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2AThe Daily Tar Heel Monday, August 27, 1984 Cobev plans fundraising events Bush accuses Democrats of weakness J WASHINGTON Vice President George Bush .w n..o k;c r.Trrrat5r; onnonents Sundav of advocating t ................,,.Ji By TOM CONLON SUff Writer Republican 4th congressional candi date Bill Cobey of Chapel Hill expects to have raised between $400,000 and $450,000 by the Nov. 6 election date. Cobey, who is challenging six-term Democratic incumbent Ike Andrews, is making his second attempt for the 4th district seat since being narrowly defeated by Andrews in the 1982 election. Cobey is a former athletic director at UNC. A July 20 financial disclosure statement showed the Cobey campaign had raised $140,000 by mid-summer. John King, ' Cobey for Congress campaign manager, did not disclose current figures of funds raised, saying "It's not good to let your opponent know what youVe raised since the last financial disclosure statement." For the first six months of 1984, the Andrews campaign raised $70,001 and spent $35,783, according to federal campaign reports. Cobey raised $130,837 during the same period, spending $120,386. J Cobey's 1982 campaign focused on direct-mail fund raising and featured national political figures campaigning on . Cobey's behalf. Andrews, convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol shortly before the election, won despite the $700,000 raised by the Cobey campaign. Cobev's 1982 race was said to be the closest possible upset- of a Democratic incumbent during an off-election year in which Republicans lost about 26 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives. Only one Republican defeated a Democratic incumbent congressional candidate that year. The Andrews campaign said Cobey's negative television ads were the reason for Cobey's defeat. King said Cobey's current campaign is not depending as much on mass mailouts and visiting political figures for fund( raising this year. "We plan fund raising events that will feature Bill as the candidate," King said. "We will know after Labor Day what other sources we will get. Most major speakers will either be working the Reagan-Bush campaign or campaigning for their own races." Other congressional races, such as the 8th district race between Democratic incumbent Bill Hefner and Republican challenger Harris Blake, have had nationally prominent speakers, including former President Gerald Ford and U.S. Rep. Jack Kemp, R-N.Y., campaign in North Carolina on behalf of Republican candidates. Kemp's appearances in the Tar Heel state have been said to make him a leading choice for president in 1988 among North Carolina delegates to the ,4V?4 Republican National Convention. The Cobey campaign, with another $200,000 to $300,000 to raise in order to meet its fundraising goal, expects to raise between 60-65 percent of its funds from uithin the 4th congressional district. The district includes the counties of Orange, Wake, Franklin, Chatham and Randolph. Remaining funds are expected to come from political action committees and contributions from outside the 4th district, . King said. "About 70 percent of our funds will come through fund raising events and from personal contributions via letters or telephone calls," King said. "Between 20 to 25 percent will come from PACs, and 5 to 10 percent from individuals contacted by Bill personally usually as in-kind gills through services. "Bill has personal contacts in other parts of the country, and most of the out-of-district contributions are from people Bill has met as athletic director or otherwise during his life. He staved with friends in Dallas at the Republican convention." Among out-of-state contributions, Cobey has received money from Texas . oil companies and individuals. Cobey plans several fund raisers throughout the district during the fall campaign, including Chapel Hill, King said. First 'non-fiction novelist9 Author Truman Capote, 59, found dead The Associated Press LOS ANGELES Truman Capote, who died just short of his 60th birthday, created a new literary genre of the "non fiction novel" with his chilling In Cold Blood, but his hunger for celebrity and flamboyant, gossipy lifestyle sometimes overshadowed his