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1 i t I Pcge Six "HE DAILY TAR HEEL April S, 1970 Commission's Solution To Racial Problems Zbtt Daily for iJrrl World News BRIEFS JSy L'niied Prtn International X ; f 9 "7) r? . ff LlsIs Li Ll i 'j ii f ; )V T7rn V7i fit U ' j ) II fill ll. II tLil If, .i .2 KoiccIitie EDGARTOWN, Mass -A whirlwind grand jury, which heard just four witnesses, ended its investigation without indictments Tuesday in the death of Mary Jo Kopechne in Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's car. The district attorney pronounced the case "closed." The 10 men and 10 women of the Dukes County grand jury, after deliberating three hours and 15 minutes, apparently found no evidence to indict Kennedy or others in connection with the 28-yearold secretary's death last July. , Hart's Wife Convicted WASHINGTON The wife of Sen. Philip A. Hart, D-Mich., and seven other defendants were found guilty Tuesday of violating government regulations during an antiwar demonstration at the Pentagon last fall. Each could be fined $50 and sentenced to 30 days in jail, but the U.S. Attorney's Office said it would not ask for jail terms. The defense attorney said he would probably appeal the convictions. Here! Held Suspect Ft. Bragg Green Beret Capt. Jeffrey MacDonald, under house arrest as a suspect in the bludgeon murder of his pregnant wife and two daughters, requested legal counsel Tuesday, the army said. The spokesman said MacDonald, a physician, has been releived of his duties as a preventative special iorces. ne was resincieu iu ins udtuciui uwicia kju w, base. The spokesman said investigators "don't rule out any other suspects." He has been assigned a 24-hour guard, who will escort MacDonald, 26, to mess halls and other necessary areas on the base. MacDonald claims, his wife, Colette, also 26 and about six months pregnant, and their daughters, Kimberly, 6, and Kristen, 2, were killed by three men and a blonde woman who chanted, "Acid is groovy, kill the pigs, hit 'em again." The information spokesman said MacDonald, a native of Patchogue, N.Y., was told Monday that he was considered a suspect in the murders. Carswell Vole Today WASHINGTON Today's showdown vote on Judge GrHarrold Carswell looks to be the closest on a Supreme Court nominee in almost a century with a very real possibility that Vice President Spiro T. Agnew will have to save him with a tie-breaking vote. CarswelPs Senate opponents claimed Tuesday they had the votes to deny him confirmation if they could pick up the vote of only one more uncommitted Republican. But Carswell's supporters disputed their head count. The possibility still existed that Carswell that would break a 48-48 p jn. EST today. A UPI poll showed 48 senators publicly or privately committed to vote against confirmation, or leaning that way, and 46 committed or leaning toward supporting his promotion. Murderers GUATEMALA CITY-Guatemala Tuesday pressed what it described as a relentless search for the brutal slayers of West German ambassador Count Karl Von Spreti. The body of the slain career diplomat was laid out in state at the palace. The Guatemalan army promised "harsh and fast justice" for the kidnap-murderers. But there was no immediate indication their capture was imminent and there were unconfirmed reports some foreign diplomats were considering asking their governments to transfer them to another office in Central America. New Cigarette WINSTON-SALEM-To end "erroneous" speculation, R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. Tuesday announced a new low tar and nicotine cigarette which the company said delivers full tobacco flavor. Reynolds said the new cigarette, Vantage, represents a "breakthrough." ' "Vantage will be lower in tar than 99 per cent of the cigarettes sold in the UuS. and lower in nicotine than 97 per cent, but in flavor delivery it will compare flavorably to the best selling filter brand on the market," said W.S. Smith Jr., Reynolds executive vice president. Keats is fashion news. Gant's latest. A flamboyant dress shirt with with a big, bold, wide collar. In strip ings and colorings that reg ister an elegant new mark in gentlemen's shirtings. Skillfully tailored from col lar to cuff in soft, cotton broadcloth imported from England. Trim tapered body. Ooim&Campiiq Case Closed medicine officer with the 6th Agnew could cast the vote for tie when balloting begins at 1 Sought he bsst sartorial approach U MILTON'S 3 I r SPRING VESTED INTEREST! fi Mf! I MM- Ik S in our smart undated models mcde! with tapered trousers or 2 burton slightly wider lapel both models dress wear. choose from solids in hopsacks and twills, minla- ture window-pane pin-checks, new smart strip- Ij ings, and glen plaids, from $95.00 Don't forget to place your formal rental order this week' K. ' 4 i t C rv ( Vty "" - r v J Y IT ISNT ALWAYS EASY TO BE KIND. Bob Rivers found that out yesterday when he spotted a cat in a tree that obviously needed rescuing. Students tried to get the fire department and the police department to get the cat down, but that didn't work. So student power got a workout. At last report the cat was alive and well. (Staff Photo by Cliff Kolovson) r Law Graduate Restaurant At East Part Of 23-unit Chain A UNC Law School graduate is opening a new restaurant in Chapel Hill at Eastgate Shopping Center. Ray Goad, whose family owns the 23-unit restaurant