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ttljp Bailg (Tar Hrel Debate to be Hown meeting’ style BY ANTIONETTE KERR STAFF WRITER President Bill Clinton and Republican presidential candidate Bob Dole will face off Wednesday in San Diego for the sec ond 1996 presidential debate. This debate will follow a “town meet ing" format. Shannon Casey, a spokesman for the commission on presidential debates, said this debate would follow similar guide lines to the first one. Each candidate will have 90 seconds for an initial response, 60 seconds for a rebuttal and 30 seconds for a follow-up response. “The only dif IN THE NEWS Top stories from the state, nation and world Gay activists march on White House, throw ashes WASHINGTON More than 300 AIDS activists were forced from in front of the White House by police on horse back afterprotesters threw urns with what they said were human ashes onto the mansion’s lawn. During the incident Sunday, Steven Hardway of Oklahoma City, a member of the group ACT UP, tossed an urn he said contained the cremated remains of his lover who died of AIDS onto the lawn. U.S. Park Police escorted him from the scene but said they did not arrest the man. SHELTERS FROM PAGE 3 she is working and saves 85 percent ofhis or her earnings. The competition for a bed during the peak months is steep. “On very cold STABBING FROM PAGE 3 Nationsßank Plaza on Franklin Street. “We’re hoping that anyone on 1 Franklin Street that night who might have seen anything would contact us,” Mark Down These Dates & Win! Thought you just stood in line for a blue seat? After a trip to the Smith Center for basketball tickets on Distribution Sunday ... HIT the computer lab HIT www.citysearchl 1 .com & LOOK FOR winning prize numbers! Anyone with a ticket voucher is eligible to win! 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ACT UP characterized the demon stration as a political funeral to protest President Bill Clinton’s AIDS policies and to press demands including guaran teed access to anti-AIDS medications, more AIDS research and a federally funded needle exchange program for addicts. Clinton was campaigning in the West at the time. White House spokesmen had no comment on the demonstration; spokesman Jim Fetig said he was un aware of it. The group marched to a slow drum beat from near the Capitol, along the Mall beside the AIDS Quilt bearing 70,000 names of those who died of the disease and on to the White House. Before mounted police moved in, some protesters placed pictures of dead friends and loved ones on the White House fence as others tossed in the funeral urns and shouted complaints against the adminis tration. The demonstrators included Jeff Getty, an AIDS patient from Oakland, Calif., who had baboon bone marrow trans planted into his body last December in an experimental treatment. “One less missile fired at Iraq could help reduce the size of the quilt,” Getty nights the beds are totally filled,” said Lelia Dillon, director of finance for the Inter-Faith Council for Social Science, the organization that sponsors the shel ter. The shelter also provides the home less with food. During the winter months the demand for food increases. Extra she said. “ The three men were unable to provide much of a suspect description.” The two stabbing victims were identi fied as Rickey Lynn Riddle, 20, of Pittsboro and Michael Douglas Mullins, 20, also of Pittsboro. Edwin Francis Wang, 22, of Chapel Hill suffered the K September. ..27^ fflMovember.... 10 K November ..■■24 J Z January 12 J STATE & NATIONAL An additional vice presidential debate has not been slated for this election sea son. George Rabinowitz, UNC political science professor, said vice presidential debates generally have little effect. Beyle agreed, “I think it only has an effect if the vice presidential candidate does a poor job.” Rabinowitz said neither debate would have a large effect on this presidential election. “In general, debates don’t have a big impact, but they have the capabil ity,” he said. “In this particular case, it would be fairly surprising if the debates changed very much because people al ready know these candidates.” said. “We have to fight the president to get these drugs paid for. ” No bull: Hunt responds to chemical castration plan WINSTON-SALEM Gov. Jim Hunt and Republican challenger Robin Hayes sparred over chemical castration for violent rapists Monday before 1,200 municipal officials. Hayes told the crowd at a League of Municipalities luncheon