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2The Daily Tar Heel Wednesday, April 8. 1981 c v 4 . WS r- a t o n D By TiHAC'Y FOIH) Staff Writer The problem of future water supplies for Chapel Hill and Orange County will be examined in a recently be gun comprehensive water resources study of the Cape Fear River basin, study director Wood row Yonts said. The study, conducted by the N.C. Department of Natural .Resources and Community Development and the U.S. Water Resources Council, will look at a 27-county area and will include the cities of Chapel Hill, High Point, Greensboro, Burlington, Durham, Pittsboro, 'RE-med: Current undcrgraduats pro-medical students may now compete for several hundred Air Force scholarships. These scholarships are to be awarded to students accepted into medical schools as freshmen or at the beginning of their sophomore year. The scholarship provides for tuition, books, lab fees and equipment, plus a $400 monthly allowance. Investiage this financial alternative to the high cost cf medical education , Contact: TSgt Bob Payne; USAF Heath Professions Recruiting; Suite G-1 , 1100 Navaho Drive; Raleigh, NC 27609. or call (918) 755-4134. A!R FORCE n i uu 1 ' V I I u 20 Saving! on all supplies and furniture SAVINGS CAROLINA COPY CENTER AND OFFICE - SUPPLY INC. 71 Ninth SL Aa PIm -Chape HIU S7-25CS Durham 284-7592 rates 25 words or less Students 1.75 Non-Students 2.75 Add V lor each additional word 4 .00 more for boed ad or boldface type 10 percent discount for ad run 5 consecutive day Pleaea Print Vary CfHy TITXn-nOSE TOMTt! Harrison's Under Franklin. 9:33 pm. No cover! THE UNC 'MEDIA BOARD Is accepting application for At Largs and faculty positions for next year. Submit resume and letter of application by April 10 to Box 13, Carolina Union. STUDENT STORAGE SERVICE accepting Hashed reaereatJosjs for eecasaer a tor-a. Service facia da FHTZ plck-st? cad delivery. For naore lafo. call S.S.S. f 33-7118. Reservation deaJIIae 427. ALL THOSE INTFXnSTTJD In joining the Carolina Union f ilm Committee should pick up applications and !nn up for Interview times at the Union Dek. Competed applications must be turned in by 410. RED CLAY RAMBLERS 6 SI KAHN. Wednrtday, April 8, 8. CO. Memorial Hall. Benefit; N.C. Stydnt Rural He!;h Coalition. Tickets available at Carolina Union or at door. Co!; 3 April lit! BEACH BALL S1. Ckairaaea ef tae Board. E saber's, GaU!-a'e, D'.rira and! eaorel Tk lata available row at JAl?Z.:V5. Call 12-3151 for noa L!ormilo. Isf?ff tr J la trv':3 c-trt r f!i j eerjs? IIetI' 5;23 Frl,!. Aj'J 13 at Carmk&ael tjr-. I'ratStf t I v Cstasr!4y tryct! eiaaJay, April IS. Qeestioast Call $575 ! UNC BASKCTUAI L VS UNC FOOTBALL: Al Wud vs Amtti laTrn- and mors! SL 4iin. en i (,..!$ i?!. en c: Is- t -j i .. .t'- H, C Z. AfO'a C5sa i, ' - .fit J ! a t: ' li at 7 e.m. Itsa a i ' . J t j!s-j',U a' - -J i i: v '. t( iiit.ti t'..ir.i . t Car u C!t CiI LA'iT 1 1! I - r,,' -msU.