2The Daily Tar HeelTuesday, September 4, 1984
Candidates woo voters on
The Associated Press
Republican gubernatorial candidate
Jim Martin accused Democratic oppo
nent Rufus Edmisten of making prom
ises he couldn't keep Monday while
Gov. Jim Hunt criticized Republican
Sen. Jesse Helms' ideas for reducing the
federal deficit.
Candidates braved the sun in the last
days of summer to heat up political
charges as the campaign season moved
nearer the end.
Martin, 9th District congressman,
held news conferences in Asheville,
Greensboro, Raleigh, Wilmington and
Charlotte to attack Edmisten for
playing the "politics of illusion."
"He (Edmisten) is a regional candi
date and he's attempting to pit region
against region in our state," Martin said
in Raleigh. "Rufus proposes to conquer
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Call Anne Stapleton 942-8303 or David Coulter 942-8257.
THERE WILL BE AN organizational meeting of the
Carolina Badminton Club on Tuesday, Sept. 4 at 7:30pm
in Greenlaw 224 (second floor lounge) AH badminton
plyers are encouraged to attend.
ALDERMAN AND MANLY, get ready to win big! Watch
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TORONTO EXCHANGE
A representative group of 40
UNC Students chosen to host
students from University of
Toronto in November and to
represent Carolina at U. of T.
in January, 1985...
Sharing in an exchange of ideas,
a comparison of cultures and a
celebration of international
friendship.
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tions at once." . ,
Martin cited as an example accounts
of Edmisten speeches across the state,
in which he promised to make various
highways a priority if elected governor.
Edmisten said he could not promise
to change the state priorities in road
building in a Raleigh speech but then
told a Hickory audience that he would
make road building and maintenance
in the west a priority because the east
had been favored financially in the past
with its larger population.
Edmisten also listed at least six
.highway projects he would make a
priority in his administration.
"There just is not enough money to
make all those promises come true,"
Martin said. "Road politics has been
the politics of illusion for many years
... People realize they've been taken one
time too many."
EAT BUFFET!
11 AM-2 PM
AND SALAD
DISSERTATION SUPPORT GROUP FOR WOMEN.
FIRST MEETING TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 4. CALL
929-2870.
COLD CARE CENTER ARRIVES AT STUDENT
HEALTH SERVICE. Learn how to correctly identify
symptoms, read your temperature, examine your throat,
and care for your cold miseries. Save clinic waiting time
by self -assessment. Go through clearly marked cold care
steps beginning this fall semester, located off the clinic
waiting area. A nurse wOl be available to answer your
questions and refer you to an appropriate health
professional (if necessary).
TIME IS RUNNING out hurry and pick up applications for
Toronto Exchange. Available at Student Union. DeadSne
Sept. 7th.
ALPHA KAPPA PSI professional business fraternity invites
all Business, Econ and Industrial Relations majors to rush.
Sign-up tables in Union and Carroll Hall beginning Sept.
4th 11:00 am to 3:00 pm.
ALPHA KAPPA PSI CHAPTER meeting wiO be held tonight
at 7pm in T-2 New Carroll. All members are required to
attend.
WHAT HAS 74 arms and legs, entertains itself weB on bus
rides of more than 24 hours and lives off the money it reaps
from doughnut sales, raffle tickets and sordid party
donations? The Toroato Ecfcasg. Applications
available Aug 31 and must be turned in by Sept 7th.
PHOTOGRAPHERS, LETS START developing something!
The First Carolina Photography club meeting wfll be held
at the Union at 7pm on Wednesday Sept 5. This is an
important meeting for all those interested in joining the club.
