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2The Daily Tar HeelWednesday, September 29, 1982
News
Wallace noses ahead in primary race
The Associated Press
MONTGOMERY, Ala. Former
Gov. George C. Wallace, battling hard
for the black votes he once scorned,
edged into a slight early lead Tuesday
night in his Democratic primary runoff ,
against Lt. Gov. George McMillan,
McMillan, - an urbane, 38-year-old
moderate who urged voters to reject "the
politics of the past," had predicted an
upset victory over Wallace but trailed as
initial fragmentary boxes reported.
With 453 of 4,144 precincts, or 10.9
percent, reporting, Wallace had 49,757,
or 53.4 percent, and McMillan had
43,384, or 46.6 percent.
Wallace, now 63 and wheelchair-bound
for 10 years, already has been governor a
record three times and, during the past
two decades, made four runs for presi
dent while dominating the statehouse.
But he wanted more, emerging after a
four-year hiatus and saying he represents
"the average man and woman, black and
white."
Former Public Service Commissioner
Jim Zeigler took the early lead Tuesday
night in his Democratic primary runoff
bid to unseat Supreme Court Justice
Oscar Adams, who is seeking to become
the first black elected to a statewide office
in Alabama. Adams was appointed to the
court to fill a vacancy in 1980.
With 424 of 4,144 precincts reporting,
or 10.2 percent, Zeigler had 40,071 votes,
or 53.1 percent, while Adams had 5,401,
or 46.9 percent.
About 80 percent of the state's 2.1
million registered voters are white.
The Democratic gubernatorial
nominee will face Republican nominee
Emory Folmar and several minor-party
candidates in the Nov. 2 general election.
Wallace, who proclaimed "segregation
forever" in his 1963 inaugural and sent
troopers after black voting rights
marchers two years later, competed with
McMillan for black votes this time.
During the first primary, Wallace drew
black votes in heavy numbers, leading in
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interested writers, photographers and helpers.
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LOST: BETWEEN HAICLTON and Gardner on
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every predominantly black county.
McMillan, however, carried most black
urban precincts and, for the runoff, had
the help of major black leaders such as
Jackson and Mrs. King, the widow of
Martin Luther King Jr. . , . . '
They urged blacks to reject Wallace,
depicting him as a former race-mongerer
'who inspired violence during the 1960s. r
Wallace, however,, countered with the
endorsement of F.D." Nixon, an 82-year-old
black man who is known as the ,
patriarch of the civil rights movement in
Montgomery. At almost every turn,
Wallace said his chief goal was to find
jobs "for black and white citizens of
Alabama." .
During the Sept. 7 primary, Wallace
led with 42 percent of the vote, while
McMillan drew 29 percent to gain the
runoff spot.
McMillan characterized Wallace as a
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OOOWWCHI I LOST SOME very important keys
between Village Apts. and Breadman's Thurs. They
arc in a leather case with initials DAL inside.
REWARD! 967-0789.
FOUND: SMALL ITEM OF Jewelry in Infirmary last
Wed. Cafl Nancy at 967-6602.
REWARD: HAND-MADE, double-banded wedding
ring. Sept 20, 7:00, Wilson Park Tennis Court
Gold, butreaDy only sentimental value. Please help.
933-5377. Signed Broken Hearted.
LOSE GLASSES FROM TEWKSBURY or Med
ford? Call and ident. 933-6626.
L. W. B. I found your keys. Call 942-7103 to iden
tify, (between 5:30 and 7:00)
STOLEN; ONE BROWN LEATHER purse with bro
ken strap, contents leather waDet, checkbook,
picture album, and Ray-Ban glasses. Also keys and
I.D. No money was in purse but GREAT sentimental
value. Call 933-5186 or 933-1174 evenings.
FOUND IN PIT: SET of 2 GM car keys and two
' dorm keys. Contact Union desk or APO lost and
found.
MITCHELL VANN: WE HAVE your bus pass at the
check cashing booth In the Student Stores.
STOLEN: GOLD "MONSAC" KNAPSACK from
Union Bowling Alley on the 20th between 3:00 and
4:15. Anyone having any information, please call
933-8266. Reward b offered.
LOST IN UNION: KAPPA Kappa Gamma sorority
pin. A gold key with initials MKLP on back. Please
turn in to Union desk.
FOUND: PRESCRIPTION GLASSES DURING
Kenan Stadium clean-up after Saturday's game.
Claim by identifying at the Naval Armory on cam
pus.