- .J,Ui-. f.J l!i k r i' . r ""'..st l-t(j " ;.at t,ss.' r?, st. an.! ' f v 1 tee Usui.? C"tt! nj , ltv ,'.f, X ' J p t-i tta.ii, 11 i i-.v..tt i ly Ci,fi. i.f " ! i ' j J i -.c if lsff f(t i ;"i ." JJ, ? WANT HM.!. A CAtr.O! !C !;:! STIiUi Sanlord, Raleigh, Benson, FayetteviSle, Clinton and Wilmington. Because future water supplies are the main water concern in Orange County and particulary in Chapel Hill, Yonts said the study will identify existing water needs, resources, and current projects, and will look for potential alternatives to existing water supplies. One such alternative would be the possibility of using ground water to supplement the existing water supply. Ground water is water that flows beneath the earth's subsurface in void spaces such as cracks, fractures and pore openings. F n 1 25" Full Suspension ! black or tropic sand 2 Drawer 512 Without Lock, reg. 99.95 . SaleS9-97 With Lock, reg. 117.95 Sal82.57. 4 Drawer 51 4 5 Without Lock, reg. 139.95 '.Sale9'5.17. With Lock, reg. 162.95 Salel 14.07 YOU CAN'T PASS UP! 12 Perk Plasa RTP 549 8289 GREAT GATSBY TONIGHT Purdy'e takes von back to the Good ol' day. Oaly S3' cover for everyone alt night. 10 draft smlil 10:39 lost Cz found LOST: MAN'S WHITE GOLD Witnaver wrist watch. Reward. Call 942-1258. Keep trying! FOUND 14 KARAT gold jewelry on intramural soccer field. Contact John Highsmith 933-3954. FOUND: Brown checkbook-girls. Found across from Carolina Inn. Call 933-7413 to identify. KEYS FOUND near Kingswood Apartsaeata. Call 935-8361. Ask for Elian. LOST: PHOTOGRAPHIC NEGATIVES in a manl'a envelope. Save my sanity, class grade, and future of the world of art. Call Sharon 967-8689. Reward! FOUND One set of keys. Near Vance Hall. General Motors key among them. Call 942-6382. LOST: BLACK AND WHITE male Siberian husky, near Foxcroft. Great attachment and love involved. If found or whereabouts known please call Greg at 967-6382. FOUND-YOUR KEYS IN Wilson by the "Periodic Guide" Table. "Lite" Key chain. Turned In to Union Desk DWH. GRAY MEDIUM TABBY, CAT male, lost in North Carrboro answers to Hanel. No collar or identification. Call 942 7130. Reward. LOST: GOLD NECKLACE with two gold shells attached in Cabana Tanning Center on Friday. Great sentimental value. Please caS 933-5264 if .you pkked W up. Reward! LOST: GOLD ROrE-chain bracelet. Probably lost la Greenlaw. Reward ofUted. Call 933-2937. heirs wanted WANTED: NON-SMOKING MAILS as su!4t in paid LPA breathing eperinmt on the L'NC CH campus. Total time complement fat 10-15 hours including a fret phy-fca! emmattn. Pay U 15.00 per hour. We ned healthy mak-, aie 1 8-43 wiih no eSirrgira and no hai-ver. C'a3 8-5 Mon.-Frt. Lr more Jr.lormaiion. V66-12j3. OVERSEAS JOBS-SummrfvMf round, furope. S. Amer., Australia, Au. AH f.!J. I' 3CM12C3 mtm'J.hj. Sihheetrtg. Free lr.lo. Win IJC B 52 NCI Corona Ihl ?.r, CA 92S2S. LinCUAHDS, V.U'tMfNG INSTRUCTORS, and SU?'.:tI.a f,;.kl COACH needed. Cune.-t Lfrfcvt3, W.S.I, retired. fokj av4i.i fcr.ifl.!.!. A-;',? i Duiha.n Y.M C A , III? Chapel IUI RJ. 4i'i-:ia. - PART-TIME YARD WOflK lt apartment comi-tes. JO 2 3 hour a i k, RtowttH, .-eedi1, ic- rrrr t J fffii!f!i b L'jt tid. t;t J..ttll SeartHMt, H'lXV), 10 h Monday tfaoo-ih Vaff day. Cjffi.WJ AvaitHenf,. is::: cAtrrrtono :icuat;un a : p,v;ks l , I'AH I c-'i 1 tit hit :.f.t it.J ' SufflrtlH : v.;,jit.Jf f.i U supervttM.' kf : i . ... I .it?.--if f, .;!tRii-J fci'r-twiw, j 5f (Jv4 wttttwet't ktrsM ttr, J arfiJ,' e lrt Iims r:'h at ts iJ. simiI. ;3ir r s f i ( it tn r j ' s'v..(ft if, a, ;;.,, klav. A;'t4 ) S l S -i 4 i.rt r trff5 jmi 2 h it ka ja a IM Homoplii "People. Franklin 5t. ALL YOU CAN A 0 lAIJU j 4J2 fV. Served evenings only -Tuesday- Calabash Fried Popcorn Shrimp S5.99 .-Wednesday 1 Fillet of Flounder $5.99 Dinners served with hushpuppies, french fries and slaw Landlubber's Chapel Hill 967-8227 Hours: Lunch: Tues.