2The Daily Tar HeelThursday, September 1, 1983
olidarity supporters clash with Polish police
The Associated Press
WARSAW, Poland Riot police clashed with more
than 10,000 Solidarity supporters in two cities Wednes
day but allowed Lech Walesa and 2,000 others in Gdansk
to demonstrate in peace on the third anniversary of the
outlawed independent labor federation.
The police also let more than 1,000 workers march
peacefully in Warsaw for two hours. When they moved
in to disperse another crowd of 5,000, violence was
minimal.
The demonstrations, called by Solidarity's under
ground committee, were the first on a national scale
since the lifting of martial law July 22. However, they
were not nearly as widespread as those last Aug. 31.
The biggest turnout was reported at Nowa Huta, the
southern industrial city where a worker was killed in
rioting May 1 and another was shot by police during a
demonstration after Solidarity was outlawed last Oct. 8.
An estimated 10,000 workers poured out of the Lenin
steel works after the day shift and marched toward the
center of the city, chanting "Solidarity" and other pro
union slogans, a government spokesman who witnessed
the march reported.
Riot police blocked them, firing tear gas and spraying
them with water cannon, the spokesman said. Witnesses
said the demonstrators hurled stones at the police and at
streetcars.
Several people were injured, and a number of the mar
chers were arrested, the official said. Clashes reportedly
continued into the evening.
A violent police reaction also was reported in the
southeastern city of Wroclaw. Official sources there said
the police used tear gas to disperse a crowd that tried to
place flowers on the grave of a young worker killed dur
ing a demonstration a year ago.
In Warsaw, more than 1,000 steel and automobile
factory workers marched without interference from 2 to
4 p.m., the hours set by the Solidarity underground for a
boycott of public transport and street marches.
Meanwhile, 5,000 Solidarity backers assembled in cen
tral Constitution Square, whistling and clapping at small
police patrols who moved among them urging them to
move on.
Chanting "Solidarity," "Lech Walesa" and "Bujak"
(Zbieniew Bujak, the best-known fugitive union leader),
the throng marched off toward the Old Town. Police,
without helmets or shields, looked on for about 15
minutes before moving in and forcing the crowd into
side streets and arresting one or two leaders.
People trying to rescue those arrested attacked police
with their fists, but the police refrained from using their
riot sticks. The crowd melted away, and large groups
moved leaderless toward the Old Town. But it was sealed
off by police in riot gear with water cannon.
In Gdansk, Walesa, the Solidarity chairman, com
pleted his shift at the giant Lenin shipyard where the
union was born, and spoke briefly to about 400 sup
porters outside the yard's main gate.
The workers' monument nearby, the usual center of
Solidarity demonstrations in Gdansk, was sealed off by
police with full riot gear, and the crowd around Walesa
marched to the Church of St. Brygida, the shipyard
parish church.
There 2,000 people gathered and followed the labor
leader back toward the shipyard about 4 p.m., when the
government had said individual workers would be allow
ed to lay flowers at the monument.
Space shuttle launches triple-duty satellite for India
The Associated Press
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.
Challenger's astronauts launched a triple
duty satellite for India Wednesday and
were told by President Reagan that the
space flight of America's first black
astronaut demonstrates "we are in an era
of brotherhood here in our land."
But the astronauts were later startled
by the high, piercing sound of an alarm
signaling the possibility of fire in an in
strument bay. The alarm turned out to be
false.
Reagan also found inspiration in the
part being played by Dr. William Thorn
ton, who is aboard the shuttle to learn
why some astronauts get sick.
"Bill, at 54, the oldest astronaut everto
fly'ih space, you have an especially warm
place in my heart," said the president,
who likes to joke about the fact that he is
72. "It makes me think some day I might
be able to go along."
The president was at his ranch near
Santa Barbara, Calif., and the shuttle was
184 miles high, en route from Hawaii
toward the West Coast on its 23rd trip
around Earth. The astronauts were en
ding a day in which they made their $8.36
million satellite delivery, the most impor
tant part of their six-day flight.