FOUND: CALCULATOR BETWEEN LEWIS and
Joyner at 10:30 Monday night Call to identify: 942-
8437.' . ....
help wanted
EARN ISHOUR 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 caH 966-1253, Monday-Friday, 8
ara-5 pm.
ASTHMATICS EARN $150 IN a breathing experi
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Is 23-25 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.
PAID MALE VOLUNTEERS WjTH high blood pres
sure needed for NCMH research project 962-0203 9
am to 4:30 pm.
NEED DEPENDABLE, HARD WORKERS. Will
pay $7.22 an hour. Interviews are every Wednesday
at 3:00. Check Union desk for Rm. No. Ask for
"Gal" et interview. GPSF.
DISHWASHERS WANTED: FEARRINGTON
HOUSE Restaurant Call 967-7770.
DnrVTZS NEEDED XSTTll CELIACLE
transportation. Hast be at least IS and
own car. Ca3 Boaaaa WJjs 525-3 IS 2.
Good Pay.
SUZUKI VIOLIN INSTRUCTOR for a 5 years old
beginner. Need transportation to come in my house
in Durham. Call 952-1163 or 429-7SO0 after 6 p.m.
ask for Rejeanne.
MR. GATTTS IS NOW accepting applications for
fuS-timepart-time Inside crew, or drivers. Apply 1-5
dally, 104 W. Franklin St A
PART-TIME POSITION-IS to 23 hours a wesk
processing orders, answering phone, typing (60
wpm) and maintaining records for Chapel HU1 com
puter software firm. May lead to full-time position,
computer experience preferred. Call Chris at The
Programmer's LnsStute. 4S9-21S3.
WANTED MALE AND FEMALE participants for a
12-weeks study. 13 year olds or elder with moder
ately severe acne. Fee offered. Sponsored by De
partment of Dermatology, UNC School of Medi
cine. CaH Carol Meyer Monday, Wednesday, Friday
afternoons 1-5 pm. 966-3321.
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Wallace
symbol of "the politics of the past" and
said Wallace gave Alabama a "negative
image." .
' Wallace accused McMillan of favoring
abortion and the Equal Rights Amend
ment while opposing prayer in schools.
McMillan said Wallace had distorted his
beliefs, calling it the tactic of a "despe
rate politician."
Both promised drives for new industry
in Alabama, which has suffered jobless
rates of more than 14 percent to rank next
to Michigan as the state with the worst
unemployment rate in the nation.
As Wallace and McMillan closed out
their campaigning before Tuesday's vote,
the GOP nominee signaled that a tough
race lay ahead for the Democratic win
ner. Folmar, the mayor of Montgomery,
drew 1,000 people to a $125-a-plate din
ner on Monday with former President
Gerald Ford as guest speaker.
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CHEAP TYPCiGIl Ca3 S29TVPE
IMPROVE YOUR GRADES1 Research catalog
306 pages-10,278 topics-Rush $1.00. Box
25097C Los Angeles, 90025, (213) 477-8226.
TYPING 75C - pg . dose to campus - 967-4827.
BICYCLE REPAIR. FAST, PROFESSIONAL re
pair work. Pickup and delivery available.' Call
967-3810 or 968-1407.
ESTABLISHED PART TIME R & R band audition
ing drummer. Serious musicians only! Must have
own equipment Vocals a plus. 929-9010, 542
2593. for cs!s
SHERWOOD RECEIVER. Consumer Reports Num
ber 1. 80 watts per channel. Best FM section avail
able. Over two years left on warranty. $485 retail.
$300. 929-7403 at evenings.
ONE NAUTILUS MEMSESSIS? FOB sale.
Good for the Chapel i3 Boulevard Nam
&mm through December 1, 1SS2. Call af
ter 6pm. 542-2545.
GREAT MPGs, EXCELLENT MECH. condition,
cheap insurance with full student parking sticker
"and helmet Yamaha 125. $400.00 or best offer.
Keep calling 929-5247. .
"USED AND' CNFEMIS1IED FUSOTUnE, we
have more than anyone in Chapel HiS. The Trading
Post beside Wendy's in Carrboro. Free delivery with
this ad. 942-2017. .
RAFFLE: WANT TO WIN a romantic $100.00 din
K ner for two at Hotel Europa? Buy raffle tickets from
any Kappa Delta through September 29th. Pro
ceeds to Hemophilia Foundation. 50t.