-Fri. 11:30-2:00 I Vf..l ...... 1. m.,.,1 Dinner. Tues.-Sat. Take Out Get A Head Start On Finding A Job! A Guide To Over 2C00 Of Worth Carolina's Largest Employer; Sending your resume to the greatest number of . , employers is the "secret" to obtaining interviews that lead to job offers. Our 53 page booklet will provide you with names, addresses, and phone numbers of over 2,000 of , North Carolina's leading employers. Please rush me . Name Address Ptaase allow 2 weeks for all personal checks. Mail To: DATASEARCH P.O. Box 23151 Greensboro, N.C. 274C3 Classified ads may be placed at the DTH Offices or mailed to the DTH Carolina Union 065A, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. services ATTENTION GRAD AND HONORS STUDENTS. Aaron Services will type your papers at a discount. That's right, a 10 discount on theses and dissertations. If you want it right, bring it to Aaron Literary Services, NCN3 Plaza, 967-1270. HELIUM FILLED BALLOON BOUQUETS DELIVERED for special occasions or just for fun. Singing clowns available. Ask about our student special. Call Balloons and Tunes 967-3433. COMPLETE RESUME SERVICES at BUSINESS SPECIALTIES, 106 Henderson Street. We specialize in resume preparation. We tailor our professional resumes and cover letters to meet individual needs and stylistic preferences. Call 968-4739. MR. KS MUSIC SHOW FEATURES a live disc Jockey playing beach, disco rock, and new wave for any size party. Call 942-5293 for reasonable prices. 1 . BIGGER ELTTER BAGELS! Fresh baked bagels delivered to your door every Tuesday and Friday. We have plain, sesame, salt, cinnamon raisin, whole wheat, poppy, pumpernickel, onion, and garlic. Six for 1.50, 13 for 3.00. Tom Morris, 929-8327. BAHAMA SAILING VACATION. 46 ketch sleeps eight. Cordial Captain and Mate. Call 904-731-0451. roommates GREAT PLACE. ONE MILE FROM CAMPUS, pool Only S105 a month plus V) utilities. Starting June 1st through next school year. Two bdrms. Available for non-smoking, responsible, studious males. Call 967-4992. WANTED THTiEE FEMALE FOOMMATES to share a two bedroom Kingswood Aft. for summer andor fall. Approximately $75 us'uti!;tles. Call Cherte (933-3110). TW O ROOMMATES needed for summer school. Colony Apts. Split rent and utilities three ways Apt, has 1 rating and on bus route. Call Ch!p at 929-4V96. FEMALE ROOMMATE needed for summer shoot. sorwhat studious but also Lies to party. Share rent plus trtUi:!. Carolina Apartment lacing pool. Call Pam 933-5226. TWO ROOMMATES NEEDED for May ISA-At. I5;h. Fut'y furnithed, two-bJrxm apartment, oa J bet-route. Rent negotiable, C3 9Z J-'2i9. srtND Ti;r: sun? tin at CAnoim AJWU-VrNTS' FAMOUS CLACH. f.Ved I or 2 roommate to h.re rent j M or i on!.tte tut eorrspirfefy tumUhed 2 tetlfoon pa?t.ir5et i;h AC, IM bath, tw-w crp1. Soli.-Scs wtrtjht machine and U.3 d.'MJt opening oofo pool area. PoiL4 optfoa lot Acem year loo. .er 2 p.m. MAti: ROO.MMATE MT.Df.D M rt Wt rt, A;7-3t thru May. IV tt ?. :.. Kutwood Apt. Wl be shart-s apt. w-h t-o trtjuj 4'04tntiHf majors. C3 ?-Ci 9I1KS;1 WAN'Tl : TV.O M?!JE KOC'ttTr,S t share 3 t - ' .-.-fa To A;t. My t!.-,S AwMt. ' 1 mint, fe om I apr. C3 Laa m N.