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2The Daily Tar HeelThursday, March 17, 1983 Professor discusses East Asia Bri By THAD OGBURN Staff Writer "We are too much at the present time a prisoner of our hatred against Vietnam," Professor William Frederick said Tuesday night in the sixth lecture of the Great Decisions '83 series. Frederick, a history professor at Ohio University, discussed "Southeast Asia ASEAN and its Communist Neighbors." The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), which consists of Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines and Singapore, has taken a strong stance against Vietnam. "Both ASEAN and the United States have vastly misunder stood Vietnam's position after 1975," Frederick said. Frederick told the audience of about fifty people that the United States needs a new kind of diplomacy in Vietnam, adding Kah n that the present U.S. policy of isolating Vietnam "smacks of im morality." Frederick talked about the unique arrangement of ASEAN, and the strength of its flexibility. He said the United States should take the organization seriously since the Southeast Asians take it seriously. Frederick said that the ASEAN position in Vietnam should not be seen as a sign of agreement with U.S. policies. He added that the United States should not attempt to regulate the actions of ASEAN. "They (the ASEAN nations) want a friend, and not a parent," he said. The Great Decisions '83 lecture series is sponsored by the cur riculum in peace, war and defense and the UNC Office of Inter national Programs. From page 1 "The difference is that Japan is a saving economy," Kahn said. He explained that Japan saves 25 percent of its GNP annually while the United States saves only 12 percent. Kahn said the prospects for controlling inflation are not all gloomy. Being a strong opponent of government deregulation, he argued that fiscal policies should precede monetary policies because the latter cannot combat inflation efficiently. He commented that the re cent behavior of oil prices and the weakening of the OPEC cartel are reasons for optimism. Kahn said he believes that the public is well aware of the country's economic problems and that this could easily transfer into affirmative action. "Yes, we can control inflation," Kahn concluded. Kahn, who was chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Board from 1977-78 and chairman of the Council on Wage and Price Stability under President Carter from 1978-80, has been a faculty member at Cornell Universi ty since 1947. Cc, ill 5 53 I fi M lr n i COURSES OFFER NATIONWIDE forth June 20 LSAT including DURHAM 7 NCET OFFERS: Extensive 40-hr. or 32-hr. "Weekender" courses Live lectures Simulated exam conditions Special home-study materials' Tape library Up-to-date course materials Counseling For a free brochure and an invitation to a free sample class covering the LSATGMAT exams and the Law SchoolGraduate Business School admission process, call now: TCLL FFJE (COO) 223-2610 or writs: The National Center for Educational Testing 1271 Ave. of the Americas, Suite 777 Mew Ttork, W.Y. 1C020 Contact locally: Mr. Chris Christie 919684-7989 EFEY The Associated Press WASHINGTON The Reagan ad ministration argued for its "workfare" program Wednesday, declaring the plan could move thousands off welfare rolls into permanent jobs . and boost the treasuries of local governments by millions of dollars a month. "Food stamp recipients would have a way to return something to the com munity for the support provided," Deputy Assistant Agriculture Secretary John Bode said, basing his judgment on President Reagan's mandatory proposal on similar optional programs affecting recipients of food