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2The Daily Tar HeelThursday, October 1,
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Postal Service approves
The Ajwodalfd Prm
WASHINGTON The Postal Ser
vice defied its rate-making watchdog
Wednesday and raised the cost of a
first-class stamp to 20 cents, effective
Nov. 1. Two minutes after , it was an
nounced, the move was challenged in
court.
The 2-cent increase will be the first
such hike that has not been approved by
the Postal Rate Commission, which
three times rejected requests for a
20-cent rate.
The new price represents a 25 percent
increase in first-class mail rates this year
and a 333 percent increase since 1971,
when a letter could be mailed for 6 cents.
Robert L. Hardesty, chairman of the
Postal Service Board, defended the in
crease as "reasonable, equitable and fis
cally responsible."
Since rates were increased from 15
cents to 18 cents in March, the Postal
Service has lost almost $126 million, he
said.
v Without the higher rates, the Postal
Service would have had to borrow
money to meet its costs, Hardesty said.
He said this "would have been fiscally
irresponsible." '
Postmaster General William F. Bolger
said the new rate was high enough to
avoid another increase for at least two
vyears. Such stability is important to
large users who must know postal costs
before deciding on mass mailings, he
said.-
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ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS! AH-Campu "no
tap" tournament to b hld Friday. October 2 in the .
Union lanes. Can bowl 7-9 or 9-llpm. $2 entry fee.
INTERESTED IN LIVING IN an academic
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tlonal meeting this Thursday at 7:00 n the
Morrison Rec room. Everyone is welcome.
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APPLICATION FOR SCHOOL OF Nursing.
General College sophomores and UNC-CH
Juniors and seniors may pick up applications for
1932-83 academic year (begins 2nd summer
session 1982) In Room 15, Carrlngton Hall on
October 7 at 7:C0 p.m. The explication process
wi3 be discussed at this time.
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S-4 PARXING STICKER FOUND on North
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Thank God for honest (revhmen.
1931
The National Association of Greeting
Card Publishers filed a suit challenging
the legality of the increase at 10: 19 a.m.,
two minutes after it was announced.
The suit in the U.S. Court of Appeals
contends that the increase is discrimina
tory because it applies to some classes of
mail while some others are being de
creased or left the same.
"I can't believe they are doing this
right before Christmas," said Norm
ftesidento eiipreos annoyance
Cy KELLY SIMMONS
DTH Starr Writer
The Postal Service has again increas
ed first-class postage, and area
residents1 opinions on this increase are
not favorable.
An informal survey conducted in the
Chapel Hill area Wednesday afternoon
showed, that most people were ag
gravated by the rate hike, but several
people said they understood why the in
crease was necessary.
Robin Best, a sophomore from
Raleigh, said another increase so soon
after the last one (in March) was un
necessary. "How come five months
ago, they (the Postal Service) couldn't
foresee 'their loss of money and make
that increase higher to begin with? 1
can't understand why they couldn't
calculate how much they'd have to
spend," she said.
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LOST: CHERYL HYATTS BUS pes. If bund
please contact me at 929-6361 or turn it in at the
Campus Traffic OQce.
LOST: LIGHT ELUE WINDEKEAKER in Fetser
Gym Tuesday. Reward for return. No questions
asked. Call Margaret 933-3458. Keep trytag.
FOUND: WATCH, Contact Ms. Cozart at Dey H&B,
room 106. . -
help wonted
EARN S5hour in U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency breathing experiments on the UNOCH
Campus. We need heaithy nonsmoking malm, age
18-40, with no allergies and no hay fever. Initial
time committment is 10-15 hours, mduding free
physical examination. Call 966-12S3 for more nfor
manan, 8-5 Monday-Friday.
STUDENT WANTED FOR OCCASIONAL evening
baby-sitting. Must have own transportation. Fhone
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MORE SPANISH-ENGLISH BILINGUAL' vokin
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STOP PAYING RENT GET your own two bedroom
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20-cent stamp
Halladay, the association's executive
director. "Their own studies show that
the reason people send fewer Christmas
cards is increasing postal rates."
The 20-cent rate will apply to the first
ounce of first-class letters. The rate for
additional ounces will stay at the cur
rent 17 cents, .but the postcard rate will
go from 12 to 13 cents.
