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The Daily Tar HeelWednesday, September 9, 19927 SIpHMij ar ltd C L AS S I F I E D A D V E RT I S I N G EZZJ WFDNFSnAV II WMMk. sionsi situ tor Haley, 2. Ow transportation pfferrd, Pleaia call 929Q878, Child Care Needed Desperately by Single Mom lodg tor cannj female preferred, nonsmoker. r) araro and am of rtmor to care tor my 9 yaaroUdauatUMian sties hare in Chapel HI once a month. Will pay very well!) Upcomma aaaENpt 5, 6, 8am 5rm Cat evra. 942-2734. Are you an 'AT HOME" mom or part-time stu dent milling to help out a single working mom occasionally? I'm new to the Chapel Hill area. I have shared custody of my 9 year old oaugtv tar, so she will be wsltmg here once per month from California. I need someone to care for her during the day. usually a Thursday and Friday while I am at work (8-5). I will pay or we can exchange babysitting. Please call 942-2734. CARING, RESPONSIBLE person need ed to watch 1 year old child 2 or 3 (toys per week, very feabie, willing to share sitters. Please call 96ft 3623. MOTHER'S HELPER Cheerful, intelligent student needed for 2 year old boy 15-20 hours weekly (flex.) Referenoes, own transportation necessary good driver. 489-2660 leave message. HAPPY 4 YEAR OLD BOY needa reli able college student to provide after preschool care 35:30pm 2-3 days per week. Must have car, non-smoker, references required. 968-9299 after 6:30pm. BABYSITTER 5-10 flexible hours week. References required. Hope Valley, Durham 4931882. CHILD CARE HOUSEKEEPING, babysitting 1 and 3 yr gin's. Flexible hrs. on busline. Must be bright, honest energetic with excellent ref erences. Call Laura 967-0190 M-F. CHILD CARE NEEDED In our home for 3 daughters. Responsible nonsmoker, flexible part time hours. 9424352. DRIVER NEEDED: After school child care driv ing for 10, 14 yr old children. Tues, Wed, Thurs, 3 5pm. Must have car. References required. Call 942-6554. WANTED: Babysitter for delightful 15 mo old girl Thurs afternoons. Own transportation. Please call 968-4020. DTH Classifieds Call Ust 962-0252 HORSELESS RIDER) I've spent the summer working out and working with horses. I miss It! I know there are ndertess horses. Amy 914. 2350 USED FURNITURE Chests, sofas. Bookcases, tables, chairs, desks, beds. Unfinished furniture also. The Trading Post S.Greensboro St, Carrboro (beside Wsndys) 942-2017. Did You Know? Stereo Sound's new Clearance Center In Chapel Hit has bargain prices every day on home audio, video, find car stereo. Ota InvMitory cemtantly ehanfM -eo oome by rsfulariy. We get demos, discontinued models, closeouts, trade 4ns, scratch -and dents and overstocks from all our stores -plus special purchases from our manufacturers. Now you know. STEREO SOUND CLEARANCE CENTER 251 S. Elliott Rd., Chapel Hill. 929 9998. Tues-Frl. 10-7, Sat. 10. Next to Spa Health Club. New & Used Furniture New 3piece Lvg rm suite from $389, 5-pieoe dinettes, 4-drawer chests, bookcases, mat tress sets. GALLOWAY FURNITURE 54 West. 5 mUes from Carrboro (Mon- Thurs. 12-5pm,Ffl 6 Sat 12-6pm, closed Sun.) 967-0444. PIANO. UPRIGHT: must sel. Good condition, oaney refnshed. 50 or best offer. 942-7822. FOR SALE: 4 UNC season football tickets. Cafi (703)459-5538. TOSHIBA T1200HB laptop, hard disk, carry case, DOS, $650- OBO. Dell 286, VGA, hard disk, 2 meg mem DOS $670- OBO. Geoff; 962-2695.. CUSTOM DESIGNED LOFT with pull down stairs. 8x12. Sturdy, yet simple to assemble. Used last year in Kenan. Excellent cond., with room carpet $225. 