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Wednesday, March 1, 1972 Walk group decides News in brief reject recipients name .Bonn schedule se The Daily Tar Heel TED d by Susan S pence Staff Writer The Young World Development Committee of the YM-YWCA here, which sponsors the Chapel Hill Walk Against Hunger, has decided which projects will be the recipients of this year's funds. The walk is a part of the national program of the American Freedom f rom Hunger Foundation, which is a non-profit, non-governmental foun'1' tion Aldermen pass dog eon by Kathy Koch Staff Writer Dog owners are now responsible for control of their dogs, even when that dog is not on the owner's property. Such are the conditions of the modified leash law approved by the Chapel Hill Board of Aldermen at Monday night's meeting. Although it was suggested by the Aldermen that there be a difference in the registration fees for unspayed female dogs and spayed dogs, that question was postponed. The new ordinance allows the city dog warden to pick up dogs that are not on Nutritionist will speak in forum Dr. Jean Mayer, an internationally known Harvard University nutritionist and organizer of the First White House Conference on Food, Nutrition and Health, will be one of four guest speakers at the Chapel Hill Seminar on Science and Philosophy to be held there March 24 and 25. We Proudly Present Hf?P7 bJlfilJ And youTl feel like a new man in your new double knit or stretch woven suit or sportcoat from the Hub. Featuring Pierre Cardin Boutique Line Arthur Richards St. Laurie Stanley Blacker (to drop a few famous names). vH3Pn7 iJu.uu LOOK Naturally, we also have an outstanding selection of dress slacks to coordinate, including the latest argyle look. Or choose from among 21 sprightly solids in the new full bodied, blended colors. Our courteous staff look forward to showing you that this spring you can s-t-r-e-t-c-h your budget as well as your body in a comfortable, easy care double knit or stretch woven. 103 E. FRANKLIN ST., for public education and action of development issues. The only criterion which the national organization requires for the selection of recipients is that the project must be a seif-help group. The funds are to be divided three ways, with 42.5 percent going to domestic projects, 42.5 percent to international projects and 1 5 percent to the foundation to carry or its national education program on development issues. The American Friends Service trol aw the owner's property after there has been a "verified complaint" that the dog is a "nuisance." If there has been a verified complaint lodged against a dog and that dog is subsequently found on the owner's property, the warden will notify the owner before picking up the dog. Once a dog has been picked up by the dog warden at least once, it must then be under the control of a "competent person" whenever it is not on the owner's property. Failure to keep a dog under control after he has been picked up once will result in increased fines for the owner. In other business, the board held a joint public meeting with the planning board, in which four re-zoning requests were referred to the planning board for further consideration. Five amendments to the city's subdivision ordinance were also referred to the planning board. These amendments included one which would require utility lines to be placed underground and one which would require the subdivision to have proper drainage facilities for unusual storm conditions. Foxcroft, a proposed set of apartment dwellings, was granted a special use permit to begin construction by the board. VPS? sT';Ji V's xif ff- ill - Expert Free Alterations Professional, Courteous Service Very Reasonable Prices CHAPEL HILL, N.C. Committee, which is sponsoring a project in Bangladesh, is the international project which the Chapel Hill walk will sponsor. "The money will be used to rebuild housing and medical facilities," Scott Morgan, a walk organizer, said Tuesday. "Without an initial boost they won't be able to raise themselves to a level of self-sufficiency," he said. Three domestic projects in Chapel Hill and Canboro will receive support. The Labor Services Cooperative is a training program for domestic help in Chapel Hill. "This has been established so they can do their jobs more efficiently and, hence, earn more money," Morgan said. A second local project receiving support will be the VISTA projects fund. This is a unit composed of local people working within uic community who will use the money to establish day-care centers and other projects along this same line. The Inter-Church Council Loan and Grant Fund will receive a third part of the funds designated for domestic projects. This project will provide emergency loans for people with sudden or unexpected needs (i.e., sickness). The loans are non-interest and require no collateral. There is also no. set repay time for these loans. Senate group equal rights WASHINGTON - The Senate Judiciary Committee today approved, 14 to 1 , a constitutional amendment designed to guarantee equal rights for women. Only Sen. Sam J. Ervin, D-N.C, voted against it. Sen. Birch Bayh, chief sponsor of the amendment, said he expected a tough battle in the senate. "We will have to overcome parliamentary tactics against this amendment," he said. "By that I mean a filibuster." The eaual rights amendment has been approved previously by the House and by fMT Oik? o m mmm i m TONIGHT THRU SATURDAY, MARCH 4 IN PERSON?. CMAKLIE BYIMD! mm 97$ TODAY 97 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. CHOPPED SIRLOIN wSpanish Sauce 2 veg. and bread E IBACCHAE 97 entrance behind the Zoom self service c INVENTORY CLEARANCE THURSDAY. FEGRUARY 24 through For those who ie concerned about Ihe weight of a conven tional water bed. we have the Watercloud' half the weight of a conventional water bed. 