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The AvsotiaU-d Prr
Wildfires by.ihe hundreds crackled
through tens of thousands of acres of
woods and brushland of the South on
Monday, fueled by blustery storm winds
and unchecked by a sprinkling of rain.
The fires, many of them deliberately
set, have killed one man, injured several
firefighters and demolished several build
ings in a renewed outbreak that began
over the weekend in Alabama, the Caro
linas and the Virginias.
Light and scattered rain went .almost
unnoticed Monday as hundreds of forest
fires blazed across North Carolina,
many of them for the second day.
But strong, gusty winds of up to 50
mph were reported across the state and
CGC
Finance Committee Chairperson Mike
Vandenbergh said, "1 feel it is my respon
sibility to keep in touch with my district."
He represents District 23, which is com
prised of the fraternities around Granville
Towers.
"I am to interpret what they want and
use it as background, along with the in
formation from the meetings, to make in
telligent decisions," he said.
Vandenbergh, who has worked on the
Vice-Chancellor's Food Service Committee
and in the N.C. Fellows program, is in
the process of organizing the Finance
Committee to run the coming allocation
process
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THIS WEEK AT HILLEL
CELEBRATE PURIM, HILLEL STYLE
THURS. I C Jl Dinner and costume party, 6 p.m., Hillel House.
Dress as your favorite Purim character, eat drink, and be merry.
There win be Israeli Dancing, and Hamentashen and alcoholic
beverages will be served. Cost $2 affiliates, $2.50 non affiliates.
Mak8 reservations by 5 p.m Wednesday.
FRI. 2Cth Reform Shabbat Services, Including the traditional
Megillah reading. 7:30 p.m. Hillel House.
DONT FORGET OUR WEEKLY DELI ON
WED., 18th AND SUNDAY MORNING BRUNCH, 22nd
The Hillel House is located at 210 W. Cameron Ave., behind the Carolina
Inn. Call 942-4057.
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starting salary up to $18,000 in
creases over $30,000 in 4 years
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fully financed graduate programs
superior family health plan
more responsibility and leadership
. opportunities
world wida travel and adventure
prestige and personal growth potential
HOST UESRAL ARTS MAJORS ARE ELIGIBLE
The Navy Officer Information Team will be on campus: 1 7, 1 8 & 1 9 March.
An Information desk will be set up in the STUDENT UNION and PLACE
MENT INTERVIEWS wi3 be conducted 17 March. If you are Interested in
taking theNavy Officer Aptitude Test while we are on campus, call 1-800-652-1
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forestry officials feared the winds would
spread the blazes. "The rain will help,
where we get it, for only a few hours,"
said Tom Hegele of the state Forestry
Service in Raleigh.
Hegele said the weather forecast for
Tuesday and Wednesday brings more
bad news for firefighters, some of whom
have been on the job since last
Thursday.
Hegele said of the 229 fires reported
since Sunday more than one in three
were deliberately set. "I imagine it could
be as high as 35 percent," he said.
"Arson appears to be higher than
what we normally have," he sajd.
A Belhaven man was charged Friday
with deliberately setting a fire.
Hegele said the worst fires those in
"I want to see us establish a clear set of
criteria beforehand and produce a budget
that follows that," he said. The criteria
will be designed to reach as many people
as possible, he added.
Donald Munro, the Rules and Judiciary
Committee Chairperson from District 20,
sees his position as one of guiding, more
than administrative.
"1 want to coordinate the people in my
committee to do the job Martin and the
rest of the council want done," Munro
said.
Representing students in Old Well
apartments and Chatham county, Munro
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OPPORTUNITIES
NUCLEAR ENGINEERING
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
AVIATION LAW NURSING
MEDICAL SCHOOL SCHOLAR
SHIPS INTELLIGENCE
CIVIL ENGINEERING
SHIPBOARD OPERATIONS
DIRECTOR OF CAMP WILLOW RUN will expUln
th miracia of this Christian youth camp'i
existnct and oSet summer job opportunitii Wed.
at 7:30 p.m. In Union.
