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2The Daily Tar HeelWednesday, November 30, 1983 U.S.-Soviet The Associated Press GENEVA, Switzerland U.S.-Soviet talks on reducing strategic arms resumed Tuesday and they were expected to con tinue despite the Soviet walkout from paralled negotiations on medium-range missiles in Europe. Soviet negotiator Viktor P. Karpov met for more than three hours with American negotiator Edward L. Rowny and said the Strategic Arms Reduction, or START talks, would go on despite what he called U.S. efforts to block an accord. Paul Nitze, the U.S. negotiator at the aborted medium-range talks, said at a London news conference he hoped an ex pected that the Soviets also would resume the medium-range negotiations but that he had no firm evidence they would. " The Kremlin scuttled the parallel Intermediate-Range nuclear Force talks Nov. 23 after the West German Parlia ment approved NATO deployment of the 572 new missiles. Moscow has announced 6 dead, 30 hurt as The Associated Press BEIRUT, Lebanon Druse gunners shelled Lebanese army positions in Christian east Beirut Tuesday, killing six civilians and wounding 30, police said. Shiite Moslem militiamen, meanwhile, kidnapped then freed about 60 Christian employees of Lebanon's Middle East Airlines. Shells crashed into outlying Christian neighborhoods of east Beirut as Druse gunners in the central mountains pounded army batteries with artillery, multiple rocket launchers and tank can nons. The soldiers responded with long-range guns. Christian-controlled radio stations appealed to east Beirut's population to remain indoors, as the area shook with the sound of exploding shells. Associated Press reporter Samir Ghattas said that from the All Brands Importers Inc.. New York. Sole U.S. Importer 6. AHI1 (r a (nr(. Imported Moosehead. Stands head and antlers above the BRAKE FOR M00SEHEAD. WHEN YOU DRINK DON'T DRIVE. Classified Info Return ad and check or jnoney 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 5t 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 BRING US YOUR VIDEOTAPES for student video show case! Applications at Union desk. Deadline Dec. 1st. WOULD YOU LIKE TO see Howard Leo ran for Congress? If so, come meet Howard Lee and Bad oat how yoa can make a difference ia next year's election! Reception, Than. Dec 1 7:30. Morri aoa Dona Loans. PROSPECTIVE RA's - STOP IN the pit today between 11-2 to learn about the week in the life of an RA1 Ralndate is to- lost and found LOST: DIAMOND PENDANT NECKLACE, Friday, No vember 25th on Franklin Street or campus. Extremely high reward. Please call Janet 966-2358 or 929-2395. LOST: BLUE WALLET BETWEEN Fetzer Gym and Wilson Library. Sentimental value. Reward offered. No questions. Please call Deborah 933-1784. LOST: LONG GOLD "S" chain with Fairystone cross around Cameron Avenue on Nov. 22. Please call Margaret at 929 3096. Reward. help wanted WANTED: MALE STUDENTS FOR Spring Semester re search study on effects of aerobic running programs. Those participating will recieve physical education credit and per sonalized training routines, if interested In getting into good physical condition, come to orientation meeting on 11 3083 at 7:30 pm In room 109 Fetzer Gymnasium or contact Steve Nelson at 933-0130 during evenings. How does your apartment rate? Return your TENANT SURVEY today for the 1984 Southern Part of Heaven? Housing Guide 962-8313 ISCft arms talks resume counter-plans to put new Soviet rockets in East bloc states and on submarines near U.S. shores. Karpov declared as he left the three hour and 15-minute session Tuesday, one of the longest in the 17-month-old START talks, "There is no progress up to now and as I have stated many times, the position of the American side is not for agreement." But he said the talks would go on. Ask ed if the negotiations would continue beyond Thursday, the next scheduled ses sion, Karpov replied with a laugh: "A step at a time." Karpov's comments suggest that the Soviets want to keep open avenues of