2H"h8 Daily Tar HeelThursday, November 5, 1981
Off
icial says taxpayers to foot needy patient
ras Son
By JAMEE OSBORN
l)TH Staff Writer
Because of federal budget cuts, taxpayers may have to
pick up bills for hospital patients who cannot afford to
pay, Richard Broom, a spokesman for North Carolina
Memorial Hospital, said recently.
Many hospitals are planning to raise their rates to help
cover costs incurred by patients who cannot pay. A re
cent survey by the North Carolina County Commis
sioners Association revealed that officials in 43 of 66
counties with public hospitals expected to raise their
rates to help absorb the costs.
Medicaid traditionally has helDed pay hospital bills for
Ellis
Each of the 11 chairpersons heads a
committee, with the result being that
more than 200 students work for the
Activities Board. Ellis said he saw the
main function of his job as keeping good
rapport with each of his board members.
"My primary responsibility is initiating
the kind of work environment and rela
tionship between board members that's
most productive," he said.
After his initial contact with the Union
his freshman year, Ellis served as chair
person of the Union's Human Relations
Committee his sophomore year. Last
February, Ellis was appointed chairman
by the Union Board of Directors. Al
though he could apply for the presidency
CoZicfrrlflr? life.
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EXECUTIVE SALES OPPORTUNITY WITH major
national corporation. For more information watch
Village Cable, Channel 9, on November 3, 4. 6, 10,
13 at 7 pm or November 8 and 15 at 10 pm.
FOOTFALLS ROAD RACE. . .
Footfalls Roadracc . . .
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2:00 Sunday. Nov. 8th
Campus Y $5. CO fe Includes T-shirt.
SKIOLS1 Sign-tips now being taken for annual
SUGARSUSH VT TTUP. Jan 2-7, 1982. Luxury
s lopes ide units, 5 day lift ticket and activities for
$179.00! AD are invited to find more about the trip
at the Ski Club meetings held weekly on Monday
nights (9 pm in 101 Greenlaw). Deposits needed of
$40.00 to reserve a spate. Questions? Call Kyle
967-3377. Andy 929-5840 or Michelle 967-1017.
LIMITED SPACE.
APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED FOR Janitors
to clean on evening shift. For Information, contact
Professional Cleaning Service, P.O. Box 1363,
Chapel HUL 942-3710.
MAYA ANGELOU RECEPTION APPLICATIONS
DEADLINE EXTENDED, now due Thursday, Nov.
5 at 12:00 p.m. Pick up at Union desk.
lost Cc found
LOST: ROPE CHAIN BRACELET with diamonds
and sapphires in the vicinity of Franklin Street or
Kenan Stadium Saturday. 1024. Reward. (704)
327-0962.
FOUND: MEDIUM SIZED BLACK shaggy dog.
CaU Tim 933-4042.
LOST SMALL GOLD RING of great sentimental
value, if found call 933-7326. Reward offered.
FOUND BLACK LAB PUPPY on campus 11181.
If lost call UNC-PD at 962-8100 and leave your
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those who could not afford to, but $12,8 million was cut
from Medicaid hospital appropriations this year.
Broom said the taxpayer ultimately paid for the treat-.
. ment of those patients who did not pay their bills.
"Memorial Hospital operates on a pay-for-service
basis," he said. "We expect everyone who receives serr
vices to pay, or at least have some kind of insurance
coverage."
Walter Parris, director of UNC fiscal services, said
specific figures for Memorial Hospital would not be
available for two weeks. The cuts will not take effect un
til Dec. 1, he added.
Parris said one program definitely would be eliminated,
the Title XX program, which provides indigents funds
From page 1
again, Ellis said he was leaning toward di
recting his energy into different areas. '.
"By the end of this year I'll know where I
need to grow most, and I'll use that infor
mation to see where I'll want to go from
there."
After graduation, 'Ellis,' a philosophy
major, said he wanted to travel to Europe
and Africa, do some writing and then
possibly attend graduate school. Regard
less of what he does, Ellis said personal'
growth, both his own and others', was a
main objective.