NEW APPOINTMENT SYSTEM AT STUDENT
HEALTH SERVICE. Beginning fall semester aU clinical
sections will be handled on an appointment basis, lb
arrange appointments for urgent or acute care needs,
can 966-2281; future date clinical medicine appoint
ments, caU 966-4558; Sports Medicine and Orthopedic
Clinic, can 966-3655; Women's Health, can 966-3650;
Mental Health, can 966-3658; Specialty Clinics (Eye,
ENT, Dermatology), call 966-3666. Save waiting time
and get the best possible care from your health
professional by scheduling your appointment ahead of
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THE YOGA PLACE win offer 2 fall sessioas
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Pay is 5 per hour. For more information, call 966-1253 Mon-Fri,8-5pm.
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Labor Day
Edmisten visited an annual union
celebration Monday in Kernersville and
could not be reached for comment but
campaign director Richard Carlton
attributed Martin's comments to
jealous.'.
"I suspect Mr. Martin is kind of
envious because Rufus is such a state
wide candidate," Carlton said. "He
(Martin) is a candidate who's only
represented the Charlotte area. 1 suspect
everywhere Martin is going he's hearing
good things about Rufus."
Carlton said that Edmisten has not
guaranteed favors on highway projects
to any region.
Martin said he's appointing a "truth
squad" of volunteers to follow Edmisten
to "correct his misleading statements by
holding news conferences or issuing
statements in order to present the true
facts.
Meanwhile, Hunt held a news con
ference to attack Helms' approach to
balancing the federal budget. He
charged that Helms has worked to give
tax breaks to big oil companies and the
wealthy, to cut spending for education
and the elderly and to continue spending
on military contracts that involve waste.
"One way you can get the deficit down
is by rooting waste and inefficiency out
of those huge military contracts, but
that's about the only thing Sen. Helms
doesnt want to cut," Hunt charged.
Helms spent the day resting at home
with his family Raleigh. He was not
immediately available for comment.
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RAINBOW SOCCER
FALL 1984 RAINBOW SOCCER registration begins;
Monday, Aug. 20, Noon-6 p.m., at 500 W. Rosemary St.,
Chapel Hffl. FIELD REGISTRATION is Saturdays, Aug. 18
Aug. 25, and Sept. 1, 10 a.m.-Noon, at Rainbow Soccer!
Stadium, off deland Rd. and 15-50JL TEAM ANNOUNCE
IMENT, Sat., Sept. 8, 10 a.m.-Noon, Rainbow Stadium
PRACTICE BEGINS, Monday, Sept. 10. Interested coaches
land sponsors please caD 967-8797. RAINBOW SOCCER is
ta non-profit recreational program in its 26th season, open
Ito players of any age, sex or skill. FIELDS MADE POSSIBLE
BY THE GLEN LENNOX INVESTMENT GROUP.
THE UNC SCUBA CLUB'S fall meeting is on Wed. Sept.
5 at 7.-00 pm in room 304 of Woolen Gym. Come dive with
us!
FIELD HOCKEY CLUB meeting Thurs Sept. 6 at 4:00 on
EThous SeM Anyone is wticome come team about our great
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LOST GOLD BRACELET, three strands, rope chain. $100
reward if returned. Please cat 933-3325 after 3.00pm.
LOST NEAR STUDENT UNION, gold signet ring with
initials MBR engraved on it . Alot of sentimental value. Reward
offered. Please call Mark at: 968-4218 if found.
$30 REWARD for tb first acraoa to
or describe the can-eat location of the targe,
color karate poster which was oa the
aaaoaaceaseat cabe ia froat of the Uakws. $10
for aiaular small poster which disapperaed
from Woolee Gym. Call David Colemaa 96
3263 or Master Choi, Phillips Hall 159.
LOST BLACK AND white small cat. 8 years aad
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TOTAL FINANCIAL PLANNING: For stocks, bonds. IRA's,
Annuities, Custodial Accounts and Tax-advantaged
investments, can Mike Strong, Prudential-Bache Securities
in the Courtyard, 942-0895.
OLDER LADY WILL give German or French conversation
lessons very near campus. (Native Speaker) Very reasonable
rates. Contact J. Komlos 966-2152 During the day or leave
message. 966-2157.