negotiation while showing anti-missile opposition groups in the West "good faith" by staying at START as the cur rent round approaches an expected recess date next week. This would allow Moscow to keep pressure on NATO while it draws up strategy, including a possible merger of the two sets of talks. Druse shell Lebanese positions roof of his midcity apartment he could see three fires raging in Beirut's main Christian residential neighborhood of Ashrafiyeh. He said army batteries in the suburban hilltop neighborhood of Mekalles were firing into the mountains while rockets rained on Ashrafiyeh and the adjacent Christian neighborhood of Fin Rummaneh and Furn el-Shubbak. The Christian Voice of Lebanon radio said hundreds of shells and rockets crashed into east Beirut, calling it the worst viola tion of the Sept. 26 civil war cease-fire. Shells and rockets also fell near the U.S. Marine base at Beirut airport and near the presidential palace and the Defense Ministry in suburban Baabda, five miles east of Beirut, radio stations reported. No casualties were reported among the Marines, who suffered one injured Monday in a shelling barrage. NEED HOLIDAY CASH? ASTHMA sufferer -am $75 ia aa EPA Breathing Study oa the UNC campus. To qualify you most be aula, 18-35, with currently active asthma. For more informa tion please call 966-1253, Monday-Friday, 8-5. SECRETARY: FLEXIBLE HOURS 12-15 per week. Re quires general office skills, good typing, proofreading. $3.50hr. Ideal for grad. students. Resumes only to Analyti cal Consultants, Suite 203, Kroger Plaza, Chapel HUl. NEED HOLIDAY CASH? FEMALES and black males $45 will be paid to healthy non smokers, age 18-35, who complete aa EPA breathing study oa the UNC campus. For snore info please call 966-1253, Monday-Friday 8 am-5 pas. OVERSEAS JOBS-SUMMERYEAR round. Europe. S. Amer.. Australia, Asia. All fields. $500-$1200 monthly. Sightseeing. Free Info. Write IJC, Box 52-NC1 Corona Del Mar, CA 92625. TALENTED HANDYMAN: CARPENTRY, ERRANDS, yardwork. Flexible schedule needed. 3 hours twice a week call 929-7529. WANTED GRADUATE STUDENTS FOR temporary work at Student Stores, Textbook Department. Must be able to work 8:00 am to 5:00 pm December 13th through Decem ber 21st, 1983. Contact Ms. Hazel- O'Quinn, Mr. Charlie Byrd or Mr. Boyd Ellington in Textbook Department, Da niels Building. Equal opportunity Affirmative action em ployer. CLERK-TOWN OF CHAPEL Hill. Start Jan. 3. 20 hrswk, noon-5 p.m.; M, W, Th & F. No work in August nor Decem ber. Involves registering Rfcreatiori's program participants, telephone inquiries, filing, typing. S3.35hr. Apply by Dec 2: Municipal Bldg. 306 N. Columbia. EOAAE. GUARANTEED WEEKLY INCOME Mailing circulars. No limit Free supplies. Send 25 cents and stamped envelope to: Box 119, T Landers, 308 Westwood Plaza, Los Angeles. Calif. 90024. TRAVEL FIELD OPPORTUNITY. Gain valuable marketing experience while earning money. Campus representative needed immediately for spring break trip to Florida. Contact BUI Ryan (312) 858-4888 collect. BIOCHEMISTRY, GRADUATE SCHOOL FELLOWSHIPS at the University of Alabama Medical Center. The Graduate Program In Biochemistry at the University of Alabama in Birmingham invites applications from highly qualified stu dents interested in a Ph.D. program. Major areas of empha sis Include fundamental molecular biology, biochemistry of nucleic acids, recombinant-DNA techniques, physical bio chemistry, biochemistry of connective tissues, enzymology. X-ray crystallography and NMR spectroscopy. All students admitted to the program receive fellowships of $7,500 per year, phis tuition and fees. Interested students should contact Dr. Charles E. Bugg, Chairman of the Admissions Commit tee, Department of Biochemistry, University of Alabama in Birmingham, Birmingham, Alabama 35294. Chemistry ma jors are especially encouraged to apply. REMEMBER! Tomorrow is the last day to submit videotapes. . .pick up applications at the Union Desk. Western analysts have said, however, that a merger could complicate