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2The Daily Tar HeelTuesday, April Student Attorney General assistants selected By SALLIE KRAWCHECK Staff Wriler Junior David Maslia, has been named Student Government attorney general's executive assistant. The position was created this semester by the Committee of Student Conduct because of the heavy case load being handled by the attorney general's office. Attorney General Keith Johnson said about 150 reports per year are investi gated, with about 120 cases going before the Honor Court. It is the attorney general's duty to examine and look into reports to determine if they require the court's attention. Johnson said he hoped to make some changes in the attorney general's office, klan through the longest trial in the history of this state and were found innocent " Defense attorney Thomas Keith said the jury apparently concluded that the CWP provoked the violence. Keith said major factors in the jury's decision were, "Trying them twice and the fact that we portrayed the communists as aggressors who were trying to capitalize on a situa tion and cause a riot." But lawyers for the demonstrators' r Jiaxs-oz-eejer- 106 Henderson St. (2nd Floor) Directly above Hectors. enter from Henderson St. Chapel Hill. NC 27514 967 CUTS (2887) $10.00 off perms $10.00 off highlights r . A2l o" inn . Afjires nfji u 01, ya RALEIGH WOMEN'S HEALTH ORGANIZATION ABORTIONS UP TO 12 WEEKS $ 195.00 FROM 13-14 WEEKS $300.00 15-16 WEEKS -$400.00 Pregnancy Tests Birth Control Problem Pregnancy Counseling For Further Information Call 832-0535 or 1-800-532-5384 917 West Morgan St. cdkissSffncBdl siafls Sfrw'f y v;r . 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 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. 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. UNC IS HOSTING ACC Track Championships on April 18-21. Studentsfaculty needed to help as officials (no experience necessary). Get free T-shirt and cap for your work! Call Coach West. 962-5411. or Greg Massey, 933-1541. SHOW THE STUDENT 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 Applica tions available at the Union Desk. LEAVING BEFORE THE PRIMARY? Vote one-stop absentee ballot at Chapel Hill Municiapl Bldg. before you lease. Be sure to vote for DON WILLHOIT for County Commissioner. THE DAILY TAR HEEL Board of Directors will meet at 5:00 TODAY in room 210 of the Union. All interested parties are invited to attend. lost & found FOUND: CALCULATOR IN FIFTH floor restroom of Health Sciences Library. Call 933-2687. FOUND: A GOLD WATCH band In front of Whitehead Dorm on the sidewalk. Call Sharon at 933-6446 to claim. LOST: BROWN, UNIVERSAL FRAMED prescription glasses around Carolina Inn bus stop Friday 13th. Please contact Charles 968-9481. LOSTI TWO GOLD RINGS: One opal and one diamond In princess setting. REWARD! Call 929-0439 after 6 p.m. Possibly lost up to two months ago. LOST: STRAND OF PEARLS on weekend of April 7th. If found, PLEASE caU 933-1472. Reward offered. LOST: BROWN DERBY HAT wblack band at the Clash. It has enormous personal value and ITl pay big bucks for It. Call Greg at 933-3341. help wanted WANTED: YOUNG MEN WHO enjoy out-of-doors, working with children. Camp Cherokee for Boys. Call UNC Career PlanningPlacement office. 962-6507. ItW(s'f. -ife ij.