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2The Daily Tar HeelTuesday, September 1, 1981 . .... Opponento more vocal Academic Council debates Nixon libra The Associated Prtss DURHAM Professors at Duke Uni versity vented their outrage Monday on a proposal to establish a Richard Nixon li brary on the campus with one faculty member likening the former president to "the Prince of Darkness." The University's Academic Council opened its debate on the issue by hearing the views of other faculty members. Op ponents had a small edge, judging by the applause, but only a handful of support ers were willing to openly express their opinions before the council. "I don't think we should become known as a hot bed of Nixonism," said Solidarity biiiliday marked Th Associated Press WARSAW, POLAND The Solidarity labor federa tion marked its first birthday without fanfare Monday, its leaders facing crucial talks with the government on demands for media access and members coping with steep bread price increases. No formal national festivities were held, but some unionists wailed sirens across the Lenin shipyards in Gdansk at the end of the day shift. Others drove home with headlights on. A year ago on Aug. 31, a jubilant Lech Walesa had emerged from the shipyard with both fists clenched in the air in a triumphant victory gesture after signing the accords that gave birth to the union. Walesa led the strikes that launched the independent union, the only one of its kind in the East bloc. Z i i:':;:, t-o .. m mm . -tan mm msm' SJilffllllgyiiiyE 1 33 W. Franklin St. Noxt to Granville Towers) j . : , cxwpbnl I Back To School Special I FREE F-SHIRT This coupon is worth a FREE T-SHIRT when you buy any regularly priced athletic shoes (canvas shoes excluded). expiration date (91581) o r?o Classified Info Return ad and check or money order to the DTH office by noon the business day before your ad is to run. Ads must be prepaid. Rates: 25 words or less Students $2.00 Non-students $3.00 5C for each additional word ..." $1.00 more for boxed ad or boldface type Please notify the DTH office immediately if there are mistakes in your ad. We will be responsible for only the first ad run. ; announcements LEARN TO SAIL! Come to the UNC Sailing Qub first meeting. Tonite in Greenlaw 431 at 7:30 pm. ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN SERVING ON The Union Social Committee should get an application at the Union desk and turn it in to the desk ASAP. ANYONE INTERESTED IN JOINING THE UNION Gallery Committee please contact Tim Rogers at 967-6116 andor come by Room 200-Unfcn (or an application. WRITERS, ARTISTS, JOURNALISTS AND PEOPLE INTERESTED In getting Involved! Join the Carolina Union Publicity Committee call 962-1157 or stop by room 200, ask for Nadine. Apply today! We need you! ADULT GYMNASTICS CLASSES at Carolina Sport Art. Best equipped facility in the area. Instructor Mark Galati National Champion call 9424620 or 929-7077. Carolina Sport Art, next to . RR Tracks Homestead Rd. Chapel Hill. ' WOMENS VOLLEYBALL CLUB'S ORGANIZA TIONAL MEETING b Sept. 2. 8:30 In 303 Woollen Gym. Recreational and VSVBA competitive players arc Invited to attend. THE YOGA PLACE, 452 W. Franklin St.. will offer 8 weekly classes for beginning and continuing students Sept. 7 -Oct. 22 and Oct. 28-Dec. 17. For Information and registration, 967-9686. $21. WANT TO HOST A CANADIAN FOR one week in October? Want to visit Toronto for one week In January? Sound Good? Toronto Exchange 1981! See Union Desk for details and applications!! INTERESTED IN SAILING? Come to the UNC Sailing Club's ftrst meeting to find out about Regattas, classes, trips and fall, spring cruises. George Somjen. "It is forseeable that sooner or later, there will be a movement to rehabilitate Mr. Nixon. In a democracy, that should be allowed. The question is whether we want to be associated with it." Duke President Terry Sanford proposed the library for a site on the Duke campus. It would be a depository of the papers and other documents of Nixon's career and presidency, probably including the Water gate tapes that led to his downfall. Nixon is a 1937 graduate of the Duke Law School. The Academic Council is scheduled to continue its debate Thursday and vote on