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The Chronicle 78th Year, No. 113 Duke University, Durham, North Carolina Monday, March 14, 1983 Sanford to aid Hollings in '84 White House bid By David Sorensen John Glenn, Sanford said few accelerate the arms race. University President Terry presidential candidiates have "We need more negotiating Sanford has been named much name recognition this and talking instead of parading chairman of Senator Ernest early in the campaign. of weapons. I think Hollings Hollings' presidential campaign "Right now, Hollings doesn't will provide that. He would rely steering committee, the South match up that well in the polls, more on diplomacy," Sanford Carolina Democrat announced but that will change as the said. Wednesday. campaign gets going. President Concerning Reagan's imple- Sanford said Sunday that he Carter had little recognition at mentaion of supply-side would serve primarily as an the beginning of the 1976 economics — dubbed "Reagon- advisor on the campaign and on campaign," Sanford said. He omics" — Sanfordsaid Hollings major issues, including defense ranked Mondale as the current would concentrate on the twin spending and the economy. top Democratic candidate, with problems of rising umemploy- Although Sanford has two Glenn second and Hollings ment and sagging U.S. years to serve as University "third or fourth." productivity. president, he said he would Sanford, University president "I think Reaganomics has have "no trouble" advising since 1970, served as governor been a disaster. I don't think it Hollings while attending to his of North Carolina from 1961 to has had one redeeming benefit. duties at Duke. 1965 and ran unsuccesfully for We have had record deficits and "I'm not in a position to spend the Democratic presidential high umemployment," he said. that much time on the nomination in 1972 and 1976. "Hollings has been a leader in campaign," Sanford said. "I'll Hollings served as governor of attracting industry to the South just give them some advice. I South Carolina from 1959 to and 1 think he will focus on don't intend to spend any time 1963 and was elected to the increasing productivity and in Washington; I think all my Senate in 1966. putting people back to work." campaign duties can be Sanford said he was attracted See SANFORD on page 2 CA TCH — Can a collie catch a frisbee as wellas its owner? handled over the telephone." to Hollings' candidacy because Sanford added he would not of the senator's positions on serve as a fund-raiser, although defense spending and the he might offer some advice on economy, as well as personal raising money for the friendship. campaign. "Hollings has a more rational Regarding Hollings' chances approach to defense than Editor selections finish Thursday against such better-known President Reagan," Sanford Democratic candidates as said. "I think Reagan has done By Larry Kaplow Graveen, Trinity junior, for Millstone said the increased former vice president Walter a terrible job on defense. It is The need for larger and more Chanticleer and Kevin Romer, interest was stimulated by Mondale and Ohio senator violently counter-productive to diverse contributing staffs was Engineering sophomore, for better advertising and moving stressed by the Undergraduate Jabberwocky. The board also the interviews forward from Publications Board in its first oversees the publication of their usual time during the last round of selections for 1983-84 Tobacco Road, The Teacher- three weeks of school. editors, board members said. Course Evaluation Book and "Having it before break gave According to board member The Duke Humanities Review. it the time it deserved," Sam Millstone, a Trinity senior, Editor selections for the Millstone said. "The editors' the board was "very high on remaining publications will be intentions were made clear in expanding the imput into the made Thursday. the interviewing process." publications ... so we won't "We were very pleased with According to Clement, the have publications expressing the interest shown [in applying interviews are being held earlier only the views of a few." for the positions], said board in order to provide a longer The board's editor selections chairman Hayes Clement, a period of transition beween — made prior to spring break — Trinity junior. "The selections current editors and their were: Edmond Miller, Trinity so far have been tough ones to successors. sophomore, for Archive, David make." See EDITORS on page 5 Illicit rally lures 2,000 Poles By John Kipner independent Solidarity union. which martial law was declared : 1983 N.Y. Times News Service It was the largest demonstra — has become a traditional day GDHNSK, Poland — More tion since early last fall, and of protest. A similar call for than 2,000 Poles defied the came after a declaration by the another rally has gone out for authorities Sunday by holding former Solidarity leader, Lech Monday, timed to coincide with an illegal rally at the workers Walsea, that "harder tactics" the midafternoon change at the monument by the gates of this must be used and after a bitter shipyard. Baltic seaport's Lenin letter of protest to Parliament The shipyard monument, one Shipyard. by the shipyard workers. of the last tangible legacies of The brief protest, quickly Solidarity, stands in a broken up by Zomo riot police, The rally was called for 1 p.m. cobblestone plaza by the STAFF PHOTO reflected the stubborn resent in leaflets furtively handed out shipyard gate. It consists of THE CHAMPS — Sidney Lowe was named tournament ment deeply held by many in in the last few days in the three crosses, each surmounted MVP and Dereck Whittenburg made the all-tourney team Poland over the imposition of streets and near Roman by an anchor, a symbol of as N.C. State copped the ACC title in Atlanta this martial law in December 1981 Catholic churches. The 13th of Polish nationalism. weekend. For details, see Sportswrap, inside section. and the crushing of the each month — the date on See PROTEST on page 2 Page Two The Chronicle Monday, March 14, 1983 Sanford accepts post Protestors defy martial law PROTEST from page 1 As 1 p.m. approached, the number SANFORD from page 1 experiences, they developed a close The monument commemorates the of people walking into the plaza grew The assistant press secretary for friendship. Sanford will help set the tone death of a score of workers — the until, Western reporters estimated, Hollings, Garth Neuffer, said the for the campaign and develop strategy." exact number is in dispute — shot by the crowd numbered a little more senator's aides were pleased with Hollings said last week of Sanford: government forces in disturbances than 2,000. Sanford's selection to head the steering "Terry is one of the more thoughtful over food shortages and prices in Much of the crowd was in Sunday committee. "Sanford and Hollings were in politics. I am grateful he has joined 1978. The building ofthe monument dress, as if coming from mass. There perceived as the first two 'New South' with us, and I look forward to his counsel was a major goal of Solidarity, and its were gray-haired women in fur- governors," Neuffer said. "They were and advice. dedication in December 1980 was a collared coats and younger women in quietly trying to integrate the South "He is a outstanding addition to our moment of triumph. high-heeled boots. while others were blocking schoolhouse campaign, and we will all benefit from doors. Through those shared his wisdom and guidance." F" The Chronicle Everyone wins at the A.C.C. (that's the All Costs Cut | The Chronicle is published Monday 1 coupon sale at Stereo Sound). Just clip these tickets to | through Friday of the academic year, and | savings and you'll score big discounts off the regular selling prices on the best sound around. But don't wait. | weekly through ten (10) weeksof Summer | With winners on our team like Alpine, Bang & Olufsen, | sessions by the Duke University Chronicle | Boston Acoustics, Carver, JBL, JVC, KEF, NAD, Signet, | Board. Price for subscriptions: S30 for third 1 Yamaha and many more, things wil! be moving very fast. 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