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2 The Daily Tar Heel Monday November 13. 1978 Iran rebels battle troops in i From page 1 News op Mef Vlaun, a native of a Dutch island in the Caribbean called St. Martin, said the festival is only one of AIS's projects to help international students. She said A1S also holds an orientation camp each year to accustom foreign student with the American way of life. "A lot of students have trouble understanding English, particularly Japanese and people from that vicinity of the world," Vlaurt said. She said slang creates another problem unique to international students. "When I first came, I had trouble understanding some of the weird words you use like pig out. When I first heard that. I couldn't figure it out." she said. tickets will be available. ' Any student tickets left after public sales end Friday will be available to students who did not pick up a ticket duifrng the week. These tickets will be available at the west end zone booth. Gate 4 prior to the game. Students must present a valid ID card and athletic pass to obtain a student ticket. All students who pick up a student tickey during the week will be admitted conn p) Liter effectively shut down the school's computer center by submitting "phantom jobs" that kept anyone else from using the system. "My guess is that a majority of computer science instructors do not treat in any serious way the ethics of the area," said Lance Hoffman of George Washington University. "We are sending out students with technical expertise, but there are issues far beyond the merely technical ones. These students are going into highly responsible jobs, being responsible for highly important systems like a bank card computer," said Jerry Engle, an associate professor at Old Dominion University in Norfolk. Va. Stanley Mark Rifkin. a computer expert was arrested last week and charged with the theft of $10.2 million from Security Pacific Bank in Los Angeles, which he used to buy diamonds from the Russian government. If convicted, he could serve 10 years in jail and have to pay a S 10,000 fine. the FBI said Rifkin used secredt codes a mm 'MM 1- f m w Distinctive Hair Care Since 1970 Complete Services For Men & Women Also Featuring a Skin Care Specialist BY APPOINTMENT 942-4388 -or 442-4391 - Haircuts Hennas 405 W. FRANKLIN ST CHAPEL HILL, N.C. next to Dunkin Donuts Hair Ail Kodak :0 OK ii )i i i i i i 'r ! ! A ii wjn- :rv COUPON MUST ACCOMPANY ORDER Developed EXPOSURE jyj ROLL... ONLY 3 20 No Fore EXPOSURE VC VU Film ROLL... Offer Expires: December 31, 1978 Thcro's rnoro In th "Space Cadet' was another hard word. Even now. I'll ask my roommate what something means, and sometimes she's not even sure." Vlaun added. Terr Antrim of Miami. Fla., an AIS member said many of the foreign students she has met have difficulty with the grading system. " "We have some very different concepts." Antrim said. "For example, they have no honor code in Europe. International students must adjust to these new ideas." Antrim said she thinks more American students should get involved with AIS. "After all, the United States is part of the international world, too." she said. From page 1 into the game only through Gate 5 and must show their ID card. If no student tickets are available Nov. 25 at the game, students without a student ticket still mav be admitted to the game for standing-room-only spaces, provided they present their ID and athletic. Any questions about the system may be addressed to the Carolina Athletic Association at 933-1 624 ro 933-10 1 3. From page 1 to tranfpr. money to the Swiss bank account of "RUSSALMZ." a Russian government branch that handles dia mond exportation. Danziger said several safeguards have been taken by UNC to prevent illegal use of computer time. "We protect against unauthorized use of computers by making sure that computers are not readilv accessible and by having computer terminals connected to the computer not through public telephone lines but through leased lines, that go from a computer to a specific place," he said. "Periodically passwords are changed. If an employee worked for me and came back, he might find that the password would not be the same." A bill introduced in the Senate by Abraham Ribicoff would make computer, crime and abuse a federal offense. However, the bill is so general in its present form that one could be sentenced to a 15-year jail term and a $50,000 fine for playing games on a computer. nc. fJTW Highlighting Perms MON. 12-5 PM TUES. FRI. 9:30-6PM SAT. 9:30-5 PM Care Center F Hit. Regular Retail cst InrfiiSc! r ONLY sflSBi Economist: recession 'inevitable' NEW YORK ( A P) Economist Milton Friedman said Sunday a U.S. recession is inevitable and could come as early as the first quarter of next year "There is only one thing I am sure of Friedman said. "WeVe going to have a recession, and the later it happens, the deeper it will be." He dismissed President Carter's wage-fand price guidelines as doing more harm than good, and added that unless policy is changed, the United States faces mandatory wage and. price controls' by early 