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WASHINGTON The CIA and other
U.S. intelligence agencies have cut their
manpower nearly in half during the last
seven years, Senate Democratic Leader
Mike Mansfield disclosed Monday.
Mansfield said he was informed recently
that intelligence personnel has been reduced
from 142,000 to 80,000 since 1969 a cut of
about 43 per cent.
"It's a trend in the right direction,"
Mansfield said in an interview. "It's not the
number you need so much as the quality."
"And intelligence activities can still be
reduced more " he said.
Mansfield, who received the information
recently, said he had not asked the reason for
the sharp cutback in manpower. He also said
he did not know but assumed there had
been a reduction in intelligence spending due
to the manpower retrenchment.
White House press secretary Ron Nessen
meanwhile said President Ford had reached
some decisions on reforming the CIA and
other intelligence agencies during the
weekend but gave no indication of what they
were.
Ford met with Secretary of State Henry
Kissinger, Defense Secretary Donald
Rumsfeld, outgoing CIA director William
Colby and other intelligence community
leaders Saturday.
"Some decisions were made following that
meeting," Nessen said. .
White House sources said some proposals
will go to Congress later this month but
others will never be made public.
Former mayor arrested in pot raid
BAYBORO, N.C. One of nine persons
arrested Sunday in a raid that netted an
estimated S25 million in high quality
marijuana is a former mayor of a Miami
suburb who once ran for Congress,
authorities said Monday.
John D. Steele Sr., 51, who was charged
with conspiracy to smuggle marijuana, was
Campus
Today's Activities
A seminar required of all R A candidates living in the Chapel
Hill area will be held at 7 p.m. In Room 100, Hamilton Hall.
Young Democrats will have a special reception and
meeting at 7 p.m. in Room 204 oi the Union. Beer and soda
will be served. All Interested persons are invited.
The American Field Service Club will meet at 7 p.m. in
Room 206 of the Union. We will begin planning the spring
weekend for North and South Carolina exchange students.
Women's Self Defense introductory meeting and film at
7 p.m. in Room 213 of the Union.
Learn to clog at 7:30 p.m. in the Tin Can.
CGC will meet at 7:30 p.m. in Room 151 Hamilton. All
interested students are urged to attend.
UNC Veterans Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. in Room 217 of
the Union. All interested veterans are invited.
The Carrboro Community Coalition will meet at 8 p.m. in
the Board Room of the Carrboro Town Hall. Everyone is
welcome.
Upcoming Events
The UNC Sailing Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday In
Room 204 of the Union. All old members and anyone
interested in racing andor day sailing are requested to
attend.
The Carolina Media Association is presenting Atlanta
advertising agency executive Jimmy Roy Rogers to speak at
7:30 p.m. Thursday in Room 1 A of Swain Hall. Everyone with
an interest in media is invited to attend.
The UNC Scuba Club will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday in Room
303 Woollen Gym. Dr. Bill Hunter from the Duke University
Diving Physiology Department will present a program on
decompression sickness. All interested persons are
welcome.
The Carolina Comic Fan Association will meet at S p.m.
Thursday in Room 206 of the Union. The distributor has been
notified, so be prepared to order! All comic fans are invited;
for more information, call 933-1937.
WCAR is organizing its News staff for the coming
semester. Interested students should attend a meeting at 7:30
p.m. Thursday in Room 205 of the Union.
Orientation and initiation meeting of Psi Chi, national
honorary society in Psychology, at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in
Room 112 Davie.
The Carolina Indian Circle will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday
in the South Gallery Meeting Room of the Union.
Full Gospel Student Fellowship meets at 7:30 p.m.
Thursday on 5th Floor Greenlaw.
Orientation Commission meeting at 4 p.m. Thursday in the
Frank Porter Graham Lounge of the Union.
The Carolyceum Needlepoint Class will meet at 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday in Room 225 Greenlaw. This is an important
session, so everyone in the class should try to attend.
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elected mayor of Hallandale, Fla. in 1963.
He was a republican candidate for Congress
in 1964, according to authorities in Miami,
but was defeated by incumbent Rep. Paul
Rogers, D-FIa.
Steele, 51, of Hollywood Fla., whose son
was also arrested, was being held in jail in
New Bern Monday on $75,000 bond.
Pamlico County Sheriff Leyland Brinson
said all but one of the defendants remained
in jail Monday afternoon on bonds ranging
from $15,000 to $75,000. He added that
some of the other suspects were attempting
to arrange bond. .