ATTENTION CAROLINA FANS "Ciaa
Wave euaglaseee Carolina blue wrap
etyfe eang!aaece-srat for caws. Show
your trae color. Ordar by sending suuae,
address, phone aed SS.C9 check or ao
ncy order to A. Oeade Hobbe, 717 W3
.Caa Circle, Chapel AHow 19 days
delivery.
GOOD HEAD, PEAVEY STANDARD (130w)
$200.00, Peavey bass amp (200w) $250.00, kustom
II PA 4 channel wreverb $175.00, Justina tuner
$50.00, Memphis. LesPaul PAF pickups, $175.00.
929-9010.
GUEST PASS FOR SALE for Ga. Tech game. CaH
967-0145. Keep trying.
ONE GUEST PASS TO Georgia Tech game for
sale. Phone 933-0135.
GOING HOME FOR FALL break? Need a ride or
rider? The DTH will have a RidesRiders section in
the October 1st and 4 th editions of the paper. Any
one interested in placing an ad should come by the
DTH office no later than Wednesday, September 29
at 12:00 noon. BONUS: Ad will run both days for
the price of one.
VISITING A FRIEND AT UNC Need a ride back to
Washington D.C. Sunday Oct 3. Visitor will share
expenses. Contact Angle at 933-4397.
HELPS!! I WANT TO go home!!!! I desperately need '
a ride to Boston or beyond! Will help with expenses!
CaU Ceil at 933-3113!
RIDE NEEDED TO PITTSBURGH, Erie PA area
for Fall Break. Share usuals. Am able to leave on
Tuesday. October 5th. Call Dean 942-9278.
HELP! I NEED RIDES to and from GreenvOe, N.C
the weekend of Oct. 1 and to Greenville Wed. Oct
6. Please call 933-2983. WU1 share expenses.
The Associated Press
BONN, West Germany The
Free Democrat Party joined the
, political opposition Tuesday and
decided to try to topple Chancellor
Helmut Schmidt with a no
confidence vote in Parliament.
The liberal Free Democrats had
. been coalition partners of Schmidt's
Social Democrats for 13 years until
Sept. 17, when the four Free ,
Democrat deputies pulled out of the
government over a long-running ;
economic feud. , :; '
Free Democrat deputies caucused
Tuesday and 34 of the 53 voted to
turn their backs on Schmidt. The
chancellor's long-time conservative
foesthen'Veaffirmed urianimously
that they too were ready to try to
topple the Schmidt administration.
The Parliament vote is planned for
: Friday, . - ,.. ; ... .
The chancellor had called for new
elections as the way to solve West
Germany's political turmoil, and
the party decisions Tuesday
. amounted to a rejection of that plan . ;
by most of the deputies, in the
Bundestag, - or West . Germany v
parliaments
The conservatives and liberals -decided
they prefer to try to oust
Schmidt ' immediately and ; replace ;
him with the man of their choice 1
Christian Democrat leader Helmut
Kohl, 52. ' .
UNITED NATIONS
Secretary of State George P. Sholtz
and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei
Gromyko met for three hours Tues
day, but a senior U.S. official said,
they did not resolve any of the prob
lems between thejwoperpowers.
They scheduled another meeting
for next Monday, however.
Gromyko raised the issue of the
U.S.-Soviet arms control negotia
In the story titled "Oct. 4 registration
deadline for election," DTH, Tuesday,
Sept. 29), The Daily Tar Heel was given
incorrect information about the hours for
voter registration. The correct hours for
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AM RENTING CAR TO go to Florida Fafl Break.
Will leave Monday, Oct 4 or Wed., Oct 6. Will take
anyone who will split costs. Going to Bradenton, but
can go further. Call 933-6146 ask for Joe.
rented
I DESPERATELY NEED 2 tickets to Georgia Tech
game. Prefer regular but will consider guest tickets.
Call after 10 pm Anthony 967-7565.
DESPERATELY WANT TO BUY one UNCState
guest pass. WS1 pay big bucks! Call Robin at
933-5625. -
DESPERATELY NEED GUEST PASSES to State
game. WiQ pay your price. Call 942-9274 after 5
p.m. Ask for Kim. " -
ATTENTION: FREE AGENT SEEKS competitive
coCege bowl team needing capable and experienced
player. Call 933-7712.
FREE STATE GUESS PASS - Tm willing to trade
my State Guest Pass for a Maryland Guest Pass.
"What a deaT Call 933-4344 ASAPH
I NEED A GUEST pass for the Virginia game.
Please caH 933-4087.
I AM DESPERATE FOR 2 guest passes to the N.C.
