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Tuesday. January 30. 1973 Iir Sailji QJar ffirrl iDBW mi chaplain selected. from the wires of United Press International The Daily Tr Heel Tin JjLP CJ37 Compiled by Dean Gerdes Wire Editor Watergate testimony ends The prosecution and defense wound up their testimony in the Watergate trial Monday in Washington and the political espionage case against the two remaining defendants will go to the jury today. Attorneys for James W. McCord Jr. and G. Gordon Liddy, both former members of President Nixon's re-election campaiqn staff, took just two hours to present their witnesses Monday morning. U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica, who earlier in the trial accepted guilty pleas by five others accused in the break-in at Democratic national headquarters here last June, said he would charge the jury of eight men and four women today. Nixon's budget $268 billion President Nixon Monday proposed a $268.7 billion budget and at least a two-year moratorium on tax increases. He challenged Congress to stay within those limits or take full blame for inflation and higher taxation. Nixon's budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1 would slash the annual federal 'deficit by nearly half, to $12.7 billion mostly by cutting back or aboloshing much of a decade of Democratic social welfare programs declared to be costly failures. 'U.S. is adhering to treaty' The White House said Monday the United States is strictly adhering to the Vietnam cease-fire and expects the same from the other signatories. Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler told newsmen at Key Biscay ne that the administration is not surprised that fighting is still going on in Vietnam. "We are rfaaliiin ia t o mi m ha w rf rti tc in a nam lrna i r 1-1 o rt I a n liUllilij VI II I u IIUIIIUCI W I VI III lO 3I CI VCI f IUI VrlSUI llll y IIIU I CJI W III UI17 fjiwirvras Wl standing down. We, of course, have stood down totally. We expect the agreement to be adhered to." Ziegler spoke at a news briefing as Nixon was winding up a long weekend in Florida and the Bahamas and preparing to return to Washington. 'Other war' rages in Laos Despite the cease-fire in Vietnam, the "other" war-the one often called the "secret" war by observers raged on Monday in Laos. And Americans continued to play a major part in it. 1 On Sunday, American war-planes flew 100 to 120 bombing missions in Laos after the cease-fire in Vietnam went into effect. The Vietnam cease-fire agreement provides for a halt to foreign military activity in both Laos and Cambodia and a withdrawal of foreign troops. But it does not say when. Nor does it make a provision for a cease-fire. Consequently, the war continues for two battalions of Thai soldiers, for CIA sponsored irregular troops and Communist Pathet Lao guerrillas who fought Monday near an important road junction near Moung Kassay. V; Guidance Students '' seeking academic and career counseling will no longer be referred to 013 Peabody Hall. The Guidance and Testing Center is moving to Nash Hall on Pittsboro Street across from the Carolina Inn. Offices will be closed February 2-12 to facilitate the move. June Allcott, librarian at the Educational Occupational Information Library, expressed concern that students are not aware of the services available at the center. She explained one important objective of the Guidance and Testing Center is to provide ideas to uncertain students trying to formulate plans for their educational or occupational future. Ctiianfo 't n f-rr inf Arm ntiAn ni 1 i 1 j luuii lj tail iiiiu iiuuiiiiaiiuii auiitu for their specific needs in the numerous books, files and catalogues contained in the Guidance and Testing Center's library. Special vocational counselors are Would you like to work on the Speca Projects Committee this Spring? Interview Sign-up Sheets are now available at the Union Info Desk. ;aro!ina t XX.UM9IA PICTURES I JrMMItt K JOHN HEYMAN Production at a ROBERT HAHTFORO-OAVS fita NOW 1-3-5-7-9 This Week in the Feature ' Case odd Prom Good Old Sets Here's a chance to pick up some good titles, in nice bindings, for onij THE OLD BOOK CORNER 11KH1MII- IOWN HMIMM. IOIS - I HM'M Mil I . N 37514 "v jrkiv hi jih in ii ii i i hi Center also available for the.students aid. If after talking with the counselors, the student feels the need to compare himself with others, he may sign up for tests administered for that purpose. The center has information regarding various educational programs and degrees as well as types of technical institutes and community colleges. Allcott emphasized that guidance focuses on the Chapel Hill area but if 'the campus doesn't have what a student needs, information on alternative choices is available. 