Impeachment charges against Holloway dropped Barry Bowdea will step down from presiding over Reiman stated that during the meet- an irresponsible way to go about it." that the charges are justified accord- The official stand by both Student the trial. I will preside over it in an . ing they discussed ing to Segal. ManagingEditor unbiased manner." the matter of the After the meeting with Student Government and Student Develop- Impeachment precedings against charges being filed. Development Tuesday. Farbman told Nunnally said that last Friday the ment is that the letters delivered did Student Senate President Rich As of yet no charges have been "At this time. we can still say that Technician that he was going to senators delivered the ten day writ- not constitute ten day notice because Holloway will be dropped by the filed either with the Student Gov- charges have not been filed." said remove his name from the petition. ten notice requiredby the Student they were not signed according to senators seeking his impeachment. ernment Offices or Student Devel- Reiman. “We have no record of such No other senators announced any Government By-laws before an im- Holloway. opment Offices. charges either here or at Student change in their status on the matter. peachment trial can began. Holloway Yocum stated that he is consid- “We feel that he will be coopera- Government." Another senator will replace . ering civil court action on the matter. tive (with our investigation) and A meeting was held Tuesday Farbman on the petition according to and Hilliard signed receipts for the “I am considering it." Yocum said. therefore we have decided to drop afternoon between Evelyn Reiman “The Audit Board is oin Segal. However. he did not name the letters but Yocum refused. Thelma Holloway also said that action was charges against Rich."l said Phil and Sonja Becton of Student Devel- (tonight). We are going tog 3:23;: senator who is to take Farbman's Galloway. Student Government sec- pouible because they really had no Segal. vice chairman of the Student \opment. Wade Ritter. Attorney this to the Audit Board to see what place. retary signed Yocum's receipt ac- charges against him. Senate's Finance Committee. “We General. and John Nunnally. Steve they think." said Segal. The senators “Basically. the reason for the cording to Nunnally and Segal. The reason for the meeting with discussed it and felt that it was in the Bullard and Mark Farbman, three of who are seeking the impeachment impeachment is because we weren't "What they delivered was an Student Development was to insure best interest of all parties concerned. the six senators who had signed a wrll then decide whether to file the getting any cooperation from the unsigned threat." said Hilliard. It that "all proceedings that follow are We intend to precede with the petition calling for the impeachment charges or not according to Serial Executive Branch." said Segal. “As doesn't fulfill the requirement of the both fair and appropriate." said charges against Yocum and Hilliard." of Holloway. Student Body President When asked about the senators far as political overtones go. we were ten day notice according to Hilliard. Reiman. “I did meet with them but I made Jim Yocum, and Steve Hilliard. action of going to the press before trying to eliminate them." That is “I guess that is for someone else to “We are going to make sure this no agreements or concessions." said Chairman of the President's Com- filing the charges. Holloway said. “It why charges have not been filed decide" whether it fulfills the re- thing gets cleared up whether or not Holloway. “I will rot in hell before I mittee to Combat Student Apathy. was a poor way to go about it. It was because the senators want to insur: quirement or not. they file the charges." said Hilliard. Technicia North Carolina State University’s Student Newspaper Since 1920 Volume LXV, Number 78 Wednesday. April 4, 1984 Raleigh. North Carolina Phone 737-2411/2412 Loving faces 4th-ranked Heels Pack blasts High Point, hosts Tar Heels today MikeGrinard hits and a Wolfpack miscue. Davis Sports Writer gunned down two atteruted steals and the State infield turned two Doug Davis and Tracy Woodson double plays in that stretch. belted solo homelruns and junior “We came back from a long trip right-hander Mike Schopp scattered last night (Sunday) and we were eight hits while going the distance as really happy to bounce back today State upended High Point. 