achievements, friends and critics said. "He was a delightful man... He was witty and direct," film director John Huston said Sunday. "Anyone would fall victim to Truman's charms." But Capote also had fought against a long addiction to alcohol and drugs. "IVe always seen myself as a winner, even as a kid," he said in 1980. " If I hadnt, I just might have gone down the drain a couple of times." Capote who won acclaim at age 23 for Other Voices, Other Rooms and a decade later for Breakfast at Tiffany's, which was made into a movie died in his sleep Saturday at the home of Joanne Carson, divorced second wife of "Tonight Show" host Johnny Carson. Mrs. Carson found Capote's body and called paramedics. Capote, one of a number of houseguests, was described as being in good spirits Friday night, when he, Mrs. Carson and others were "making plans to celebrate his 60th birthday next month," police said. According to police, Capote had prescription drugs with him, but it was unknown know what they were, and there was no evidence of foul play. Mrs. Carson, who called Capote "my best friend," said he had been in ill health and diagnosed as having phlebitis, an inflammation of the veins in which blood clots can form. The 5-foot-4 author was known for his Southern-accented, high-pitched lisp and acid wit. He had a lengthy feud with author Gore Vidal, who once sued Capote over his remarks in an interview. . i At the time of his death, Capote was working on his long- promised and already controversial novel Answered Prayers. Excerpts from the book were published in Esquire magazine in 1975, and scandalous stories about his celebrity friends in the segment "La Cote Basque" cost him some friendships. "His last book Answered Prayers was not entirely autobi ographical, but it did deal with a male character that was a kind of male Holly Golightly, the call girl character in Breakfast at Tiffany's? Capote's literary representative said. Of all Capote's works In Cold Blood, telling about the ruthless slaying of four members of a Kansas farm family, drew the most attention when published because of his then-new technique of combining facts with a novelist s wnung siyic. iiuu on the book appeared in 1967. He spent six years, researching the story and conducted hundreds of interviews, some with the two men convicted of killing the family. ... , William Kennedy, author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel ItmmoJ said Sundav that Capote "created the term the 'non- Action novel' " with In Cold Blood. He said Capote changed "the way writers and editors looked at how a piece of writing about reality was to be structured." ranntv writ W showed "a verv conscious sense of a craftsman doing his craft, said Walker Percy, author of The Moviegoer and Love in the Ruins. At his best ne was reauy nrsi raic. Author Studs Terkel said in Chicago, "Naturally, he was gifted, but the tragedy was a lot of it was wasted in gossipy chronicles. But In Cold Blood was a magnificent work, such compassion. Call it new fiction if you will, it showed the darkness that may be in all of Us." - j Capote's works totaled fewer than 20 volumes. The New Y ork Times quoted his friend John Malcolm Brinnin as saying he felt Capote had squandered his time, talent and health on the pursuit of celebrity, riches and pleasure. ; Capote said in a 1978 interview: "I had to be successful, and I had to be successful early." He described himself as. "a very special person, and I had to have a very special life." His short stories won three O. Henry Memorial awards. He also collaborated on screenplays, working with Huston on the 1954 film Beat the Devil, and with William Archibald for the 1961 movie The Innocents. He won an Emmy award for his 1967 television adaptation of his work A Christmas Memory. Born Truman Streckfus Persons in New Orleans on Sept. 30, 1924, to a former Miss Alabama, Capote was reared mostly by aunts and grandmothers. He once said that as a child, he felt no one understood him. "I guess that's why I started writing. At least on paper I could put down what I thought." He never completed high school, but gained celebrity in 1948 at the age of 23, with his lyrical first novel, Other Voices, Other Rooms, which shocked many readers with its