"I caught you on the way to your
bunks for some well deserved sleep, so I'd
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better cut this short," said Reagan.
He told Lt. Col. Guion Bluford, the
' first black man to earn the gold pin that
denotes an astronaut who has flown, that
he is paving the way for many others.
"You are making it plain we are in an
era of brotherhood here in our land and
you will serve as a role model for so many
others and be so inspirational," Reagan
said. "I can't help but express my
gratitude for you."
Earlier, when Mission Control asked
Commander Richard Truly how things
were going, he exclaimed: "Shoot, we
never had so much fun in our whole
lives."
There are three types of alarms on the
shuttle, and 1 flight director Harold
Draughon said the one that sounded at 10
. a.m. EDT "is the most attention-getting
system on the spacecraft."
It reacts to gases produced by combus
tion, but is not a heat sensor.
"It will detect things you can't see or
smell or sense," Draughon said.
The astronauts could have thrown
switches to activate two fire extinguishers
in the avionics bay, or used a hand-held
extinguisher through access ports.
Draughon said that since a second
alarm didn't confirm a fire, Truly decided
the extinguishers weren't needed.
The malfunctioning alarm had been us
ed on the original shuttle, Columbia, and
Draughon said it has a history of being
overly sensitive. This was the first time
such an alarm had gone off in flight.
The flight director speculated that,
"outgassing" a release of gas from
electronic equipment might have trig
gered the alarm.
The satellite, which can handle more
than 8,000 telephone circuits and beam
television to receivers in 100,000 rural
communities, will also improve weather
forecasting in India.
"The deployment was on time ... and
the satellite looks good," mission
specialist Bluford reported as the payload
spun away.
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PLUS: Ruth Bollinger & Tom Kenyon, The Bluegrass Experience, Jack and the Cadillacs. Paradox.
Gary and Tony Williamson, The Mutettes, Mickey Mills, the Blazers, Blast Crisis, the Swamp Cats,
Roily Gray and Sunfire, Steps and other local and regional talents.
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WASHINGTON Secretary of
State George P. Shultz said Wednesday
he does not believe U.S. Marines have
been singled out as targets in Lebanon,
although messages have been inter
cepted in which people have said
"shoot at the Marines."
"I believe there is no concerted ef
fort to single out the Marines and
target them," Shultz told a news con
ference. But he said some reports
presumably he meant radio reports
have been overheard suggesting that
the 1,200 Marines on duty in Beirut are
being shot purposely.
"There are conflicting statements,"
he said. "You get an intercept here or
there about somebody saying to shoot
at the Marines; and you also get many
intercepts that say, Oh, the Marines
are there. Don't shoot at the Marines."
Two Marines have been killed and 14
injured in fighting in recent days
around Beirut. The Reagan administra
tion has refused to declare a hostile
situation in the Lebanese capital under
the War Powers Act of 1973.
A top Marine general will attend
funeral services next week for 2nd Li. ,
Donald Losey and Staff Sgt. Alexander
M. Ortega, who were killed by mortar
fire in Lebanon.
The Marines announced Wednesday
that Lt. Gen. D'Wavne Grav. chief of
staff of the corps, will attend a service
Sunday for Losey, 28, of Winston
Salem and Tuesday for Ortega, 25, of
Rochester, N.Y., in Parker est, Pa.
Gray is the third-ranking officer in
the Marine Corps.
The bodies of the two Marines were
returned to the United States Tuesday.
Air Force Col. John A. Doonan, a
Roman Catholic priest who is chaplain
at Dover Air Force Base, met the plane
when it arrived in Dover, Del., at 8:26
a.m. and read brief prayers over the
bodies.
TEL AVIV, Israel A tough battle
was shaping up today between candi
dates jockeying to succeed resigning
Prime Minister Menachem Begin, and
the opposition Labor Party claimed its
support was growing.