the strategic talks without raising prospects for an agreement on medium-range Euromissiles. The Soviet decision to remain at the START talks was consistent with recent Kremlin tactics in the wake of last week's walkout from the intermediate-range negotiations. Aides to British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher said Tuesday she had received a letter from Soviet President Yuri V. Andropov warning against deployment of new U.S. missiles. West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl receiv ed a similar letter Monday, and said it suggested Moscow might reconsider halting talks on medium-range missiles in Europe. The current round of START talks began Oct. 5 when Rowny proposed the U.S. "build-down" plan for reducing each side's warheads and weapons by 5 percent a year. All ads must be prepaid. Deadline: Classified ad must be received by 12 (noon) one business day before publication. Display classified ads must be received by 12 (noon) two business days before publication. HELP WANTED. PART AND full-time positions open on day shift. Burger King. 205 E. Franklin. Apply between 2 and 4 Monday through Friday. No phone calls. GUITARIST NEEDED! IF YOU are a guitarist, and would like to join a band, we need you! If interested call 933-2593, ask for Steve. services ABORTION TO 18 WEEKS. Private and confiden tial GYN facility with Saturday and evening appoint ments available. Pain medication given. Free Pregnancy Tests.t942-0824. STEREO-FAST PROFESSIONAL SERVICE on stereo components. We also repair and upgrade speaker systems. With state-of-the-art drivers. Reasonable rates. Call John Florence. 929-2841. LEARN BARTENDING MALE & Female. Ages 19-up. Day and evening classes. Earn up to $10.50 an hour. U.N.C. Campus. 942-5385. SEMESTER ENDING AND THE house a wreck, right? Housekeeping Extraordinaire to the rescue. Pronto. Ralph Macklin. 933-7410. We guarantee you will receive your rent deposit ,- THE FAIR EXCHANGE IS now buying, selling and trading paperbacks, albums, cassettes, baseball cards and selected magazines. 302 E. Main St Canboro. Free parking. Open everyday. NEED A TYPIST? REASONABLE rates, fast. Call 942-1380 after 6:30 p.m. HOLIDAY CASH! NOW BUYING albums, 45's and cas settes. Good prices. The Album Annex, 108 Henderson St upstairs over the bar. Buy sell and trade. business opportunity OWN YOUR OWN JEAN-SPORTSWEAR, Infant-Preteen, Ladles Apparel, Combination, Accessories, or Large Size store. National brands: Jordache, Chic, Lee, Levi, Vander bih, Izod, Gunne Sax, Esprit, Brittania. Calvin Klein, Sergio Valente, Evan Pic one, Claiborne, Healthtex, 300 others. $7,900 to $24,900, inventory, airfare, training, fixtures, grand opening, etc. Mr. Keenan (612) 888-6555. for rent NEED A SHORT TERM lease? Sublet our 2 bedroom Estes Park- Apartment starting January 1st for only $273 per month. Call 942-4294. WALKING DISTANCE TO CAMPUS. 2 br. 2 baths, $500 per month. Can contract to purchase at low advance price of $67,000. Call CH 967-1684, Raleigh 833-4333. 782-4421. SUBLEASE A KINGS WOOD APT 2 bedrooms 1 bath ad appliances furnished. 329mo. Available Jan. 1. Call 968- 8265. 1 Try Our Steak Dinner tonight, top sirloin grilled to perfection with Spagg's special spuds or pasta, vegetable & hot homemade yeast roll. $3.25 201 E Main Carrboro 942-4008 State and Nation The Associated Press A blizzard blamed for 37 deaths took a parting shot at the Great Lakes region Tuesday while a third snowstorm in eight days laid up to a foot of fresh snow across the icy Rockies. "Now for the blockbuster," warned the National Weather Service in Cheyenne, Wyo. "The latest long-range charts point to another possibly major snowstorm Thursday night or Friday." Eight people in the Midwest died in their cars stuck in snowbanks as the blizzard that stranded thousands of travelers with drifts up to 15 feet high swept through Michigan into Canada. Some died of asphyxiation or ex posure. At least 15 people collapsed and died while shoveling snow, which accumulated up to 2 feet