7-1. with a win." Esposito said. “I was Monday at Doak Field. quite pleased to see Mike Schopp The win. which followed a defeat in pitch a complete game. He threw a slugfest at Georgia Tech Sunday. strikes and pitched well.” prepares the Wolfpack for today's 3 pm. showdown with nationally 4th- Tracy Black paced the Pack's run ranked North Carolina on State's production with two doubles. a walk. diamond. and three runs scored. Freshman Admission for the game is $2 for Alex Wallace raised his batting adults. $1 for non-State students and average to .435 with a 3-for-5 free for State students with a current performance and Andrew Fava in- registration card. creased his batting average to .406 The Tar Heels boast a worksheet while knocking in two runs. Bonfire of 30-7 (8—0 in the ACC) following a Woodson, batting .395 with an 17-5 drubbing of East Carolina on outstanding slugging percentage of Monday. Excellent pitching. timely .991. leads the nation in homers and today hitting and late-inning rallies have in RBI percentage with a 2.1 per Staff photosby Marty Allen been a trademark for this year’s game average. UNC edition as shown by comeback Freshman Bud Loving will be in Staff reports wins in the ninth inning of their last search of his sixth win in seven Top State second two conference games. outings in today‘s contest against baseman DougStrange tags A bonfire and party will be held on “They‘re off to a great start and UNC. Loving has amazingly pitched outthis High Point player. the brickyard today at 5:00. This are playing real well," Wolfpack six complete games in six starts and event. in recognition of the anniver- mentor Sam Esposito- said. “They carries a 2.84 ERA into the ACC Left- The Pack's Mike sary of State's victory against have an excellent chance of winning clash. Schopp delivers the bait en Houston to win the National Basket- the regular season, which is a great His previous loss came at the route to an eight-hitter in a ' ball Championship. is Student Gov- accomplishment." hands of the Heels in the first 1-1 win against High Point ernment sponsored. State also reflects an impressive meeting this season in Chapel Hill. Monday. Perry Woods. Chairman of the record with a 24-5 overall mark and He pitched a five-hitter in the 3-1 Senate Communication and Informa- 5-2 conference record after Monday's loss. tion Committee. is in charge of the triumph over the Panthers. Solo Carolina sophomore lefthander project.“We're not looking for the blasts by Davis and Woodson in the Tim Kirk will be making his first emotional frenzy of last year. we just second and third innings respectively collegiate start today. He is 4-0 felt the occasion was worthy of a proved to be all the runs Schopp coming out of the bullpen this season party." he said. needed for the win. with two saves. He carries a 2.39 Woods went on to com- Woodson‘s shot pulled him within earned run average into the game. ment.“0riginally we had hoped to one home run of Bill Merrifield's The Heels are led at the plate by have the flag raising ceremony for ACC record of 20 single-season catcher B.J. Surhoff, who bats .452. the flagpole that is being erected for homers. Woodson's RBI total of 60 is Carolina bats .345 as a team. while the team's ‘Never Say Die' spirit at also fastly-approaching Rick State hits .346. this time. Unfortunately due to Lockwood's conference record of67. The meeting is the 81st between delays. that had to be postponed." Schopp faced the minimum the arch-rivals. and the Heels lead If it is raining at 4:00pm. the event through five innings. despite three the series 47-33. will be cancelled. Devin Steele also fell in singles action. Kolehma (S) d. Leveering-Englander Sports Editor In men's singles play. No. 1 Clint 1-6. 64. 7-6; No. 2 — Solent-Mayor (D) Weathers fell to 7-5 overall and 0-4 in d. Elder-LeAnna Lewis 62. 63; No. 3 The team of Leslie Lewis and the league with a 62. 6-1 loss to - Loft-Pamdit (D) d. Maddox- Kerri Kohlema scored a com- Lawson Duncan. Carpenter 6-1. 6-0. e-from-behind 1-6. 6-4. 7-6 win over Also suffering setbacks were No. 2 Records: Duke 12—9. State 68. Julie Leveering and Ruth Englander Tony Baker (3-9 overall. 1-3 in the in the No. 1 doubles match. but the ACC). No. 3 Scott Stanford (3-7. 0-4). Wolfpack women’s tennis team was No. 4 Joey Cirvello (36. 0-3). No. 5 MEN blitzed in every other match to fall to Mark Blankinship (3-6. 0-3) and No. 6 Clemson 9. State0 Duke 61 Tuesday at Lee Courts. Brian Mavor (0-2. 0-2).