"We try to make sure each person in
volved with the Union can realize their
own potential in their personal develop
ment," he said. "And it's part of our job
to get them there."
YOUR
ON CAMPUS
OUT OF SPACE-
Mon - Sat 10-6:30: Sun 1-4
HiIl;Also Charlotte and Greensboro
PARKING
FOUND: TWO GOLD CHAINS with attached
charms in Woollen gym women's locker rooms
Monday night, Nov. 2nd. Call Marilyn to identify
(962-2175).
LOST GOLD WATCH AT Woollen Gym 1027. If
found call 933-8928. Reward.
LOST: BLACK AND WHITE Siberian Husky, 14
months old. Blue eyes, blue collar. Lost near
Mallette Street. If found call 929-2004. Reward!
help wanted
OVERSEAS JOBS Summeryear round.
Europe, S. Amer., Australia, Asia. AH fields.
$500-$ 1200 monthly. Sightseeing. Free info. Write
IJC Box 52-NC-l Corona Del Mar, CA 92625.
NEED ' HOLIDAY CASH? EARN $50-S75 in
EPA breathing experiments on the UNC-CH
Campus. We need healthy males, 18-40, non
smokers for at least a year. For more information
please call 966-1253, 8-5 Mon.-Fri.
WANTED: PERSONAL CARE ATTENDANTS
for physically disabled students at Camp Easter-in-the-Pines.
Live-in position, room, board and
insurance provided. Call Ron Graham between
8:30 am and 5:30 pm at 692-8655.
PART-TIME PERSON FOR retail auto parts store.
Experience preferred. Call for appointment.
929-0256.
THE GRADUATE AND PROFESSIONAL
Student Federation seeks interested
graduate students for the position of
GPSF Treasurer. Call 962-5675 or come
by Suhe D of Carolina Union.
NEEDED: PERSON TO WRITE user-oriented
computer documentation, in a . fluent and
understandable style. Prefer graduate student with .
NO technical background. Knowledge of word
processing helpful but not necessary. Salary
negotiable. CaD Bill at 962-2406 daytime. f
for sale
REBUILT VW ENGINE. CALL collect 1-483-4624.
One week's service-ninety day warranty.
GRANVILLE WEST CONTRACT AVAILABLE for
spring. Spring Semester, pool, meals, great atmos
phere and location. Call 933-2641 or come by 1729.
Keep trying!
GRANVILLE EAST CONTRACT available im
mediately. Air conditioning, carpet, meal ser
vice, maid service. pooL Even free refrigera
tor rentaL Please caU 9332407 anytime.
Smile, it's a
The Carolina Union Human Relations
Committee has a solution for the late
semester blues. Today it is sponsoring
Smile Day to brighten the day for Caro
lina students depressed by an overload
of midterms and papers.
- Free balloons, buttons and Cokes will
be given out in the Pit from 11 a.m. to 2
p.m. And a pep rally for Saturday's foot
New wave concert set for tonight
Dress to depress tonight if your plans
include an evening of new wave music.
The Carolina Union Social Commit
tee is sponsoring a free concert featuring
new wave music from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
in Great Hall.
The Dead Baggers, based in Chapel
' Hill, will perform. The nucleus of the
band has been together for about a year,
but many changes and additions have
Institute of Policy Sciences
and Public Affairs -
A representative of the institute of
Policy Sciences will be on campus Tuesday,
November 10, 1981, to discuss the Duke
master's program in Public Policy studies,
interested students may obtain further
information by contacting University
Placement services.
t Everyday Low Price On
j Soft Contact Lenses j
69.95
Includes Professional Fitting , j
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Does not include eye examination or sterilization kit.
20 OFF ALL RAY-BAY SUNGLASSES
(with this ad) -
Michael Costabile, Licensed Optician
235A Elliott Rd. 968-4776
We would be happy to arrange an eye examination for you.
Classified ads may be placed at the DTH Offices or mailed
to the DTH Carolina Union 065 A, Chapel Hill, NC 27514.
