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Tb Dally Tar Heel Wedrfrescfay, Ja nuts ry 1S, 1374 i Mankiewicz on impeachment T Tl CDEH uMSlSiKBdii toy by Ceth Effrcrt Associate Editor Frank Mankicwicz, author of Perfectly Clear: Nixon from Whittier to Watergate, and James Reston, who worked with Mankiewicz on the book, explained at the Wesley Foundation Tuesday why they think that Nixon must be impeached. Mankiewicz, national political director for the McGovern campaign in 1972, said those who claim the impeachment of President Nixon would be too great a trauma for the country to stand are mistaken. "The nine months since McCord's letter were the real trauma," he said. Mankiewicz and Reston went on to say, in response to audience questions, that the impeachment of Nixon is necessary if politics in the United States is to remain open and fair. Mankiewicz charged that Nixon sat in the White House while Kleindienst and Mitchell "denied talking with ITT while he (Nixon) knew differently as White House White Paper on the ITT case has shown." Nixon permitted, if not encouraged, them to commit perjury in front of the Senate Watergate Committee," Mankiewicz charged. Both Mankiewicz and Reston blasted Nixon for trying to create a political mentality in the United States such as that No epidemic of flu predicted for N.C. Despite published reports of a new strain of Hong Kong flu appearing in North Carolina, infirmary doctors say there is no indication of a new flu epidemic this winter. Chapel Hill and the surrounding area have had no reported cases of the new flu, Dr. James Taylor, director of Student Services said. Taylor said that there has been an unusually low number of flu cases so far this year, but added, "even the greatest experts can't tell when an epidemic may break out." Taylor explained that the new flu is a mutant strain of the so-called Hong Kong flu. As it was first discovered in Asia last year and has never hit this country before, most people have no immunity to it. "It's impossible to try to immunize the entire student body against influenza," the director said, "and influenza is not a serious disease among the young and healthy." Dr. Donald E. Harris, health educator at the student infirmary, said Monday that he has "a fairly significant supply" of Hong Kong and other types of flu vaccine left, and urged students to come by the infirmary for immunization. "Any student with chronic disease that would make flu more serious for them should be vaccinated," Harris said. He recommended that students with asthma, diabetes or heart or lung conditions get the shots. The vaccinations are free of charge. ck r nocograpner will be here sn. 9-5 MWF 14-25 9-9 TTh Appointment sheets available in Suite D Union A annuim .8 .-.-.-.-.-.vr On i r u H L-Z3 s) L -2 FOR SALE STEREOS: GET THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY FINEST EGUiPfclSNT LOWEST PRSCES; FULL WARRANTIES; CALL ANN SHACHTMAN, 942-7172; VISIT, 1510 CUMBERLAND RO. CHECK RECEIVER SPECIALS U&tfTEO CUAKTITIES1 t'.treo Equipment Dyneco $iro S3 amp (w40 RS) and PAT-4A pre-amp. Used 2 weeks. Uw. $270. Now: $200. teagoKebie. Cs;l 833-3103 after 7 p.m. CONSTRUCTION BOOTS en pelr steel toed, . fully wttiarprooM tetthef, neopftrene e!, size 9-9 W Chris! ma Ffnt doesn't f t $15 or bs-st ctfer. 9S8-S074 lerve nam. re'rt ffersiw lor saie. Pety eld but good condition. S R. high. Gsil C;su; at 642-C379. Csit Men. CySan tickets (4). Will negotiate on price. First eeme first senwd. C8 37-7351. For Saie 1SS9 Camare 355-Power Steering, S track tape player. Prtorte S 33-32 32 Aak for BUL Fcr t i'r. I'm Ptn&wJc Cuad receiver, S3 wstts, and Fi-.r r.;c t weo CiutKi Tape Deck. V".B seS separately or t , j: r. Name your pHee keep trying 833-E234. fCn SALE: Two fclarants " lowfepeekers. Still under warranty. Like new. Retail $283.03. Will sacrir.es tor $190.03. C, !l Fred 942-772. FC3 SALE: Call and HoweS tuper foM movie camera. 3:1 isofn; e.utmce exposure. Thirty minutes ahociing lime. t s;hl tor $113. SeSiRf far 1 75.C3. SS7-73SS ntghta. f n C''.8cis rated Eefn 75 wstts. Certified peri. ess,l 'en fcy rtsamt ttzixy ehec up. Musi fee heard. List t:.X Prc'.'y Urn at J17S. i:j-J744. FOR RENT Available Jan. 23, S bedroom ae mobile home 139.00 per monih ft' s-9 2 beorooot available Feb. 1.TeLS2-23S4 2 tf a S. Slucttnt HOUtEmat needed, cloae, try r.idtst!tdEnnertlm. f -J-1476829-7385 Richard. Reommcft) needed. Erand new Carolina Apia. ViJtmmtim. 