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2The Daily Ter HeeiTuesd3y, March 24, 1981 i 1 1 r T! i i Tvr 0 :i)a v! fp) r77T TrTTl'r ti r ffiTfTi r ti no srs t-t n tjti 1 1 ry tvt Dy KEN SIM AN".. ' Siarr Writer Federal, state and local governments conspired with the Ku K!ux Klan and the National Socialist (Nazi) Party in the murders of five Communist Workers Party mem- . bers in Greensboro, said Earl Tockman, an attorney for The Legal Alliance for Greensboro Justice. Tockman made the claim at a symposium held at the UNC Law School Thursday night entitled "Sheets and Swastikas." Discussion at the symposium centered around the government's role in the November 3, 1979, slayings and the inequities the Alliance said prevailed in last year's trial of the six Nazis and Klansmen charged with the slayings. All six defendants were acquitted. While a videotape of the shootings played, Tockman. said actions of Nazis and Klansmen demonstrated that the shootings of the CWP members were premeditated. Dy CELESTE FORD Special to the Daily Tar Heel Self-perception was the theme of Dr. Helen Nunn's speech Saturday before The Black Woman conference, sponsored by the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. The lack of attendance, especially of white participants, further emphasized the pro blems and lack of understanding that wow opEwr FREE RESOLE Second Sola is tho only store in North Carolinathat gives you a free reso!o on every pair of athletic shoes you buy costing over $25. 'SaSe shoes excluded) University Square facing Granvilio Tovverc 942-1078 (formerly Sports coupon Grand Opening Special iL. Frm mm fmm s-s --- This coupon is worth a FREE T-SHIRT when you buy any regularly priced ath letic shoes (canvas shoes excluded cPSGfliiUGCm chid) rates 25 words or less Students -1:75. ) Non-Students 2.75 . Add 5 fur each additional word 1 .00 mot (ur boxed ad or boldfaca typa 10 percent discount fof ada run 5 consecutive day ffa Print Vry CJaarfy cnnounccn2cnt3 CATCH MATT SCMENE In concert at Union Soc ial Commute' LOCAL LYRICS. Origin! lo'k, blurt & politic. Tie dmlslon & rt-fttffchmenu. Wed., 325, 8 PM-Unlon Snackbar. THE CONSCIOUSNESS OF THE HEALING CHinST I the till of lecture to be hell Turtil.iv, Match 24 at 4.00 pm In 222 Greenlaw by John Grant C.S.B. iponvored by Christian Science Organlifttion at UNC. THIS Wtr.K ONLY AT JASPER'S TUESDAY NIGHT tpecUl-rock and roll ovrt Otty rock and roll It played no beach! I re draft from 9.00-12 00. 1 2. CO cover. I RESHMEN WOMEN: Interested In a U cmeier u holarhip? Application ar avftiLiLU at The PanheHenie OfT-. Suit A, Union and at The Union Dvtk. Call 9U-7GC1 k roor Inkirmation. SPACE SHUTTLE LAUNCH EUS TTT.P Th AttroRomy Club and S.O.A.R.S hav hartrrrd but allowing f.fjutl planning. AitftjUmat cost J SO round-trip. l or Info CU Sun 942 57S7, Oirts 942 7127, or iatk TOKIGHT Prdv faa LAD!3 LOCKOUT. All Ul BtJ IC;S3. 5 draft2S ctS0 !! drlakadoa'l aaiaa 1:1 1981 SENIOH CLASS preteal "t1 ACI COACH", !r1r3 l.Un V. ayn m th l;ir3c Kid. lOMGirr at 8 p.m. in Cam 3 H..3. AJ!tsik 11.00. roce4 to b hotft.ij I wui. too t,lU'i S" 7-10. -.- . I (1ST: iA'l'i'V COtl ISfU'-X vnUfwarth i4rthrt l-t-'r tJal.ifl mni NJ'i J- ?