ABORTION to 20 weeks. Private and confidential GYN
office with Saturday and evening appointments available.
FREE Pregnancy Tests. 942-0824.
20 DISCOUNT IN SEPT. with this ad. Experienced,
professional typist. Speedy, accurate, reliable. 967-1383.
E.J. & COMPANY Light and Sound shows are back. UNC's
oldest mobile sound shows are here. Four hours of your
favorite jam for $140 call Andy Pittman 967-8871.
help wanted
ASTHMATICS NEEDEDI 9120 will be paid upon
completioa of aa EPA breatbiaa stady oa the UNC
campas. Time commitmeat ia a boat 20 boar. To
qaalify yoa mast be a bealthy, aoa-amokias
asthmatic white male, age 18-35. Please call Dr.
Donald Horstmaa at 541-3804, Moaday-Friday,
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The Wledia Board
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For more
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Soviet officials:Chernenko
The Associated Press
MOSCOW A Soviet Foreii
Ministry officials declined to answer
specifically Monday when asked if
President Konstantin U. Chernenko
was back at work in the Kremlin,
but said Chernenko was "occupied"
with bis leadership duties.
The official, Vladimir Lomeiko,
was asked about Chernenko by an
American journalist at a news
briefing on disarmament issues.
The reporter asked if it could be
concluded, because of Chernenko's
replies to questions about U.S.
Soviet relations in the Communist
Party newspaper Pravda on Sunday,
that Chernenko had ended his
summer vacation and was back at
work in the Kremlin.
"He is occupied with his duties as
general secretary of the Communist
Party of the Soviet Union and as
chairman of the Presidium of the
U.S.S.R.," Lomeiko said. Lomeiko
used a Russian word meaning occu
pied, or engaged in.
A Soviet translator at the briefing
translated the word into English as
"carrying out."
There have been uncomfirmed
that Chernenko, who suffers from
respiratory problems, cut shorthis
vacation in early August and
returned to Moscow fox
hospitalization.
Square. Call 544-4542 for an appointment
WANTED HELP WITH routine housework. Half day twice
a month. Time flexible. One mile from bus. 942-6926.
RAINBOW SOCCER COACHES WANTED! Folks who
'want spirited fun to coach RAINBOW SOCCER teams this
fall. RAINBOW, a most prestigious recreational soccer
league, is a wonderful way to make new friends and integrate
into the Chapel Hill Community. Enthusiasm encouraged,
no experience necessary. Coaching Clinic on Sat., Sept.
8, 10:30 noon, at Rainbow Soccer Stadium. Practices begin
Sept. 10. Interested coaches should can 967-8797 or come
by 500 W. Rosemary St., Noon 6pm. .
CAN YOUR SMILE BE HEARD ON THE PHONE?
If you are articulate, enthusiastic and like a challenge,
you can help yourself and Carolina. Earn $3.35 per hour,
plus bonus opportunities by calling alumni for The
Carolina Fund. Two select teams of 30 students will
make calls two evenings per week (Mon. and Wed. or
Tues. and Thurs.), 7-9:30 pm, starting Oct. 17, at
"Phone Power" facility in Hanes Hall. For interview
appointment call 962-45 14, 9am-5pm. Affirmative action
equal opportunity employer.
YOUTH BALLET INSTRUCTOR Parttime. temporary:
teach Weds 2:30-5:30, Sept 26-Nov 14. Prefer exper. $6.25
hr. Apply by Sept 12: Chapel Hill ParksRecreation, 200
Plant Road. EOAAE,
YOUTH GYMNASTICS INSTRUCTOR parttime, tem
porary: teach Mon, Tue, Thur 2:30-4:30, Sept 24-Nov 15.