783-7894. LARGE DORM SIZED fridge, $50 obo. Call 9321416. KING SIZE WATER bed wooden frame w 6 drawers, new heat pad, 2 sets of sheets. $175 O.B.O Roger 962-0101 or 5632419 evenings. YAMAHA STEREO RECEIVER Model RX- 3O0U, $175. Onkyo Integra cas sette deck, $150. Both in great con dition. 942-7846 ReVOX Model A-77 reeMo reel play er recorder. High quaility recording. Runs great. Asking $275. Call Rick; 286-2223. FOR SALE: electric typewriter. Smith Corona. SC 100. Self-correcting. Excellent condition. $125. Call between 5 and 6 PM; 967-4952. 79 FIREBIRD Pontlac. New tires, brakes and exhaust sys tem. Engine recently rebuilt. $1,100. 376 9572, please leave message. Acura Integra 1986 Acura Integra for sale. $3500 or best offer. Call 962-3912 and leave a message. 79 HONDA CB 400 10.6K miles. Recent tires, battery seat Runt strong and reliable $600. 9330632 nights: 967-3723 days. Barb '86 POUCH MOPED Fun, sporty, reliable, cheap transportation. No license or parking permit needed. Runs great Call Scott 0 942 1729, 86 HYUNDAI EXCEL 3- door hatchback, 4- speed, AC.cass., 64K, original owner, excellent condition, new Michelin tires (4). $1600. 9299628 85 Yamaha Motorscooter. 125 CC red, good cond. 4.5K. Call Bnan 932-5158. Asking $675. 85 Mercury Lynx 4 door wagon makes moving easy. Automatic, AC, stereo cassette, cruise, security system. $1900 negotiable. CaU Joe 9294698. Leave message. SCHWINN SPRINT 10 speed bike for sale. $80 or best offer. Call Shaun at 967-2067. Must Sell. 1989 HONDA CIVIC Si. red. 38K miles, AM FM, AC, 5 speed. Leave country, dean, excel lent condition. $6500. One owner. 932-3332 FORD RANGER XLT '88. 59.000 miles, automatic, black w red interior. Excellent running condition AC. new 6 yr. battery. $5300. Anne (704)541-3453 1985 FORD ESCORT 2 door, stick, depend sbie. $950. 9296583. 1989 Kawasaki Ninja 600R, with Vance Hines exhaust. Excellent cond. Akvays covered or garaged. Asking $3300. negotiable. Call 9299950. 87 Toyota Tercel HATCHBACK. 4 speed, 61K AC, cass., 1 local owner. $3500 or best offer. Excellent condition 942-5857 til 8pm. UNEED Rockshox. Msg20 fits frames S 18". Used lOx, $260 Installed. 16' Performance Synapse, XCPRO. Bullseye Hubs. $700. 42cm Brldgestone MB2, $800. 968-6152 after 8pm. '84 PEUGEOT 505 SiNery blue, 5 speed, sun roof, power doors and windows, AC, AM FM cassette. In great condition. 110K. $1500. Call 942-1438. TOSHIBA Laptop computer T1100P, noHD, all manuals. Great for wrjrdprocesslng: I'll set you up with Microsoft Word. $400. Call 962 0481 or come by 102 Davie Hall (Psych). Osrtti Ireoka Tickets. Chapel Hid. Oct 10th, great seats. 1-800-377-3810 6000 CD's $8-$11.50! Most cassettes, $3.50-$5. Back Door Records, 136 E- Rosemary, Nations Bank Plaza (near Molly's), M Sat., ll-6pm. 933 0019. BUY-SELL-TRADE. FOUR WARM FUZZY kittens need home. Two male, two female. Wormed, weaned, litter trained. Mom wants home too. Any or all. Phil or Win 942-1674. 1 OFFICE ADJACENT to UNC campus. Available TOKPi&ereroelDnahixofaa&rty. 174 square feet 942-2152. If no answer, leave message. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY AH real estate in this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes it illegal to advertise 'any preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, reiigon, sex wnatonal origin, or an inten tion to make any such preference, limitation or dischmination. This newspaper will not know ingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised In this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. To complain of discrimina tion, call HUD tolMYee at 1-800-424-8590. PARKWOOD CONDO 1375sf, 3BR, 2BA. formal drang room, fireplace, patio. 5rmns. to RTP, lOmrts. to UNC, 15m ins. to Duke $69,900; 361 1998 or 489-9595. L JMilt,, 1 DUPLEX. LIKE newtownhouses. 