- Aji, vta U I1t m i4 IUitd-tja) btteet. i s'.l 'j7 S"-"'! i -Nazi and Klan members said they were shooting in self defense. Tockman said Klansmen and Nazis operated in organized, military-like fashion during the demonstra tion of CWP members and shootings which followed. Tockman also emphasized incidents which,' he said, proved that the government cooperated with the Klan Nazi group in the shootings: Ed Dawson, an informer for the Greensboro police and FBI, infiltrated the Klan; and Bernard Butkovich, an agent of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Fire- . arms, infiltrated the Nazi group involved in the killings, Tockman said. Both helped organize the Klan-Nazi caravan the day of the shootings, yet neither was arrest ed, he said. Greensboro police issued a parade permit to the CWP members for the demonstration under the condi tion that the demonstrators would not carry guns. Tockman said this was an unusual request because guns oman (uomjerence black women face at UNC and in the community. Nunn, a home economics professor and the second black faculty member at Memphis State University, said that self perception was influenced by skills, knowledge and concepts from life experi ence. Although black women have more opportunity today, their .situation is less structured and more threatening. 'certain shoes cannot be resotod A Foot) LOST: WOMAN'S WATCH. Uptown Feb. 28. Very sentimental. Reward. 3-6086 Libby. LOSTt Clack and whit cat female, cataed Tanner en since Sat. DUtinctivn black marking on face. Lost near Hillsborough St. nas can 9 12-S&S9. t FOUND Sat. night at ZBT Mile of Pennies party. Ladies watch. Call 967-3349 after 11 pm and Identify. FOUND: 1 blue IZOD jacket. Found 3 or 4 weeks ago. Say where you lost it & tt'c yours. Call Jell 3-2592. help ivsntcd WANTED: NON SMOKING MALES as subject in paid EPA breathing experiment on the UNC Ctl campus. Total time commitment is 10-15 hours Including a free physical examination. Pay is I5.C0 per hour. We need heahhy males, B3 18-40 with no allergies and no hayfever. Call 8-5 Hon .-iri. lor more Information. 966-1253. SUMMER JOB OPENINGS FOR CAMP COUNSELORS at Camp Sea Gull (boys) and Camp Sealarer (gdls). Serving as a camp counselor 1 a challenging and rewarding opportunity to work with young people, age 7-16. Sea Gu'J and Seafarer arc health and character development camp located on the coast of North Carolina and feature sailing, motorboating, and seamanship, plus many usual camping activities including a wide variety of major port. Q'ja'.fcation Include a genuine Interest In young people, ability to Imiruct in one phate of the camps" prostams, and excellent n-iVrervcr. For further Information and application, pleate writ a brWf resume' of training and experience in area') k.iHfd to Don Chek. Director. Camp Sea Gu3 Seafarer. P.O. Vh 10976, RaUlah. North Carolina 27605. LirEGUAHDS: U?id summer Job In Parkwood. excellent rKmrs, WSl preferred but not required. Muil be IS years old or over. For Information, call DID YOUR SPRING CREAK JOE HUNT turn up noshing! Nation! f.i ra tiee lt sltarp UNC Hu4t'! lor Motk outifcie N C. Good ps4 Ruoet for intrtvM writ to P.O. Co 7S6, Chel ltl N C ACCOUNT ANTNSCI IT Atr)lTOIi POSITION N .ht u.l.f to aui'.l ireotsi kr wtwk-' nd cor.f. tee at Ua.: T. .. Cojvtava lnKi,5.- t.oy, fjt.,,KrJ uu,ier4 id meal :.wtU U v r, A.t,.jr. g taL-'riund n r,fy. I -., I r , v !.." 1 1 t ) t' ? t) m. H .- : j i - I k' m-J ?iv lhroti--h n.iJiV ..ii. I ur aft ;-s 1.ta?m, a3 t 7H1 o otn ! v Ota'tviS lowers Sowh thiiv-erity Swuaie. I I I i f . r-ACCHU. h i .. h dj i.-.'.., .'