Prefer exper. $6.25hr. apply by Sept 12: Chapel Hill Parks
Recreation 200 Plant Rd. EOAAE
CREATIVE MOVEMENT INSTRUCTOR Parttime, tempor
ary: teach Tues 10:00-0:30. Sept 25-Nov 15. Prefer exper
working with young children. $6.25hr. Apply by Sept 12:
Chapel Hill ParksRecreation, 200 Plant Rd. EOAAE.
CALLIGRAPHY INSTRUCTOR Parttime, temporary:
teach Weds 7-9pm, Sept 26-Nov 14. Prefer exper teaching
adults calligraphy; ability to demostrate skill. $6J25-$12.00
hr. Apply by Sept 12: Chapel Hill ParksRecreation, 200
Plant Rd. EOAAE.
WANTED:"BIG BROTHER of Sister" babysitter. Own
transportation essential. Interviewing NOW. References
upon request. Phone 968-1735 after 6:30pm. One child. Eight
year old boy.
ADVANCED GRADUATE STUDENT needed as program
assistant in "WOMEN'S STUDIES" 15 hours week. 1-2
academic year committment. Submit Vita recommendations
202 F Caldwefl Hall by Sept. 14.
WANT THE REWARD OF A LIFETINE? The Umstead
Committee needs volunteers-no experience necessary!
We're meeting in the Union September 5-6. The Y has
details!!
SALES HELP WANTED to start immediately. Part-time in
retail computer store. Saturdays, late afternoon, and
evenings. Approximately 10 hoursweek. Opportunity for
more hours over holidays and summer. $5.00hour.
Knowledge of Apple or IBM compatible computers needed.
If interested caH Ed at 493-5466.
LATE NIGHT OWLS needed for part time employment.
Shift premium and meals. Apply in person at Burger King,
205 E. Franklin St. between 3-5 p.m. .
LOOKING FOR A GOOD JOB this semester?
Romaa Wiaasaccda delivery people. Great
e arming a aad flexible boars. Mast be IS aad
bave iaaaraace. Apply at Romaa Wiaas 401
W. Fraaklia or call 929-3192.
OFFICE WORKERNEEDED. Duties include waiting on
customers in a garder center, answering the phone, payroll
and errands. No experience necessary. 30 hoursweek
minimum. Call 967-7258.
NEEDED: PART TIME STUDENT PARKING monitors for
BlockingTicketing lots. Morning shifts. Apply at Parking
Control, 206 YMCA Bldg. or call 966-2684 between 7:30am
and 4:30pm.
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News in Brief
Teachers strike
Nearly .5,000 public school teachers
spent Labor Day on strike in seven
states, with some of them scheduled
to vote on proposed new contracts
and more strikes predicted elswhere
as the school year opens.
A total of 83,331 students are
enrolled in the districts where 4,649
teachers are on strike.
The state hardest hit was Illinois,
where 3,274 teachers are' on strike
in eight districts, affecting about
57,000 students. Most of the wal
kouts began early last week.
In Chicago, the Chicago Teachers'
Union House of Delegates voted
Monday to continue working under
their recently expired contract until
Nov. I while mediation continues.
Private-public tuition gap cited
The tuition gap between public
and private colleges is already great
and will continue to grow, threat
ening the existence of some private
colleges, some state education offi
cials say.
The cost difference between attend
ing the private colleges and the public
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SALES INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY valuable business
experience for your resume as well as high income potential.
A major national financial corporation which is rated best
in its field in FORTUNE magazine survey: Offers college
students an internship opportunity that can lead to a career
in management. For details and appointment can Scott
Hoffman after 1 pm at 942-4187.
THE YMCA IS HIRING aerobic instructors to teach some
morning classes. Please call 942-0258 and leave a message.
WANTED: HEALTHY males to participate in an alcohol
study. Must be age 19-30. Requires three lab visits of 8
10 hours each. $75 win be paid on completion of study.
For information write: Mr. J. LaDine, 1124 FLOB 231H,
UNC CH. Chapel Hffl 27514 or phone (919)9664154.
