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Volume LXV. Number79 Friday. April 6, 1984 Raleigh. NorthCarolina Phone 737441112412

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Senate sets runoff dates, . adds candidates to ballot J. Voria Willis-Is was only 25 votes behind the because of the “violation of elections News Editor runner-up in the student body presi- policy." and dential race and felt that votes at the Hight stressed that he was “not Angela Plott Vet School would have helped him in accusing any candidate or any orga- Staff Writer the election. nization of wrongdoing." He said it Carson also said that the Elections was an "honest mistake of the Winning appeals to the Judicial Board's policy of including only the Elections Board" and that he “was Board Wednesday, student body top two candidates in the runoffs is glad it was resolved." president candidate Shannon Carson “not documented in the Student and student body treasurer candidate Government documents" and could At the Senate meeting David Kevin Hight will both be added to bewaived. Heller. chairman of the Elections the Student Government run-off He asked the members of the Board. announced that he and Stu- elections on April 16and 17. Judicial Board’s Board of Review to dent Development officials are seek- Both Carson and Hight finished consider his appeal by saying the ing another organization to operate third in their races in the initial “primary concern should be complete the polls during the upcoming run-off election. but the Judicial Board. in and fair representation." elections. Wednesday’s meeting. decided to Hight also appealed a decision Heller requested and attained the waive the Elections Board policy that made by the Elections Board con- Senate's approval of the transfer of allows only the top two candidates cerning the group selected to man $100 from the election’s materials into the run-offelections. the polls. Hight based his appeal on budget to help cover the expenses of Carson based his appeal of the the fact that the group that ran the attaining a new group to man the initial elections on the fact that a polls has a member who is a polls. voting box “did not get placed out at candidate in the election. The Senate also set the dates for the Vet School." although plans Todd Lloyd. chairman of the Board second runoffs. if necessary. for all Staff photoby Bob Thomas called for a poll to be manned there. of Review. said Hight will be placed day on April 19 and until pm. on Run-off elections for student government positions are rescheduled for April 16 and 11. The Judicial Board decided Carson. who works at the Vet School, on the student body treasurer ballot April 20. to waive the election board policy that allows only the toptwo candidates into the runoffelections.

Pageant New audit of 86 set for underway Monday Barry Bowden Lola Britt ManagingEditor Staff Writer An audit of Student Government finances is being conducted by the The third. annual Pan African Internal Audit Division of the Office Pageant will be held Monday at 8 of Finance and Business. pm. in Stewart Theatre. The audit began Thursday and may The six young ladies who will be completed today. Student Body at Doak Held compete for the title of Miss Pan President Jim Yocum. who faces African will be judged in swimsuit. possible impeachment proceedings. talent and selfexpression competi- said. He announced the audit to the Above left. North Carolina's tions. Audit Board during a meeting Wed- Todd Wilkinson (10)attempts Contestants in this year's pageant nesday night and recommended that to score on a fly out to are Susan Smith. Donna Jones. the Audit Board consider the results Pauline Penney. Sonya Parson. of this audit as well as those of the rightfield during Jocelyn Bethel and Melanie Keaton. audit conducted by Jeff McCauley. second-inning action The Miss Pan African Pageant was student auditor appointed by Yocum. Wednesday against State at established to help black young The Audit Board. which took no ladies at State express their feelings action during the meeting Wednes- Doak Field. State catcher.lim about their African heritage. accord- day. will meet again Monday. accord- Toman applies the tagas the ing to Jackie Griggs. chairperson of ing to Yocum. homeplate umpire and DJ. the Black Students Board. Yocum requested that the ad- “I would encourage other black ministration audit Student Govern- Surhofl'(9), UNC's on-deck young ladies to participate in the ment books in a letter to Chancellor batter, watch the play. Below pageant." Pauline Finney. a sopho Bruce Poulton dated April 4. left, Surhoi'lturns his back to more sponsored by Phi Beta Sigma "I want an official administration the plate asthe umpire swings fraternity. said. "You learn more audit." Yocum said. “I want an about yourself and other people. You auditor who has done audits before to into an out call and Toman also learn more about how the other do it to make sure it is done right." holds the baseball aloft. contestants feel about black unity." He also opened up his personal Wilkinson was nailed at home Susan Smith. a junior sponsored by finances to the auditors to clear Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity. also himselfof any wrongdoing. to complete a double play encourages other students to partici- The audit performed by McCauley. which started when State pate in the pageant. "If they are submitted to Yocum Tuesday. rightfielder Tracy Black caught willing to put out the work." she said. allegedly uncovered mismanagement “then they will get something from and misconduct involving the Stu- a fly ball for the second out it." dent Government/Apathy Task and relayed it to first baseman Other events scheduled for Pan Force account. The findings of the Tracy Woodson. whotired it African Festival include: audit. according to Phil Segal. vice to Toman for the 0 New Horizons Choir concert Wed- chairman of the Student Senate's nesday at 8 pm. Finance Committee. led six senators inning-ending out. The 0 DanceVisions' Spring Recital to call for the impeachment of Wolfpack. leading 9-0 at the Thursday at 8 pm. Yocum. Steve Hilliard. chairman of time, scored four more times 0 The Gong Show April 13 at 8 pm. the President's Task Force to Com- All of the above events will take bat Apathy. and Rich Holloway. in the bottom ofthe second place in Stewart Theatre. Student Senate president. on its way to a 9-1 ACC The annual Pan African Picnic will The senators decided to drop the victory. Story on Page 6. begin at noon April 14. The Step impeachment proceedings against Show will be held at 4 pm. behind Holloway on Tuesday. Segal said. Carmichael Gymnasium. and the According to Yocum. no charges social event of the season. The Black have been filed as of yet in the Staff photos by Marty Alien. Tie Affair. begins at 10 pm. in the Student Government offices. Ballroom of the Student Center.