. N rijnyncr nr rtv A,-, y at !e is TtMrS. tt.u Sat. mitt I ZJ p m. STOCK m-K!.T TOSIIION caning fur sradrf! A4tanf to iJtirttii A :iwth A liahm fc4-d . mi '...- f-.'n Ss trtsikil ti. -I abutted, a t wuttf U and fwKiMi tt-f;J. t jctlitfftt -t-wttSfy t'J k- UmiI tf.e stk anaiket. SaUry -tu tummtkkhm iKrt iiiecd. Wnd tetnt to Hi. Saundns, I t). lios M2. Dothaa NC 27M-2. I I Expires I lJ. J 4181 f tress es seij "The middle-class black woman has a broader base for stability because of greater guidelines," she said. "Young black women raised by a middle-aged mother are in a paradoxical situation to be conservative or creative and original. She's struggling still to find a place in American society." . She said that black women must learn to deal with themselves and sometimes 1 ' ' -it: M r G l'V':iKAv. 1 People are Running to the Rathskeller for super Lunch and Dinner specials like these Ranch House Ribs $6.95 (ALL YOU CAN EAT!) Succulent, meaty barbequed beef bones with french hies, salad and garlic bread! r Stealis Sandwiches Pizza Rare Roast Beef All ABC Permits Major Credit Cards A Chapel Hilt Tradition for 32 Years! Classified ads may be placed at the DTH Offices or mailed to the DTH Carolina Union 065A, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. services ATTENTION GRAD AND HONORS STUDENTS. Aaron Service will type your papers at a discount. That's right, a 10 discount on .theses and dissertations. If you want it right, bring it to Aaron Literary Services. NCN3 Plaza, .967-1270. HELIUM FILLED BALLOON BOUQUETS DELIVERED for special occasions or just for fun.' Singing clowns available. Ask about our student special. Call Balloons and Tunes 967-3433. SKYBUS 8l-"No Frills" Student Teacher Flights Europe, Asia, Israel, Africa. MIDEAST Global StudentTeacher Travel Service. 521 Fifth Avenue New York. N.Y. 10017 212-379-3532 or 212-883-0111. roommates WANTED FEMALE ROOMMATE lor summer school. Own bedroom in Klngswood Apt. On L bus route, pool, laundromat. Rent negotiable pleas caU 967-3941 after 5:00 pm. Hurry! . NEEDED: U3ERAL FEMALE ROOMMATE to shar Vi Royal Park Apt and Vr expenses lor summer and or next school year. CaU Mary at 9295775 or 933-3278. MALE ROOMMATE FOR NOCT YEAR in Kingswood Apt, Starts In August. Also summer sublet available. Call 933-9554. NON-SMOKING FEMALE WANTED to shar bedroom In 2 bedroom Colony Apt, starting June or August. Shar V rent and utilities. Ca3 Teresa or Ann. 929-7769. anytime. TWO NON SMOKING MALE ROOMMATES wanted to shar Foxcroft apt. pool, AC. bunJin. ad nauseam. CaU Mark. 967-9912. after 9. Leave message. awa. w 1973 CATPJ 4 CYLINDER. 4 peed. brand new clutch, radial tires, uw- tegular gasoline, food gas mika-3, c3 933-34 1 anytime. TICKETS: Four ticket to the P.aal in phrVhU. C3 Mark t SlS-$tS-2m Ufa 2 p.m. fi-t c.rr. ajaaaaajMaaMajpjajaajajMM f .fi aV. r W w . - HWA30 IZAD'SQ POST Evnin Ck.'d & SW 13, 14. 11; 'M -y. av.J if.ul f.iU. I'-wyifti dukmoJ t Cr6t &. ovf. and iL'j r, - 1D W. fr.i.La ; ) C2U, ca :i w:t f,iT,ir: v - v; tfcy. y J taia. A3 rda jirti.'irJ, I :.. t c 4 tor. i..: II fl 1 ZZl t-H&lm Crir, displayed openly are legal in North Carolina. , According to Tockman, Greensboro police gave a copy of the rally permit to Dawson, the Klan infiltrator. The permit included information revealing the starting site of the.CWP's rally and the gun prohibition. Greensboro police were aware that the Klan-Nazi caravan