A caucus of Begin's Herut Party
convened twice on Tuesday after the
prime minister made clear Ids intention
to step down, but it failed to find a can
didate or even decide how a new leader
should be chosen.
Begin's colleagues, whose right-wing
Herut party dominates the governing
Likud bloc, feel a quick choice is
crucial and fear State President Chaim
Herzog could ask the Labor Party to
try to form a new government if Likud
is leaderless. Israeli law requires that
the government resign together with the
prime minister.
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DRUG STUDY TO TREAT severe pre-menstrual breast
pain. If Interested call 966-1601.
AUGUST 29 SEPTEMBER 2. Catch the Volunteer Fever
this fall. Registration has begun for the fall semester volun
teer program at NCMH. Interested students should come to
the Volunteer Office on the 1st Boor of the hospital between
9:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. or 2:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Registra
tion ends Friday, September 211 Required Orientation Sep
tember 7 5.00 - 7 JO p.m. Questions. caB 966-4793.
INTERESTED in working m STUDENT GOVERNMENT?
Incoming freshmen and Junior transier students are Invited to
apply for membership on any of eleven Student Government
committees. Applications are available In Suite C of the
Carolina Union from 1-5 pm dally, through September 7th.
SAVE $. A UTTUE bit of everything. Popouree's Delight.
Make a list of your needs & proceed to Farrells tag sale 10-5.
Have fun & save money. Help wanted. Intersection
Smithlevel at 15-501 South. !
MAKE A SOFT DECISION. Lighten up your life with
elegant, comfortable, affordable Futon Solutions. CaB
933-2222.
lost and found
FOUND: WALLET BELONGING TO Phillip Crisp! The
wallet is at the Kingswood Apartment Rental Office.
GRAY AND WHITE KITTEN with bhie collar found on cam
pus. He's now at the Animal Protection Society. Please claim
him before Monday. Call 967-7383.
RTVMP PRODUCTION STUDENTS: Gain experience by
working with professionals on a live -on-tape shoot Monday
Sept 12th more info and sign up rm 200 Carolina Union.
Deadline Sept. 2nd.
CASHIERS JOB FOR THE FOOD Dept. at the V.A.
Hospital in Durham 20 hrs week. $3.65 hr. Call 286-0411
ext. 6417 ask for Mike Wallace or Pete Willis.
WANTED DELIVERY PERSONNEL DOMINO'S
Pizza, The World's Largest Ptzza Delivery Com
pany, ia looking for enthesiastic tedrvidaal to
joist omr team. Honrs are vary flexible. Mast b
1 8 or older. Have car with insurance, and be wiQ
mg to eara $5 to $10 per how. Call or coeaa by
after 4 at cither of oar 2 Chapel Hill locations.
503 West Roeesaary 929-0246. 209 15-501 by
pass 967-0006.
help wanted
THE NEWS & OBSERVER is hiring circulation salesper
sons, door to door and phone. 5-7 pm daily. Average $4.30.
942-1806.
WANTED: VERY SPECIAL, LOVING person for after school
care of five and seven year old children. Responsibilities in
clude picking up children from school, taking to after school
activities, so must have own transportation with seat belts
and good driving record. This person must not only be re
sponsible and dependable, but needs also to be a lot of fun.
Personal references required. Hours to be Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Friday 11:45-5:00. Salary negotiable. Call 967
2514. STUDENT TO CARE FOR infant in our home. FULL TIME.
Live-in preferred. 967-1365.
LOCAL PHYSICIAN'S FAMILY WOULD like to hire excep
tionally energetic, conscientious and loving babysitter to care
for our 3 year old daughter on Tues. & Thurs. mornings from
8 am to 12 noon. References and own transportation re
quired. CaO 942-6745 between 8:30 am and 2:30 p.m. M-F.
services
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VW DASHER 1976 AUTOMATIC. Air Conditioning.
Call 9334079 after 8 pm.