a resolution. The University's board of trustees' executive committee meets Many unionists found little reason for celebration, as bread and other cereal product prices rose between 300 and 400 percent. The official media reported scattered panic-buying of bread in some state shops and scarcities of the standard 28-ounce, crusty, brown loaves. . "If the situation does not change by Wednesday, it is going to be difficult to even dream about improvement in quality," the Polish news agency PAP quoted the director of the government bakery as saying. The price of some loaves of bread went from six zlotys, or about 20 cents per 1.75 pound loaf, to 16 zlotys, or about 50 cents. That is an increase from about 1 1 cents per pound to about 28 cents per pound of a standard loaf. Past price increases, however, have sparked quick and t m r 'rf H it . WO - I', i I ', mm 1 . "STAR-SPANGLED EXTREMIST," A FILM ABOUT extremism in American history will be shown by Americans for Common Sense. Wednesday 7:30 Hamilton 100. Bill Bahhrop, UNC Debate Coach will lead a discussion afterwards. lost & found REWARD: AMETHYST BRACELET LOST around Fetzer Gym on Wednesday. If found please call me at 929-5259. Thank you. LOST FLUTE LOST TUES.. AUG. 25 at bmm top In front of Stadcnt Union if fonad pleas call 933-4987 no questions asked. FOUND NEAR BELL TOWER - Case with glasses and watch. For more information call 933-3308 or 967-3678. LOST! KEYS ON RING. SOMEWHERE oa North Canpu. Reward offered. Flea call 933-5241 or 929-5168 if found. Tab oa key ring reads "MAXO" LOST DARK GREEN NORTHFACE BACKPACK. Thursday at Fetzer Field. (By gym). Contained wallet, books,and keys. Bring by DTH Office No questions asked. LOST: PAIR OF EYEGLASSES IN TAN case; rose colored plastic frames with plastic lenses; around Manning Hall 823 or 824. CaO Kathleen Payne 942-5322, 8-10 pm. kelp wanted Volunteer - for U.S. Environmental Protection Agency research. Earn S50-S65 upon completion of experiment which measures the effects of 2 hour low level ozone exposure. Earn $50-$75 in an experi ment to study the effects of low levels of gaseous and particulate air pollutents. Numerous other minor studies are always ongoing. Levels of pollutents are low with no known long term adverse effects, and all research is approved by the Human Rights Committee of the UNC Medical School. Pay is $5.00 per hour. We need healthy, non-smoking males, age 18-40 with no history of allergies or hay fever. Call for more information. 8-5 Mon-Fri., 966-1253. KEY YOU! FELL LUCE A CIL4Jtn? Taca B One! The Campus Y Tutorial Ptrosraai Need Volunteer to help in th local elementary, Jr. Il'h, and Senior Illh Schools. For Info: Room 102 of tb Y. mm mmm..wmm. mmm mmm mmm mmm mmm mm mmm mmm mmm m. mmm , Friday and may render a decision. Although supporters called it an issue of academic freedom, opponents said the library also would include a museum that wpuld become a shrine to Nixon and an embarrassment to the University. , "Presidential libraries are more than libraries," said Sydney Nathans, a history professor who prepared a research paper on the subject. "Presidential libraries are and have been both archives and monu ments ... they cannot be separated. "It is an archival Treasure of the Sierra Madre we will possess it, but will it also possess us?" Citing figures from other presidential libraries, physiology professor Charles by bread price Mereae Rape crisis counselors sought Orientation sessions for women and men interested in becoming volunteers with the. Orange County Rape Crisis Center will be held Sept. 16 and 17. - The first session will be at the Women's Center, 406 W. Rosemary St. in Chapel Hill, and the second at the First Baptist Church of Hillsborough, Wake and King Streets. Both orientation programs will All Shorts Thru II 0 ' Buy now they will be put into storage Sep tember 16 to make room for fall merchandise. P.OOR-:RICHAB Kroger Plaza 929-5850 New Hours M-F: 10-9 Sat: 10-6 Classified ads may be placed at the DTK Offices or mailed to the DTH Carolina Union 065A, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. COOK EXPERIENCED. SAT. 8 AM I PM PRE PARE and serve buffet brunch for 50. Also 10-20 hrs. More per week, flexible. Mrs Hart 929-6372 or 