2Tho Daily Tar HeelFriday, January 14, 1983
Lawmakers say budget
may be overly optimistic
The Aaodated Pres
RALEIGH A legislative budget
leader warned Thursday that Gov. Jim
Hunt's 1933-85 state budget may be based
on overly optimistic revenue estimates.
Sen. Robert Jordan, D-Montgomery,
refused to disclose details of the budget
. but said Hunt's revenue estimates may be
higher than those of legislative analysts.
"We have a commitment to adopt a
realistic budget, one that's balanced and
yet will provide money for programs we
must have," said Jordan, chairman of the
, Senate Base Budget Committee, after
meeting with the joint House-Senate Ap
propriations Committee.
He said lawmakers should remember
that sharp spending cuts were required this
year because revenues fell short of
budgeted amounts.
Hunt will deliver his budget and a writ
ten message to legislators Tuesday. But last
week, in a speech to school superin
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But, since truth is stranger than fact . . . whoops, fiction,
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tendents and local board chairmen, Hunt
said his budget was based on "estimates
that are responsible and as accurate as we
can be at this time."
Rep. Al Adams, D-Wake, chairman of
the House Base Budget Committee, told
lawmakers that $100 million for lifting a
freeze on state employees' and teachers'
pay would be considered separately.
- In other action Thursday:
The House approved and sent to the
Senate a bill that would make Martin
Luther King Jr.'s birthday,. Jan. 15," a state
holiday. It would not be a paid holiday for
state workers and schools would not be
closed.
State Sen. George Marion, D-Surry,
introduced a bill that would raise the tax
on liquor and wine by one-third and the
tax on beer by 50 percent.
Hunt spokesman Brent Hackney said
the governor supports an increase in the
alcohol tax but has not considered
Marion's bill.
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week of January 17-21st. The Volunteer Office Is located on
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EARN $5hr In EPA breathing experiments on the UNC-CH
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The Associated Press
KIRYAT SEMONA, Israel
.Following pressure from President
Reagan, Israel and Lebanon broke a
three-week deadlock Thursday and
agreed to negotiate simultaneously on
the withdrawal of foreign troops from
Lebanon and future relations between
Israel and Lebanon.
Despite agreement on a compromise
agenda giving priority to neither issue,
the two governments made clear that in,
the negotiations each would put its
primary concern first.
Lebanese officials in Beirut -said when
the Israeli, Lebanese and American
negotiators get down to business at their
next meeting Monday, their delegation
would propose a comprehensive plan for
withdrawal of all Israeli troops from
Lebanon.
Through four semi-weekly meetings in
this northern Israeli town and the south
Beirut suburb of Khalde, the Israelis in
sisted that the negotiators first agree on
normalization of relations between the
two nations, while the Lebanese de
manded priority for withdrawal of the
estimated 60,000 Israeli, Syrian and
Palestinian troops.
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HELP WANTED. PUMP HOUSE Video Gameroom is look
ing for responsible friendly students for part-time help this
semester. Flexible hours. Apply at 112W Franklin Street,
next to Pizza Hut 967-9600.
OVERWORKED DENTAL STUDENT (and avowed basket
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4500 LP's. TAPES. 45's. most $1.00-$3.50. Rock,
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' DORM CONTRACT FOR SALE Ehrtnghaus female contact
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PARKER CONTRACT FOR SALE. Call Kathy at 967-1886
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pus room. You move it $75.00. Please call Eileen at
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FOR SALE: S-4 Parking Sticker $25.00. Dorm room size
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FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED. Excellent apt. location
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QUIET FEMALE NON-SMOKER TO share one-bedroom
Northampton Terrace apartment $127.50month includes
utilities. Walking distance to campus. CaB 929-8613.
MY SECURITY DEPOSIT is yours if you sublet my Kings
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$82.50month plus utilities. CaB 933-4041.
HOUSEMATE WANTED FOR SMALL very nice house in
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ROOMMATE NEEDED: TO SHARE room in Old WeB Apt
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Briefly
WASHINGTON Some 550,000
Americans applied for unemployment
benefits in the last week of 1982, a spurt
of 35,000 over the previous week and a
reversal of the short decline that had
heartened some economists.
The Labor Department reported
Thursday that for the first time in five
weeks, there also was a rise in the insured
unemployment rate the proportion of .
the 111 million-member U.S. labor force
drawing jobless relief checks. It climbed
from 4.9 percent to 5.0 percent in the
week ending Jan. 1.
