2The Daily Tar HeelMonday, April 23, 1990
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Business and advertisina: Kevin Schwartz, director
classified ad manager.
Business staff: Allison Ashworth. managenvam Cooper
news clerk; Laura Richards, typist.
uassitied advertising: Kirsten Burkart, assistant manager, Angela bpivey, assistant.
DisDlay advertisina: Lavonne Leinster. advertisina manager: Lora Gav. Ginaer Wagoner. Robin Penley,
Carole Hedgepeth.Larry Mann, Carrie Grady, Tracy King,
representatives: Kim Blass. creative director. . Ingrid Jones. Mimi Holman and itacy l urkei , sales assistants.
Advertising production: Bill Leslie, manager; Anita Bentley and Greg Miller, assistant managers; Chad
Campbell, Erika Campbell, Stephanie Locklear and Lorrie Pate, assistants; Rich Ellis, technician.
' Assistant editors: Diana Florence, arts coordinator. Karen
coordinators Buckberry, Lisa Lindsay and Cameron Young, netvs;jonanna Menaerson. omouasman; i nomas
Hjjaly and Lisa Reichle, Omnibus: Joseph Muhl. photography; Mark Anderson and Scott Gold, sports; Glenn
0Neal, state and national; Stephanie Johnston and Myron
"Ed tonal writers: Lvnetta Blair. Kimberlv tdens and
'University: Marcie Bailev. Debbie Baker. Victor Blue.
M. Jefferson, Stacey Kaplan, Susie Katz. Sarah Kirkman,
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Erik Rogers, Christine Thomas. Susan Ward and Jessica Yates.
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HJII. Andre Hauser, Eric Lusk, Kimberly Maxwell, Jannette Pippin, Amy Rowland, Kyle York Spencer, Grant
Thompson and Sandy Wall.
Arts: Kitt Bockley, John Freeman, Mondy Lamb, Philip Mcadoo, Greg Miller, Brian Springer, Jeff Trussell, Lisa
Weckerie, Beverley White and Jessica Yates.
Features: Sara Austin. Noah Bartolucci. Christy Conrov.
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CoiMity abortions
By KAREN DENNIS
Staff Writer
Orange County has a higher number
of reported abortions than the state
average, according to the "Community
Diagnosis'Veport issued by the Orange
County Health Department.
In 1988, Orange County had 31.5
abortions per 1,000 women of child
bearing age, while the state average
was 23.1 abortions per 1,000 women.
Deborah Steely, executive director
of Planned Parenthood's public affairs
in North Carolina, said two factors
contributed to the large number of
abortions.
She said that because of the presence
of the University, the county has a high
number of 1 9- to 24-year-olds, the most
common age of women who have
abortions.
Another possible explanation for the
high rate is that a number of surround
ing counties do not have abortion serv
ices, Steely said. Women from Ala
mance, Caldwell, Chatham, Lee and
Moore counties come to Orange for
President lauds American hostage's release
From Associated Press reports
ISLAMORADA, Fla. The White
House said it was pleased with Sunday's
release of an American held hostage in
Lebanon but that "our satisfaction ... is
substantially tempered by our knowl
edge that seven other Americans" and
other westerners are still captive.
White House press secretary Marlin
Fitzwater expressed the president's
appreciation to Syria and Iran for their
roles in the release of Robert Polhill.
President Bush was, literally, out fish-
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abortion services. These abortions are
included in the county's statistics, she
said.
Peter Uhlenberg, associate profes
sor of sociology at UNC, said, "I would
think that there is more acceptance of
abortion in a university community,
but that was true five years ago, as it is
now."
The abortion rate among non-white
women was much higher than among
white women according to 1988 fig
ures. Non-white women in the county
had 66.2 abortions per 1,000 women,
more than double the number of abor
tions white women had, 23.6 per 1,000
women.
A startling high number of non
whites live in poverty in general as
compared to whites, Steely said. This
contributes to a lack of access to medi
cal care and to contraceptives among
poverty-stricken women. This results
in a higher number of pregnancies, she
ing when Fitzwater talked to reporters.
Asked if Bush would respond in any
tangible way to Polhill's release,
Fitzwater said the United States would
continue to press for the release of the
remaining hostages.
Earlier Sunday, Bush said all Ameri
can hostages in Lebanon must be re
leased before the United States would
reciprocate with a goodwill gesture.
"And that's the bottom line," he said.
Bush made his statement before
Polhill was turned over in Beirut on
Sunday to Brig. Gen. Ghazi Kenaan,
head of Syrian military intelligence in
Lebanon.
MONDAY
3:30 p.m.: UNC Statistics presents "The Predic
tion Problem for Gaussian Markov Fields," with
Lowren Pitt of UVA, in 324 Phillips. Call 962-2307
for more info.
4 p.m.: UNC Microtheory presents Edward
Green of Pittsburgh, in 309 Gardner Hall until 5:30
p.m. Call 966-2385 for more info.
5 p.m.: The American Advertising Federation
will have an end-of-the-year pizza party and meeting
for all members and those interested.
6 p.m.: The Presbyterian Campus Ministry
will have a Graduate Dinner at 1 10 Henderson St
7:30 p.m.: CAA announces that MikemanMas-
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kidnapping reported 2 weeks after fact
Vice President Dan Quayle to
that he had been held captive fo
Martians were very friendly, Qu
very interested in the male anatof
the VP believed.