openly homosexual theme. , . . ., He mixed alcohol and medication "like some sort of cocktail, he said in a July 1978 television interview. In recent years he had been hospitalized for a drug overdose and pleaded guilty to a drunken driving charge. "I'm an alcoholic. Itji a drug addict. I'm homosexual. Im a genius," he wrote in Music for Chameleons. "Of course, I could be all four of these dubious things and still be a saint." accused his Democratic opponents Sunday of advocating peace through weakness" and "a aeiense poucy wun no backbone." In remarks prepared for the opening of the Disabled American Veterans convention in Washington, Bush said Walter F. Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro "talk as if peace and weakness mean the same thing." Bush addressed the disabled veterans two days after President Reagan, in a speech to the Veterans xf Foreign Wars in Chicago, suggested indirectly that Mondale was a "jackass" for opposing the major new weapons systems Reagan has advocated. White House Chief of Staff James Baker downplayed Reagan's remark in an appearance Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press." Saying Reagan was quoting former Democratic House Speaker Sam Raybu'rn when he used the term, Baker said the president "certainly did not intend, to say that Oackass) with respect to the nominee on the other ticket, as some have suggested." Ferraro celebrates twice FORT LEE, N.J. Geraldine Ferraro celebrated her birthday Sunday by urging women to use their right to vote written into the Constitution exactly 64 years ago to make her the nation's first female vice president. "Sixty-four years ago today, women couldn't hold public office," she said. "In 1984, well elect one of our own to the nation's second highest office." At the celebration of "Women's Equality Day," Ferraro quoted Susan B. Anthony, one of the most prominent early feminists. "In 1906, only a month before her death at age 85, after a lifetime devoted to women's rights, Susan B. Anthony addressed a women's suffrage convention in Baltimore. Tailure,' she said, 'is impossible.' She's right failure is impossible," Ferraro said. Cargo ship sinks PARIS A French cargo ship was carrying 450 tons of radioactive material when it collided with a ferry off the Belgian coast and sank, the owners said Sunday. In a communique issued by its Paris headquarters, the Compagnie General Maritime identified the material as uranium hexaflouride, a radioactive gas. It said the 15 special containers were intact at the time the Mont Louis sank Saturday, and were built to last under water for up to a year without leaking. Company officials said the cargo ship was hit in the stern and the crew was able to determine that the containers, stowed in the forward cargo hold, were News in Briev undamaged before they abandoned ship. ' The communique said that even if a leak were to develop, the radioactive material would quickly be diluted by sea water and the increase in radioactivity would be "negligible with no consequence for man or the environment." Explosion in Charlotte CHARLOTTE Crews worked Sunday to repair a downtown street damaged when , a gasoline tank- truck exploded, igniting utility poles, melting metal canoes at a store and forcing the temporary evacuation of 1,500 people, authorities said. Residents of nearby homes and an apartment complex and guests at a hotel were forced to leave the area for about three hours on Saturday because officials feared that gasoline pouring into sewers might explode, said fire Battalion Chief K.L. Flowe. The explosion was touched off when a suspect being chased by police drove his car into the tanker at about 4:30 a.m., said police spokesman Bob Moss. The driver of the car, Robin Eugene land, 21, of Charlotte, was in good condition at Charlotte Memorial Hospital with burns, officials said. The truck driver, Sanford Preyor, of York, S.C., was not injured. Helms cuts ad costs , RALEIGH Sen. Jesse Helms apparently has saved his campaign hundreds of thousands of dollars by using an advertising agency set up by his political advisers, a Raleigh newspaper reported Sunday. 