2 The Daily Tar Heel Thursday, March 22, 1979
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women faculty on the UNC campus by
promoting intellectual and social
discourse, disseminating information
concerning achievements of and
opportunities for women and initiating
programs that serve the interests of the
members and benefit the University
community."
Both Reuss and Lane said they were
encouraged by the turnout for the first
AWF organizational meeting in
February. "About 75 women came to the
meeting and 25 others who could not
attend also expressed an interest in the
group," Lane said. "Men, too, are always
welcomed to join the organization or
come to meetings. The AWF is an
organization for, not of, women faculty."
So far, there are no male members. ?
Through committees on programs,
honors and rewards, research interests
and status of women, the AWF hopes to
promote interest in sharing research ideas
and developments, brings speakers, and
learning about fellowships, scholarships
and leadership positions available to
women faculty.
"We know that a special effort was
made about five or six years ago to bring
minority and female faculty into the
University system," she said. "Most of
them came in as assistant professors (who
are included in the tenure-track) and we
are interested in finding out how they are
progressing professionally."
Lane said the organization has received
a very positive response so far, and she
hopes that the AWF will continue to be a
creative group and will enhances the
University environment for both the
faculty and the students.
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March 22
On March 22, we at the Naval ROTC unit on campus
are sponsoring free helicopter rides for any
interested freshmen or sophomores as part of our
Open House program. If you're interested in a ride
aboard a U.S. Navy helo and seeing a program on
what this helo's mission is. inquire at the Naval
Armory prior to March 22 or come to the Open
House. Information on Carolina's NROTC program
and the many job opportunities in the Navy will be
available.
The hours of the Open House are from 10 to 4 March 22.
Refreshments will be served. For more information call lltjg.
Steve Widman at 933-1198.
"Although our membership is limited
to faculty only, we enjoy our contact with
the campus women's organizations and
would encourage them to continue their
receptions for the new faculty members
and their efforts to bring the women
faculty and students together," she said.
AWF officers include Betty Cogswell,
president; Lane, vice president; Andrea
Sedlak. secretary; and Reuss, treasurer.
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In radical Iraq, the 10.000 circulation
daily Al Thawra of the ruling Socialist
Baath Party predicted war and said.,
"The Arab masses must change any war
that Israel launched from a limited one,
as Israel would like, to a liberation war."
In. Jerusalem the treaty debate in
Parliament was winding up without
much excitement. '
There was a raucous argument over
treaty text discrepancies which Begin
labeled "insignificant." Arguments
centered on the plan for Palestinian
autonomy in the West bank of Jordan
and the Gaza Strip.
"When this bridge collapses, we are all
going to be underneath the rubble." said
Shlomo Hillel of the opposition Labor
Party.
Opponents argued that if talks on the
autonomy plan fail, the new treaty could
not prevent a new Middle East war.
Supporters again argued that despite the
risks, peace with Egypt was worthwhile.
Begin planned to leave for the United
States Friday to join President Carter
and Sadat for the signing.
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Legislator hits UNC faculty report
RALEIGH (AP) Rep. John Gamble, D-Lincoln, has criticized a report on
a study by the University of North Carolina Board of Governors on faculty
workload and tenure as unobjective and in some cases distorted.
Gamble says he will introduce legislation to have the study continued and
expanded by a Legislative Study Commission.
Gamble's criticisms were contained in a letter he mailed to members of the
General Assembly, Board of Governors and UNC President William Friday.
The study was called for by the 1977 legislature and was intended to cover
university faculty workload, tenure, and related professional work such as
consulting services. ' '
The resolution that authorized the study asked that a Legislative Study
Commission conduct it. But according to Gamble's letter, "The House Higher
Education Committee was subsequently persuaded to allow the Board of
Governors to make it. Now that we have received the report of this study, it is
apparent that the University system is unable to objectively study itself and
offer useful critical judgments."
Studies paint gloomy energy picture
WASHINGTON (AP) A new CIA study painted a gloomy picture
Wednesday of the nation's ability to recover from the loss of Iranian oil and
warned of major shortages, higher prices and an economic slowdown.
Industry and government energy officials told -a Senate panel they would not
dispute the agency's findings. And they insisted current worldwide oil shortages
are indeed real, not contrived by big oil companies to drive up prices and boost
profits.
