2The Daily Tar Heel Thursday, March 19, 1987
effialte ff iimds cMtais Mtew close vote
From Associated Pr reports
WASHINGTON The Senate
voted Wednesday to release a $40
million aid installment for Nicara
gua contra rebels, but many sena-
tors said future aid requests may be
in serious trouble.
I The vote was 52 to 48 against a
, resolution to stop the aid.
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Thirty-eight Republicans were
joined by 14 Democrats in voting
against the disapproval resolution.
Forty Democrats and eight Repub
licans voted to cut off the aid.
At the White House, presidential
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By LAURIE DUNCAN
Stan Writer
' " " UNC Students Taking Action For
' Nuclear Disarmament group will
meet with legislators in Washington,
D.C. on April 2 to support a bill
1 that would cut funds for nuclear
testing, STAND co-chairman John
Church said.
A vote on the bill in the U.S.
House of Representatives will prob
ably be in early April, so students
lobbying efforts could make a
difference among undecided legisla
tors, officials said.
STAND, a Campus Y organiza-
. tion, will participate in the fourth
annual Lobby Day, sponsored by the
United Campuses to Prevent
Nuclear War, a network of 73
campus chapters and individual
- student and faculty members on
hundreds of campuses.
New process aids to birth defect
! By NICKI WEISENSEE
J . Staff Writer
i A new procedure to detect genetic
! birth defects in unborn babies is now
I being practiced at N.C. Memorial
Hospital.
The procedure, chorionic villus
I sampling, allows doctors to detect
l genetic birth defects six to nine weeks
earlier than amniocentesis, another
' procedure which serves the same
purpose.
"In terms of popularity, patients
' like CVS better both because it
' doesn't hurt and because the answer
you get is much quicker and much
better (than with amniocentesis),"
I said Dr. Vern Katz, one of two
i physicians at NCMH who is auth-
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spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said of
the aid vote, We are pleased that
they voted with us. We think it is
a responsible vote in terms of their
previous commitment to the contras,
and we hope it is a foundation on
which to build support for future
contra funding."
However, Senate Majority Leader
Robert Byrd, D-W.Va., who had
forecast the results, said, "This vote
is not a victory for the administration
course of action in Central America.
It is an alarm bell. It says the
American people have grave reser
vations about the administration's
steed agsimst mdesur testm
The UNC group is recruiting
students for the Washington trip,
where they will meet with N.C.
legislators to show state support for
a comprehensive nuclear test ban
treaty that includes a ban on under
ground testing. Church said.
STAND co-chairwoman Ginger
Clough said, "By showing our
support, we hope (to) .show that
we're not apathetic, that we realize
we have a voice and that they'll listen
to us."
Tom Lawton, press secretary to
Sen. Terry Sanford, D-N.C, said he
expected the legislators would pay
attention to the lobbying.
"Whenever students can put
together a formidable, persuasive
case, they will get listened to," he
said.
But because the Soviets have a
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For three years, NCMH has been
testing women who do not plan to
continue their pregnancy, said Patri
cia Magyari, a genetic counselor at
NCMH.
Magyari said NCMH did not use
the procedure earlier because of strict
equipment regulation by the
government.
"Only people involved in the study
by the government are allowed to
use it. so we just got equipment."
she said.
CVS can be performed during the
first trimester of pregnancy, while
amniocentesis cannot be performed
until the second trimester.
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The administration has won a
temporary reprieve, he said, "by
virtue of a deeply divided Senate."
Senate Republican Leader Bob
Dole of Kansas, who also had
predicted the rejection of the disap
proval resolution, said immediately
before the vote that it was clear the
administration had done a poor job
in selling its contra policy.
Aid opponents had said all along
that the $40 million in military
assistance, which was the last pay
ment on $ 100 million in aid approved
last year, would eventually go
record of breaking treaties with the
United States, arguing for a nuclear
test ban is a bad idea since a treaty
wouldn't mean much, said Jim
Wooten, vice chairman of the UNC
College Republicans.
"It would tie the president's hands
in Geneva," he said, referring to
Reagan's upcoming arms control
summit with Soviet leader Mikhail
Gorbachev. "The Soviets would feel
like they don't have to come to a
real agreement."
The proposed test ban treaty,
introduced by Reps. Patricia
Schroeder, D-Co., and Richard
Gephardt, D-Mo., is not considered
a direct treaty, said Andrea Camp,
Schroeder's press secretary.
The proposal that relates to
nuclear testing is included in a
supplemental appropriations bill
The Food and Drug Administra
tion still regulates the procedure and
is in the process of doing a clinical
trial, she said, j
During CVS. doctors locate the
placenta with ultrasound, then go
through the cervical opening with a
small plastic tube and take a small
sample of the placenta. Preliminary
results, which are 98 percent accu
rate, are available within 48 hours.
The final results come in two to three
weeks.
In amniocentesis, doctors insert a
needle through the abdominal wall
and take a sample of amniotic fluid
from the placenta. Results are not
available for three weeks.
The cost of both CVS and amnio
centesis is $300.