77m? News and Observer reported that the Helms campaign has used its own agency to buy television commercials during the past year. As a result, the Helms campaign has netted at least $346,000 in discounts from television stations, according to purchase records and contracts filed with 22 stations in North and South Carolina. The newspaper said the discounts or commissions, terms used interchangeably, ordinarily would have been paid to outside ad agencies. Fundamentalist ministers urge voter action RALEIGH Fundamentalist minis ters in North Carolina are preaching to their congregations to go to the polls in Novemeber and vote their conservative convictions. Some of the ministers are participating in a voter mobilization drive coordinated by Moral Majority. Others have con ducted voter registration and political information sessions for years. "I never tell people who to vote for," said the Rev. H.W. Carey of Raleigh, pastor of Neuse Baptist Church. "But I tell thern that I'm embracing such and such a candidate." Several fundamentalist ministers said a longtime reluctance for political involve ment still prevalent among mainstream denominations is giving way to belief that churches-must try to influence the nation's moral climate. "We should have an interest in seeing this country return to its founding precepts," said the Rev. Randy Cox of First Free Will Baptist Church in Raleigh. Nationally, the growing involvement of conservative churchmen in politics has caused some division among fundamen talists. The Rev. Jerry Falwell, founder of Moral Majority, has drawn rebuke from the Rev. Bob Jones III, president of Bob Jones University in South Carol ina, for being too involved in worldly affairs. Apparently, there is little of that concern among fundamentalist leaders in North Carolina. Dr. John Steely, professor of theology at Southeastern Baptist Seminary in Wake Forest, said that fundamentalist churches in North Carolina "are becoming more politically active and assertive." The trend carries through independent Bap tists, the Free Will Baptist denominations and more conservative churches within mainstream denominations such as the Southern Baptist Convention, he said. Through his North Carolina roots, Sen. Jesse Helms, as a symbol of the New Right, may have provided a stronger impetus for political involvement by churches in his home state than nationally, several ministers said. While their sponsorship of candidates is not aligned to the Democratic or Republican parties and often crosses party lines, thev said, a half-dozen indicated they favored President Reagan and Helms because they represented a similarity of beliefs. Carey and other North Carolina fun damentalist ministers interviewed last week said they disagreed strongly that the doctrine of church-state separation requires abstinence from political activity. The constitutional doctrine, they con tended, was designed to ensure that the U.S. government did not establish churches or interfere with the free exercise of religious differences not to discour age ministers or congregations from being involved in politics. The Rev.' Lenny D.' Anderson; pastor of Rejoicing Life , Baptist Church of Raleigh; said all the voting-age members of his congregation of 500 were registered . to vote. "I tell them to get all the facts and then get on their knees and pray, to ask the Holy Spirit for guidance on Election Day," Anderson said. "When people speak out about the moral climate, politicians listen. The ballot box terrorizes them." vn Usissnirnce All ads must be prepaid. Deadline: Classified ad must be received by 12 (noon) one business day betore publication. Display classified ads must be received by 12 (noon) two business days before publication. Classified ad may be placed at the DTH office or mailed to the ETH Carolina Union 065A, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. Return ad and check or money order to the DTH office by noon the business day before your ad is to run. Ads must be prepaid. Rates: 25 words or less Students $2.00 Non-students $3.00 5C for each additional word $1.00 more for boxed ad or boldface type Please notify the DTH office immediately if there are mistakes in your ad. We wd be responsible for only the first ad run. announcements VANESSA WILLIAMSON!! We have your Athletic Pass at the DTH office!! Y6u may come by and pick it up between 8 a.m.