2 The Daily Tar HeelMonday. December 1, 1980 r tz zvzr's biggest seazfzgh Frcm PC33 1 BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Iran claimed its commandos captured Iraq's '. ; Mina al-Eakr oil terminal Sunday in .the; f. biggest sea battle -of the Persian Gulf '. war, but Iraq denied the Iranian victory '-. and said it repulsed the attack.. ' Iran said its marine forces overran the giant Iraqi -oil shipping' port ."at the ; northwestern '.edge of the gulf and '. hoisted the red, white and green-striped -nag to the Islamic Republic of Iran at the highest point of a derrick at the facility. . ; Iraa said the Iranians were repulsed -. with a loss of three of their U.S.-made Phantom . fighter:bombers and . three warships in the 10-week-old war's 0 heaviest sea clash. Iran, also calling it the heaviest sea battle in the war, claimed the Iranina navy sank four Soviet-made Iraqi missile boats and seven other gunboats. Iran said only one of its gunboats sustained heavy damage in the two-day battle, which began Friday with Iranian raids on Mina al-Bakr and the Iraqi port of Fao at the mouth of the Shatt al-Arab waterway, according to Tehran radio. Fao, Iraq's main Persian Gulf terminal, is the site of pumping stations that push crude oil to Iraq's terminals at Mina al-Bakr and Khoir al-Amaya, 12 miles south of Fao and due east of Kuwait. ' V, ThQ FLesoiixg Center has been here for you since 1974... providing private, undcrctcudin health care to vrcmcri of ell cC"3... at a reasonable cost. The Flcn& Center... vre'ro here when you need us. CiI1701.C3C3iarrs!'Ticr7s. 1 them in and then we get to arrange them. We have to buy fertilizer and soil, too, so we're not charging much." Pratt figures she spends about three hours on each bouquet. The arrival of winter brings a change of plants for the flower ladies. ' " "In the winter we sell the straw flowers and the dried flowers," Farrington said. "They're just as pretty, I think. In the winter we catch up on our housework, too." Despite the chilling winter, which temporarily lays to rest the selling of fresh flowers, both women say the. students' spirits are certainly not laid to rest. They credit the University students with keeping their small business alive: "The students are real nice, the housewives just complain a lot," Pratt , said. "The students are real friendly. Without them we'd have to pack up and go." And, added' Farrington, "The students are the main part of our business. When they're gone we really suffer. We just love them to death." ; Apparently, -.the flowers ladles are , important to many students," past .and present, as well. One alumnus, in town for the Duke game, stopped by the ladies booth to buy some marigolds. "I remember these ladies from when we were in school," Patty McCIoskey said. "The flowers used to really brighten up our drab rooms." . The flower ladies have ' probably brightened up a few drab days for both students.-and native - Chapel Hillians, . who, in bustling through the NCNB Plaza worrying about bills and term papers, have sometimes found time to ' stop and examine these ladies bouquets. - " And many have discovered that debts and deadlines don't seem nearly as . burdensome with a chrysanthemum or a bunch of daisies in hand. re i u u - 1 ... .- k k4 tobacco From page 1 Keep your engine tuned. opponents, not a real threat to the tobacco program. . , "But it is really too early to tell how all the troops are going to line up" (on the issue), Koraegay said, adding that ' he hoped Congress would consider the food stamp and tobacco programs separately. North Carolina Democratic Rep. Walter B. Jones, chairman of the House tobacco subcommittee, said congressmen might retaliate against the tobacco program, "but not enough to make any appreciable difference." "It depends on how much Sen. Helms cuts the food stamp program," Jones said. Tto CsrcKna Union Presents rE7v W Of ' . J MKCTttllMUUita Tuesday, December 2, 8:30 p.m. Manorial Hall - UNC $3 General Public $4 Students, 'Over 65 Tlckct3 at Carolina Union Box' ' Office and at th door. 1 ' . m - a Barnes Cctdmaa Wednesday, December 3 ' 4:00 and 8:30 p.m. $3 General Public $4 Students, Over 65 Tickets at Carolina Union Box Office and at the door. Ma tinea tickets Bra $1.00 less than evening The Carolina Union Presents 1 : with Leo Driehuys, conductor Friday, Dec. 5 , 8 p.m. Memorial Hall Ticliets $2.50 at Union Box Office A Friends of the College Presentation OatuO acd.Trcccrl world renowned t7cd. and Thurs. . .. : Pec. 3.Cc4: Op.m. Ilcysolds Cells cuo on the campus of NCSU Tickets for UNC Students $2.00 at Union Box Office Hero earth trcmora plexus Italy NAPLES, Italy (AP) Two earth tremors Sunday jolted quake-stricksr southern Italy where snow and sub freezing temperatures added to the miser of homeless thousands starting their exodus to the distant hemes of friends 01 to govcrment-provided hotel rooms. The first shock, at about 3 a.m., damped a clinic in Poteriza, forcing the evacuation of patients being treated for injuries from last Sunday's first quake, which killed more than 3,000 people. The second and stronger jolt came just before 9 a.m. Authorities said the aftershocks, among the strongest of nearly a hundred that have rumbled through the area with generally diminishing intensity, caused no deaths. Congrteca vdll ofreoa money bills 1 WASHINGTON (AP) Congress will spend its final week concentrating . on money bills and a proposed 'superfund" to clean up toxic wastes. Lame duck legislators also may make last-ditch pleas for pet projects before the new, more conservative 97th Congress begins in January. The year-long battle over the so-called super fund could resume as early as Monday in the House with debate on a trimmed version of the bill passed by the Senate last week. ; Supporters are expected to try to gain approval for the Senate version, rather than accept amendments that could sink the entire package, under a special parliamentary rule that would bar congressmen from offering amendments. The Senate bill would create a fund over the next five years to clean up active and inactive chemical waste dumps and toxic spills. Nearly 90 percent of the money would come from new taxes on the chemical industry. The measure compares with a broader $4.2 billion fund originally proposed by the Senate Enviornment and Public Works Committee and a cleanup package the House passed earlier this year. Fire forces family from home ' ; A fire late Wednesday night forced a family of five from their home at 1 16 Kenan St. and caused an excess of $20,000 in damage, Chapel Hill Fire Captain Fred Merricks said. Robert France, his wife, Donna Burns, and their three children escaped from the house without injury. Three fire trucks were called to the scene at 10:28 p.m. and firemen had the blaze under control with 30 minutes according to Assistant Fire Chief Robert Williams. The fire began in the back of the two-story wood frame house and spread to the kitchen and a bedroom. The cause of the fire has not been determined and is still under investigation, Merricks said. France, his wife and their children will stay temporarily with neighbors. The r,,t LUNCHEON SPECIALS ? DINNER SPECIALS MON $2.75 Steak and Cheese sandwich with French Fries. TUES . 2.50 Barbeque Chicken with French Fries and Salad, Bread WED 53.35 Barbeque Beef Rib with Salad, French Fries and Bread THURS 2.75 Hot Roast Beef Platter with Salad and French Fries Fill '. $2.75 Barbpque Pbte " with Shw, Hush puppies and French Fries and n.m Barbeque Sandwich and $2.95 Fried Shrimp Pbte with Sbw, Hushpuppics and French Fries MON 2.99 Hamburger Steak with Baked Potato -or French Fries, Salad, Bread and Onion. TUES 2.99 Meat Roulade with Garden Peas, Salad and Bread WED . $2.99. Texas Pbtter with Salad, Baked ' Potato or French Fries and bread THUES $2.99 Spaghetti Pbtter withSabd and Bread and $2.99 Fried Shrimp . 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