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2The Daily Tar HeelTuesday, April Helms' Orange County Although Sen. Jesse Helms is a strong voice within the Republican Party, one of the senator's biggest supporters in Orange County is actually a Democrat. Lucius Cheshire, a Hillsborough at torney and a prominent Orange County Democrat, is chairman of Helms' re election campaign in Orange County. "There's a time in a man's life when he has to put country ahead of party," Cheshire said recently in explaining the difference between his support for Helms and his ties to the Democratic Party. Cheshire said he mainly supported Helms because he felt the senator had the kind of moral fiber and courage that is needed to reduce the federal deficit. Ironically, Cheshire supported Gov. Jim Hunt when Hunt first ran for Gover nor of North Carolina in 1976. Hunt's current attempt to win the Senate seat oc cupied by Helms has already attracted na tionwide attention. Featuring Talent April A Sponsored ACT was AIESEC o Grt ALL m c a I u y - JO) TALE N fevSHOW Ifccll Tne Clefhangers Phi Beta Sigma LJr.ilf?H Delta Upsilon 3rd Granville East 5th Morrison Sponsored by the 22 cflas8fi83 1 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 5 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 Found gold bracelet. If lost call 933-5954. THE DAILY TAR HEEL Board of Directors is accepting ap plications for Board Member at Large. Interested individuals should bring resume and letter outlining relevant accounting, newspaper, andor management experience to the DTH Of fice by April 16. "HOW TO START A small business" 2-day seminar, taught by Rick Doble. Easy, practical Information Rick's third year of teaching this workshop. Take either or both days. Includes notebook. Enroll soon for lowest cost. Meets: Fri., April 13, 7-10 p.m. and Sat., April 14, 1-5 p.m., Wekey Foundation, 214 Plttsboro St., Chapel HiU (behind Carolina Inn). Call now: 688-5467. SHOW THE STUDENTS OF Carolina what you can do with a video camera! Present your original videotapes in the STU DENT VIDEO SHOWCASE. Deadline for entries: April 19. Applications available at the Union Desk. HONOR IN SCIENCE APRIL 11 Wed., 8:00 p.m. in Carolina Union Auditorium. John Prados, National Presi dent of Sigma XI Honor Society will speak followed by a panel discussion. LOOK TO YOUR FUTURE: RUSH '84 sign up for Sorority Fall rush April 16-19 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm in the pit. RESPONSIBILITY IN THE Wi continues today with a representative of the Welcome Wagon discussing getting established in a new town at 3 pm in the Union. Also at 3 pm Sharon Mitchell of Student Affairs will speak on scholarship. taQQOooQooBg,ssaoagoiQOQaot?i I uuiirx iiijr i wiiiiiiuiv a drinking problem. . ." WHO REALLY HAS THE PROBLEM: alcoholism and its effects on family members and friends Tuesday, April 10 7:00 pm Room 226 Union. Forced Intercourse Sexual Assault CHEC Contraceptive Health Education Clinic 966-2281, ext. 275 ask your RA or group leader to call us for presentations on rape awareness & prevention 10, 1984 Thad Ogburn Politics Cheshire, who attended law school with Hunt at UNC, said he did not sup port Hunt when he ran for a second term as governor because he was concerned with Hunt's policies on education. Cheshire said that under Hunt's ad ministration, North Carolina's rank in education had dropped from 14th in the nation to 42nd. "I don't think he (Hunt) has a track record that would recommend him for the U.S. Senate...." Cheshire said. Despite hailing from a different political party than Helms, Cheshire said he agreed with the senator's stands on most issues. aiiwwPVV'Pf aw f wm im nu mm m in pa mm ipw m wu pi ypu from University-Recognized Groupi 10 Memorial Hall Admission $2 chosen from each of the following organizations Granville Residence College Alpha Delta Pi Henderson Residence College Alpha Epsilon Delta Kenan Dorm APO Campus Chest Lewis Dorm rirnlin To! l"hi f"Mi tH Npumsn P-athnlio rantor UNC Formation Dance Carolina Student Fund, Domino's i WPP) iid an Mi fri - help wanted 18-30 YEAR OLD white males with respiratory colds and flu are needed for paid research study at the US Environmental Protection Agency, Chapel Hill. Subjects must be in good general health. Smokers and non-smokers needed. Please call Dr. Robert Chapman or Dr. Robyn Tepper at 541-3804 (days); 942-3912 (nights). Please tell your friends. BLACK MALES BLACK FEMALES $45 will be paid to healthy tw aasokatn 18-35, who cosapUtn aa EPA brMthing study on the UNC caaspsw. For ssore info please caO 966-1253, Monday-Friday 8 aaa-5 pas. CAMP COUNSELORS OUTSTANDING SUM and Trim Down Camps: Tennis, Dance, Slimnastics, WSI, Athletics, NutritionDietetics. 