-ff I 17, 1984 by following up Honor Court cases and talking with faculty members after a deci sion has been rendered. The attorney general's assistant would explore but not defend the decision made by the court, Johnson said. In addition, the attorney general's office is sending a short ques tionnaire to faculty members to get feed back on the judicial process. The attorney general's office will also expand services to students through other means. Students accused of violating the Honor Code may not necessarily have done so, Johnson said, but often they "have a lot of other problems, a lot of other things on their minds." They may have problems in taking tests, for exam ple, or they may be exhibiting behavior that warrants counseling, he said. From page 1 widows, however, said the government had given the jury too narrow a definition of conspiracy. "I'm shocked and outraged," said a weeping Dale Sampson, wife of slain demonstrator William Sampson. "The overwhelming evidence for oyer four years was that they should have been found guilty. This just gives the go-ahead for Klansmen and Nazis to kill people black people and anyone who's an ac tivist." SPECIALS I I I I HAIRCUTS $9.50 (reg. $12.50) with selected stylists Please bring coupon Raleigh, N.C. 27605 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 b paid to healthy non-smokers 18-35, who complete aa EPA breathing study on the UNC campus. For nam info please call 966-1253. Monday-Friday 8 an-5 pm. CAMP COUNSELORS-OUTSTANDING SUM and Trim Down Camps: Tennis, Dance, SlimnastJcs, WS1, Athletics, NutritionDietetics. 20 . Separate girls' and boys' camps. 7 weeks. CAMP CAMELOT on COLLEGE CAM PL) S3 S at Mass., Penn., No. Carolina, Calif. Send resume: Michele Friedman, Director, 947 Hewlett Dr., No. Woodmere, N.Y. 11581, 516-374-0785. $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 hrs. 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-J 253, Mon.-Fri., 8-5 pm. AIRLINES HIRING! STEWARDESSES, RESERVATION ISTS! $14-$39,000. Worldwide! Call for Directory, Guide, Newsletter. 1-(916) 944-4444 Ext. NORTHCAROLINAAIR. ALASKAN SUMMER JOBS: $5,000.00-$25,000.00. For information rush S.A.S.E. to Alaskan Job Services, Box 40235, Tucson, Arizona 85717. No gimmicks! Please rush for immediate reply! ATTENTION MALE UNDERGRADUATES: SUMMER jobs available: Camp Counselor in a Southeastern Coed Resident Camp. Job includes responsibilities as a cabin counselor and activity instructor. Activities offered: waterskiing, tennis, sail ing, gymnastics, aquatics, horseback riding, canoeing and many others. For more information contact: Director, Camp Thunderbird, Rt. 7, Box 50, Clover, SC 29710 (803) 831-2121. VOLUNTEERS WITH PSORIASIS TO participate in a four , week study. Must be 18 years or older. Six visits to UNC Der matology Clinic required. $50 given at completion of study. For more information call Carol Meyer 8 am to 5 pm, 966 3321. SWIM INSTRUCTORSLIFEGUARDS NEEDED for spring and summer part-time hours. Must have W.S.I., C.P.R., First Aid Certificates. Apply Y.M.C.A. 980 Airport Road. NEED CHIllDCARE FOR SONS, ages 9 and 11. Six over nights during May 6 to May 25. $20 per night. Call Leslie: 933-6686. Leave message. COUNSELORS NEEDED. SUMMER CAMPS. Mondamin Green Cove, Tuxedo, N.C. Men and women needed with skills in one of the following areas: Swimming (WSI), Canoe ' ing. Sailing, Hiking (rock climbing). Tennis, Music and Crafts. Camp representative will be in Student Union bet ween 10 am and 4 pm. Thursday, April 19. Stop by for inter view. ARBVS ROAST BEEF IS now taking applications for all shifts full or part-time. Apply 106 Mallette St. between 8-10 am or 2-4 pm. CREATIVE GUITARIST ANDOR keyboardist desired to work with promising progressive band. All original material, influenced by (but not borrowed from) K. Crimson, T. Heads, Eno. Floyd. Oris 489-4830: Pat 489-4862: evenings. SUMMER JOBS. OPENINGS AVAILABLE for young men on the food service staff at Camp Seafarer on the coast of N.C. Good salary plus room and board. June 10 through mid-August. No experience Is necessary, only ambition and good references required. Call for applications Camp Seafarer (919) 832-6601. RESPONSIBLE YOUNG WOMAN NEEDED to help retired couple with home maintenance and gardening this sum merpossibly next year. Own transportation helpful. For details call 933-9606. UNITED PARCEL SERVICE LOAD-unload postions early am hours. Early pm hours excellent pay and benefits ap plications take at Durham location E.O.E. WANTED: GRADUATE STUDENTS FOR temporary work at Student Stores, Textbook Department. Must be able to work 8:00 am to 5:00 pm April 30. 