1980. Police shoot brother of Moro suspect LATIN A. Italy ( A P)--Police on Sunday identified a man shot at a stakeout for a prosecutor s killers as the brother of a terrorist sought in'the Aldo Moro The critically wounded man was identified as Paolo Sebregondi, 31, elder brother of Stefano Sebregondi, 26, who is on the list of those sought for questioninrjn the kidnap-murder of Moro, a former premier whose body was found in a parked car in Rome on May 9 after he was held for 54 days by the Red Brigades terrorist gang. v Durham to be site of school DURHAM (AP)- The City of Durham has apparently edged out six other North Carolina cities to become the home of the proposed N.C. School of Science and Mathematics. Gov. Jim Hunt's planning committee has recommmended that Durham's Watts Hospital be the site for the proposed school, which will provide instruction to in-state and out-of-state high school students with exceptional abilities in math and science. Mideast talks moving again WASHINGTON (AP) The Mideast peace talks were moving forward again Sunday after a lengthy late-night meeting between Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan over the latest hangup. ;k m President Carterj telephoned the leaders of Egypt and Israel as the United States stepped up tts -efforts to overcome difficulties in the negotiations. DbtftiForget Your Old Friends! Subscribe Daily Tar Heel Third Class $1.00 wk$ 15.00 semester min. 8 weeks Name Street rvfir- stale '4 Cky- O o o 5 j uutus zzzixzKi "J 1 MB r I Bothinelucln All-ycu-can-cst SciiGd Dor Make-it-yourselt 21 items garden-fresh vegetables --- --tv flrfcv croutons crackers choice of dressing Don't forget the best breakfast special in town. 1) Pancake special: 2 pancakes, 1 egg any style, 2 strips of bacon & syrup. 2) French toast special: 2 pieces of French Toast, 3 strips of bacon & syrup. Your choice only $1.39 Spaghetti special j.kh1 Nov 13th & 16th - At Chapel Hill Store 132 W. Franklin St. 929-2115 to the First Class $2.00 wk. $30.00 semester First Third . weeks amt. enclosed $ g .sarliriw uB ,r,ninc;fcQ n uitoM .Mutt A AlS-ycu-ccn-cat Spaghot f I Dinner Includes: Special meat sauce Parmesan cheese Toasted Grecia bread from including seasoned M-7 6 a.m.-1 1 a.m. You're gonna love of Chapel Hill bloodiest fighting so far TEHRAN, Iran (AP) Clashes between troops and anti-government protesters claimed nine lives in Iran's oil belt, the Iranian government's news agency reported Sunday, and the nation's 37.000 oil workers defied a government deadline for ending their crippling 13-day-old strike. A key anti-government Moslem religious leader, meanwhile, blamed President Carter for "complicating" the Iranian crisis with his support of Shah Mohammad Rea Pahlavi. The reported violence was the bloodiest since the shah appointed a mjlitary-led government last Monday. The Pars news agency said six persons, including an army sergeant, were killed and 23 demonstrators wounded Saturday in Khorranshahr. about 410 miles southwest of Tehran. The violence erupted near the Emam Sadeq Mosque, where the faithful had gone to pray on a Moslem feast day. Protesters set lire to 15 banks and a number of shops before troops moved in to disperse them. Pars said. In Ahwaz, about 70 miles north of Khorranshahr. soldiers shot and killed three persons and wounded many others Saturday when a group organizing a demonstration refused to disperse. Pars reported. The agencVrsaid street demonstrations also were staged in the cities of Kermanshah, Shiraz and Mashad, but no deaths or serious injuries were reported. Religious leaders headed a peaceful five hour march by thousands of people in Kermah, southeast of the capital, and another peaceful demonstration was held in Isfahan, Pars said- The months-long anti-shah campaign has been led by Moslem clergymen opposed to the shah's westernization of this traditional Islamic society and has been joined by political dissidents demanding democratic reforms of his authoritarian rule. The exiled Moslem leader Ayatullah Khomaini. a central figure in the sfucSies majority of students are white, and when they graduate, they move into a white neighborhood." Norman said. "The first time they face black students is when they get a fob teaching," he said. When white teachers first meet black students it sometimes becomes a confrontation because the teachers do not know "the culture, nature, background nor have the sensitivity to those students they teach." Norman said. "Whiter students are not going to take the black studies courses on their own, s Announcements BEER RALLY! Sponsored by the Karen Smith for Homecoming Queen Committee. Monday, November 13th, 12:00 noon in front of New West. Free beer while it lasts. SKI KILUNGTON. VT. with the UNC SKI CLUB! Transportation, lodging, liftslope tickets, parties, only J 145.50! Dec. 31 -Jan. 6. Never skied? Come learn! Bill Verch, 942-6079. Vote SHARON JARVIS. Choose a Homecoming Queen qualified to represent Carolina well. UNC Majorette. Miss Gastonia. "Beat Dook" Queen-1976. SHARON JARVIS. A true representative of and for Carolina! Help Wanted OVERSEAS JOBS