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layups, hook shots and dunks. Meanwhile, Clemson's
shooting had coojed off as a result of UNC switching
to a stricter man-to-man defense with less trapping
and fewer men left open on the outside. And to make
things worse for the Tigers, Jarman was on the bench
ith an injured knee after a collision with Perkins.
With a 52-40 lead and 13:00 to play, North
Carolina seemed to have things under control. But on
ly temporarily.
Jenkins started causing problems again, as did Ray
mond Jones, and when Hamilton connected on two
jump shots from the baseline, the score was 60-57 with
6:21 left. And Clemson was back in the game.
In the next two minutes, though, the Tar Heels
outscored Clemson, 8-0, and the lead was back to 1 1.
The Tigers got as close as six, but by that time they
were forced to foul. UNC made nine of 10 free throws
in the final two minutes to make "sure of the win.
"In a pressure situation they can take control,"
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SPRING 1984 RAINBOW SOCCER Reabrtratloa
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sors call 967-8797. RAINBOW SOCCER ia a
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The Tar Heels raised their record to 24-1 and 12-0 in
the ACC, while Clemson fell to 12-13 and 2-11. The
win gave UNC 113 victories in the last four years, sur
passing Virginia's ACC record of 112, established
during Ralph Sampson's career. Jordan led the team
with 22 points and Hamilton and Jenkins each scored
20 for the Tigers. Marc Campbell had 10 assists for
Clemson.
"They won't be looking past us in the tournament
now," said Campbell, referring to UNC's first-round
game with the Tigers on March 9 in the ACC tourna
ment. As the Tar Heels left Clemson, they passed the
same sign on Highway 76, only they saw it from the
other side this time. "NOW LEAVING TIGER
COUNTRY Y'ALL COME BACK," it said.
North Carolina's next trip there, although a year
away, may be too soon.
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positions are now available at the Union desk. Due Friday,
March 2. Interviews begin Tues.. Feb. 21. Call 962-1157 or
come by room 200 for more info. Well be waiting.
THE ORIENTATION COMMISSION NEEDS more ACs
and OCs! If you like people and are willing to use your
creativity to solve organisational problems and or develop
and implement programs, you are the ideal candidate.
Come by 01 Steele Building right away for more information
and application.
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW AVAILABLE for Granville
Towers 1984 Summer R-A. positions. Deadline for
return of application is 31684 at 5 p.m. Application
forms and further information are available at the Gran
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FOUND: ONE PAIR OF sunglasses in a case. They were
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help wanted
18-30 YEAR OLD white males with respiratory colds and flu
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general health. Smokers and non-smokers needed. Please
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(days); 942-3912 (nights). Please tell your friends.
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Local stations competing
for Fayetteville viewers
By DENNIS DOWDY
Staff Writer
Fayetteville may not have the best
reputation among North Carolina cities,
but decisions by two Triangle area televi
sion stations indicate Fayetteville' s image
may be improving.
Since December, WTVD in Durham
and WPTF-TV in Raleigh have included
Fayetteville in their "call," or list of cities
they cover. Representatives for both sta
tions cite the increasing population of
Fayetteville, Ft. Bragg and Cumberland
County as reasons for the change. If at
tention is given to the viewers and spon
sors there, they say, more people are like
ly to tune in.
"The Fayetteville market is very com
petitive," said Bob Wolfe, program
director for WPTF. "Other television
stations and cablevision are competing
for the Fayetteville viewers."
John Dawson, creative service manager
and senior producer for WTVD, echoed
Wolfe's thoughts.
"What we are trying to reflect is that
Fayetteville is one of the biggest cities
within our ADI (area of dominant in
fluence)," Dawson said. Fayetteville is in
the second-most populated county in the
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East, 300 A Franklin St.. Chapel Hill. NC 27514. UNC is an
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CAMPUS Y COMMITTEE CO-CHAIR applications are
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CRUISESHIP HIRING! $16-$30.000. Caribbean, Hawaii.
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Raleigh-Durham market.
Dawson said the ADI is regulated by
the viewing patterns of a city. "Our
rating services measure a market's view
ing within a certain city. If the majority
of stations watched are in the Raleigh
Durham market, then the city falls under
our ADI."
WTVD's ADI varies. It now includes
22 counties, including some in Virginia.
The ADI also varies from one rating
service to another, Dawson said. "They
admit a margin of error in the reports and
realize the battle for certain counties.
There's no way they can be absolutey
perfect." "
The ADI is important to stations
within the Raleigh-Durham market
because it determines its market rankings,
Dawson said. It also determines how
. much a station may charge for commer
cials. Raleigh-Durham . stations charge
more for commercials from businesses
within their ADI because the spots reach
more people within the area.
Dawson said a Wilmington station has
started courting Fayetteville's audiences.
"That's why they moved their tower in
land. They've also starting adding Fayet
"teville to their calf," even though it isn't in
their ADI."
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CAROUNAA1R. APPLICATIONS for STUDENT BODY TREASURER
available in Suite C. Student Union. Accounting major not
required. Position is appointed by new Student Body Presi
dent LOOKING FOR SOMETHING CHALLENGING, creative
and rewarding? YOU CAN STILL APPLY FOR AREA
COORDINATOR AND ORENTION COUNSELOR POSI
TIONS with the 1984 Orientation Commission. You can
work hard, meet people and have fun. Apply now' at Ol
Steele Building and help introduce new students to the
Carolina way of life.
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ABORTION TO 18 WEEKS. Private and confidential
GYN facility with Saturday and evening appointments
available. Pain medication given. Free Pregnancy Test
942-0824 Chapel Hill.