that he supports the chemical castration plan “to break the cycle of child abuse and molestation in this state.” Hayes said Hunt had not taken a posi tion on his proposal. “It’s one of the things that separates us.” Hunt told the crowd he is not shy about castration. “I know something about castration because I’m a cattle farmer,” Hunt said. ”... Every time I walk through the bam, the bulls shudder.” Hayes chuckled when asked about Hunt’s response to his idea. “When he started talking about bull, I thought he was talking about something else.” THE ASSOCIATED PRESS meals are served when it’s cold, Dillon said. Norwood said the food comes from area restaurants, a food bank and public and private donations. According to Dillon, towels, razors, shampoo and other toiletries are desper ately needed at the shelter. broken jaw, Cousins said. There was some evidence of drugs or alcohol being involved, Cousins said. Mullins and Wang were released Fri day from UNC Hospitals. Riddle was discharged Monday, said Pam Pearce, public information assistant. FAMILY FROM PAGE 3 Kids Summer Recreation Program, for children of faculty, staff and students, she said. Provisions can also be made for fac II■IIIIIIIIIII I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . WATCH THIS SPACE WEEKLY! CLIP THIS PAGE AMD SAVE IT! , Career sßßlfe 211 Hanes Han '"NP UCSOUNC.EDU CAREER CORNER http://www.unc.edu/depts/career/ Upcoming Events • Week of Oct. 15-Oct. 22 PLEASE REMEMBER!! There are many exciting opportunities available through UCS. Come to our office to learn more about career In Non-Profits, the arts, social work, etc. Senior/Graduate Student Workshops: Job Hunt 101: UCS Orientation Tues., Oct. 22 6:oopm 210 Hanes Careers In the Non-Profit Sector Wed., Oct. 16 3:3opm 209 Hanes Special Programs: Atlantic Recruiting Alliance (NYC interview Day) Info Session Mon., Oct. 21 3:3opm 209 Hanes Info Session Tues., Oct. 22 3:3opm 209 Hanes Freshman/Sophomore/Junior Workshops: Internships in NYC & Washington DC Tues., Oct. 15 4:oopm 307 Hanes Employer Presentations: Alex. Brown & Sons Tues., Oct. 15 6:3opm Carolina Inn (Open to all) First Union National Bank Tues., Oct. 15 7:oopm Carolina Inn (Open to all) Olde Discount Mon., Oct. 21 6:oopm 210 Hanes (Open to all) Wallace Mon., Oct. 21 s:3opm 209 Hanes (Open to all) J.C. Bradford & Cos. 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BA, BS, MA, MS Cmp. Sci, Info Sci, All Math Sci, Oper.Rsch, Stat Townsend Frew & Cos. Analysts BS Business Wachovia Various Pos. BS, BA Business, Econ. Special Drops: Tuesday, Oct. 15 MCI Tech, Tech Support BA, BS, MA, MS Any Major (Cali for Prescreen 10/18) Prudential Full-time & Intern Pos. BA, BS, MA, MS Various majors* •WILL NOT BE COMING ON CAMPUS. COME BY 211 HANES FOR FURTHER DETAILS. Division of Student Affairs North Carolina Artisan Select's SALE of PIANOS Used By The University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill Numerous Pianos will be sold Sunday October 20™ between 1:00 pm and 6:00 p.m. or by preview appointment. Grands and Uprights in many finishes will be sold. Many have been used for one year or less. Some are older used; some are new. Brand MSBBSP names include Kawai, Steinway, ffl Yamaha, and others. For more limiwßfriini T information or to schedule a recommended preview please (919) 932-3494 X'jBBIWi I Pianos will be shown BY PREVIEW APPOINTMENT lW A " pianoa Sold B * : W or on Sunday October 20™, I till Carolina I 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm at. Artisan ™ Select University of North Carolina 137 e. Franklin street Chapel Hill, NC AT CHAPEL Hill Pianos are not sold by UNC-CH. DEPARTMENT of Music Financing and delivery available Hill Hall Parking Information Chapel Hill, NC (919) 932-3494 By Appointment or One Day Only CALL (919) 932-3494 ulty pursuing tenure to take time off in the case of illness or disability. Jane Brown, chairwoman ofthe Faculty Coun cil, said she knew of faculty members who had benefited from this program and others, such as the child-care subsidy program. “I was able to take six weeks FOR BEST SELECTION Preview Appointments Information Call: (919) 932-3494 Tuesday, October 15,1996 maternity leave,” she said. While she was excited about the cur rent range of programs, Brown said more needed to be done, including making child care more affordable. “We need to have more subsidies for child care, espe cially for graduate student child care.” 5
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