deep in parts of the Midwest, and 14 were killed in traffic accidents on slick roads. LONDON U.S. Ambassador Paul H. Nitze said Tues day he had the impression Soviet President Yuri V. An dropov is "not well," but added, "he is in at least good enough health to approve or disapprove things that are pub lished under his name." Nitze, who has been negotiating with the Soviets on re ducing arms in Europe for nearly two years in Geneva, was asked at a news conference about Andropov. Nitze said he had not asked Soviet officials directly about Andropov because "it seemed to me to be a rude question." There has been increasing speculation about Andropov's health. He had not been seen in public since Aug. 18, and he failed to appear with other Kremlin leaders in Moscow for ceremonies on Revolution Day Nov. 7. The official explana tion at the time was that Andropov had a cold. rest Mi for sale TWO JR. GIRLS TIRED of dorm life. Selling contracts in same suite, tenth floor James. Call 933-4953 or 933-4954. CRAIGE HALL CONTRACT FOR sale -Grad male. Call Bob 933-7173 (night) or 966-4516 (day). H1NTON JAMES CONTRACT FOR sale. Willing to negoti ate price. What a bargain! Good roommate. Call 942-4664 or 933-4433. TIRED OF LIVING IN a ZOO? Need some peace and quiet? Buy my Craige contract Female under -grad first Boor. Call Nancy 933-7042. LEWIS DORM CONTRACT FOR sale 933-1563 Steve leave name and number. SKI EQUIPMENT: SKIS: 195 cm. hart Javelins, marker bind ings ($45) poles: scott poles ($10) boots: lange, size 8 ($10) goggles: $3 misc. ski pantswarm-ups, $5-$15 call after 10 pm, 967-2087. FOR SALE HINTON JAMES Housing Contract. Male. Price negotiable. Quiet roommate good suite. Call Flynn Harris (933-4885) or Brooks Binder (933-4884) call now! FOR SALE: CRAIGE HOUSING contract for Spring Se mester. Female Grad. If interested call Janice at 929-3958. FEMALES FOR SALE: TWO Craige contracts in the same suite. One room available as single or double. Call Leigh or Brenda 933-3517. 933-7058. I NEED TO SELL my meal card. There's $150 worth of food left for the remaining six weeks of school. Call Melissa at 933-2734. UNDERGRAD CRAIGE DORM CONTRACT for sell. Free rent remainder of this semester. Ideal study conditions. Great roommate and suitemates. Price negotiable. Contact Maggie at 9334341. GRANVILLE EAST CONTRACT FOR sale. Great room mate, suitemates, and negotiable cash refund. Can Gina, 933-1954. MEAL CARD FOR SALE $135 or less. Good thru Jan. 20. CaB 933-5187. MORRISON CONTRACT FOR SALE! Female. Sample heaven on the seventh floor. Fantastic suite, roommate, and price. Need to sell ASAP. Call Meg. 933-4114. CRAIGE HALL CONTRACT undergrad male. Price nego tiable. Can Craig (933-6355) or Pete (933-3516), evenings. Must sale! FEMALE CRAIGE CONTRACT FOR sale. Will forfeit $50 deposit Meal ticket with $180 for $130. negotiable. Call 485 2588 collect evenings or leave message at 933-3560. ARGYLE SWEATSHIRTS! BY RUSSELL Athletic. White shirt wRedNavy pattern. Light blue wRedNavy, White wPlnkCohimbia blue. Gray wRoyalWhite. $17.50 each postpaid. Send check to Box 317, Brookhaven, MS 39601 or 1-601-835-1085. CRAIGE HALL CONTRACT FOR sale - female. Move in before Christmas break. Call Nancy 933-3560 or 966-5436 eves. TEAGUE DORM CONTRACT FOR sale. Can 933-8203. . Ask for Jonathan. Please leave name and telephone number. University Square Chapel Hill 967-8935 WSkZ ) CATS WSShM BIRDS "Mm and Hr creatures ill Classified ad may be placed at the DTH office or mailed to the DTH Carolina Union 065A, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. roommates 1 OR 2 FEMALE roommates) wanted to share 2-br. Kings wood Apt. semi-studious, non-smoking student preferred. Furnished except for your room. $164.50 Vi utilities cable. Available Jan. 1. For more info call 942-0086. WALK TO CAMPUS THIS spring. Female roommate need ed for Northampton Plaza Apt Rent $150 a month Including utilities. Prefer semi-studious, non-smoker. Call 968-0415. ROOMMATE WANTED SPRING SEMESTER. Share 2br Bolinwood Apt. furnished except your room. 1130mo. Vi . utilities. Available Jan. 1. Call 929-8185 Dave. WANTED: NON-SMOKING MALE GRADUATEprofes sional student to share town house apartment. Fidelity Court, Spring Semester, $175 monthly Vi utilities: quiet, furnished, including your room. Call 929-2229 nights. 