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2AThe Daily Tar HeelMonday, August 1982 WORLB Briefly Israel temporarily stops PL withdrawal The Associated Press BEIRUT, Lebanon Israeli warships temporarily halted the Palestine Liberation Organization's departure from Beirut Sunday, blocking the harbor in a dispute over jeeps the PLO guerrillas put on board the ship that was to take them to Cyprus. The dispute ended at nightfall when Israel said it had received assurances from the United States that the jeeps would be left in Cyprus when the approximately 1,000 guerrillas went on to Tunisia. The Israeli military com mand in Tel Aviv said the ship was allowed to set sail shortly before 9 p.m. (3 p.m. EDT), six hours after the blockade had started. French Foreign Legionnaires, the advance guard of the multinational peacekeeping force overseeing the evacua tion that started Saturday, barred reporters from the port area. Israeli spokesman Uri Porat in Jerusalem said that the ship, a chartered Cypriot ferry called the Sol Phryine, was free to leave Beirut after the U.S. guarantees. Porat said if Israel had relented on the jeeps, "the next thing, they might try and drive tanks on the ships." The evacuation accord permits each fighter to take one sidearm a rifle, a pistol, or a submachine gun. It says the guerrillas must turn in heavy weapons "and equip ment," but it does not specifically mention jeeps. Porat said Israel would not object to the inclusion of women and children on the ships. Earlier Sunday, Israeli IMF urges nations to keep The Associated Pram WASHINGTON The industrial na tions slow-moving battle against inflation has resulted in deep economic suffering but must be continued to bring about lasting prosperity, the International Monetary Fund said Sunday. 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Tryouis begin Wednesday, August 25 at 7:00 p.m. Meet on the steps of Carmlchadl Auditorium then or cal 967-5332 for more information. BSCHABD SSOLF - , " ; r Atroio$er and Psydkic Froaa Denver, Colorado Private CoaauhatSos by appotatatent. Sept. 23 & 24. PeycLfac ctoveJopncat vorlts&ep, Satorday, Sept. 25, coves-tag (1) ISs21i3 tc&aks; (2) Auras, Colors, liolo&rasss, Prosraaaasiag mud HataprestaHa&iai (3) Psycaonetfk: aad Psyck! AaalysJa; (4) TJsa Peadmiwm; (S) Ktttll3T;'EJlla Frosx3&3zlM: () Active and Passive - TeeSsBijn for paaS4Ifa recaSL Foe hJonmrnOom phoaa 942-S691. THE CAROLINA UNION HUMAN Relations Com mine holds its Erst meeting Weds. Aug 23 at 7:00 pm in Room 205 of the Union. Interested but cannot attend? Contact Jessie Kome in Union Rm. 200, MODERN MOVEMENT - DANCE CLASSES Jazz, Modem, Basic Ballet, Aerobic Move ment 8 week sessions Pay per class per euion. Instructor Susan Jones, MFA in Dance. 929 3447. sources had said the presence on the ferry of 35 women and children, dressed in soldiers' fatigue uniforms, was one of the reasons for the blockade. The Israelis also dosed the checkpoints along the Green Line that divides East Beruit from West Reinitiate Sunday afternoon. There was no immediate indication of whether the ban on crossings was lifted when the harbor blockade ended. According to Porat, the agreement to allow the evacua tion to continue was worked out in Jerusalem by U.S. am bassador Samuel Lewis, who promised Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin a written American guarantee that the jeeps would be unloaded in Cyprus. The harbor blockade was only one sign of Israeli com plaints about the PLO's adherence to the evacuation plan. In Tel Aviv, the military command reported skirmishes with PLO fighters east and south of Beirut and accused the PLO of violating the cease-fire that is part of the evacuation accord. The command said three PLO guerrillas were killed in the skirmish east of Beirut, with no Israeli casualties. Five Israelis were wounded in the incident