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A1 rtos reserved uanoaro unsacurad loan rata m eftedatmal Dose Officer saves man from flaming bed -RDM STAK AND W*E REOF*S A Kansas Crty. Kan., police sergeant saved a driver's life overnight when he stopped a car dragging a mattress on fire down Seventh Street. About 3:30 a.m.. the officer said he saw a station wagon dragging a mattress engulfed in flames. He used the squad car's loud speaker to try to get the driver's attention, but the driver didn't initially stop. The car finally stopped near North Seventh Street and Stewart Avenue, just before the car burst into flames. Police said the fire started after the car drove over a mattress, which got caught on the underside of the car. The springs inside the mattress started sparking from friction with the pavement sparking a massive engine fire. NOTED A police officer wen: to the home of a Washington mar. who had filed a complaint about a neighbor s cat and smelled marijuana. A drug task force returned with a search warrant last weekend and found 84 plants in a raid on the mans home. Police Chief Came Green said the man has now learned to be careful what he complains about TMtY Exhibit reception There will be a special reception for the 'Through a Global Lens' photography exhibit that showcases students' photo graphs from their public health experiences abroad The reception will include food from Tandoor Restaurant and an Internationa craft fair Tune 5 p.m to 7 p.m Location Michael Hooke' Atrium Political rally There will be a rally including singer Lee Greenwood to support Fred Smith, who is running for governor Time: 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Location Ramada Inn ana Convention Cente' Burlington Film screening Tne film 'De Nad*' wil De shown in conjunction witr a presentation by Lupe Huitron on conditions for migrant farm labor ers as part of National Farmworne' Awareness Week Call Sam Wurzeimann at 923-3048 for more information Time: 7:30 p.m Location Student Union Auditorium QUOTED ‘The custom here is for dead people to be dressed in suits, in nice clothes that look presentable. This guy was in everyday clothes that were wrinkled and dirty ' A Madrid. Spain, police official after dis covering a burglar inside a funeral home lying on a table in a glassed-in chamber used for viewings of deceased people dunng wakes. The pari or said there is no cash kept on site. emnnam cilmpm PBIBAY Music and film discussion Songwriter ana musician T Bone Burnett, the Grammy Award-winning producer/composer of '0 Brothe' Where Art Thou,' will give a talk about the music business Following this discussion, the Oscar-wtnmng screenwriter of 'Thelma and Louise,’ Cailie Khoun. will spear about the film industry The event is free and open to the public Time 11 a.m to 1 p.m Location 'Peasants Family Assembly Room, Wilson Library Pig pickin' Pi Beta Phi and Sigma Alpha Epsilon will be having a pig pickin' to support First Book Come enjoy the food and listen to music by Captain Morgan and the Clam Summers Tickets are S7 in advance and SE at the event Contact Pi Beta Phi or Sigma Aipha Epsilon for details Time 1 p.m to fc p.m Location Fraternity Court Open mic night: Join ESTEEM for a ladies' open mic mght that will feature spoken word, poetry, song ana dance. Performances from News campus groups and the community will pay tnbute to women Everyone can come, refreshments will be se r ved and admission is S2 Contact :aiyssaOeman.unc.edu for more information Time T p.m. to 9 p.m. Location Campus V Parior Charity ball The School of Public Health and the School of Social Work are hosting their fourth annual Chanty Bali All students of the schools are invited and may bring guests Tickets are available before the dance in the Atrium for S7 and at The door for SI 0. Time 8 p.m Location Michael Hooker Researcr Center Atrium To mate a calendar submission, visit www.oaiiytamee com/caienaa: or e-mail Deputy Managing Editor Rachel Uttrtch at dthcatendarOgmail com. Events wH be published m the newspaper on the day and the day before they take place and wi be posted online when received. Submissions must be sent in by noon the preceding publication date A GOOD DAY FOR TWO '■/yjL’ v- A • vL | t || 1 [ DTWSARAM RIAZATI The North Carolina softball team split its doubleheader with East Carolina, taking the first game 3-2 before dropping the tail end to the Pirates 3-1 Wednesday at Anderson Stadium. The Tar Heels are 33-7-1 on the season. Visit www.dailvtarheel.com for story POLICE LOG ■ A Greensboro man was arrested at 3:09 a.m. Tuesday at 200 Brookstone Drive for drunk driving, according to Chapel Hill police reports. Eric Meade-Alien Cannon. 27, faces misdemeanor charges of driving while under the influ ence and driving without a driv er's license, according to police reports. He refused the Intoxilyzer and was released on written promise to appear in court May 13, reports state. ■ A Hwy. 54 Bypass apart ment was broken into through an unlocked sliding glass door at 12:55 p.m. Monday, according to Chapel Hill police reports. A Time Warner router, valued at SSO. and a Linksys modem, also valued at SSO. were reported sto len from the apartment according to reports. ■ A bike was reported stolen £br Baili? Oar Hrrl from a back porch on Lindsay Street at 5:35 p.m. Monday, according to Chapel Hill police reports. The Trek 3500 bike is valued at $350. according to reports. ■ Breaking and entering and larceny from a vehicle were report ed after someone punched out a vehicle's locks and then stole stereo equipment at 8:12 am. Monday at an Ephesus Church Road apart ment parking lot, according to Chapel Hill police reports. A total of SB9O in damage to various vehicle parts was report ed. Radio and stereo equipment valued at $620 were also report ed stolen, according to police reports. ■ An iPod, valued at S4OO, was reported stolen from a 2004 silver Cadillac CTS at 6:24 p.m. Monday at 500 Weaver Dairy Road, according to Chapel Hill police reports.