State game. Help me not disappoint my parents.
Will pay big bucks. Melody 933-6244.
DESPESATELY NEEDED: ONE GUEST pass to
. the Virginia game. Call Kim at 489-S2S3 after 6 pm. .
WS1 pay great price!
for rent
GRAD STUDENTS ETC Private room in
house $120 plus V4 utilities. AD appliances, kit
chen, on bus line. Phone 933-3921 after 6:30 or
T., TH., S., Su. '
NEED 1 or 2 neat, responsible female roommates
to share apartment in very quiet nice area. CaH
Dawn at 967-2032 after 5.-00. Keep trying!
NEED ONE FEMALE ROOMMATE to share Estes
Park Apt V utilities and rent Can 967-9317
for info.
NON-SMOKING FEMALE ROOMMATE needed
to share a 3-bedroom Carolina Apt $122.50
month plus utilities. Please caH 968-0446
available Jan. 1, 1933. .
WANTED. Aware, knowledgeable CHANCE
COUNTY CmZENS: concerned with day care,
houskig, environmental, health, education issues.
To CECISTE3 by noon October Srd and to VOTE
F03 eilZX KAZSIIAU, DEXOCnAT, F03
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ONEX-
HAS ANYBODY ANYWHERE FOUND a black
binder with Chemistry notes in it? Please caH ElUy at
968-9136 and I wiS be eternally gratefuL Thanks!
SUE WILLIAMS: We've heard about your sailing
prowess. Why not come out to the lake (2:00,
Tuea.-Fri.) arid prove yourselff UNCs formidable
sailing Team.
KEVIN VS
rSESAD!
THOMAS M: YOU WERE in the waiting area of the
Infirmary, Tuesday morning, two weeks ago. I don't
think you noticed me, but I sure noticed you! You're
one great looking guy! Maybe we can read each ,
other's beads sometime. An admirer.
TO THE NICE GIRL! - Washerette beside "The
Pantry" Carrboro about 6:00 p.m. Monday
would like to meet you end have dinner together.
Sincerely, Newcomer.
tions under way in Geneva, the of
ficial said, and the topic was
discussed at length.
He said Shultz introduced a
number of other subjects, including
the Soviet role in Poland's imposi
tion of martial law last December,
the; presence of more than 80,000
Soviet soldiers in Afghanistan help
ing that country's Marxist govern
ment battle Moslem insurgents, and
the Soviet-backed "Vietnamese army
units in Cambodia.
UNITED NATIONS
Secretary of State George P. Shultz
and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei
Gromyko met on Tuesday to
! discuss relations between their, two
, countries, but U.S. officials
predicted little progress toward eas
ing tensions. ;
Meetings between the U.S.
secretary of state and Soviet foreign
minister have become an annual
event during the opening session of
the U.N. General Assembly.
Shultz had met :- earlier with
" British Foreign Secret Francis
Pym. They discussed possible com
promises on the divisive
U.S.-imposed Soviet pipeline sanc
tions, but they are still far apart oh
the issue, a U.S. spokesman said.
Before the Shultz-Gromyko talks
began, officials said the two men
probably would discuss a
U.S.-Soviet summit conference, but
make no decision on holding one.
WASHINGTON Presidential
assailant John W. Hinckley Jr.
recently wrote a letter askhiga
woman to help him get a pistol so
he could kill actress Jodie Foster, an
FBI source said Tuesday night.
The source, who asked not to be
identified, said the letter to an
For the record
voter registration on Thursday, Oct. 4 are
from 1 1 a.m. to 4 p.m., not from noon to
4 p.m. The DTH regrets the error.
In the outline for the story "Soho soda
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Carteton, top 43, Captain Zap, saaaandeeeng,
paaalnteeng, feeenlshoeeng, big, black, fuzzy Avery
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unidentified woman in the Midwest
was intercepted by psychiatrists at
St. Elizabeth's, the District of Col
umbia mental hospital t where
Hinckley is confined.
The letter, which mentioned a
.38-caliber pistol, was turned over
to Roger Adelman, the U.S. at
torney for the District of Columbia,
according to the source. No one
answered the phone at Adelman's
home Tuesday night.
Hinckley was ordered confined
indefinitely to St. Elizabeth's after a
federal jury last June found him in
nocent by reason of insanity in the
. March 1981 shootings of President
Reagan and three other men.
GREENSBORO The World
Council pf Churches has given the
Greensboro Justice Fund a $10,000
grant for legal aid to survivors of
the 1979 slayings of five anti-Ku
Klux Klan demonstrators.
