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Thurscby. September 4, 19CCThs C:" Tcr Hc73 Jl T T7 CI Dr. Raymond White Jr. has resigned effective June 1531 as dsan of the UNC School of Dentistry. White, dean since July 1974, said he was resigning for personal reasons. "I feel that I have accomplished all that I can as dean here," he said. Vhite said he was seriously considering staying at the University in a teaching position but that he hadn't . made his final decision yet. White joined the faculty here in 1974 as dean and professor of oral surgery. He came to Chapel IIIU from Virginia Commonwealth University, where he had been assistant dean for administrative affairs. While under White's direction, the School of Dentistry was awarded full accreditation by the Commission of Dental Accreditation in February 19S0. In 1976 White was named Committeeman of the Year by the vme "This is not just a public opinion poll," Saunders said. "The results will be secondary to getting students to go to Woollen Gym and register for the real election." When students register, voter registrars will ask them questions to ascertain that they are Chapel Hill residents. The registrars will be locking for a local driver's license and local bank accounts to prove a student considers Chapel Hill his home. They will ask the student if he listed property taxes last January, or if he plans to list taxes this January, Orange County Board of Elections member Gerry Cohen said. He said the registrars also will ask a student what his career plans are. If the student "is planning to go back to his hometown, then he's still a resident there," Cohen said. "The Orange County Supreme Court said that in their decision of 1979 upholding the rights of students to vote in Chapel Hill, that H LHTti ft CGCil From page 1 m m m Kramer said that immediate steps are being taken to reassign potential med tech majors to one adviser who is a member of the med tech faculty. Enrollment also is lower this year because many students who pushed back several required science courses until later semesters were ineligible for the program until their cour"s"wrre compete. . t Cic nent e rser sc' i .; ' r ".is y , " s pre m is stronger1 because Ci tl. add.o..cJ f-v-lty and the diversity of the new faculty members. Doris McCauley, placement director for the Medical Allied Health Professions, agreed that rumors of problems in the med tech program were completely without foundation. 1 UALUADLG GOUFOHS FOOIl AHEA'G 0I3LY AUTIIEIIG Anr.iY-I2AVY SUHPLUG STORE Fatinuco Kah'.us Donims Short: White: Boots Gloves Hat Parkas Ponchos Pea Coats Belts Thermal Underwear Bac! Packs Camping Equipment Hiking Gear Swiss Army Knives Hawaiian Shirts Vests ICrcc'f r:r.3 (t : r'-rP- - -i :..! C: . v ..... S - 4 Dr. Raymond White Jr. American Society or Oral Surgeons for exemplary services and contributions. White's replacement probably will not be named until late in the year, Associate Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs James Turner said. The chancellor will select a search committee which will offer recommendations after interviewing interested candidates. The chancellor then will select the new dean from those recommended. NORA WILKINSON From page 1 students had to consider Chapel Hill their home now and for an indefinite time in the future. Even if a student is planning to leave Chapel Hill when he graduates, he can still vote now, as long as he is currently a resident," Cohen said. He said that although some students are turned down, most of those who want to register are allowed to. Students and new residents will have to swear that they will have been a Chapel Hill resident at least 30 days prior to the election.. Beginning Sept. 8, voters also can register at the Chapel Hill Municipal Building on 306 N. Columbia St. and Carrboro Town Hall on W. Main Street, Mondays and Fridays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from noon to 8 p.m. Registration will be from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Sept. 20 and 27 and Oct. 4. Deadline for registration is Oct. 6. RALEIGH WOMEN'S-HEALTH ORGANIZATION ABORTIONS UP TO 12 WEEKS S176.C3 FROM 13-16 WEEKS S300.C3 (All Inclusive) Pregnancy Tests Birth Control Problem Pregnancy Counseling Fk?Htfvmfltion Gall r,517T-Ycst Morgan. 0 .- . REDUCED i r AT 2:C3 4:S3 7:C3 8:33 L Chris Makepeace Ruth Gordon f.ly Bodyguard CAROLINA CLASSICS SERIES -: Leslie Caron and Maurice Chevalier in GIC3I Matinees through Thursday at 3:00 and 5:00 ts s Fllqht Jackets ts Sweatshirts Sleeping Bags n i A ... , .. j Hi. . y LUCY HOOD The Chapel . Hill Planning Board reaffirmed Tuesday night its previous recommendation to the Town Council that only service stations and car washes be allowed to operate drive-ins. The board reconsidered requests from North Carolina National Bank and Wachovia to operate drive-ins. At a previous meeting, the board voted to uphold an April 14 decision to allow only businesses which service cars car washes and service stations to operate drive-ins. At the same time the board approved a resolution which gave it time to consider the possibility of excluding banks from the drive-in window prohibition. The Tuesday night vote amended the resolution so that NCNB would not be permitted to have a drive-in window at its new building and Wachovia would not be able to add , a third drive-in window to its Estes Drive building. The vote to uphold the April 14 decision without giving banks special consideration was based on problems relating to traffic, pedestrian safety, energy conservation, aesthetics and the prevention of strip development, Planning Manager Mike Jennings said. The board also considered Zeta Tau Alpha sorority's request for a zoning amendment. The sorority's attorney, Robert Page, made a request that the lot at 402 Hillsborough St. be rezoned from an R-10 zone to an R-lOa zone. Under the R-10 classification, a sorority may live on the premises only if the area is a court complex of three acres or more. However, the lot at 402 Hillsborough St. is just under an acre,, Page said. Therefore, a sorority woufd not be able to live there, unless the lot was classified as an R-lOa zone. About 12 people who live near the lot appeared at the meeting to express their reservations aboyt living near the 832-0535 or 1 800-221-2568 Raleigh, N.C. ITCZj, ADMISSION TICKETS AVAILABLE A THE STUDENT UNION DESK. . 7:23 9:23 coupor. 41 Get Acquntcd Offer 0 y y u :ALL r.lERCI-JAWDlS! good thai 03080 coupon Get Acquainted Offer if coed thru C30C0 coupor- Gct Acauaintcd Offer. Of (. O :3 kt Lcrgo COUPON Get Acquainted Offer -1 r:? j rc I :s3 o t t t j good thru II1.-' 3 : '-'J -jr. r - - sorority. A neighbor, Henry L. Lewis, expressed in a letter to Town Manager Gene Shipman a concern about an increase in traffic caused by the 20-40 students who would be living in the house. Lewis also wrote that the additional trash in the area would increase the population of raccoons and opossums, both of which are rabid animals. Finally, he argued that the vegetation surrounding the house would be destroyed during the renovation of the run-down house currently on the lot and would not be replaced. An environmental assessment statement was submitted to the town clerk on July 16. An addendum to that assessment was submitted on Aug. 20 responding to letters from the townspeople who opposed the sorority. In this addendum, the sorority defended its position with the following claims: An addition to be made on the existing building will blend in with the surrounding residences. Additional traffic will amount to a 3.78 percent increase on Hillsborough Street. The structure of the building will be repaired so that the appearance will be improved. The increased density involving the number of people would not alter the character of the neighborhood since a large apartment complex exists across the street from the site. 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