2 oaths, TV, iaundromet, $S3. 942-S877 AitanMweie. I fc'ALE Roormnte needed. Fumiarted ApaftmenL $79 rertCty ! 12 nffiOet. CaH t2SSSSS after 849 p-m. Country Hvtngt Female roommate needed by Feb. 1 for large ' houae private room, garden apace, and aUo horaea boarded. ' Call Gayte or Joy 732-3280 Hittaborough. Female student wanted to share huge three bedroom apt. Three Mocks from campus. Ceil 942-5014. WANTED Wanted: to rent borrow, or buy: boy's bicycle, 3, S or 10 speed; pair walkle-taiktee; VHF 2 -channel scanner around 1S2 mc.; telephone ans waring device; and adding machine. Can trade typewriter, record player. Kerosene heater, ete. Write Ned Williams Boa 412, Carrboro, N.C. 27510. Ride needed to Roenoke-Saiem, Va. Leaving Friday and returning Sunday. Cell 833-9158 share expenses and driving. Wanted: 2 tickets for Dylan In Charlotte. Wiil pay well. Call Wabb 689-8:53 between 8 and S p.m. WILL BUY USED LP'S, S-TRACKS and CASSETTES. GOOD PRICES. 929-9175, leave name and number. Tutors needed tor eiemenUry. Junior and senior h!;h school students. Apply at room 1C2 of the campus Y-Bu&Sng. Entails an hour twice a week. . , Volunteers needed to work with peUenta In a local nursingi home. Students wanting to volunteer should sign up at room 102 Campus Y-BuSding. k:scllaksous I ASORTICN, EI. TTH CONTROL INFO ft REFERRAL NO FEE. Up to 24 weeks. General anesthesia. Vasectomy, tubal t';:!on also aveHafete. Free pregnancy tesL Cat! PCS, non- proftt, JJ3-29S-7St5. Riding Lessons. Hunt eect, Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced. Also Jumping, Trailing, OvemKe Rides. Claeaes set up according to your echedule. Tremportsfion arranged. Gsyle Stedmen 732-33S3 fSSSsborougM KZZD EXTRA MOWEYT77 GOOD AS NEW FURNITURE. 489 W. Rosemary SL WeH sett your furniture and accessories at your prices. Can 929-429 for more information. mO LIFE PS?.SHANGY COUMSEUNa BiRTHCHOICS 7 p.m. -13 p.m. tdondey-Fridey. 942-303-9. LOST: A beloved cat Neutered male, predominantly black with white markings and gray Sank. G&vtouety bSnd In one eye. Ptease call SS7-72SS and 929-ISS ' t existing in "banana republics." "People in banana republics have come to expect corruption and lying from their governments. Further, the politicians and people have settled for this. he said. Mankiewicz and Reston said the American people are not ready to settle for such corruption in their government. "The consequences of doing nothing (not impeaching Nixon) will result in a dramatic loss of confidence' in our national governmental institutions, Mankiewicz said. Mankiewicz said: "If we say this fella (Nixon) can get away with it because it is too difficult (to go through impeachment) then we will have pulled the dirtiest trick of all. Mankiewicz urged all Americans to take some action in prodding legislators to take action on impeachment. "This is the time when people in Congress are most sensitive to what the people want. The first duty is to let your Congressman know how you feel, loudly, clearly and often. Rodino (chairman of the House Judiciary Committee drawing up the list of charges for impeachment to present to the House of Representatives) should also know what people feel. "People have reached a concensus about Watergate. They don't want to hear anymore about Watergate because they've made up their minds," he said. Speaking of the chance of Nixon being impeached by the House of Representatives, Mankiewicz said: "No one in Congress who was for impeachment is now against it." DTH in error The story on pass-fail in Tuesday's DTH contained several errors. First, Jan. 25 is the deadline for declaring pass-fail only in the General College and the College of Arts and Sciences. Each school sets its own deadline and students may find out their deadline by calling the dean of their school. Secondly, required physical education may be taken pass-fail. Also, if a major is switched, only one pass fail course in the new major taken before the change was made will