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There may not be a
Strangler Lewis on the
freshman wrestling team, but
Coach John Vanderveen has a
squad of yearlings which has
yet to be defeated in five
outings.
Nat only that, ' but Van
derveen has used three dif
ferent teams in compiling the
perfect record.
Seven first team grapplers
are undefeated in man-to-man
combat, which is promising for
the future varsity outfits of
Coach Sam Barnes.
"We have three former high
school state champions
Knox Tate, heavyweight,
Curtis Weaver, 145 pounder,
and Jim Stephenson at 152
pounds," Vanderveen said.
The froah coach rates four
men Weaver, Stephenson,
160-pounder Jim Glass and
Fred Ball at 177 as his most
promising prospects, closely
followed by Mark Rossi, 137,
Barry Pierce, 130, Iave Wyn
ne, 167, Tom Blalock, 123 and
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Larry Miller
Charlie Scott
Rusty Clark
Joe Brown -.
Bill Buntine
Gerald Tuttle
Gra Whitehead
Eddie Fogler
Gerald Tuttle
Jim Delany
Jim Frye
Ricky Webb
UNC Team Rebounds (Included in UNC Totals)
UNC TOTALS 10 309 641 48.2 199
OPP TOTALS 10 295 603 48.9 155
OPP Team Rebounds (Included in OPP Totals)
10 Cars
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio
(UPI) A broken wheel sent 10
cars of a 82-unit freight train
flying off the tracks Monday in
the nearby hamlet of
Snydersville. One of the
runaiw'ay boxcars smashed into
a house, killing a man and in
juring his wife and three
children.
The dead man was Jason
Williams, 47, an off-duty track
worker for the Erie-Lackawan
na Railroad. The car crashed
into a bedroom where he and
Siis wife were sleeping, trig
gering a fire which destroyed
jthe one-story, fivenroom frame
home.
; Mrs. Florence Williams, 40,
was in 'fair condition at Mercy
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the Fireside.
Tate.
"Weaver's got a good cross
face, which you don't find too
much," he said. "It's a real
versatile move and he gets a
lot of pins from it. It makes
him pretty valuable."
Vanderveen called Weaver a
"real interested learner. He
always asking questions."
Stephenson, state champ
from Portsmouth, Va., has a
"good snap on hU take down,"
according to his coach.
"He's got a different
takedown, one you rarely ex
pect," he said. "He's strong
with good balance which comes
from many good years of com
petition in Virginia.
Stephenson's getting a lot of
pinsiorus."
Every team has its brain
trust, and Vanderveen has his
in Glass, a Morehead scholar
from Chattanooga, Tenn. "He's
real quick with the words, as
well as on the mats," Van
derveen said.
"Jim has a tip takedown
he's fast."
Ball, the fourth member of
UNC VARSITY BASKETBALL
Record: 8-2; ACC: 2-0
Field Goals Free Throws
G Made Att Pet. Made Att Pet. Rcb PF TP Avg.
10 79 156 53.2 78 102 76.5 72 19 244 - 24.4
10 79 142 55.6 25 43 58.1 61 34 183 18.3
10 64 122 52.5 36 54 66.7 90 34 164 16.4
10 34 81 42.0 8 17 47.1 44 21 76 7.6
9 20 49 40.8 17 25 68.0 42 21 57 6.3
10 20 54 37.0 18 24 75.0 25 22 58 5.8
6 2 5 40.0 7 9 77.7 3 0 11 1.9
8 2 7 28.6 5 10 50.0 2 6 9 1.1
2 1 1 100.0 0 0 00.0 1 0 2 1.0
10 3 16 18.8 4 7 57.1 8 9 10 1.0
7 0 4 00.0 4 8 50.0 1 6 4 .6
6 1 6 16.7 0 0 00.0 2 2 2 .3
3 0 1 00.0 1 2 50.0 1 3 1 .3
1 0 1 00.0 0 2 00.0 0 0 0 0.0
295
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Derailed
Hospital. The children, Brenda
Hicks, 17, and Karen Hicks, 10,
Mrs. Williams' children by a
previous marriage, and Ken
neth Williams, 9, were treated
at the hospital and! released.
Brenlda was credited with
rescuing her brother and sister ,
from the flames. Neighbors
took Williams and his wife
from the home. Williams was
prortounced dead ait the
scene.
Mad River Township firemen
said the impact of the empty
car hitting the home knocked
over a coal stove in the living
room, spilling hot coals on the
floor.
The train was a New York
Central freight which had swit-
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the quartet that Vanderveen
feels may be future conference
grappling champions, was
praised for "good hustle.
"He's always in there
fighting and trying to go
through the man," he said.
"He just doesn't let go
that's the big secret in wrestl
ing. The idea is to make your
opponent give you something
and then take advantage -A
it
"This is where speed and ex
perience make a big dif
ference." All four top frosh wrestlers
"go after something and go
with it. When these guys get a
good hold," Vanderveen said,
"they use it."
The team as a whole has
made steady progress the
coach feels.
"More than that, I'm pleased
with the way they're learning,''
he said.