1984-May 9. 1984. Con tact Ms. Hazel O'Quinn in the Textbook Dept. Daniels Bldg. 962-5023. Equal Opportunity Affirmittve Action Employer. r i 1 Students Rent a New Condo 1 Month Free Rent S400month Only Five Units Left oedroom units wvseparate kitchen & livingdining comb., stove refrigerator, dishwasher 1513 East Franklin St. Sherwood Colony Call 967-3032 In such cases, Johnson said, "We want to help make them aware of places that they can go on campus for help." Johnson said the new executive assis tant will help with preliminary investi gations. He will "conduct interviews and look at the material, although it will still be up to the A.G. to decide if it goes to the court." In addition, the executive assistant will be the judicial treasurer and will work in promoting the honor system on campus. Maslia served a year on the attorney general's staff and for a year as an assis tant. Assistants to the attorney general are David Savage, Mary Evans, Ira Shapiro and Chip Tillman. Other members of the staff will be Former admissions director dies From Staff reprt Roy Armstrong, UNC director of ad missions and executive director of the John Motley Morehead Foundation for more than 30 years, died Monday. Armstrong, 89, was admissions direc tor from 1940 to 1958 and executive director of the Morehead Foundation from 1958 until 1972. He was a former rrci'Hnt of the Tin cost i? lsvc::o. . GIVE TO THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY. Congratulations Greg Adkins, winner of our six-foot giveaway during our grand opening sale. Thanks to all of with us 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. GOVERNMENT JOBS. $16.559-$50.553year. Now Hir ing. Your area. Call 805-687-6000 Ext. R-9594. 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 visit(s). services PLAN YOUR END OF the yar party now. E.J. & Company still has a few dates open. Four hours for only $15.00. Call Andy Pittman 967-8871. BYTE TYPE We specialize in giving you more free time and money with fast, inexpensive, computerized services and free campus ' pickup and delivery. Word Processing, Resume, Writing Design, Editing, Graphic Capabilities, Research. Call 493-3876. CHEAP TYPING! CALL 929-TYPE 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. TYPING $1.25 PER PAGE. Free correction of typos, rough draft available for long papers, other services include pick-up and delivery. Graduate school approved. Call 489-6896 or 489-7168. TYPINGWORD PROCESSING. Graduate School ap proved. Reasonable rates. Please call Carol at 967-0822. After 5 967-8847. for rent FREE ROOM AND UTILmES (large, comfortable, with pri vate entrance) in exchange for 20 hours of babysitting for two girls, four and two. This summer, fall, or both. Hope Valley, southern Durham. 489-2877. AVAILABLE IN AUGUST! Completely furnished condo; have to see to appreciate; busline, pool, color TV. Ideal for three students or couple. $420.00mo. 1-919-851-7045. SUBLET FURNISHED ONE-BEDROOM apartment, avail able mid-May through mid-August. Great location on two bus lines! AC, pool, .laundry. Rent negotiable. Call 933 0838. SPEND THE SUMMER AT the DTD house. Singles and doubles available. Co-ed, full use of kitchen and facilities convenient location across from Planetarium. CaU John or Oscar at 929-8920 or 967-9329. STRATFORD HILLS SUMMER SUBLET - 2-br. I'A-bath. fully furnished wAC, pool, cable hook-up. 1-mile from cam pus. Very flexible price! Call 968-1321 anytime. What a bargain!! GREAT DEAL! OWN ROOM or whole Colonial Arms Apartment for summer! Easy walking distance to campus! Fully furnished, reduced rate!! 967-3643 anytime! Keep try