-12 p.m., Mon-Fri. ALL ARE INVITED to the All Campus Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship Meeting Monday August 27th at 7 p.m. in Hill Hall Auditorium. Leighton Ford will speak on "Running the Race at College." ' Attention All Water Skiers! Anyone interested in intercollegiate water skiing please contact Bobby Cashion at 818 Morrison Dorm. Phone: 933-4043. RAINBOW SOCCER FALL 1984 RAINBOW SOCCER registration begins Monday. Aug. 20, Noon-6 p.m., at 500 W. Rosemary St., Chapel Hill. FIELD REGISTRATION is Saturdays, Aug. 18, Aug. 25, and Sept. I, 10 a.m. -Noon, at Rainbow Soccer Stadium, off Cleland Rd. and 15-501. TEAM ANNOUNCE MENT, Sat., Sept. 8, 10 a.m.-Noon, Rainbow Stadium. PRACTICE BEGINS, Monday. Sept. 10. Interested coaches and sponsors please call 967-8797. RAINBOW SOCCER is a non-profit recreational program in its 26th season, open to players of any age, sex or skill. FIELDS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE GLEN LENNOX INVESTMENT GROUP. BLACK MEN AND BLACK WOMEN $45 will be paid to kealtky oa-mokcn, age 18-35 who complete EPA breatkws stady oa UNC cam pas. Please can 964-1253 Monday-Friday 8aa- services WRITING, TYPING, and WORD PROCESSING SERVICE: Resumes, research papers, dissertations, recipe files, address books, reports, leaflets, invitations, poems, stories, articles, general correspondence, mailings. Call 682-4174. TOTAL FIN ANCIAL PLANNING: For stocks, bonds, IRA's, Annuities, Custodial Accounts and Tax-advantaged investments, call Mike Strong, Prudential-Backe Secunties in the Courtyard, 942-0895. LANDSCAPING WORK - 30 hours minimum need your own transportation, 967-7258. 4.00hour. GOVERNMENT JOBS. $16,559 - $50,553year. Now Hiring. bur Area. Call 805-687-6000 Ext. R-9594. PIZZA HUT on Estes Drive, beside University Mall, needs Full and Part-time, Day and Night, cooks and wait people. Apply in person 2-5, Monday through Friday. . LOCAL PHYSICIAN'S FAMILY needs exceptionally reliable and loving individual to care for home and two delightful children three afternoons per week and occasional full days. Own transportation essential. Great pay and congenial working environment. Please call 942-6745 after 6:00 p.m. FREE ROOM AND BOARD ia exebaage lor child care. Three yoaag chiWrea, large hoase, private room, aad bath, Darham aear 15-501. laqaire 489 7845. Working hrs. 5-8 p.m. HOPE VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB has immediate openings for cocktail waitress and part-time banquet waits. Good salary. No tips. Meals included. 3803 Dover Rd. Durham, NC. 489-6565. CWLDCARE NEEDED Monday-Friday, 4 p.m. to early evening. 2.257hr. plus dinner. Occasional overnight 20.00. Near campus. Leslie 933-6686. Keep trying - evenings. Taeaday Night ia Mea'a Night at Spaakey's i I adire welcome of coarse lost and found THE FIRST OUTING CLUB meeting is Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. in the Union. Well have a slide show. Come and try some adventuring. GYMNASTICS ENTHUSIASTS! 1 Ready to make thie year the beet ever rT Thea come oat aad joia the CAROLINA GYMNASTICS CLUB. Begiaaere-Advaaced-Male-FeaBale-ALL Gym. lover wel come! Siga ap ia pit the first week of classes or call Noel, 33-e5. GOING TO A PARTY? First, check out Modera Times, past Fowler's on Franklin, for N.Y.C. earrings, and casual cotton clothes. 402 W. Franklin, open lO-o. . REWARD: MO to the person giving info leading to the return of a blue 1979 Tomas moped stolen from outside Berry hill Hall on Thursday, August 23 between 2:00 and 3:00. Contact Carey Cottle at 933-6678. FOUND: Lady's watch in Frat. Court August 22. Call 933 6173 when phone gets hooked up. THE STAGE IS SET! Playmakers Repertory Co. needs telephone stars to promote upcoming season. Base commission U50 possible. Part or full time positions available. Call us at 962-4069 between 5:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. help wanted PHI DELTA CHI's 1st BACK-TO-SCHOOL ALL CAMPUS PARTY Thurs. Aug. 30th, 4 until 9 p.m. featuring Cmis-o-matic and 25 plus FREE KEGS, free bus rides from Student Union starting 6 p.m. 204 Finley Road. ALIVE AND K1CKIN UNC-CH Men's Soccer Club starts practice M-F at 6:30 on E-haus is the time and place or call 933-4021, when by phone nnauy a