2 BR, 2-12 BA Wak to campus. 625 Visage Realty 967-6043. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. 1 BR apt. in Carrboro. On bus line. Ref., stove, utilities, cable, blinds, and carpet Furnished. $475 mo. $250 deposit. 942-6717 AT THE CASMET LIVE COMEDY Selected 8PM 9:30- 12PrvT Friends of Percussion: American Music with a World Beat! 8:00-10:30pm A ADMISSION FREE wCurrent UNC ID (1 guest per UNC ID. Must present current collegephoto ID) SINGLE ROOM CONTRACT at Craige Hall for sale. Call Judith 914-4279 (evenings). FOR SALE: Ruffin Dorm Contract, North Campus. Presently unoccupied. Contact Shannon McManus at 942-9115. FRIENDLY MALE "pre-grad professional seeks graduate student or professional to share 2BR 1BA apt. $224.50 12 util. (water ind.) Pool, fitness center, cable, AC. Comfy, convenient location on J bus line. I need a roommate real quick! Call 968-7830 PREFER FEMALE. CAROLINA APTS. $191 plus 13 utilities. Own room fail and spring semester. Available immediately. Sept. free. Call BJ or Pam; 932-3279. Leave message. SHARE 2 BEDROOM 1 bath house outside Carrboro. Wooded, quiet area, hardwood floors. $200 mo. Prefer female grad student Must like pets. 968-6469, leave message. NON-SMOKER TO SHARE charming Carrboro duplex near campus. $230 plus 13 utiles. Own room and bath. Female preferred. Call 932-3821 Roommate Wanted for 38R. CC3 Old Well Apts. With pool, tennis. Bike to campus. $160mo 14 utilities. Call 9684025. WALK TO CAMPUS from Mill Creek. Female roommate needed to rent one bedroom. Call Nanci at 9294883. NON-SMOKING, female preferred. 8 min. non stop bushde to campus. Ramsgate Apts. Anne 968-4170 CZXfl PARKING SPACES for rent close to campus. Call 9424058 DAYTIME PARKING AVAILABLE one block from campus at Colonel ChutneVs. $35 mo. Call 942-7575 after 1pm Mon- Fri for more information. Low Air Fares! Plan today for Fall Break. Thanksgiving, and Christmas! Business and Vacation Tarvel. 929-4321. 133.5 E. Franklin next to NCNB. UiMHU UiWliihlWllN'lliJ rjtTSMkW GRANVILLE TOWERS Limited spaces available now. Stay with us ami your rent will never increase. Come by for a visit or call 9297143. FURNISHED BEDROOM Study (srttlnfr mom) BaeVKTttlianstiaisitApprox. 400 sqfl) in a Georgian 14 room home. Elegant country setting in Orange county. OnV 20-25 mins. from DUKE, UNC canpus o- RTP Prefer feminist lib eral minded female graduate student Sorry, no pets. $350 month . 9292432 (eve) ALPHA PHI OMEGA (APO) Campus Lost & Found located In the bottom of the Union or call 962-1044. FOUND: Key on blue Wachovia key nng. Call 9141255. FOUND: One set of keys on the sidewalk m front of the Carolina Inn, on either 826 or 827, Call 9146018 to describe. FOUNO: tennis racket. Wimbledon Ecllpae with initials A.LP. Call 9140923 FOUND: Contacts in white plastic case. 'Carolina Optometry Group.' Outside Hmton James. Call Susan 9146059. FOUND: BABY STROLLER (w out baby) at Morehead Planetanum parking lot. Call 942 2023 (H) or 966-1909 (W). Ask for Gary. LOST: GOLD sereptine bracelet (women's), possibly near sidewalk of Raleigh Rd. on Carolina Union side. Please call 9680205 Discount Car Insurance BASIC LIABILITY Some Restrictions Apply Rales based on territory 24 (Chapel Hilt) of Point Month Cost 0 11399 6 292 60 7 326.06 6 373.84 9 41859 10 463 97 11 52160 (0WI)12 &0306 INEXPCRIENCCD DRIVERS 0 POINTS Monms 364 95 24 Months 184 56 Call Us lor a Quick. Reliable Quote. ADMIRAL AUTO INSURANCE AGENCIES, INC. Phone: 92941104 3125 Snannon Road. Suite 150 Next 10 South Square Mall. Durham. NC IsTtssI Uraf af MemsUsn hi M. tunma-Miuueett Oder Catalog Today witti Vea'MC or COO m 800-351-0222 Of. rush $2 00 to Research Wnmatkxt 11322 Idaho Ave, 1206-A, L Angeles, CA 90025 Notary public $2 per signature. On campus, by appt only. Call Leslie 0 962-0372. ABORTION - To 20 weeks. Private & confidential GYN facility wSat & weekday appts avail. Pain medication given. Free preg nancy tests. 