NEED RIDE TO COLUMBIA. S.C on 9183. Please
caB George at 933-8613. Will share gas and expenses.
Also desire ride back on Sunday.
3-MAN LOFT FOR sale. Excellent condition. CaB 933-2915.
1974 KAWASAKI 100 G5. Runs weB. new tires 10.000 miles
$350. CaB John Charlton 929-9202 after 6:00 PM.
LADIES! FEEL LEFT OUT on Playboy s Girls of the
ACC? MEN OF THE SOUTH calendars (five from UNC)
now available at Chapel Hill Stationers (below Purdy's)
and BuB's Head Bookshop at back of Student Stores.
SWEET DELIVER INS IS NOW hiring part-time delivery and
counter personel. Apply between 6 & 10 pm, 104 N. Graham
St., or caU 929-0333
PIZZA HUT-POSITIONS now open for full & part
time cooks and waitresses both day & night shifts avail
able. If interested apply at 110 West Franklin. No phone
calls please.
WANTED PIZZA MAKERS AND PHONE PER
SONS. Domino's Pizza. The World's Largest Piz
za Delivery Company has immediate openings
for enthusiastic Individ aals desiring part-time
employment. No eapeileaco necessary. Call or
com by 4 at either of oar 2 Chapel HOI loca
tions. 503 West Rosemary 929-0246. 209 15
501 bypass 967-0006.
PRACTICE FOR UNCI Hears Soccer dab be
geae Taee-FH. 6:00 pas oa E-feaae field. AS male
stcdeats hstereeted la pleytef are invited. For
i lafo caS Aethoey Flanagan 933-4021.
WHO IS ... the most ambitious person at UNC? Who can
recognize a powerful Idea? Who has future vision? Who is
willing to work 10 hours per week for the next year to lay the
foundation for financial independence? CaU 489-1455, before
10 am after 5 pm for more info.
WANTED: STUDENT SALES REP to sen formal favors,
glassware, sportswear, novelties to Greeks, dorms, clubs.
Commission, own hours. CaU Custom Favor Company toD
free 1-800-323-3101.
CHEAP TYPING! CALL 929-TYPE
DO YOU NEED YOUR tennis racquet restrung? Most ny
lons $7.00 Liberty Gut $15.00. UNC student stringer
with 8 years experience. CaU Josh at 929-6488.
WANT TO GET RID of those vacation poaada? Learn
aboat good aatrMoa? CaO Gwea Swaaaoa. ladepest
deat Cambridge CoswseJor SM, aboat oar meetings.
489-3523.
FULFILLING MARTIN LUTHER KING'S Dream. See the
special issue of the "Workers Viewpoint," newspaper of The
Communist Workers Party. On sale in Student Stores. Mor
rison, Htnton James and Intemationiat books. Also features
on Nicaragua and the George Brett Pine Tar Controversy.
WOMENS BASKETBALL CLUB NOW forming. If you are
Interested In becoming a member, manager, or coach please
contact Barbara Wright at 9334507.
ASSISTANT SWIM COACHES FOR the Chapel Hill Y
Swim Club needed Immediately. Interested persons
must have aquatic experience wsomc past coaching
preferred. The position Is part-time paying a minimum
of $4.25 per hour for approximately 9 hours per week.
Applications are available at the YMCA on Airport Rd.
For further bub contact Bruce Griffin 942-7601. Appli
cation deadline will be Friday September 9.
BLACK MALES FEMALES - $45 will be paid
to healthy noe-emokers, age 18-35, who com
plete aa EPA breathing study oa the UNC cam
pats. For more lafo please caB 966-1253, Monday-Friday
8 am-5 pm.
RELAX! ITS ONLY LIFE. The Yoga Place, 452 W.
Franklin St., will begin its 9th fall session Sept. 5 offer
big 8 classes each week. For information on how yoga
can improve your concentration, relieve stress, reduce
body weight, increase fiexability, and more call, 967
9686. It's a question of Joy!
IMMEDIATE PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT at Finley Golf
course snack bar. CaU J.D. Wright at 962-2349.