inside Flower Judging team takes first —— Guys and Dolls a warmer. Page 9, Deadline today Kim Davis day we left. We judged the plants “If we were judging flowers. there — Fans of Twatty get their money‘s worth. Page 3. Today is the last day to apply to serve on State's Assistant FeatureEditor and flowers on the basis of their were six to 12 stems per vase." Student Legal Defense Corporation’s Board of symmetry. condition and Eickhoff said. “or four separate Directors. For the second year in a row. floriferous. For example. a class flowering or foliage plants. We had Lovmg buds in Pack's 9-1 Win vs. Heels. Page 5, Any student interested in applying should stop by State’s Flower Judging team has won of roses would first be considered for three minutes to judge each class on the Student Government office on the fourth floor of first place in the National Flower infestation of insects and disease. the basis of rating the plants from — Washburn on national TV Sunday. Page 6. the Student Center to fill out an application form. Judging Competition. This year's then the stage of opening the flower one to four from best to worst. A The elections will be held on Monday at pm. in the competition was held at Penn State. was in." The condition of the time warning was given at two and a Board Room of the Student Center. Applicants should State sent four students from the individual flower was also important. half minutes." a paradise. plan to give about an informal twominute speech horticulture department as repre~ ”We looked to see if it was broken up Coke expressed surprise in winn- A tool's paradise IS nevertheless emphasizing their abilities and expectations. included Cynde or whether the petals were bruised." ing the competition for a second year. Cynlc’5 Calendar The current board members will vote for four sentatives. They "Last year’s team began practicing in Preregistration candidates to serve as at-large members of the board. Wynia. Nancy Eickhoff. Jay Coke — This is important in determing if the January as soon as we returned to The 1984-85 chairman and secretary of the board will all seniors in floriculture —- and Mark flower will open up correctly. The school. This year we were a little be those applicants who receive the largest number of Young.a senior in ornamentals. uniformity of the group of flowers slow in getting started. Other schools 4:30 PM TODAY is the close of the preregistra- The team received advice from within each vase was also considered. have courses in flower judging and tion period for Summer l a ll and Fall '84. The Legal Defense Corporation is available to coaches Joe Love. an extension State‘s team judged against teams had a lot more practice than us." provide financial assistance for student legal actions horticulturalist with the department. from 18 other schools from across the The Flower Judging Team was SUBSTITUTE FORMS: Preregistered students may whose outcome will have a significant impact upon the and Ellis Lay. a horticulture student country. ”The competition was in- sponsored by Pi Alpha Xi. the submit substitute forms in Harris Hall until May university student community. Cases submitted will who was on last year's winning team. tense." Wynia said. The actual judg- Horticulture Honor Society. Trans- 17 for Summer II and July 11 for Fall. Substitute be screened by the legal advisor and reviewed by the “The team began preparation for ing was based on the comparison of portation to Pennsylvania was pro forms must have advisor's signature and list all Legal Defense Board. the event in February." Coke. said. either four vases of flowers or four vided by the horticulture depart- courses (notjust changes). Students may contact 'I‘hclma Galloway at 737-2797 “and continued practicing until the potted specimen plants. ment. for additional information. I, . f-,w-rfz-v:fiJ-A’Jr..- ‘. . . sh“

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Thompson Theatre’s Guys and Dolls showcases student talent Dee Clo-ens the traditional theme of quired a great deal of ented. and he adds humor throughout the play; R. duction which makes it Furthermore. the vari- play is set they take Entertainment boy meets girl. boy loses experience in the musical and good acting to the Leon Robinson, as Arvide such a success. ety of sets used adds spice . you down memory lane and girl and boy wins girl back theater. and it reflects onto production. He has had a Abernathy. who adds a and glitter to the produc- drop you off in the middle Exciting. vibrant and full in the heart of Manhattan’s his acting ability. good deal of experience in touch of sensitivity and Moreover. all actors and tion. Also. the props serve of Broadway. . of spirit describes the theater district in the Another star that shines theater production. warmth to his character actresses seem to adapt to their purpose to the full Finally. Guys and Dolls musical Guys and Dolls by 1920s. The theme is is Brenda Jordan as Sarah Also. Heather Adams as and Don Wilson as Big their roles very well. The extent. They are bright. is an excellent production Frank Loesser. Jo Swerl- enhanced tremendously by Brown. Brenda is primarily Miss Adelaide is funny. Julie is quite funny and pace is set at a fast tempo. colorful and add a and should be seen by ing