connecieo. THE YOGA PLACE wi3 offer 2 fall aessioas Sept. S-Oct. 25 aad Oct. 2-Dee. 20 with 8 adalt aad 2 chBdreaa classes For iaforsaatjoa caR 907-968. It's a eaestioa of Joy! 452 W. FraakHa St. siace 1975. ..u .u. Vni..aor Fatr this fan. Registration has begun for the fall semester volunteer program at NC Memorial Hospital. Interested students should come to the Volunteer Office on the 1st floor of the hospital between 9:00 a.m. 100 p.m. or 2:00 p.m. -5:00 p.m. Registration ends Friday, August 31! Required Orientation September 5, 5:00-7:30 p.m. Questions caU 966-4793. NON-SMOKING MALES, age 18-35. are needed to participate in EPA breathing research on the UNC campus. Pay a 5 per hour. For more information, call 966-1253 Mon Fri. 8-5pm. PART-TIME HELP needed. 12-15 hours per week. Some stock work, some sales. Apply in person. ENDICOTT JOHNSON, University Mall. LATE NIGHT OWLS needed for part time employment. Shift premium and meals. Apply in person at Burger King, 205 E. Franklin St. between 3-5 p.m. PART TIME EMPLOYEES needed for all shifts. Meal benefits, late night shift premium. Apply in person at Burger King, 205 E. Franklin between 3-5 p.m. T BACK DOOR RECORDS l I 25 or $1 OFF ALL LP's I I Great Rock, Classical, Jazz, etc. I I 136 E Rosemary Lower Level I I NCNB Plaza near Ram Theatres j BUY TRADE SELL J NEED SOMEONE TO DELIVER tickets on campus and surrounding area. Need own transportation, for more information, call Linda James, Circle Travel, 967-4260. CAMPUS REPRESENTATIVE USA TODAY, the national newspaper needs a campus rep to sell and deliver subscriptions of USA Today on campus. Job requires sales ability and person must be willing to work mornings, M F. No weekend work, excellent commission. YouH run your own business! Starts immediately. Call Linda O'Connell, toll free 1-800-532-0062. WANTED: Student to do yard work. 5-12 hours per week, Sept. thru October. Must have own transportation and be able to work some weekends. Call 929-8203 after 6 p.m. Waitresses wanted full-time or part-time. Apply in person. Speak to Virginia or Pete Caporal. Please call 942-1313 after . 4:00pm. ; r f Typeset Resumes Personalized service, attention to detail, by the specialists. MERIDIAN LINES (above Henderson St. Bar) 968-0324 J J Plamisd Parenthood o Birth Control o Annual Exams for Women ' j; o FREE Pregnancy Tests & Counseling A Name You Can Trust I Low Cost Confidential WAITERS AND WAITRESSES NEEDED FOR 1st SHIFT AT MODEL Ts RESTAURANT. Willow Creek Shopping Center. Please apply in person between 9am-12noon and 2pm-5pm. 602 Jones Ferry Rd. at 54 By Pass. Loving, responsible persoa aeeded to care for 2 amiable boys (ages 4 and 6) and to help with housework from 7:15am to 5pm Monday through Friday, for 6 to 9 months starting in mid September. Some flexibility in morning work hours possible. Must be able to drive. Own transportation preferable, references required. Call 967-4536. VARIOUS PARTTIME JOBS throughout Fall and Spring with the Chapel Hill municipal government. Many are ideal for students' schedules. Typical openings include game officials and scorekeepers for recreation league football, basketball. Softball, and baseball; lifeguards and swim instructors for indoor and outdoor pools; public library pages, aides and assistants; Community Center desk clerks; laborers and groundskeepers for parks or public bldgs and grounds; class instructors for tennis, calligraphy, pottery, ballet, gymnastics, fitness, etc; summer day camp counse lors; relief parking lot attendants; City and Regional Planning interns. If you are interested in being notified of any of these job openings in the future, complete a simple Application Interest Card at the Chapel Hill Municipal Bldg. It's located at 306 N Columbia St (2 blocks from Franklin and Columbia intersection beside the Fire Station). EOAAE. ABE YOU QUALIFIED TO WORK WITH INFANTS AND YOUNG CHILDREN? CHILD CARE NETWORKS: a referral ascacy that helps parents asake child care arrangements that meet their needs. Families need child care part time, evenings, weekends, over-aight. If yoa have child care experience or training, there asay be work to fit yoar schedule. Call 942-lS4. ASTHMATICS NEEDED! $12 will be paid apoa completion of aa EPA breathias etady oa the UNC campas. Tiase coauautaseat ia aboat 20 hoar. To jaalify yoa mast be a healthy, aoa-smekias asthmatic white male, age 18-35. Please call Dr. Donald Horstasaa at 541-3S04. Monday-Friday, Saas-5pas. CLERK Chapel Hffl ParksRecreation. 