967-9165 WE NEED BABYSITTEROR TWELVE-MONTH old daughter 10 until noon. Monday through Friday. We live on campus, 106 Mangum. Call 962-7602 or 933-8824. PART-TIME HELP NEEDED - Janitorial grounds part-time help needed Saturdays and Sundays. Early morning to early afternoon (6-8 hours per day). Janitorialgrounds part-time help needed mornings or afternoons all week days (4 hours per day). Contact Dot Murray, Granville Towers, University Square, Chapel Hill (929-7143) for an application. EOE PART-TIME SALES CLERK. The Shoe Factory, a men's and women's self-service outlet shoe store needs someone to work an early shift (10 am-2 pm) and weekends for 16 hours a week. Apply in person . at The Shoe Factory, Eastgate Shopping Center, Chapel H01. 967-7445. EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER NEEDED to care for 6 month old in our home Tuesdays and - Thursdays all semester. Call 967-3779. . GOOD PART-TIME JOB: Babysit two afternoons. Tues.Thurs. throughout the year. Light housekeeping! S3.50hr. Nice kids, pleasant working conditions. Car required 967-5893. for sole FOR SALE: REMINGTON LONG-CARRIAGE TYPEWRITER; manual. Good condition. Call Debbie at 933-6201. Please keep trying. 250 cc YAMAHA - 9.000 MILES excel lent condition. Price $700.00 negotiable. Call 942-4157 between 9 asa-5 pa. 3.000 RECENT LP'S, cassettes, 8-tracks $1.00-52.50 rock, jazz, blues, classical, wave, etc Mon.. Aug. 31st through Sat., Sept. 5th FOUNDATION BOOKSTORE, 136 E. Rosemary beside MoDy Maguire's 12-6 p.m. " - SAILBOAT O'DAY WIDGEON SLOOP SEATS FOUR Ileahniant way to escape campus pressure. $875 or trad ptas cash for convertible 933-4393 Andy. Dresses - imported from Mexico. Hand embroidered long, short. Blouses and men's shirts also. Hand woven shirts and belts, hems $6-$60. 933-5931. Through September. REFRIGERATOR FOR SALE. Dorm size. $80 or best offer. CaH 933-1606. TWO TICKETS ECU FOOTBALL GAME CaH 929-4017. Hanford estimated the library would be visited by 1 ,000 or more visitors a day but only one or two scholarly researchers a day. Most would be tourists, he said, and most also would visit the campus' most well-known site, the Duke Chapel. "That way, they can be in the presence of God and in the presence of the Prince of Darkness on the same day," Hanford said. Among supporters of the library were University archivists who argued that aca demic freedom should allow the library to be established, and the University would play an impartial role in housing docu ments of historical value. severe responses. Government attempts to raise prices caused bloody riots in the Baltic port of Gdansk in 1970 and in Radom and the Ursus tractor factory near Warsaw in 1976. . The nationwide strikes that launched Solidarity followed a price increase in meat on July 1, 1980. Union and government negotiators sat down Monday for talks on one of the points of the Gdansk agreement union media access. The discussion focused on press and electronic media coverage of the first Solidarity con gress beginning in Gdansk on Saturday. Solidarity national press spokesman Janusz Onyszkiewicz refused comment as he entered the talks. The Union is asking to set up two separate editorial boards to provide separate reports on the three-day Solidarity congress. begin at.7:30 p.m. Minority women are particularly en couraged to volunteer, since Rape Crisis figures indicate about half the women raped in this area are black. For more information, call the Rape Crisis Center at 968-4646, or the Commis sion for Women (Hillsborough) at 732-8181 extension 282. ' Khaki Fatigue Italian British 'Camo 'Jogging arid many more! u u September 15 SUMMER MEMORIES TO HOLD ONTO? Posters needlework photos fine art need framing? The Fratner's (owner picture framing by appointment quality work lowest prices in town 942-8425. SAIL BAHAMAS DURING FALL BREAK Experience unnecessary $360 covers instruction, berth (7 available) food transportation Ft. Lauderdale Bahamas and return one week. Professional crew from International Field Studios. For information call Bob Daland 962-3041. 