All are charged in federal warrants with
conspiracy to smuggle marijuana.
Fifty-five state, local and federal agents
carried out the raid shortly after midnight
Sunday in a remote location on the Pamlico
River.
They seized a 112-foot fishing trawler
registered as the Lillian B, a 28-foot power
boat, four vehicles, a house trailer and
impounded a fishing shack where the trawler
was docked. Officials said the seizure of the
25 tons of marijuana was the largest ever in
North Carolina and one of the largest in the
South.
OAU nearing Algerian compromise
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia Vice
President Daniel "Arab Moi of Kenya said
Monday the Organization of African Unity
emergency summit was "nearing a
compromise" on how to end the fighting in
Angola.
"The main thing now is to save the OAU,"
one conference source said.
The compromise resolution calls for the
withdrawal of South African troops from
Angola to be followed by a cease-fire. South
African troops are fighting with the pre
Western National Front for the Liberation
of Angola and the National Union for the
Total Independence of Angola.
The proposed resolution also calls for an
Calendar
The Founder and President of the Way International, Dr.
Victor Paul Wierwille, will be speaking on God's Word, the
Bible, at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Broughton High School
Auditorium in Raleigh. For further information on the Way
International write the Way of North Carolina, Box 467,
Greenville, N.C. or call 919-752-5029.
Prof. Abraham Klein, University of Pennsylvania and
M.I.T., will speak on "Quantum Mechanics and Quantum
Field Theory in the Presence of Very Strong Electric Fields,"
at 4 p.m. Wednesday in Room 265 Phillips Hall.
There will be an ECOS meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in
Room 202 of the Union, featuring guest speaker Adam Poe
from the Office of State Planning. His talk will give a general
survey on land use planning in North Carolina, and how
citizens may participate in upcoming statewide hearings on
land use policy.
Items of Interest
Hassled? Call Switchboard to talk about It anytime day or
night. Free, confidential counseling. Call 929-7177 or come
by 501 W. Rosemary St.
The videotape "TV Madness" will be shown from 1-4 p.m.
today through Friday in the Union Music Gallery. No charge.
Registration for classes in the Bradley Method of natural
childbirth is taking place for a class series starting the first
week in February. Anyone at any stage of pregnancy is
welcome. For further information contact Bonnie Cavanaugh
at 732-4481.
Does your bike need repairs? SCAU needs volunteers to
have their bikes checked out by an expert before and after
you get them fixed. Interested? Call 933-8313 or come by
Suite B of the Union before Jan. 30.
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Kings Arms Apt. Would have private room and bath. Call
967-7484 any time. Bus stop near. - ,"
Roommate wanted: own room in large house lour miles from
campus. Fireplace, carpeted, dishwasher, washer-dryer.
$90.00 monthly Including utillies. Available Immediately. Call
967-9419. ' . .
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7880. After 7 p.m.
Wanted Reliable person to watch five-year-old boy, 12-3
Mon-Frl., Jan.-May. References. Salary negotiable. Call after
3 p.m. SS7-3671.
OVERSEAS JOSS- temporary or permanent. Europe,
Australia, S. America, Africa, etc All fields, S500-$1200
monthly. Expenses paid, sightseeing. Free Info. - Write:
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end to all foreign intervention in Angola. It
does not specifically name the Soviet Union
and Cuba which have helped the Popular
Movement for the Liberation of Angola.
Passage of the compromise resolution
would be a diplomatic defeat for the M PI A,
which wanted OAU recognition of the
government it has set up in the Angolan
capital of Luanda.
Sanford didn't have heart attack
SALEM, MASS. There is "no
evidence" Democratic Presidential
Candidate Terry Sanford suffered a heart
attack Sunday night when he cut short a
campaign appearance and was rushed to
Salem Hospital, doctors said Monday.
"Following extensive diagnostic tests and
a complete physical examination of former
Gov. Terry Sanford, (doctors) report no
evidence ol either a heart attack or coronary
artery disease," a hospital spokesman said.
Sanford was told by Drs. Chester E. Clark
and Richard J. Hannah to remain
hospitalized another night "as a common
sense precaution," forcing cancellation of a
four-day campaign swing through New
Hampshire.
Sanford was admitted to the hospital after
complaining of minor chest pains during a
private reception in Marblehead. His press
secretary, David Ethridge, said Sanford had
. no history of heart trouble.
