2The Daily Tar HeelFriday, October 5, 1984
Carlton warns of right
By TIM BROWN
Staff Writer
A quiet and methodical conspiracy to gain political
control in North Carolina has been in operation for
the past couple of years under the leadership of
Republican Sen. Jesse Helms, said former State
Supreme Court Judge Phil Carlton Wednesday night.
Carlton, who now serves as special legal counsel
to the campign of Gov. Jim Hunt told a meeting
of Carolina Students for Hunt that several right-wing
factions have politically aligned themselves to form
what he calls the Right-Wing Combine. If successful,
the combine could achieve a political coup in North
Carolina which would leave political power in the
hands of an elite few, he said.
"The people of North Carolina need tolknow that
the most extremist amalgamation of right-wing
political engineers in recent history fully intend to
make North Carolina home base on a playing field
designed to eliminate every player except those willing
to be assigned to the right field,4 Carlton said.
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While there are several components to the right
wing combine, Carlton said that there are two main
groups to be aware of. The first is the Jesse Helms
political machine which Carlton said could be the
strongest of its kind in recent history. Within the
Helms political machine is the National Congrees
sional Club and its offshoots such as Jefferson
Marketing, Inc., which Carlton suggested has allowed
the Helms campaign to evade federal election laws.
The second component is the New Religious Right,
which Carlton described as a "group of ultra
conservative Christians who have organized for the
purpose of joining hands with the political right in
order to promote ideological conservatism about a
few carefully selected issues which they perceive to
be the agenda for the nation in 1984."
He warned the group of nearly 40 students at the
meeting that diversity within the combine is cause
for concern because each component has its own goals,
purposes and demands. "Their demands will clash and
Jesse Helms and his handful of advisors will call it
One of them, Cynthia Dellastatious, a
senior from Winston-Salem, says the
classroom teacher she is working with,
Miles Reck, has helped her greatly. She
has observed Reek's third-grade class
room at Carrboro Elementary School
two days a week, and on Oct. 17 will
teach the class herself for 10 weeks, with
Reck as an observer.
Once the student-teaching is com
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certified. They must pass a number of
evaluations by the School of Education
and make an acceptable score on the
National Teacher's Examination. If the
State Department of Public Instruction
accepts their qualifications, they receive
a certificate which enables them to teach
for five years. Burke says the length of
the probationary certificate will change
to two years after 1985.
NCAE President Banks says the 10
12 week student-teaching peroiod is not
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to suit their political interests," he said.
What is it that joins these various factions into one
common cause?
Carlton said that the groups are bound together
by the emotional issues which have been selected by
the combine to be the agenda - abortion, women's
rights and school prayer. By narrowing the agenda
to these issues, the combine is able to avoid education,
the environment and the elderly, he said.
"You will not hear Sen. Helms offer a program
on these bread and butter issues which affect us all,
because the Right-Wing Combine has agreed to ignore
them and focus solely on their narrow agenda, Carlton
said.
While the narrow agenda prescribed by the combine
is a major concern, he warned that combine leaders
- white, male, prosperous and nationalistic - are
equally intolerant of dissent. "The clear danger is that
so many people fall into so many of those categories,"
he said. "It becomes easy to sympathize with the
message because their message is a congenial one to
many and says what many want to hear."
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Fire destroys state forms
RALEIGH A fire that gutted
a downtown state government build
ing, injuring two firefighters and
forcing the evacuation of hundreds
of state workers, also destroyed some
welfare forms, officials said
yesterday.
"We had been storing food stamp
forms, energy assistance forms and
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In Thursday's story "Service to aid
students needing jobs," The Daily Tar
Heel incorrectly stated that a Campus
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created the Student Work Force. It was
actually created by the Executive
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