-y at ' 'A 1722. IIMdL !;OOMM:r ? ,' I I D f l s' 2 tvis,jftt apt. fa C t ' v t I'-n'-ii t;f . n S 4 t?, J v 5 f ' , .i t,. I AC, li t !' i-...t 1 3 i a . . ' ?. "A primary objective of the study is to obtain local government participation," Yonts said. The Orange Water and Sewer Authority has been asked to partici pate, and Yonts said he hoped for state and federal in put into the study also. All Orange County waterways south of Hillsborough will be included in the study, Yonts said, but other river basins which supply water to Chapel Hill such as the Neuse, are also to be examined. "If we can agree on a regional plan for conservation and development ... over the next 15-30 years, we will have done a good job,' Yonts said. . ;'N.C..ChQpfor ia; Founclatiori ' '. I! Helping People" 967-8492 EAT SEAFOOD -Thursday - Steamed , Alaskan Snow Crab Legs $3.99 - i I' 5:00-9:00 ps books at $10.00 each. WANTED ONE MALE ROOMMATE lor 1st and 2nd sessions summer school. Two bedroom Tar Heel Manor Apt. Each to share Vs of rent and utilities. Call 967-8575. ARE YOU A FEMALE WHO studies Sunday through Thursday? Roommate needed next year for Old Well Apt. Vs rent and utilities. On bus route. 929-9779. FEMALE. ROOMMATE NEEDED beginning in May or June to share 3 bedroom Bolinwood Apt. Rent SI 13.50 per month plus 'j utilities. Please call 929-9700. anytime. NON-SMOKING MALE roommate(s) wanted to share 2 bedroom townhouse apartment starting June. Air conditioned and 15 minute walk from campus $110, plus utilities or $73 plus Vi utilities. 967-2225. ROOMMATES NEEDED for second summer session. 2 blocks from campus. Rent negotiable. Large house with private bedrooms. Call Merrell or Ann-Louise at 942-3543 after 5:00. WANTED FEMALE ROOMMATE to share fully furnished Kingswood Apt., beat the heat enjoy A.C. and pool, and have a room to yourself, call 933-0312. CONGENIAL ROOMMATE AVAILABLE. Accounting major graduating in Dec. needs room or apartment for next fall. Non-smoker, quiet, neat and considerate. Call Donald, 933-7273. WDMARANER PUTT!ES-AKC-Sire Bench-neld champion. Good hips, excellent prospects. Call early a.m. or night: (919) 876-1812. TWO BDRMONE BATH COMMODORE MOS1LE Home. A3 appliancesAircomplify furnished. Asking $5400 In mornings tali 929321 evening 929-6321 or 923-5123 keej trying! GET OFF YOUR CAM Support the Band! Crtng your aluminum cans to Poor Richard's and get a FFXE P.R. IStki. NAVAJO TRADING POST Cuytng Gold & Silver! 10, Tl. IE; gotj jewtlry. and dental gold. EVyin'j diamonds on carat it over, and 'SterUfij sJvee. 513 W. Franliii 929263. We are now a-cceptiftl ft;-a:kms it Au't ForcS A,'srt.Tr ?-.!. or UJZZ .i. RECYCLE KEWSPATEJI. TCOS tfrt-Uat at Mrrt0, U"Jw Llrary, an J Yowrt, I ' '? si?e ma tree! WANTFO; 3 CLOIiOOH CAJtOiiNA APT.: V.1 f $25. CO M i t taie y. trtit !av. We're jiitiseraul C3 9 13 122 v. a Jjifr. I .. , ere af i l . . . .. j. .'.- Ca f-Tf', 4' CCU1 CI. C-'J .! tlJj. k ? t , 3 AlAV t ' i .:tn:::M l n.'ioc.MiiY ''f, j- w' a e-. ,t t .. '- f. ' a f ( a. M.t t' I ' J ' tV' Z'. ' , - - ' : t. t t a 1 t rV : I II 7o .Hoffman given , prison term' NEW YORK (AP) Abbie Hoffman, the former Yippie leader who sur rendered last September after nearly seven years underground, was sentenced Tuescay to three years in state prison for selling cocaine in 1973. . Hoffman, 43, will have to serve at least one year before he will be eligible for parole. In Manhattan's state Supreme Court, Acting Justice Brenda Soloff ordered the graying, curly haired activist to begin serving the term on April 