All tests which have been run are normal
and they've run all the tests. As a common
sense precaution, Sanford will spend
another night in the hospital for observation
and will undergo routine tests Tuesday
morning, Ethridge said.
Agatha Christie dies at age 85
LONDON Dame Agatha Christie,
perhaps the most popular and prolific
detective mystery writer of all time, died
Monday at the age of 85.
A spokesman for her literary agent said
If you are Interested In planning orientation activities for
transfers and freshmen coming to Carolina in the fall, pick up
an area coordinator application at the information desk in the
Union or from the Residence Director In your area.
The Federal Summer Employment Examination is given
only in January and February. The final deadline for applying
to take the test is January 16. Mailing forms and more
information are available at Career Planning and Placement,
211 Hanes Hall.
All students interested in working for the committee on Off
Campus Student Affairs should sign up in Suite C of the
Union. The first meeting will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday in
Suite C
Tour the Soviet Union: Escorted by Prof. E.W. Brooks,
UNC History Dept., to Moscow, Kiev, Leningrad, Tallinn, and
Helsinki, Finland. May 13-27, 1976. $999.00 total. Tour may
be taken for course credit if desired. For details, contact
Brooks, 475 Hamilton Hall, UNC (Tel. 933-5043), or come to a
meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Room 420 Hamilton Hall.
Friday's voter registration announcement was incorrect.
Registration is only held on Thursdays.
Each Wednesday at "A Woman's Place . . ." women of all
ages are invited to attend a Bag-Lunch Relaxer from noon to
2 p.m. Plans for the focus of winter and spring lunches will be
made at the Wednesday meetings Jan. 14 and 21. Folks at "A
Woman's Place . . " desire Input from women in . the
-community and on campus who have topics or. Information
they wish to share with other women.
Those Interested in contributing to the Bryan Gainous Bail
Fund please contact Elisabeth Corley at 929-7026.
Sign-up for Informal sorority rush today through Friday,
MWF noon-3 and TTH 9-11 in Suite A of the Union.
New Carolinian, a quarterly magazine, Is now accepting
articles tor its March Issue. Reviews, non-fiction and fiction
will be considered. Editorial, advertising and business staff
positions are also available. If interested call Harriet at 933
0245 (3-5 p.m.) or 967-3191 (evenings) or come by the DTH
office from 3-5 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays.
Student Specials
Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday nights
featuring Colorado Beef, and all the
bread and salad you can eat!
MONDAY
Sirloin Steak Burger
Reg. 2.95
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Does not include beverage
TUESDAY
Beef Brochette
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Social-Child Care Worker tor Youth Residential Services
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(husbands can hold another Job or attend school). Minimum
age, 21. Phone for application Raleigh, 833-2325.
LEARN TAEKWONDO. the art and discipline of Korean
Karate. Taught by R. S. Campbell, ChangMoo-Kwan and
American Taekwondo Association 3rd degree blackball.
Hinton James Dorm lounge, Mondays, Wednetcays 7:30
9:00 p.m. Fridays optional). Other stylists welcome, ranks
recognized.
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death came at her home in WaHingford, 25
miles outside London. She had been unwell
since she broke her hip a year ago and had
been bedridden for some months.
Dama Agatha the queen honored her
with that title -wrote 88 published books
which sold approximately 400 million
copies, and her most famous detective
creations were the white-haired village
spinster Miss Jane Marple and sauve.
moustachioed Belgian Hercule Poirot.
She killed off Poirot in the best seller
"Curtain" published in 1975 but she outlived
Miss Marple who will meet her end in an as
yet unnamed book that is now awaiting
publication in England.
Miss Marple's observation of her feilow
residents in the village of St. Mary Meade
enabled her to help police solve crimes
without dropping a stitch in her knitting
Poirot, a dapper octogenarian Belgian with ;
waxed moustache, may have been mon
famous. Some literary critics rated him a:
fiction's most celebrated sleuth aftei
Sherlock Holmes.
In addition to her mystery novels she
w rote 17 plays and poetry. One of her plays,
"The Mouse Trap," is in its 24th year on the
London stage, the longest running play in
British history.
One of her more successful novels was
"Orient Express" which became a smash
movie. It was the success of that book that
led her to take what was to have been her
final work from a bank vault and publish it.
That was "Curtain" in which Poirot dies.
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