and Abe Burroughs. the excellent acting. sing- a singer. and she sings cute and very talented. adds humor along with and it‘s constant through- spectacular zest to the everyone. It will be playing which is being presented ing and dancing provided exquisitely. She has only This is her first time ever toughness to his character. out the production. It also play. at Thompson Theatre to by Mu Beta Psi music by the actors. performed a few times appearing in a production. All 29 characters add a shows good variety in The costumes exemplify night and Saturday night fraternity and the Univer- In addition. the script is prior to this show. but she. however her acting dis- special touch to the pro movement. the period in which the at8p.m. sity Players of Thompson very effective. which adds a great deal of plays skill and talents to Theatre. enables the production to warmth. humor and feeling the letter. She also adds Guys and Dolls is a flow at a smooth medium to her character. good dancing to the pro- musical fable of Broadway tempo. As far as the actors Next. Bob Winstead as duction. She is simply hi- Duran Duran excites Greensboro crowd based on a story and are concerned. Greg King Nathan Detroit is out- larious. Tim Tew know what Beatlemania had I seen such devotion. is also forking over $5 to $6 characters of Damon Ru- as Sky Masterson exhibits standing in his perfor- Moreover. Miles Rudd as Entertainment Writer must have been like . There is no doubt that million to underwrite tour nyon. The musical provides superb talent. He has ac- mance. He is quite tal- Benny Southstreet and Since I wasa security Duran Duran is the hottest expenses. and everyone Dan Primeau as Nicely- Never before had I guard. I was fortunate pop group on the road knows that being musical Nicely provide the au- heard such screaming. enough to attend sound today. Not only do its fans and pretty is expensive. dience with very good per- Never before had I seen so check. Big deal you say? shell out $13 to $15 for Whether or not Duran formances. They sing and many young girls. Never Big deal indeed. With each ticket. but they buy Duran's fans are fans dance quite well together. before had I‘ seen Duran every tune up by the band tons of DD paraphernalia because of its music or its Other actors that stand out Duran. But after attending members came screams also. Billboard reports that looks is not really impor- are Anne Plakakis. who the band‘s March 30 from faithful fans outside DD's merchandise sales dances excellently Greensboro concert. I the coliseum. Never before often top ticket sales. Coke (See ‘Duran Duran,’p. 3)

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Conway Twitty gives excellent show William Terry Kelley Go By." “" with “Hello Darlin'." prob- got his start in rock music. the lighters that were held like Twitty and a talented Writer and "Step Back." ably his biggest hit. At one only broke once for any aloft. entertainer like Ronnie time Twitty had a string of length of time. Following Twitty closed out the McDowell make a good Coliseum got After playing his own consecutive releases ex- the only two songs he sang performance with ”Three combination. and these two its first of two of songs. he performed sever- ceeding 30 that had that he hasn't recorded. Times a Lady." "You've certainly gave an enter- Saturday al numbers by various reached the top of the “Slowly I'm Falling More Never Been This Far taining evening to a less night performers including country charts. With a In Love With You" and Before" and “Make than full, house. Those and Ronnie McDowell Lionel Ritchie. Sam Cooke.. record like that he only has “Folsom Prison Blues." Believe." After a brief country music fans who a crowd an Elvis. Hank Williams, to go down his own list to Twitty did his recording of break. Twitty returned to left seats vacant sure evening, Hank Snow and Johnny give a crowd-pleasing “The Rose." after which he the stage for an autograph missed a chance at a fine McDowell a mixture Cash. perfomance. thanked the audience for session that lasted until evening with two of the of his own and others' He closed out the concert Twitty and his Twitty the roses that were the last article was signed. industry's best. It was tunes throughout the with songs from Elvis and Birds plunged right into an brought to the stage and A twodecade performer certainly worth the bucks. night. and Tw1tty George Jones before sing- almost non-stop hour of the crowd with his own ing three of his own re- performance. “Boogy Grass vast cordings: “I Dream of Sound." “Linda On My WKIX morning man Joe Women Like You.” Mind." “Slow Hand." Formicola in- “Personally" and “I Got a “Happy Birthday" and .1. troduced the first part of Million of Them." “Tight Fittin‘ Jeans" led the show as McDowell The crowd primed up for off the evening. Each song on stage to begin what was to come by brought a swell of applause - with “." one getting autographs from and cheering from those in Macintosh Comes to NCSU! of his earlier hits. Wearing McDowell while the crew the crowd who the songs blue jeans and'a blue plaid set up for the star of the appealed to each song Staff photobyMartyAllen shirt. McDowell continued show. was someone's favorite. ConwayTwitty \\ ith some of his own tunes While Twitty