2The Daily Tar HeelTuesday, September 27, 1983
NCNB to stiffen checking policy
By KYLE MARSHALL
Staff Writer
If your checking account is with NCNB ,
National Bank, be prepared for an in
crease in free-checking requirements to go
along with lower fees for automated teller
machines beginning Oct. 1.
The state's largest bank announced the
changes last week. To avoid fees for
regular checking accounts, a customer
must have a rriinirnum balance of $600 or
an average of $1,000. But a customer with
a rninimum of $500 in an NCNB savings
account also can get free checking.
The increases are up from a $500
minimum or $750 average m checking and
a $300 minimum in savings.
For customers who don't meet the
minimum requirements, the flat fee of $2 a
month will remain unchanged, while the
cost of cashing a check will increase from
Reagan challenges Soviets
to limit nuclear weapons
The Associated Press
UNITED NATIONS Declaring that
"a nuclear war cannot be won and must
never be fought," President Reagan of
fered Monday to make new proposals to
limit medium-range nuclear weapons in
Europe, and challenged the Soviet Union
to make comparable concessions toward
an agreement.
Reagan told the U.N. General Assembly
that if the Soviets make concessions of
their own, the United States will consider a
new ceiling on the number of U.S. missiles
in Europe, reductions in planned deploy
ment of new Pershing 2 and cruise mis
siles, and companion curbs on numbers of
aircraft.
"The door to an agreement is open,"
Reagan said. "It is time for the Soviet
Union to walk through it."
Soviet ambassador, Oleg Troyanovsky,
sat quietly as Reagan denounced the
Kremlin's explanation of the shooting
down of a Korean airliner as "a timely
reminder of just how different the Soviets'
concept of truth and international
cooperation is from that of the rest of the
world."
Reagan was warmly applauded by most
U.N. delegations, even though he accused
member nations from straying from the
"original ideals" of the world body when
it was founded in 1945.
The initial Soviet response to Reagan's
arms control proposals, disclosed to the
Soviets on Friday at the arms control talks
in Geneva, Switzerland, was that they
represented nothing new. Richard O.
Ovinnikov, one of the Soviet's U.N.
delegates, said they were a cover-up for "a
sugar-coated deployment.":, x j '
Reagari said hVprorwsalfwere intended
to reply to concerns raised by the Soviets,
Carrboro apartment fire damages
From staff reports
A small fire Monday night caused an
estimated $500 damage to an apartment
in Old Well Apartments in Carrboro.
Assistant Chief Wayne Lacock of the
Carrboro Fire Department said about 15
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20 cents to 25 cents.
And the cost of using a teller machine
will fall to 15 cents from 20 cents.
The changes are necessary because of
deregulation in the banking industry,
NCNB spokesman Kevin Barris said Mon
day. Deregulation has forced banks to give
customers higher interest rates on savings
accounts and has prompted banks to give
additional services such as free checking.
"Deregulation has forced the banking
industry to be conducted as a business,"
Barris said. "We have to price our services
to reflect other prices in the market."
For example, Negotiable Order of
Withdrawal accounts pay interest while al
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are opening NOW and money market ac
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"buying funds" from those customers,
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"If we're paying you 5V4 percent in-
but he gave no missile or aircraft numbers.
He said details would be left to the
negotiators in Geneva.
The president said, however, that if the
Soviet Union agreed to reduce and place
global limits on its SS-20 medium-range
missiles, already installed, the United
States no longer would insist on matching
the Soviet ceiling with deployment of U.S.
missiles in Europe. The United States,
though, would retain the right to deploy
missiles elsewhere, he said.
Reagan said the United States will con
sider a Soviet demand that any agreement
on medium-range weapons also include
limits on aircraft as well as missiles.
He also said that if there is agreement on '
missile reductions, the United States would
be prepared to reduce the number of
Pershing 2 and ground-launched cruise
missiles it plans to deploy on West Euro
pean soil starting in December.
NATO is planning to. deploy 108
Pershings and 464 cruise missiles in
Europe to match the 351 Soviet SS-20s
. already deployed. Each of the American
missiles has a single warhead, while the
SS-20s carry three warheads.
"I believe that if governments are deter
mined to deter and prevent war, there will
not be war," Reagan said. "Nothing is
more in keeping with the spirit of the U.N.
Charter than arms control. -
"If the Soviets sit down at the bargain
ing table seeking genuine arms reductions,
there will be arms reductions. The time has
come for the Soviet Union to show proof
that it wants arms control in reality, not
just in rhetoric," the president said.
British Foreign Secretary Geoffrey
Howe said afterward that Reagan's speech
demonstrates "that the West means busi
ness over disarmament. It is now up to the
Russians to respond in the same spirit."
firefighters were called out at 6:35 p.m. to
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was extinguished before firefighters arriv
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The occupants Of the apartment were
not injured.
