as fraternities and other
organizations.
The moVe to end beer advertisements
goes much further than college
campuses. Under the name of Project
SMART (Stop Marketing Alcohol on
Radio and Television), organizatons
such as the National Parent Teacher
Association, the United Methodist
Church and the National Council on
Alcoholism have been working on an
outright ban of alcohol advertisements
on radio and television.
If the ban is not successful, Project
Smart asks for compensation for
running the ads by forcing networks to
allow equal time for ads opposed to
alcohol and its use.
If such a ban goes through. The Wall
Street Journal predicts that the radio
and television industry will lose about
$750 million per year from the loss of
beer and wine advertising.
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and university personnel.
The cost of adjusting the salaries of
public school personnel to match the
other two systems would be almost $5
million, Barnes said in a telephone
interview Thursday.
"It is not an unreasonable amount
to bring about equity for the kind of
work these people do," she said. "All
of these employees work very hard in
very important roles."
"Through the years, there have been
some inequities, maybe because of the
two different systems, but there are
good reasons for separate systems," she
said.
. Barnes said she used the average for
the same clerical positions in the
Department of Community Colleges,
the administration office at the Depart
ment of Public Education in Raleigh
and the UNC system, including the
hospital, to determine the cost of
implementing the bill.
"We took the averages for all these
positions and compared it with the
average salary for the office personnel
in public schools and came up with the
($5 million) figure," Barnes said.
The average pay for personnel in
public schools during 1984-85 was
$1 1,215, while the annual salary for the
other employees was $13,726, she said.
U.S. retail sales drop in March
From United Press International Reports
WASHINGTON U.S. retail
sales plunged 1.9 percent in March,
the steepest decline in more than
seven years, with construction supp
lies and clothing the only categories
to improve, the Commerce Depart
ment said Thursday. -
The March drop in sales to $ 1 10,5
billion followed increases of 1.6
percent in February and 0.4 percent
in January, seasonally adjusted.
Milk pollutes creek
CHICAGO A grocery chain
that sold milk blamed for an out
break of salmonella poisoning has
agreed to clean up milk dumped into
storm drains that run into a nearby
creek.
Law enforcement "officials said
Wednesday they feared the dumping
could cause a new health hazard.
Authorities said 2,827 cases of food
poisoning have been reported and
they expect more in the next few
days.
Brazilian president improves
SAO PAULO, Brazil
President-elect Tancredo Neves,
weakened by six operations in 25
days and violent reactions to drugs,
showed "clear improvement" Thurs
day with heart and breathing close
to normal, a presidential spokesman
said.
"The president-elect slept well and
showed clear improvement in his
overall state," said spokesman Anto
nio Brito. But he said the condition
of the 75-year-old leader "is very
delicate and inspires great caution."
Soldiers' remains returned
TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE,
Calif. The remains of six Amer
ican servicemen killed in the Vietnam
War arrived on the U.S. mainland
Wednesday, more than a decade
after the war's end.
The twilight homecoming cerem
ony, witnessed by a contingent of Air
Force, Army and Marine Corps
officers, was held on the same
airstrips where thousands of surviv
ing American servicemen had
returned safely from Southeast Asia
in the late '60s and early 70s.
Communist leader dead
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia
Albanian Communist Party leader
Enver Hoxha, the longest serving
leader in Europe, died Thursday at
the age of 76 after suffering a long
illness that culminated in a heart
seizure, the Albanian news agency
said.
Hoxha, a fierce Stalinist who
boasted that his nation was the
world's last communist stronghold,
died in the capitol of Tirana early
today from complications of dia
betes, the official state news agency
ATA said. The news agency
announced a seven-day period of
national mourning throughout Alba
nia, an isolated orthodox communist
nation of 3 million people situated
between Yugoslavia, Greece and the
Adriatic Sea.
Discovery leak found
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. A
leak developed in a drug-refining
machine aboard the shuttle Discov
ery Thursday, and officials said the
engineer who was to operate the
machine would be removed from the
crew if the leak could not be fixed
before Friday's planned blastoff.
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from University recognized and cam
pus organizations will be printed.
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1 p.m. "The Constitution and Cultu
ral Diversity," lecture by
Professor Karst of the UCLA
Law School, Van Hecke
Wetach Hall, Classroom 2.
3:30 p.m. Student Television Public
Relations Committee meet
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Panel discussion by UniveP
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Placement, "Transitions
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7 p.m. IVCF Chapter meeting:
Roger Edwards to speak on
holiness, and Chris and
Mickey to sing. Note change
in location to 100 Hamilton
Hall.,
Union Film: Purple Rain,
Union Auditorium, also
shown at
midnight.
9:30 p.m. and
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7 p.m. Union Film: Julia, Union
Auditorium, also shown at
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30 p.m. N.C. Symphony with Dur
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