942-0824. Tennis Racket Stringing Quality stringing by US Racquet Stringers Assoc. member. 24 hr service. Lowest prices. Work guaranteed. Also string squash, racquetball racquets. 942-6301 Matt. PREGNANT? NEED HELP? Free pregnancy testing and counseling. All services confiden tial. Call PSS, 942-7318. AFFORDABLE COMPUTER TRAINING, rapaHV upgrades and more. Heipingstine Compute Services is here to help you. Don't struggle, call 493-1654. Great pnces on custom built clones. RESUMES, COVER LETTERS, applica tions, term papers. Scientific, medi cal, foreign language expertise. Laser .4, pickup & delivery. Call Do-It-Write. 967-3786. For reasonable. PATIENT HELP WITH CALCO-) LUS, algebra, trigonometry, call Jim at 942-' 1108. You need not play the rote of victim.: your math course. EXCEU "' DIET MAGIC! Lose up to 30 pounds in 30 days for $30. Simple. Call Milie or DeAnna at 649424. EATING DISORDERS - Therapy group for women with bulimia, chrorP ' it dieters and otherwise 'aggravated eaters, Thursdays, 7-8 :30pm. Call Nancy Garson Angert, EdM t 929-1132 or 644-0905. . . EATING DISORDERS THERAPY GROUP Offered by UNC Hospital. Dept. of Psychiatry. For more information, free screening appoint ment call 966-2025 M- F, 8- 5. TO THE WOMAN I met on the top of the mountain at Breckanridge, please cafl' Shaun at 967-2067. We'll get toether, har few laughs. TOMMY What to say? I've really enjoyed spending time with you hope we'll have more' fun times together. U R a sweetie! HeUo to the Bungalo gang Swimmin' Woman THANK YOU, STRANGER. Remember the bJorel-haired woman with a white Acura that hit a van in front of Bynum Hall Sam, Sept 4?? Well, that's me and I want to thank you for being so kind, sandy-haired man. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MIKE) My favorite cool guf has turned 21: definitely grounds for a per sonall Have a fun day. I love you. Katie JACKIE Z HAPPY 21st B-Day! Love Rona & Peter!! BAC from page 1 We don't want them going back and distorting what we have to say." Anthony Peay, a member of the attorney general's staff and a spokesman for the Black Greek Council, said the BAC The Far Side i i a i i 5 f Vm sorry, Mom and ftT) bufBradandlare TV fX1 v in lave -and V S Clo Kill mWp P . i 30ln9 T run 0 any -y- 9 Red Cloud's ultimate nightmare members had the right to exclude the media. "(BAC members) realized they cannot hurt you or take anything from you, but they can ask you to leave," he told a reporter "They wanted to speak to everybody in private. The press many times will misquote things." Alan McSurely, a local civil rights attorney who attended the meeting and who has represented University Police officer Keith Edwards and the UNC housekeepers in their respective grievances against the University, said the meet ing was a strategy session, not an official announcement, and therefore BAC members could exclude the media. "I believe people have the right to have strategy sessions," McSurely said. "I think they have the duty at some point to tell people what their plans are, but there's a difference between strategy meetings and announcements, and this is still in the strategy stage. "The press has to respect the difference." Matthew Stewart, a local civil rights activist, said that although he thought the BAC had made a