took his Lately. Twitty has been including “Watching Girls time coming out on stage. using remakes of older his drummer jawed with songs to climb the charts. Who: EVERYONE! STUDENTS, the audience. Then with Dressed in black. Twitty Duran Duran thrills the girls the words “Ladies and has changed some over the FACULTY, AND STAFF gentlemen, make welcome years. but his songs keep (Continued from p. 2) Film" closing out the two Video provided the au2 the best friend a song ever making audiences happy. hour show. dience with close-ups of its had — Conway Twitty!" “Lost in the Feeling." What: tant. but I‘m a fan (relai The most interesting favorite performers. out came country music's “Love to Lay You Down." Hands-0n Demonstrations on tively) of its music, which facet of the show was the While most critics con- most prolific chart topper. “Somebody‘s Gonna Hurt brings us to the concert use of a giant video screen tend that Duran Duran is Before the crowd had a Someone." “Rednecking” Macintosh and Lisa itself(finally!). above the stage. Good merely a video band. its chance to calm down. and “The Clown" kept the The Pressure Boys directing and excellent live performances should Twitty walked to the front endless string of hits opened the show with an camera work by Tasco dispel these views. who energetic but short per- of the stage and began pouring forth. Twitty. When: TUESDAY. APRIL 10 formance which was well received by the crowd. Dry Cleaning Specials!! Sessions at 9:00, 11:00. 1:00, This was somewhat re- STATELY LADIES markable in that this 3:00 wasn't your average Pre- ssure Boys audience. 3 BE A PART OF SOMETHING: Rumors are rife that The 3 Pressure Boys. of friendly j GREAT! 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Students drink at Craze lt's springtime and all upper classmen Fair, maybe students have learned a few know what that means: Central Campus things about drinking. Craze and West Campus Jam. Another argument against intense Bands will be playing all day for the drinking is Public Safety. They may next two Saturdays. The central campus arrest intoxicated people — and that house councils have picked a few good won't be fun for any of the parties bands like the Pressure Boys, Destiny involved. No one wants to be taken into and Streetheart. West campus has kept custody on a Saturday afternoon. Police their bands a secret. don’t like drunk people because drunks People will be wearing shorts and have a tendency to break laws. Driving t-shirts. And of course, there will be lots while impaired and vandalism increases. of drinking. Kegs will come and go; Public Safety, agaist popular thought, coolers-will be packed with beer and ice. doesn’t want to harrass anyone; they’re In the past. State students have drunk just doing their job. Let’s make their job their fill of beer and liquor at these a little easier by acting cool. events. such as 200 Day; however, due Another point that needs mentioning to the large amount of grossly intox- is glass beer bottles. On Owen Beach, icated students rampaging on campus, many people don‘t wear shoes, and beer 200 Day was cancelled. bottles can break and make for a We hope this fate will never happen to dangerous situation. Beer may taste Central Campus Craze and West better in a bottle, but others should be Campus Jam, but if students act considered when buying beverages. Helms aids homocidal maniac irresponsibly when drinking, the ad- There’s nothing worse than walking to the clinic with a bleeding foot. lntox- This year, as will many North Carolinians, the election, and ordered independent ministration just may do away with these I will vote in federal elections. I hold Alvaro Magana as provisional president. The annual spring events. icated people like to throw things, and reasonable expectations for the exercise of fallout from that episode sent Hinton packing We're not saying that drinking is bad. getting hit by a bottle hurts much worse my voting rights. I expect the candidates to to make room for current ambassador In fact, it can be a great social than getting hit by a can. . be clean of any violent criminal activity. I CHRIS Thomas R. Pickering. ice-breaker. Drinking socially is no Speaking of safety, keep a tab on how expect foreign intervention to play no part in Not one to forget what he had seen, White problem, but there is a problem with much you’ve had. If you know your' my vote. I expect not to fear for my life or CALLOWAY testified concerning d’Aubuisson and the those people that overindulge. The limit, stick to it. If you don't, don’t ruin property because of my vote. I expect Miami connection before a Foreign Policy heavy drinkers can ruin events like these others' fun by your actions. First aid will elections officials to have my name on file at Committee hearing. White was questioned by starting fights, throwing beer contain- be available for those that need it. my polling place. I expect a voting machine about the identities of the Miami family and ers and just being a public nuisance. Everyone, drinkers and nondrinkers, to be ready for my use. I expect my vote to Editorial Columnist he responded by reading names from a state Students must act and drink responsibly should have a blast during the celebra- count unaltered. I expect any charges of department intelligence report. Sen. Helms when it comes to alcohol. Considering tions. Just remember two things: act election fraud to be investigated by a duly American journalists, two American AFL- was ready, though. Helms called in front of that State just had an Alcohol Awarene responsibly and have loads of fun. recognized judiciary body. I expect the ClO representatives, four American the committee a Washington lawyer repre- r l. .