"MAKE MONEY BY MAIL" it is easier and more profitable
than you think. Check out this wonderful opportunity for
yourself. Send a self-addressed stamped envelope for free
details to PO Box 15, Carrboro, NC 27510.
NEEDED: STUDENT PARKING MONITORS for home
football games to control traffic and parking between 8am
and 1pm. Apply at 206 YMCA Bldg. or call 966-2684 between
7:30 and 4:30pm.
GRADUATE STUDENTS: parttime secretary needed for
GPSF office. 8-10 hours per week. $3.50 hour. Flexible hours.
CaH 962-5675.
PART TIME EMPLOYEES NEEDED for all shifts, day and
night job opportunities with premiums. Apply in person at
Burger King 205 E. Franklin between 3-5pm. .
LANDSCAPING WORK - 30 hours minimum - need your
own transportation, 967-7258. M.OOhour.
business opportunities
Own your own Jean-Sportswear, Ladies Apparel, Combi
nation, Accessories, Large Size store. National brands:
Jordache, Chic, Lee, Levi, Vanderbilt, Izod, Esprit, Brittania,
Calvin Klein, Sergio Valente, Evan Picone, Claiborne,
Members Only, Organically Grown, Healthtex, 700 others.
$7,900 to $24,900, inventory, airfare, training, fixtures, grand
opening, etc. Can open 15 days. Mr. Loughlin (612) 888
6555 for sale
USED FURNITURE. UNFINISHED FURNTTURE
We have more than anyone in NC. Trading Post, South
Greensboro St., Carrboro, 942-2017.
GLEE CLUB dress for sale. Size 12. Extra length. $38.00.
933-2972. Ask for Maureen.
FOR SALE: 1972 Chevelle Super Sport 454 4 speed power
steering, power brakes, air conditioning, AM FM eight
track stereo, factory mags, original white interior and black
carpet, blue with white stripes, 69,000 original miles
collector's dream. 1-704-683-9440
THREE EXCELLENT QUALITY dorm sized carpets. One
large grey. $35. One large brown and tan $35. One small
brown $10. 933-2868.
GOOD SEATS AVAILABLE for UNC Navy football game.
Prices very reasonable. Call David at 942-5067.
I HAVE TWO TICKETS to YES concert in Greensboto
Friday, September 14. Good seats. Reduced price. Great
concert. Call 929-6739 and ask for David.
LARGE, DORM SIZE REFRIGERATOR. 4.4
cabic feet, freezer. Wood araia top. ExceDeat
coaditioa. $110. Call 929-4403, after 5pm.
roommates
NON SMOKING MALE ROOMMATE IN Kingswood
Apts. with three quiet studious but fun-loving guys $102
month plus utilities. Call 942-9373. Ask for Bob, Mark,
Derrick or Paul. .
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CLUB MEETING:
Fietzer Gym
Mon, Wed., Fri. 5:30
Sun. 3:30
INTRODUCTORY MEETING:
Tues., Sept 4, 11-7 pm
Union
David Coleman: 966-3263
MASTER CHOI: Phillips Hall 159
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is 'occupied
universities is so great that it is
threatening the economic and, con
sequently, the educational health of
the independent institutions, said
Elon College President Fred Young.
"We cannot remain healthy with
out reducing the financial dispari
ties," he said.
In 1973, the state paid $1,867 for
each North Carolina undergraduate
enrolled in a public university and
$200 for each private college student
for a difference of $1,667. The
difference jumped to $3,045 in 1983.
Black out order refused
BRIGHTON, England Power
and electrical workers refused Mon
day to black out Britain, splitting the
nation's giant Trades Union Con
gress over support for a six-month
coal strike.
Moderate union leaders were
booed and shouted down during a
stormy debate before the 1,100
delegates as the labor federation's
annual congress voted in an over
whelming show of hands not to take
fuel supplies across the miners' picket
lines.