stamps. "Community work experience can also help these people find the paying jobs they would prefer by providing work experience, even opportunities to enhance their skills, and conveying the positive message that work is important," Bode told the Senate Agriculture Committee. . Under workfare, able-bodied welfare recipients would be, required to work at public service jobs, with the value of their work based on the minimum wage rate. The elderly and mothers with young children would be exempt. WASHINGTON A nuclear freeze resolution rolled toward passage in the House Wednesday night as lawmakers rejected, 226-195, a move by opponents to allow the United States to add more, nuclear weapons to its arsenal. The vote came on an amendment by Rep. Samuel S. Stratton, D-N.Y., to per mit "modernization and deployment" of weapons needed to maintain the U.S. nuclear deterrent: Earlier, the lawmakers rejected, 215-209, an amendment calling on U.S. negotiators to seek reductions as well as a freeze. Rep. Clement Zablocki, D-Wis., chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, charged that Stratton's amendment would destroy the effect of the freeze. Zablocki proposed limiting Stratton's proposal so that steps to main tain the nuclear deterrent could be taken but the freeze would still be the "overrid ing objective." America's Famous Foot Long Sandwich 132 E. Franklin St. 10:30 a.m.-2 a.m. Sun.-Thurs. 10:30 a.m.-3 a.m. Fri. and Sat. OC3 LQ7DD:3. GIVE TO THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY. it- NEW FOR CAROLINA FANS f IS ft1"! , 1 wfes'i A 1982 Memento of TARHEEL NATIONAL CHAMPS, Great keepsake or gift for students or alumni. INCLUDES: Carolina Coke and Blue Soda. Complete season schedule and scores. Complete list of team members and coaching staff An attractive display box HURRY-LIMITED SUPPLY $14.50 $1.50 postage & handling ; ; i I Send check or money order for $16.00 to: j j CAROLINA SET, PO BOX 20236, Raleigh, N.C. 27619 Name Order ; j Address ' : . Zip j j State j COME TO NEW HAMPSHIRE Camp Counselor Positions at Outstanding Sports Camps Camp Wlnaukee for Boys and Robindel for Girls One mile apart on 22 mile lake, near "On Golden Pond" site and the Maine coast. Good salaries and all transportation paid. - Seek fly aJified specialists in all areas. PERSONAL INTERVIEWS AVAILABLE AT uoolen Gym (2nd floor) 3-5 PM Ehrtnghouse (Athletic Dining Hall) ." ."!--7$M on Thursday, March 17 fff:Mt? I r, ' 1 " " li ho s fa MicExGys: .2 9m SU.S ALL the PizzL Spaghetti and Garlic Bread YOU CflN EflT for. $3.49 5 drink included I fill HOC Permits 968-883S i J t rsn, At Tho Historic Station in Carrboro W W V. V I V.. J. A'sampio" from our menu. " t l f " its Luncheon . . . Spagg's Burger's 6 oz. burger with your choice of toppings on our homemade rolls . . .... $2.25 Lazagna chefs favorite ....... .... $3.25 Luncheon Combinations Steaks Pasta Burger with Salad Pasta Soup - served from 11:30-2:00 Mon.-Fri or Soup & Salad or 2 Vegetables $2.95 Dinner... Shrimp and Shells Baby Shrimp and Seashell Pasta $3.45 Hearty Meat Ragu our specialty .... reg. $2.95 pasta and sauce I g. $3.95 Steaks with all the trimmings . ..... $2.95-$5.95 served from 5:00-10:00 7 nights a week 201 E, Main Wine, Boor Averted Spirits Carrboro All ads must be prepaid. Deadline: Ad must be received by 12 (noon) one business day before publication. Classified ad may be placed at the DTH office or mailed to the DTH Carolina Union 065A, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. 