-’ candidates elected to be installed to office missionaries, Salvadoran Archbishop Oscar senting one of the millionaire expatriates without bloody usurpation. A. Romero and an estimated 34,000 other White had identified. Jerris Leonard. former Recently, the 2.5 million elligible voters of land reformers and spokesmen for the assistant attorney general for civil rights in El Salvador participated in a presidential peasants. The loss of life among the the Nixon administration, then proceeded to election that carried none of the aforemen- moderate voices in the government precipi- threaten White with continuation of a $10 N ' tioned expectations. Almost all of those tated a military takeover and civil war. million slander lawsuit filed in federal . t:\A\~‘."“”54 privileges,'which we as American citizens The military government issued a warrant district court two days priorv'to “White's enjoy, were denied the Salvadoran people for d'AttbuissOn as he fled to Guatamala. testimony. Remember, Leonar .'was the as a result of a four-year ch war between There thetiltra-right wing National Liberation man responsible for guarding civil liberties leftist guerrillas, rightist paramilitaries, and Movement counseled d’Aubuisson to broad- when thousands of Vietnam war protestors the “civilian-military" junta. However, one en his terrorist network into a legitimate in Washington, DC, were mass arrested, condition in particular, freedom from foreign political party. The Guatamalans helped detained without charge or bail, and intervention in the election, was absent d‘Aubuisson plan a coup d'etat and make convicted without trial. And Helms used because of the unhealthy involvement of the contact with expatriate Salvadoran mil- Leonard in the halls of Congress to extort a senior US. senator from North Carolina and lionaires, living in Miami and known as “the weak apology from White saying there was a some of his unbridled top associates. 14," for funding and congressional contacts. “high probability” the state department Sen. Jesse Helms in 1980 on the Senate D’Aubuisson returned to El Salvador and report might be in error. floor praised the now National Republican was arrested. He was soon released because The Reagan administration, which had Alliance candidate for president, Roberto of the reluctance of sympathetic factions previously voiced its own fears of d'Aubuisson, for opposing the agrarian within the military to prosecute. d'Aubuisson, pulled a non sequitor by reform policies of the U.S.-backed military Meanwhile, the Guatamalans had done appointing Carbaugh to the 29-member junta then headed by Christian Democratic their job contacting Senator Helms’ Foreign official US. delegation to observe the Party candidate Jose Napoleon Duarte. Policy Committee aides Christopher Manion Salvadoran elections. Reagan denied con- Helms called d'Aubuisson “a free enterprise and John E. Carbaugh through the Miami sulting Tlelms about the decision. So how man and deeply religious." Yet, Helms was family. Carbaugh and Manion travelled was a man involved in foreign campaign referring to the same man whom then US. repeatedly to several Central American organizing, officially reprimanded for abuse Ambassdor to El Salvador Robert White countries while assisting d'Aubuisson in the of observer status, and under investigation called a "psychopathic killer" and whom formation of ARENA. Other aides collabo- for tax fraud sent as our representative in so Duarte called a “Nazi fascist." rated on bringing two ARENA repre- volatile a situation? Maybe Reagan is not Evidence points to the latter character sentatives to a Senate Republican Steering leveling with us. The day before the assessments. Craig Pye's investigation Committee workshop on such everyday Salvadoran election, the Pentagon an- published last December in the Albuquerque occurences as writing party constitutions nounced an “Emergency Readiness De- Journal reveals a web of international and national electioneering. Much of the tab ployment Exercise" (bureaucratese for no intrigue stretching between San Salvador, for these excursions was paid by a prior notice to the press) code named ”Kilo Taiwan, Guatamala, Miami and the District Carbaugh-established foundation called the Punch" and taking place with US. troops in of Columbia. In 1978 d’Aubuisson returned Institute of American Relations (lAR). Honduras next to the Salvadoran and to El Salvador from a counterterror school in Carbaugh left the Helms staff in 1982 while Nicaraguan borders. Reports from Managua Taiwan sponsored by the World Anti- under investigation for using the lAR’s the same day claimed CIA-backed rebels in Communist League, a neo-fascist organiza- tax-exempt status as a fundraising gimmick Nicaragua had killed 10 Sandanista soldiers tion whose [affiliates include the American for an anti-Salt ll lobby effort. on patrol. 