NCSL accepting applications
Friday, September 9, 1977 The Daily Tar Heel 3
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pppiicauons tor positions on the UNC
delegation to the 1977-78 North Carolina Student
Ugislature (NCSL) will be accepted through
NCSl. delegates work during the academic year
on issues such as rimino tk. ;,r,,m ,.,.,..
allowing Sunday morning sales of beer and wine
and making it easier for indiidu;ils to establish
retail credit.
Any student can apply to be a delegate, and
approximately 50 seats on the delegation will be
filled this fall.
Applications can be obtained from and
returned to the Carolina Union desk. Applicants
Board considers Charlotte woman
CHARLOTTE (UPI) - Charlotte
Mecklenburg school official Kathleen
Crosby may be named to the University of
North Carolina Board of Governors today.
A L'niversitv-svxtem nITirial aiH thi
vacancy could be filled during today's
scheduled meeting
Two New War Games From Avalon Hill . . .
Victory in the Pacific
You command either the Japanese or the American airsealand
forces. Can you hold out against the onslaughts of the Japanese
after the attack on Pearl Harbor. Or, can you hold on as U.S.
strength gradually mushrooms. Can go either, way. Rated in
troductory in war game complexity. For ages 12 and up. Q gg
CAESAR
$11.95
Can the Roman besiegers withstand the attacks of the Gaulists in
this epic battle of Alesia, considered one of the greatest of all
recorded warfare. This monster game is rated intermediate in
complexity. For ages 12 and up.
Complete lines of Avalon Hill, Sports Illustrated, SPI, Taurus,
Game Designer Workshop, TSR and Lou Zocchi games of
strategy.
Billy Arthur
University Mall
Shop 10 to 9
Monday-Saturday
w ill be contacted lor interviews, w hich w ill be held
Sept. IX 14 and 1 5.
NCSL, established in IW as a debating
exercise, is composed of 40 student delegations
from North Carolina universities, colleges and
technical institutes. Since its establishment. NCSl.
has been instrumental in bringing issues to the
attention ol certain agencies and the C. General
Assembly and in passing hills drawn up by its
student delegations.
Last year, the UNC delegation researched and
wrote a bill on sex discrimination in the
availability and cost ol insurance in North
Carolina and another that authorized
gubernatorial succession and an assertive veto.
Some ABC stations upset over 'Soap'
By SI H'HKN H ARRIS
Staff Writer
.V(i. ADC's new prime lime soap opera
larce. has several ol the network's North
Carolina ul filiates in a lather.
WRM (Channel 5) in Raleigh and WCCR
(Channel IX in Charlotte, said they will not
run Stian because ol the show's content.
.V(Ki is a situation comedy that deals with
sexual, racial and religious themes. Among its
main characters are a transvestite. a
promiscuous mother and daughter, an
impotent husband, an adolescent obsessed
with pornography and other characters not
usually portrayed on television.
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Campus Tradition
Come see the campus casuals
from The Hub. . .Luxurious
crew neck sweaters in wools &
cashmeres. Snappy plaids
sportshirts. Wool flannel slacks.
All moderately priced at The Hub
Ltd. Come see.
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2. Beatles' Fields
jL 3. Chandler's Dahlia
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We hope you have some fun with the challenge.
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I he controveiMdl slum Iijk made program
election ditticult lor television maunders.
'I I he slum's) subiecl matter is not the
problem." said I red H.irber. general manager
ol WKAL. "It's that the show has no
substance. I he things it treats. H treats in a
li ivolous vvav
"It is a vcrv adult -tvpe program, and I think
it would ollend a number ol our adult
Mewers."
"We lelt that Six' was not something that
should gd on the an." said Beverly Ponton,
program director at WC'CB. "We lelt that it
was a little too permissive. Because ol this, we
lelt we had a responsibility to not run it. A
show ol this tvpe can he a precedent tor other
shows ol Us tvpe. and we lelt a responsibility to
stand against it."
But W(illl' (Channel S in High Point has
decided to air the program In a prepared
statement released I uesdav. WCilll officials
said. "Although we have reservations on Soap.
we think the show... is in good enough taste
and is acceptable to broadcast."
Stations WWAY (Channel 3) in
Wilmington and WCTI (Channel 12) in New
Bern also will broadcast the program, which
debuts Sept. I J.
Barber of WRAL and Cy Bahakel of
WCCB. two station heads, each made the final
decision not to air the show on their stations.
Barber delayed a decision on the show fo
four months. He saw the first two episodes of
Soap at an ABC station managers' meeting in
Los Angeles in May. He was told that the two
episodes would be redone and other scripts
w ould be available for inspection later. In early
August. ABC let Barber screen a third episode
and the two remade ones. However, the
promised scripts were not available. Barber
considered the new shows unacceptable and
decided not to air them.
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THE Daily Crossword
by Frank R. Jackson
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membership
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vegetable
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catch-all
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16 Literary
pseudonym
17 Historic
vehicles
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21 El -
22 Winter
hazard
23 Portion
24 Esteem
26 Racists
29 Provided
refreshment
32 Lyric poems
33 Cavalry
weapon
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hardy breed
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group
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school
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4 Cravat
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Caucasians
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fixture
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ship
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9 Statute
10 Bowler
11 Medicinal
herb
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need
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18 Baby oyster
19 Nautical
term
23 Mail
24 Fanatical
25 Polynesian
god
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holder
27 Utopian
28 Plaster of
paris
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a check
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underpart
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kiln
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despot
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54 Favorites
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journey
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58 WWII
initials
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poets