ing! NEED A PLACE THIS summer? Summer sublet room at Townhouse Apts. Great location & pool, AC, dishwasher, garbage disposal, frig. etc. etc. Call 933-5232. ROOMS FOR RENT TO males andor females for one or both summer sessions. AC, cable T.V.: sundeck: carpeting: on busline. $135.00 per session. CaU 968-9118 or 967-5545. SUMMER SUBLET 1 BLOCK from campus! Three bedroom apartment for rent from end of May until mid August. Male grads and seniors preferred. Call 942-7108 afttr 5:00. Ask for Brian. SUBLET OLD WELL APARTMENT. This summer, beautifully furnished. Price negotiable. Two bedrooms. Busline. Convenient location. Well taken care of. Pool. Please call: 967-3724. FEMALE: WANT OWN ROOM? Or share for summer? Rent at Carolina Apart. CaU Laura (942-2293) or Peggy (929-2697). WALK TO CAMPUS. FOOD, and fun. Rosemary St. Apartment for rent. One bedroom. Air conditioning. Available mid-May or June. Call: 929-5597. Peace Corp: IS has openings for MATH - SCIENCE HEALTH MAJORS Sign up at Placement Office for interview named Friday, Johnson said. Johnson said applicants needed to have the ability to relate with other people while re maining objective, an analytical mind and a dedication to the ideals of the system. The interviewers did not look for students who hoped to make a career out of law, Johnson said. "This is an honor system, not a legal system," Johnson said. Next year, the attorney general and his staff hope to continue in their efforts to make the Honor Code and the honor system a force on campus. However, Johnson said, "The system should never become something that hangs over some one's shoulder. We can be too visible." Retired Governmental Employees Association. Graveside services will be held today at the Chapel Hill Cemetery. The Rev. George Johnson will officiate. He is survived by his wife, Mae Stoudemire Armstrong of Chapel Hill, a son, Roy Armstrong Jr. of Washington, D.C. and a daughter, Patricia Foy of Long Beach. you who partied that day. WALK TO SUMMER CLASS from a fumisheJ"condo. Available for 1st session. Must sublet so get cheap. On Hilbboro St. Vfc mile from campus. Call 929-9043 SUMMER SUBLET-KINGSWOOD APTS. - Furnished 2 bedroom apt. with A.C., pool and reduction in rent. CaU 968-8129 anytime. SUMMER SUBLET $120 monthly Fully furnished house! 25 minutes' walk from campus. Own bedroom and bed. Call Tony, 929-2646. Price flexible. 1, 2, or 3 females to help sublet apartment one or both sum mer sessions, AC, pool, balcony, on buslines, near malls, 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, furnished. 968-1756. DO 2 FEMALES NEED a great place to live this summer? Sublet beautiful, furnished Weatherhill Condominium on ly $300 for both summer sessions Call Karin or Heidi at 967-8240. SUMMER SUBLET: NEED ONE non-smoking female to share furnished bedroom at Kingswood for $87.25 V utilitiesmonth. Call Jean at 968-0235. rides RIDE NEEDED TO CENTRAL Pennsylvania (State College) for Easter Weekend. Can leave Thurs. night or Friday. Will share expenses and driving. Call Brenda 933-3517. NEED RIDERS TO SHARE expenses Easter weekend. Leaving for Virginia Beach Thursday afternoon and return ing Monday. Please call Kim at 968-1146. DESPERATE FOR A RIDE to Wash. D.C. or surround ing area this Thursday or Friday! Of course, will share gas and driving. Call Sheila Ward. 933-8111. RIDE NEEDED TO AND from Morganton for Easter. Please call Chip at 933-8634. HELP! I NEED A ride to andor from DC or Annapolis MD area Thurs., April 19 and return Mon., April 23. Will share expenses. Please call Karen 933-5332. A.S.A.P. wanted WANTED: DODGE DART. PLYMOUTH Valiant, or Ford Falcon, pre or early 1970s, good condtion.Automatic.' Air, power steering perferred. CaU Peter, 962-3062. 