20 . Separate girls' and boys' camps. 7 weeks. CAMP CAMELOT on COLLEGE CAMPUSES at Mass., Penn., No. Carolina, Calif. Send resume: Michele Friedman, Director, 947 Hewlett Dr., No. Wood mere, N.Y. 11581. 516-3744785. $5 HOUR WILL BE paid to healthy non-smoking white males, age 18-35, who participate in an EPA breathing study on the UNC campus. Time commitment includes 5'i firs, on 2 consecutive days, call 966-1253, M-F, 8 am-5 pm. ASTHMA SUFFERERS EARN $75 in an EPA breathing study on the UNC campus. To qualify you must be a white non-smoking male, age 18-35 with currently active Asthma. For more information call 966-1253, Mon.-Fri., 8-5 pm. NEED CASH? EARN $500 each school year. 2-4 (flexible) hours per week placing and filling posters on capus. Serious workers only; we give recommendations. Call now for sum mer & next fall. 1-800-243-6679. AIRLINES HIRING! STEWARDESSES. RESERVATION ISTS! $14-539,000. Worldwide! Call for Directory. Guide. Newsletter. 1-(916) 944-4444 Ext. NORTHCAROUNAAIR. DELIVERY PERSONS NEEDED PART-time from 5:00 pm , to 12:00 midnight. Must have own car. Good working condi tions. Apply at Sub Station U. 400 W. Franklin. LANDSCAPING AND GENERAL CONSTRUCTION work. Work heavy at times. Need own transportation. Start $4.25 per hour. Part-time and full time. Call 967-7258. CAMP COUNSELORS-GIRL SCOUT Camp Oc coneechee 45 miles east of Asheville, NC near Lake Lure and Chimney Rock. Positions Available: Waterfront Director, Graduate Nurse, and Unit Leaders. Program includes canoe ing, swimming, sports, folk arts, and more. For information write or cafl Peggy Lambert, 7007 Idlewild Rd., Charlotte, NC 28212. (704) 537-7974. GOVERNMENT JOBS. $16.559-$50,553year. Now hir ing. Your area. Call 805-687-6000 ext. R-9544. Win 2 Tickets To Fri., Apr. 13 Midnight Be eligible for Dinner for 2 at Listen to WXYC Dracula Trivia Contest IRA NIGHT every night this week until 8:30 pm Call or stop by. Chapel Hill: 942-0895 or 800-672-5823 Prudential Bache Securities 27 The Courtyard Third Floor ilk wasra chairman is "I begin to suspect my own judgement when I don't agree with Senator Helms," Cheshire said, adding that he felt Helms' nickname should be "Senator Know" rather than "Senator No." While Cheshire is also supporting the campaigns of President Reagan and Democratic gubernatorial candidate D.M. "Lauch" Faircloth in 1984, he is only working actively with the Helms campaign. The latest round of advertising warfare in the Senate race began March 27 with a Helms ad attacking Hunt's Feb. 8 fund raiser in New York City. The new ad shows Hunt at a news con ference explaining that the fund-raiser's organizers were mainly college students from North Carolina. An announcer then says that three New York Democrats Sen. Daniel Moynihan, Gov. Mario Cuomo and New York City Mayor Ed ward Koch were actually the honorary co-chairmen of the event. mmmfmmMf WW W"w Wl Team Pizza, Coca-Cola : 12 12 F. 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. ARE YOU ASSERTIVE, ENTHUSIASTIC. PERSISTENT and enjoy working with people? If you have these qualities. Village Cable encourages you to apply for summer part-time sales positions. We welcome students who are interested in gaining valuable sales experience as well as those who are in a career transition and wanting to get into sales. No experi ence necessary. Training provided. Call Peggy Shearon after 1:00 at 968-4631. WE NEED HEALTHY MALES 19-30 for 2 studies on alcohol elimination. One requires a one day lab visit the other a 2 day lab visit requiring 8 to 10 hours drinking alcohol and giv ing breath samples. Send name, address and phone number to B.P. Crownover 1124 FLOB 231 H. Dept. of Phar mocology. UNC Campus, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. Payment upon completion of vteit(s). NEW ENGLAND