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2The Daily Tar HeelWednesday, September 7, 1983
itudent reactions to President's speech varied
By JIM ZOOK
Staff Writer
UNC students tuned in with the rest of
the nation Monday night when President
Reagan appeared on television to discuss
last week's downing of a Korean airliner.
And like others nationwide, UNC students
Tuesday had plenty to say about the inci
dent and Reagan's speech.
Although there have been no organized
demonstrations in Chapel Hill, residents
seemed angry over the incident.
Alan Rundo, a senior from High Point,
said that although he agreed with some of
what the president had to say in his televi
sion address, he was appalled at how Rea
gan used the speech to push other unre
lated policies.
"I think that the idea of a technology
ban like he suggested was a pretty good
New air-conditioned residence hall should
By BEN PERKOWSKI
Staff Writer
By the fall of 1985 the UNC campus should have a new
$6.8 million residence hall to house about 500 students in
air-conditioned comfort.
Trees are starting to fall on Stadium Drive between
Fetzer Gym and Teague dormitory in preparation for the
six-story facility.
UNC Planning Director Gordon Rutherford said the
new dorm will be a part of the Residence Hall Association
and will pay for itself. "The University will borrow
money, build it with interim financing and retire the debt
with dorm rents," he said.
Rutherford said Security Building Co., the same com
pany that built the Carolina Union addition, will be work
ing on an ambitious 22-month schedule.
The building will be set back from Stadium Drive to
save as many trees as possible. But the construction does
Helms urges stronger sanctions against the
The Associated Press
RALEIGH U.S. Sen. Jesse Helms,
R-N.C, called on President Reagan today
to "go much, much further" in sanctions
against the Soviet Union for shooting
down a South Korean jetliner.
Helms returned to North Carolina at
10:45 a.m. and was greeted by more than
100 supporters bearing signs saying, "God
is Protecting Jesse Helms" and "America,
Wake Up to the Reality of Communism."
Helms spokesman Claude Allen said the
senator left Korea Sunday and came
directly to North Carolina.
Reagan, in a television address Monday
tenure
A faculty member hired by UNC with an
outstanding record at another university can be
hired as a professor with tenure, an associate
professor with tenure or an associate professor
without tenure. This last case requires a proba
tionary term of five years before tenure can be
granted.
Ferrell said he estimated that only one out of
every three of those eligible receives tenure.
Each department has different procedures for
conferring tenure, Ferrell said. Some are very
specific, for example, requiring that a certain
number of books be published. Other depart
ments simply offer broad guidelines. Ferrell said
all departments are looking for the same type of
Lebanon
were fighting the Druse around Shweifat,
a few hundred yards from Marine posi
tions east of the airport.
Israel invaded Lebanon 15 months ago
to try to crush the Palestine Liberation
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idea," he said. "But I think that the worst
thing about it is that in his speech last
night, Reagan connected this to Czech
oslovakia, Hungary, the Afghanistan inva
sion, and even brought up Sen. Jackson
(of Washington state, who died Thursday)
and his support of the MX missile.
"He used this occasion to get support
for his own MX missile plan," Rundo
said. "Actually, shooting down this plane
has nothing to do with Reagan's MX mis
sile program and it's an insult to the
families of the deceased to use it in this
manner."
J.P. Kim, a political science graduate
student and a native of South Korea, said
that it would be "nearly impossible" for
the United States to impose strict
economic sanctions against the Soviets,
adding that such sanctions could be more
harmful to the United States than the
not include parking spaces, Rutherford said.
Ben Callahan, assistant director of traffic and security,
said his office is not requiring that any new parking space
be built for the new dorm.
"We're not pushing for any new parking, because it is
just a fact that there is no space for new parking," he said.
Callahan added that with the completion of the Student
Activities Center and a possible rearrangement of parking
spaces, the new dormitory would not pose any major
parking problems.