10 am-5 pm weekdays. business opportunity OWN YOUR OWN JEAN-Sport swear. Ladies Apparel. Combination, Accessories, Large Size store. National brands: Jordaches, Chic, Lee, Levi, Vanderbilt, Izod, Gunne Sax, Esprit. Brittania. Calvin Klevin, Sergio Valente, Evan Picone, Claiborne, Members Only, ill Blass, Organically Grown, Healthtex, 300 others. $7,900 to $24,900 Inventory, airfare, training, fixtures, grand opening, etc. Mr. Keenan (305) 678-3639. 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. TAKING THE LSAT? STUDY aid materials for sale. In cludes written material and tapes. Prepared by G.A.P.S. $100. Call 968-4330. FOR SALE. SMALL DORM refrigerator 150 call 933-7436. MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE. 1980 Yamaha DT175. street legal, blue, 3000 miles, excellent condition, 1575. Call Mary 966-3026. FOR SALE 6 CUBIC feet refrigerator good condition, single loft very sturdy construction EXTRA NICE both arc perfect for dorm. If interested call Lori 9334176. IS YOUR MEAL CARD out of money? Need more, Dl seD you part of mine. Discounts available call 933-5151, after 8:00. TERM PAPERS DUE? Just in time, a Sears electric TYPEWRITER, completely reconditioned, very good shape, elite type. With case. A steal at $90. Call 933-7047. LOFT FOR SALE. BIG enough for 3 (or 6 on weekends). $90. Tan carpet for $20. Call 933-8015. BREAKDAHCERS! ! J You're invited to come J iBreakdance for a Festival im the Pit. The third week of April. For more info, call 933-4052 or 6233 or Performing Arts Comm. 1 0 killed in N From Associated Press reports NEW YORK Police said Monday that revenge over drug dealings may have led gunmen to murdef two women and eight children in their Brooklyn apartment, leaving the vic tims on sofas and chairs like figures in 1 a "wax museum." A crying 11 -month-old baby found crawling among the corpses was the only survivor of the Sunday afternoon massacre, which officials called New York city's worst mass murder in memory. All 10 victims were shot in the head from the front and some were "almost in repose," police said, indicating the shots may have caught them unawares. A pregnant woman, ap parently shot as she fed a child, still had a spoon and pudding can in her hand. There apparently was no panic or struggle. Carmine Rossi, a baker who found the survivor, said some victims were sitting on a couch and on chairs in front of a blaring TV set. "There were bodies all over the place," Rossi said. "They were sitting up. It looked like a wax museum, like dummies." American bodies returned PRETORIA, South Africa The bodies of two American diplomats killed in a bomb blast in South-West Africa began the journey home Mon day, their slayers still unidentified. U.S. Ambassador Herman Nickel expressed the hope that the U.S.-sponsored peace effort to end a drawn-out bush war for control of the South African territory would not be set back by the killings. There was growing evidence but Announces Its All You Can Eat Spaghetti Special Tuesday Only trom ioon-iu pm with Mario's Famous Spaghetti Sauce, Salad and Bread. Beverage not included. We now offer catering. rr m rnr rrrr Kroger Plaza 929-9693 Classified ad may be placed at the DTH office or mailed to the DTH Carolina Union 065A, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. roommates FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED FOR 1st session summer school at Carolina Apts. A great place to live during the summer! Call 967-8480. OWN BEDROOM AND BATHROOM at Carolina Apts this summer andor fall. Non-smoking females only. $133 plus Vi utilities. Call Margaret at 929-5265. Keep trying! NEEDED ONE MALE ROOMMATE lor fan of "84, soring 85. Brand new Kensington Trace rondo. Rent $175 month. CaU Scott at 933-2828. WANTED: TWO FUN NON-Geek females to share 3 bdr Bolinwood Apt ' rent and util each. Lease June 1. Call Holly 933-8039 or April 933-7327. WANTED: ONE FEMALE ROOMMATE to share Foxcroft Apartataat for next fafl. CaU 933-4612 or 933-4611. 