THIS WEDNESDAY AND EVERY
WEDNESDA i, Jasper's Rock and Rollover W
play only Rock & Roll No Beach! Free draft from
9:00 to 12:00. $2.00 cover.
TODAY IS THE LAST DAY to sign up for
workshops In pa per making, si!1 screen basketry
and weaving whkh are being taught this week!
Union Desk hat more information.
TONlGirr-PUSDY'S FAMOUS LaUe
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FOUND WARM-UP JACKET at Cobb lennis
courts. Ca 929 9779 and IdenUfy.
FOUND: PAKl OP UOMr.VS prescTiptioa
gU&e behind Coker to UeU Tower parking lot. To
cbim. ca8 929-5651 .
FOUND: CALCULATOR ANDOR TEXTBOOK
c3 912-406tocLlm.
LOST: KEYS ON A Ci.LT. Carwlsna key chain. 1
kft them tn MamL'taa 100 Toeiy morning. If
frMitul pWae lure them In to tut aiH found at tha
Union.
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Wed. 4th. C3 Laura, 67-lMl Thri! .
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Bladen and Brunswick counties and north
west of Elizabeth City.had burned 2,000
acres by early Monday.
Hegele said Sunday that 6,449 acres
had been burned in the state. The number
of fires is about the same as reported
Saturday, Hegele said, but the fires were
larger and did more damage Sunday..
The Forestry Service continues to use
all its manpower to fight the fires and
Hegele said some of the workers in the
Raleigh office were being sent to fight
the blazes.
Columbus County authorities reported
14 forest fires Sunday, all of them believed
to be caused by arsonists. One fire believed
to be the work of an arsonist destroyed
more than 900 acres at a Cape Fear region
plantation owned by International Paper
said too many off-campus students are
ignorant of what the CGC does and how
it works. "One of my major objectives is
to advertise the working of the CGC," he
said. Munro believes that a better in
formed student body would spark larger
interest in student government and other
organizations around campus.
Student Affairs Committee Chairperson
Tom Morris also placed communication
oJb Fecirmiiters kere
The following employers and graduate
discuss job opportunities and academic programs on the dates indicated.
Students can sign up for appointments
visit in the University Placement Services,
the time a student signs up for an interview.
signup sheet. '
March 23
South Carolina National Bank
Merck Sharp & Dohme
United Information Systems
Gallo Winery
First Citizens Bank & Trust Company
March 24
Gallo Winery
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Look what SUBWAY is
Offering now
introducing The Biggest Crab I Know"
Enter your nomination and tell us why heshe .
is the "The Biggest Crab I Know." You'll both win
a moist and meaty Alaskan King Crab sub topped
with your choice of our fresh fixings all on a
tresn oaKed toot long roil.
What are you waiting for?
Go to your nearest subway
and enter "The Biggest Crab I
Know" contest, with your
lunch tommorrow
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WANTED ONE WAITER, one part-time pot
washer (work for meal) and cook's helper.
($3.35hr.). Can 929-6372 day or night
SUMMER JOB OPENINGS FOR CAMP
COUNSELORS at Camp Sea Gull (boys) and
.Camp Seafarer (girls)- Serving as a camp
counselor is a challenging and rewarding
opportunity to work with young people, ages 7-1 6.
Sea Gull and Seafarer are health and character
development camps located on the coast of North
Carolina and feature sailing, motorboattng, and
seamanship, plus many usual camping activities
including a wide variety of major sports.
Qualifications include a genuine Interest in young
people, ability to instruct In one phase of the
camps programs, and exceSenureterences. For
further Information and application, please write a
brkf resume' of training and experience in area(s)
skini to Don Cheek, Director. Camps Sea
GuBSafarer. P.O. Bo 10976. Raleigh. North
Carolina 27605.