Having commuters park further away from campus
might be a possibility, Callahan said. Stadium Drive park
ing now is about 75 percent commuters, he said.
Who is going to live in the dormitory is another ques
tion that is up in the air.
Wayne Kuncl, director of University housing, said that
since taking office this summer he has realized there is a
need for more all-women's housing.
"It seems the most frequent call I receive is from
night, ordered no tough economic sanc
tions but said the United States would
break off transportation-related agree
ments with the Soviets while pressing for a
full explanation and apology for the
downing of the Korean Air Lines jet with
269 people aboard.
Helms repeatedly called the downing of
the plane a calculated and premeditated
decision to murder the 269 people aboard.
"The Free World has finally gotten an
opportunity to make its point about com
munism," he said. "I would tighten the
screws (on the Soviet Union) all across the
board. Some would say you are inviting
war. I say poppycock."
person, no matter how their procedures differ.
In most cases, the supervisor of the member
up for tenure must make a recommendation to
the College of Arts and Sciences, said William -H.
Graves, associate dean of the General Col
lege. The candidate is then reviewed by the
College, of Arts and Sciences, by the Faculty
Advisory Committee and by the Board of
Trustees.
In the division of Academic Affairs, there are
662 tenured faculty members and 249 non
tenured faculty members. Data compiled by
Elizabeth Fisher, research assistant in the Office
of Institutional Research, shows that about 20
people per year have received tenure for the past
Organization and on Sunday pulled back
from the central mountains to safer posi
tions in the south in hopes of cutting
casualties.
Under a U.S.-mediated accord signed
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Soviet Union. He also had his own theory
about why the plane was shot down.
"I think that shooting down the plane is
one thing, but it's another thing that they
chose intentionally a Korean plane because
they (the Koreans) are so close to the U.S.
and the Reagan administration," Kim
said.
A Chapel Hill resident and native of the
Soviet Union who asked not to be identi
fied attributed the attack to the "Soviet
paranoia of spies." The Chapel Hill resi
dent said that the Russian government will
cover up any bad light shed onto it by "in
tensifying propaganda to almost enormous
proportions, propaganda that accuses
Reagan for the deaths of innocent
citizens." The Soviet native said that one
propaganda tactic used by the official
Soviet news agency is 16 turn around
quotes of American officials.
John DeSalva, a freshman from Chap-
Helms said he will urge Reagan to send
all the Soviet diplomats except the am
bassador and a skeleton crew back home
because "our country is infested with KGB
agents." Helms said he also would like to
see our ambassador called home from the
Soviet Union.
Reagan should demand the Soviets give
Americans unimpeded access to the crash
site, Helms added. .
The senator said the United States
should look at all the economic sanctions
that it could impose against the Soviets, in
cluding tightening credit and placing an
embargo on grain sales. He said that the
Soviet airline Aeroflot should not be al-
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three years. Data on the number of those ap
plying for tenure was not available.
Ferrell said that he agreed that the tenure
system did allow some teachers to be lazy, but
that doing away with tenure would not solve the
problem. Tenure is not a detriment to teaching,
he said, although a faculty member who sub
mitted grades and reports on time, did an ade
quate amount of research, followed the course
guideline and "didn't rock the boat" could be
successful in the tenure system.
Ferrell said that it might be possible for a
professor to lose tenure if his rank is reduced,
but "any grounds which would be sufficient to
warrant diminishment of rank would be suffi
cient to warrant dismissal altogether."
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May 17, the Israelis agreed to pull out
totally if the Syrians also withdrew. The
Syrians, who have been in Lebanon since
ending the 1975-76 civil war, so far have
refused.
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paqua, N.Y., said that the incident will
always be remembered by the American
public but that it will not have a lasting ef
fect on Soviet-American relations.
DeSalva also had some suggestions for
sanctions against the Soviet Union.
"For one year, we should refuse landing
rights any place to Aeroflot (the Soviet air
line) and try to get our allies to do the
same," he said. "Politically, the president
doesn't have many options open to him.
