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Helms, East oppose passing anti-discrimination bill
The Associated Press
North Carolina Republicans Jesse Helms and John
East were among four senators who opposed a civil
rights bill on a procedural vote, but East said the
issue was not civil rights and blasted the Senate for
bowing to political pressure.
If you put the words 'civil rights on any bill, you
can get anything passed because the knees buckle and
they (the senators) will go along," East said as the
Senate voted 92-4 to cut off debate by opponents
of the legislation. "The knees buckle and their opines
curve
The bill would overturn a U.S. Supreme Court
ruling restricting the ability of the federal government
to cut off funds to educational institutions that
discriminate on the basis of sex. The legislation would
Town task force hears
supporters of greenway
At an open community discussion
last week, about 25 Chapel Hill
residents gave the town's Task Force
on Greenways unanimous support
for further greenway development.
Greenways exist for the pleasure
of those who enjoy walking, bicy
cling or jogging through wooded
areas, said Task Force Chairman
Lightning Brown, .
"A greenway is green, it's natural,
and it's set aside to preserve the
natural beauty of the community,"
Brown said.
"We feel that further greenway
development is essential to the
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assure that no similar court decision wouid apply to
discrimination on the basis of race, handicap or age.
But while Sen. Edward M. x Kennedy, D-Mass.,
called the vote to end debate "an overwhelming
reaffirmation" of the cause of civil rights, East argued
that the bill wouid have effects far beyond reducing
discrimination.
East and other conservatives have said the
legislation could give the government greater power
to intervene in the lives of private citizens. In a speech
on the Senate floor, East called the measure "the most
massive shift of power from the Congress to the federal
bureaucracy and the courts that this Congress has
ever made."
Meanwhile, at Raleigh-Durham Airport, a black
community, and we were very
pleased by the enthusiastic reponse
we saw tonight," said task force'
member Betsy Pringle.
Chapel Hill League of Women
Voters President Jeanette Eddy read
a prepared statement from that
group, supporting the task force and
urging prompt action on the devel
opment by the Chapel Hill Town
Council.
"Open space is necessary for both
the liveabUity and attractiveness of
our community," Eddy said.
DORA McALPIN
SOCOTY
" WORD IS OUT is a landmark movie for
human rights in general, for gay liberation in
particular . . . These are real people, full of
flaws & feelings and frustrations and hope . . ."
Rob Baker, Soho Weekly News
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7 & 9:30 PM
Panel Discussion
after film - 9:30 Pf il
A Carolina Union Human Relations
Committee Presentation
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Classes held at 106 Fraternity Court. CaD 942-5385 TODAY.
APPLICATIONS FOR SCHOOL OF NURSING.
General college sophomores and UNC CH juniors and
seniors may pick up applications for 1985-1986 academic
year (begins second summer session 1985) in room 1,
Carrington HaD on Oct 3vd, at 7:00pm. The application
process will be discussed at this time.
YAXL COME TO GERALDINE FERRARO march and rally
in Raleigh on Monday. Car pooling from Institute of
Government parking lot at 1:30 and 3:30.
See our shows for FREE! PlayMakers needs people to usher
for the 84-85 season. Sign up sheets for the current show
are in Graham Memorial Building.
CAROLINA PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB meeting at 7pm
Monday, Oct. 1 in the Union. Those wighing to join are
urged to attend.
services
TOTAL FINANCIAL PLANNING: For stocks, bonds, IRA's,
Annuities, Custodial Accounts and Tax-advantaged
investments, caO Mike Strong, Prudential-Bache Securities
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Learn how to better cope with the
stress of the changes in your family
Begins Oct 22
Call 966-3658 by Oct 1 8 for infor-
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The Carolina Union, the
Chinese Student
Association, and the
International Center
presents
Tho Youth
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from Taiwan,
Tho Republic cf China
An Adventure in Chinese
Songs and Dances."
Tuesday, October 16
8:00 P.M. Memorial Hall
Tickets on sale ',-:
Union Box Office
UNC $2, General Public $3
Football
"I was pleased with the time I had
to throw the ball," Anthony said. "The
offensive line has done a great job. The
receivers are running great routes and
catching the ball well."
Streater, who shares playing time
with junior Larry Griffin, caught four
passes for 53 yards. "(Streater) has good
skills, and he looks like when he walks
by you like he shouldn't be playing,"
Crum said. "But hell make good plays
for us."