STUDENT AID TWICE A week. A place to Uvc. a new
roommate, reasonable furnishings, a way to get around
and more. AB can be found in The Village Advocate
Classifieds. Published Wednesdays and Sundays. CaB
9684581.
USED AND UNFINISHED FURMTURE, we have more
than anyone In Chapel HilL The Trading Post, beside
Wendy's In Carrboro. Free deBvery with this ad. 942-2017.
PERFORMING ARTS COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON in
search for her committee chosen last spring) We're meeting
this Thursday, Sept 1 at 4.-00 In Room 210 of the Union.
Other Interested persons welcome.
VIOLINIST NEEDED FOR PLAYMAKERS musical DRA
CUIA In MarchApril 1984. Auditions Friday and Saturday
Sept 2 and 3. Familiarity with Hungarian Gypsy music a
plus. CaB Kim. 962-1122 for an appointment.
TEACHER WANTED FOR JEWISH religious school, Sun
day mornings. CaU 489-7062 or 489-0904.
ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY FOR SYNAGOGUE, part
time. Organizational skills, dictaphone, bookkeeping experi
ence desired. Competitive salary 489-7062.
CAMPAIGN WORKERS NEEDED. SANE is hiring dedi
cated individual to work tai the Chapel Hill area for a nu
clear weapons freeze. CaU 1-834-4509 for interview.
MENSTRUAL CRAMPS? Earn $40 by participating in an
evaluation of a new medication. Contact the Triangle
Women's Health Center. 942-0011.
GUYS WHY PAY TO joss a fUaees program. Fiae
Kaofl Stables will pay yoa for physical work.
Morahsge preferably. Call afctea 489-3523.
PIZZA HUT DELIVERY Delivery service at 516
West Franklin in Chapel HiU Is now hiring enthusiastic
individuals for pizza delivery. Drivers must be 18 years
old & have dependable transportation. Hours are flex
ible & positions can be either full or part-time. Apply be
tween 11:00 am & 5:00 pm Monday through Friday. No
phone calk please.
WANTED: FOLKS WHO WANT spirited fun to coach
RAINBOW SOCCER teams this fall. RAINBOW, a most
prestigious recreational soccer league, is a wonderful way tg
make new friends and integrate into the Chapel Hill com
munity. Exce&ent practical and coaching experience. Prac
tices start Mon., Sept. 12. There is a coaching clinic Sat..
Sept. 10, 10 am-noon at Rainbow Soccer Stadium. In
terested coaches should call 967-8797 or come by 500 W.
Rosemary Sleet. 10 am-6 pm.
child care needed
SITTER NEEDED FOR 5 year old boy. Fairly regular after
school hours, some evenings and overnights. Pay negoti
able 9684)342
CHILDREN WITH READING PROBLEMS. A promising new
medically based treatment Is currently under development at
the Medical School of the University of North Carolina. A
research project based in the Child Development Institute is
now accepting children ages 7 to 12 with reading problems
for a complete reading skills assessment, neuropsychologi
cal evaluation and a novel treatment approach. CaB Lynnc
Feagans 966-4121 or David Cooper 966-5171.
ABORTION TO 18 WEEKS. Free pregnancy test.
942-0824.
GREEKS. DORMS: Hire BRICE STREET BAND for
your function. CaB 933-0743 after 5 pm. Special dis
count for Sept. 9th, 10th. Deal direct and save money
now!
REFRIGERATOR FOR SALE. Great for your dorm room or
apartment. Plenty of space and weB equipped. CaU Kim 929
8391. Price negotiable.
WHY SPEND YOUR NIGHTS in the lab?? Study path, and
histology in the comfort of your own home!!! Wolfe Medical
Microscope. Binocular with paired 5X and 10X eyepieces.