2 FEMALE ROOMMATES NEEDED both summer sessions andor fall, to share 3 bedroom Carolina Apt. Completely furnished AC, pool, busline. Approx. $95month & V4 utilities. CaU 942-2517. WANTED: ONE GIRL TO share a two-bedroom Royal Park apartment starting in August $432 per semester Vi of utilities. CaU Catherine at 933-2774. NEEDED: FEMALE ROOMMATES FOR Kensington Trace beginning faU semester. Request easy going people. $175 per month free bus to and from campus every hour: 933-1705. HAVE YOUR OWN ROOM next faU! One semi-studious female wanted to share nicely furnished 2 bedroom Royal Park Apartment. Rent $103 plus Vs utilities. CaU Sady at 942-8182 evenings. NON-UNDERGRAD MALE ROOMMATE needed for year round beginning 5184. Have 2 -bedroom apartment at Pinegate Apts. On D-bus route. CaU Charlie at 968-8220. FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED FOR next year. Must be non-smoking responsible, fun but studious. 2 bedroom Fox croft apartment. $102.50mo 4- V utilities and security deposit. Call AJ at 933-2717. ROOMMATE REFERRAL SERVICE: COMPUTERIZED service to aid Carolina students in finding compatible room mates. Contact the Student Consumer Action Union, Suite B, Carolina Union. 962-8313. NEED A SUMMER ROOM? Share two bedroom Kings wood Apt. Your own room for negotiable rent plus xt utilities. Beside pool. On J busline. Available after May 9th 'til August 10th. CaU 929-3480 between 8:30 pm and 11:00 pm. WE NEED 2 FEMALE roommates to share Fox croft Apt. startinfl In Anonst. Help ns make oar senior year the best! CaU 967-5142. MALE ROOMMATES NEEDED FOR Carrboro Apartment, starting in August. Very near laundry, busline, grocery. Short bike ride to campus. Quiet location. $100 a month, Vs utilities. Call Edwin, 933-1528. WANTED: 1 OR 2 roommates for summer or fall to share Kingswood Apt. $88 month. Should be open minded with sense of humor. Call 933-3470 (good busline). CHEAP! FEMALE ROOMMATEfS) WANTED to share 2 bedroom Estes Park apartment through July. May rent already paid! Call 967-0459 evenings. FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED TO sublet my furnished room in Tar Heel Manor for either summer session. Pool, laundry facilities, on C bus route. $170.00 per session, plus phone, utilities. Call 929-7381. ANY GIRLS WISHING TO spend their summer at comfor table, convenient Carolina Apartments should contact Terry at 942-2280. Own room! Own bathroom, pool privileges. FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED TO share fully furnished apt. May thru Aug. V rentutilities. Call 942-9274. 1 FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED to share furnished 2 bedroom Kingswood Apt. from May to August. Rent $87.25 per month ' utilities. Call 929-3557. personals PURDY'S PRESENTS LADIES LOCK-out every Tuesday. Ladies only, with free admission until 10:00. Free cham pagne for ladies. Guys admitted at 10:00. Specials Include penny draft. 50c wine and 50 specials for those 21 and over. Join the fun every Tues. at Purdy's. Congratulations! FRANKIE on the birth of your bouncing baby girl Brooke Carol Born: April 13, 1984 The DTH Staff . Y . massacre News In Brief no conculsive proof that Dennis Keogh and Ken Crabtree were not targets of the attack Sunday. The head of the territory's security police said it appeared their deaths were "coin cidence." The bodies of Keogh, head of the U.S. liaison office in South-West Africa and Crabtree, a military aide, arrived at a Pretoria air base on a camouflaged cargo plane. Senator received CIA briefing WASHINGTON A Democratic member of the Senate Intelligence Committee said Monday he received a full briefing from the CIA about the agency-backed mining of Nicaraguan waters only because he "went and dragged it out of them." But the CIA responded that the mining was discussed with Congress 1 1 times. In an interview, Sen. Patrick