BOYS CAMP - (Mass.) Counselor Posi tions for Program Specialists: Basketball, Cycling, Tennis, Canoeing, Fishing. Kayaking. Sailing. Waterskiing. Wind surfing. Archery, Arts & Crafts, Computers,' DramaMusic, Electronics, Ham Radio, Overnight Camping, Video Taping. Good Salaries. Inquire: Camp Mah-Kee-Nac, 190 Linden Avenue, Glen Ridge, NJ 07028. Phone - (201) 429-8522. COUNSELORS: TOP BOYS CAMP, Berkshire Mtsw Maesw seeks asm over 20 years who love to work with yonngstnis. Openings fas Caasp Radio Station, Video. Archery, Backpacking, Ha ball, Baskatbafl. Fine Art. Golf, Tennis, SacyTypnrt. Newspaper, SwimnUng (W.SJ.L Sailing, Lacrosse. Yearbook, Computer Pro granuaing, Waterskiing. Good salary, phis room, board and laundry. WRITE: Camp Lenox, 270-14R Grand Central Parkway, Floral Park, New York 11005. wanted $20 INSTANT CASH For an almost if not complete set of notes for Far Eastern Art. Must have accurate dates, spellings, etc. Will return notes in same day. Call Lynn at 1-286-2819. WANTED PEOPLE WHO WANT to lose weight on a nutri tional, easy to use program. Call Judy LaVoy 942-8822. services ORIENTATION ORGANIZERS-PLAN YOUK orientation social activities now! Call E.J. & Company to reserve your date during orientation. Time is running out. Call Andy Pitt man - 967-8871. STARVING AND DESPERATE photographer seeks funds to complete medical documentary in exchange for signed and numbered prints from completed series. Call 968-0373 after 6 p.m. r-Roman ings-n needs enthusiastic delivery people. Great earnings and flexible hours. Apply at 401 W. Franklin St. or call 929-3192. Again this Spring! THE NEW WELL A WELLNESS RESOURCE CENTER Student Health Service 2nd Floor Health Education Suite 942-WELL or 966-2281 (EXT. 275) Drop in or call for health information andor referral. Hours: 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Mon.-Thurs. 8 am-12 noon on Friday Democrat Claude Allen, a spokesman for the Helms for Senate Committee, said the ad was made to cast doubt on Hunt's credibility, "Governor Hunt made a statement, and the issue we are focusing on is his credibility," Allen said. "Out-of-state fund raising is not the issue." But Don Hobart, a spokesman for Hunt, said recently that the ad was hypocritical since Helms raises a majority of his campaign funds outside the state. The N.C. Democratic Party is using a summary of Helms' record on en vironmental issues to point out that the senator "is out of touch with reality." In a letter to newspaper editors dated April 5, Democratic Party Research Director Ann Hubbard says the state's citizens need to know where candidates stand on the environment. "Jesse Helms' record on environmen tal issues shows that he has little regard for the protection of North Carolina's abundant natural resources, the health of our citizens, or the strength of our economy," the summary said. As ex amples, the report said Helms was one of 13 senators to vote against the Toxic Substances Control Act and was one of only three senators to vote against the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, which provides for the safe treat ment of hazardous wastes, r of running, tennis 'merchandise limited to stock on hand Sale ends April 14th, 1384 50 OFF all warm-ups, rain gear & winter wear Open week Nights til 8 pm UNIVERSITY SQUARE (Next to 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. PAMPER YOURSELF! FIND OUT what your best colors are from a certified color analyst. Call Tracy at 967-1452. for rent NEED A PLACE TO five this summer? Come to the TEP house across from Morehead on Rosemary. Co-ed, full use of facilities, janitor, AC available. Doubles and singles. Low rates. Call Harold or Greg at 968-9007 or 942-8223. PHI DELTA CHI IS renting rooms for both summer sessions: AC: color cable tv; carpeting; sundeck; on busline. $135.00 per session. Call 968-9118 or 967-5545. SPEND SUMMER SCHOOL WITH Tri-Sigma! Vfc block from campus on Franklin St., available first and second ses sions. Room and utilities, air conditioning, cable TV. Double rooms $175, single rooms S200session. Deposit re quired. Call 967-6001 after 5 p.m. SUMMER SUBLET OR YEAR lease on my apt. in a house. Quiet neighborhood. Reduced rent in exchange for occa sional child care. Call 929-2306 or 942-4059 (3-10 pm). SUMMER SUBLET - KINGS WOOD APARTMENTS - 2 bedrooms, A.C.. pool, furnished and discounted rent. Call 968-8129 anytime. SUBLET OLD WELL CONDOMINIUM with option to renew lease. $295 per month. Available May 1 or immediately if necessary. Just remodeled (new carpet, etc.) 942-4793. SUBLET: ONE FEMALE TO sublet townhouse apt. own room $240 for the summer plus Vj utilities. 