was armed, Tockman said, yet made no attempts - to stop the caravan or to protect the demonstrators. After the shootings, Greensboro police did not pur sue eight of the nine cars in the Klan-Nazi caravan, he said. Tockman also denounced last year's trial which acquitted the Nazis and Klansmen of all charges. In protest of the court's verdict, the Alliance has filed a civil rights suit in North Carolina Federal District Court which alleges a conspiracy between the govern ment, corporations, and the Klan and Nazis aimed at disrupting labor organizations in North Carolina. - perception change their attitudes to deal with the real world. Nunn said students should look past the four year college degree to a life-long learning process. "The education system passes on the accumulated culture of the past that's oriented around subject mat ters and traditional skills," she said. "The goal is producing intelligent persons who can think in society and interact in ways appropriate to the circumstance." Nunn said that black women could not mourn the trials and tribulations of being black in a predominantly white institution. She said "So what?" to this "stereo typing" and added "You can't blame others for what happens to you." Nunn came to Memphis State 13 years ago, one month after Martin Luther King's assassination. She said she. had r stayed there because ' "black students need role models, encouragement and motivation." The audience's enthusiastic applause affirmed this need at UNC. , We are now accepting application for August Foxcroft Apartments. 929-8389 or 967-5264. GAY AND PROUD? Be a CGA outreach speaker to classes or organizations. Speaker orientation session on Wednesday March 25 at 7 p.m. in Frank Porter Graham Lounge, Union. OLDE CAMPUS RESIDENTS Elect Rusty Sebastian Governor of Old Campus Confederation. Vote today In your lounge. evented WANTED (BADLY): TWO STYX TICKETS. Anything is fine. Pleas call Archer. 933-4245, nd keep trying; RIDER (OR RIDE) WANTED to Atlanta; leaving Friday morning, March 27; returning Monday . morning. March 30. Share expenses. Call Brent, 967-8572 (nights) or 966-1121, ext. 215 (days). Leave message. WANTED: TWO WOMEN'S HOUSING CONTRACTS for next year preferably at Morrison but anywhere fin. They need not be together. Can 933-4397. Keep trying! U.N.C. STUDENT LOTTERY LOSER wants to buy your student tkket to the final lour la PhiSy. C3 Tom at 967 2 145. WANTED: Back issue of SKIING MAGAZINE. From Dec 79 to Jan. Feb. March S3 or near. CaU liz. 933-5917. Reward. for rent TWO ELDHOOM Carolina apt, for sublet available mid- May-Aug. S275 per month CaU 933-321. SUMMER SUCLET: May 15-Af IS. Nkfty ftamishadl two b$4iQ&m Old W3 Aft. 1-bm rent BeqocUU. C3 929-5219. SUMMER SU2LET: 3 bdrra Townhous Apt. 12Ii5 tiZiU, Som furriiure. May thru. Aug. For kiformalioa caS Courtney or KatJty f 67-304C') after 5. SUCLTT: AVATLATdX LATE Am JJy bedroom llntverttty Lak Apt. FuCy carpeted, diape, r ; ne. cer rral . stann5g pvtd & Laundry, tm bwa-kn. C3 S2M 4 1 5 early am. Ut pm. SUBLET: MAY 15-AUG 15. 2 bedroom Ral Park Ap. AQ tw".ft. px,l. Ca3 Si7.J7. SUllLfTT 2 Wf Royal P'k Apartment. pl, SAVE 55 f-:? V 9 Wlrovtn. pari lrfft.Uh4 Igui.U a;:artnsest t';;!! H.y 15 fw t f f-rt. Of D tie fjt. U h pm4 r$ tsi c -t. C3 f ':''7"Ji4t COCL. Ctr ' qt :.'.7T Zummm U ,'- A. C 4 b-JLr tn tiwii.