Although the Tar Heels were firmly
in command at the half, the game might
have been much closer were it not for
a key defensive series early in the second
quarter that kept Kansas from pulling
even.
Trailing 7-0, the Jayhawks worked
their way to a first-and-goal at the UNC
10, but on third down at the two, James
made one of his 11 tackles a six
yard sack of Orth who fumbled the
ball into the hands of UNC's Brian
Johnston. The rest of the half, Kansas
was ineffective.
UNC scored three times in the final
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BURGER KING on 205 E. Franklin in now accepting
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in either a day or night shift position please apply at
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PIZZA HUT DELIVERY
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former Pentagon official campaigning for Helms' re
election bid against Gov. Jim Hunt praised Helms'
record on civil rights issues, including the anti
discrimination bill.
James E. Johnson, assistant secretary of the Navy
for manpower and reserve affairs in the early 1970s,
said while Helms "has been called anti-civil rioghts,
that's just not so."
Johnson, now director of the Washington-based
American Constitution Political Action Committee,
said the measure before the Senate is a "civil wrongs
bill" that would allow the rights of one group to
infringe upon the rights of others.
He also praised Helms' stands against abortion and
homosexuality.
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2:27 of the half to break the game open.
In the second half, the offense started
drives well, but could not maintain
anything. "It seems like we're playing
half a game of football every week,"
Anthony said. "We were making it
inside the blue zone (the 30-yard line),
but we made mistakes in there that we
cant make. That's the time when we've
got to put points on the board."
Notes: Kansas could only convert on
three of 18 third-down attempts . . .
linebacker Micah Moon, who was
ineffective against Boston College the
week before, returned to form with eight
tackles, including five solos and a sack
... The Wave, that spectator
participation spectacle that has become
popular across the nation recently, came
to Kenan Stadium for the first time
Saturday. Moon and McEachern said
the fan support inspired them . . .
freshman quarterback Mark Maye
probably would have played had the
weather not been cold and damp, Crum
said. Maye has had a sore shoulder since
the Navy game, and is expected to be
ready for Clemson.
8:15 p.m. N.C. Society of the Archaelog
ical Intitute of America Lecture:
"Romans and Saracens: A His
tory of the Arabian Frontier"
in the Art Classroom Building.
Tuesday
Noon Campus Christian Fellowship
discussion lunch in Frank Por
ter Graham Lounge. Call 942
8952. 3 p.m. Campus Y-Outreach Commit
tee meeting in the Y Lounge.
Call 962-2333.
5 p.m. CGC Candidates meeting in .
217D Suite C of the Union.
7 p.m. N.C. Student Legislature
weekly meeting in 226 Union.
Astronomy Club: NASA Film:
"Universe" in 247 Phillips Hall.
Alpha Epsilon Delta Pre-Dent
Med Honorary meeting with
Duke and possibly Bowman
Gray Deans of Admissions in
105 Berry hill.
7 & 9 p.m.UNC Ski Club meeting in the
Union. ,
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Tia4
Meeting called 'failure s
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON Walter F.
Mondale said yesterday that Pres
ident Reagan's meeting with Soviet
Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko
was an "apparent failure in arms
control," and called on the president
to provide a full accounting to the
American people.
In his weekly radio broadcast and
in comments to reporters afterwords,
Mondale also renewed his suggestion
that the president "invites further
assaults" by terrorists on American
installations overseas with the "false,
misguided and dangerous" charge
that the CIA has been weakened.
"I call on Mr. Reagan immediately
and clearly to withdraw his claims
about the weakness of the CIA," the
Democratic challenger said.
In discussing the Gromyko
Reagan meeting and the most recent
terrorist attack on the U.S. embassy
in Lebanon, Mondale continued to
stress foreign policy issues that have
become central to his effort to raise
doubts in the voters' minds about
Reagan's leadership ability.
At one point he said the Reagan
Gromyko session was an "apparent
failure in arms control," and at
another, he said, "apparently there
was no progress toward arms
control."
"I believe the president has a duty
to hold his own news conference, to
For the record
Friday's The Daily Tar Heel incor
rectly reported the date all remaining
parking permits would be sold. The
permits will be available Tuesday on a
Union film, "Word is Out,"
followed by discussion in the
Union Auditorium.
7:30 p.m. UNC C.S.A. Youth Section,
presentation: "Democratic
Socialism: What it is, What it
aint, Where its going" in 209
Manning Hall. Call 942-8694
(Mike).
8 p.m. Young Democrats weekly meet
ing in the Union.
