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By JIM HUMMELL
Staff Writer
Lawyers for' the University of North
Carolina are preparing a response to charges
that UNC's public radio and television stations
discriminate against minorities.
A Durham-based citizen's group called the
Coalition for Responsive Media is seeking to .
prevent the University from gaining license,
renewal from the Federal Communications
Commission. The present license expired Dec.
1, said George Bair, director of UNC
Educational Television.
"We have to submit an annual employment
report to the FCC which becomes a part of our
public file," Bair said. "The coalition examined
the figures in October and filed a petition on
Nov. 1."
The petition says the station's programming
is not responsive to the tastes and viewpoints
of minority groups due to discriminatory
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hiring. It also says all of WUNC-FM's full
time employees are white and that of the
television station's 90 employees, only eight
are members of minorities.
"There's no question that the University has
been engaged in an affirmative action effort to
assure equal opportunity to all persons," said
Wade Hargrove, a Raleigh attorney who
represents the stations.
According to FCC guidelines, the stations
must apply for application renewal every three
years. WUNC-TV is licensed under UNC
' Chapel Hill.
The coalition's petition marks the first time
the network has been challenged in its attempt
for renewal. The station has been granted
renewal every three years since its start in 1955.
"There are some alternatives in the event
that the FCC denies renewal of our
application " Bair said. "The stations could be
run on a contingency basis, that is. on a
conditional license. But if we were denied the
conditional license the stations would have to
go off the air! The University could not apply
for another license for a year.'"
The present operating license expired on
Dec. I but thetations arc allowed to continue
broadcasting until a ruling is made.
Lawyers for the University will have until
Jan. I to file their petition! After the petition is
filed the coalition will have 20 days to respond
to it.
Plan your weekends
Fridays with the
Weekender, the Daily Tar
Heel's entertainment
guide.
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6 lulled, 6o Hurt in train derailment
SHIPMAN, Va. (AP) A Southern Railway passenger train jumped the
tracks on a curve and piled into a ravine in mountainous south-central Virginia
early Sunday. Authorities said six persons were killed arid at least 60 were
injured, several critically. -
N.C. cities buy Duke nuclear plant r
CHARLOTTE (AP) Duke Power Co. sold part of its Catawba nuclear
plant to 19 North Carolina cities for $600 million last week after three years of
negotiations. ,
If s the first time Duke has sold a generating plant in its 74 years. The deal
may signal a new era of public.power generation in North Carolina, a field that
has been virtually dormant since city-owned hydroelectric stations disappeared
in the early 1900s.
Tornadoes kill 4, injure 250
BOSSIER CITY, La. (AP) A tornado ravaged this northwest Lousiana
city Sunday and other twisters touched down in Arkansas and Mississippi,
killing at least four persons and injuring more than 250.
Blacks vote in South-West Africa
WINDHOEK. South-West Africa (AP) Blacks in this South African
adminjstered territory vote for the first time Monday in elections for a bi-racial
legislature. But key opposition groups have called for a boycott of the polls,
contending the balloting is rigged to favor white-dominated parties.
South Africa, meanwhile, signaled it is ready to go along with U.N. demands
for later, U.N. -supervised elections.
Iranian troops battle demonstrators
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) Imperial troops fired into the air and used tear gas in
battles throughout Tehran with thousands of anti-shah demonstrators Sunday
night. -
Power went out in many areas of the capital after the shooting started and the
fighting continued in darkness. Power plant employees had warned they would
cut off electricity if the shah's troops fired at protesters. There were no
.immediate reports of casualties.
More Vietnamese refugees drown
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) Two boats packed with Vietnamese
refugees sank off. Malaysia's northeast coast and in the Gulf of Thailand
Sunday, drowning at least 26 and sending the known death toll from such
incidents in the past two weeks beyond 350.
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JF route into Cdrrboro
By PAM KELLEY
StafT Writer
If UNC approves an extension of the F
bus route proposed by Carrboro's
transportation committee, students may
be able to ride the bus from downtown
Chapel Hill to northern Carrboro
beginning next semester, Carrboro
Alderman Doug Sharer said Sunday.
The proposal would send F buses down
North Greensboro and Hillsborough
streets. The plan was sent to John
Temple, UNC vice chancellor for
business and finance, last week, but he
has not yet responded to it. Sharer said.