LEARN BARTENDING. MALE AND female, ages 19 and
up. Day and evening classes. Earn up to $10.50 an hour.
UNC campus 942-5385.
for rent
FURNISHED ROOM IN SECLUDED, wooded area near
, NCMH for long-term, non-smoking graduate student Re
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EXTRA NICE COMPLETELY FURNISHED condo. on
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SUBLET 2 BEDROOM ESTES Park Apt. during summer
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IMMEDIATE SUBLET: $117.50V4 util., washer, dryer,
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State
and
Nation
The Associated Press
CONCORD N.H. Sen. Gary
Hart, buoyed by a poll pointing to a
surge in New Hampshire, predicted
Sunday that he will take second place
in the state's lead-off primary and
emerge as Walter Mondale's prime
challenger for the Democratic
presidential nomination.
Sen. John Glenn, seen for a year as
Mondale's principal rival, was less
than certain that he could turn back
Hart's challenge.
Two days before the voters render
their verdict, all the polls and all the
pundits agreed Mondale will win
the primary Tuesday.
Mondale spent most of the day
campaigning in Maine and .Vermont
leaving New Hampshire to the efforts
of a large, labor-backed campaign
organization.
wrestling
limped into the championships with one win
and two ties in his last three duel matches.
Bob Shriner,. another senior, captured his
second straight conference tide at 190 by
defeating John Connelly of N.C. State, 4-2.
All of these performances contributed to the
Tar Heels' victory in the team race, only the
third in the history of North Carolina wrestl
ing. UNC racked up 77 Vi points in pulling
away from second-place Clemson, which
totalled 702.
North Carolina had five wrestlers in the con
solation matches to decide third place in each
weight class and three won their matches. At
142, Matt King ended his injury-plagued
season with a third place finish. Craig Spivey
finished third at 177, and senior Tommy Gorry
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NEED RIDE TO TAMPAOwtr area for Spring Break.
Usual expenses & driving. Please call Dawn after 5 pm
. 967-9552.
I NEED A RIDE TO Jacksonville, Florida for Spring Break.
Will share driving and gas. Leave a message with Barbara or
Nancy. 933-5769 Thanks.
HELP! DESPERATELY NEED RIDE as close to Little Rock.
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FOR SALE: MGB; TWO years old; 9500 miles; air-conditioning:
AM-FM, cassette, brown convertible. Call 967-9325
if interested. $5,500.
JUST IN TIME FOR Spring! 1969 Volkswagen Conver
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engine, new radiak, battery, shocks. Excellent condi
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FOR IMMEDIATE SALE: 73 white Toyota Corolla,
automatic transmission, am radio, 86,000, great mpg,
perfect for around twon driving, asking only $750.00, Peggy
at 967-8159.
FOR SALE: ONE HEWLETT-Packard Impresora Printer
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RETURN OF IRREPLACEABLE WOOD SCULPTURE
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WASHINGTON Congress,
beset by heavy lobbying and parlia
mentary maneuvering, faces a mid
night deadline today for extending a
law that forbids merchants from
charging higher prices to people who
use credit cards.
But, barring the unexpected, Con
gress will lose the race against the
clock, leaving merchants free to begin
demanding surcharges on. purchases
made with credit cards, legislative
aides said.
Consumer groups say Congress
should scrap the ban on credit-card
surcharges because cash customers are
subsidizing card-users.
Opposing them in the multibillion
dollar fight are banks with their Visa
and Master cards.
College applications have increased
at Duke University, N.C. State Uni
versity, Wake Forest University and
Davidson College, while those at UNC
dropped slightly, officials said.
Anthony Strickland, assistant direc
tor of undergraduate admissions at
UNC, said the decline from 11,900 ap
plications to about 10,000 might be
due to the addition of an essay to
UNC's application requirements.
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wrapped up his career at North Carolina with
a third place finish at heavyweight.
"The performances our guys put in in the
consolation matches really gave our team
momentum for the finals," said Shriner.
For the wrestlers who made the finals, the !
NCAA championships in East Rutherford,
N.J., on March 8-10 lie ahead. The feeling
among the Tar Heel wrestlers is that they can
make a good showing.
"If we can wrestle intensely at nationals,
we'll do well in the team results," Shriner said.
"To finish ranked in the top 15 was one of
our team goals this year," Lam said. "And up
to now, we've been pretty good at reaching our
goals."
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HEY! CAROLINA UNION ACTIVmES Board Committee
Chairperson applications for 1984-85 arc now available at
the Union desk. Interviews begin Tues.. Feb. 21. All applica
tions due Friday, March 2. 962-1157 for more info. Look into
the Union; youU be glad you did.
TO THE MEN'S SWIM team and coaches: thanks for
a great season! Good luck to both teams at Nationals!!
Nora.
UNC BASKETBALL TEAM! OUR congratulations on a
SUPER season. We're proud of you! Best of luck In the
ACC Tournament! UNC Pep Band. P.S. Happy Birthday
Matt!
CYNTHIA M.. SURPRISE! HOPE your 19th is your
best yet! Happy Birthday. Only four more days until
Spring Break! Love, your future roomie Connie.
SAVE A LIFE: BE an organ donor! Sign up in front of the
Union today. Plenty of literature for explanation . No
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available as well.
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I WANT YOU TO meet new people, sharpen your com
munications skills, ain leadership experience. All this can
come your way If you are creative, goal oriented and
familiar with UNC. The Orientation Commission is still
recruiting Area Coordinators and Orientation Counselors
for all Orientation 1984.
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