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terest so you can keep your money with us,
we've got to make up for it by charging for
checks. The fee increases we just an
nounced reflect that."
In addition, per-check and teller
machine fees for NCNB "Bonus Check
ing," "Deluxe Banking" and "Personal
Money Market Checking" accounts will
change the same as regular checking ac
counts. The decrease in teller machine fees is the
result of cheaper operating costs for the
machines. It's less expensive to operate
them than to hire more, tellers. "But the
services you can get from a teller are much
more than what you can get from a
machine," Barris said. .
Spokesmen for otherlarge banks in
North Carolina said last week they had no
immediate plans to raise their fees or
rninimums.
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Ronald Reagan
Reagan told the General Assembly dele-
gates that "governments got in the way of
the dreams" of the U.N. founders.
"Dreams became issues of East vs.
West," he said. "Hopes became political
rhetoric. Progress became a search for
power and domination. Somewhere the
truth was lost that people don't make war,
governments do.
"This body was to speak with the voice
of moral authority," Reagan declared.
"What has happened to the dreams of the
U.N.'s founders? What has happened to
the spirit which created the U.N.?"
He promised the United States would
uphold "the original ideals" of the United
Nations and give unwavering support to
U.N. peacekeeping efforts in such places
as Lebanon and Cyprus.
Troyanovsky's speech, scheduled for to
day, was delayed until Oct. 4 for
"technical reasons." He headed the Soviet
delegation Monday in the absence of
Soviet Foreign Andrei Gromyko, who
canceled his appearance when his plane
was barred from landing at commercial
airports in the New York area.
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and damage was limited to curtains and
paint, Lacock said.
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15 minutes.
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WASHINGTON Top officials of the International
Monetary Fund said Monday that their agreement setting
limits on loans to needy nations allows the agency to keep up
its battle against the international financial crisis.
"We are now stronger. . .we will retain our role as catalyst
in the fight," said Willy de Clercq, chairman of the agency's
policy-making Interim Committee.
Financial ministers representing the Fund's 146 member
states reached agreement early Monday to limit access to its
lending pool.
The agreement cleared the air for the formal opening today
of the IMFs 38th annual meeting in conjunction with its sister
organization, the World Bank.
Together, they are the world's largest lending agencies. The
IMF makes loans to nations with severe debt loads and
balance-of-payments problems while the World Bank finances
development projects, usually to the neediest countries.
Slicing up the Fund's lending pie had been a difficult prob
lem. The Fund's largest contributor, the United States, had
been pressing the IMF to curtail its loans to countries in dire
financial straits.
BELFAST, Northern Ireland Police captured two more
IRA guerrillas who shot their way out of Belfast's Maze prison
but the government said Monday it will be difficult to catch
the 21 still at large.
Supporters of the Irish Republican Army set bonfires in
Belfast to celebrate what they called "the great escape" of 38
convicts from the maximum security prison on Sunday. It was
Britain's biggest jailbreak, and three of those still on the run
are among the Irish Republican Army's top gunmen.
British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, in Canada on an
official visit, called the jailbreak "a very serious in
cident. . .the gravest in our prison history."
Police have recaptured 17 guerrillas, including two who
were grabbed Monday as they walked on a narrow country
road 10 miles south of the prison and a few miles north of the
border with the'Irish Republic.
Soviets return
The Associated Press
NEVELISK, U.S.S.R. Soviet of
ficials gave a U.S.-Japanese delegation five
crates of fuel-soaked clothes and other
debris but no bodies from the downed
South Korean jetliner Monday, leaving the
visitors disappointed and suspicious.
"I was not surprised by the meagerness.
I tended to think it would be like that,"
said one of the Americans, characterizing
the 76 items returned in the four-hour
meeting. The Soviets claimed they sur
rendered all they had found.
A Soviet jet fighter shot down Korean
Air Lines flight 007 on Sept. 1 over
Sakhalin Island, killing all 269 people
aboard including 61 Americans.
Moscow claims the plane was spying for
the United States and has refused to
apologize for its action. But it allowed the
U.S.-Japanese team to visit this port on
Sakhalin on a Japanese patrol boat to get
debris recovered by Soviet searchers.
Heading the Soviet delegation was Maj.
Gen. A.I. Romanenko, chief of the Soviet
border forces for the Sakhalin and Kurile
Islands. Four Japanese and three
American officials attended the talks that
one described as "very formal no one
invited us to lunch."
It was the first time the Soviet Union
has surrendered items from the Boeing
747. Romanenko denied his crews have
recovered bodies or the cockpit flight
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through diet, exercise and faith in God.
