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Abernatliy to joiin
Greenville march
iVeius in brief
I Committee set
to study utilities
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The Daily Tar Heel
Ralph Abcrnathy, president of the
Souther Christian Leadership Conference,
is expected to join a protest march to
Raleigh next week at least by the time it
arrives in Chapel Hill, according to the
local Southern Legal Action Movement.
Twenty-five persons were arrested
Thursday for violating a parade ordinance
as they attempted to march out of
Greenville for the fourth straight day.
More than 100 persons have been arrested
in Greenville this week.
The Pitt County Coalition is
organizing the march, which has not yet
left Greenville.
"Abernathy told me he would make
every possible effort to be here to join
the Coalition when they march to
Raleigh," said Jerry Paul, attorney for the
Coalition.
Golden Frinks, field secretary for
29 members
sworn into SL
Twenty-nine new members of Student
Legislature were sworn into office at the
first meeting of the new session 7:30 p.m.
Thursday.
Returning legislators joined the
newcomers, who were elected Nov. 9, in
taking the oath of office. The old
legislative session ended at midnight
Sunday before Thanksgiving.
No business was transacted, other than
the installment ceremony, because of the
rule that all bills must pass through
appropriate committee before being
considered. All five committees - rules,
ways and means, financial, ethics and
judicial were automatically dissolved
when the old session ended.
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you'll enjoy browsing the big and
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At the Intimate you'll find stocking
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buck, on up to original art and art
books to strain the mightiest credit
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from teething age on up to second
childhood, too.
Th.s Christmas, enjoy your shopping
and delight the folks on your gift list!
Give books . . . from
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SCLC, was arrested in Greenville again
Wednesday for marching without a
permit in continued efforts to leave the
city. He said the march will continue,
with the date for reaching Raleigh moved
lateT with every delay.
"We're going to walk out of this town
(Greenville) without a permit," said
Frinks. "It took us two weeks to get out
of Selma in the 60's."
The march will stop for supporters in
Kinston, Wilmington, Smithfield,
Jacksonville and Chapel Hill before
reaching Raleigh.
It is scheduled to culminate next
Wednesday in the capital city with an
estimated several hundred supporters
from towns in the eastern part of the
state after winding its way through the
area.
Their rally at First Baptist Church in
Chapel Hill will be their last stop before
Raleigh.
Marchers will present a list of demands
to Gov. Robert Scott upon arrival in
Raleigh.
The demands include an end to police
brutality and the firing of highway
patrolman Billy Day. Day was cleared of
criminal charges in the shooting death of
black farm laborer William Murphy on
Aug. 6.
Since the shooting, the black
community of Ayden, where Murphy
lived, has been the center of protest and
marches against alleged police brutality
and demands that the Day investigation
be reopened.
Supporters in the various towns
besides Greenville have obtained permits
or notified the town police of their plans.
They do not foresee any arrests in these
towns for violations of parade ordinances,
said a spokesman for the Coalition.
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Gov. Bob Scott has recently appointed
the members of the committee to study
the University's ownership of the utilities
in Ch3pel Hill.
The 16-member Study Commission on
the Utilities System at UNC was
authorized by the 1971 General
Assembly to investigate whether the
University-owned utilities should be sold
or retained.
Controversy has surrounded the
University-owned telephone, water and
power services of Chapel Hill in the past
two years. A suit is now pending in
Superior Court between the University
and Canboro over the operation of the
water system.
The four members appointed to
represent the trustees of the University
are: Sen. John Church of Henderson; Sen.
Ralph Scott of Haw River; Rep. Carl
Smith of Chapel Hill; and R.G. Stovall of
Roxboro.
Sen. Church will serve as chairman of
the commission. Chapel Hill Mayor
Howard N. Lee has been appointed to
represent the town while R.J. Wells Jr.,
mayor of Carrboro, will represent that
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municipality. William Ray of
Hillsborough will reprint thf Orar.ge
County Board of Commissioners on the
panel.
Dr. W.L. Turner of Raleigh will
represent the State Department of
Administration.
Others appointed to the panel are Ned
E. Huffman, executive vice president of
the Research Triangle Foundation; Tom
Eller of Charlotte, a former member cf
the State Utilities Commission; Henry W.
Homey, public utilities engineer of
Raleigh; and W.R. Hupman, manager of
the Mebane Telephone Company.
Kids' school
has gift idea
With classes ending, exams about to
begin and Christmas only 25 days away,
it's going to be hard to find time for
Christmas shopping.
The Community School for People
The Darty Tar Heel is published by the
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Friends
There arc two new stores in Chapel Hill with a new approach to business
and the "gift giving'' season. The Artisan and The Third World Bazaar arc
now open and providing the community with quality handcrafted work ot
local artists and Mountain co-ops. These stores arc run bv a non-profit
corporation and profits are re-cycled back into community action projects
funded by this organization. Hopefully this can give a double meaning to this
season's buying: the gift you give and the "gift" that money provides in the
communitv.
Please come by - See our selection of crafts and become partners in
our venture!
Thank vou.
The Artisan
candles
macrame
vooodcattJing
crochet ceramics
photographji
seating
sumus
Under Six has a unique, time-saving gzft
idea - a donation to the school in the
name of the person to receive the gift.
The school needs financial support to
continue its program. When a donation is
received, a card will be sent to the person
in whose name it is given with season's
greetings from the donor and a short note
about the school and what the money
will be used for.
Founded m the fall of 1970, the
school offers day car facilities five days a
week for 40 children. It is a non-profit
corporation with part of the budget
coming from the Community Chest.
Tuition is based on parent's ability to pay
and projects.
In spite of continual fund raising
activities by the parents and staff, money
is still needed for basic equipment and
supplies such as paints, papers and swings,
and even food for lunches.
Checks made out to The Community
School for People Under Six should be
sent to The Community School Gift
Fund, Box 1013, Chapel Hill, N.C, along
with the name and address of the person
for whom the donation is given.
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Girls sororitv
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Gamma Sigma Sigma ervce cr -:..
and the Chapel Hill Junior Service Vtt
need campus and community help t -open
the Christmas House pf: ce-. .
according to sorority president A - -
Johnson.
The Christmas House, an i--..
project of the service league, sen es j; ;
cleanng house cf clothing, gifts, and :: -for
underprivileged families. The :
located at the Roberto- S--.
Community Center in Canboro, w :.
Dec. 13.
Items which may be donated i-.v.. :
repaired toys. tie-ded shirts for the
boutique, old jewelry, and candies
The league is looking for volunteer
pick up the contributions and to h. .
with the opening of the tore. V:
Johnson said. Anyone interested
contact Mrs. Beckv WiUor. a: -:-! s :
I Population Pljnmni Associates
I 105 North Columbia
Chapel Hill, N C. 275U
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