chain "Ray's," said the new business will be housed by an existing structure that is being remodeled. It will be called "RJ's" and is scheduled to open sometime in May. The restaurant will serve daily buffet luncheons and ?8 Positions are now open for resident assistants for next semester. Applicants for the first time may be juniors or seniors. Lynne Armstrong of the Dean of Women's office said the new counselors may be undergraduates or graduate students. They will be paid $1250 a year and charged in-state fees. Heather Ness, assistant to the Dean of Women, said undergraduate resident assistants will "add a helpful dimension to the (counseling) program." to a 12 month suit -classic 3 button suitable for career and 3sV -1- - 3 J dinners with cabaret entertainment after 5 p.m. It will be composed of four rooms and a private dining area for 300 persons. It will also feature the "Volkskellar Room," which will serve sandwiches and imported beverages and will be open 24 hours a day. Goad said the restaurant will be "an old-fashioned, contemporary, Aquarian sort of place." Positions "The assistant's main job," Miss Ness said, "will be to be responsive to female student, needs and to constantly; maintain open lines of communication between the The i .. ' Wil By Al Thomas Staff Writer The Chapel Hill Human Keiat ttions Commission released a report Monday warning of further . disturbances in the local high school if racial conditions were not improved. The commission made several recommendations, including the correction of deficiencies in communication and curriculum; the offering of more vocational studies; and the hiring of more black teachers. The commission, through its high school study subcommittee, began investigating racial problems at Chapel Hill High School in November after a severe outbreak of violence resulted in three injuries and more than $1,000 damage. . Lack of communication between students, teachers and administrators was considered by the commission as one of the major reasons for disturbances and alienation. ''Difficulties in communication are growing so severe at the school," the commission said, "that the learning atmosphere and the day to day operation is seriously damaged." The commission placed part of the blame of the communication problem on the school administration. "One major point of consensus, continued, the commission 'was the lack of 1 Ob en "We hope we can bring to Chapel Hill a medium-priced restaurant that offers the residents and the students truly good food in an atmoshpere that is both sophisticated and in step with what is happening," he said. Goad also hopes to open a Chapel Hill law practice in September in partnership with -, another UNC graduate, Bill Geimer. , administration and women students." Interviews will be held all this week and part of next in the Dean of Women's office. GiT CoHUER ..arriving daily frcm far and viondYotxs lanJs wondxeros cfftls io icKic our fancy! CRafiel liiU: university square center : fimrham 5 s gate Open responsiveness by the school administration to the needs of students. This nse of alienation created tensions and frustration." The commission recommended that an experimental program of "inter-group conflict resolution" be established. Two groups would be formed, according to the plan, which would include people from every group connected with the school from the School Board to the student body. The groups would meet twice a week supervision of Watson, an psychologist in under the Dr. Eugene educational the UXC School of discuss Education, and inter-group communication in the school and the development of behaviors and attitudes. The commission made extensive curriculum recommendations, calling the school's current vocational training program for those not college-bound "the most glaring deficiency in the high school." Courses such as typing, auto mechanics, technical drafting and computer operation should be either added or extended, according to the commission. "The subcommittee was shocked to learn," the commission said, "how frequently' course offerings are not available to students who want them in the fields of art, drama and speech." The commission said more extracurricular activities, such as a photography or philosophy club, should be added and that a standing curriculum committee should continually assess and add to course variety. The commission also called for the study of establishing "special interest" homerooms. "Students would sign up for homerooms they would enjoy," the commission said, "such as monogram winners, those interested in journalism or for blacks and whites who would like to reverse the usual racial balance." The commission noted, however, that an ideal SCHIZOPHRENIA- IS 2 u a 2 a. C N 2 U I Z Ui U X a. Schizophrenia Fashion Studded Spring! o X m Z N O o Z TO O N U 5 if m Z i N O "9 O N 7 m I N o n Alvin Duskin No. S024 cs sketched by our versatile Ann Cooke,' travel everywhere Ac rib n body beautiful knit available in rusty nail and bay blue $25.00 Largest collection of Now clothes at their inimitable best, end priced so beautifully. At Schizophrenia . you'll truly find beautiful clothes for Beautiful People! Schizophrenia at Milton's N o x N O n T I Z us i al O N N O tn Z I U I I SCHIZOPHREHIA- Whiffy mm 1 u 1 curriculum could not resolve racial tensions now exi$;ir.. Such tensions, the commission scid. stem from historical and community situations although an improved curriculum was "obviously central" in improving attitudes. The commission also recommended the hirir.f of more black teachers and listed two examples which it felt helped to agjrevate the situation. They included 'the failureof the school administration to support the teachers and the SUMMER IN WASHING TON UNC student desires roommate for apt. or dorm in D.C., call Steve collect in Durham, 489-3592 For Sale: 2 new guaranteed stereo tape decks. Concord Mk 111 ($220) -a mazing specifications, in sealed factory carton. Sony TC-355 ($192.50) top rated. Call 942-1538 morningsnights. All electric apt. for rent: 2 bdrm, 2 full baths, AC, dishwasher, carpet, pool. King's Arms (near Eastgate). Available June August 31. Call 929-5921. 