GRANVILLE EAST CONTRACT FOR sale. Pool
meals, good location. Available immediately. Call
933-1816.
CRAIGE ROOM CONTRACT FOR sale. Available
Spring Semester for male grad professional
student Quiet and inexpensive housing. Call Dennis
at 933-6308 between 8 and 11 pm.
GRANVILLE EAST CONTRACT AVAILABLE for
Spring Semester. Meals, great atmosphere and
location. Call 933-1761. Will be there only on week
days.
services
PRE-SEASON SAVINGS - 10 off any framing
order brought in before November 15. The Framers
Corner custom framing, by appointment. 942-8425.
HOUSESrmNG: BY TWQ MALE Purdue engi
neering students living in the area while on work
assignment at IBM summer 1982. Call 493-2791
(Durham.) References.
FREE TRANSPORTATION to Reno-Lake Tahoe!
Drive our car there by Nov. -30, 1981. We will
provide gas. 929-7098. ' , in
BARTENDING, CATERING SERVICES
OFFERED for receptions, meetings and private
parties. Plan your holiday parties now and leave the
rest to us. Call Durham 477-6722 Marverte.
FLY TO FLORIDA FOR Thanksgiving break or
Atlanta any weekend. Pilot desires passengers to
share reasonable expenses. Call Ken at 929-9489.
wanted
HELP! I DESPERATELY NEED 2 tickets to the
Clemson game. Call 732-6828 after 6 pm.
for rent
PARKING SPACES FOR RENT in NCNB Plaza
parking : deck; Easy walking distance to
campus and downtown area. For more infor
mation call Gerald Lehman, 967-2384.
GLEN LENNOX APARTMENT AVAILABLE Nov.
11. 2 bdr.; $259month. Rent includes heat, water,
hot water. Call 967-9429 evenings. 25 Maxwell Rd.
GUARANTEED PARKING SPACE 600 YDS
from Graduate Library. No more wasted time
or gas. Call 942-5862 $8 per month behind
private home.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY: one bedroom
apartment, carpet and drapes, appliances, central
air, pool. Adults only. On busline 404 Jones-Ferry
Rd.- Call GREENBELT APTS. 929-3821 for
appointment 10 AM -6 PM.
for transportation, meals and lodging. The cut in Title
XX funds was about $60,000, he said.
"That is not that much compared to our entire opera
ting budget, but the loss of this program will hit us
hard," he said. "This program was used frequently to
aid those on dialysis machines. We had three vans to
transport these patients, and those will be eliminated."
Broom emphasized, however, that services to. patients
would not be reduced at NCMH. "Being a state hos
pital, we are" obligated to take care of all North Caro
linians, regardless of their ability to pay," he said. The
hospital will exhaust all possible sources before turning
to the government, he said, adding, "We do not turn
people away because they are not able to pay."
special day!
ball game will be held from 12:15 to
12:45 p.m., also in the Pit.
The Human Relations Committee
works to heighten awareness among
students through various special pro
grams, and with Smile Day, it is offering
students the chance to take a break
from everyday stresses and enjoy a plea
sant afternoon in the Pit smiling.
been made over the past few months.
The band features two female vocal
ists, Schell Ponder and Leslie Land.
Danny Coleman, Oiff Carmichael, Jack
Campbell and Greg Lavoie' supply the
music. Their music, according to Camp
bell, is a combination of new wave and
heavy metal, with a strong sense of
humor. -
Admission free with a UNC student ID.
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SUBLET-ONE BEDROOM APT. for Spring
Semester. Close to campus. $150. Call 942-4056.
rides
HEADED TO MIDWEST FOR Christmas? I am
and have room for one rider. Share expenses and
driving. Final destination is Missouri. Interested?
Please call 489-0257.
RIDE NEEDED TO NORFOLK, Va. area on
weekend of Nov. 6th. Will share expenses. Call
968-1239.
I NEED, A RIDE to Winston-Salem Nov. 6. I will
help pay for gas. Please help, me! Call Melody
933-3302. Will discuss departure time.
roommates
WEIL SUPPLY ALL YOUR furniture if you move
into our two bedroom Estes Park Apartment now or
this spring. Well do all cooking too. Only $99 a
month. On bus route. Phone Graham at 929-9709.
