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Elected Re-elected Running for
Meanwhl/e" Governor 11976) Governor (19801 U.S Senate (1963)
The Share Os The Budget For Public Schools Has
Gone Down 5% (and Education is Suffering!) :
But Jim Hunt Found Enough of Your Tax Dollars for:
e A fancy let helicopter used by Jtm Hunt to fly to
political campaign events $1.4 Million 5
• A second legislative office building that a
Democratic senator called “the biggest boondoggle
in the history of the State” $8.5 Million 4
• Two new horse arenas for showing
fancy horses $4 Million 5
• Salaries for Jim Hunt publicity staff members $117,000*
“The press office is so crowded now that one of (Hunt’s press sec<. tary) Pearce’s
assistants doesn't have a desk.”*
LNow Jim Hunt’s Legislature Wants To INCREASE
I Your Taxes Over $240 Million!
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PAINLESS, ALMOST!—Biology instructor David Gregory’s young students didn’t seen
to mind the little pain involved in finding their blood types during a lab exorcise in a Sum
mar College for Kids class last year at College of The Albemarle. The summer session foi
third through sixth graders will begin on July S. Registration of the six classes this summei
will be held from 12-noon until 8 P.M. on June 27 -28 at the college. (COA Photo)
The Menhaden Is A Possible Everyday Food Item
By Dettfc Hamrick
The menhaden, unfamiliar
fish to most North Caroli
nians, but quite abundant off
our coast, was once drought of
strictly as a source of organic
fertilizer. Through the
research efforts of Dr. Tyre
C. Lanier, the menhaden has
the potential of becoming an
everyday food item and ex
panding North Carolina’s ex
isting menhaden industry.
Lamer, a food scientist at
r N.C. State University, is
- developing the technology to
f use protein from the
f menhaden in surimi,
e Japanese-style minced food
> products.
t Surimi is the result of a
s dchoning. washing and filter
i ing process that yields bland
• tasting minced fish protons.
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Once the menhaden is made
into surimi, it can be
manufactured to look and
taste like any shellfish
through the addition of real
shellfish meat, flavoring and
food coloring.
According to Lanier, the
use of the menhaden as a food
source is a relatively new idea
in America even though it ac
counts for 39 per cent of all
fish and shellfish caught in the
U.S. and more than 49 per
cent of the total catch in North
Carolina.
Ground menhaden meal is
used as a nutrition additive
for poultry feed and
menhaden oil is used in the
manufacture of margarines
abroad and as an ingredient
in antibiotic culture media.
Using Lanier’s process, ap
proximately 25 per cent of the
menhaden could be recovered
for use in surimi and the re
maining 75 per cent process
ed in North Carolina’s ex
isting menhaden industries
for use as fish meal and oil.
Surimi is a popular food
item in Japan and the import
of surimi food products into
to 18-million pounds in 1982.
Lanier credits the populari
ty of the surimi-based pro
ducts on the rising cost and
scarcity of fresh shellfish. He
added that surimi products
cost about half the price of the
real thing and are very
nutritious because they con
sist of the best fish proteins
Educational
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Touch Table
Children’s Story and fHflj
Hours, Exploring the Es|aaiV
Programs, Recreational
Crabbing and Seafood
Samplers are just a few of the
public educational programs
being offered at the N.C.
Marine Resources
Center/Roanoke Island this
summer.
The Marine Resources
Center, open from 9 A.M. to 5
P.M. weekdays and from 1-5
P.M. on weekends, offers a
variety of marine educational
programs for area residents
and visitors. All center pro
grams are offered free of
charge.
A complete three-month
listing of summer programs
is available upon request. The
summer calendar can be a
valuable aid in planning an
outing to the center or vaca
tion trip to the Outer Banks.
Several programs do re
quire pre-registration The
Marine Resources Center is
located north of Manteo and
adjacent to the Manteo
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lUkgrcssman Walter B. Jones
Staring the past week the
House spent several hours
continuing to debate the
Department of Defense
authorization for 1984. This is
a moat complex bill, and in a
period of some three weeks
now, part of each week has
beat spent concerning this
legislation. There are four
teen titles to the bill, and in
spite of the great amount of
time consumed in considera
tion, we have not fully con
cluded the discussion of Title
I. Os course, this Title is the
most controversial of them all
as it authorizes certain pro
curements. An amendment
was offered Wednesday which
focused on achieving a treaty
to ban the manufacture,
possession, or use of all
chemical weapons - not
unilateral disarmament.
Among other things, the
amendment provided were as
follows:
Strictly prohibits the
assembly of any binary
weapon prior to October 1985
Assures five full addi-
tional negotiating sessions - sion Calendar, and thus con
-2-V4 years -at the Committee sidered to be non
on Disarmament before any controversial Votes were
weapore can oe assembled demanded on two o{ , he blils<
Allows .-'heduled com- but j n eacb cast , the legisla
pletion of our production t|on carried b an a
faculties and procurement of imate 1010 x margin
long lead parts and com- Another matter that
ponente but prohibits the crea ted quite a bit of conver
assembly of binary munitions on yje n ouse Floor was
- Greatly strengthens our the u s Supn?me Court
negotiating position in on the very sensitive question
Geneva by putting the Soviet of abortion As many of you
Union on notice that we seek know th ru)ed that broad
a meaningful treaty but do not , s aking uis the right of
intend to continue to be duped a woman to have an abortion,
mto unilateral disarmament jf she chooses
while Russia continues to pro
duce and use chemical The House also approved by
weapons a vote of 389 to 18 to authorize
- Has received the Ad- the Department of
ministration’s support as an Agriculture to make available
alternative to help obtain es- cornmeal, rice, honey, flour
fective arms control. and wheat as well as dairy
When the time expired the products for a two-year pro
amendment had carried by a gram starting October l, all of
margin of some five votes, but wbicb products the USDA has
several Members, after roll bea vy surpluses. Already the
call was completed, changed government has reduced its
their votes and finally the surpluses of butter and cheese
amendment was defeated by by ma king them available to
four votes. I supported this o ur unemployed and low
amendment because Ido not income citizens The bill
think any nation should pro- would give emergency
ceed in the matter of stock- feeding centers priority on
piling chemicals. During the most available commodities,
debate it was pointed out that to be determined each year by
this nation already has an the Secretary of Agriculture,
adequate supply. but the program also would
In other House action, our allow shipments to schools,
Committee had three bills, all child-care centers and feeding
of which were on the Suspen- facilities for the elderly.
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