Quadruple noeepiece with spring -loaded achromatic objec
tives 3.5X, 10X, 45X. and 100X ofl Immersion. Graduated
mechanical stage with coaxial drive, course and fine adjust
ment Condenser with bis diaphragm and filter holder. Built
in halogen illuminator. Plastic dust cover and hardwood ca
binet $650 caB 942-5770 day. 967-1497 night
parking stickers
LETS TRADE! I HAVE aa N-5 parking sticker and deeper,
ately need to trade for an N-4. If you can help, caU Beth at
933-8081.
HELP! I HAVE AN S-4 parking permit and need an S-5. If
you have an S-5 and would like to switch cafl Hunter at 968
1684. WANT AN S-4 PARKING permit? If you have an S-5 and
would Hkc to trade. caB Karl at 933-1687.
parking for rent
HARDSHIP PARKING PERMIT APPLICATIONS are now
available in Suite C of the Carolina Union from 1-5 pm dady.
Completed applications must be turned In by 5 pm on Wed
nesday, September 7th.
I AM LOOKING FOR a ride to Chapel HIU on late Sunday or
Monday from Charleston, S.C. WiB share expenses. Please
caB Tim at 9338627.
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ROOMMATE NEEDED: CHRISTIAN FEMALE to share 2
bedroom Kingswood Apt., 'A rent utilities. Call Sharon at
967-9207 for more information.
ROOMMATE NEEDED: FEMALE TO share 3 bedroom
Town House Apt. within walking distance of campus. Very
Inexpensive. Please caB 967-3008 if Interested.
ROOMMATE WANTED! NON-SMOKING female. Own
bedroom, AC, pool, and on bus one. Vt rent and V utilities.
CaB 967-9319!
FM TIRED OF LIVING alone, please be my roommate!
FemaleU) to share 2 -bedroom apartment on busline. AC.
pool, carpet Furnished except your room. CaB June at
929-6645. Keep trying!
WANTED RESPONSIBLE MATURE PERSON to share
large country house furnished with acres of space. Utilities
Included, 10 minutes from UNC. CaB 31134281 after 4 pm.
personals
20-yr.-old Finnish gtri Irving in Stockholm, Sweden would
Bke pen-pal. If Interested writs: Eva OjalaHakmossevegon
60 3tr126 42 HageretenSweden.
BLOCK SEATS SIGN UP for block atats for Memphis
St. wttl be held on Sept 2 between 8:33 am and noon at
the ticket office. Tokens must be picked up Friday to
hold block.
UNC CREW CLUB NEEDS coach. Contact Mike 9424588.
BARB BRETT: HOPE YOUR birthday Is as wonderful,
fascinating, dynamic, outrageous, crazy, stupendous and
SUPER as you are! Happy Birthday from the Morrison
R.A. staff!
B.J. CONGRATULATIONS BASEBALL AMERICA'S
freshman catcher of the year for your great hitting
performances in the Cape Cool League, the Pan
American Games, and especially the International
Cup. You're definitely an NCAA AB-Sfar. A stlB In
terested baseball fan.
PARTY, PARTY-SPECIALIZING IN partyware and deco
rations for small and large a flairs. Your party store at your
fingertips! CaB Lynn's Hallmark, University Mall, 967-7194.
DO YOU CARE ABOUT your body? Then give it the best
The GYM, the area's best equipped fitness center is only a
short Jog away. 503 W. Main St., Carrboro (also on the C
Busline) call 933-9249 for free trial.
for rent
FOR RENT FURNISHED EFFICIENCY apt Private en
trance, pool, 3 miles to campus. $285month including utili
ties. CaB evenings 967-0685 or 967-5832. Keep trying!
DONT FORGET TODAY Is Spanky's Sixth Birthday.
Come by and register to win a weekend for t at The North
Myrtle Beach Hilton. Balloons, Birthday Cake and sur
prises all day long. Happy hour at 9 pm.
TO M. RAISIN: YOUR mission, should you chose to ac
cept It: To uphold Justice and Insobriety to the best of your
ability. S. Grape Esquire.