967-3236. FREE USE of furnishings and appliances in Old Well Apt. which must be sublet for both summer sessions. Pool, bas ketball facilities. Evenings 967-7691. FEMALE: WANT OWN ROOM? or share for summer? Rent at Carolina Apart. Call Laura (942-2293) or Peggy (929 2697). CONDO FOR RENT: OWNER wishes to rent larger bedroom of a brand-new 2 bedroom Woodglen Condo to two males. Townhouse, 1 Vt bath, fully furnished, washer-dryer solargas heating combo, G-busline, 5 blocks from Franklin on Airport Road. Call Edwin, 933-2683 after 11:30 pm. SUMMER SUBLET: OLD WELL Apts. 2 bedroom, a tr ac tively furnished, A.C., pool, price negotiable. Call 967-3724. ' NEED TO SUBLET 2 br. Royal Park Apts. AC, pool, fur nished, on bus route. $100 utilities per monthperson.CaD 968-0648. BYTE TYPE Computerized Services at low prices Word Processing Editing Research Multiple Originals Graphic Capabilities Resume Writing Design 493-3076 We pick up and deliver! TOMORROW AT ELLIOT'S NEST BRICESTREET Happy Hour from 8-9 Call 967-4273 for info. Students Rent a New Condo . 1 Month Free Rent S400month 2 bedroom units wseparate kitchen & livingdining comb., I stove refrigerator, dishwasher I 1513 East Franklin St. Sherwood Colony Call 967-3032 Jackson group to return improperly used funds From Associated Press reports WASHINGTON A social service organization with ties to presidential hopeful Jesse Jackson should return more than $700,000 to the federal government for improperly spent federal aid, the Department of Educa tion announced Monday. Charles Hansen, director of the management support division of the Education Department said that the money was spent without proper documentation or justification for its use. There are "some questions about keeping proper records," he said. Push for Excellence Inc., part of the Chicago-based Operation PUSH headed by Jackson, used the funds in a program designed to encourage young blacks to stay in school and prepare for job training. While campaigning in Pittsburgh for tomorrow's Pennsylvania primary Jackson criticized the timing of the announcement and attributed the action to a bureaucratic misunder standing. "It's really a dispute be tween the auditors and accountants he said. LAST VJSSK-SPniKG JUL DRASTIC flEDUCTIOHS WIS5 JbllUJ and basketball shoes Granville Towers) Classified ad may be placed at the DTH office or mailed to the DTH Carolina Union 065A, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. 1 p". 4 -i 4 m. ! t m '4 rides RIDE WANTED TO NEW York City this weekend (round trip or one-way) will share expenses & driving Christina 929-7910. I NEED A RIDE to Charlotte on Friday, April 13 around 11:00 a.m. and back again on Sunday will share expenses call Allison at 933-5842. for sale GRANVILLE TOWERS CONTRACT FOR sale for next year. Will give $100 discount. Plus pay $50 for security deposit. Call 933-1800 after 2 pm. Ask for Jim. MUST SELL NOW! 6 ft. brown leather couch $30. 933-1578. MUST SELL LARGE dorm refrig., Univega bike, bookcase, t. oven, fan, etc. All for best offer. Call Bobbi 933-3564. Leave message. FOR SALE: TWO male or female Granville Towers Con ' tracts for 84-85. Will pay half of deposit on each contract. Avoid the waiting list Call 933-2414. DOWN HILL SKI BOOTS $50-Men's size 1 1, good quality, good condition. Contact Vance in 329 Craige Dorm after 7 pm. 73 OPEL GT RUNS weU. Must sell. Take a look. Call 968-0648. 1978 PONTIAC SUNBIRD STATIONWAGON. 60,000 miles. Engine and body In excellent condition. $2,200. Leav ing the country must sell. Ph. 942-0740. roommates QUIET STUDIOUS. NON-SMOKING female roommate needed to share furnished Northampton Plaza Aportment beginning in May. Rent $150 per month, utilities included. Call 942-2387. 