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 ARE YOU A MONOPOLY fanatic? Do you get into trading Real Estate? A campus tournament will be held on Sunday, March 20th in 207-209 of the Union at 1:00 pm. Sign-up at Union Desk by March 17th. We have free pairs of tlx for the winners to English Beat and Admission Night Films. THE DTH IS NOW accepting applications for th tadaat-afrJargw poaixtoB oa th DTH Board of Directors. Students should aabatM nam, com letter mmd at toast three references to the DTH office (berareea 1 ass end 4 pea) before March 18. 1983. Stadcot with business x perieacs preferred. HANDICAPPED AWARENESS DAY WITH the Carolina Union Human Relations Committee. Are you interested in helping out? If so, come to a meeting on Tuesday, March 22 at 4:00 p.m. in Union. Room 220. JEFF LAND INVITES ALL his friends to visit him at his new location. Take One Hair cutters, 203A East Franklin Street (across from campus). Ten years ex perience in Chapel Hill. NO ONE ELSE DARES. But we've been doing it for 3 years and still going strong. Chapel HilTs favorite pre-weekend celebration! If s "Bottomless cups tonight at Purdy's featur ing four hours of FREE BEER! CAROLINA CONCERT FOR CHILDREN Publici ty Meeting Tonight: 6:30 pas la Union. Bands signed Ready to roll. Important: Contact chairmen if yon cannot attend. SUMMER HOUSING FOR WOMEN is available at Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority. Air cond., free parking, double or single rooms, kitchen privileges. Call 967-2646. THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE Employees' Association College Scholarship Fund is now accepting applications (or Fall 1983 awards. Association members may contact Ellen Dlggs at 966-4360 for application forms. April 1 is the deadline. lost Cc found LOST: GOLD BRACELET WITH four white sapphires in or around Grad Library or Health Sciences Library. Substantial reward. Contact Kim at 968-1226 after five. FOUND: MET. MUSEUM OF Art Poster at bus stop near Carolln- '-n on M- 14. Call 942-227? to claim. LOST ON SHORT CUT path between Law School and Craige (possibly in Eliaus parking lot): an oval jade earring m gold setting. If found call Cathy 933-3510. help wanted OVERSEAS JOBS-SUMMERYEAR round. Europe, S. Amer., Australia, Asia. All Fields. $500-1100 monthly. Sightseeing. Free Info. Write UC Box 52-NC-l Corona Del Mar, CA 92625. CRUISE SHIP JOBS! $14-$28,000. Carribean. Hawaii. World. CaU for Guide, Directory, Newsletter. 1 916-722-1111. Ext UNCHAPEL HILL. INTERESTED AND SKILLED PERSONS are needed as counselors at one of the nation's finest camps for the summer of 1983. Don't miss a chance to have one of the most enriching summers of your life!! For more tniofTtiA Hon call Clark Pfaff at 933-8161 from 730 am-10:30 am jut after 11:00 pm. , SUMMER CAMP COUNSELOR OPENINGS in New Eng land. Camp Beckett (boy's camp) has openings for counse lors and program specialists. Also nurses (RN). Located m Mountains of Wester, Massachusetts, within driving distance , of Boston and New York City, the camp offers a broad camping program emphasizing personal development. Con tact placement office for more information and interviews on March 18. SUMMER JOB, SEARCH DIFFICULT? National firm now' hiring. Resume experience, travel excellent pay $3500.00. Average savings for summer. CaK 942-5151 for interview in formation. w ' COUNSELORS. OVER 19 WHO like to have fun and make fun at unique overnight boys' summer camp in Perma. Able to instruct either one of following: watersafety, waterskiing, boating, soccer, basketball, arts and crafts, rockclimbing, riQery, ham radio, rocketry, science, archery, track, tennis, golf, photography, pioneering, or general athletics. Write Camp Director, 138 Red Rambler Drive, Lafayette Hill, PA. 19444. SMOKERS! THE EPA NEEDS males, 1840, for a blood study involving 2 visits, 1 Vi hours total, on the UNC cam pus. S15 compensation. Call 