Maybe trade sanctions in conjunction with
our allies, but our allies are hard to coor
dinate against the Soviet Union."
James Eldridge, a first-year law student
from Hendersonville, says that his "gut
reaction" is to take action, but not to en
danger human lives.
"For example, if any fishing trawlers
violate the zone, we should go ahead and
seize them just to show that we can do
something similar," he said.
open in 1985
parents wanting their daughters to be in an all-female
facility," he said.
Kuncl said he will be meeting with RHA soon to ad
dress this and other questions concerning housing on cam
pus. Collin Rustin, associate director of contracts and
assignments, said the attractiveness of this project could
cause an increase in the desire for on-campus housing.
This might result in an increase rather than reduction in
the number of people closed out when the new dorm
opens.
Over the past few years, about 1,200 people have been
closed out of on-campus housing each year, he said.
The building, still to be named, will be the first dormi
tory built on campus since Hinton James was completed
in the mid-'60s. It will be carpeted and will include
facilities for the handicapped.
Soviet Union
lowed to come to this country until the
Soviets change their lifestyle and that the
U.S. should intercept each Soviet plane
that crosses American airspace and guide it
to the ground.
"They could hold it and turn it over to
the Koreans," Helms said. He said the
United States also should consider not go
ing to the arms control talks in Geneva.
Asked if he considered it an act of war,
Helms said, "If it was not an act of war,
it'll do until the real thing comes along."
He said only the government can deter
mine what is an act of war, but said he
doesn't think the United States needs to
consider a military response now.
For the record
- Because of a copyediting error, an in
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of the story "300 to be picked for ex
change" in Tuesday's DTH. Only 36
students will be accepted by the Toronto
Exchange program. The DTH regrets the
error.
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DETROIT A United Auto Work
ers council Tuesday overwhelmingly
endorsed a two-year, $1 billion contract
that would put Chrysler Corp. workers
a big step closer to parity with their
counterparts at General Motors Corp.
and Ford Motor Corp.
The new accord, tentatively agreed
to by union negotiators and the auto
maker on Labor Day, would give
Chrysler workers a $2.42-an-hour raise
over the life of the contract, the UAW
said. That would put their base hourly
pay, exclusive of regularly scheduled
cost-of-living raises, at about $12.42
when the pact expires in October 1985.
Chrysler workers who fell behind
GM and Ford workers when they
granted concessions to help keep their
company from bankruptcy get $1 of
the raise immediately, retroactive to
Aug. 15, with the rest in installments in
1984 and 1985.
GM and Ford workers could be
making at least the same $12.42 when
their contract expires in September
1984, but any improvements the UAW
might negotiate then would put those
workers back ahead of Chrysler's.
GENEVA, Switzerland A
subcommittee of the U.N. Human
Rights Commission has called on Iran
to stop using child soldiers in its war
with Iraq.
A resolution adopted Monday also
called on international organizations to
offer all possible aid for the welfare of
children being held as prisoners by
Iraq, or to assist those children who de
sire to settle in another Islamic country
"until such time as their return to the
Islamic Republic of Iran becomes feasi
ble." Humanitarian groups claim that
thousands of children between the ages
of 12 and 18 are fighting in the Iraq
Iran war and that Iran refuses to accept
the return of nearly 250 held as
prisoners of war in Iraq.
Iran said in a statement that it "cate
gorically rejects such suggestions that
the use of children in her armed forces
is an established practice or one that is
encouraged by it."
As school doors open across the
country, fewer teachers are walking
picket lines. Union leaders predict that
lower inflation plus the promise of edu
cation reform will add up to labor
peace this year.
As of Tuesday, the 1.7-million
member National Education Associa
tion reported strikes in 23 school dis
tricts in Michigan, and one district each
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New Jersey. By this time last year, there
were 48 NEA-sponsored strikes in
seven states.