1 OR 2 FEMALE ROOMMATES needed to sublet Kingswood Apt. May-July. Option to renew lease in Aug. Rent negoti able. Fully furnished including one bed. Call Beth: 967-9516. FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED FOR summer at Town house Apts. Great location & AC, pool, dishwasher, garbage disposal, frig. Unfurnished. $126.67mo plus share of utili ties. Call Cynthia 933-5232. NEEDED: NON-SMOKING MALE roommate for fall 1984 and spring 85. Kingswood two bedroom apartment. Good bunch of guys. Call Paul at 933-1545. Wanted: D.J. for Hot Nightclub J summer 54 - send resume: co D.J. MUSE Atlantic Av. I mm mm n-nlnfni MaSSj)2554 j Freshly Baked Cookies! A Great Study Companion! tlio coc!:?c jni 112 W. Franklin Street (beside Hiagen-Dazs) Peace Coirpo has openings for MATH - SCIENCE HEALTH MAJORS Sign up at Placement Office for interview Mews In Brief Deficit reductions debated WASHINGTON The Senate began debate Monday on a 1,334 page bill that contains hundreds of pro visions for reducing the federal deficit by $63 billion over the next three years. Even before the debate began, Senate leaders expressed hope that the bill could be finished in one week, before the week-long Easter recess that begins Friday. Majority Leader Howard Baker, R-Tenn., would only say that the Senate would "do what we need to do" in dealing with the reduction plan. Baker and Finance Committee Chairman Robert Dole want to com plete the plan as quickly as possible so that it will not be a target for lobbyists during the Easter recess. Senate Democratic Leader Robert Byrd said that the measure is too com plex for the Senate to debate for only one week. CLEARANCE U UU V. iC3 for man and women 942-1078 133W. Franklin .i;-i'n it- SO ( FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED FOR 1st session summer school at Carolina Apts. A great place to live during the summer! Call 967-8480. WE NEED 3 responsible females to sublet our furnished, 3-bedroom Townhouse apt. this summer. Close to campus. Air conditioned. Please call 967-4072 as soon as possible! HELP! I NEED TWO FUN but studious females to share a Carolina apt. with me for fall andor summer. Call Teresa at 933-3418. FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED FOR 2 BR CAROLINA Apt. May-August. Completely furnished, AC, free cable HBO. pool, busline. $95Mo. 4- 13 utilities. 933-3073. Keep trying! TOWN HOUSE APARTMENTS: TWO quiet, studious roommates needed for next year and this summer. Own room in 3-bedroom apt. with AC, pool. Five minute walk to campus, reasonable rent, 967-3099. WE NEED 2 FEMALE roommates to share Foxcroft Apt. Starting In August. Help us make our senior year the best! Call 967-5142. NEEDED 2 NON-SMOKING MALES to share master bedroom at Bolinwood Apts. next year. Room available after May exams. $100 plus V utilities per month each. 929-4462. NEEDED ONE FEMALE ROOMMATE, to share a two bed room apt. in Royal Park. Rent is $105.00 a month, plus Vi of utilities. Available from May 1st until August 15th. If inter ested call 933-9176. personals CLASS OF 84. RESERVE your graduation annoucement invitation. Name card deadine April 15th. Call Lynn's Hallmark Shop, University Mall, 967-7194. HE'S NOT HERE. J.E.! Pepperoni, Green light! TroD's. Let her in. Take a cab? Walk? Sure. Let s get high, have a cold one! Oh God, 5:30! 2 papers, one exam. What an evening!! Do it again sometime? Sure. Thanx. Guess who?. JANET K., I HOPE the party was fun, but today is really the big day. You're special and beautiful. Happy 22nd Birthday. I love you, Doug. MIHAILIAVICH: By your sword you have kept me safe; with your soul you have kept me warm. After such a beautiful; weekend, all I can say is, "I love you." Elf. HEY B.K. THIS IS it! But don't hold your breath waiting for the postcard! Didn't think I'd do this, did you? T.B. HAPPY BIRTHDAY S HURRY! STEVE, THANKS FOR RETURNING my wallet. Hope some day I can return the favor. Laura. The UNC Japan Club and STAND will sponsor a slide presentation entitled "Hiroshima-Voices of the Survivors" at 7:30 p.m. on April 1 1 in room 208 Carolina Union. All are welcome to attend. "A knock-your-socks off, fantastically frightening and lusciously gory monster movie." UFE MAGAZINE AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON ...IN THE PIT 1 1 1 Bring your, sleeping bag. Wednesday, April 11 9:00 p.m. FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE from The Carolina Union. r i