1:12-3:06-5- 6:54-8:48 "BEAUTIFULLY PERFORMED BY TUESDAY WELD AND ANTHONY PERKINS." -N.Y. Timet J A TUESDAY WELD ANTHONY PERKINS in 'PLAY IT AS IT LAYS' A UNIVERSAL PICTURE TECHNICOLOR" HI i The Daily Tar Heel is published by the University of North Carolina Student Publications Board, daily except Sunday, exam periods, vacation, and summer periods. No Sunday issue. The following dates are to be the only Saturday issues: September 2, 9, 16 & 23, October 14 a)' 21, and November 11 & 18. Offices are at the Student Union building, Univ. of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514. Telephone numbers: News, Sports 933-1011; 933-1012; Business, Circulation, Advertising 933-1163. Subscription rates: $10.00 per year; $5.00 per semester. Second class postage paid at U.S. Post Office in Chapel Hill, N.C. The Student Legislature shall have powers to determine the Student Activities fee and to appropriate an revenue derived from the Student Activities Fee (1.1.1.4 of the Student Constitution). The Daily Tar Heel reserves the right to regulate the typographical tone of all advertisements and to revise or turn away copy it considers objectionable. The Daily Tar Heel will not consider adjustments or payments for any advertisement involving major typographical errors or erroneous insertion unless notice Is given to the Business Manager within (1) one day after the advertisement appears, or within one day of the receiving of tear sheets, of subscription of the paper. The Daily Tar Heel will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of an advertisement scheduled to run several times. Notices for such correction must be given xfore the next insertion. Murray Pool ...... Floyd Alford. Jr. . . . . . . . Business Mgr. ...... Adver. Mgr. : Buy local Use DTH ads I- r Drafty dreams Perhaps this fellow is dreaming about what the future will Good-bye draft, good be like without having to worry about what he will have to do if he loses his 2S, or if Uncle Sam draws his lottery number. Government internships Looking for an interesting and lucrative summer job? Students can earn SI 00 weekly and three semester hours of college credit as well if they can secure one of the 25 State Government Internships. Residents of North Carolina who are currently enrolled in a college or university who will have completed at least three years of college by June, 1 973," are eligible for the program. Student interns will work for 1 1 weeks with top agency personnel. The internship entails a 40-hour week and a moving The center is also - responsible for distributing applications for such tests as the graduate records exams and medical school and law school admittance tests. The purpose of the center is not to list possible job openings but rather to help the student organize his thinking. Students interested in jobs are referred to the Placement Service in 21 1 Gardner. Office hours for the Guidance and Testing Center are from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The number to call to set up an appointment with a counselor is 933-2175. Robert Redford as'Jeremiah Johnson Panavison Technicotor NOW SHOWING toni SHOWS 3:00-5:03-7:06-9:09 ! 5 A Robert HELD OVER WE NEED SERVICES THAT DIRECTLY BENEFIT THE STUDENT O HOUSE a data bank on student housing needs. An information clearinghouse to find the best and most reasonably priced housing for the student. O STUDENT TYPING SERVICE all students need to have access to inexpensive typing services. STUDENT INVESTIGATIVE COMMISSION an agency to investigate abuses which directly affect the student O UNIVERSITY COUNSELING CENTER we need to centralize our present counseling services (i.e. Human Sexuality, Draft Counseling) "to make them more visable. Aiim MASK for SB PRESIDENT - ' ' S.. , , - Campus news briefs concentrated seminar series. Applications and supporting materials must be received by the .Institute