count toward fulfilling the requirements for that major. The DTH regrets the error. Staff photo by Alan E. Geer Frank r.Tanklovicz am pus Today's Activities Omega Pel Phi fraternity will interview all men interested in Joining the Lampados Club at 8 p.m. m the main lounge of Jemee Dormitory. Lampedoe la the first step to ptecging Omega Pal Phi. The Outing Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Union. Plans for winter camping trips to the mountains and the Outer Banks will be discussed. The AFROTC Is sponsoring FAA accredited ground school classes for pilots' licenses on Monday and Wednesday, 4:30 8 p.nv. In Lenoir Hall Seminar Room. The only costs are tor books and an exam, and the course to open to non-AFROTC ' students. Classes will begin today. Interviews for co-chairpersons of the 1974 International Handicrafts Bazaar win be held today, Thursday and Friday, Jan. 16-18. Those interested should sign up In room 1C2 of the'Y building. A follow-up meeting of the UNO Judo Club will be held tonight at 6:30 on the white mat In the Tin Can. Interested persons should come or caR Bill Prevette at 933-4233. Carpool Information Riders and carpooiers are wanted In the Mann's Chapel Road area. CaO John Gotdrosen at 938-9040 (During tha day only). If interested in carpooling from the University Drive Area in Durham, call Frank after 4 p.m. at 493-2171. He is located within one mHe of the Yorktowne Theater. If interested in a car pool from Raleigh to Chapel Hill, Monday through Friday, can Elaine at 942-5456 between 9 a.m. and S p.m. or 787-4518 after 6 p.m. and on weekends. Persons Interested in starting a car pool from the Burlington-Graham area to UNC with schedules similar to 8 a.m.-1 p.m. on Monday-Friday should contact Tony Fori est at 227-3011. i-a i : f n- vj .ijv CJ Hit l MONDAY NIGHT: WEDNESDAY NIGHT: FRIDAY NIGHT: Italian Spaghetti Night at Honey's. ALL the tangy Italian spaghetti, crisp salad and garlic bread YOU CAN EAT for only $1 .55. Southern Fried Chicken Night at Honey's. ALL the famous Honey's fried chicken Si crisp golden french fries YOU CAN EAT for only $1.95. Fish Feast Night at Honey's. ALL the golden fried fillet of flounder & crisp french fries YOU CAN EAT for only $1.55. 7 a.m.-12 midnight Sun.-Thurs. 7 a.m.-l a.m. Fri. & Sat. E-OORJEV'S Across from Glen Lennox GLADYS HAS TAKE! All OATH... ...she's not going to be her town's leading club woman. Gladys isn't plowing through four years of col lege for that. Neither are you. We can offer you a job that's different even before you graduate. By enrolling in our Campus Internship program now, you can get started on a career in which your hours, decisions, and clients are yours alone. Fact: 24 cf our leading group of agents began learning and earning while still in college. Stop by our Campus Office today and take advantage of being young. J PROVIDENT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA Home Office. P.O. Box 7378. Prtila.. Pa. 19101 Subsidiaries: Provider Management Company. Provider Sales Company. CHRIS C. CnnviAXpsrvi3or 3325 Chapel Hil Chd. Durham, N.C. PHONE Chapel Hi;!: D42-32C0 Durham: 4C3-eS02 Tests, counseling ava ilabl h Sophomores who are trying to decide a major should make use of the counse lors a nd information at the Guidance and Testing Center at Nash Hall, Counselor June Allcott says. She called Nash Hall a shopping center where students can investigate practically every field of study and work. There are seven counselors, including four graduate students, available for individual cou nselinj. Tests to help students in academic planning are also available. Allcott said she invites students to shop around the center's library which contains information on numerous fields of interest 1 I ' d fSBStT II jl 49. 1 JP5! 1 Persons wanting to start car pool from Perkwood to the UNC Evening Cottese, 7-10 p.m. on Monday ene'Wedfieeoty, should also call the preceding number. 