They were very cooperative in
their people, Quayle remarked,
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to remember them by- an anatori
doll that displays arousal when s
cheese and other dairy products.
Zsa Zsa urge
to allow mov
be used as cot
nitu service
Zsa Zsa claims she is gettii
having to perform 1,000 hour!
service. " When I tliink about
people whose lives have beer!
affected by my films, I feel I h
part in the great scheme of things-much more "the world. I am famous. My service is
than helping with some silly homeless shel- through the art of film. I like to think of my-.
ter, darling." self as a philanthropist to the masses."
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said.
Uhlenberg said, "Statistics nation
ally would suggest there are more out-of-wedlock
pregnancies among non
whites. There is no indication that black
women approve of abortion more than
white women."
In Orange County, about 69 percent
of pregnant teens end their pregnancies
in abortion, compared with about 40
percent statewide. Women 19 years old
and younger in Orange County ac
counted for 22.3 percent of 881 abor
tions reported in the county in 1988.
The number of pregnancies among
younger women has increased in the
past few years for one clear reason,
Steely said. "Better nutrition has led to
a drop in a woman's first menstruation.
The average age has decreased, and
younger and younger teenagers are able
to get pregnant."
Steely said younger women tend to
have abortions because a 14-year-old
finds herself in a different situation
than a 34-year-old. The 14-year-old
"We're talking every three minutes
to our embassy in Damascus (Syria)
every three minutes," Bush said before
the release was confirmed. He then set
out on a day-long fishing expedition.
For days, Syria and Iran, believed to
have considerable influence over the
kidnappers, have been fueling hopes of
an imminent hostage release by the
Islamic Jihad for the Liberation of
Palestine.
The group has held three American
educators seized from Beirut Univer
sity College: Polhill, 55, of New York;
Jesse Turner, 42, of Boise, Idaho; and
Alann Steen, a native of Boston, who
cot tryouts will be held in Gerrard Hall. Spectators
welcome!
8:30 p.m.: The Fellowship of Christian Ath
letes will have their last all-campus meeting until
9:30 p.m. in Kenan Field House. Seniors, what do you
have to share?
ITEMS OF INTEREST
University Career Planning and Placement
Services announces an excellent, paid ($8 per hour)
summer internship opportunity in Public Affairs
Corporate Communications available at Research
Triangle Park company. See ELP Internship Direc
tory, Vol. 3 (JournVPub. section) in 21 1 Hanes Hall
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Martians abduct VP Quayle
North Carolina Man tries
all Pepper's Pizza Combos-
wins free t-sliirt for his efforts
Jimmy Earl Jenkins, a native of Siler City, NC, tried
262,143 varieties of Peppers Pizza this past weekend.
Jenkins, a hog farmer, said he had some problems eating
" those California type pizzas,
Shatzen, Peppers owner, offered the t-shirt to the first
customer who could try all their
topping combinations.
Jenkins claimed his "granny
really tried them all first, but she
didn't want Hollywood breathing
down her back. I expect a few
movie offers out of all this."
Jenkins is happy with his prize
from Pepper's. "It's a real nice
shirt. It was worth eating the
pizza."
average
has a greater possibility of having an
unhealthy child and a greater difficulty
in raising a child.
In 1990 there are two countries that;
have fewer contraceptives than in 1 980:
the United States and Iran. "A decrease. ;
in the number of contraceptives leads';
to an increase in abortion," Steely sai&.
The ways a woman goes about haV; r
ing an abortion depend on how Hie'
woman enters into the health care syfc?;
tern, Steely said. Some women go total
physician who will refer her to a gynK;
cologist or a clinic. Other women get;
straight to a clinic if they are sure thejC
are pregnant. "It would be hardtel
generalize about the process because it.
varies widely." "' '
In 1988 in Orange County, 13.5.
percent of reported abortions were
performed in a hospital and 86.5 per
cent were performed in clinics.
Of 88 1 abortions, 30.3 percent of the
women had previously had abortions,
while 54.3 of women had not had a
previous abortion. ' :
turned 5 1 Sunday.
The release of the hostage triggers a
waiting game to see if Bush will offer a
gesture of gratitude to any of the parties
involved.
The kidnappers have indicated they
expect something, but Bush appeared
to be postppning any action until all the
U.S. hostages were released.
Since his first day in office, Bush has
been pushing for the release of the.
hostages, saying that goodwill begets
goodwill. Bush has said his message,
was aimed at the hostage-takers and
parties that have influence over them,
presumably Syria and Iran.
for information and details. . '
Applications for the Black Student Movement's
1990-91 Central Committee are now available in
the BSM Office. The deadline to apply is today. '
Seniors and grad students still seeking jobs may
call UCPPS' Job Hot Line to hear up-to-date job
listings if registered with UCPPS. 962-CPPS on a
touch-tone phone. Students may also complete a
"connection" data sheet available in 21 1 Hanes to
enter a nationwide database of job applicants.
UCPPS reminds all seniors and graduate students
who have accepted jobs or have definite plans to
attend graduate or professional school to complete a
"Follow-Up Survey" in 21 1 Hanes Hall.
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lives ten
lives- so far .
...see page 26
but they was okay," Erwin
Jimmy Earl Jenkins
proudly wears his
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