1 OR 2 ROOMMATES NEEDED to fill 3 story house on Glmghoul Road. Rent $130.00 apiece, 5 minute walk to campus. An excellent opportunity! 967-4768. .MALE ROOMMATE WANTED: RENT 1105mo., Vi utfl., cable, J-bus, Kingswood. Call 967-7368, ask for Preston. QUIET SERIOUS ROOMMATE WANTED to share Royal Park Apt Starting spring semester. $155 Vi utilities. On busline, laundry facilities downstairs. Prefer Grad or prof, student. Call Diane evenings 968-1258. Keep trying. ROOMMATE WANTED FOR VILLAGE Green Condo be ginning in January. It has 2 bedrooms, 2Vt bathrooms and Is within walking distance. Rent negotiable. Call 967-8483. LIBERAL MALE, 23 SEEKS same to spat quiet 3-bedroom duplex V mile from campus. Rent is $185 mo. phone. Utilities and deposit already covered. CaC Howard anytime before midnight at 929-9781 or leave message. NEEDED: FUN-LOVING. STUDIOUS, non-smoking female to share bedroom in two bedrm Kingswood Apt. Nicely fur nished, $98.50 plus Vi utilities. Call 9294525. Available now. ROOMMATE WANTED. FEMALE GRAD or prof to share apt on Purefoy Rd. 5 min. walk to medical center. 1 187 mo. plus Vi utils. Can Nancy 933-3560 or 966-5436. Avail. Dec. 17. rides RIDE WANTED: TO MEMPHIS (preferably) or Nashville. Leaving Chapel HUl on December 20, 21 (preferably), or 22. Please call Katherine Allen 942-6408. after 5:30 pm. RIDE NEEDED DESPERATELY TO Richmond, VA or vi cinity. Will help pay for gas and leave Friday, Dec 2. Please call Craig at 933-1893 anytime. I WILL PAY ANYONE $5.00 to take me to High Point Friday Dec 2nd. Please call Rena at 9294118. GOING EAST? I NEED a ride to Jacksonville. N.C. this weekend! Any town nearby wiU do! (Swansboro, Morehead City, etc.) Can Jean. 967-5351. Keep trying! HEADED TO CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA? I need a ride this weekend. Dec. 2-Dec 4. Will share all expenses. Call Melis sa anytime at 933-2795. Sewing Is Our Art Proprietor-graduated French Tailoring School (Vietnam). Fine dressmaking, alterations are our specialty, restyling and much more. Call 9290499 M-F 10:30-6, Sat. 8-3. Kroger Plaza Sewing Center, Suite 212 (upstairs). Mr. Gatti's Pizza Delivery. We need delivery drivers. Excellent pay. Base pay plus commission. Day or Night hours. You need your own car. Call 968-8888 or 968-8621. HaBVanVBanVaeaaaBBBBsasaB--- - aafMatJaVavavw. - -tr.tummmBK PHOENIXj, Ariz. Greyhound Chairman John W. Teets said Tuesday that overwhelming rejection by striking workers of a contract offer leaves the bus company no choice but to hire new employees and resume full operations as soon as possible. "Now we will go forward full bore," Teets said at a news conference one day after Greyhound Lines drivers and other workers voted 96 percent to 3 percent to reject the three-year contract, which had called for a 7.8 percent pay cut. "If we cannot do it with current employees, we'll do it with new hires," said Teets, chairman and chief executive of ficer of the parent Greyhound Corp. "We have reached the point of no return in protecting the jobs of our employees." Despite a union expression of willingness to resume nego tiations, Teets said, "we have absolutely no optimism that a settlement will be reached." SALISBURY North Carolina should spend $500 million over the next two years implementing a six-point plan to improve public schools, Superintendent of Public Instruc tion Craig Phillips said Tuesday. In a speech before a Salisbury civic club, Phillips unveiled his proposals for six "major investments" that he said would increase the state's financing of public education by $500 per student. He suggested financing the changes by increasing the state wide sales tax 1 cent and imposing a "modest increase" in the income tax assessment scale, which he