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2 I The Daily Tar Heel Tuesday, April 19. 1977 Fall course registration ends Friday Friday afternoon, crowds of people were lining up in the last-minute rush to get their income taxes in on time. This Friday, many UNC students may find themselves in a similar line waiting to turn in their preregistration forms for the fall semester. C Officials at the records and registration office are urging students to avoid long lines by not waiting until the last minute. Ben E. Perry, assistant director of registrations, said that during registration for spring semester, "a lot of people waited until the last day and created a line that really wasn't necessary." Perry urged students to get their preregistration forms for next fall in early this week. The green preregistration forms, along with the pink slips required for admission to some courses, must be turned in by Friday. The forms can be turned in at the records and registration office in 01 Hanes Hall between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Another robbery plagues UNC crew club More crucial equipment was stolen from the UNC Crew Club's boathouse at University Lake Sunday night, five weeks after a similar theft. According to Crew Club president Paul McDonald, 20 items called "buttons," which are used to hold the oars in place while rowing, and six oarlocks were stolen. Half of the buttons and four of the oarlocks were the equipment of Duke University's crew club, which also shelters its boats at University Lake. The Campus Police are investigating the theft. Summer Tar Heel Applications are being taken for persons interested in working on the staff of the Summer Tar Heel. Pef sons interested in photography, writing, editing, or layout are encouraged to contact Joni Peters or Greg Porter at the Tar Heel office as soon as possible, or attend a meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in front of the DTH office. Run A Tar Heel Classified. mum n 9AMP SOMERSET FOR GIRLS CAMP COBBOSSEE FOR BOYS IN BEAUTIFUL MAINE Top salary, accommodations and bene fits fo experienced counselors with ex pertise in any of the following Swim ming (WSI). Sailing. Canoeing. Water Skiing. Scuba Diving. Archery. Rifelry. Tennis; Golf. Teamsports. Fencing. Gymnastics. Crafts & Woodworking. Oramatiqs. Tripping. Photography. Harrl Radio. Riding (English) Call or write for information & application Act now. our openings fill quickly! Minimum Age Required 20 CAMP OFFICE. Dept.39 225 E. 57 St. NY. NY 10022 (212) 752-5853 J Spring Cleaning Special! Webster's New 20th Century Dictionary, unabridged. 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Now only $19.95 82" x 10" x 4y2 " thick 2354 pages, thumb-indexed over 320,000 vocabulary entriee thousands of new words and meanings more than 3000 spot illustrations .32 pages in full-color... more than 1000 drawings of natural and man-made wonders from birds to ships, flowers to cars, jewels to planes 16 full-page color maps of the world 169 pages of encyclopedic supplements dictionaries of biography and geography dictionaries of noted names in fiction, mythology, legend and the Scriptures Limited number to sell! If - ' r 4 v ' r , I - if K .n.LUULI II II mil II I II 1 1 J . . W HWWtWiy WtW u.. - .i , H', ? 5 it " if 1 : w Although it's a sunny spring day this student staring out of a window in Bingham Hall at people in the undergraduate library seems to have premonition of all-nighters and exams soon to descend on the campus. Staff photo by Bill Russ. On March 15, 17 sliding seats for the crew shells were stolen from the boathouse, which is enclosed only on three sides. The seats, worth approximately $50 each, have not been recovered. "We remain relatively vulnerable," McDonald said. "It would be impractical to take everything home every night. "This continues to be a bizarre case to us. We think it's the same person (responsible for both thefts), but we can't figure out who would make the effort. They've just taken things which are important to rowing and have no other purpose. Their sole purpose is to impede us from rowing." A new restaurant down the hill from Carmichael Auditorium? Delectably delicious and delightful variations on the best Choice Charbroiled Chopped Sirloin of Beef? The best salad bar in town? The best steaks in town? Jhe best prices in town? Sf A! 1L OF THE ABOVE . Z M r?J ' .V AWjx II Iijt"j ll Chapel mil ZSS tVVTa'Mow.-fri- If I ( Vyjtfiljr Just off intersection of 0 .! 