317 Hamilton Hall. Deadline Sept. 15. rides RIDE NEEDED FOR LABOR DAY Weekend to Franklin-Waynesville area. Able to leave Thursday evening or Friday. Will share gas cost. Call Jennifer 929-9968 RIDE NEEDED TO & FROM NORTH Myrde Beach Labor Day Weekend (Friday to Monday). Will share expenses. CaB Stuart 942-4057 or 967-1423 and leave messages. PLEASE CALL 968-9520 IF YOU ARE going to the Wilmington area Thursday 9381 need ride. Share gas can leave after 5:00. RIDE NEEDED TO VIRGINIA BEACH - Norfolk area for Labor Day Weekend. Will share expenses. Call Kathryn 968-1239. wanted . WANTED: NEED 2 S-5 or better. Will pay top dollar for -each possible trade. Call 968-9409 anytime. Please keep trying. We're desperate! S-5 PARKING STICKER TO TRADE FOR N-4 sticker. Lef s help each other out. CaO Karen (home) 933-9766 (oSce) 962-5082 (leave message) Keep trying. for rent FOXCROFT APT. NOW AVAILABLE FOR RENT. Can move in immediately! For info. CaH Bob at 929-1956: : ,-. SUPER STUDENT SPECIAL - one bedroom apartment, carpet and drapes, appliances, central air. pool, on bus line. CaO Greenbeit Apts., ' 929-3S21 for appointment. 10 am-6 pm. Mon.-Sat. 1-5 on Sunday. OFFERED FOR TRADE: Room off basement w own entrance, parking, fedlities. refridg., carpet ed, furnished, access to washerdryer, v. dose, $65mo.!! Leaving because of allergies. Want room(s) near campus. Qui 968-0460. 11 U.S. vetoes S. Africa rebuke UNITED NATIONS (AP) The United States cast a lone veto Monday night in the Security Council to kill a Third World resolution that would have strongly condemned South Africa's invasion of Angola. Of the other four big powers holding the veto, Britain abstained and France, China and the Soviet Union voted for the resolution along with Ireland, Japan, Spain, East Germany and its Third World sponsors Niger, Tunisia, Uganda, Mexico, Panama and the Philippines. U.S. Ambassador Charles M. Lichehstein, explaining his vote afterward, said the United States could not support a resolution that placed "blame solely on South Africa for the escalation of violence." He said the presence of an estimated 20,000 Cuban troops in Angola, Soviet advisers in the area and the provision of Soviet arms to guerrillas of the South west Africa People's Organization "fuel the explosive atmosphere of confron tation and violence which daily plagues the people of Angola, Namibia and, in deed, the entire region." The vetoed resolution had been watered down from an earlier version in an apparent attempt to avoid the vetp. Bank decreases prime rate NEW YORK (AP) Chase Manhattan Bank lowered its prime lending rate by one-half of a percentage point to 20 percent Mondaybreaking ranks with the rest of the banking industry and sparking new hopes for a sustained decline in interest rates. The move marked the first change in the prime rate since July 8 , and analysts said they expected other major banks to follow Chase's lead. Chase is the third largest bank in the nation. The prime rate is the interest banks charge on most short-term loans to top rated commercial borrowers. Smaller businesses generally are charged at least 1 percentage point above the prime. The prime rate does not apply to consumer loans. Dive ends on Andrea Doria NEW YORK (AP) Divers ended their month-long search through the An drea Doria's murky corpse on Monday and prepared to weigh anchor with a ' locked safe and an answer to the liner's "last mystery." ' The divers found the hole that the Stockholm opened in the Andrea Doria's side 25 years ago, expedition leader Peter Gimbel said Sunday. It was so large and so deep, he said, that it ended speculation about whether a missing water tight door caused the ship to sink so quickly. The expedition made what spokeswoman Lillian Pickard termed "a very, very tough decision," to abandon the search for the purser's safe in the first class lounge. Instead, she said, divers spent Monday on final filming for a documentary on the expedition. The support vessel Sea Level was to hoist anchor Tuesday and arrive back in Montauk, N.Y., Wednesday. Divers hauled the Banco di Roma's first-class safe to the surface last week. Gimbel has said it will be cut open on live television at the end of the broadcast - of his documentary on the expedition. Racist faces murder charges SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Joseph Paul Franklin, who could face a death sentence if convicted in the sniper