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Southern Bell officials said earlier this week the new $12
million computerized switching system will make service
more accurate and reliable, although it may seem confusing
to students and area residents.
"We've had a 100 percent replacement of all switching
equipment," Southern Dell District Manager Mike Carson said.
"We changed 1930 vintage electronic mechanical equip
ment to the electronic switching system (ESS)," Carson said.
"We took 30,000 lines connected to the Rosemary and Man
ning Street buildings and reconnected them to the new switch
ing equipment"
"We began engineering the new office (on Rosemary Street)
in 1977' Carson said. "Normally, with electronic switching it
takes five years to the cutover time. We did it in less than four
years"
Carson said the University phone system changed to ah ESS
Centrex system.
The biggest change under Centrex is direct dialing, said
Richard Hall, UNC Telecommunications Analyst. "In the
past, you had to dial 125 to dial direct Now, you dial 1, the
area code and the number." .
Hall listed additional changes: within the Centrex system,
dial only the last five digits of the number; calling from a
Centrex number to a number outside the system, dial 9, all
seven digits; all campus numbers beginning with 933- have
been changed to 962-, with the exception of the Carolina Inn
and residence hall numbers. In addition, &-. numberrs re
main .the same. To reach a residence hall, you must dial all
seven digits.
Hall cited better service, the absence of an access code,
and additional options such as touch-tone, call forwarding,
and speed dialing as reasons the University elected to go
with the Centrex system.
"The additional features are up to each individual student
to decide on," Hall said. "If a student chooses an option, he
also elects to pay the price."
Iri addition,- off-campus, the access code has been elimi
nated and all 933- numbers remain the same.
"I think that keeping all off-campus 933- numbers the
same is confusing to a lot of people," Carson said. However,
few people will encounter wrong numbers and calls go
through much faster with the new system."
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"The defense fund will continue to fight North
Carolina's so-called desegregation plan," Rauh
said. "Mr. Friday thinks the fight will be over when
Dupree signs the decree it will be just the
beginning." ( .
Justice department attorneys said in their doc
ument that the settlement is "fair, reasonable and
adequate."
If he signs it, Dupree would have jurisdiction
over the decree until Dec. 31, 1988, but the terms
of the agreement would expire Dec. 31, 19S6.
The UNC system would control the system and
would submit an annual report to Dupree and to
the U.S. Department of Education's Office for
Civil Rights.
Dupree ruled in June, 1979, that the federal
government could withhold about $100 million
from UNC pending the outcome of administrative
hearings concerning the case in Washington.
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TOOATS EVENTS
Project GoodHfe is sponsoring a workshop on healthy exercise
that ends today. The workshop will be held from 7:30 to 9 p.m.
and those attending should come dressed to participate.
COMING EVENTS
First Union National Banit will be recruiting on campus Tuesday,
July 21. They want to talk with individuals graduating Summer
1981 who would be interested in a career in the bank's Commercial
Development Program. Please come by the University Placement
Services Office, 211 Hanes Hall, to set up an appointment
Creative Dining-Division of General Mills Restaurant Group
will be recruiting on campus Tuesday, July 21. They are interested
in talking with Business Administration, Accounting and Liberal
Arts graduates who would be interested in a career in Restaurant
Management CDarryf s Restaurant). Please come by the University
Place Service Office to set up an appointment time.
bttegon General Insurance Company will be recruiting on cam
pus Friday, July 17. They will be interested in talking with indivi
duals graduating in August 1961 who would be interested in a
career as a Claims Adjuster. Please come by the University Place-'
ment Services Office to set up an appointment
Carrboro Recreation and Parka Department announces begin
ning and advanced beginning tennis classes for adults. Beginning
classes will be held every Tuesday and Thursday, July 21 -August 12.
Advanced classes will be held every Monday and Wednesday at
5:30 p m., July 22-August 14. Classes will be held at Wilson Park
Tennis Courts and a $10 preregistration fee is required.
Cno River State Park will hold a nature hike July 18 at 10 a m.
The hike is free and will start at the Park office at the end of Cole
Mill Road extension in Orange County. Call 383-1686 for more
information. .
Carrboro Recreation and Parks Depart merit has positions avail
able for supervisors and officials for the Fall Adult Co-Rec Softball
, League. AS A. certified officials are preferred and applications
must be in by Thursday. July 23, at 5 p.m. For more information
catl942-S541.
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The Exchange Swimming Pool has started reduced rates for the
rest of the summer charging $100 for family membership. The
pool also may be rented for $25 a night plus the cost for two life
. guards. Contact Janet Anderson or Prkrillia Otto at 967-6840 for
more information.
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