11m-2.30pm II l Wii 15-501 Bypass AHwy 54 yfA Spm-11pm I I A- (W (Across from dsn Lennox V Sat . I 7 Shopping Center) 5 pm-11 pwi CM open 'til 10 p.m. University Mall and. Downtown - Chapel Hill V; :'.! McDonald said other items, such as tools, which might have value-aside from crew, were not taken. "I can't think of anyone who harbors any ill will against the Crew Club. But this person knows exactly what he's doing." The Crew Club expects to participate as scheduled in the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association championships this weekend in Atlanta. McDonald said the buttons and oarlocks will be replaced for the regatta with parts from worn-out equipment the Crew Club owns. The replacement cost of the stolen items will be $80 to $90. JAY JENNINGS jW:..S J ls foreign words and phrases abbreviations used in writing and printing business mathematics forms of address weights, and measures signs and symbols Presidents, Vice Presidents and U.S. Cabinet Officers Declaration of Independence U.S. Constitution Historv)5of Canada Charter of the U.N. air distances between cities business terms history of the English language Pollution Standards ''delay: aske d WASHINGTON (UPI)-The Carter administration asked for delays Monday in some pollution standards for autos, but an official said a new tax may be proposed to induce reductions in other emissions which aggravate asthma and emphysema. The proposal to use taxes to make cars more expensive if they fail to meet proposed nitrogen oxide standards was a new element as the administration spelled out its thinking on the anitpollution front. Environmental Protection Administrator Douglas Costle told reporters the recommendations "provide a solid environmental foundation" for the energy policy which President Carter will propose this week. In asking Congress to give Detroit more time to meet the antipollution timetable enacted in the 1970. Clean Air Act, Costle proposed delays of one year in cutting hydrocarbons, three years on carbon monoxide and five years on nitrogen oxide. Last year the Ford administration asked for a revision of the 1978 model standards because Detroit said it couldn't meet them. Congress adjourned without acting in this controversial area. Saturday mail may go WASHINGTON (UPI) A federal commission Monday proposed cutting out Saturday mail deliveries to help the Postal Service meet looming operating deficits and urged the government to explore instant mail delivery via satellite and wire. The Commission on Postal Service also called on Congress to immediately give the Postal Service a $625 million subsidy Along with $500 million already being considered, this would pay off the current operating deficit. The seven-member Commission on Postal Service, which Congress set up last year to find answers to long-range financial problems, said there is no way the Postal Service can break even, as Congress envisioned. In a report to the House Post Office Committee and the White House, the commission proposed Congress appropriate an automatic annual subsidy of 10 per cent of operating costs, at least until 1985. The Weight Loss Program Nobody Believes! Slender now ... It can happen to you. Hard to believe? Not for those who have tried it and are losing up to 30 pounds in the first month! What can you lose by looking into it? Only something you wanted to lose for a long,1, long time. 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Officials had estimated a 3 million-sack midyear coffee harvest. In addition to drought, Arango Londono said, up to 10 per cent of Colombia's annual crop has been diverted in illegal exports intended to avoid taxes. A new government program has cut contraband shipments nearly one-third, he said. Speaker proposed fusion Calling President Carter's new energy policy a plan for "zero growth and HONORS SEMINARS: FALL 1977 The following honors seminars for the Fall 1 977 semester are open to all students with a minimum 3.000 QPA. Permission of the dean for honors (303 South Building) is required for enrollment. These seminars are limited to an enrollment of 1 5 students and, in most cases, will be offered only once. HONORS 28. SECTION 1 : "The Iconoclastic Controversy in Byzantium (71 1 -843)," Professor Kenneth Snipes. Classics Department. 9:30-10:45 TTH. HONORS 28. SECTION 2: "Religion in the Indo-European Epics." Mary Carol Smith. Religion Department, 900-10:00 MWF. HONORS 28, SECTION 3: "Beyond Existentialism: the work of Jose Ortega," Professor John Dixon, Religion Department, 1 1 .00-1 2:1 5 TTH. HONORS 28. SECTION 4: 'Two Revolutionary Poems: A Study of the major poetic accomplishments of John Milton and William Wordsworth," Professor Robert Kirkpatrick. English Department, 400-5:1 5 MW. HONORS 30. SECTION 1: "African Cultural Dynamics." Professor Robert E.Daniels, 12:30-1:45 TTH. HONORS 30 SECTION 2: "Politics and Personality." Professor Alan Stern. 200-4:30 TH. HONORS 37H: "Great Works of the Western Tradition." Professor Weldon Thornton and guest lecturers, 3:30-4:45 TTH. , . , . v - .- xh., v i. V- """ 10 piece drum set for sale. Perfect for beginner. 