Brenda (Akosua Busia) and Mary Pat (HiU Whelan) are two pregnant teen-agers who discover that despite their differing backgrounds. their situations have given them similar problems to cepe with. In “Babies Having Babies." a “CBS School break Special." to be broadcast Wednesday. March 5. at 4 p.m. on WBTV, Channel}. Police Extends Deadline For Award Nominations The deadline for nomina tions for the seventh annual Police Community Rela tions Awards has been extended to Monday, March 31, 1986. The awards, sponsored by \ the Cbarlotte Mecklenburg Community >•; Relations Committee, recognizes patrol officers from the Charlotte and Mecklenburg County Police Departments who have made outstanding contributions toemnL improving police^ com munity relations in their assigned patrol areas. Nominations may be made by fellow officers, superior officers, citizens in the paired area, by organizations or indivi duals. To nominate an officer call the Charlotte Mecklenburg Community Relations Committee at, 336-3424 or write them at 623 Bast Trade Street, Suite 410, Charlotte, N.C. ‘ 2g202 After a review by members of the Communi ty Relations Committee and personnel from the Charlotte and Mecklenburg County Police Depart ments, five officers will be selected. These officers . will be honored in ceremonies to be held in May during National Police Week. I UNCC Cdebral I The University of North Carolina at Charlotte will celebrate “Biotechnology Week” February in conjunction with a meet ing of the Carolinas Piedmont Chapter of the American Chemical Society. - Supported 'by a *2,500 grant from the North Carolina biotechnology < Center and Research , Triangle Foundation, the 0 week-long celebration will feature leading scientists discussing their work ini biotechnology. I-— ' - Several faculty member* from the Departments of Chemistry,' Biology, and.. Civil Engineering - at UNCC are involved in biotechnology research. Biotechnology has been v defined as the “careful use of living organisms to make products benefiting society.” North Carolina was the first state to establish a biotechnology center, and since its ./ founding in ltol It has ' become internationally respected for its research and development. The featured speaker is Dr. Lee Miller, the senior official in charge of the animal science program with Monsanto Ajgricultu-. ral Co. ia St Louis, Mo. His lecture, free to the public in the ^jpaiigh Rooms of Cone Center at 7:90 p.m. Seminars are scheduled in the Chemistry Depart ment at 2 p.m. February 27-28 which are open to the public free of charge. For more information about Biotechnology Week at UNCC, contact program coordinator Dr James Oliver In the Biology Department at 567-4049 I Pick u ards today at: 1. LIVING WELL FITNESS CENTERS New Tyvola Mall Location'on South — * ' i

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