of Government at UNC in Chapel Hill by Feb. 1. They may be secured from college placement offices, local offices of the Employment Security Commission, the N.C. State Personnel and the Institute of Government in Chapel Hill. Applicants will be notified of their acceptance or rejection by March. Two more days Today and tomorrow are the last days to list for personal property tax in Orange County without a 10 per cent penalty. Persons may list personal property between- - 9 a.m. ; ;and 5 a.m: at the ,Carrlor.Q"rowh Hajf or during the same -, hours at. the courtJjpuse in Hillsborough. State Taw requires counties to tax personal property (books, clothes, etc.) as well as property (houses and land). All residents of the county are required to register. Socialist speaker Gerard Chaliand, socialist author and political analyst, will lecture on "The Significance of Amical Cabral and Guinea .. u- sumesoy nciucau... some say he never will be. v5t L J - gytadnltz MATTEL Productions B. Radnitz Martin Rltt Filny- PANAVISIONCOLOR BY DE LUXE ( J 7 SHOWS 3:10-5:10-7:10-9:10 ... ..-, . ; - bye Melvin. Hate to see you go. (Staff photo by Johnny Lindahl) Bissau in the Struggle for African Liberation," at 3:30 p.m. today in 100 Hamilton Hall. Amical Cabral was a prominent leader of the African nationalist movement in the non-liberated territories until his assassination on Jan. 20. Cabral founded the African Independence Party of Guinea and the Cape Verde Islands (PAIGC) in the mid 1950's. Elections were held by PAIGC in the fall of 1972 and it was expected, until his death last week, that Cabral would seek international recognition for the provisional government of Guinea Bissau. Gerard Chaliand has published numerous studies of liberation movements in Africa and Asia. He was editor-in-chief of the Revolution Africaine in 1963. "Local 'angels9 . Is Chapel Hill really the southern part of heaven? If the presence of angels is any indication, it must be true. - Mrs. Ada Edwards, one of Chapel Hill's original "flower ladies," was burned out of her home two weeks ago. Since that time, a drive sponsored by Chief Everette Lloyd of the Chapel Hill Fire Department and the Carrboro Red Cross has collected over $1,400 toward the purchase of a second-band mobile i Featuring 1 I the Tar 1 Heel Room CHOICE OF 3 MEATS (EXCEPT HAM) CHOICE OF ALL VEGETABLES ON THE LINE THIS IS NOT A ONE DAY SPECIAL .. 'v'--WE OFFER YOU THIS SPECIAL EVERYDAY! THURSDAY IS HAM DAY ALL YOU CAN EAT $2.00 CHOICE OF ALL VEGETABLES ON THE LINE EASTGATE SHOPPING CENTER R i ECORD SUnOCaJCEWTr Preston C. Jones, 31, from Raeford. N.C., was recently named UNC's interdenominational chaplain to black students by the Foundation for Black Campus Ministry, a local board which works to alleviate racial tension on campus. The Rev. Jones sees his role to be both counselor and administrator. "I hope to provide some kind of guidance for black students in regard to helping them to gain perspective out cf their experiences and to realize the full potential of their worth," the Rev. Jones said. His office is temporarily located in room 201 of the Y building. Office hours are from 9 to 5 Monday through Friday. The telephone number is 933-7535. offered. home for Mrs. Edwards. Contributions can be taken to the Chapel Hill Fire Department or the Carrboro Red Cross at 21 1 W. Main St. in Carrboro. Checks should be made out to the Ada Edwards Fund. Health careers Mayor Howard Lee will speak on "Service and Satisfaction in Health Careers" at a Health Career Orientation Workshop for minority and disadvantaged students at 7:30 p.m. tonight in the Great Hall of the Student Union. The workshop is sponsored by the UNC Health Careers Organization. Students from UNC, North Carolina Central University, local high schools and other area colleges are invited to attend. Representatives from schools -of medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, nursing, public health and allied health will be available for conferences. DTH in error The time for the Meet the Candidates session to be held Wednesday in Great Hall was printed incorrectly as 8 p.m. The correct time for the meeting, sponsored by the Freshman Council, is 4 p.m. MOM 'N' POP'S HAM HOUSE ALL YOU CAN EAT 4 H only $1.69 967-7531 STT SiL S
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