200.00 firm. Flattop guitar S35.00. Call 933-8735 or 933-1443 after 7 p.m. Keep trying Need economical transportation? Sporty 1974 Vega GT hatchback, all options, excellent condition. Must sell. Call 933-7414. ask for Eric. MARLBOROUGH STEREO COOPERATIVE HUGE DISCOUNTS on all brands of stereo equipment, even the "no-dlscount" lines. We really care about your system, and NO ONE beats our prices. Writer for quote - we can help. MSC Box 776, Lenox, Mass. 01240. HONDA CB400 4-cylinder. Excellent condition, with helmets, extras. Very quick, exceptionally smooth. Very different from 350, 360 or any other 400. Must drive to un derstand. $850. 942-1352. FOR SALE Yamaha G-85 classical guitar with' case, ex cellent condition. Call 967-3782. My sturdy Raleigh 1 0-speed is for sale. Good condition for spring frolics and summer transportation. $45.00. Call 942-2703. Keep trying. One or two female roommates needed to move into two bedroom Kingswood apartment beginning May 1 st. New occupants must sign lease. Call 942-8420 during evenings. Want to live m COMFORTall summer? CAROLINA APART MENT for sublet during summer. 2 bedrooms, den, Irving room, AIR-CONDITIONING. POOL, kitchen, and carpet. Only $65 each for three people. Call 933-2546933-2555933-2556. Sublet: two bedroom, poolside, Carolina Apts. Air Conditioned. fully furnished and carpeted. Water included. Available mid-May mid Aug. Rent negotiable. Call 942 8922. Live in style this summer! Furnished Kingswood Apartment; two bedroom. AC. on bus route, with cool pool for Im mediate summer sublet. This offer not available in any store. Call 3-7751 or 3-7737 NOWI Price negotiable. One or two liberal female roommates wanted to share par tially furnished apt. Bus route. Can move in May or August. Call 942-7598. Keep trying. Visiting professor and wife wish' to housesit June 1 August 1 5. Will rent or sublease furnished house or apt. Write P.O. Box 464, MTSU, Murfreesboro, Term. 37132. Summer sublet: Two-bedroom furnished apartment. Air-conditioned. Close to campus. $ 150month. Cheapl Call 942-1348 after 10:00 p.m. Operators are standing by. Law student needs place to stay this summer. Will look after plants, pets, your apartment while you're away, in place of rent. Write Paul Williams, co 41 3 Joy ner or call 933-3674. For rent: 2 bedroom apt. to sublet for summer. Unfurnished. Option to renew in the fall. On bus route. $ 1 60.00 per month & utilities. Call 967-1 952 evenings. Lost: Sunglasses during the Lacrosse game Saturday. H found, please contact Marion at 933-6118. Reward offered. Found: an Impressive looking string of keys near the Davie Poplar on Sat, April 9th. Contained car, university and other keys. For Info, call Steve at 3-8818 or check APO Lost and Found. $5 reward for lost yellow plastic covered folder containing xeroxed mus'c. One piece has great personal value. Please call Lisa 929-2755 or 842-7308. mm mm stagnation," Eric Lerner, director of Physics Research for the Fusion Energy Foundation (FEF), proposed an energy policy directed primarily at the development of fusion energy. Lerner, whose speech was sponsored by the U.S. Labor party, spoke at UNC Thursday night. "There is no such thing as limits to resources because there are no limits to our technological progress," Lerner said. ' Lerner criticized the President's cutbacks in nuclear development. "The only way a policyof progress can be pursued is through 2l program with its keystone as the development 6f thermonuclear power in the next 10 to 15 years." Lerner claims that enough is known about nuclear fusion to justify a $5-to-$6-billion expenditure in the federal budget next year for its development. The FEF was founded by the U.S. Labor party, and sponsors educational tours and scientific research. It is funded exclusively through the sale of its literature. N.C. Speaker on campus North Carolina Speaker of the House Carl Stewart will speak to the Young Democrats Club at 8 tonight in Rooms 204-205 of the Carolina Union. Stewart, who openly supports the gubernatorial succession bill now before the N.C. House, will discuss the bill at the meeting. There will be a question-and-answer period after the speech. The public is invited to attend. Classified Ads are easy to use I Just fill out the ad form (available in the Carolina Union) and drop it in campus mail or bring it by the DTH office. Reach over 20.000 people for only 1.50. Rid yourself of study cramps and cricks the sensual way. Take a friend to see the film, "The Art of Sensual Massage," tonight. 8 p.m., Carroll Hall. Admission free. BAY MEADOWS CAMP-"a complete recreational day camp for boys and girls." Offering instruction in swimming, sailing, canoeing, horseback riding, archery and many other sports and activities. Sessions starting Mon. June 21 st. For further information call 942-5518 or write Bay Meadows Camp, Route 6. Box 147B. Chapel Hill. Cheap Group Flight to Europe after graduation. Ticket valid for one year. Book early. Space is limited! Call 929-7283 for further information and reservations. 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