south of Beirut, where an Israeli army vehicle was ambushed near the Lebanese port of Tyre. Before the harbor blockade, the evacuation appeared to be proceeding smoothly . . The incident clearly angered one top Reagan ad ministration official, Defense Secretary Caspar In its annual report on the global economy, the 146-nation lending organiza tion urged governments to stick to their restrictive anti-inflation policies rather than turn to politically popular measures that might produce a fleeting prosperity in the short-term but even worse problems The Best of the ROLLING STONES on video noon Aug. 23-27 UPSTAIRS IN x L UNION VIDEO LOUNGE CHARIOTS OF FIRE Wli Willi mamm UBili TSJflSU tlBCf 61111 NORTH CAROLINA DANCE THEATRE Jan. 21 '83 ALVIN AILEY REPERTORY ENSEMBLE Feb. 24 '83 FRANK HOLDER DANCE COMPANY Mar. 19 '83 OHIO BALLET Apr. 6 '83 Students, Union Privilege Card Holders, children, over S5 $15.00 General Public $20.00 js? jpL. cOQI help wanted EARN S5HOUR IN EPA breathing experiment on the UNC-CH campus. We need healthy males, age 18-35, non-smokers for at least one year. For more information please caD 966-1253, Monday-Friday, 8 am-5 pm. ASTHMATICS-EARN $150 IN a breathing experi ment on the UNC-CH campus. Time commitment Is 20-25 hours over a 6-8 week period. Volunteers must be male, age 18-35, with a current or previous history of asthma. If interested please call 966- 1253, Monday-Friday, 8 am-5 pm. HELP WANTED: BETH-EL SYNAGOGUE Religious School Teachers for Junior High School level; music teacher to teach Hebrew songs with guitar; Shabbatone coordinator for grades 3-9. Call 682-1238 or 967-6879. COMPANION NEEDED FOR 2 boys, ages 11 and 12. Must have car. Some errands, fixing easy din ner. Hours 3-8, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Good Pay! , 967-3808. HELP WANTED: At Tom Robinson's Seafood. App ly in person Friday or Saturday. Experience folks preferred. 300 West Rosemary Street, behind Col. Chutney's. RETIRED COUPLE NEAR University Mall needs help with house-hold chores and errands. $4.00 per hour. 3 hours per week. Plus mileage. Own . transportation needed. STUDENT WANTED TO ASSIST with riding stable duties, cleaning stalls, turning horses out, groom ing, possible lessons, etc. Free room and Board, salary negotiable. Call Lillian Juda, 942-5518. HEALTHY MALES, 18-30, needed for two lab visits to study alcohol elimination. Study involves drink ing alcohol, followed by repeat breath alyzatkm. Send name, address, and telephone number to: Isa Cheren, 1124 FLOB, 231H, Dept. of Phar macology, UNC, Chapel HSU, NC 27514. Payment for completion of study is $15.00. RECEPTIONISTSECRETARY: REQUIRES EX CELLENT typing skiUs and general ofSSce ex perience. Must be nest with good telephone per sonality and communications skills. Must be able to handle variety of administrative responsibilities, keep accurate records and work with constant inter ruptions. $9500year. 35 hours week, Monday Friday. EOE. Send resume to P.O. Box 2636, Chapel Hin, 27514 or call 967-5987. TEACHERS NEEDED FOR SUNDAY morning Jewish religious school and Thursday afternoon Hebrew school. Contact Amy, 489-7062 or 383-8987. WANTED: DEPENDABLE STUDENT BABYSIT TER with car to transport and care for 9-month-cld i girl Tues. -Wed.-Thurs. afternoons 1:30-5 p.m. Near ' Eastgate. Call 942-2908 after 6 p.m. anti-inflation down the road. "Whatever the cost of preventing another damaging flare-up of inflation, it would be less painful than the arduous ad justment process that would almost cer tainly follow a resurge in inflation," the report said. I -MiniiTin r--ii--T. hi Mm mm ikii St tf r -yirrfB mMmmnriwiAmaimMtttM i Friday, Aug. 27 7, 9:30, 12 Admission $1 Union Aud. SPECIAL INTEREST CLASSES Registration for Fall Programs September 20-23 Union Lobby orcceTS TREGER WATTS DUO (violin & piano) Oct. 22 "83 MUSICIANS FROM MARLBORO Nov. 1 '82 - PRAGUE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Nov. 11 '82 EASTERN BRASS QUINTET Jan. 20 '83 THE CHIEFTANS (Irish music) Mar.2'83 UNO Students. Over $S $24.50 General Public &9.50 (to s md mwm All ads must be prepaid. Deadline: Ad must he received by 12 (noon) one business day before publication. WILL YOU HAVE GOOD newspaper "clippings" to show prospective employers when you graduate? Consider working part-time for North Carolina's largest once-a-week newspaper. Discussion of pen ding features and stories, plus good editing to clean up minor points, will make published clippings any editor anywhere will be anxious to try the writer after graduation. Call Tom or Jean Boney at (919) 228-7851. The Alamance News ranks in the Top Ten Per Cent both state and nationally for Journalism awards won in the past ten years. We have openings for either after school each day, to cover night meetings. People on the Street interviews, investigating reporter, etc. Graham is 25 miles west of Chapel H01 on NC 54, the county seat of adjoing Alamance County. Get experience that will help you! EXPERIENCED SITTER NEEDED for easy ten-month-old, half-day Monday and Friday. Odum Village references required 933-6774. RELIABLE PERSONS NEEDED to care for our 8-year-old boy 2:45-5:00 M-F starting Sept. 7. Own transportation. 942-8265 evenings and weekend. sciviccs ARTISTS AND DESIGNERS: Rent a color Xerox copier. Our Xerox 6500 makes color copies that are truly amazing. You can rent it by the hour. Groups and classes welcome. Call today for more informa tion. TRIANGLE METRO in Chapel HSU 929-7737. RE-BUILD YOUR OLD speakers at a fraction of the cost of a new pair with State-Of-The Art Compo nents. Call Quinn Sound, 942-5516. SPEAKER AND TURN-TABLE repair or modiSca tion. Call Quinn Sound. 942-5516. SELL AND SWAP SERVICE OUTLET - Intersec tion of Smith Level Road and 15-501 - 933-2570. A Little Bit of Everything! House-hold odds and ends, bookcases, ladies gym-wear, typewriters, ad ding machines, lamps, room decor, and lots more! IMPROVE YOUR GRADES! Research catalog 306 pages 10,278 topics Rush $1.00. Box 25097C Los Angeles, 90025. (213) 477-8226. DESIGNER T SHIRTS - You design, we print. 1 or 100? Create an identity for your club, group, or dorm. Details: Atlantic Impressions, Box 58495, Raleigh, NC 27658. ph: 832-9425. CUSTOM SILKSCREENED T-SHIRTS - We print T-shirts for some of the nicest people in town Spankys, Harrisons, 4-Comers, Martinis, Pi Kappa Phi Burnout, Happy Store, Village Advocate, WCHL & PTA. If your organization needs quality custom T-shirts call ALTUF Screen Printers 942-3433 or Watts 800-446-8051. Minimum order 12 dozen. Weinberger. Appearing on the CBS, "Face the Nation," Weinberger said Israel "had no right" to blockade the harbor. Other administration officials were not as ruffled as Weinberger. In California, White House spokesman Larry Speakes said, "We're going to have these things from time to time." Israeli television, without naming sources, said U.S. presidential envoy Philip C. Habib who mediated the evacuation pact had given his permission for the shipment of the jeeps without notifying Israel. According to the evacuation plan, the withdrawal is supposed to take about two weeks, stretching into early September. U.S. Marines, Italian soldiers, and more French Foreign Legionnaires are supposed to arrive Wednesday, when the majority of the guerrillas will begin an overland evacuation to Syria. About 7,100 PLO fighters, 1,500 Syrian soldiers, and between 2,500 and 3,000 Syrian-commanded Palestinians are to leave during the 14-day period for havens in Jor dan, Iraq, South Yemen, Algeria, Tunisia and, for the severely wounded, Egypt. The U.S. is contributing 800 Marines to the multinational force that is to total 2, 100 by the time the PLO withdrawal is in its final stages. The first contingent of guerrillas