2The Daily Tar HGJ'Fvday, September
UNCASG to
Dy ELAINE McCLATCHEY
DTH SJafr Writer
The recently signed desegregation con
sent decree, a proposal for a request for
$18 million in state financial aid and a
proposal to appoint a student representa
tive to the UNC Board of Governors will
be the main issues discussed when 16 stu
dent body presidents of the 16-campus
UNC system meet in Wilmington this
weekend.
The University of North Carolina As
sociation of Student Governments is an
association that discusses issues which
affect the 16 UNC campuses. The group
makes recommendations to the Board of
Governors and lobbies state and federal
legislators.
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ADULT GYMNASTICS CLASSES -at Carolina
Sport Art. Best equipped facility In the area. .
Instructor Mark Galati National Champion,. Call,
942-4629 or 929-7077. Carolina Sport Art, next to
RR tracks Homestead Rd. Chapel HSU. '-: "
TISfRZST EfTEKIST MEEnNG'far &
Campus Y Tutorial Programs will b Ifonday,
Sept. 14 at 7:39 In C3 Peabody. . A3
Interested persons most atteadl
VISIT A CO-ED SOCIAL AND LITERARY fraterni
ty St Anthony Hall 7:00-10:00 pm, Septem
ber 13, 14, and 16. located at 207 Pittsboro Street,
behind the Carolina Inn.
Y COLONS DAY - FTJDAY in th Pit,
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become a distributor, attend free meeting Tuesday,
September 15, 8:00 pm, at 115 Estes Drive Ext.,
Canrboro. For more information or directions, call
Rex Mercer, 929-2786.
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discuss dee,
UNCASG President Scott Norberg said
Thursday the group would meet in com
mittees to discuss the various topics before
making recommendations to the full as
sociation. The Black Ad Hoc Committee will fo
cus on the recent desegregation consent
decree handed down after an 1 1-year bat
tle between UNC and the federal govern
ment, Norberg said.
The decree calls for increased black en
rollment at the traditionally white schools,
29 new bachelor's and master's programs
at the predominantly black universities
and equal financial support per student
for "colleges with similar missions." A
provision to the decree requires that, in
essence, all professors at the predominantly
black universities must have a doctorate
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Dm YOU FIND MY POCKET WATCH in W&oa
. library on September 2? If a gold Elgin that has
been in my family for 80 years. If you found it, or
know who did, call 967-1739. Please.
REWARD OFFERED FOR IMMEDIATE RETURN
of Aigner wallet found between Oder snack bar and.
Beard Kail Thursday morning. Desperate. Please
call Debbie 967-8019. Keep trying. . - ?
LOST: TWO ID'S. One for Alice ASain Provosty.
Other for David Strickland. Please return if found.
Need desperately. Call 929-6504. Lost near
Carmichael Gym. , .
help wanted
Volunteer for U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency research. Earn $50-$65 upon completion of
experiment whkh measures the effects of 2 hour low
'level ozone exposure. Earn $50-$7S in an experi
ment to study the effects of low levels of gaseous and
particulate air pollutants. Numerous other minor
studies are always ongoing. Levels of pollutants are
low with no known long term adverse effects, and all
research is approved by the Human Rights
Committee of the UNC Medical School. Pay is
$5.00 per hour. We need healthy, non-smoking
males, age 18-40 with no history of allergies or hay
fever. Call for more Information, 8-5 Mon-FrL,
966-1253. '
IIZYYOUI FEEL LES A CIIA1Z7? Then B
OmI Tbs Canpms Y Tutorial Prosnun
Needs Volant ezs to help la th local
laneatary, it. I"h, end Senior
Schools. For issfot Hoots 1C2 of Y.
FOR $5.00 AN HOUR THE BACCHAE Night Club
wants to hire a campus representative to help book
parties with fraternities, sororities, dorms and other .
campus organizations. This is an excellent opportu
nity to supplement your Income, have flexible hours,
. and bonuses will be available if you are successful.
Apply at me Bacchae, 942-8173 or 929-1866 far
Immediate employment.. A part-time bartending
position is available now. . . . j I
PART-TIME TYPIST DAILY. Flexible' hours.
Approximately 15 hours per week. Must be
accurate, good speller, type 60 wpm $3.35 starting.
Romeo 929-1103
SALESPERSONS WANTEXX must be neat and
courteous and have own transportation. High
earnings available for both men and women. CaS
967-3023.