8:30 p.m. College Republicans weekly
meeting in the Union.
Wednesday
3 p.m. Association of Business Stu
dents undergraduate Business
symposium registration packet
pick-up in Carroll Hall lobby.
3 JO p.m. Undergraduate Business Sym
posium Volunteers meeting in
Carroll 106.
4 pan. UCPPS information session for
Washington, D.C. Internships.
Pre-Law Club, organizational
meeting in 220 Union.
Classified ad may be placed at
the DTH Carolina Union 065 A,
BREADMAKS IS NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR
KITCHEN STAFF POSITIONS. Undergraduates (fresh
mansophomores preferred), must be available nights and
weekends, 2-4 days a week. Previous experience not as
important as a positive attitude and willingness to learn. Apply
in person at Breadman's 337 W. Rosemary Street.
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on Oct. 6. Please call Tom at 933-0759. Thanks.
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tell the American people what we're
to make of this.
"What did they try?" he said of
the president and his aides.
Ferraro in N.C. today
Democratic vice presidential nomi
nee Gerald ine Ferraro will campaign
today in Greensboro and Raleigh,
hoping to narrow President Rea
gan's 2-to-l lead in North Carolina
and give a boost to the state's
Democratic ticket.
Rep. Ferraro is scheduled to arrive
in Greensboro around noon for a
downtown lunch-hour rally. She
then will travel to Raleigh for a 4:30
p.m. rally on the downtown mall,
a $500-per-couple fund-raiser at a
private home and a $100-per-person
fund-raising dinner.
Accompanying Rep. Ferraro will
be Gov. Jim Hunt, candidate for
U.S. Senate; Attorney General
Rufus Edmisten, candidate for
governor; and state Sen. Bob Jor
dan, D-Montgomery, the Demo
cratic lieutenant governor nominee.
None of them showed up when
presidential nominee Walter Mon
dale visited Asheville in August.
first-come, first-serve abasis at the
Traffic Office in the basement of the
Campus Y building.
5 p.m. STV General Body meeting in
Union.
6:30 p.m. Industrial Halations Associa
tion meeting with Vicki Lotz
and Robin Joseph from Plan
ning and Placement in the
Union.
7 p.m. Y People Against Racism open
house in Morrison Lounge.
Carolina Comic Book Club
general meeting in the Union.
Campus Christian Fellowship
Bible study at 204 Glenburnie
St. Call 942-8952.
Outing Club meeting in the
Union. Call 933-7705.
7:30 p.m. Carolina Committee on Central
America organizational meet
ing in 220 Union.
African Afro-American Stu
dies presents Nanette Bearden
Contemporary Dance Theatre
in Memorial Hall. Call 966
5496. 10 p.m. Anglican Student Fellowship
Holy Communion at Chapel of
the Cross.
the DTH office or mailed to
Chapel Hill, NC 27514.
rides
DEAD HEADS Bus to Charlotte still has room. Call John
at 942-9458 if interested. Only $14 round trip leaving at 1:30
Friday October 5.
The Man from UNCIe needs a ride to the Washington, D.C.
area for Fall Break. Will share all expenses. Call Bill at 933
4092. roommates wanted
FEMALE ROOMMATE Non-smoking graduate student to
share brand new condo in Carrboro. Swimming pool,
dishwasher, central air. Convenient banks and stores. $150
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personals
UNC Model United Nations Club is conducting a member
ship drive. If you're interested in international affairs, current
event, and great praties, call 933-5126 for info.
THERE WILL BE A DAILY TAR HEEL BOARD OF
DIRECTORS MEETING, MON. OCT 1 AT 4:30 pm
IN FPG IN THE STUDENT UNION. ALL INTER
ESTED PARTIES ARE INVITED TO ATTEND.
THE SURROGATE MOMMIES OF DELTA PHI EPSILON
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TO THE ZYGOAT FROM HOLLY POND, welcome to the
18 year old club which everyone else will soon be leaving.
Don't be upsei though, Zygoats are known to be a little
behind the times! We still love you! Have a Super Birthday!
The Gang" And to the Zygoat's twin, Mumbo, who seems
to think she's been legal since about age 10. Don't worry
though, Mumbo, you're still not! Have a very Happy Birthday!
"Your Elders".
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STUDENTS FOR HUNT
meeting Wednesday night
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in III Murphey Hall.
SPEAKER WILL BE ,
FORMER STATE SUPREME
COURT JUSTICE
PHIL CARLTON
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