2The Daily Tar HeelThursday, November 3, 1983
Young Democrats question state attorney general hopefuls
By LINDA QUEEN
Staff Writer
Two Democratic candidates for N.C. attorney general
responded to questions from members of the UNC Young
Democrats in a forum Tuesday night in the Carolina
Union.
Lacy Thornburg, a former Superior Court judge from
Sylva, and District Attorney Howard Boney from Edge
combe County each gave their views on such topics as
drug smuggling, the state's prison system and the en
vironment. Both candidates are graduates of the UNC
School of Law.
Young Democrats president Harry Kaplan, who
moderated the forum, asked the candidates about the
N.C. prison system and alternative sentencing.
"In sentencing, we've got to say to the criminal, 'What
are you going to do for us?' " Boney said. "What's im
portant is swiftness of punishment. If there's a solution, it
rests in society."
Thornburg said the stale ' -. ! - U- good use of alter
Despite national glut, law schools graduate 40,000 a
By BILL RIEDY
Staff Writer
Despite the much-publicized glut of
lawyers nationwide, law schools continue
to 'graduate about 40,000 lawyers annual
ly. Giles Kennedy, director of admissions
at the University of Georgia School of
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native sentencing programs. "A lot of the prison popula
tion is made up of people who write bad checks," he said.
Both candidates stressed the importance of protecting
the environment.
"The state has no meaningful environmental legisla
tion," Thornburg said. "The attorney general needs to
provide leadership to make laws, then enforce them."
Boney proposed creating a staff within the attorney
general's office to advocate environmental policy. "Until
that occurs, I think the attorney general needs to work
with DAs, groups and law enforcement to conduct public
forums and publicity."
Another issue of statewide concern has been drug
smuggling. "In all the years that I sat on the bench, I
don't think I tried over two or three major drug dealers,"
Thornburg said. "Most were small dealers. The attorney
general can coordinate local, state and federal agencies in
combating the flow of drugs."
Boney said the state should address drug trafficking as
"a crime problem."
Law, said applications to Georgia were
down about 5 percent last year from
previous years. The number of students
applying to law schools nationwide drop
ped to 70,000 in 1982-83 from about
72,000 the previous year, he said.
But economics did not play much of a
factor in overall applications, Kennedy
said. J 'The number of applicants had
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"I think this may be what we are seeing
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"The only role economics is playing is
in causing people to turn to state law
schools as opposed to private
institutions," he said. "Last year Har
vard experienced a drop in applications
from 7,400 to 6,200."
Kennedy was one of 15 law school
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Wednesday in Great Hall that was co
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"The purpose of the forum was to
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"First, we ought to commit resources to stopping them
(drug dealers) at waterways and airways," he said. "But
it's going to take a comprehensive program nationwide to
really stop them."
And both candidates had their opinions on state and
federal investigations into political corruption in North
Carolina.
"I don't believe in politically motivated investigations,"
Boney said of the recent probes into wrongdoing among
public officials in the state. "I don't think we get the
benefit or kind of equal justice in our federal system that
we have in our state system."
Thornburg said he didn't feel it was necessary for the
FBI to do the work of state investigators. "It is the duty of
local investigators and the SBI (State Bureau of Investiga
tion), and they are capable and ought to do the in
vestigating." Another candidate for attorney general, former U.S.
Attorney H.M. "Mickey" Michaux, was invited to the
forum, but was not present.
year
Raines, president of the Pre-Law Club.
Lisa Dam, a senior Spanish major,
said, "I think it is a great opportunity to
learn more substantial information about
a school than you can obtain from a
catalog."
Having so many law schools
represented at one time made it easier
than sending out for information and
helps getting applications in, she said.
Jane DiFolco, from the law school ad
missions office at Emory University, said
student turnout had been' steady
throughout the day.
Representatives said students were
most concerned with admissions stan
dards, procedures and finances.
"Students are becoming more
sophisticated," said Thomas Trujillo,
dean of admissions at the UNC School of
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WASHINGTON Top network
representatives Wednesday assailed a
ban on news coverage of the U.S. inva
sion of Grenada, with a CBS executive
calling the policy "the dawn of a new
era of censorship."
CBS News President Edward Joyce
told Congress the Reagan administra
tion resorted to "unprecedented cen
sorship" and "introduced a new rela
tionship with the press, a relationship
virtually unknown in U.S. history."
Testifying before a House Judiciary
subcommittee, Joyce said journalists
posed no threat to the security of the
invasion or the lives of U.S. troops. His
view was shared by senior commen
tator John Chancellor of NBC, and
ABC senior correspondent David
Brinkley.
"I am seriously concerned that we
may indeed by witnessing the dawn of a
new era of censorship, of manipulation
of the press, of considering the media
the handmaiden of government to
spoon-feed the public with
government-approved information,"
Joyce said.
The invasion began at dawn on Oct.
25, and reporters were given escorted
tours two days later. On Sunday,
reporters were permitted to cover the
invasion unescorted.
UNITED NATIONS The
General Assembly adopted a resolution
Wednesday calling for withdrawal of
foreign troops from Grenada. The vote
was 108-9 with 27 abstentions.
Those opposed included the United
States and some of the other Caribbean
countries joining it in the Oct. 25 inva
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sion of Grenada that ousted a Marxist
military junta that took over after the
assassination of Prime Minister
Maurice Bishop.
WASHINGTON With Martin
Luther King's widow at his side, Presi
dent Reagan on Wednesday signed
legislation he once opposed that honors
the slain civil rights leader with a na
tional holiday each year. Reagan said
King had "stirred our nation to the
very depths of its soul" in battling
racial cliscrimination.
Congressional leaders and veterans
of the civil rights movement, including
Jesse Jackson, the Rev. Ralph Aber
nathy, and Atlanta Mayor Andrew
Young, filled the Rose Garden for the
signing ceremony.
the proceedings climaxed as the
crowd softly sang, "We Shall Over
come" the anthem of King's non
violent crusade against segregation.
His widow, Coretta Scott King, told
the crowd, "America is a more
democratic nation, a more just nation,
a more peaceful nation because Martin
Luther King became her pre-eminent
non-violent commander."
While saying the nation had made
huge strides in civil rights, Reagan
declared, "traces of bigotry still mar
America."
RALEIGH Gov. Jim Hunt said
Wednesday he has learned of new en
vironmental threats that could be posed
by a water pipeline to Virginia, in
cluding increased pollution of the
Albemarle Sound.
Hunt said the 85-mile pipeline from
Lake Gaston to Virginia Beach also
poses environmental threats to Virginia
counties near the lake. He said he
learned of the potential problems at a
meeting Wednesday in Roanoke
Rapids with government officials, civic
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