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By ANNE-MARIE DOWNEY
Staff Writer
The state Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board's refusal to issue a permit to sell
beer and wine at Elliot's Nest has forced
the popular Chapel Hill night spot to
close.
Tony Gore, owner of Elliot's Nest, said
Sunday he decided to close the nightclub
last Wednesday after he was told that the
ABC office had denied his request for a
permanent permit.
Gore, who bought the club in
December, had been operating with a
temporary ABC permit. The nightclub
will remain closed until he is able to
appeal the permit denial, Gore said.
Gore's appeal before an ABC hearing
officer is scheduled for Feb. 15.
"This is not very pleasant for me," Gore
said. "It's a financial strain on me. We
need to get the doors open. It's kind of
hard to take. It's very frustrating. There's
nothing you can do. The ABC Board has
very broad powers." After receiving a
petition from Graham Street residents
who requested that the club's ABC permit
be denied, the ABC office decided not to
issue the permit. The club could stay open
without the ABC permit, but no beer or
wine could be sold on the premises.
Gore said he would try to move up the
date of his ABC hearing in hopes of
Career-oriented women
promote social coalition
Approximately 150 UNC women have
pooled their resources and talents this
month to form the Women's Graduate
and Professional Coalition, an
organization geared toward career
oriented personal and professional
development.
"There's comfort in numbers knowing
that other women are breaking
traditional patterns not giving up a
career for marriage or because they get
married and follow their husbands
around," said Kim Keef, a member of the
coalition's executive council and
president of UNC Association for
Women in Business.
In addition to the Association for
Women in Business, the coalition consists
of members from campus organizations
for women in planning, social work and
law. Keef said she hopes the coalition can
The lucky ticket winners
A drawing was held Saturday to select
persons eligible to purchase the 100 UNC
student tickets available for the Atlantic
Coast Conference basketball tournament
Feb. 28-March 1 in the Greensboro
Coliseum. Those selected must present
their student ID, athletic pass and $50 by
Friday to the ticket office in Carmichael
Auditorium to receive a receipt which can
be exchanged for tickets at the
tournament box office.
If any tickets remain after Friday,
students on alternate list number 22 will
be given the opportunity to purchase
tickets Feb. 4-5. Alternate lists 123, 191
and 52 will be eligible Feb. 6-7, Feb. 8 and
11, and Feb. 12-13 respectively.
Those selected Saturday for eligibility
to purchase tickets this week were:
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Poison, Henry Best, James Kitchens, Tim Patton,
Sheila Dye, Robert Previtte, Tim Futrell, Macon
Singletary, William Council, Sara Anderson, Jan
Kovach, David Sultzer, Marcie Jones, Scott A.
Weiner, Carol Colclough, Ann Archer, Bill Hand,
Bill Bolding. Jeffrey Fowler, Bill Thompson, Max A.
Harris Jr., John R. Bradsher, Ward S. Lambeth.
List 142: Sarah Woodhouse, Elizabeth Baugh
Harrison, Robert W. Suddreth, Douglas J. Scott,
Stephen Shoaf, Bill Hight, Eddie Smith, Doug
Richardson, Ted Kerner, Lisa Motsinger, Lisa Riggs,
Pat Brown, Teresa Riggs, Amber Babb, Henry Boyd,
Stephanie Ballard, Sherry Brown, Kim Hallman,
Linda McEntirc, Angela Lloyd, Steve Porter,
William H. Hayes, Drake Johnson, Vance Spinks,
Lori Tutterow.
List 203: Vann Irvin, David Black, Chuck Hicks,
Jane Martinelli, Robin Piplaw, John Barrett, Amy
Schwartz, Hank Steinberg, Bob Goldwasser,
Barbara Olsson, John E. Rothbaum, Scott Twery,
Kathy Carter, Mike Kessler, Neil Strom, Rich
Sneiderman, Stan Eisenberg, Russ Martin, Phil
Madison, Ken Tethmeier, Barbara Parys, Reid
Woodard, Mark Bensen, Dave Eason.