-y V. ' n. i...!r'jt...'1f,MV.I'llJ . wmss C Court niica on rape, WASHINGTON (AP) The Supreme Court ruled Monday that state "sta tutory rape' laws do not discriminate against men. By a 5 vote, the justices upheld a California law that makes it a crime for men or boys to have sexual intercourse with consenting females not yet 18. The court's majority said the law does not represent a form of unconstitu tional sex discrimination just because women and girls cannot be charged .with the same crime for having sex with boys not yet 18. The justices also ruled that state law may require that the parents of a girl who seeks an abortion be notified. The court's 6-3 decision upheld a Utah law challenged by a girl identified only as "HL," who sought an abortion in 1978 at the age of 15. . , .-.' .... Franklin given life terms SALT LAKE ClTY (AP) Avowed racist Joseph Paul Franklin was sen tenced Monday to the maximum penalty of two consecutive life terms for violating the civil rights of two black joggers by shooting them to death. About 10 marshals wrestled Franklin to the floor and handcuffed him after an outburst which began after the sentence was read with Franklin telling U.S. District Judge Bruce Jenkins, "This whole thing is a farce.' He also called the two prosecutors in the case "a trained monkey" and "a faggot" and said Jenkins was "nothing but an agent of this communist government." Franklin, 30, was convicted March 4 by a federal jury of violating the civil rights of David Martin, 18, and Ted Fields, 20, who were shot to death Aug. 20 near Liberty park while jogging with two white women. Besides the Salt Lake charges, franklin faces murder charges in the deaths of a black man and a white woman in Oklahoma City and the deaths of two black men in Indianapolis. The U.S. Justice Department is also investigating Franklin in connection with the, sniper wounding last May of National, Urban League President Vernon Jordan in Fort Wayne, Ind. - pressure, and the Treasurer coordinates the bookkeeping of the orientation funds. The funds are raised through a fee all new students pay as part of their student fees. "Last year funds were allocated to the resi dence hall areas, and there was no way to check if there were deficits or surpluses in the bud"- " Reid said. "This year, the ftm "s" THE CAROLINA I MONDAY, APRIL 6 8 p.m., Memorial Hall Admission Free A Carolina Union Forum Committee Presentation All ads must be prepaid Deadline: Ad must be received by 12 (noon) one business day before ad is to run. THREE BEDROOM FURNISHED CAROLINA APT. lor sublet available mid May-Aug. I275 per month plus utilities. Free cable TV and Showtime. Can 9674612. , KAPPA ALPHA THETA SORORITY HOUSE will be open both sessions of summer school. $145 session for double, $200sesslon for single. For more Information, can the house manager at 967-9166. OPTION TO RENEW teas with May sub leas of 2 br apt. or just leas for 1st summer session. 2 CO mo. on bus rout, pool. Pleas can 929-1034 for more Info anytime evenings best. SUBLET 2-BEDROOM FURNISHED Klngswood Apt. from May 15-Aug. 15. Good location, AC, L bus route, pool, cab! TV available, 4299 mo. For more information call 967-4329. NEED SUMMER HOUSING? Furnished room at Carolina Apts. Available (female) May IS-Aug. 15. Pool, AC, reasonable rates. Ca3 9&73St2, rS f irt WASHINGTON D.C. or near Atlanta (GainaviS. Ga.) ride wanted to either of the areas anytime. Wi3 pay more than my share. Any Information pl call 933-2 S92. 