The money is to help the justice
fund "seek justice in racially
stimulated slayings and to prevent
miscarriages of justice," a council
spokesman said. f ,
: The money, allocated from the
council's - Program to Combat
Racism, was approved last July by .
an executive committee that meets
annually in Geneva, Switzerland,
The committee distributed $489,500
to 53 groups in 20 countries.
The Justice Fund, a non-profit
organization, was formed to give '
legal help to widows and people in
jured in the Nov. 3, 1979, shooting
deaths of the five Communist
Workers Party members. u
A Guilford County Superior"
Court jury acquitted six Ku Klux ,
Klansmen and Nazis of state
murder charges about a year after
the slayings. A federal grand jury
now is investigating the shootings.
Tuesday, Sept. 23), the two women in the
picture were incorrectly identified. The
woman on the left was Claudia Roberts
and the woman on the right was Robin
White. The DTH regrets the errpr.
the DTH ofHce or mailed to
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MASSAGE IS HERE FOR all to try.
Young or old, girl or guy
If running has your legs ki knots,
And studying has you seeing dots.
If stress and tension cramps your nck.
Then Tin the one to come and see,
m press and pull on your body
For thirty minutes, dollars five,
YouH be so loose, and fed alive.
So give a call until eleven,
At-933-7197.
SGS, JUST A NOTE to say I love you. DDK.
MYSTERIOUS - SO. HOW MANY different
levels of friends ARE there? And yes, the shade
really should be down (woahf) Seriously,
though, keep everything In perspective (helping
those who need it to do so, too) and Oregon, St
Lawrence, here, there, and everything will work
out for the best I Just hope it coincides with
what you want Love (unqualified naturally)
JJSI.
TODAY THE BIG SLOOZ TURNS 211 Wish her
Happy Birthday and ask her how she got her nick
name. Congrats on aging so weS. Td say you were
fifteen." Love, your namesake. ,
HEY ACE YOU LIVED! Arc you and me and
f the crab stHl on for Thursday? Love ya kid
your peppei niint patty connection.
TO GINGER OF CRAIG, Jr. transfer from Heaven,
from the guy you thought looked like Robby Ben
son, Sat night in small frat court Would like to
meet you for a "One on One" get together. If inter
ested, respond fat DTH or caH 933-2563. Ask for
Doug. '
HF AND HH; GEEZE, I sure am thirsty a lot,
these days! And I think Ifs great Just watch for
that pulling of hair on knees. Signed Some
times I come home, sometimes not . ' ' '
TO THE BLONDE JUNIOR MT in 217, Here's a
, personal just for you. You've made it through six ex
ams, now how about an elegant dinner wtth a guy
who likes you a lot! Your secret admirer. .
DEAS JOHN TISE CETAt Ileppy B-Dey to ;
oar sSas, baidlnji and only eoaietiwsee "
datelosa feadeee leader! Lost any eye
brows yet? Don't worry yoa'S be coav
pleUfy ball by Febraary. Thasks for be--laj
a (aswaSy) terrnc editor and a (al
sey) 9i fefead. adyard eras rl;hQ. E?
yoa drank, saaybe yoar saaaoaa efial?
comld drata yom oat for a boar or "water" at
IloIVe. Kavhe yoa areat ao arrosast af:
ter a3 I haven't decided. . .Love, yoar
favorite UnivereSty editor.
WHATS BLUE AND WHITE and blue and white
and red (I mean, runs) aS over? For answer come
Saturday at 11:00 a.m. to CarmSchael Field. Hint
if s a bit of merry old England.
ZCSL72-2 MOUNTAIN tTEEKEND WAS a
saccesa, data ccllactad waa too eood ta
be trae, bat tho fn etarted when the work
stopped to JiHI, Idas, and Jenny who',
were always last, Dan who taesht Joy,:
Tracy, Woody, Steve, and IlUe ahont
"sate," Katky who eaw rare plak
plethodone, Eichard (red) who Isn't
eesased, Dave aha ET (oach?), Ckhard
(what aboat bras?), Tosty who faaad a
r,!xtl3ioeas when even Idea and Doc faSk
ed, Crad who waa sbnply cool, 113 who;
aaade certahs wo woke ap, and the other
Steve who was there-well done croap! ;
TARHTIUUM IS HERO Buy baSoons for the Ga.
Tech. Game. Group purchases are available. CaH
9-5 Mon.-Fit 966-2575. Sponsored by the Sweet
Carolines. -"
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