'CUSTOM FRAMES ON REQUEST 'SPREADS AND ACCESSORIES ASK ABOUT OUR FREE 30-OAY HOME TRIAL Hours It -7. Monday-Saturday and by appointment THE EXPERIMENT 113 N. Columbia St.. above jejuni distribution between Uc A .aciiic. .. . ci projects symbolizes the concept, that is, that all the peoples of the world are tied together and therefore barriers to development must be fought both in this country and abroad equally." said Don Ingalls, project committee chairman. Walkers obtain sponsors who agree to contribute so much per mile the walker completes. "The walkers collect then pledges after the walk and deposit the money in a special bank account. The money is then forwarded to the foundation in Washington, D.C. and distributed to the projects," walk coordinator Amy Davidson said. This year the walk will be included as one of the programs of the "Mind of the South," an activity sponsored by the Carolina Symposium which will focus on hunger and development efforts in the region. Last year, about 500 Chapel Hiliians participated in the walk which raised more than $14,000 for self-help development projects. Anyone who is interested in helping with any aspect of the walk or who would like more information C3n call the YM-YWCA at 933-710623332084. approves amendment the Senate Judiciary Committee, but has died on the Senate floor. Before taking the final vote, the committee beat back a number of modifications and substitutes. They would have exempted women from the military draft or from combat duty, exempted state-supported colleges of higher education that admit only members of one sex, an Ervin substitute that would have permitted legal distinctions between the sexes based on physiological or functional differences, and would have preserved the special protections women now have as widows, mothers, wives and workery. mnm o wmm o 97t ...YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED A WATEI BED ...YOU'VE IEEN THINKING OF BUYING A WATER IED ...YOU'VE EVEN TOYED WITH THE IDEA OF A WATER BED RUN, DON'T WALK TO THE EXPERIMENT'S SATURDAY. MARCH 4 "Th; FRAMES from $20.00 MATTRESSES from $20.00 HEATERS (U.L. from $25.00 Troy's Stereo Center All dorms except Can. Mcher and Craige Graduate Center will close at c p.m. Friday. March 10. to: the beennmg Office of Residence Lire. Buiidir.es w:H re -c per. at noon Sunday. March 20. Students wishing to remain ;n a residence hall during the spring break should make reservations directly to the Housing Office in Bv r.um Hail as soor. as possible. For a student not remaining in his own room. 3 S2 key deposit will be required. Each student will also be required to sign a statement of responsibility for damages and property loss in the room during his stay. A residence director or college master will be on duty in the three dorms and a limited number of hours of desk coverage will be provided. Self-limiting hours will not be in effect for women in M elver. "The policy of closing buildings was initiated last year to insure the personal property of students." according to Residence Life. Theft has been greatly reduced since this policy was initiated. Observance set for retarded Saturday will be Mental Retardation Day in Orange County, sponsored by the Orange County Association for Retarded Children (ARC). The ARC will be seeking community support for the interest in the problems of the mentally retarded. This is the day of the Duke-Carolina basketball game in Chapel Hill. The ARC will be offering a baby-sitting service during game time. Parents may leave their children at the School of Public Health Auditorium on Columbia Street on the UNC campus, beginning at 1 p.m. A full-length Walt Disney movie will be shown to the children; refreshments will be provided. Children may be picked up following th game. Charge for the afternoon will " USAF FLlum RAINING COLLEGE SENIORS APPLY NOW FOR TRAINING AS PILOT OR NAVIGATOR CONTACT: MSgt. C.F. Snow BASEMENT OLD POST OFFICE CHAPEL HILL, N.C. MONDAYS & WEDNESDAYS 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. .TELEPHONE: Durham 682-5381 ADAM & EVE PROUDLY PRESENTS NUDES BY HOLLAND HOLLAND PRESENTS HIS LATEST SERIES OF NUDE STUDIES THE FIRST GROUP TO BE SHOWN SINCE HIS RETURN FROM LOS ANGELES ADAM & EVE "I HAVE STRIVED TO ALLOW EACH POSE TO PRESCRIBE NOT ONLY THE MATERIALS USED TO CONSTRUCT THE FORM BUT NATURALLY THE FORM ITSELF. I AM PLEASED WITH THE RESULTS AND MUST GIVE CREDIT TO THE LOCAL MODELS WHO WORKED WITH ME ANN, SUSAN LUCY LYNN AND SHERRY." re 51.50 The asw.a:ic 'olur.teers to help rab s; eu would he .M.un; time or r. cc c- . . i . . c . Nancy Davison. o-5-5' p ! j. n 7. v 1 tor t r. c u j. y 3 The Association for R; croups v;;i c.o support especially the Orange Center or retard Ch-.'.d Bir.kSey Bapf.s: Church De-. - ( The center ; part.ai: t..-.u-.: State Mental Health Depart- . ' .r.atched-tur.d bas:. Sororitv holds political forum The kappa Alphu I'het.: ::: -sponsoring a political forum ot tr. gubernatorial candidates. J nr. H . and Erskme Bowles. Hargrove "S r: Bowles' son are scheduled to se.: Jim Holshouser is a RepuMic-a:-. Boone who has served :n :hc 1 . j and as state Republican par! c He is scheduled to -p-- - " Thursday at the Theta house. hrskme Bowie-, a I NC g:! relatively new to the can-ipa::::. tr.-o.: . will be making his first appearance or. r campus. His father is j Den; or candidate for governor. He w.!i -p.m. 1 uesdav . The public is invited to attend Photographer receives award Johnny Lmdah!. Dill photographer, has been selected third place w inner in the iko-n V. Contest International. The Nippon Kogaku -i ios ..1. and Nikon. International h.js .:v. . Lindahl a brone med.:l and j -p.-. . camera lens for his entrv in t!;e c-riieo uiaiK anu uime stuuv eniiueu. i :r: . . of a baseball team." BICYCLES i i o ujLt rvvauL SVujLt. CjxnrUbyio Jbl-50r 6 TOURING ACCESSORIES PARTS. REPAIR SERVICE ON ALL MODELS 10-6 Mon-SatTill S Eri IT- i ! I I vr yv v -HOLLAND BAINES
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