'HWCOME 1 msroaimememes'e HosrAGes wr-ioecrourmmmo Nazi Party. D’Aubuisson was transferred Carbaugh had drawn heat previously from And how had Sen. Helms, who although MoeoWSTO Simmen-iezwmmeswuooieom Qatari—‘7‘ from the Guardia Nacional to the elite of the the state department for abusing observer frequently misguided may at least be governmental intelligence services, the privileges at the British negotiated Zim- considered civil. been duped by a homocidal Salvadoran National Security Agency. babwe-Rhodesia constitutional sessions. maniac such as d’Aubuisson? Maybe Helms Beside gathering intelligence on Marxists Between the times of the Rhodesian affair was taken for the same reason one and left-leaning citizens, ANSESAL also and the IAR tax scandal, Helms had Washington insider gives of d’Aubuisson: operated a network of “escuadrons de la successfully managed to use his influence as “He just sounded like a Republican. He muerte" or death squads. The 1979 coup Western Hemisphere subcommittee struck the right philosophical chord, like the brought some of the centrist reformers to chairman to bear pressure on President Sagebrush Rebellion moved very far south." dismiss White for his “psycho" News Editor...... J. VerbWilliams power that ANSESAL had been monitoring. Reagan to Those closer to the situation have a different Outin- The new civilian government. which then remark. US. Ambassador Deane Hinton story, though, such as a US. diplomat Hooln President Jimmy Carter supported, ca- was sent to San Salvador. He oversaw the quoted in the LA. Times: “The so-called News Editor Kim. ' mm...... :-.-::;:::::;:::—-- W. shiered Major d‘Aubuisson and disbanded 1982 elections for a civilian Constituent conservatives they deal with down here are Asst. m “taru-u-nuuneaueneiw Davie ANSESAL. Assembly to co-rule with the military. real thugs." D'Aubuisson, however. pilfered the D'Aubuisson ran as the ARENA candidate The people of El Salvador are to be ANSESAL files containing hit lists of for the assembly president and received 29 commended for undertaking to democrat- suspected guerrilla sympathizers and organi- percent of the vote. Official US. observers ically choose their leaders in the face of civil zational charts of the death squad networks. reported no evidence of fraud. D’Aubuisson violence. But the voters of North Carolina m:::::::.‘°'"....;... D'Aubuisson continued to direct the death formed a coalition with other less extreme not blind to the atrocities of modern war squads to kill ”communists" such as 260 rightist parties to gain the margin needed. should ask themselves how their votes will W Moat-aunfimm'uuuf Asst. PhotoEditor" 1' PDC leaders. including 35 PDC mayors. 10 Yet. the military was not satisfied, annulled affect the future of the brave Salvadorans. Archives W...... om stout \\/\ service wwwwwwushhuuuuuuua‘afl‘.’Em Editor...... oaaorati 'forum canAnt. Copyem...... "Elan Senators should live up to honesty required by oath I feel compelled to respond to the April 2 forum matter and the bill was easily passed. It disturbs men or women.- As a senator I took an oath to m‘. letter from Kevin Hight. Considering that my me to see a fellow senator attacked in this way. protect the interests of the student body of State. name was dragged into the article, I feel that I For some reason this tactic has been employed Honesty should be in the best interest of the h-QQMMM“ should make several points clear. Michael Parker by people who hate Parker. Sen. Steve Greer has student body and in the future we should hold W.MW‘ voted the DanceVisions group only $250 in the been a victim of this same type of attack. Why do elected officials to their oath. Finance Committee because it was that or some folks seem to fear a new face in Student nothing. Government? Steve Greer whipped me fair and Parker did not have to introduce the amend- square in our race for Senate president. I would merit to raise the funding because his rousing have loved to win, but l hold no sour grapes in speech on the matter swayed the entire Senate. myloss. Todd Powell Other senators merely followed his lead on the We are adults. We should act like full grown SenatorSHASS April 6, 1984 / Technician / Sports I 5

Iracksters prep for 4999: Pack nips Pirates, Pack in weekend meets Scott Keepler ilarolina's Gamecocks at placed on getting and rips No. 4 Heels Assistant Sports Editor I100". keeping his team healthy Todd McGee Merrifield's (Wake Forest) “We're trying to simu- for its ACC title defense. Sports Writer ACC record of most State's tracksters will late some of the schedules The championships are roundtrippers in a season. compete in a pair of meets we'll have in the confer» scheduled for April 19-21 in Third baseman Andrew Fava went 2-for-4 and — the Pack's final com- ence championships." State ChapelHill. Fava and center fielder got three RBI in the win. “*3““myommaew“Own4mm petitions before the up coach Tom Jones said. “After these meets we'll Dickie Dalton hit RBI Davis was 2-for»2. and coming ACC Champion “That means a lot of our train for eight days in a singles in the top of the Dalton was 2-for-4. ships — this weekend. people running back-to- row. then taper off for the ninth inning to break a 