Power station workers and steel
workers, however, said they would
defy the fuel boycott and the rest
of the TUC, whose 10 million
members are half Britain's work
force.
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the DTH office or mailed to
Chapel Hill, NC 27514.
FEMALE NON SMOKING roommate needed immediately
for two bedroom Tarheel Manor Apts. Own room. On C
! bus line. $I68month plus utilities. CaU 968-8631.
FEMALE SEMI STUDIOUS roommate wanted to share
I two bedroom apt. on bus Bne. $112.00month plus 13
utilities. CaU 967-9449.
MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED to share University Gardens
apartment. $170month plus 54 utilities. Call 968-0430.
FUN, CLEAN, NEAT GIRL to share 2 bedroom new condo.
Please call 968-1654 to meet us.. .We want you to be happy
with us too!
MALE ROOMMATE WANTED to share three bedroom,
two bath apartment. About 1 miles from campus. Furnished
except your room. $140 month plus 13 utilities. Non-smoker
preferred. Call 967-9163. Keep trying.
WANTED: EASY GOING FEMALE to room ia
Haass Park Coado'sl Beat is $175 arilities,
HBO, etc... Everythiag is already aicely
faraishedl If iaterested call 967-22851
FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED to share a three bedroom
Carolina apartment. Have your own room! $133 per month
plus 13 utilities. CaU 967-1063 anytime after 5pm.
WANTED: ONE RELATIVELY STUDIOUS FEMALE
roommate to share 2 bedroom Royal Park apartment with
first year Pharm. student. Pay J4 $329.00 rent, utilities, phone.
CaU 967-2488.
UNDERGRAD FEMALE WANTED to share fully furnished
apartment. $125monthplus 13 utilities. Call anytime. 967
4514. rent
ROOM. ULTRAQUIET. KITCHEN PRIVILEGES. To
person who likes an orderly lifestyle. Lovely neighborhood.
C bus. One mile from hospital. $160 per month. Available
immediately. CaU 942-4306.
PARKING SPACE FOR rent five minutes walk to mid
campus. $25 monthly. CaU 929-1441 (evenings)
personals
DO YOU NEED information on Birth Control or sexual
health? Drop by Student Health Service, 2nd floor Health
Education Section for a confidential, free information session
at 3:00 p.m. Tuesday. Call 966-2281 ext. 275 for more
information.
HEY KEVIN
Why don't you come by sometime. It's been a long summer,
rd love to see you!! Mary
THE GROOVE ARMY strikes again! OOOH Bobby, this
is beautiful. Meow man we have togroove again, pronto,
or well be bogus, too. Shun! Shun! Sept. 9th! O Boy!
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Manatory Sales Meeting Tues at 4:00. Carolina Union.
South Gallery Mtg Rm.
NEWSWRITING AND BROADCAST JOURNALISM
STUDENTS! SPJ SDX is having a meeting Wednes
day at 5:00 pm in room 203 Howell Hall. All old and
interested members are urged to come.
THE FIRST CLASS OF "Aproccrypha" will take place on
Wed. Sept 5th, 7:30 pm at the Hillel library. This class will
be devoted to explaining the ancient greek translation of
the Bible. The course will be taught by Dr. David Halperin
of the UNC Religion Dept. The course, which will be taught
all of fall semester is free to Hillel members and $10 for
non-members. Hillel is located at 210 West Cameron Ave.
Chapel HU1.
HEALTH EDUCATION located on the 2nd floor of the
Student Health Service is offering an 8 week drop-in weight
management and fitness group every Thursday beginning
September 6, 12-1:30pm. No appointment needed. For more
information call 966-2281 Ext.275.
PIANO LESSONS
The Department of Music has a
limited number of openings for non
major piano instruction. Private
lessons are available on all levels
from beginning study through
advanced. Registration will continue
through Wednesday, September 5.
Interested students should see
Professor Miles in room 220, Hill
Hail, between the hours of 10:10 and
12:00 in the morning.