who left Saturday began arriving in their places of refuge Sunday. policies But the fund acknowledged that 1982 is shaping up as another year of poor economic performance around the world. The IMF tries to maintain a stable inter national financial system by lending money to countries that have problems repaying debts to private and government lenders. Mexico, for example, is currently ' seeking a loan from the fund because of severe financial problems. By one measure, the Consumer Price Index, the industrial countries have made notable progress over the past two years in lowering inflation by restricting the growth of money and by attempting, with less suc cess to reduce budget deficits. However, "a better gauge of the underlying rate of inflation,"" known as the GNP, gross national product, deflator, suggests that progress in dampening infla tion has been relatively slow, the fund said. EXCITING CLOTHES AT AMAZING PRICES MILTON'S! 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Open Tuesday through Saturday 12-3. 405Vi West Franklin (upstairs - near McDonalds). ' Call 967-8800. TWO NAUTILUS MEMSESSHIPS FOE ale. Good for ta Chapel Kl Boa!vard Nautilus throngS December 1, 19S2. Call after Cpm. 542-2545 or 542487. FOR SALE: 4.5 cu. ft refrig $100; TI59 calculator with Stat & Business modules, more $200. Call 933-0677 after 6. 541-3826 day ask for QB. FOR SALE: AVANTI 2 cubic foot refrigerator in great condition. Perfect for dorm room. $50 call 967-0293. GREAT CAR. LOW PRICE, 74 Hornet that won't argue when you want to go complete : maintenance record $850.00, Call John, 933-5369. sports SOCCER. THE CHAPEL HILL Women's Soccer dub is looking for a goalkeeper. If interested call Wienke Tax at 942-4949 or Diana Young-Paira at 942-3467. WE NEED A FEMALE roommate who is responsi ble but likes to party to share 3 bedroom, 2 baft Bolinwood Apt. $104.00 V utilities. CaU 967-2536. IK (jTlothma Hie Associated Press PARIS A bomb that killed a policeman and severed another of ficer's limbs was meant to explode under a U.S. envoy's car and was possibly planted by an elusive anti American terrorist gang, police said Sunday. U.S. Embassy officials said au thorities were studying the possibility of providing protection to commer cial attache Roderick Grant fol lowing the Saturday blast outside bis home in a posh Paris neighborhood. The bomb blew up on the Avenue de la Bourdormais about 1,500 feet from the Eiffel Tower as police de molition experts approached. It was the latest in a month-old spree of ter rorist violence plaguing the French capital. , MANILA, Philippines Politi cal dissidents rallied Sunday to de mand the resignation of President Ferdinand E. Marcos, who remained feverish and bedridden in a hospital with what doctors called mild pneu monia. Marcos, who turns 65 Sept. 11, checked into Veterans Memorial Hospital in suburban Quezon on Saturday with chills, fever and a cough, two days after he appeared on national television to deny rumors his health was failing. Marcos has been in power for 17 years. He ended eight years of mar tial law in January 1931, but he still has wide-ranging powers to declare states of emergency and order people jailed without charge. NICOSIA, Cyprus Iran said Sunday its artillery barrages killed 50 Iraqi combatants and destroyed five armored personnel carriers in eastern Iraq. Iraq, meanwhile, said that clashes left 16 Iranians dead and that Iraqi jet fighters struck at Iranian posi tions near the center of the 300-mile front. 1 The Dragon's Garden The new Dragon's Garden offers various Chinese cuisine, including Peking-style cooking, S Szechuan, Hunan, and J?1 U' !i 1 aisnes. visit soon ana erjoy ours up. relaxing aimospnere axiu uie view r" -on kpAtiHfnl enclosed wardens. 15?' Great lunch prices start at only 11 a.m.