1965 Ford Falcon Futura Conv. New top, rebuilt and new transmission. Asking $695 or best offer. Call 968-0806 or 942-3344 after 5:30 pjn. Looking for a Sporty convertable '57 Triumph TR3 small grill-BRG completely restored see ' next to Cedar Village Office 15-501 South. $575. '67 442 Olds-Dark blue, black interior, 4sp. positive traction, ma'i wheels, AM-FM new " 'vglas Ikies, Must sell. Call j-5566 For Sale-Great Dane puppies. 5 months old. AKC registered. Call 367-1484. For Sale: 1961 Rambler Convertible $100. Call 933-6306. SCUBA DIVERS: Complete set of diving equipment .for sale. Includes tank, regulator, etc. Selling cheap and reason for selling. Call 9334070 after 7. Tor Sale: Luxury 12x60 mobile home Available June Central air-patio-storage shed-garden. Very nice court. See to appreciate. Call 968-1217. For Sale: Volkswagen 1964 motor in excellent condition. Price negotiable. Call 942-7110 before 8 and after 5. For Sale: Joy and freedom. 444cc Honda and extras.. Mint condition 66. Asking 450. 942-5506 after 6. 1966 Sunbeam Alphine by Chrysler Corp. Green. Two tops. Less than 30,000 miles $1100. 942-4963. If you don't have a good summer Job yet, it's time to start looking. For an interview, call 923-4455 after 8 pm any weeknight. 5 Jet Hight to Europe, leaves June 13 returns August 14. p from only S220. Durham for f T? n ii n H t r 1 Afc V - - NY-London-NY Call 688-0260 in reservations. Need men to work part time 10-15 hrs.week. Car necessary Excellent possibilities for summer work. Call 929-5789 from 4-5, Wed and Thurs. One Carolina student made $450 in three days. Would you like to do the same and earn money for Jubilee? Then call Uirn Flynt at 933-2675. -BTH CLASSIFIEDS L " , ,. 1 L ----- : ; teachers to support each oth-r on matters of di.vir'Iir.e and the lack of responsiveness to the r.ff-ds and concerns of the students. The commission reported 3 potentuilv b!eak future for the racul situation at CHHS. ymg, "Blacks and whites are taking a wait and se atti"'Ude . . . This would suc;e tha: further disruptive outbreaks can be expected if no positive actions result from then4 discussions." LUXURY APARTMENTS: Furnished studios, one and two bedrooms carpeted, AC, dishwasher, Disposal included. Two pools. Call 942-6C61. Roommate wanted for June or Sept. Grad. Female. Luxury furnished, 1 bedroom apt at Colony Apts. $60mo. CaU Anne at 929-5895 or 933-1136. Mobile Home for Sale 1963 Commodore plus taking up payments at 6 ($72 a month for remaining 5 years) Air-conditioner installed in 1 bedroom. Call 929-2761 weekdays after 6 p.m. English (Hunt Scat) riding lessons. Special group rates for adult beginners. Sheffield Farm 942-2079. Sublease for this summer: 10-G Sharon Heights. 2 bedrooms, fully furnished, swimming pool, and ideal location. Only $130 a month plus utilities. Inquire at 942-2981. 1967 MGB ROADSTER, very low mileage, excellent condition, wire wheels, new radial tires, British Racing green. Phone 929-3261. STEREO ALBUMS Huge selection of very recent rock albums. Low prices and all records in good condition. Over 75 records. 929-2991. Peter. For Rent: June Sept or longer. 2 bdrm 10x45 mobile home $80mo. 2 bdrm 10x50 . 90mo. 3bdrm 10x60 120rao. All mobile homes furnished , and air cond. 923-2854 or 942-1749. WANTED: Dining room waiters for first session summer school-lunch and dinner Monday thru Friday. Apply Mrs. Murray Phi Mu Sorority 929-6372. 10 x 50 Richardson Montclair. trailer for sale or rent. Completely furnished. Air conditioner and washer. Call 929-3811. After April 12 write: Ernest Walker, 117-B Wentworth Street, Charleston, S.C. For Sale: Desks, chairs, filing cabinets, business machines, etc. New and used. Petree's Used Office Furniture, Graham (Opp Towel Shop on NC 87 to Burlington). Maimed Mercedes (1957 Model 190) available for rehabilation or dismemberment. Body radiator damaged; engine, frame okay; many new parts. See Bruce Murrie, 329 Phillips 933-1050. Leaving the country Immediately Selling 1968 Firebird Conv. excellent condition and 19G8 Pontiac Executive with full power, air conditioning, ctuse control, etc. Best quick offer. 929-6059. For Sale: Fender Musicmaster guitar with case. Will take best offer. 933-2593. Army Uniforms Used 40 long 42 regular If you have to go save some monev. Call 942-3983 after 5. For Sale: Sony stereo recorder. Complete unit tape with amp, speakers. Excellent cond. Best offer over $00. Call 929-5588 after 5 pm. Apt. to rent: June 1-Aug. 31 Northhampton Plaza-one bedroom furnished modern appliances $150'mo Call 929-5273. L I (
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