966-1253, Monday-Friday, 8-5. $106.80 DAILY EARNINGS. WORKING in the comfort and security of your own home. No experience. All ages. Fully guaranteed. Complete details and application form sent on request. Send serf-addressed stamped envelope to: BLR 2002 W. 4th St.StUlwater. OK 74074 HELP NEEDED: ECON 70 (Statistics) tutor needed. Good pay if you know your hit. Call MarsKaU st 929-2004. LIFEGUARDS WANTED FOR HOPE VaDey Country Oub. Call 489-6565 for application or pick up at club office. EXCITING SUMMER JOBS FOR college students or faculty as counselorinstructors in tennis, water ski, crafts, kayak, canoe, scuba, riflery, rock climb, etc. Includes good salary, food, lodging and a fun and rewarding experience. Reply im mediately to The Summit Camps, Box 100, Cedar Mtn., NC 28718 - . . BLACK MALES AND FEMALES Earn $5hr-get a free physical, and help the environment. The EPA needs healthy non-smokers, age 18-35 for a breathing study on the UNC campus. For more Information call 966-1253, Monday-Friday. 8-5. - i SUMMER JOBS-CHARLOTTE PUBLISHING Company looking for salesmen. Prefer southwestern or varsity men. No door to door sales. For more information caS 704 374-0729. IF YOU HAVE HAD direct selling experience here's a sum mer Job experience for you. Sell yellow page advertising for your Campus Telephone Directories. Some travel necessary. Average commissions earned in a 12 week selling period $3500. Top salesperson earned $7,000 in summer of 1982., AO expense paid 4-day training program in Chapel HiH, N.C. Send resume and letter describing previous sales experience to: Ms. Jan Bolick, University Directories, P.O. Box 2145. Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514. You will be contacted for a per sonal interview. ' , ; ' services SUBLETTAKE OVER LEASE. Available May 15 t bdr., AC, 3 pools, tennis courts, free bus service to campus (Duke ; or UNC). CaB Rebecca or Lisa at 493-6307. business opportunity OWN YOUR OWN JEAN-Sportswear, Infant-Preteen or Ladies Apparel Store. Offering all nationally known brands . .such as Jordache. Chic, Lee, Levi, Vanderbilt, CsJvtai Klein, Wrangler over 200 other brands. $7,900 to $24,500 Indudes f beginning inventory, airfare for one to Fashion Center, traJn v - jng; fixtures, grand opening promotions. CaU Mr. Loughlm at (612) 888-6555. E.J. & COMPANY Light and Sound Shows. More NEW' music, more NEW equipment, but the same GOOD RELI ABLE EXPERIENCED SERVICE and yes, simply unbeliev-; able; the same low price $125.004 nr. Can Eddy Heming-v , way 967-8871. ' - s.i,,;--,s-.-U BIRTH CHOICE PREGNANT? Struggling wiuxXfnwri. decision? Can we help? Call 942-3030. ' SKYBUS "83 NO FRILLS student teacher flights Europe,";' Asia, Mideast, AfricaGlobal Travel, 521 Fifth Ave. N.Y. N.Y. 10017 (212) 379-3532 (Book early to avoid disappointment). ctssses YOGA. ITS A QUESTION of Joy! The Yoga Place wfU offer 8 classes each week. 321-55 for beginning and -continuing students. For information caB, 967-9686. 452 West Franklin Street since 1975. , for sale 1 MISS M'A'S'H" bumper stickers: send stamped, setf addressed envelope to: J.D. Promotions, Box 1342. Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514. Enclose $1.00 check or money order. TENNIS RACKETS "at man order prices with pro shop ser vice." Partial listing Prince Pro $87.50, Kennex Power ' $53.50, Wilson Kramer Mid $73.50 (INCLUDES STRING ING) Five Oaks Pro Shop 493-1495. SPRING SALE BACK DOOR RECORDS $1.00 off LP's, Tapes Wad. March 16th thrn Taos. March 22nd, 136 East Ronessaiy. Lows Lewd NCN3 Plaxa, 12-6 p.sa. Mom.-Sat. 933-0019 YARD SALE EXTRAVAGANZA! Sat, March 19, 10 a.m!-2 p.m. WOMEN'S CLOTHES (sizes 6-10). records, books. MEN'S NTXES, sporting goods, appliances, stereos, camera, furniture, pillows, games. Everything CHEAP! 