said could generate nearly $600 million. Phillips' spending proposals include a $200 million in crease in salaries for school personnel to establish in 1984 and 1985 an "adequate state basic salary" of between $16,000 and $27,000. ASHEVILLE U.S. Attorney Charles Brewer had criticized state Attorney General Rufus Edmisten for taking no action to remove Clay County Sheriff Howard Barnard from office after Barnard was convicted of vote buying. "He's the chief law enforcement officer for the state," Brewer said of Edmisten, a Democratic candidate for gover nor. "He is the one that should bring it to the attention of the courts to have the sheriff removed." cer Creek The Apartment People Avoid the lottery blues. Apply now! All apartments on the bus line to U.N.C. Call today for full Informa tion. 967-2231 of 967-2234.3 RIDE NEEDED TO CHARLOTTE on Friday Dec. 2. Can leave anytime after 12:00. Returning Sunday. Will share gas expenses. Call Rita 933-8038. GOING TO MEREDITH FOR Foreign Service Exam? I could use a ride, will share expenses. Please call Dave at 933 4414. personals JOIN US FOR OUR very special Hannukah dell on Wed.. Nov. 30. 6-7:30 pm at the Hillel House. We will light the first candle of Hannukah and turn on our out side Menorah at 6 pm and follow it with a deU with all your favorites and Latkes too! Following the deU will be a very special program with the Newman Center. Please read on. . . THE HILLEL FOUNDATION AND the Newman Center Invtte you to share In a very special program on the first night of Hannukah. Wed.. Nov. 30. 7:30 at the New man center, 218 Pitts boro St Dr. David Halperln, UNC Religion Dept. will give a presentation on "Judaism and Christianity Some Historical Perspectives." Everyone Is welcome to Join fat for this exciting program. SKIERS: EVER CONSIDER TAKING off a semester to ski? Let my brochure be your guide to adventure! Send $1 to: Box 783. Quechee. VT 05059. CREATIVE SHABBAT SERVICES AND dinner wiU be held at Hillel on Friday Dec. 2. Services will be at 6:30, dinner at 7:30. Joining us for this special Hannukah pro gram wiU be members of the Chapel KiU Jewish Senior Citizens group. Come and eat Latkes to your heart's content! Cost $3.00 10 discount members. Reserva tions please by Friday, noon. Hillel House 210 W Cam eron. 9424057. ALCOHOL SUPPORT GROUP. HAS a family member or friend's drinking influenced your life? Come share with others facing similar experiences. Group meets today, 4 to 5 p.m. In the Health Education Suite, 2nd floor, SHS. No fee. MONICA. HERTS TO ENERGY pills, wine coolers. Trolls. Scary. Alaska, Redrum, Eugenie, Manicotti, Fettucini, and everything else. Happy Birthday! Love, SanJI. . HAPPY 19th AND 21st BIRTHDAY to the BSB and Weesa! Get ready for the party of the century! (Straws optional) You're screamin' and scary!! Lubblsh yall, ULi. ANITA FROM TROLL'S. SAW you at Troll's, heard alot about you from the soccer team, when do I get mine? Ready and waiting. NO PUNS. CONNOR: INSTEAD, dunks to everyone who made the end of two decades so special, and not too decadent (sorry, that's almost a pun), xoxox, David. TULZ HOPE YOUR THANKSGIVING was good. Had a sweet time terrortzinfl the small town Annandale with you. Bingers blasters, beers and sex until dawn! Ya gotta Like that! TeD Mark he owes the Blaster BattaBon 10 bucks. General Scharff and the Blaster Battalion. SKI KHJJNGTON VERMONT JAN 1-6. From 1172. Inter, ested skiers call Brad Carpenter 933-5463, Greg Soweb 968 9073 (days) 800-368-2006. JENNIFER. GEORGIA. NIT A, ELIZABETH. Anne. Mary Pat. Deb. Lyime. Kim, Usa here's to the best RA staf ever! We really do appreciate yaUtl Your Cobb Oris. GINA AND JANE - JUST because there Isn't a day (or AO's and AADs, don't lor get we love you tootfl Thanks lor everything! Your Cobb Girls. Yon Decome Subject Introduction to Self-Study Gurdjrcff Method Meetings 1-692-7615 Ext. 261 WHO HAS N.Y. STYLE A CORNED BEEF AND HOT PASTRAMI? DENTLEVS DELI EASTGATE 929-5848 M 1 w .W irl
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