LOOKING FOR MATURE. RESPONSIBLE
YOUNG LADIES for summer counseling positions
at camp YonahloMee Blowing Rock NC, A private
girls camp In the mountains oiTering lennt.
swimming, riding, satbng. etc. For girls 7-17.
Come by pbcement office 17th or call Kendall
(7-54S6) 7-9 pra.
SUMMER CAMP JOSS: Salary, room and board
Handicapped Campers. Write: Outdoor
Laboratory. RPA Department. Clemson
University, Clemson. SC 27631.
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at a 4cmint. Thifs rvj u, a 10 tm
these nd d.jM'fliUmt. if you want if ri St. bri
H to Aroa l-ifs-f ry Services, NCNli Ita.
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George Blake, a spokesman for the
Forestry Service, said firefighters have
struggled in several cases to keep the
flames away from occupied dwellings.
A statewide ban on burning was issued
last Thursday. Violation of the ban is a
misdemeanor.
In South Carolina, where 2,250 fires
this month have burned 27,056 acres,
about 272 new blazes had consumed
4,883 acres by early Monday and firefight
ers saw no relief from the weather
On Saturday, 29-year-old Roger Cassel
man of Andrews, S.C., was killed while
fighting a fire in rural Georgetown County.
He was the first person killed as a direct
result of a forest fire in South Carolina
since 1945.
From page 1
as a top concern of the CGC. "We need a
good dialogue between the CGC and the
executive branch and with the administra
tion. I would like to see more input so we
can find the real needs of the students."
Representing District 22 which includes
Royal ' Park, Kings wood and Village
apartments, Morris said, "We can't work
in a vacuum. We need to know what the
students want."
school representatives will be on campus to
with the representatives 8 days ahead of the
211 Hanes Hall. A resume is necessary at
This is put in the folder accompanying the
First Citizens Bank & Trust Company
Conklin Company, Inc..
Rose's Stores, Inc.
Conoco
Technology for Energy
Gregory Poole Equipment Company
ActionPeace Corps Vista
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offer good at Th fotowing locations:
Cary Vi!lag Mall, Cary;
Hillsborough Street, Raleigh;
East Frankfln Street, Chapel HI
roonnstcs
2 FEMALE ROOMMATES wanted for apartment
studious and easy going, also like to party. Call
Leigh after 1:00 p.m. at 947-8696.
PRIVATE ROOM AND BATH. Furnished Trailer.
Nice park. 5 miles from campus. Transportation
to early class. Washer, Dryer. $85month. i
'utilities plus deposit. 967-2659. M&e, Blanche.
Prefer non-smoker. Keep trying,
FEMALE ROOMMATE (non-smoking,
undergrad) wanted to share Northampton Plaia
' Apt. Furnished, laundry, pool, AC, 8 mfles from
campus. Available n May for 1125 utilities
Included. Ca3 929-3751 after six.
TWO HOUSEMATES NEEDED for Carrboro.
Five bedroom house, two blocks from Carr M.I1.
S 60 monthly. No lease. Call 967-6772 after live for
detail. Keep trying. ,
ROOMMATEIS) NEEDED for next year for two
bedroom Kingwood Apt, Pkase call Larry at
933 53S5.
for czlz
SILK SCnXN T-SHirtTS. fowest prices In town,
tjuaiUy work, 12 minlmurs order, no order to
great, ijukk servtee. ca3 912H73 or 967-1515.
CLASSIC VOlVt 122 S. &11 F.NGINC.
ruafting pjtiSil, body OK. nut sa, ISCMJ
. nefotiatle. 967-4674 eaiiy am. late pm.
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Coal tallio try to beat deadline
WASHINGTON (AP) The United Mine Workers and soft coal operators
strove Monday to beat a midnight deadline for the first strike-free contract
settlement in the industry since 1966, and the union's top official declared "We
have a shot" of averting a March 27 walkout.