21. After originally pleading innocent to charges of selling cocaine, Hoffman had pleaded guilty in January to criminal sale of a dangerous drug and faced up to five years in state prison under a plea bargain with narcotics prosecutors. II sat m as proctoring system. A little more is gotten away with, but this is not our primary goal." UNC Assistant Dean of Student Life Elson S. Floyd, said, "Instructors can take some in dependent action at U Va, which differentiates our system from theirs. The faculty here has a responsibility to report all Honor Code vio lations. They can't take any action on their own. I think perhaps there is less student in volvement in the judicial system at UVa than here because of this." Joel Schneider, undergraduate court chair man, said he was optimistic about UNC's system. "There are a lot of plusses in an honor system over a proctoring system. There's a lot of pride for academic work done under the honor system. Many people overlook this for the judicial process." "Students often tend to view the honor sys FREE T-SS-3IF1T When You Order Your t7 V 7 ,-3 J3 13 f 'j f-t, n ftp m jj. Wm QfJ vrS' ma NEW RINGSjMOUOQADiTION U1 ads must be prepaid. Deadline: Ad must be received by 1? (noon) one business day before ad is to run.' for rent RENT NEGOTIABLE for sublet beautiful 2 bedroom Carolina Apartment, available mid May thm mid August. Call 933-3621 or 933-2910. SUMMER SUBLET: Two bedroom Estes Park Apartment. Completely furnished. Including all kitchenware. Air conditioned, swimming pool, on bus route. $250 a month, phone 929-9709. NEED A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE THIS SUMMER? We need a female to sublet ACed, carpeted, nicely furnished apartment on bus line. Available first session. Rent Is $90 monthly. Call 929-0301. SUBLET WITH OPTION. One bedroom unfurnished 20 yards from pool, laundry, bus stop, and ofTtce. Quiet with AC and plenty ol parking. Mid May 967-3121. SUBLET 1 BEDROOM furnished Greenbelt Apartment, May 15-Aug. 15. Located on i bus line with pool and laundry located In the complex. Free cable television and rent Is only $150 a month. Call 942-4522. NEED SUMMER ' HOUSING May 15-Early Aug.? Carolina Apts. AC, pool, butlinc. Rent negotiable. Call 967-1534 after 5 p.m. NICE. FURNISHED OLD WELL APARTMENT lor sublet 1st andor 2nd summer ekr. Air conditioned, pool, on bus route, near Pantry and laundromat. Rent negotiable! Call 929-9512. ROOM IN PROFESSOR'S HOUSE available May 15th. Includes bed, desk, refrigerator, bathroom. Separate entrance. 1.5 miles trom campus. $110 a month Including utilities Ca't 929-7859. CALL NOW AND FX COVE VAL. BONUS! My two-bdrm apt, needs a summer occopant, $1751 On busHnef One bdrm. Is storage, the ret is yours. Couples welcome. Call SaUy 929-7357, even in j. GET MY LEASE now-have U nest f3. Half share 2-bedroom apartment wgraduate student. Furnished, near busline. Pasl, 283-5315 (Durham), evening. ta::i CVZ3. tne lease. Jt pitd tj V.ll Apt, rl,5 stew traMM. Availabla flay 15 mU ffio ta ! la October. Ce3 Oady. 912-Stl I a.':y 5 ?. SUMMER SL'CLLT TWO-BEDROOM Uwa l.f tent, May-Aug, Vh tn'im eS campos. Air ttmiLiliynm and pri!rt ftvbtg room al kitchm. C;l 35211 o 342 17, ' TUO ELJDHOOM APART?