121 Pine St. Carrboro, 929-6220. GREAT BUY! A SANYO 3.5 cb. ft. refrigerator for sale. Price is the lowest anywhere. Only 2 yrs. old great condition! Please call 933-5252. . EASY PAKXING. EASY GAS. Konda CB360 phis aB the extras. Better than a naop head for only $500.00 CaU 929-5247 anytime (within reason). HUNTERS! CHESAPEAKE BAY RETREJVERS for sale. Superior hunting dog because of great size, strength, dur ability. The bloodline is finest you've ever seen, guaranteed! Must call for details. Will negotiate price or trade. Call 933-9022. Hurry. FOR SALE: FOUR TICKETS to NCAA first round in Greensboro. 942-8286. . MODERN MOVEMENT DANCE EXPERIENCE the Joy of movement! Modem, Jazz, ballet, aerobics. March 14 through May 5. Pay per dassper i CLOSE TO CAMPUS. 929-3447. roocusstes NON-SMOKING FEMALE WANTED TO share Northamp ton Plaza Apt. $140month includes utilities. Available May -15. CaB 929-3751. - TWO NON-SMOKING FEMALES NEEDED to share two bedroom Kingswood apartment Cost is $108.33 per month plus Vi utilities. Cafl 929-8178 and ask for Maria. WORKING FEMALE STUDENT WOULD like to share house or apartment with non-smoking grad or prof, female. Call Barbara 966-25. ROOMMATE NEEDED FOR A nice 2 bedroom apartment in Berkshire Manor. Has air conditioning, pool and Is on busline. Starting June 1st $155. Vz utilities. Please caB Amy at 9684306 or 942-5999. .( . CLOSED OUT? NEED 1 FEMALE to share 2 bedroom Old WeO Apt beginning May or June. $155.00 xh utilities. CaB 929-1865. Cathy. HI! I NEED A roommate. Female non-smoker needed to share either Carolina or Old WeB apartment You must be attending the seat tons this summer. CaB Terry Walter 933-3148. rides for rent NEED RIDE TO HUNTINGTON. WV over Easier to visit grandfather and boyfriend. Can leave Thursday after 3:30. return Monday. Share gas, driving. CaB MeUnda 929-3122. LARGE ONE BEDROOM APT. for rent. Six month or one year lease available. Across from University Mall. CaB Cam clot Aprs. 929-2964. CLOSED OUT? ONE BEDROOM apt to sublet for June and July. Option to renew lease in August Contact LaBron ot Jerry after 6 p.m. 967-2054. NEED RIDE TO D.C. area weekend of March 25th, Coming and going help with usual. Suzanne 9334426. Laura 933-8431. NEED A KDE TO WfUnJasgta Friday and hack Chanel IIS oa Sanday. CaU 967-34&0 and as f Ansia, wanted STUCK WITH TICKETS to Greensboro on Thursday? la take them off your hands. CaB Roy at 933-6381. personals SCOTT FROM WILMINGTON. HERE is your personal! Try to keep the ieOows hi line, I know that is a )obl En)oyed danc ing with you at Purdy's hope Is see you there again sometime. See ya! H.P. CATHARINE EVANS-COME BY the DTH offica to neck yonr chock book. Ask for Linda during DROP BY THE SECOND Annual New Wei Spring Hearth Fab- and find out what fun, free, and healthy activmes Carohna has to offer. Tuesday. March 22, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Carolina Union. Call 966-2231 (Ext 275) for more information. HEY MOREHEAD CONFEDERATION! For a Real Direction and a New Life Elect David Suddreth. our Governor and Leslie Nesbn, our Lt Governor. Election Date: Thursday, March 17. 