"The bottom line is that unless Iranian production is soon restored to a level
of about 3 to 4 million barrels per day, or oil consumption is restrained, stocks
will fall to abnormally low levels by mid-year," the CIA said.
A separate study released Wednesday, this one by the Treasury Department,
concluded that the threat to national security from growing dependence on
foreign oil is "greater now than at any time in the past."
Poll: Carter's popularity unchanged
NEW YORK (AP) Deepening displeasure with President Carter's
response to the nation's economic and energy problems offsets approval of his
Middle East diplomacy in the latest poll of American opinion taken this week
by The Associated Press and NBC News.
The total of these crosscurrents in public perception is almost no change in
Carter's overall job rating, the poll taken Monday and Tuesday shows.
The survey found the public's ratings of Carter's handling of the nation's
economic and energy problems at the lowest levels of His administration. But
Americans' opinions of his work in foreign policy and particularly the Middle
East are up significantly from February, but not to the levels fround
immediately after the Camp David summit last year. Twenty-nine percent gave
Carter excellent or good ratings for his work generally. That is not significantly
different from the 28 percent mark found in the February A P-NB News poll.
Kurdish rebels challenge to Khomeini
SANANDAJ. Iran (AP) Revolutionary leader Ayatollah Ruhollah
Khomeini faced one of the toughest challenges to his Islamic state Wednesday
as Kurdish rebels tightened their hold on this provincial capital after four days
of bloody fighting.
Rebel forces tried repeatedly to overrun the military barracks but were
turned back when the government put two tanks into the battle.
The government admitted more than 100 persons were dead and several
hundred wounded. Independent sources here claim at least 200 have died.
The conflict appears to have been sparked by sectarian rivalry between the
Kurds of the Sunni Moslem sect and the dominant Shiite Moslems who control
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GSA administrator resigns
WASHINGTON (AP) Jay Solomon resigned Wednesday as
administrator of the scandal-marked General Services Administration,
effective March 31. President Carter said he accepted it "with regret."
White House Press Secretary Jody Powell told reporters the selection of a
new GSA chief "is very near" and could come later this week.
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Announcements
ALEXANDER: Vote Wilson for Social
Chairman.
The Mad Hatter
Proudly Presents
Virginia's Finest
Rock and Roll Band
RAZZMATAZZ
Thursday, 9:30 PM
FEATURED THIS THURSDAY night at
Southern Comfort-'-an evening of jazz with
"The Jazz Mongers." Steve Wing on keyboards
and Rodney Marsh on sax. Traditional bebop
and some easy-listening originals, beginning at
8:00 pm in Chase Cafeteria. Food available.
Admission free.
NORTH TOWER, Chapel Hill's newest beach &
top 40 band, will perform Wed. & Thurs. night at
Crazy Zack's in Raleigh ID required.
THE ACTING COMPANY will present
Romeo and Juliet in Memorial Hall on
Sunday, March 25 at 8:00. Tickets, 3 and 4,
available at Union desk.
Roommates
EASYGOING GRAD looking for couple or single to
share two bedroom apt. Pool, laundry, good
location. Rent couple $105, single 87.50. No Beach
music fans, please. 967-3924.
WANT ONE or two girls to share Foxcroft Apt. with
us for the summer. Pool, tennis, sauna, and more!
Call Sylvia 9684381.
ROOMMATE(S) NEEDED for summer andor fall.
Two bedroom, two bath Foxcroft Apt. Pool,
clubhouse, bus line. 101 per month plus 13 utilities.
Call 967-3408.
WANTED: ROOMMATES to share 3 bedroom
Carolina Apt. this summer. 81.50 a month plus 13
utilities. Call Karen 967-9514. .
NEED ROOMMATE, summer (and fall) for 2
bedroom, furnished apartment. On busline,
residential area, low utilities. Your share of rent,
J120mo. utilities. It's worth it. Call Paul Deane,942
3591. NON SMOKING FEMALE roommate needed to
share furnished two-bedroom apt. for 79-'80
academic year. 77month plus 13 utilities. Call
Leigh at 929-7775.