20 hrswk. l-5pm, M-F. No work in August nor December. Involves registering Recreation's program participants, telephone inquiries, general office duties. 3-35hr. Apply by Aug. 29: Municipal Bldg, 306 N Columbia. EOAAE. WOULD YOU LIKE to make. 7 to U0 hourly. One to 5 days a week. Part-time jobs aren't usually that flexible or pay that well. Try working with us. Bracey Maid Service. Mail resume to: 5215 N. Wiilowhaven Dr.. Durham, NC 27712. for sale MUST SELL! 79 Yamaha 650 Special, excellent condition. 80 Yamaha 400 Special H, excellent condition. '68 Chevrolet truck. Cafl Sanford. anytime, (919) 774-6491. , FOR SALE: Danner Gore-Tex hiking boot, women's 7B. Superb lightweight waterproof boot, worn once, like new. Retails 100, for 75 or offer. 942-0550. 1981 DATSUN 280ZX 2 2, 5-speed. black w tan leather interior. Clean and in excellent condition. Call 942-6966. days. Beddiaa Twia - Doable - Qaeea Kiag at Exceptional Savings. Style Craft Interiors. 3738 Chapel HID Blvd. Across from Soath Sejaare MaO. Darham - 489-9191. Chapel Hill -929-7200. 10-SPEED BICYCLE for seD! Super Mirage Motor be cane. 1954". Excellent condition. Call 929-3612. Carpet Bemnaats - Small Area Rae - Throw Rasa. Exceptional Prices. Style Craft late riors. 3738 Chapel Hill Blvd. Across from Soath Sejaare Mall. Darham - 489-9191. Chapel HiD - 929-7200. ROOMMATE NEEDED: small Carrboro apartment, convenient to laundry, grocery, busline. Easy bike ride. 105 per month, 13 utilities. Call Edwin or Scott, 968-8268. FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED to share completely furnished mobile home. Own room, washer and dryer. Prefer non-smoker. 100 plus 54 utilities. Can 967-0334. wanted to rent ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT, close to campus with reasonable rent with private entrance for single working male. Can 962-2333. Leave message for Andy S. USED FURNITURE, UNFINISHED FURNITURE We have more than anyone in NC. Trading Post, South Greensboro St.. Carrboro. 942-2017. for rent PARKING SPACES FOR RENT. Close to Campus. CaD Joseph. 942-4058. . Parkiaa Spaces for rent, two block from campas $25.00 a moath. HShted aad paved. Call Kendall at 929-194 aad leave a aseasase oa aaeweriaa. roommate wanted Male, quiet, clean non-smoker to share. Own bedroom and J4 bath. 5 minute drive to campus. $180 month, $200 deposit and split electricity. CaU 933-3936. WANTED: non-smokinng semi-studious female roommate to share two bedroom Old Well apt. Furnish your own room. CaD 929-9363. personals WELCOME BACK DTH AD STAFFI If yoa havea't beea by the office yet, harry oa over We've sot lots for yoa to do! Welcome back Order of the Bell Tower members! Our first meeting is tonight at 6:30 in Murphy 108. Well decide who is going to Tampa. Be there! DO YOU NEED information on Birth Control or sexual health? Drop by Student Health Service. 2nd floor Health Education Section for a confidential, free information session at 3:00 p.m. Tuesday. Call 966-2281 ext. 275 for more information. BARONESS ELSA SCHRAEDER: Thanks ever so much for the updates on your little European junket this summer. It pained me to hear about that trampy little nun stealing the Captain from you I was taking a fiendish pleasure in picturing you as the mother of seven. How ever did you plan to do it? The next time I get up to Vienna from Salzburg, we really must dine together at your expense, of course; how else could this charming sponge afford it? Aui wriedersehen, darling. Max. J5 WbUNtOUrtT r I ELLIOTS NEST a X FREE BEER TONIGHT 8 jpm - rriiclraitie For Members & Guests MUS3C3AS2 Have you been looking for the Perfect Strat and Tele? Try us for Vintage Fender, Marshall, Gibson, Schectcr, Martin, and most everything else. Check out the exciting new Makos: Wonderful Strats, Tele and P-bass copies starting at $149. . DON'T MISS OUR NEW DRUM SHOP!! OW Durham Rpa.d-..,..y 929-2473 rjnapei rim . n i 4 i I i U ( I ( I i ) 1 o i i ! ) ( I I ) ( n t t n 1 1 i i i I I u
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