5-5 State reliever David The Wolfpack will travel back doubles on a two~day conference meet." Jones tie. and State's baseball Hall. 1-2. pitched the win. to Durham on Friday for basis." said. ”Fortunately. most of team held on for a 76 win while Bob Davidson, 1-2. the 11 am. Duke»Carolina Both meets will be rela— our people are pretty against East Carolina took the loss. Invitational. then pack its tively low-key and neither healthy right now. And I Thursday night in Green- Wednesday. there wasn't bags and head for Col- will be scored. Jones still think we can get everyone ville. a hint of blue in the umbia. S.C.. Saturday for a wants "a good showing." healthy by conference Wednesday afternoon. ominous sky — and that big meet hosted by South hut emphasis will now be time." the Wolfpack used a strong was a good sign for State pitching performance by when it battled Carolina in ._ effv' p.7...... y- ’ ‘f' rookie Bud Loving and a the ACC showdown. 'Sv‘an photo by Marty Alleh spectacular defensive ef- T h e g a m e w a s State's Loving steps into a powerful release during Wednesday's 9-1 win over North WE CAN TEACH YOU RUSSIANII fort to hand 4th-ranked sporadically threatened North Carolina. The freshman right hander, who baffled the Heels with a deceptive curve ball, Carolina its first after a brief, first-inning raised his record to 6-1. PRE-REGISTER FOR FALL 84 ACC loss, 9-1. before a shower. But the downpour team's earlier meeting in ters on pop-ups to get out the frame with a walk and capacity crowd at Doak waited it out with the Pack Chapel Hill. increased his of the inning unscathed. advanced to second on a Field. — until minutes after the record to 6-1 in his seventh In the bottom of the wild pitch. Second baseman FLR 101 The wins gave the Pack game. complete game. The first. State batters nicked Mike Jedziniak then a 26-5 record heading into The Tar Heels. which freshman right hander the Heels' Tim Kirk. a singled Wilkinson to third. CLASS AT 8:55 am HA 352 ACC tilts against 9th- entered the game with an handcuffed the usually reliever making his first putting runners on the ranked Clemson Saturday unblemished 7-0 mark in hot-hitting (.346) Heels start, for two runs. corners with none out. MWF and 16th-ranked Georgia the league. fell to 30-8 with a four-hitter. striking Back-to—back doubles by After striking out Scott Tech Sunday. Both games overall. out six and walking three. Alex Wallace and Strange Johnson. Loving walked begin at 2 pm. at Doak Pack coach Sam The game began on a produced the first run. and Paul Will to load the bases. FOR INFORMATION CALL PROF. ELISABETH Field. Esposito, who was given a precarious note for the a fielder's choice grounder setting the stage for the Against the Pirates. plaque before the game in Pack when second basemen by catcher Jim Toman defensive play-of—the~game. JEZIERSKI State trailed 5-2 in the top recognition of his 400th Doug Strange dropped B.J. scored Strange. and perhaps the FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND LlTEFIATURES of the seventh when Fava win last week. felt his Surhoff‘s game-opening The second inning was play-of—the-year. blasted a three-run homer squad was at the top of its ground ball — an 'E' in the the turning point of the Glenn Liacouras. the 126A 1911 BUILDING PHONE 737-2475 to tie the game. 55. game. book. However. Loving re— contest. Todd Wilkinson First baseman Tracy “We beat a very good (see ‘Loving.'page 6) Woodson and designated ball club today." he said. tired the next three bat- led off the Heels' half of hitter Doug Davis also had ”We played about as good homeruns in the win. as we can." Woodson’s homerun. his Loving. who was out- 20th of the season. tied Bill dueled 3-1 in the two

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Loving baffles Heels in Pack win Washburn to play from page 5! both unearned because of Carolina. you've got to Wallace said. “After we in McDonald’s tilt an error by Jedziniak. pitch hard." he said. ”I started swinging the bats. Heels' ninth batter. lofted Carolina got its only run knew the batters real well. we felt pretty good. We a fly ball to mid-right field. in the third when shortstop and I was just keeping the just had to score some State's Tracy Black made Matt Weiss scored on a ball low." runs." on national TV the catch. and then fired fielder’s choice grounder Shortstop Wallace con— For Wallace. who scored home. Woodson cut off the by Matt Merullo. curred. “We just kept three runs and had two Staff Reports all-Americas include such throw. then wheeled and Loving settled down pounding away." he said. hits on the day. the win college and professional unloaded a perfect strike after that and faced only pointing out that the Heels over the Heels was espe- Chris Washburn. State's greats as Earvin “Magic" we to Toman to nail a sliding one batter over the had recently "just cially sweet. blue-chip recruit from Johnson. Isaiah Thomas. Wilkinson and end the minimum for the final six squeaked out" two games Laurinburg Institute and a Mark Aguirre. Ralph Heels' threat. innings. in the ninth inning. “I chose State over member of the 1984 Sampson. Michael Jordan Buoyed by the sterling “I thought Bud had The Pack added single Carolina. so I wanted to McDonald's all-America and Patrick