ONE OR TWO roommates needed for summer at
Kingswood Apt. Has pool, air conditioning, and on
bus route. Also have piano in apt. Call Betsy, 967
2305. For Rent
COUNTRY STORE, converted to house. 4 rooms,
bath, & appliances. Needs some repairs. J85.00 per
month with improvements. Call 929-3224.
SUMMER SUBLET: Large bedroom of furnished
King's Arms Apt. Good location. Price negotiable!
May 15-Aug 15. Call 929-7824.
SUMMER SUBLET: 2 bedroom Foxcroft Apt. Pool,
sauna, tennis, weightroom, basketball! Call Sylvia
968-4381.
LARGE PATIO furnished room for female graduate
student. Call 929-1349 evenings.
SUMMER SUBLET May 15-August 15. Must rent,
reasonable price, 2 bedrooms, Foxcroft. Call 929
9470, keep trying.
APARTMENTS NOW RENTING "M "
TAR HEEL MANOR
102 Highway 54 By-Pass
Carrboro
942-7569
2 bedrooms, 1 bath, kitchen, LR-DR, central heat &
air, swimming pool, laundry; 1 handicapped
equipped apt.
Lost & Found
FOUND: NECKLACE in women's locker room
320. Call and.identify, 929-5303.
FOUND: NOVEL at Franklin and Columbia St. bus
stop 320. Call and identify, 929-5303.
LOST: BATON behind Kenan dorm. If found,
please call Tricia Wood. 933-1437.
FOUND: MAN'S MEXICAN RING, Sunday,
March 18 by track. Call to identify: 929-6682.
FOUND: A SILVER CROSS pen with an
inscription, in Gardner Hall. Call 933-2676 and ask
for John.
LOST NEAR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, woman's
unusual large ring. Yellow gold, blue and green
flecked stone. Reward for return 100.00. 967-7550.
LOST: GRAY PLASTIC GLASSES in brown case
near Carroll Hall, Grad Library, Student Stores, or
Union. Call 942-6927 if found. Reward.
LOST: SLENDER GOLD BRACELET, sometime
'Saturday. Great sentimental attachment. If found,
please call 9334298.
Help Wanted
SEVERAL STUDENTS for yard work, painting;
Saturday, March 24th (weather permitting) 8:30
4:30, 3.00 hour, 929-6044.
MALE OR FEMALE student to supervise three
active boys after school. Salary or rent-free cottage
in exchange. Must have own car, personal
references. 9294.176.
HELP WANTED: Part time cooks needed.
Flexible hours. Apply in person at Peppi's Pizza
Den, 15-501 By-Pass, Eastgate.
PERSONS TO PLAY roles in a trial re-creation. Pay
10 20 for two hours work. Call 967-1359 after 6:00.
HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED: Afternoons
approximately 3:00-5:00. References and
transportation. 929-8011, after 7:00.
4.50 to 7.00hour. That's what a Domino's Pizza
driver averages. Must be 18, have own car and
insurance. Full- and part-time. Very flexible hours.
Apply in person, 503 W. Rose ma rv Street.
Are you looking for a way to improve DTH
'circulation for next year? The Daily Tar Heel is
accepting applications for circulation and
distribution manager. If you are interested, pick
up your application at the DTH office between 9
4 pm. Experience not necessary; desire
mandatory!
BRANT LAKE CAMP in the Adirondacks of New
York, a private camp for boys. We are recruiting
outstanding college students as general counselors.
Season June 23 to Aug. 21. Program Team
sports, individual "sports, camping, water sports,
radio & electronics, arts & crafts. Salaries 450-750
depending on qualifications. Contact Prof. Bob
Gersten (516) 432-1555 or write 84 Leamington St.,
Lido Beach, NY 11561
STUDENT OPPORTUNITIES
We are looking for girls, interested in being
counselors-activity instructors in a private girls
camp located in Hendersonville, N.C. Activities
are: Swimming ( WS1) , Horsebac k riding, Crafts,
Tennis, Archery, Riflery, Canoeing,
Backpacking, Drama, Art, Dancing, Basketball,
Photography, Gymnastics, Office work. Baton,
Cheerleading, Nature study, Camp craft.
INQUIRES TO: B. Morga Haynes, Jr. P.O. Box
400C, Tryon, NC 28782
Travel .
FLY TO ATLANTA Leave ThurFri, March 30.