UNC-PROF. SEEKS SPANISH NATIVE
SPEAKER TO tutor 6 year bid daughter In reading
and writing Spanish. CaU 942-8419 evenings or
962-5554 days.
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iregatioii. fmancial aid
or appropriate terminal degree to be
appointed or gain tenure.
North Carolina Central University Stu-"
dent Body President Curtis Massey said
Thursday that he and several presidents
at the predominantly black universities
were upset over the vagueness of the de
cree and that they would like to draft a
statement citing reasons for their opposi
tion. Massey said presidents of the predomi
nantly, black universities had discussed
the decree at a black leadership workshop
held in Raleigh in July.
The lack of enforcement procedures in
the document invites further neglect of
' the black universities, Massey said.
Massey said one of the major complaints
was against funding.
"Even though .the consent decree men
tions funding, it is hard to become equal
when you've been neglected for 10 to 12
years," Massey said.
The provision that restricts - appoint
ments and tenure for professors without
doctoral degrees is another point of con
tention with Massey. Massey said the pro
vision would do away with the identity of
the black universities. I .
"We all know from experience that
those persons holding Ph.D.s aren't ne
Cost force Union: to decrease locator
By LYNN PEITHMAN
DTH Staff Writer
The Carolina Union, which runs the
Student Locator Service, recently cut
back the service because of a limited
amount of funding, Howard Henry, di
rector of the Carolina Union, said Thurs
day. For the record
The DTH incorrectly reported Thurs
day that property taxes in Chapel Hill
increased with the town budget adopted
by the Town Council June 29. Property
taxes actually decreased, though many
residents will pay higher tax bills because
of the county's property re-evaluation.
The DTH regrets the error.
. In the story "Nursing scores improved,"
(Thursday, Sept. 9), The DTH incorrectly
reported that 83.1 percent of the 1981
UNC-CH nursing' school; students passed
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by an official of-the nursing school on
Wednesday, was actually 83.2 percent.
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In Thursday's story "CGC says no to
fee for service," The DTH incorrectly re
ported that 700 people used the Student
Legal Services annually. The correct
figure is 1,700.
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for sale
FOR SALE: SCHWINN VOYAGER. 25". black 24
lbs., 12 speed touring bike far serious touring and
riding. $295.00 (new is $376.00) Call James at
967-7324. ,
FOR SALE: ONKYO 2040 CASSETTE tape deck.
One year old. Excellent condition. Active warantee.
Call 933-2576.
ORIGINAL MOVIE POSTERS! 1 have many
original posters priced from $3.00 to $8.00. 1 have
Star Wars, Blowout, Altered States, Escape from
New York. Star Trek, Stripes, Blazing Saddles,
Private Benjamin and many more. I also have many
Clint Eastwood and Burt Reynolds movie posters.
Stop by anytime at room 245 James or call
933-4492 and ask for Shawn Brady.
FOR SALE: NICE WOODEN STUDY DESK in
good condition. $40.00 Call 929-4324 after 6:30
evenings.
YAMAHA TX-500 WIND?' lELD, OTHER
EXTRAS. Buying auto, must t j" $650 negotiable
' 489-2565 veing.'4''';f'''t -
FOR SALE: 3X3 TABLE and 4 chairs. Price highly
negotiable. 942-8674. Excellent for quarters
tourneys. -
STUDENTS: A LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING! For
your rooms or apartments, etc .Special White
Gym suite $4.95. Watermelons $2.00, pumpkins
$2.75, old books, pictures, beds, desks, bookcases,
tennis rackets, golf clubs, chairs, dog houses, play
houses, bird feeders, thafs not aO! Come on down!
Smith Level Road and 15-501 intersection or call
933-2570!
FOR SALE: SMITH CORONA GALAXIE XII
portable manual typewriter. Like new condition.
Includes case. Call 933-5763.
services
CAKE FAIRIES DELIVER CAKES IN STYLE.
Delicious, home-baked from scratch. Any occasion,
message. Birthdays a specialty-song, candle
included. $17. CaU the Fairies (evenings) 963-4306.
WANTED: CHEAP BICYCLE. CaH Beverly at
933-5122.
"WANTED: ONE TICKET OR GUEST PASS to the
Miami of Ohio game on Sept lSlh. Ca3 Joanne,
Rakish 843-1391 evenings or weekend. Please keep
trying!
cessarily the best instructors," Massey
said.'. ' '.