mistake in exclud ing the press, they did have the right to ask the press to leave. He pointed to a meeting earlier this week between state legislators, university and state officials, and the UNC house keepers during which Rep. Anne Barnes, D-Orange, asked reporters to leave. "If Anne Barnes can exclude the press, then the BAC can as well." Stewart, a spokesman for the UNC housekeepers move ment, also said that at the BAC meeting three members of the housekeepers' steering committee had announced they were planning a march for Sept. 17. The housekeepers, Marsha Tinnen, Barbara Prear and Larry Farrar, asked everyone at the BAC meeting to support them. 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All Rights Reserved A ill S A CL' " 1 A M A PAR.iIuAR.AlllTR.AY i W 1 M M I Nl Y . H.I 1 ESP 5 T OPLEAT S "3a tl a ilAirri Jli 11 SC g e s t u r E Li 1 A 1 E JfiR.lI " B E lA llJlilPRlNT - I R IS s e t f.aTd ETTA C U TpM IRJE W A R. D Sill 1 S. NJJF1 A 1 A OSflSl A N szlj S-Mll E A Sil AO 0 hoteovTerthedam A V E Wl IT ATM A " E V A 0 E rIfIm!: jTlulTUolElMlolH Need help with this crossword puzzle? Call 1 -900-454-3014. Your phone company will bill you 95 cents per minute. Rotary or touch-tone phones. Mandela blames de Klerk, ; white government for deaths The Associated Press BISHO, South Africa An angry Nelson Mandela Tuesday called for the removal of the black homeland ruler whose troops killed 24 protesters and wounded 196, sparking a major con frontation between black and white lead ers. Religious leaders, including Angli can Archbishop Desmond Tutu, tried to persuade the ruler of the Ciskei home land to hold a referendum on returning the nominally independent territory to South Africa. They said the ruler, Brig. Gen. Oupa Gqozo, refused. The killings Monday deepened South Africa's political .crisis, making it un likely Mandela's African National Con gress will return soon to stalled talks on ' giving blacksthevoteandendingapart heid. ANC leaders said President F.W. de Klerk's government bore direct re sponsibility for the killings. In a sign of growing confrontation, the ruling National Party lashed out at the ANC in one of the harshest attacks in recent months, saying the opposition group was trying to seize power. The National Party called ANC lead ers "hard-liners hooked on the Commu nist shortcut of trying to force the coun try to its knees and seizing power by force." The talks collapsed in June after 39 blacks were massacred in Boipatong township. The ANC, the largest black opposition group, has accused the white minority government of encouraging fighting between black factions. De Klerk denies that. ANC leaders in Johannesburg, mean while, called for the removal of two other homeland rulers who are major foes of the ANC President Lucas Mangope of Bophuthatswana and Mangosuthu Buthelezi, chief minister of KwaZulu. Buthelezi heads the Zulu-dominated Inkatha Freedom Party, whose support ers have been battling ANC backers for years. The ANC did not call for the removal of Maj. Gen. Bantu Holomisa, military ruler of the Transkei homeland, who is allied to the ANC. The ANC considers the homelands illegitimate creations of the apartheid system and wants them reincorporated into South Africa. Mandela, after laying flowers at the spot where ANC marchers were gunned down by Ciskei troops, called for an independent investigation into the kill ings. "Gqozo is not going to last, I can tell you," Mandela later told thousands of cheering supporters at a rally in King William's Town, just inside South Af rica. "We will not rest until Gqozo is removed." In an interview with British