Helen Buckner, of Siler City, express
ed strong opposition toward the Postal
Service. "It (the service) is not worth 18
cents, much less 20 cents. I'm not con
vinced we're getting our money's
worth."
" Besides the negative comments, a few
people said they understood the Postal
Service's reasons for. the increase.
Ann Lackey, a sophomore from
Statesville, said, "It's a shame the rates
had to go up, but it Was a needed in
crease, because at the present rate of 18
cents the Postal Service would be losing
money. Eventually the rates would have
to increase substantially more."
"I guess it's a good thing to do if
they're really losing money," said Glenn
Humbert, a sophomore at North
Carolina State University. "After all,
the Postal Service is an integral part of
life."
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ORIGINAL MOVIE POSTERS. I have over 40
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from 1-5 pm at the Glen Lennox Phillips 66. Cost is
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American Diabetes Association.
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HELP ME PLEASEl I desperately need 2 guest
passes (or 1) to, the UNC WAKE game. WH1 pay
your price. Call 929-4969.
Board supports
nursing schools
By a vote of 5-2, the Committee on
Educational Planning, Policies and Pro
grams of the UNC Board of Governors ap
proved and decided Wednesday to recom
mend a report advocating the extension of
nursing programs at three predominantly
black institutions. :
Because'of a history of low passing rates
at North Carolina A&T State University,
North Carolina Central University and
Winston-Salem State University, the BOG
said in May 1977 that the schools must
achieve a two-thirds passing rate by 1981
and a three-fourths passing rate by 1983 or
be closed.
Last year, 64 percent of the nursing stu
dents at Winston-Salem State and almost
60 percent of those at NCCU passed the
state nurses' licensing exam, a considerable
improvement over last year, said Arthur
Padilla, assistant vice president for acade
mic affairs.
. While there has been no marked im
provement in the passing rate at A&Ts
nursing school, the report said major
changes in the school, including the
appointment of a new chancellor, vice
chancellor and dean, warranted giving the
school more time.
Last year only 28 percent of A&Ts nur
sing students passed the exam, Padilla
said. The new dean feels all 12 deficiencies
noted by the N.C. Board of Nursing have
been addressed, he said.
Any BOG approval of the A&T nursing
school depends on the results of a review
of the school by the N.C. Board of Nursing
to see if deficiencies pointed out earlier
have been remedied.
The report will be considered by the full
board at a meeting on Oct. 9.
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HELP! I NEED 4 guest passes to the UNC vs.
Ckmson game on Nov. 7th. If you have guest
passes to sell, caB Phyllis 933-1833.
WANTED: 4 GUEST PASSES to UNC-Wake
game. If you can help out please call Tim 933-5364.
Name your price.
I WANT TO TRADE a room in Grimes Dorm for
another m Middle or North Campus. Call 9334724.
CAREGIVER WANTED FOR INFANT at our home
Just east of Chapel HIH Monday through Friday 5
hours daily require experience, references, own
transportation. Call Dick Blkborrow 966-2157.
DESPERATELY NEED GUEST PASS foe
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DESPERATELY NEED 2 GUEST passes to the
UNC-Wake game. Will pay your price. Call
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I NEED A GUEST pass to the Wake game. Please
call Elaine 933-4082 or leave a note at 709
Morrison. Please sefl me your ticket! y
NEED 2 WAKEUNC guest passes. W21 pay
reasonable price. Call Lisa 933-1762.
WANTED TO BUY: Good used electric typewriter.
Phone Graham at 929-9709.
rM DESPERATE FOR FOUR guest passes to S.
Carolina game. Willing to negotiate price. CaS
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I NEED 2 GUEST passetfor Wake game andor 1
guest pass for the Qemson game. Call B23 at
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WANTED CARPOOLERS OR RIDERS between
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Arrive 8:00 am leave 5:00 pm (Sexfole). CaS Todd
966- 1435 or 848-8178.
DESPERATELY NEED RIDE TO Va. Beach, Nor
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NEED RIDE TO TAMPA. Fla. or vicinity for Fall
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hours. CaS 933-2S06, ask for Dawn.
RIDE NEEDED TO AND from Boone this weekend
(Oct. 2 -Oct. 4). Will share expenses. CaB Beth at
967- 3040. Please leave message or phone number.