Massey said he would like to see UNC
ASG unite to show its dissatisfaction with
the decree.
Norberg said he hoped the presidents
would be able to reach an agreement on
the statement. Norberg added that since
the decree was a settled issue, he would
like to concentrate on looking beyond the
decree for improvements. '
"The consent decree doesn't even men
tion the concept of retention," Norberg
saicT. Norberg said the recruitment of the
best blacks to predominantly white uni
versities and the best whites to predomi
nantly black universities was not going to
do any good unless there was a conscious
effort to make the students feel comfor
table once they were in the schools.
The Program and Policy Committee
will consider a proposal to ask the state
for $18 million in financial aid loans for
both state and private universities in North
Carolina. The committee will also study a
proposal to have a student representative
appointed to the Board of Governors,
Norberg said.
If UNCASG supports the proposals, a
resolution , will be sent to the Board of
Governors for consideration. If the board
approves, a bill must Be sent to the state '
' General Assembly for approval.
"We're trying to hold the line on ex
penses," Henry said. The service, reached
by dialing 962-3758, provides requested
students' phone numbers and addresses.
While the locator used to have an average
of three students manning it at a time, it
now uses two student operators.
The Union is trying to avoid any fee in
creases. "We're trying to make the student
fees go as far as they can go," he said. .
Awaits confirmation
OConnor goes before
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON Sandra Day O'Connor, treading cau
tiously toward Senate confirmation as a Supreme Court justice,
said Thursday she supported the death penalty for some crimes
and was opposed to forced busing to desegregate public schools.
In her second day of testimony before the Senate Judiciary
Committee, O'Connor said she twice spoke personally with
President Ronald Reagan before it was announced she was his
choice to become the first woman justice on the court.
She declined to describe those conversations, but said no pro-
mi weft ns
, . . - . . . - .
cerning ... how I would resolve any issue that might come before
the court," O'Connor said in answer to a series of questions
from Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa.
She said it would be improper to discuss what subjects she
talked about with Reagan during those conversations, one of .
which was held at the White House.
O'Connor said her views on forced busing were shaped by a
childhood experience of riding 75 miles in a daily round trip on a
bus from home on an Arizona ranch across the desert to school.
"I found that very disturbing to me as a child," she said. "I
am sure that other children who had to ride long distances as a
child shared that experience."
While emphasizing she was not talking about the constitu
tional or legal reasons for or against busing, she said as a device
for integrating schools it "can be ajvery disruptive part of a
child's education program."
As an Arizona state senator, she favored legislation urging
federal legislation forbidding busing for desegregation, she said.
DESPERATELY NEED TWO TICKETS to ECU
game. Any seat will do. Call 929-5840 anytime.
Keep trying.
for rent
SUPER STUDENT SPECIAL one bedroom
apartment, carpet and drapes, appliances, central
air, pooL on bus line. Call Greenbeh Apts.
929-3821 for appointment. 10 am-6 pm, Mon.-Sat.,
1-5 on Sunday.
roommates
MALE ROOMMATE WANTED. Rural area
apartment, 2.5 miles from campus. $137.50
month. Vi utilities. 2 bdrms, living rm, kitchen, 1
bath; furniture available. No smoking; no drugs.
Cafl Paul at 968-1035.
FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED to share Old
Well Apt $88.34 month lA utilities, on bus route,
AC, pool, nice people. CaU Dawn or Amy
967-3015.
ROOMMATE WANTED for nice two bed
room hoswe. Formal dining room, fiving
room and kitchen. Large yard in quiet
neighborhood. Bent $112.50 Call
929-7632 Friday or Monday.
TWO PROFESSIONAL STUDENTS to share 3-bdr
house. Air, carpet quiet neighborhood, on busline.
No pets. $150 phis utilities. Furnish except bed
room. CaU after 5 929-8744.
NON-SMOKING FEMALE(S) TO SHARE
SPACIOUS NEW townhouse in Canrboro. Bus
route. Two miles from campus. Washerdryer.
Quiet Private. CaU 942-5308.
MALE ROOMMATE WANTED to share 2
bedroom apt $94.00 a month lA utilities on
bus route 10 mlns from campus, tennis,
swimming pooL laundry facilities. CaS between
1:30 p.m. -8 p.m. M-F Sat, & Sun. Ask for Jay
933-4674
ROOMMATE NEEDED RESPONSIBLE,
dependable, liberal, and at least Vt way studious.