Stapleton, 53, died at home around 11:30 a.m., according
to her husband, Dr. Robert Stapleton. He refused to comment
further when reached by telephone.
A spokeswoman for Carter said the former president was in
Plains, Ga., Monday but would not say whether Carter
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the Rogers & Breece Funeral Home said Carter would attend
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Carter visited Stapleton during a May family reunion in
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WASHINGTON The commission made famous by
James Watt's verbal gaffe heard renewed attacks on the in
terior secretary's coal leasing program Monday as the big
question of Watt's future remained undecided. -
While environmentalists were criticizing Watt's ambitious
coal leasing plans, Watt was described by aides as conducting a
routine round of in-house meetings to discuss normal Interior
Department business not whether he should resign.
Interior Department officials said Watt still hoped to ride
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resolution calling on him to resign for conduct "totally
unbefitting a senior Cabinet member."
RALEIGH State. Sen. Bob Jordan, D-Montgomery, an
nounced Monday that he will seek the Democratic nomination
for lieutenant governor in 1984, making him the first official
candidate in that race.
The four-term senator announced his plans at rallies of
about 150 people in Charlotte and Greensboro and before
about 300 people in Raleigh. He was to stop Monday night in
Mount Gilead, his hometown, and then travel across the state
to announce his plans today, Wednesday and Thursday.
"1984 is not just an election year," Jordan said in Raleigh.
"It will be a time that we in North Carolina must face up to
some important decisions about our future."
Others expected to enter the race for lieutenant governor are
state Sen. Harold Hardison, D-Lenoir, and former House
Speaker Carl Stewart of Gastonia.
items from downed jetliner
recorders, which could reveal new details
about the last moments of the doomed
plane and why it veered off course into
Soviet airspace.
Japanese searchers have recovered five
dismembered bodies and hundreds of
debris items in waters off northern Japan.
At least 16 Soviet and six American vessels
continued the search Monday west of
Sakhalin.
"We asked Romanenko persistently and
I looked at him straight in the face and
asked if they really hadn't found any
bodies," Minora Tanba, chief of the
Foreign Ministry Soviet section and head
of the delegation, said at a news con
ference later.
The officials arrived early Monday
aboard the Maritime Safety Agency patrol
boat Tsugara after a 15-hour voyage from
the northern Japan port of Otaru.
The American group was led by Lynn
Pascoe, deputy director of the office of
Soviet affairs in the State Department. The
others were Dennis Wilham, senior
representative for Asia of the Federal
Aviation Administration and Navy Capt.
Bert Deny.
The party was whisked from the landing
to a nearby port authority building. The
area was not busy and most of the struc
tures were dilapidated, probably built
before World War II.
Fifteen militia and border guards ringed
the building, apparently to warn off
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curious bystanders.
The items included seven pairs of pants
and a suit coat soaked in kerosene jet fuel,
five battered oxygen bottles, six brown
seat cushions, a tattered orange liferaft
and pieces of metal, apparently from ah
engine casing.
Among four bundles of surrendered
"documents" were a South Korean
newspaper, a Boeing 747 technical
manual, what appeared to be a business
contract and an application for a masters
course at Japan's Tsukuba University.
The American and Japanese officials
said they repeatedly asked Romanenko
how only 76 items could have been
jecovered in the. massive Soviet search,
which has included undersea trawling and
deep dives by mini-submarines.
One American, when asked if the
Soviets had turned over all they had
found, said, "They said it was everything
but do you believe in Santa Claus?"
The Americans wished not to be quoted
by name because they feared it might ag
gravate tension.
Tanba said the Soviets told the delega
tion they "were not 100 percent sure" but
believed the surrendered items were from
the downed plane. He said the Soviets
claimed they found the debris between
Sept. 1 and 20 on the northern shore of
.Moneron island west of Sakhalin, and on
the southwest shores of Sakhalin.
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Pam-Rah.-
ECT HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO one of the cutest girls 1 have
ever met! You're legal now for four days (and many more
beyond), so enjoy it. forry you hroze, but let's do it again!
Your S-Boy.
HEY. LIRA! HAPPY BECOMING legal! Make the most of
the 3 days you have too bad we can't enjoy K with you!
Fellow crazy Jamesians.
HEY BAND! I WANT to thank you for aD your support last
week. I'm very glad to be a part of the "Pride of the ACC,
Marching Tarheels and pround to be your Homecoming
representative. I love you all! Dominica.
UVA Bug Trip!
The Union Recreation
Committee has a bus
and tickets for UNC
UVA football game.
Sat., Nov. 12th. Sign
up in Pit, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thurs
day, 11-2, $10.00.
Cash deposit needed.
GO HEELS!
UVA Bus Trip!