-! t"NT avafatW tiO samfBer. Located eite to a ad a -tmn5flg pooL Rate aegfjUatle. I or of strtaUa ea3 9I2 52io. SUM'tia SUBLET; ONE EECr.OOM $Wkhe4 a; cfje4, wimmirTi tl. tvs tne. AC, laundry, sAiara Inckided. ilru agottailr C3 Vo eaa st-Uel a apartment $ aumaBcf, only t$ C-1113 09 mm ttut. irmmt trt roe. ttf!tfi4.-, pot4, d.v.?s,r, (!-i!rtl Ka - y $12-1411, Imtum. AZ 9-2.1-H73. .L''j.r:i m ; ;it. ft :::: i.oy.u P k At. 2 bdi'o. aW tuu!..:um4. imnmvt rjt. tn lt f--'f. Pfk e - - - '-. C3 4J . i f:c : i v: s - n ATtj fiaTrff-- tt-Ko. . 1 I al l-'i'-'S tt5 f " t . 1 M 15 I t I1 ( 3 . " ' ( . 'i A t Ct't Intuit' I j t a i' li f jfc, i'.iilt I! a a - . ; I I i. ; . 4 i- . . I. ' j . From page 1 tem the way society views policemen today. Instead of looking at us as someone here to protect their academic interests, they take the attitude that we're out to get them," said Mark Carpenter, student attorney general. Student reaction to the honor system is varied . George Burke, a sophomore biology major; said, "I don't think the punishments are too tough at all. If you're cheating, you deserve to have the book thrown at you." Margaret Arlington, a freshman education major, said, "I don't think it's going to do that much good. If somebody wants to cheat badly enough, they're going to do it not matter what." , Old East Dormitory Residence Advisor Frank Rexford said that he felt in a university, the only way to serve justice was to put the student on his own honor. Wo'II ho at thD Student Store e Vcdrsoscfay u Thurcday 11:00-5:00 p.m. ROOM FOR RENT on busline. Great situation lor right female student, available mid-August. $175 per mo., negotiable. 9677772. FREE CASE OF BEER and reduced rate on spacious 2-bedroom apartment lVs miles from campus. Bus route, tennis, pool, AC. Sublet mid May with option. CaH 929-2534. GREAT DEAL! ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT FOR SUMMER SUBLET with option lor next year. Furnished, central air, pool, laundry room, free cable, on J bus route. $235 per month, available May 14. CaO 942-8977. SUMMER SUBLET: 3 BEDROOM Townhouse Apt. 10 minute walk to Campus. Some furniture. $285 monthly. Pool AC. Call Kathy or Courtney (967-3040) after 5. GREENWOOD ROAD COMPLETELY FURNISHED. June 1st to Oct. 1st Minimal rent plus utilities to single or quiet couple. No undergrads. Phone 942-7076. SUMMER HOUSING: Sublet 2-bedroom. fumahed. Old Well apartment with AC, pool, cable, TV. dishwasher. On bus Una. Near Pantry and laundromat. Rent negotiable CaH 967-3574. SUMMER SUBLET two bedroom Estes Park Apt. Furnished Including dishes, pool, laundry, bus route, aU condt. $2OO.00raonth. CaJ 942-2123. personal MARX, Met you at PUxa Hut after UVA game. Wondered how much better you'd look without beard. You los you. Girl trom Winston Dorm, DONNA T. Happy Boob Day! Blow those 22 caniSes, not your STUIT". May your hip twtve! lor ever. Love LWtrtc Fox, Lamkinhead. Cone head. YO MACDONALD How do you tp3 rtikf? Hope all la wtU and that you're m shape lot reunion '81 LOVE T. Macho P.S. Hi Ernie, Bert ad Box. HAPPY 21 PAX SOY! Cwjlln't End a Mkkey ckxk. Coukln'e ord m calculator. Didn't know sneaker ske. You get a damn personal. Thanks tet bring my Irkrnd The fleetest gift. You're a captain, Vm Jot-TH KiO. OLDE CAMPUS -V day b cornel Jwfe the Third AnrHl OUe Campus Day FestMiies April 11. See your OUa Camp Repreteroartve far more Infar miio, f O HA Atke 4 foe -&; Wo csa eee SaJssraf tiij'iff Oaf ttrlm erol . MMre, ki? 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