Old WeO Apts. $135mo Vi utilities. CaU
929-6242.
miscellaneous
TOM ROBINSON'S SEAFOOD AND
PHODUCE. Seafood Thurs-Sat, Produce Mon
Sat 300 W. Rosemary behind Chutneys. IV
blocks from campus. Customer parking 10 off all
produce and eggs 9-noon Saturdays. We feature the
area's freshest seafood and local produce.
942-1221.
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Union calls for vote, freedom
GDANSKD, Poland (AP) Solidarity, in a bold new challenge to communist
authorities, ended its unprecedented national congress Thursday with a demand
for free elections and a ringing call to "build a Poland such as our fathers
couldn't."
The 896 delegates, who for six days debated policy and politics, also urged
the independent union to get control over the mass media, worker self-management
and freedom for "political prisoners," and gave a vote of confidence to
their leader, Lech Walesa.
In Moscow, the Soviet news agency Toss, in one of its most savage attacks
since the free labor movement was founded in Poland a year ago, criticized the
congress as "an anti-socialist, anti-Soviet orgy" and charged Solidarity with an
"open struggle" against the Polish party and government.
TMI to pay 025 million- in claims
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) A federal judge has approved the largest dam
age settlement ever for a nuclear accident $25 million for economic and
health testing costs stemming from the 1979 accident at Three Mile Island.
But it may take at least six months before the eligible 20,000 people and bus
inesses will have their claims processed and paid, Elizabeth Honeywell, clerk
for U.S. District Judge Sylvia Rambo, said Thursday.
Under the settlement approved Wednesday, $5 million will go for a new pub
lic health fund that will pay for radiation monitoring and cancer detection pro
grams in the Three Mile Island area. The remaining $20 million will go toward
satisfying economic loss claims.
With fewer people manning the service,
the wait may be longer for the operators ;
to answer the phone, Henry said. But, "it
seems to be my observation that the ser
vice is settling down now and is more
manageable."
Students also have access to the micro
fiche reader located at the Union infor
mation desk which lists all UNC students
any particular issue. .
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All ads must he prepaid. Deadline: Ad must be received by
12 (noon) onebusfness day before publication.
MALE ROOMMATE OWN ROOM walk to class
quiet ?97mo. Cafl 967-9650.. 1969 Chevy Nova
dependable six cylinder 2027 mpg good tires solid
$650 Steve 9674406
PERSONALIZE ANYTHING. Rubber stamp. Print
name and address up to 3 lines. Send $6.19 check
or money order. DYNAMIC DESIGNS, P.O. Box
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personals
TO THE GOOD-LOOKING BLOND IN ECON l(h
Meet me in the Pit on Friday between 10:30 and
.2:30. Let's discover something together!
RALLY, RALLY, RALLY! Saturday night 8:00.
European slides, American brew, and good friends.
Can 942-8765 (days) or 967-9070 (nights) for
directions. Ask for Renee.
TO WHOMEVER TOOK MY WALLET AND
WATCH from my room keep the money and the
watch, but please return the ID's, etc. Michael
933-5115.
DERUSSA - WEVE SHARED SO MANY GOOD
times over the past 3 years. Happy Birthday to the
BEST friend in the world!! Babes I Luz Ya!
Jemima. '
RANJAN S. Good luck on your MCATS Saturday!
I'm thinking about you. Love, your Irresponsible
friend, Elizabeth.
FRANK - HERE'S TO THE FIRST FOOTBALL
game last year and first game this year together,
sp&led wine, moonlit walks, talks, understanding
and us. I think 1 like this! LoveLynn.
KIM: TUESDAY NIGHTS "LAW SESSION"
was great! Subsequently, I think we have to
do It again Same "courtroom." And I know
the perfect case. Lee v. Greene.
Subsequently yours, KL.
KTLLE KUTIE: THANX SO MUCH FOR lunch at
black pony. It was super along with the company! I
apologize greatly for Tuesday. Have enjoyed Zacks,
pop-tarts, Cheryl, and groping uptown. Raleigh
Oct 9? You amaze me! Love, Super KLAutz.
WANTED: EXPERIENCED .OLIVE
THROWER, knowledgable in the art of baby
poking. Qualified party should report on time to
extensive affection session on 9-13-81. Happy
Anniversary Budder!
BRJLLO: HAPPY B-DAY ONE DAY EARLY. Hope
it's a great one. 111 be seeing you soon. A secret
admirer.