But B.R. Brown, the top negotiator for the Bituminous Coal Operators As
sociation, said late in the day that "I'm not optimistic."
If a strike should occur, it likely will not have much immediate impact out
side the industry. Coal stockpiles are, high, and many non-union strip mines
in the West would continue to produce. ,
Although the current three-year contract between the UMW and BCOA
does not expire for another 10 days when any strike would begin the
two sides agreed beforehand on the Monday midnight limit for a tentative
agreement.
Mauritania, Surinam foil coups
DAKAR, Senegal (AP), An attempt to overthrow the military government of
Mauritania failed Monday after bloody clashes that left some dead, broadcasts
said. Mauritanian leaders blamed the coup attempt on neighboring Morocco,
involved in a struggle for the phosphates-rich western Sahara.
Two exiled colonels led the insurgents and one was killed in an assault on
the presidential palace in Nouakchott while the other was captured, Radio
Mauritania said.
The radio said there were other deaths but did not specify how many. Fighting
raged at the presidential palace, around the radio station and elsewhere in the
streets before the attempted coup was put down after two hours, the radio said.
. Meanwhile, in Paramaribo, Surinam, government forces in this tiny South
American nation foiled a coup late Sunday night, leaving one person dead
and another wounded, the government information service said Monday.
U.S. chides USSR in hijacking
WASHINGTON (AP) The State Department: said Monday Soviet and
Afghan authorities may have aided the 13-day hijacking of a Pakistani jetliner
by providing weapons to the hijackers while the plane was on the ground at
Kabul airport.
Citing what he said were eyewitness accounts, Department spokesman Wil
liam Dyess said the three hijackers were armed with pistols on arrival in Kabul
but left with machine guns.
The hijacking ended on Saturday, when the three Pakistani hijackers sur
rendered to Syrian authorities in Damascus and freed more than 100 hostages
in exchange for the release of Pakistani political prisoners.
Georgia frees 1,100 inmates
ATLANTA (AP) . About 1,100 inmates were released from Georgia prisons
Monday, and as many as 1 50 prisoners a month could win early release during the
rest of the year to relieve overcrowding, officials said.
The State Board of Pardons and Paroles, reactivating a program that brought
early release for 4,000 prisoners in 1980, had commuted the remainder of their
sentences last week and ordered them freed.
The number of the inmates freed Monday "very well could be the most ever
released in Georgia in a single day," said James T. Morris, chairman of the
parole board.
Attention Artists:
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Entries due: April 3
in Great Hall, Carolina Union
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to the DTH Carolina Union 065A, Chapel Hill, NC 27514.
All ads must be prepaid. Deadline: Ad must be received by
12 (noon) one business day before ad is to run.
miscellaneous
BUYING GOLD AND SILVER FOR CASH!
Rings, necklaces, gold and Silver coins, sterling.
James Home and Son. 1C2 E. Weaver St.
.Carrboro 10-5:30 M-F 10-1 Sat. 967-6S80.
NAVAJO TRADING POST
Buying Gold & Stiver! 10. 14, lSk: gold rewelry.
and dental gold. Buying diamonds one carat &
over, and sterling silver. 510 W. Franklin
929-0263.
We are now accepting appbeations for August
foicroft Apartments. 920 tZZ7 or 967-5264.
wanted
WILL BUY NEW AND USED LP'S (Rk.
cUskal. Mzr. bkies. wave, etc.) and ENT1KE
COLLLCTIONS. Ako cassettes, ft-tracka. 45 s
good prkes. Ca3 9294175. keep tryinf .
WANTED: FEMALE CONTRACT for CranvCk
Towers! Please call Susan at 933-4739 after 9 p.m.
WANTED: FXf P.IGERATOR. irsed but good
cond.:ioa. 4 6 cubic feet; ca3 933-4032.
tor rent
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m r--uti. Ca2 92 hVi $,
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