21. EASY GOING MALE needs 1 non-smoking
male to share 1 bedroom apt. 2 miles from UNC
$117 monthly. Prefer active person. CaH 968-1028.
MALE ROOMMATE WANTED. Private room,
washerdryer, Bas. off Airport Rd. $150 lh util.
CaD 942-3904.
FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED FOR SECOND
SEMESTER to share Royal Park Apt. Vs rent and
utilities. Must leave halo at home! Call 942-6497.
personals
LEWIS DORM. THANKS SO much for the'
nomination for Olde Campus Homecoming Rep.
You guys are real sweethearts. Please remember to
support our Olde Campus Rep., Amy Allmendinger,
for Homecoming Queen. Thanks. Cathy.
CRAIGE, EHRINGHAUS, MORRISON AND
Kinton-James: Let's vote for the very best: LINDY
APPEN for Homecoming Queen.
RAPE VICTIMS SUPPORT GROUP now forming.
CaU Rape Crisis Center office for information.
968-4646.
Vote for Donna Bishop for Homecoming
Queen. (Sponsored by Craige Residence Col
lege.) YOUR UPS MADE QUITE AN IMPRESSION. But
I didn't catch your name. Glad to help you win your
bet; help me win mine. Gas Mask.
VOTE FOR ANNA MARIA SIEGA-RIZ for Home
coming. Sponsored by Morehead Confederation.
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Launch delayed at last minute
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) A clogged filter, never refurbished after
Columbia's maiden mission last spring, shattered a near-flawless countdown
for Launch II on Wednesday, grounding the shuttle for about a week. '
The decision to scrub came with liftoff 31 seconds away.
The astronauts' coordinator said the delay might be long enough that Joe
Engle and Richard Truly would return to their home base in Houston.
L. Michael Weeks, a shuttle program officer, said it might be a few days be
fore NASA experts could even examine the problem adequately to set a new
launch date.
Primed and eager to make their first tour of space, Engle and Truly spent
nearly five hours in the shuttle's cockpit, strapped knees-up in their flight
couches. Upon leaving the ship, they managed a wry smile.
More ships appear off Sweden
STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) The Kremlin deployed more warships and
tried diplomatic arm-twisting Wednesday to get Sweden to release a hostage
Soviet submarine with a high-ranking officer aboard. But neutral Sweden dug
in its heels and told its ambassadors to boycott Soviet national day celebrations.
A Swedish rear admiral identified the Soviet officer only by his last name,
and other Swedish officers said he was a commander of either a Soviet sub
marine flotilla or squadron.
Late TAiesday in Moscow, Soviet Vice Foreign Minister Igor Semskov sum
moned Carl de Geer, Sweden's ambassador to Moscow, and voiced dissatis
faction with the Swedish handling of the eight-day-old sub incident, a Swedish
Foreign Ministrv sDokesman said.
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STOW RESIDENTS: Be sura to vote today.,
LINDY APPEN for Homecoming Queen!
SUGAR LIPS: SURPRISE! A very special Happy
Birthday to a very special person. And you. thought
you wouldn't get anything eke! S.M.
BRENT E.: The FUN PATROL is watching you
but Thank me! OK? Here's your own personal.
FREE KEG WILL BE GIVEN BY OBT to the
best banner at the Homecoming Game.
AH entries mast be in good taste. Contact
Perry Morrison at 933-6031 for
important info.
TAKAHASHI FOR HOMECOMING QUEEN.
Leslie for Homecoming Queen. '
Leslie Takahashi Homecoming Queen.
Leslie Takahashi for Queen.
Leslie Takahashi for Homecoming
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SERIOUSLY FOLKS. LETS GO' APE at
Saturday's game. A crowd can have a big impact.
Bring T.P., wear blue, etc. Let's show Clemson who
the ACCS BEST FANS REALLY ARB GO
HEELS!
