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THURSDAY, AUGUST 16. 1979
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United Press International
ILEXANDRIA, Va. — A private
^ .ol principal claims the constitu-
1 guarantee of religious free-
gave him the right to expel a
?^§jte girl because he thought she
a black boyfriend,
ilek Lee Bledsoe, a fundamen-
preacher and principal of the
msco Christian School in
odbridge, Va., expelled Melissa
o;er, 14, in January because he
ight she was romantically in-
with Rufus Bostic III, 14.
^Iliss Fiedler’s parents, supported
the American Civil Liberties
an, filed suit alleging their
ter’s civil rights had been vio-
The family is seeking $70,000
.<?, damages.
jedsoe’s lawyers maintained the
idonship was a violation of Bap-
doctrine and their client had the
it to discipline the child,
hit the Fiedlers’ attorney, Victor
sburg, argued the expulsion was
iolation of the 13th Amendment
she Constitution and said reli-
B schools have no right to prac-
racism.
testimony Monday, Bledsoe
Lewis he was not aware that
rriages between blacks 'and
iteswere lawful.
have never studied the law,”
said. “I have studied the
dsoe
ruled Bledsoe had reason
think the two children were
untically involved and such rela-
uhips do violate Baptist tenets.
Battalion photo by Clay Cockrill
Show me some tricks
Paul Driscoll gets a student to help him with one of his many
magic tricks Wednesday in the MSC. Driscoll’s act is one of the
recent shows sponsored by the MSC Summer Programming
Committee.
lesearchers studying
reckage of Monitor
United Press International
iBOARD JOHNSON SEALINK
A large fish divers call "'Sam”
ils the wreck of the Civil War
boat Monitor, the famed
lad that sank in 210 feet of
tr in the notorious graveyard of
Atlantic, 16 miles southeast of
!£®eHatteras, N.C.
(RPe shell-encrusted wreckage lies
on a flat sand plateau, hidden
»all but a closeup view, by
my lawyer
signing from
!ntagon job
United Press International
WASHINGTON — Jill Wine
jjier, one-time assistant to
gate special prosecutors Ar-
1 Cox and Leon Jaworski, is
ping as the Army’s top lawyer.
Iner, 36, who helped convict
y key Watergate figures, said
day she will resign Sept. 30
[three years as the Army’s gen-
I counsel.
:s had offers from law firms
corporations, but won’t decide
Ittodo until she leaves the Pen-
n, she said.
murky waters that envelop the 172-
foot ship like a dense fog.
To observers peering out of tiny
portholes in a small research sub
marine, schools of amberjack
provide the initial signal that the
Monitor is close by. Suddenly the
armor-plated sides of the Monitor
appear, clearly indicating the sever
ity of the vessel’s death plunge dur
ing a New Year’s Eve storm in 1862.
The Monitor landed upside
down. Its revolutionary revolving
turret separated from its bronze
support ring and slid aft. A large
section of the Monitor’s 5-inch-thick
belt of side armor rests atop the tur
ret, suspended a few feet off the
shell-littered floor.
The bottom of the ship’s iron-
plated hull, now face up, has buck
led in some sections and is missing
in other areas, with only the iron
beam skeleton remaining. The sides
of the ship, however, appear sur
prisingly intact.
Although water visibility Tuesday
was only 15 or 20 feet, the precise
maneuvering of the 22-foot, four-
man Johnson SeaLink II research
sub provided a closeup look at the
entire vessel.
Accompanying the submarine on
its slow cruise around and above the
Monitor was the grouper nicknamed
Sam. Diver Bill Bond said the fish.
estimated to weigh 100 to 125
pounds, has been seen at the wreck
for two years. At one point the fish
seemed to gaze into the lighted
cabin of the sub as its occupants
peered out.
The Monitor was discovered in
1973 by a team of researchers from
Duke University. It was photo
graphed extensively in 1977, and
two weeks ago divers began the first
detailed study of the federal
ironclad.
The project is a joint effort by the
National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration, the Harbor Branch
Foundation of Fort Pierce, Fla., and
the state of North Carolina.
Divers operating from this sub
mersible and a sister ship, both de
veloped by Harbor Branch, are con-
cetrating on a 5-foot section of the
ship’s belly. They are slowly remov
ing several feet of sand to reach the
ship’s officers’ quarters and the cap
tain’s stateroom furnished with
black walnut chests.
Divers so far this month have
picked up a mustard bottle bearing
the inscription "U.S. Navy,” and a
wine bottle of undetermined origin.
Next to the wreck is a waterlogged
orange crate and divers also report
finding bits of plastic on the sea
floor, evidence of more recent pol
lution.
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Education and Welfare Secretary, Joseph Califano agreed to end a
controversial program in which his department subsidized employees
to participate in anti-smoking programs. Sen. Walter Huddleston,
D-Ky., said Tuesday.
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a Washington newspaper.
The department informally agreed to drop the program several
weeks ago, but refused to put it in writing — as the senators insisted —
until the final days of his secretaryship.
‘This was the kind of excessive zealousness that annoyed and
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clearly exceeded his authority in order to pursue his private crusade
against smoking.”
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