175 REWARD for Information leading to the rental A m hows 1 m or krs from campus. ISO - reward for how 2 iw3s or less. Starting summer, Ca3 Ben, 933-5196. Picas keep tryif , CAM Rl. EDOFStN: U dejeuner m'amusait trop. Quand sl-cc o to pews ptprer 1 diner poue . "ud? F.epond-mo4 a yttUL. s'll 1 pU. An bsreied peon. . TO MY ONE AND ONXY EASY-Smt,R I knuw Tm a romanticKf, but time tk that what Fv bee lording ku, yoa ifsk tJ.em that mix h trw.4 spectI. Ikt to toil ! d q-ikei kid. A3 my k. Tommy, tLA.nOM-f rijv hhfs m tro on my twin kv. Yo'r aj'.t i"t na-h" Laura r,d ft,". itas..h. KAT1 f Y, Thank fcr swp i&IhimI, Stls, taven'ysrvf . t-.e bt. dClrJ. , fvfr:A. t:. f 1 aty oag I V , n?TT ti ti .! i 'v f-I-K k Part. "D EYFD 111! tlH BOYS'. W ' f-emSn v U-.-J if? t tret J4! Uf tt. H tJ f H a y At ff2I? fa.Ht ti t-."H, ll 4JV?) T . Jm, J R T, ELvSY. TWJt M r--'.-i S iAt ?..! K?r.- fevtt I'- MM oJ?.. hrfewV, Wi s.-i"at j-ia (YWr an trWLW ifcw" LaMT. atn :. : t-- Ta '.. ii (&u I :-. y u u abortion From page 1 be channelled through the treasurer and we'll know exactly where the money is going." "Everyone depends on the Orientation Pro gram. It is tremendously important to the University," Leaver said. "Our objectives are to make it a great program for the freshmen and transfers." UNION presents former peine mnnnoTEE TMre! Ocrld Leader -Unltcd-rintlono Geld ! w it .-.. Medal Llccipf cut Union Leader 1 WOULD UKE to thank the following wonderful people for my surprise 2 let birthday party. Paul M., James J. and Mary Jo, James and Ginger, Greg, Joe, Paul, and all th others. Special thank to Kim for making ft all come true. Lov Tommy B. BETH C: You looked cut on TV; got to Utah I see. Did you fly first class? Let's meet again sometime. Adios! Your friendly. Airport Stranger. ATTN ROCK COBBSTERS Aren't personal fun? Get psyched for th weekend, groover. Smoke it aS, drink It a3, but picas leav some for me. your better HEY C&ANVILLE! Vntn SISAQON PAU:ra L. Acdatc Gov, Ti LA 'mi MO VXD when I saw you com Into the bar last night, but you weren't wearing a ll-r9 Jones CoSeg Ring, Pleas pkk on out at the Student Store. Wed and Thur. This week and try gain. STOWi Elect Ctlftnn Matcalf STOW Overmor n Itarck 24. pl CJ 64 llcUw, Spencer, nndl T CU W3. SPRING GETAWAY! A spring weekend in th Smokies. No Interruptions except those you want! Study or unwind by th firesld In your cory cortag. W.C.U. Lbrary nearby, f 30 lur 2 people. 133 lor 4, nttefy. Montan IWoA, U.S. 441 South. SyWa. N C. 704- 5o6-4329. TO D.M.W.t Happy I9 h birthday to th 20a ekl ymiat transfer" just dfl'l ever caU me your "&y lady"! Mrs. Robinson. CONG.1ATS TO VIZ U.C SA.U.0 TIAM on thekr tpfs -W ttrv at Duk last Saturday. ttw dtMrs It tl to b I In SAISA-North tMkmf (At Wast I thm we). If-), b liking at Davtaon. ttLT BUCKLES AtiD STRIPS. !th1SbI bwtiks and stn-4 ,!" and 1 sies. Al v4' le ar gold ('A bh and trer5 bl w!i Is-Atl-s 11. C3 Tmy W.tr at f S24'5"1, Ltav Mr1. ; WANDA JUDY CA? YWf r tk tta Bfs lit Udy and t lev Yu. A for iJrr I rfw.M fated Lk y'3. I r!V 'f I tAki)'t N a damn! "Kwtl Sen" of vm GfOD lak RimM 1 1- You. -DDL. I :::C. H..;- tlt lu)ii. tv aiv. fUMn. TO Ti ".. i t O'.r.f. I1IOTOO t Vkk AWTH 41: '..i-rs .i-..-j y--5f at rn 11 1 V. 1 ' rs: - tjf-Kf Kt a tp, CTHY S , IIj; , ! i fw if-a yWi 21 I s'.i- i wr- s W ,l. th K4 i"U f --. t r ? 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