National debt to top
WASHINGTON (AP) Sixtyrfive years after it passed the billion-dollar
mark, the national debt is headed over $1 trillion for the first time in history.
The Senate passed by a vote of 64-34 and sent to President Ronald Reagan
late TUesday a bill increasing the federal government's temporary debt ceiling
from $585 billion to $1,079 trillion.
A trillion is a thousand billion, or $1,000,000,000,000.
The figure is staggering. Were every man, woman and child in America to
shoulder an equal share of a $ 1 .079 trillion debt, each would owe about $4,694.
At $1 per second, it would take 31,688 years just to count a trillion.
"The next stopping point, I guess, is a quadrillion, that is a thousand
trillion," said Sen. William Proxmire. The Wisconsin Democrat staged a
16-hour talkathon starting Monday night in his fight for a lower increase on
grounds that it would show "the American people that we mean business
about curbing inflation."
Sen. Russell Long, D-La., however, argued the new debt limit was only 28
percent of the U.S. gross national product, whereas the ceiling at the end of
World War II was 1 12 percent of the GNP.
Deaths, violence batter Iran
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Four of Iran's top . military men and an
unspecified number of war wounded died in a transport plane crash, Tehran
Radio announced Wednesday. Authorities also said a plot was uncovered to
kill the nation's chief justice and police chiefs
There was also a new round of, street clashes in Tehran, and hit-and-run
assassinations were reported in the provinces. .
The crash Tuesday night of a U.S.-made C-130 Hercules transport killed
Defense Minister Musa Namju and three other military commanders returning
from southwestern Iran's battlefront with Iraq, according to official communi
ques. -'
The cause of the crash was under investigation. '
The government also announced Wednesday that guerrilla hideouts of the
Mujahadeen Khalq, which mixes Islamic tenets with Marxism, and the Marxist
Fedayeen Khalq were raided and documents showing a new assassination plot
. seized.
The regime said the national police chief, Col. Ibrahim Hejari, and the chief
'justice of the Islamic Supreme Court, Abdulkarim Ardabili, were the targets.
Busing debate starts in Congress
WASHINGTON (AP) , - Legislation to curb court-ordered busing was
assailed as a distraction and an assault on the federal judiciary, and was
defended as a way out of an "educational nightmare" as Senate hearings
began Wednesday.
Sen. John East, R-N.C, chairman of the subcommittee on separation of
powers, predicted that the subcommittee and its parent Judiciary Committee
would approve some kind of a bill limiting busing orders by the lower federal
courts.
East is sponsoring a bill that would bar federal judges below the Supreme
Court level from requiring the busing of children for the purpose of altering
the racial or ethnic balance of schools.
"There is no intention here to turn any clocks back," East said. "I do not
think it is accurate to assess acceptance of court-ordered busing as a litmus test
for civil rights policy," he said. ' '
Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., on the other hand, told the subcommittee, "I
consider this legislation another assault on the federal judiciary.'
Czech
Outside the formal structure of the
seminar, Davis said, the Czechs were very
curious, sometimes about simple things.
They asked about how Americans
address a mother-in-law, about the
availability of goods on U.S. markets,
whether "Kojak", was still on TV and
who takes care of the children when the
mother works, Davis said.
In Czechoslovakia, grandparents often
live with their children and babysit for the
grandchildren, she said.
Although her reception by the Czech
teachers had been enthusiastic, warm and
eager, visiting Czechoslovakia made her
glad to be from a country like the United
States, she said. -
"They searched our rooms when we
weren't there," Davis said.
Davis said she didn't know what the
agents were looking for, but they ap
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SAVANNAH, GEORGIA - LOOKING FOR any
one who ever drives ta.'from or through Savannah.
Willing to share all expenses and driving in return
for a ride. Call Melinda, 929-3122.
RIDERS WANTED TO WILSON. WiSlarnston,
EBzabeth City this Friday. Call 933-6381 and ask
for Daryl or leave message;
I NEED A RIDE desperately to Richmond. Va. this
weekend. WIS help with expenses. Please caB
Sarah, 933-4S55. Keep trying.
WANTED: A RIDE TO Charlotte on FrL, Oct 2.