1-7 pm. Z3T MILE OF PEXNSES. Satavday. March 19th. BaBoosi SAO, on FraakThi St AM nmcaads go to APO rssaii. Chest, gatawdny BBsa, ZBT lianas; 220 Finiey RU 90 suas. Rock to the WHITE ANIMALS, roll to MULTIPLE ken of COOKS TVs Party haw ariS I to and frost caatpas. Look for netaBa on i this week. .and yon thonaht sprist fereah HAPPY ST. PATTYS DAY Patty! Yes ifs you Patfy-The resident taxi driver, personal banker, travel agent, bar tender: See you at Miller Time. THE DTH IS NOW CBpHeatione for the on the DTH Board of cover letter and at teas three references to the DTH offfes (bernreen 10 am and 6 nan) before March IS. 19SS. ACE: HAPPY 8TH. "Ifs been such a long time." Just kVW dtng. F 18 up the levels. Shafl we go for nine? GUYS AND GSSLS WHO ORDERED GISSL Scons Cookies. They are ke at The DaOy Tar Heel Of fice. Ash for I FAFKATS. HEY YOU WATCH yourselves, pals. Bright and articulate is no way to go through lue. Here's to Ernest Hem ingway. Eddie Murphy, Mickey Mouse, and being an asshole. Looking forward to Mahatma and Green Beer. We love you. The Boys. OP ANYONE KNOWS ANYTHING ABOUT A black blase left fa Room 217 Stadswt Union, please nek for Kejeaava as DTH office). Reward offered. THE ORDER OF THE BELL TOWER Is conducting a spring membership drive. Applications are available at the Union Desk and are due Thursday, March 17 at the Union Desk. THE HEY DINCYI - Here's to a ayant gneini Break! - frsl lima. Coots and Girl Scot Cockles - Wakle, Watte, egos and hakie - that's no fsuenyt. water same on the stfrka, need beta with yoear skis?. Key Larao and Key Went road tripe -How ton those VaadnrhnBa Gave?! Chaaaee Fire Draw, heat It. and bar hopping by boat thanks for everythJogl -Yonr Dransa Major Friend. Sne. E. GET EXPOSURE! Enter the AXO Photo Contest for Easter Seals. Blackwhite or cokx mounted 11x14 due by April 8, 5 p.m. at 215 E. Rosemary St. Prizes swarded at Open House, April 10, from 2-5 p.m. CaB 968-0057. HEY. SAPPHIRE! HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Scran staff-Irs yowr day. Y Mae Jmanette HEY MOREHEAD RESIDENTS! Cast a vote for experience, innovative ideas, and a new approach to leadership. Vote Pamela Newell, governor and Richard Lord. LL Governor. IVCF MID-CAMPUS PRESENTS "CaB ThneouT deal ing with prayer at 7 pm tonight In the Union, Herb Or mond wifl be the guest speaker. Come Join us! HOlel wifl hold Shabbat Services and dinner. Friday, March 18. Services at 6. dinner at 7. 13.50 Chicken. $3.00 veggie. Reservations requested by Friday noon, 942-4057. t, MISS SAPPHIRE OUVTA Jcansnan. am bach to say old seif. an to soma stew wtcha, and machine, another Mrtbdey. Sha. we aB shed a sear? No way! Tm mot ncttfef. older, rat awtthsa IssnL ATTENTION CHINESE and Seafood lovers! Door to door free delivery of our famous Sino-Calabash style seafood and snr -bird authentic Chinese food, from Hunan and Szechuan. Please caB in for your orders (minimum of 2). Aha Inquire about our daily dinner Special. Daily Luncheon Special is $2.75 Including soup, main entree, fried rice or lo-mein (min imum of four orders). One dollar off with this ad. Jade Palace Chinese and Seafood Restaurant. Across from NCNB, Carr boro. 942-0006. WIN A BASKETBALL AUTOGRAPHED by the UNC Tar Heels! Raffle tickets (50C) are available from 10:30-1:30 daily at the Lambda CM Alpha. Bounce for breath table located in front of the Union. AB proceeds go to the N.C Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. GUY. THIS ONE'S FOR you. Rock, and MacD. Thanks for al the fun last week, especially DISNEY! You watch yourselves, pals, you FAFsl Busch Gardens, here we come! See you Thursday. Love, Teresa, Melody, and Lauren. , JANET. ANN. CINDY. LUSHABETH. Edlush. Preston. Ken, Linda, Kenny, and WiBard. Thanks for making my birthday so much fun. Yafl are terrific! Daisy Gafl. TERESA. KAY ANN. SUE. and ANN. Here's to skiing, snorkel ing. baihopping by boat, "helping skiers", rum run ners, Vanderbilt men, the Keys, Coots, and future roadtript Thanks for making my Spring Break tunderbar. Love, Claudia P.S. An extra special thanks goes to you, Teresa, because without you this aB wouldn't have been possible. HAPPY EI3TKDAY FATRIC1A1 Hone kf s areat! Angle
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