OLDE CAMPUS Don't forget to go vote for
LINDY APPEN for Homecoming Queen.
GRIMES DORM. THANKS SO much for
nominating me as your Okie Campus Homecoming
Rep. Fm very honored. Please remember to vote for
Amy Allmendinger Homecoming Queen. Thanks,
Myra.
TODAY, LETS ELECT SOMEONE UNC
can be proud of. Vote for personality,
service and scholarship. Vote today for
LINDY APPEN, Homecoming Queen.
UP DOWN SPIPfEM AROUND. lefs go Carolina
Divers! Aquatic action at Peruv State Invitational.
Go Barry, John, Janice, Juiie and Sue get psyched! .
Go Heels!
RUNNER IN THE NAVY sweats: Do you akvays
run around 2:00? If so, meet me at the Campus Y,
2:00 Sun. for Footfals Roadrace.
SENIORS: VOTE FOR OUR classmate
Homecoming Queen. Vote lor LINDY APPEN.
for
SUNDAES! THE KAPPA KAPPA Gamma
pledges want you to try one of their terrific
concoctions on Nov. 8, from 4:00-6:00. Tickets
will be on sale today from 10:00-3:00 in the Pit,
or may be purchased from a pledge before
Friday.
CEIL 1 LOVEY YOU JBH
GOT A GRIPE?
CALL CHUCK JAMES
DTH OMBUDSMAN
962-0245
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COPIES
(no minimum)
Bindings
While-U-Wait
COLUMBIA& FRANKLIN O 933-2679
SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
SUSAN T. HAPPY BIRTHDAY! May you rejoice
in the glory of OLD AGE! Here's to friendship,
musk, and wild and kinky (ahem) times. You're MY
wife THIS weekend. Lust, Morris.
BABYDOLL KIDNAPPED!! Franklin Street.
Halloween. Hand-made, bald-headed ragdoU
of GREAT personal value. Heart-broken
owner lonely and willing to pay ransom.
PLEASE caU Bets! at 96S-0282 or 968-0288.
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SRC: SUPPORT LINDY APPEN for
Homecoming Queen. Vote Today.
DREW L. AND BILL Mc: YouH find out who I really
am tonight at dinner. Do you have any ideas yet?
Your new little sister.
BAKER, I wish to "convey" to you that you are the
one of "whom" I am thinking on your birthday!
Forever, G.
CONNIE BENGEL AND SONJA Upchurch:
Thanks for the many, many hours you've
pent under the porch at Carmicael
waiting for tickets for this game and all
the others. We love yal By the way, you
WILL be there.
AMY ALLMENDINGER: Please vote for her today
for 1981 Homecoming Queen! Bring your Student
I.D. to the Union, Scuttlebutt, Y-Court, or Chase
and vote.. Good luck Amy!
POOKIE: What a lady! Hope we can meet your
needs as you have so Joyfully meet ours. Blessed be
the Lord and your week. .
HENDERSON RESIDENCE COLLEGE: BE sure
to go out and vote for LINDY APPEN today.
MOREHEAD CONFEDERATION: TJus year lefs
vote for a fine Tar Heel. Vote for LINDY APPEN for
Homecoming Queen.
Vote CHRYS CRAWFORD Homecoming
Queen. A beautiful and witty young
woman that all UNC students can support
and be proud of member of Kappa
Delta Sorority and Sweet Carolines. Vote
for Chris Crawford Today! Sponsored by
Delta Upsilon fraternity.
GRANVILLE RESIDENTS: LETS SUPPORT an
outstanding Carolina woman for Homecoming
Queen; lefs vote for LINDY APPEN.
' HEY MUNCHKIN! You're awful short to be twenty!
' Lefs blow it out tonight at Purdy'i (as usual). Don't
forget to wear your 49t serving tray ring (from the
ghetto). I bet you think you're going to get a
birthday cake, don't you? Think again! Love, Your
Toga Twins Darlene and Christie (as if you didn't
know, you idiot child).
Vote Today! CINDY BlTOWN for Homecoming
Queen Sponsored by Your Student Government.
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