slaying of two black joggers, says that although he is defending himself, he believes "Jesus Christ is helping me out." Six sets of court-appointed lawyers hamthdrJLWjn.orlbeerifjred.by the 31-year-6Id"avowed racist, whose firsttfegree murder trial before Judge Jay Banks DeginlloWmM Franklin, who also faces murder charges in two other states, was convicted here in March on federal charges of violating the civil rights of joggers David Martin, 18, and Ted Fields, 20, by killing them. He was sentenced to two con secutive life terms on the federal convictions, and he could face death by firing squad if found guilty of the state murder charges. Support tho Ma rchdf All ads must be prepaid. Deadline: Ad must be received by 12 (noon) one business day before publication. roommates FEMALE, WANTED TO SHARE ROOM in apt. near campus, $80monm l utilities, very convenient location, CaO 967-5884. FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED TO SHARE Old Well Apt $88.34 month lA utilities, on bus route, AC, pool, nice people. Can Dawn or Amy 967-3015. .f. Jt ROOMMATE NEEDED TO SHARE APARTMENT at Royal Park: $103month plus 16 utilities, on bus line. Must be a quiet non-smoking female. Can Una or Tina at 968-1361. Keep trying. ROOMMATE WANTED Kingswood apartment. $110.00 a month plus !s utilities. Call 968-1297 no preppies please! Usually home at 6:00 or early morning. FEMALE GRADUATE OR PROFESSIONAL STUDENT to share 2Jr apartment close to campus. No smoking. No pets- Available now. About $140, half utilities. Call 929-4862. CHRISTIAN MALE NEEDED as third roommate in a Kingswood Apt. L bus rent $110 month and 'A utilities. Caff James at 967-7517 after 5. ROOMMATE WANTED TO SHARE APARTMENT with 3 girls. New apartment Vx mile off campus. Completely furnished. Call 929-4969. MALE ROOMMATE WANTED. RURAL AREA apartment, 2.5 miles from campus. $137. 50 month xh utilities. 2 bdrms, living rm, kitchen, 1 bath; mostly furnished. Undergraduate preferred,' but not mandatory. No smoking; no drugs. CaO Paul at 968-1035. ROOMMATE WANTED TO SHARE TAR HEEL Manor Apt with senior and law student On bus line. CaO David or Ad at 929-3050. miscellaneous DOWNTOWN PARKING SPACES FOR RENT-PARK and walk to campus. $22.50 per .month - CaH 929-6577 TOM BOBINSON'S SEAFOOD AND PRODUCE. Seafood Thurs-Sat Produce Mon Sat 300 W. Rosemary behind Chutney's. l'i blocks from campus. Customer parking 10 off all produce and ess 9-noon Saturdays. We feature the area's freshest seafood and local produce. 942-1221. D personals JOAN (J-D.E.) The most beautiful girl m the world" (in ed. 41 - 2nd S.S.) - Td like to get together with you for anything (dinner, movie,, jogging. . . ) Can't we? David P. 553-7877 (collect), or respond in paper. HAPPY BIRTHDAY LOR1 UNDER! Here's your name in print. Be sure to autograph it for me. Love, Chuck HEY GKD! Tm so glad 1 met you even though you're such a "DIZZ." This is only the beginning. . . See you tonight MAF. SQUAD FIVE ALUMNI - THANKS FOR THE great weekend. Special thanks to Head Huggie for the facilities. Maybe the grapers got enough practice to improve their 20 success rate. Don't forget the Coors tonight. MOTH OR "EDDIE L. OF 19 Old East" or "Green eyes love. . ." My eyes are blue and they like you, too! Guess who. LER! TO THE KINGDOM OF HONK! We, the new members of this prestigious organization, want to thank the souvereign king and his royal subjects for allowing us to be a part of the world's greatest kingdom! The LER roommates, ECre and Kim. JULIE L. FROM UNCOLNTON: WHERE THE hell are you? Td like to see you. Scott R. 933-8251 226 Teague. . CAROL. (THE ICE CREAM GIRL FROM DURHAM) Thanks for the wonderful time Saturday. Tve decided your looks and personality just can't be beat! Hope our relationship grows with , each pasring day. VEC LOR1: HAPPY 20th BIRTHDAY! Make It a day that Ells the calendar, but remember to only give examples! We love you. Ton la. Kim, and Jane. DIBBLE, HERE'S TO SEPTEMBER AND ALL that it means for us! Ifs been a great year and it's only the first of many. ILY. Marko. DAVID B., Sorry I gave you such a hard time Thursday night at Mayo's. Hope you enjoyed the frat party. Age-conscious girl with orange shirt.
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