WIS help with gas. Can leave anytime after 11:00
a.m. CaB Nannette 933-3612. Keep trying.
FLY TO POINTS WITHIN a 350 mile radius of
Chapel HI3. Pilot desires passengers to share rea
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roommates
OK LETS TRY AGAIN. Roommate needed. Res
ponsible dependable liberal and at least Vt way
studious tl35.mo. Vi utB. Old WeB Apts. CaB
929-6242.
WANTED MALE STUDENT TO share dean, at
tractive apartment, central air, on bus route. Good
roommate, no furniture needed, f 100 month. CaB ,
933-8617, keep trying.
ROOMMATE NEEDED TO SHARE room m house
$80monm plus 16 utilities. 5 blocks from Carr
MSI m Carrboro on bus route. Somewhat neat
grad.professknal preferred. CaB Michael at
942-6336.
personals
GEORGE! HERE'S TO THREE room previews,
parity raids and bare butts, the basebaB stadium,
dirty Jokes, daquiris, aSafars with Steve, lots of
crying, laughing, and popcorn, coffee. Four Comers
and foreigners, trying to get E.B. drunk end cussin'
and T.B. screwing up Chem. labs in order to get to
frat parties, painting and dirty notes from M.M.,
blackouts and dressing in Winston, Purdys and all
those sundresses, kinky kisses with forked replies,
Teague, and an extra shoulder for N.B.! Glad you're
one of us! Happy Birthday! We love ya! The C3AFs.
HEY HEY KAREN! TONIGHT is party and RH time
with Gen. 4 at Zack's, Let's go for rd the FFRA.
BILLY CLYDE CONE I miss you. Tm thinking
about you. 1 Love You. L.
JULIET, I TAKE THEE at thy word: CaB me but
love and henceforth I never will be a wolverine. My
a&as Is Nick Searcy. ROMEO.
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parently searched through books and
papers.
One weekend, Davis was scheduled to
go on a bus tour to see some castles.
"I was late, and our room was at the
end of the corridor," Davis said. "As I
opened my door to go out, I saw an agent
on the other side of the door waiting to
ome in."
for the record
In Wednesday's story "Title IX affects
women's athletics," The Daily Tar Heel
incorrectly reported that former tennis
player Laura Dupont received the only fe
male scholarship in 1974. It should have
read that Carney Timberlake was the only
recipient.
Dupont was a national collegiate cham
pion tennis player for North Carolina in
1970. The DTH regrets the error.
DEAR CAROL N. 1 love you and always wiB. See
you this weekend. I miss you. Love, Lee G.
DHJ - I MISS YOU! Even after six months I srJ3
can't last a day without you! Now you owe me two! .
A3 my love, DebL
GOMD - HOW CAN 1 ten you how much I love
you? More than anyone else please, please don't
forget about me. In his love, MPC.
HEY. GUYS! WIN A date with your favorite KD1
Kappa Delta Sorority is sponsoring a stranger rafSe
for Sigma Chi Derby Week. Cost Is 50 a ticket and
the mixer will be held at PuroVs on Wednesday.
October 7th (free admission!) Drawing to be held on
October 6th. For more details, contact Kappa Delta
Sisters or Sigma Chi Brothers.
PETE. IIAPVY 1ST YEAH aeurisraaryt
YosrYe & CIssm Cfcl of say tSm. I Sore
yemf Vic.
CHUCK. "WHAT A MAN!" Happy 21st Birthday
from the crew and passengers at C. and C. Tavia,
Carta Sue & Chuck. P.S. Was Jesse born in
September?
LADY S.(AND?)M. Whose body I crave. We're
both so shy, you and 1, but you're stiB the little girl
who's caught my eye. Stay next weekend for the
pahty. S.N.B.
HAPPY 18th TO A beauCJul and caring friend. I love
you, Anne. You're come a long way, baby. ChrisrJ.
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Waablngton 9S3&2.
CHIP IN 411. Happy 19th! Winston wouldn't be the
same without you and your "BudT Happy Birthday!
The 2nd Boor girls. Moose, Bobt, MaraSs, Kim.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY ANNE - Chuck and
Margaret
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TO MY LITTLE Fill Beta Kappa - WJD: Happy
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me and many more to come. I Love You: Suscia.
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