Broad casting Corp., Gqozo rejected calls for his resignation. "The people that are calling for my standing down are foreigners to the Ciskei country," he said. Mandela was escorted by South Af rican police with guns ready as he walked about 20 yards into Ciskei to lay wreaths. Ciskei soldiers with lowered guns stood nearby, but there were no inci dents. "There are many people who came to this place with hope and never returned," the ANC president said. "It is a very emotional moment for us that those fighting for democracy, for peace ... should be mowed down by those who fear democracy." Ciskei troops fired on about 20,000 ANC supporters who marched into the homeland to call for Gqozo's removal. Angry blacks scuffled Tuesday with police outside the Ciskei consulates in Johannesburg and Cape Town. Several protesters occupied the building hous ing the Cape Town consulate, and pro testers sprayed the Johannesburg con sulate with red paint to symbolize the Billy blood of those shot. Police and protesters traded punches and kicks in Johannesburg when pro testers tried to haul down a U.S. flag at a nearby hotel. Other protesters said the U.S. flagi was singled out by mistake and yelled', to pull down an adjacent South African .flag.. . .. 1.1,. .'..;, 'j. -. -j-i.-w ANC secretary-general Cyril Ramaphosa, who was in the march Monday, said relations with South. Africa's government were at the lowest ebb ever and expressed pessimism about resuming talks. "My own assessment is that negotia tions are in serious jeopardy," he saidJ ; Ciskei, a land of about one million people living on several tracts totaling' ; about 3,600 square miles, is one of; several homelands formed by South Africa under apartheid to create sepa-; rate nations for blacks. The homelands, dependent on South ; African aid, are mostly dominated by ; authoritarian regimes, and almost no ; one recognizes them as independent. Gqozo initially was supported by the 1 ANC when he seized power in a 1990 j coup, but relations became strained as ; he adopted an independent course. ; from page 1 j actly why Penny quit. "I guess he was burnt out and got a new job," Williams said. "He decided to take a little vacation, I guess." Williams said there was still a good chance Penny would return. "We'd love to have him back, and he may come back whenever he'd like," Williams said. Student Body President John Moody was surprised and sad about the loss of Penny at Time-Out. "Who are we going to heckle at two in the morning?" Moody asked. Penny was used in Moody's SBP campaign last spring. Campaign post ers pictured Penny and Moody in front of Time-Out. j Moody said Penny was an effective campaigner because everyone recog-j nized and liked him. "Billy is a landmark, like the (Oldf Well and the Bell Tower," Moody said;,' "I'll, miss him." Some students said they'd like to set; Penny and tell him how much he wa; missed. "As soon as possible, we'll rutf; over and tell him to come back," sairf; junior Joan Carr. i) FIRE WALK WITH .If GRE,liAT,GMAT,SAT,iMT PhD Jnin help. $200-$3W khi&Mwmtftcial tutoring ! o 2-hour sessions with pre-, post-testing Call 489-6052 3:05 5:05 7:05 9:05 (poiJi IT?fciLM.li;r:l:I. a 'Ihe Best American Comedy Of The Year!" vmtMiwi), mfMWHH w 2 4:30 7 9:30 WmhtonEartn ...... T..IS FiVC ClTIEI. r Music By Tm Wsils Rj If rVM r i fcvy a Si 'A "l&T&rr 2:10 enn BEST MOVIE OF THE YEAR!" 8 45 -BRUCE WILLIAMSON, PLAYBOY 1 1 ii Mir '"",' ixniMas Single White Female (A) 2:00 4:15 7:00 9:15 Pet Semetary II 2:15 4:457:159:45 A League of Their Own (PG) o.nn ji-on 7.nn o.in A
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