Round trip less than commercial fare. 1st come, 1st
served. Gary Jacobs 966-1161 day (message), 929
7407 eve.
Services
THE DATING BANK
New, registered, progressive, serving the lonely
unmarried locally by mail. Box 1549, Winston-Salem,
NC 27102: 1-761-1579.
DISCO SESSION with Dorothy Reep at the
Sandell Dance Studio. Beginning April 5th.
Couples and singles. To register and for
information call 942-5512 or 929-7304.
For Sale
MUST SELL ONE PAIR of Comm TVR-20 auto
speakers. New and never installed. Three-way, 5&",
20 oz." magnet. Great sound, great price 35. Call
Chris at 942-7765, keep trying.
A COUPLE OF THINGS. Od Book News is ready.
Civil War is the topic, so stop by for your copy or
send stamp and well mail it. Also we're featuring a
nice lot of art books this week. The Old Book
Corner, 137-A East Rosemary Street.
GUITAR steel string acoustic in excellent
condition. Also included hardshell case, strap,
capo, and 6 songbooks. Call anytime, day or night
933-7736, ask for Paul.
Rides
RIDE NEEDED to Norfolk or Virginia Beach on
Friday, March 30. Will share expenses. PLEASE call
Leigh at 933-7326, keep trying!
Wanted
it
WANTED: Non-smokers as subjects in paid EPA
experiments on the effects of the environment on
health. No complicated tasks involved. Experiments
this spring start April 1; they involve you for two
days, 7:30 to5, and the next day, 8-10. Pay is , with
travel reimbursed. Experiments are run in Chapel
Hill.
Interested healthy males, 18-30, Caucasian, with
no allergies or hay fever and no smoking for six
months, should call Chapel Hill collect, 966-1253,
from 8-5, for more information.
Miscellaneous
LONDON THIS SUMMER: Four weeks,
interdisciplinary, credit or audit. 1200 includes
tuition, dorm room, two meals daily, excursions, air
fare. Trans-Atlantic Cultural Studies, Box 1795,
Greenwood, S.C. 29646
PINE ROOM CAFETERIA
Quick Food Line open for lunch and dinner.
Vegetarian entre available each day. Also fresh
vegetable plate now in Butcher Block for lunch.
SUBJECTS NEEDED for research on repeat
abortions: 5 for confidential interview for college
women who have had at least 2 abortions. Call 966
2281 for 90 minute Saturday appointment with Dr.
Priscilla Boekelheide, Room 206, UNC Student
Infirmary.
CUSTOM CREATIVE PORTRAITS on location of
your choice. They make great personalized gifts.
Also, seeking photogenic people for advertising
promotion. Good pay. 489-1045 (Durham).
Personals
DEAR JULIA, You have a sexy body and its the only
thing that can save your quilt. Call soon and make
offer or the quilt dies. There comes a time.
MAX is a man with sex appeal
We've written this poem to show how we feet
A mental undresser
And English professor
He's truly a irnafrof Steele! f: ! .lit p
BUD Thanks for a wonderful weekend. Here's to
many more! You're the greatest! Too bad we didn't
get together sooner. Love, Tammy
SCOTTIE, On your 19th birthday, George Breti
miqht be your 1 priority, but 111 take 9 any day!
Let's add March 22nd to Feb. 2nd and 6th
never to forget! How's about another invitation
to baseball comer? Love, Mary
BARBARA, My spring's still lucky. We share a
tendency. So most affectionately, from yours truly,
J.C.: Happy 18th Birthday! (Grgebewdt) Vixen!
Yogi, Your Dancing Bear
To KH, the Weekend Warrior:
It's Thursday, it's Thursday,
We're out of our cage!!
Three days of freedom
And RAZZ is on stage.
Well go to their concert
At the Mad Hatter Bar.
9:30, celebrations begin
For your success so far!!
Congrats on your new job!
The Chapel Hill Connection
COLESCOTT: You're so cute in your tight whites!
We know you can do better than the Tuesday night
pick-up at Purdy's. Give us a closer look same
place, 11:30 Thursday night.
BONG HIT MAN and the Bastard: 75 Penalty
Bongs!! Hit me! Beat me! Buy me beer! Haze me!
Haze me! Come on and haze me! But please, please
call me PLEDGE!!
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