"The route will provide much better
service to people in the northern part of
Carrboro," Sharer said. "For most
people in that area, there is no service
available now."
Sharer said the cost of the extension is
estimated by Chapel Hill to be $17,300,
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and Carrboro.
"From what we have negotiated with
the University, this is exactly what we
expected to come up with," Sharer said.
"I expect UNC will pay half the costs."
The route would run during standard
daytime hours. Sharer said. "The whole
F route will be rescheduled some, but it
won't mean any less service to anyone,"
he said. It is hoped the new service will
begin by Jan. 8, the first day of
registration before UNC's spring
semester, he said. -
MWe hope to be able to recommend
something to the Board of Aldermen at
the Dec. 12 meeting," Sharer said. "We
have to take action then to give the
Chapel Hill Transportation Department
time to rework their schedules."
The extension of the F route was one of
the service increases proposed by
Carrboro in talks with UNC and Chapel
Hill last summer.
Announcements
HILLMOSIC GIFT IDEAS: solid spruce-top guitars
from 175, old Gibson & Vega guitars from 195, new
Washburns from 240; banjos from 65; mandolins
from 40. Fiddles, bows, dulcimers, pennywhistles. ;
New shipment of Old-Time & Irish records. 'J-price
on guitar strings. 113 N. Columbia Street, above
Soundhaus. Closed: Njondays.
YOU CAN STILL sign up! Ski Killingf on, Vt. with the
UNC Ski Club. Only 145.50! Dec. 31Jan. 6. Never
skied? Come learn! Bill Verch 942 6079.
ATTENTION: ALL YEARLY Meal Planners can
pick up their 2nd semester cards starting Sun., Jan. 7
at Chase. Spring Meal Plans 'are now on sale!
MONANDROUS GAYS is a social group for gay
men who value - traditional monogamous
relationships. It is intended to provide a relaxed and
natural setting in which men with common interests
and values can meet. You do not have to be "out of
the closet" to participate. Next meetings on
December 8 and January 12. Call Mike at 942-3909
for information, or write Box 1147, Chapel Hill, NC
27514.
UNC SKI CLUB sltis Beech and Sugar! Jan. 12 & 13
. Friday night, Saturday lift tickets, party and lodging
included. Only $25! Bill 942-6079, Ray 933-2496.
Help Wanted
SHIPPING & RECEIVING PERSON Inventory
control, deliveries, UPS & trucker shipments, valid
NC drivers license. Experience preferred. Call for
appt. 929-5091.
BABYSITTER NEEDED for children of faculty
members. Monday afternoons 1-5 pm. Spring
semester, January thru March 19. 967-7504.
For Sale
ONE MALE ROOM contract for sale on first floor of
Ehringhaus; co-ed floor. Cafl evenings, 933-5345, and
ask for Greg Duke.
i GRANVILLE SOUTH contract for sale for spring
.! semester. 19 meals a week and room. Call Gary, 933
7948; keep trying or leave message . . ' ,
NEED TO SELL a female housing contract at Hinton .
James. Call Suzanne 933-4946, or call collect (704)
397-6519 after Dec. 16th.
MALE MORRISON ROOM contract for sale. Great
suite. Call 933-4236 and ask for Jim.
GRANVILLE WEST CONTRACT (male) for sale.
Available spring semester; must sell immediately;
many conveniences; good facilities. Call Jack, 933
2440 keep trying!
JAMES CONTRACT FOR SALE! Call 9334621 or
929-6647 and ask for Ashley.. If not there, leave a
number.
CONNOR CONTRACT FOR sale for spring
semester. North Campus, excellent location. Must
sell before Christmas. Call Diane at 933-5254.
FOR SALE: 1974 Chevy Vega. AC, Auto, AMFM
radio, stereo 8-track player, good condition. Asking
625. Call Kim, 493-2010, after 8:00. ,
FOR SALE: -Four lamb fleeces. Call Bill Huges, 919-362-7242.
,
AVERY contract for sale for spring semester. Large
room with carpet and refrigerator. Call 933-2936 for
information.
FEMALE GRANVILLE CONTRACT for sale
for spring. Need to sell immediately! 19 meals a
week included. Please call Kathleen, 933-1984!
Keep trying.
FOR SALE: Ehringhaus housing contract;
ground floor, colony. Please contact Dominic at
. 967-5346.