5TH SOUTH "SUrriES" - (This includes Susie,
Glenda, Jamie, Barbara, Melanie, Jane, and
George). Thanx for making my 19th one to
remember. Long live message pizzas, "professional
T.P. jobs, and morning "Showers." Denise.
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service
and their current school phone numbers
and addresses.
The basic costs for the service are the
salaries for the student operators and the
phones. The student listing the service
uses is a copy from the records office.
The service is presently operating 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, and
11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday.
hearing
On the death penalty, O'Connor recalled sponsoring legisla
tion to revive capital punishment after the Supreme Court struck
down statutes in most states, and then applying the same statute
later as a state judge.
"I felt it was an appropriate vote then and I have not changed
my view," she said.
However, she added without, elaboration that she opposed
legislation in Arizona which made the death penalty mandatory
for some crimes.
There were continued statements of support from most com
mittee members, including Sen. Jeremiah Denton, R-Ala., one
of the panel's m observed at
one point he believed 6FCoiSnors views Imlfioruhwere more
conservative than his own.
On the sensitive issue of abortion, she told Sen. Denton, "For
myself it is simply offensive to me. It's something that's repug
nant to me and something in which I would not engage."
However, in her exchange with the conservative lawmaker,
she said. "We are obligated to recognize that others have dif-
ferent views.
"Would I personally object to drawing the line at saving the
life of the mother? No, I would not. Are there other areas?
Possibly," said O'Connor when she was asked about what ex
ceptions to abortion curbs she might favor.
The committee, which is expected to conclude three days of
hearings today, is likely to vote Tuesday to recommend O'Con
' nor's confirmation, with the full Senate confinning her norninar
ition Wednesday. . .
MARCI L. HOPE YOU ENJOY YOUR visit to
UNC Emory won't be the same after the ECU
game. Love, LorL Jane, Chuck, and the HVille
gang.
BRENDA Six may be done but tfs been lots of
fun. Our trips were no bore and a lot Is still in store.
Thanks, Gorton
HARSHA, It's almost over, so hang in there! I know
youll do fantastic! May the medical exam gods be
with you. Love, A Brosh and Manilow fan.
MISSING! One Pighead ex-roommate. If found,
return to frantic Fathead ex-roommate in 927
James. URGENT! P.S. Veda where are you?
FTL: Thank You for the wonderful birthday present
f Love You so much and look forward to spending
the rest of my life with you. JJ.
TO DORIS'S KIDS: Had a ball getting to know you
at Ocean Isle. I know well have one heU of a year!
Jeff.
THE POLISH FISHING TEAM. NAVIGATING
THRU bush and wild berry to a local aequaeous
meander, recently stalked those whiskered
crepuscular denizens of the muck by Hook, only
to return carbuncled with chiggers and other
various bug bites. Pole one.
L.E.W. Wish I could hold your hand Saturday. But I
can't Besides, it's only a "Kitten" anyway good luck!
See ya at 6:00. H.H.
WELL HERE IT IS! I hope you read this one
because you're only allowed one per 4 yrs and this is
your second. "Obligated"
A once in a lifetime maybe eternity - experience.
Don't miss HABAKKUK.
CAMILLA, Happy 21st! Now you're not Just a very
kinky girl, you're a very kinky WOMAN!
Remember, it's not what you got if s how you use it
so reLaX and R-H-AI! Be cool with the bananas this
weekend and please don't bop anyone (try SLUGS
instead!) We love ya (all 4' 11 ")! Pam and Mint.
P.S. CADILLAC!!! (arf-arf-Uke a big dog?)
MILES, Good kick Saturday in your first football
game as a varsity cheerleader. Just smile and be
natural. I know youH do wen. Julie.
LOUANN, CONNIE. ZACK. Happy B-Day to the
greatest roommate, suitemate, and hallmate ever.
Here's to Zack's, beach music, daiquiris, golf, 4th
floor, red hair (dye yours, Louann), Prissy, mega
parties, cold beer and good times forever. Love yall,
"Ariy from Marphy"
J.C., Chapel HUl is going to miss you! Good Luck
and Best Wishes for continued success at Georgia.
Your Old Roommate.
SPEEDY, Remember English 1? You made this
year truly one of the best of my life. Love you always.
Happy Anniversary! You Know Who!
LINN: LETS MAKE THE ICE THICKER. Watch
Mexican movies and drink wine. Day by day Is the
key. Forever vague. Grumpy.