-2 p.m., 5-10 p.m. Monday thru Sunday Free Parking after 5 p.m. at the Municipal Parking Lot 1 Well give you 1 hour free Parking Lot just bring us 1 m fry TAT Ti Ct . i Ed tu vv . rraruuin or. vnexi iu Classified ad may be placed at the DTH office or mailed to the DTH Carolina Union 065A, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. ROOMMATE NEEDED. Vi of 2 bedroom Old Wen Apts. $150. Graduate student preferred. CaU 929-1382. ROOMMATE WANTED TO SHARE 2 bedroom duplex country-setting overlooking 3 lakes. AC Dish washer. $150mo util. Call Larry 967-9475. I AM INTERESTED IN a north campus room for I would be closer to my classes and the libraries. I am living in 437 Morrison. will be willing to switch rooms with you if your room and roommate meet my standards. ' ; van pool VAN FOOL FKOM PITTS SOEO to pas and NCMH weekday. 8asa-5psa. If in terested call Greg at 966-1422 before Spsa or 542-4527 after 6paa. parking PARKING SPACES FOR RENT. Close to campus. CaH 942-4058. 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The planes "scored effective hits before all returned to base safely," the official Iraqi news agency re ported in a dispatch from Baghdad. Neither side reported any new ground offensives in the two-year-old war. LAKE LURE Representatives of more than a dozen American In dian tribes, some hurt by unemploy ment rates as high as 60 percent, met Sunday in the North Carolina moun tains to develop a united response to their economic problems. "Unfortunately, Indians, as well as people of the low-income bracket, are having problems," said Joe Dan Osceola, a Seminole from Holly wood, Fla. "The economic depres sion has hit the reservation harder than anywhere else. "Indians have common problems, health, education and that kind of thing. We want to work as a team to see if we can overcome the prob lems we're having," he said. About 50 Indians and a handful of non-Indians were present for panel discussions on the media, edu cation, youth needs, urban and rural Indians and environmental prob lems. Most of the tribes represented are from the Southeast, although repre sentatives came from as far away as Alaska. AFTON Vandals have sliced the plastic lining of a hazardous waste landfill where toxic PCB-laden soil is soon to be stored, officials of the Warren County Sheriffs Depart ment said Sunday. With the help of federal funds, the state plans to dig up soil along 210 miles of North Carolina roadsides where oil laced with PCBs was ille gally dumped in 1978. The chemical, used in electrical transformers, has been banned as a suspected cancer-causing agent. n Cantonese ' f' $2.65 frlM parking for lunch at the Municipal your ticket. R K -T nr nt A - ivitiuiwiu & vzy-oi3 IS THERE ROOM IN your life for better concen tration, more time, less stress, more Joy? Since 1975, 10,000 people have found these and much more at The Yoga Place, 452 W. Franklin St For the joy of it caU 967-9686 and find out how yoga can lighten your load. TO MY SWEET BABY - I missed you this sum mer. Tm glad we're back. Your sweet baby. CPW: GOOD LUCK AT Indiana. I know youlldo good youH make a terriSc MBA. AH your neices miss you. So do DH Love, Sport. DTH AOVEITTISING KEP9 - DO NT forgst there te a sseeiina today at 4:30 la rooas 226 of tke Union. WANTED: MOTIVATED, EXCITING PEOPLE! Ap ply now for the 82-'83 Toronto Exchange. Applica tions and information at the Union Desk until Sept 2. MOVING? 1 WILL HAUL anything in my van. Low rates, free estimates. Clip this ad and the next time you need something moved, give me a cafl. David, 933-7836. UNC SORORITY RUSH - Convocation for Rushees will be held on Thursday, August 26, 1982 in Memorial Hall. Upper classmen meet at 5:00 pm, freshmen meet at 6:30 pm. Learn a new language GO GREEK. PASTY TOO MUCH T1Q3 na? 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Remember our new motto: every hour is a happy hour. Love, Lizard and Shnooks. LI s.m Fa Air xv7z : a f