"This team not only has good
potential, but the boys realize
where they can improve and
that's mostly on takedowns." -
STATISTICS
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67.5
74.5
412
171
216
817 81.7
745 74.5
377
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ched to tracks belonging to the
Erie-Lackawanna about a half
mile up the line from Syn
dersville. Railroad officials state the
derailment was caused by a
broken wheel on the 14th car
from the end of the train,
which was en route to Cin
cirmati from Cleveland.
dictionaries or what, bring
If they're being used again, we'll buy 'em at top prices. If they're not being used, we'll
buy 'em anyway, to ship out toother schools (all books must be latest editions and in
reasonably good condition.) '
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Sun
Monday wasn't exactly balmy,
out for the first time in a good
coed found the sun an excuse
She
Why She Shot 2
COLUMBUS, Ohio
(UPI) An attorney was 'ap
pointed Monday for a young
woman who said she "can't un
derstand" why she shot and
wounded two nuns outside a
convent on the city's
Northwest Side.
in a calm, quiet voice, Janet
LaZarrus, 20, a mental hospital
outpatient employed as a pro
ofreader for a printing com
pany, told Judge Robert Dun
Can she had no attorney and
could not afford to hire one.
Ba Nang
Arrested
DA NANG, South Vietnam
(UPI) South, Vietnamese. Na
tional Police arrested about 100
peasants in the Da Nang pro
duce market Monday for pro
testing against U. S. bombing
and the American military
presence in this country. '
Authorities said the
peasants, most of whom were
women and children, had been
forced to demonstrate by Viet
Cong guerrillas. The group in
cluded four old men.
Police stopped about 60
women and children . in two
buses authorities said were
heading toward the waterfront
vegetable market to join the
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while. And one
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. Duncan named attorney John
Potts from the Public
Defender's Office to represent
Miss LaZarrus, who stood
before him with her hands
clasped behind her and feet
apart.
At the lawyer's request the
hearing was continued until
Thursday.
Miss LaZarrus, who entered
(no plea, was held under $20,000
bond on two counts of assault
with a deadly weapon in the
wounding Saturday of two
Protestors
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demonstration. : They were
'laken to police headquarters
but released when it was
determined they were not part
of the protest.
A. Wilson Edwards o f
Louisville, Ky., a U, S. adviser
to the Da Nang police chief,
said the incident was the first
manifesiiation of a new anti
government campaign in South
Vietnam's northern pro
vinces. "We're due for a lot more of
this for the next few months,"
Wilson said. "The Viet Cong
"and small, dissident elements
jamong the Buddhists . are
behind this campaign."
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dying in McCorkle Place. While the sun shone
through her hair.
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Dominican nuns.
Sister Mary Leonard, the
former Catherine Burland of
New Haven, Conn., was shot in
the neck and chest when she -and
another nun from St.
Francis Convent were walking
.to a corner mailbox. She was
in fair condition at Mt. Carmel
Hospital.
Sister Mary Ricarda, the
former Anita Burke of Colum
bus, was shot in the . left
. shoulder when she went
outside the convent to aid
Sister Leonard. She was in
good condition at the
hospital..
Police said Miss LaZarrus
was admitted to Columbus
State Hospital after she
allegedly set fire to a home of
a , former teacher. They said
she also 'attempted to take her
own life on two occasions while
in the institution.
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process is beln established
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The Town i Oiupvl Hill and
tne Department of
Eiivirocr.icr.tal Sciences and
Engmeeriss at the University
School cf Public Health have
signed an agreement under
which the town's cnlargoJ
Masoa Farm Road treatment
plan will be operated as a
research laboratory, as a pilot
plant and as an integral part cf
the town's treatment system.
When the $3So,000 'enlarge
ment project is completed in
February, the plant will be the
only one of its kind ia which
"bench-scale" laboratory
research and full-scale pilot
research can be conducted at
the same location.
Basically, two processes are
used in the VS. for treating
wastewater (sewage): (1) the
trickling filter process; and (2)
the activated sludge process.
The majority of plants use
trickling filters, a process
relatively unchanged for about
a half century. Even today, lit
tle is known about the
the activated s'.udge process.
Terry Walser, appointed by
the town as plant supervisor
and by the University as
research supervisor, says the
trickling filter process has
been studied "very little"
because of the problems of
reducing it to laboratory scale.
Now, with the specially design
ed and enlarged Chapel Hill
plant, full-scale pilot research
can be conducted.
"We're looking for ways to
increase the efficiency of the
trickling filter process with a
minimum investment in
capital equipment, Walser
says.
"The process now is design
ed for about 85 per cent
removal of waste matter com
pared to 95 per cent or better
for the activated sludge pro
cess. "We d like to find ways to in
expensively put the trickling
filter process in the same ef
ficiency range as the activated
sludge process."
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doubling in physical size. -
The installation has been ap
proved by the N.C. State
Steam Sanitation Ccmmlssion.
Normally, a tripled capacity
requires tripling of the
physical size cf a plant, but
with the flexibility built into
the design here larger capacity
at smaller size is assured.
The town and the university
saved money with the smaller
enlargement," Walser says.
"Some of the savings are going
into the experiemntal
facilities."
The town and the university
shared equally in the costs of
expanding the treatment
plant.
"We're not relegated to
operating our units in any
particular sequence," Walser
explains. "We can alter the se
quence and we can alter, the
f low in any direction.
"We can even operate as two ;
different plants.'"'
Being able to operate the
plant in any of various com
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ability to conduct a detailed
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