Summerfull time. Europe, S. America, Australia, Asia, etc. All fields, 0-il7XX monthly, expenses paid, sightseeing. Free info. Write: International Job Center. Box 4490-NL, Berkeley, CA 94704 Lost & Found LOST: IF YOU found one key on a curled brass keyring, please reinforce my faith iti human nature by calling 933-4298. Thanks. .... LOST: OPAL RING in Woollen GymThis ring means a lot to me! Reward offered. Lorrie 933-2772, 933-2766 or give to campus police. No questions. FOUND: Black & white kitten in Kingswood Apts. Call 929-7328. FOUND: A TICKET to Blue-White game in Chase. Call 933-2721 to identify section and seat number. Ask for Pam. FOUND: AN INSCRIBED silver Cross pen beside Pit. Call 933 2721 to identify. Ask for Pam. Miscellaneous DO YOU WANT an intelligent, attractive young lady to represent UNC in the Orange-Bowl Parade? Then vote Karen Smith for Homecoming Queen. Legal Clinic of Coleman, Bernholz. & Dickerson 136 E. Rosemary Street (above Blimpies) call 929-0394 for appointment Some of the services available are: Uncontested Divorces. 90.00 cost Separation Agreements, uncontested with limited assests . 100.00 Wills (simpleX. 35.00 Traffic Court Representation minor offenses '125.00 DUI (1st offense) L '225.00 House & Land Purchases (title examinations, review sales contract, etc.) 'A of purchase price plus 50 150 closing (if applicable) minimum opposition, said in an interview in Paris that Carter's "protection of the shah is complicating the current crisis in Iran." "The American president should quickly realize that his protection of the shah serves neither the Iranian people nor the United States." he said in the interview with a Paris-based Arabic languages newspaper. Khomaini said he will be ready to start a dialogue with the United States only when the Iranian monarchy is overthrown. , In Ahwaz; the heart of Iran's petroleum region, senior oil industry officials said "only a handfull" of strikers had returned to their jobs despite threats of dismissal by the state-run oil monopoly, the National Iranian Oil Co. The oil company three days ago gave the strikers a 7 a.m. Sunday deadline to return to work or face dismissal and arrest. Thre were no reports of arrests, however. Industry sources said more than 80 oil-fiels "agitators" had been rounded up by the military in recent weeks. Oil is the mainstay of the Iranian economy, and the walkout, called to press opposition demands for political reforms, has. slashed oil exports by 60 percent. NIOC officials were optimistic the strikers would return to work in the next few days, but foreign personnel were more pessimistic. - "We believe there has been widespread intimidation and it's possible some of the men have gone underground," said one official who declined to be identified. The company, speaking for the shah's new military government, also warned that strikers living in company houses would be evicted with their families. The oil workers launched their strike Oct. 31 amid swelling opposition to the shah's rule. They also demanded a 22.5 percent pay hike, which was approved by the shah last week in a bid to prevent the collapse of the oil industry. But as bloody rioting continued throughout the country, the strikers refused to go back to work. From page 1 we should require them. It's the only way they are going to learn about the students they are going to be teaching," said Norman, professor of Afro-American and African Studies at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. The student coalition also said it would investigate allegations of discrimination against blacks at Western Carolina University, would monitor affirmative action programs in the UNC system and would set up a Raleigh office to lobby the Imriafcitifrs i ' ' ' '; ' t':- '': ?f , c . For Rent FEMALE SPACE AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY at Granville Towers. Room and 19 mealsweek. Rates are prorated by the day. Call 929-7143. For Sal. MUST SELL BY Dec. 1: 1972 h. green Ford Torino station wagon. Good condition, good gas mileage. Call Nancy, 929-2435, for test drive price negotiable. Personals K.C. HAPPY 19th BIRTHDAY! Hope it s the best, you Avant Roob illiterate. Love, Jenny, Pam and Esther HAPPY BIRTHDAY RANDY! To the sexiest, most muscle-bound husband a woman could ever want. Much love and admiration now and always! Tracey (TJ.) Rides NEED RIDE TO NORFOLK for Thanksgiving. Will share expenses. Can leave Tues. or Wed. PLEASE call! 3-7326 ask for Leigh. Keep trying! Tickets FREE TICKETS for all Carolina home football games! Listen to FM 107 WDBS to win..There is a cure once the last seat is sold. Classified info Pick up ad forms in any classified box at all DTH pickup spots or at DTH Office. Return ad and check or money order to DTH ;Office 12:00 (noon) 1 day before the ad will run or (in campus mail 2 days before. Ads must be prepaid. ; Rates: 25 words or less Students $1.75 Non-students $2.75 54 for each additional word $1.00 more for boxed ad or bold type Please notify the DTH Office if there are mistakes in your ad, immediately! 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