"We don't think we'll equal last
year's total of 125 strikes," said
Howard Carroll, an NEA spokesman.
Meanwhile, three locals of the
580,000-member rival teacher union,
the American Federation of Teachers,
are on strike so far this week in .
Pawtucket, R.I., East Detroit, and a
Hebrew day school in Detroit called the
Akiva School. At this time last year,
seven AFT locals were on strike, and
there were 11 strikes during the year.
But few major cities have had
teacher strikes so far.
Vacancy signs blinked back to life at
North Carolina resorts as vacationers
headed home to end a Labor Day
weekend sprinkled with politics and
labor celebrations.
More than 1,200 workers at the N.C.
State Fairgrounds in Raleigh heard
Crystal Lee Sutton, whose life was
made famous in the movie Norma Rae,
urge laborers to join unions' and be
come more politically active. Sutton
worked 10 years ago to organize a
union at the J.P. Stevens Co. plant in
Roanoke Rapids.
"I'm tired of seeing the poor getting
poorer and the rich getting richer,"
Sutton told the crowd at a rally spon
sored by the state AFL-CIO. "Let's do
something about it. Let's get out there
and vote."
Ken Blaylock, international presi
dent of the American Federation of
Government Employees and the rally's
keynote speaker, said the Reagan ad
ministration was no friend of workers.
LAS VEGAS, Nev. Joking about
his recent double-bypass heart surgery,
a fit-looking Jerry Lewis attracted
nearly $30.7 million in pledges for mus
cular dystrophy research and treatment
in his annual TV appeal for "Jerry's
kids."
The comedian, still smiling after
21 Yi hours of fund raising at the 18th
annual Muscular Dystrophy Labor
Day Telethon, said research by the
Muscular Dystrophy Association is
partly responsible for his surviving a
heart attack Dec. 31.
The telethon Sunday and Monday
drew $30,691,627 in pledges, the third
highest total in its 18-year, history.
Telethons in 1980 and 1981 surpassed
$31 million.
Many celebrities in the 1983 enter
tainment extravaganza made references
to the once chain-smoking Lewis' heart
attack. He gave up smokingTifter the
lieart attack and today is reported in
excellent health.
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sassa yoa. Please harry. Jeff .
PINKY AND SHORTY. Missed the philosophical talis at
B.K. Brewskies stogies BlMy Joel and feet on the coffee table.
If the greatest! Love you Bfondie.
HEY KEN1E FFJNER! That personal I showed you the other
day was a fake! Ah ha! You never believe anything I say any
way. I"m sooo misunderstood. The thunder and lightning are
asleep now. They'll still get ya though. Love and hope and
sex and dreams. The Mind Legend.
39-HOUR PARTY MARATHON
Three ha ads - Unlimited boar. Thars.. Sapt. I.
9 pea thra Sat.. Sapt. 1. 1 a a. DELTA UP
SILON FRATERNITY.
MR. MEAN ft COMPANY - YaH are the greatest! Thanks
for the birthday message. fH do my best to follow your in
structions. DEAREST B.M.B. Did I ever ted you that you have incredi-
My sexy bhie eyes? They stole my heart away. The girl who's
in love with a pirate.
AUNTIE EM - IN Charlotte. Sure is hot here, even fai the
Bath. Even hotter working as a vendor at Trade and Tryon.
Dorothy.
DOROTHY. I HAVE NO use for wimpy little dogs - looks
like you're stuck with W But your Auntie Era has seen
through your act I've always known what you're al about!
Auntie Em.
TEAGUE. DUE TO YOUR extremely feminine acts of intru
sion bi Okie Campus last week, your Vienna sausage mixer
with Graham and Stacy has been cancelled. SGVPLD.
Sv-HOUR PARTY MARATHON
Throe baada UiaHsaHad hoar. Tsawa Sapt. S,
9 psa thra SaC. Sapt. 1. It asa. DELTA UP
SILON FRATERNITY.
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