J. Leathy, D-Vt., also said that while he thinks a colleague on the committee, Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, D-N.Y., was not adequately briefed about the mining, he has asked Moynihan to reconsider his decision to resign as vice chairman of the panel in protest. Leahy spoke amid continuing con troversy over whether the CIA fulfill ed its legal responsibility to keep the House and Senate intelligence panels "fully and currently informed" about intelligence activities that are under way or planned. fS S) yjsho Now Open For Lunch XT -o-ours Noon-10 pm Mon.-Thurs Noon-10:30 pm Frl.-Sat. 4 Pm-io Pm Sun. WOMEN'S TENNIS ITS NOT down on paper and we don't have plaques but it's In our hearts and our souls that we are 1. Clemson just better give it up BABY give it up Sincerely Pam..'- . ' v--.ivi'.f CONTINUING RELATIONSHIP DESIRED BY Don WUlhoit with the Orange County Board of Commis sioners. One-stop absentee voting at Chapel Hill Municipal Bldg. Re-elect Don WILLHOIT. TIM N.: NO ONE could have made seven as sweet as you, keep up die good work! All my love, Elaine. TO THE GUY SITTING, in the Union snack bar yesterday morning with a black polo shirt who arc you? Are you taken? From a girl who couldn't help but stare! NURSE, AUBURN HAIR. WEARING white pant salt nniforai and cssael-colored coat last Oc tober when vom helped me beside the Stndent Union after a car hit my bicycle - PLEASE CALL! URGENT. 1 Med yonr help to resolve qaesttons about the accident. Will take only nunsrtee of yonr time. Please call Mark at 929-3061. or 489-1931. evenings. TO THE TUMBLING QUEEN! Have you done any acrobati cs lately? Have you found any of the other kind at Purdy's? Or was once enough!! Seriously, I'm so glad that things are great between us! You are a great friend and I love you lots. From the Crustean Queen. MONSIEUR COUTEAU. MY FAVORITE monster, I missed you this weekend! I hope today is especially wonderful for you. Love always, the D.T. with the S.E.G. RISTIE M., CONGRATULATIONS TO a UNC Varsity Cheerleader! We are so proud of you! You definitely deserve id Wc lov cyou! Beth and Carolyn. JULIE BABY-HAPPY LATE Birthday. Left party tonlte to celebrate. Well show THEM how it's done. Get down at J&Ps! But no more of Judy's friends! Love ya The Acrobat! KELLY: SOMEHOW THE DTH survived your absence unscathed. I wish the same thing could be said for me. Welcome back. Stretch. P.S. I've heard rumors about this cold bottle of champagne Just sitting in the Yack office. . . LANE, HAPPY 19th. YOU'RE finally legal again! Sony I can't celebrate with you immediately, but very soon! Lcve ya losts! Us. MARK CONGRATULATIONS ON NOT getting nicked for a third time I told you they couldn't pass you up! Also glad you finally become a master. MAZELLEII HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! WE kaoar Jaat baeaaaa yoa'ra Waal aoaaa't mean yoa'ra goaaa drink! (Wa lutow - The HQ Yoa Say!) Have yoa aaaa -Raabaa aubca" or "Victor Victoria" lately? We kaard that thcy'va foas to da roof wfth Kla la the Rocket (alias Tba Bat Mobtt)!! Anyway grab a MIc (Tdom are a-o-o-o-d!) aad caWbrmta! 17-26-S-1S-4 7-4-11-1111 Yoar fallow party animal Sandra 8aa ad Mawataw Rady, Madama X. Naaaar. and Levaatrack Una. BETH. LAST WEEKEND WAS great: my 50 was well In vested Sec you tonight, TAD. OFFICER UNK: WASHING CLOTHES was fun. Sue bought all the groceries at Food Lkm S could ever eat! Let's get together. Your Old-Well Secret Admirer. FUN! Lots of neat stuff from celebrities and local stores! Woody! Find them all at the Campus Chest Charity Auction tongith. 7-10. in Hamilton 100. Be . there! MTV NIGHT AT ELLIOTS NEST Wednesday April 18 8-12pm WIN A FREE TRIP TO NEW YORK! FREE COVER CHARGE SPACE IS LIMITED MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN L Call 9674273 For Info. KROGFR PLAZA FOUND SEIKO WATCH Call 967-9333