FOR SALE- 1975 Olds Starfire 4-speed, V-6, AM
FM, power steering, power brakes, Michelins.
704786-1252, 2095.00
FOR SALE one Spencer contract. Call Debbie, 933
5916, or call collect (919) 584-1020. Must sell
immediately!
Lost & Found
LOST: pair of women's, glasses. Multi-colored,
grayish frames. Non-tinted lenses. Lost a couple of
weeks a 20 outside Mangum. If found please turn in to
Union desk. Thanks. Marie
LOST: GOLD MONET bracelet, slender chain with
clasp, sometime Tuesday. Great sentimental value. If
found, call 933-4298. Reward. ,
LOST: CAROLINA CLASS ring. Yellow gold, dark
blue stone, "80. Very personal, important, and
valuable to me. '20.00 Reward. Please call me at 933
9821. Thank vou!!
Legal Clinic
of
Coleman. Bernholz. & Dickerson
136 E. Rosemary Street
(above Blimpies)
call 929-0394 for appointment
Some of the services available are:
.
Uncontested Divorces 90.00
' cost
Separation Agreements 100.00
uncontested with
limited assests
Wills (simple) 35.00
Traffic Court Representation
minor offenses 125.00
DU1 (1st offense) '225.00
House & Land Purchases
(title examinations, review
sales contract, etc.).
7 of purchase
price plus 50
minimum 150 closing
(if applicable)
Miscellaneous
ATTENTION CHRISTIAN MUSICIANS.
Professional musicians and vocalists to travel with
interdenominational ministry of contemporary music
fTc1K,,Wr or UVING SOUND
n?110 0- 7643, Tulsa, OK
74105; phone 918-749-3135.
- CREATIVE CUSTOM PORTRAITS on location of
your choice indoors or out. They make great
personalized jfts. Also seeking photogenic people
for advertising promotion. 489-1045 (Durham)
GOING TO BOSTON? Pick up dining room table,
'"abjx to Chapel Hill. Wffl pay gas expenses. Call
967-2666.
Personals
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE new Delta Upsilon
brothers y'all have joined a great house! Love to my
best pledge Chris, big brotherGreg and my "harem"!
Little Sis Beth
"DR. GRIFFITHS: Your new glasses are the cat's
meow! Really they are! Wear them in good health.
Signed: Two budding opticians in History 30
Rides
DESPERATELY NEED ONE way ride to Boston or
N.E. area on or after Dec. 20. Will share driving and
expenses. Call Gina 933-6188, keep trying!
NEED RIDE TO OKLAHOMA or points en route.
Call 967-8528, evenings. I am willing to share
expenses and driving.
For Rent
NEED TO SUBLET Immediately Two bedroom
apt at Royal Park. Call after 5:00, 967-6265.
SUBLEASE SPACIOUS 2 bedroom Kingswood
Apt. for Jan. through May 15th. On bus route. Only
170mo. plus utilities. Call John at 929-0164 after 5
p.m.
Roommates
HAVE YOUR OWN room in a 3-bedrm Carolina
Apts. apt. this spring. Share with two other girls at
75 per month. Quiet for study! Bus pass included.
Call 942-3430.
MALE OR FEMALE roommate for TownLowe
Apts. Two blocks from campus. If female, gets
master bedroom with private bathroom. Call Jeff
929-9096. Best to call around 6:00.
FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED to share two
bedroom apt. at Kingswood. Furniture provided.
65mo. 13 utilities. Call 929-3238.
ROOMMATE WANTED TO SHARE a small house.
Within walking distance of campus. Graduate or
professional student preferred. 80 utilities. 104
Isley Street. Call 96&6027.
FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED to share
furnished two bedroom apartment Spring Semester.
Non-smoker; 100 month, plus half utilities. Call Sue,
942-7422.
Entertainment
$250 brings the BEAVER VALLEY BOYS Wuegrass
band to your party, hoedown, barn-raising, wedding
or whatever. We can provide amplification &or a
caller. 967-9948.
Wanted
WILL BUY NEW and USED STEREO ALBUMS
(Classical, Rock, Blues, Jazz, Folk, Soul, Disco, etc.)
or ENTIRE COLLECTIONS. Good prices. 929
6175, leave name and number.
Tickets
A PAIR OF UNC season basketball tickets. Will
trade two half-season tickets with Duke game for two
half-season tickets with State game. Call 967-4021.
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