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reopening the club sooner. I think it (the
ABC Board's ability to close a club) is
rather unfair," Gore said. "But according
to what I've been told, that's the way the
ABC operates."
Elliot's Nest has been the target of
complaints from residents of South
Graham Street who say some patrons of
the club disrupt their neighborhood.
Noise, traffic, obscene behavior and
littering all were problems listed in the
residents' petition to the ABC Board.
The residents also have requested that
the Chapel Hill Town Council prohibit
parking on South Graham Street 1 0 p.m.
6 a.m. daily to eliminate problems created
by the nightclub's patrons. The council
will vote on the proposal tonight. Town
Manager Gene Shipman has
recommended that the council also
restrict parking on South Roberson
Street and Cameron Avenue between
Roberson and Graham Streets.
Gore said he will not object to the
parking restrictions.
"I'm not going to try to tell the town
what to do with parking," he said.
If parking on the surrounding
residential streets is prohibited, Gore
said, the residents complaints against the
club may be quieted. Patrons would no
longer have to walk through the
neighborhood to get to their cars, he said.
also attract women from several other
fields. The coalition is the first
organizational structure available to such
women's groups at UNC, she said.
The coalition will sponsor a
professional women's seminar Feb. 16 in
Carroll Hall auditorium. Jinx Melia, a
management consultant from
Washington, D. C, and author of the
book, Homemaking: Myth and Reality,
will speak on risk-taking in various fields.
The seminar will be divided into two
sessions, one 9:30 a.m.-noon and the
other from 1 -3:30 p.m. The seminar is $2.
The coalition also plans to sponsor
activities involving the leaders of various
women's groups and to coordinate
activities with the UNC Association of
Women Students, Keef said.
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Gordon, Elwood Stone, Barbara Stone, Henry
Mason, Joan Templeton, Mary SherrilU David
Downing, Walker Worth, James Smith,' Britt
Starling, Jorge Seiggie, Greg Springs, Michael
Lindsay, David Lange, Charles Cross, Mark,
Edwards, Tol Broome, Nestor Fitzgerald, George N.
Miller, Joe McCullen, Laurie Truesdell, Martha
Waggoner, Susan Ladd.
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Student body office-seekers will unfold
their campaign platforms in the first
candidates forum of the election season at
the Residence Hall Association
endorsement hearings at 5:30 p.m.
Tuesday in 205 Carolina Union.
Candidates for student body president.
Daily Tar Heel editor, Carolina Athletic
Association president and RHA
president will be given two minutes each
to present their platforms. The RHA
Board of Governors then will question
the candidates before determining who
will receive RHA endorsements. The
forum will be open to the public.
I think we will probably all be
listening for different things," RHA
President William Porterfield said. The
RHA board will be looking for which
candidates they think w ill act in the best
interests of students living in University
housing, Porterfield said.
"There is no guarantee that the
governing board will endorse a
candidate," he said. Candidates for
Residence Hall Association president
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Inn.
Taylor, who has served as
chancellor since Feb. 1, 1972,
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announced his resignation on the
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may speak at the hearing but will not be
taken into consideration for
endorsement.
RHA also has scheduled individual
dorm forums." The dorm forums will be
chaired by the governors of the particular
area. A time limit will be set for each
candidate to speak, but persons wishing
to ask questions may stay afterward to
speak with the candidates.
The first forum will be held at 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 3 in Kenan lobby for residents of
Spencer, Triad and Old Well (STOW). A
forum will be held at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 5 in
the basement of Parker for Scott College
and at 9 p.m. in Morehead Cellar for the
More head Confederation. Forums will
be held at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 6 in Winston
Lounge for Henderson Residence
College and at 9 p.m., in Mangum
basement for Olde Campus. The forums
will move to the main lounge of
Ehringhaus at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 7 and at 9
p.m. in the main lounge of Morrison.
Forums w ill be held at 10 p.m. Feb. 10
in Granville Towers cafeteria, and at 9
p.m. in the Craige green room. The final
forum will be at 9 p.m. Feb. 1 2 in the main
lounge of Hinton James.
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