If the parents have a history of
genetic birth defects in the family and
' can't afford the $300 fee, there are
agencies which will help finance the
procedure. Katz said.
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forward even if Congress voted
to halt it because the votes could
not be found to override a presiden
tial veto.
Looming in the months ahead are
further congressional battles over
contra aid centering on Reagan's
request for an additional $105
million for the 1988 fiscal year, which
begins Oct. I.
Because only simple majorities in
both houses are needed to reject that
request, it has become the principal
target of lawmakers trying to end the
contra aid program.
and asks that no money be spent on
nuclear testing, Camp said.
James Leutze, chairman of UNC's
Peace, War and Defense curriculum
and a professor of political science,
said the proposal could be a way to
cut nuclear testing "by the back
door," since it was included in an
appropriations bill instead of a
treaty.
Leutze said students would
increase the importance of the
nuclear testing issue by lobbying
legislators.
"The more public opinion
expressed, the more important it
becomes," he said.
Lobby Day will be followed by
a Leadership Development Program
on April 3, said Rosanna Landis,
spokeswoman for United Campuses
to Prevent Nuclear War.
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"The March of Dimes and a lot
of agencies with the government help
pay for this for poor families." Katz
said. "Let me put it this way, we've
never turned anyone down."
For women who are 35 years or
older when they deliver, amniocen
tesis is recommended, Katz said.
"CVS is better for a woman who
has a significant change of a chrom
osomal abnormality and therefore
would want to know sooner (about
her baby)," Katz said. "I think each
procedure has different benefits and
it depends on the patient and what
is best for them."
The risks in CVS and amniocen
tesis are a miscarriage or an infection
which could result in loss of preg
nancy, but the chances of that
happening are very slight. Magyari
said. - -i'
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amniocentesis and a 2 percent iisk
for CVS, she said.
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Former White House aide
indicted on perjury charge
From Associated Press reports
WASHINGTON - Michael
Deaver, the former aide to Pres-f
ident Reagan who left his White
House job to become a lobbyist,
was indicted for perjury
Wednesday.
Deaver, the first person ever
indicted under a Watergate
inspired law authorizing inde
pendent investigations of top
Spearman to be remembered
Sen. Terry Sanford, D-N.C, New
York Times associate editor Tom
Wicker and Washington Post
columnist Ed Yoder will speak at 3
p.m. in Hill Hall today at a memorial
service for UNC professor emeritus
of journalism Walter Spearman.
Spearman, who taught more than
5,000 students during his 45-year
teaching career at UNC, died Feb.
24 at age 79.
Betsy Friday, an actress who
performed with Spearman at UNC
Commercial
public for commercial uses," she
said.
Donald Boulton, vice chancellor
and dean of student affairs, said that
the University does not allow cam
pus buildings to be used commer
cially because the campus exists for
educational purposes.
"IVe never allowed anyone to use
our buildings for commercial pur
poses," he said. "Even though the
campus is state property, it's for a
specific use."
Ehringhaus said she has not been
able to find any record of permission
being granted for a Roses commer
cial. In the past, she said, when she
received requests to filni commer
cials on campus she has denied
HolldSy frPmPaSe1
have a paid holiday.
"I would much rather see Thomas
Jefferson, the father of democracy,
get a federal holiday."
The most vocal opposition to the
bill came from state employees who
do not want to lose any of their days
off.
Other opponents said there were
several great Americans, in national
as well as state history, who deserve
the observance of a holiday in their
honor but do not get that
recognition.
Associated Press contributed to1
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government officials, was charged
with lying to Congress and to the
federal grand jury that indicted
him.
The 18-page indictment
charges the former White House
deputy chief of staff with five
counts of perjury.
last semester in Playmaker Reper
tory Company's "Look Homeward,
Angel," Chapel Hill Mayor Jim
Wallace and UNC law student Jim
Slaughter, chairman of the Daily Tar
Heel board of directors, will also
speak at the service.
Members of the Spearman family
will greet visitors at a reception at
the Chi Psi fraternity house on West
Cameron Avenue following the
service. Spearman served as an
adviser to the fraternity for 30 years.
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permission.
It's possible that a mistake was
made, and permission to film the
commercial in 1983 might somehow
have been granted, Ehringhaus said.
MIf somebody authorized (use of
Carmichacl), 111 look into the facts,"
she said.
The ad agency which handled the
commercial was Dusenbury and
Alden, which has since merged with
a firm in Atlanta, Blankinship said.
B.B. Davison, who produced the
commercial, refused to comment
when contacted Wednesday.
Miller said the athletic department
would guard against people using
Carmichael for commercial uses in
the future.
RSlly frompagel
campus lobbying organization) had
just made a trip a few weeks ago
primarily for that purpose," Bailey
said.
Bailey said he and Hassel talked
with congressmen from their districts
in order to get their views on the
student aid subject.
"Although we didnt talk to that
many congressmen, they definitely
know we were up there," Bailey said.
Jeff Smiley, president of the
Graduate and Professional Student
Federation, also attended the con
ference but was not available for
comment.
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