Ewing. defensive play. the State another outstanding ball scores in the fifth. sixth beat them real bad." he High School Basketball The 6-11'/z .Washburn. offense made sure that game." Esposito said. “He and eighth innings. in- said. ”We‘re hoping now Team. is in Los Angeles. who led the Golden Tigers Kirk's first start was a has a lot of poise for a cluding a solo homer by that Clemson or Georgia Ca. this week to play in the in scoring and rebounding. short one. Davis and Fava freshman. and he throws Strange to close out the Tech can knock off upcoming nationally- averaged 30 points per connected for consecutive strikes and goes after hit- scoring. Carolina so we can get first televised McDonald’s game from his center posi- home runs to open the ters." Centerfielder Dalton place." all-America High School tion. second and close the book Even with a big early added a fence-crashing The Pack must also Basketball Game. Washburn and his coach. on Kirk. lead. Loving didn't feel he catch of a Wilkinson fly watch out for the Tigers Washburn. along with 24 Frank McDuffie. Jr.. are in Relief pitcher Gordon could let up. ball in the top of the ninth. and the Ramblin' Wreck of the best high ..school Los Angeles as guests of Douglas was nicked for two “Whenever you're play- "We knew that Bud this weekend when the Staff photo hv Marty Allen cagers in the country. will the McDonald‘s Corpora— more runs in the inning. ing somebody like would keep them intact," squads roll into town. State coach Sam Esposito raps with reporters following compete in the seventh- tion. The game will be his team's 9-1 blitzing of 4th-ranked North Carolina annual East vs. West con- played on Sunday at Wednesday afternoon on Dealt Field. test. Former McDonald‘s UCLA's Pauley Pavilion. Peace Corps Lease a Guaranteed Space Join a phenomenal tradition. Heel nettegs trim Pack men, women The difference is a better world Devin Steele blanked by the Tar Heels. upping their ACC record to MaddoxCarpenter 6-4. 6-2: and a better you. PARKING Sports Editor 9-0. Thursday. 5-0. 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Sailing Club wins berth in Dinghy Championships After a strong showing strong women’s team al- INTRAMURALS at the Charleston North though participation in 'Points Regattas and one most regattas is open to *tiiiittiiititiiiiiifi *ti‘kfiittt both men and women. l> s a hosted by State at Lake t a Bragaw South Jordan, the Sailing Club There will be op- Resrdent Softball a gained a berth in the portunities to compete a» Dinghy Championships in against other universities # The following teams qualified for the Resident softball" gains on Syme Charleston. S.C.. on Satur- in 420 s. FJ s. Lasers. I> playoffs. Bragaw South (I) finish- day. Coronados, J-24 s and # . ed second in Resident The club's racing team Solings. Some of the regat- Ii one-on-one basketball and will be competing against tas open to State are the Division I Division III third in the swim meet to the top teams from Florida. Trux Umsted at Navy. the 1: 0wen(1l41 Sullivan(l)3—0-1 close to within 30 points of Georgia. South Carolina Windjammer at Tulane and Bagwell 2 Owen (2)3-1 Syme. Syme is currently in and North Carolina for a the Boston Dinghy Cup at * the racquetball finals and berth in the National Harvard. These are in ad- Division II Division IV are favored to win the Championships to be held dition to the regular season ’7 Bragaw South (1) 4-0 Bragaw North (1) 4—0 track meet. Owen (1) is in at the Chicago Yacht Club. regattas. ‘_ Bragaw South (2)3-1 Becton 3-1 ssssssssase¥¥ third place overall with The Sailing Club is re- For more information. fi * Owen (2) in fourth place. cruiting experienced sail- contact Alasdair McGregor ass;4444s;sssssssssseeessssssss* ors for next season. One of at 782-4834 or John Bonner its objectives is to build a at 737-8161. PKA wins swimming PKA won the fraternity but won one-on-one bas- swim meet to extend their ketball and finished second ASHE PLACE CONDOS All-Sports Award lead to in the swim meet to climb ROOMS 59 points over Kappa to second overall. Sigma ONLY $1495 DOWN, Alpha. PKA finished with Chi held on to third place HOUSES 52 points while Kappa as they also passed DU. $159.93 MONTHLY Alpha finished in second PKT is in fifth place 100 NEW place with 31 points. overall but still has a APARTMENTS BRICK UNITS FEATURING Kappa Alpha was in chance to climb into the l’r/mm park/m; uni/din v .V. {ml/i. wet bar fourth place in the All- top three as they are in the Hall Block from Campus (,‘df/M’ll/lt}. (tablet/mu”! .m < und/l/munq, Sports Award standings racquetball finals. sin/rs lo sleep/Hg lull Malice money the ulrllashxomad way , OWN ll’ Huv when) 1. PKA 957 1. Syme 938.5 834-5180 you dml dimmer aidy MN; m the) rent 2. Kappa Alpha 898 2. Bragaw South (1)907.5 3. Sigma Chi 844 3. Owen (ll 805.5 4. DU 841 4. Owen (2) 692 VALENTINE PROPERTIES 5. PKT 747 5. Becton 685 6. Kappa Sigma 684 6. South 662 16 Home St. Beside NCSU Post Office 7. Farmhouse 645 7. Turlington 639 Open 9 to 5 Monday-Friday 8. PK?624 8. North 626.5 9. SPE 610 9. Bragaw North (1)603 10. LCA 569 10. Sullivan (1) 592 JOIN THE Fraternity Softball The following teams qualified for the Fraternity softball playoffs.

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