1 to 2 people ere needed I or ear poola from Durham to UNC and the Duke University area. These pools erould run on Monday. Wednesday and Friday from 8:15 em. to 4 p.m. and on Tuesday end Thursday from 7:20 em. to S p.m. on Tuesday and 3.30 p.m. on Thursday. For information on these two pools, call 688-8669 before C p.m. and 6S8-SSS1 afterwards. Carpool from Durham (Watts Area near Norihgat) to UNC to 5 daily, hours flexible to suit need. Can Jerry Olson 2E6-1173, Durham. Ri Jer in Durham needs carpool from 207 EL Trinity Ate. MWF classes I to 12. leaving at 7:10 morolngt. Call 0. Ridenbaugh 682-1968. If Interested In carpooling from the Rafeigh-Cary area to Chapel Hill lor Monday, Wednesday and Friday classes, 1o 12 a.m. and Tuesday-Thursday classes, 8:30 sun. -5 p-u, ceil Susan at 467-7534. Those interested In forming a car pool from Raleigh to Chapel Hill for morning classes, Monday-Friday, call 834- 1835. Coming Events A new women's liberation C-R group is starting for women aged 22-45, Thurs., Jan. 17 at 7:30 p.m. in 285 of the Union. including subjects not taught at UNC She said the counselors at Nash Hall are not trying to replace the college advisers, but serve as a neutral body with information on the various departments at UNC as well as on what other schools have to offer. ' The library contains books, brochures, and catalogs from all state colleges, technical schools and community colleges. There are also catalogs from graduate and professional schools throughout the nation and abroad. On file is information on specific aspects of education and vocation including schools and employers seeking black students. Allcott said the counselors can help students decide and carry out on educational plans, such as transferring to another school to study cngneering or architecture. She encouraged students to make appointments with a counselor by calling 933-2175. or to come by Nash Hall, located across from the Carolina Inn parking lot, next door to the Newman Center. The Guidance arid Testing Center is open Monday through Friday. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Monday nights, 7 to 10 p.m. Union position cpen Applications are now being accepted for the position of Carolina Union president. The president will be selected by the Union Board of Directors Thursday, Jan. .24, after holding interviews with the applicants. Applications can be obtained at the Union desk and must be returned by Monday, Jan. 21. The Union president must be a full-time UNC student. For more information, contact Gary Phillips in Suite A, Carolina Union, or Howard Henry in room 201, Carolina Union. Stottle . service starts Usually students who want to get out of Chapel Hill either have to own a car, find a ride or, as a last resort, catch a bus. Now you have to go to Durham for the last resort. A Carolina Trailways bus strike has closed the Chapel Hill Bus Terminal except for one local bus which is shuttling passengers to the Greyhound bus station in Durham. The bus will run from Monday through Friday and will leave Chapel Hill on the following schedule: 7:30 a.m., 9:45 a.m.. 12:25 p.m., 1:45 p.m.. 4:15 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. The strike which went into effect Dec. 10. 1973. took 350 drivers out of work and parlay Carolina Trailways bus operations in North Carolina, Virginia and portions of three other states. Lester Creech, Carolina Coach Co. president, is now in the process of negotiating with union officials. He could not be reached for comment on the situation. He vwj mi a jj im s Student S e r vJ ces . Co m m i ss lbb " SL j 1 Approximately 100 Left 1 st Come, 1 st Served Come to Cobb Basement Wednesday, Jan. 1 6, 1 974 2:30 p.m. 'til they run out 20.00 rent 4 tax (.80) 15.00 deposit (refundable) 35.80 I only 1 I 01 95 1 e" eeee"e"e"ee""''ee""e. It's a powerful scientific instrument: Trig functions Log functions Roots and powers DegreeRadian selector Separate addressable memory Leatherette belt-holster carrying case It's a powerful mini calculator: Adds, subtracts, multiplies, divides Separate addressable memory Automatic constants in all four functions Full-floating decimals Big, bright display Handy kickstand far desktop use Runs on pentight batteries (optional ACDC charger) O 6 x 31'4 x 1 Va Inchos, weighs 12 ounces Rockwell rtcrnatcncJ Thszo crcry c 3 freni Ur.! HOl-JE BU83IUE38 MACHINE 8 113-Vc!lons Village, Durham. fJ.C. Call CC0-230G for information cr directions
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