Some private economists had cited a
trend of declining applications for
unemployment benefits in recent weeks
as signaling a peaking of joblessness
which stood at 10.8 percent in Decem
ber, the highest since 1940.
UNITED NATIONS The United
Nations would be happy to provide the
necessary "shelter" for a U.S.-Soviet
summit, Secretary-General Javier Perez
de Cuellar said on the eve of his meeting
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YOGA. ITS A QUESTION of Joy! The Yoga Place, 452
West Franklin Street, wiB begin its 9th year January
17th ofiering 8 classes each week for beginning and con
tinuing students. For information about Yoga and
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CHILD CARE WANTED SEVERAL hours weekday after
noons, must have car. Or child care in exchange for room
and board. Negotiable. CaB evenings 967-2148.
HELP WANTED TO EAT our fresh frozen yogurt and top
pings. Come try free samples at THE YOGURT PUMP.
Located at 106 W. Franklin at the former location of Austin's
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9) ground keeping, maintenance services required and
deducted from $150.00 rent. CaB 942-2421.
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with President Reagan today.
In Washington, a White House of
ficial speaking anonymously said the of
fer was premature since no such meeting
' is in sight. The first thing to decide is
whether to hold a summit, not where it
should be, the official said. "You would
give thought where both sides would like
it to be held."
Perez de Cuellar' s invitation will be
received, however, "in the positive spirit
in which he offered it," the official added.
WASHINGTON A top Pentagon
official concerned with nuclear matters
said Thursday "there is a very small
chance" that hazardous nuclear fuel
aboard a tumbling Soviet spy satellite
"would survive intact to the surface" of
the earth. .
According to Dr. Richard Wagner of
the Defense Department, the parts of the
satellite still aloft are now about 130
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PARKING SPACES FOR RENT. Close to campus. Call
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utes walk to campus. Paved parking area with all night
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COURSES IN JUDAISM ARE available through the
religion dept. at U.N.C. For more information call Dr. David
Halprin or Dr. James Sanford 962-5666.
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DRUG STUDY TO TREAT severe pre-mentrustual breast -pain.
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COME TREAT YOUR HONEY to a hooey of a treat at THE
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942-PUMP.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY STUD! To my favorite graduate
student whom I met at the Keg Jan. 15. 1982. Thank you for
being my friend: you're so special to me! Love, Susan.
MISS DOUGLAS STOP KIDDING yourself??! Who wins all
the bets! Maybe If you're lucky. Pi leave a Bp-like watch out
for green M & Ms!
BAND PARTY FEATURING THE PEGS. Friday night, 9:00
pan in the Sig Ep Parking lot Too cold? WeB have it Inside.
PAT PADGETT IS CELEBRATING her 22nd birthday
today! You're not getting older Pat, you're getting even
foxier! We promise to make tonight worth missing
Dallas. We love you. your roomies.
SUSAN McDONALD GRADDY. HAVE I told you thai I
love you today? I love you. I love you. I love you! Happy An
niversary! BAHAMAS SPRING BREAK 8 days7 nights at the Atlantis
Hotel, round-trip airfare nut of RDU via Eastern Airlines, air
port transfers, plus some extras! Only $417.00. For further
info or booking contact Sara KendaU Eastern Campus
Rep. at 9334119.
WHAT'S A LAST SEMESTER without great roommates?
Thanks to Dana, Karen, and Karen, Ifl never know! You're
SUPER, girls!
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miles above the earth and slowing down.
He described as "unpredictable" the
time and place where the remains of the '
satellite will reach earth. He held to a
prediction made previously by the De
fense Department that this will occur
probably in the last days of the month.
Echoing an assessment given by the
State Department last week, he said there
is a 70 percent chance that the remains of
the satellite will come down over water.
NEW YORK While death rates for
most major cancers level off or decline,
lung cancer is running "spectacularly
counter to trend" and will kill 117,000
Americans this year 6,000 more than
last year, the American Cancer Society
reported Thursday.
In its projections for 1983, the society
said lung cancer's "relentless rise" would
produce an estimated 135,000 new cases
this year.
Cigarette smoking causes more than
75 percent of all lung cancer deaths, the
report said - 83 percent among men and
43 percent among women. While the
Cancer Society noted that the number of
smokers is declining, it said government
statistics indicate the people still smoking
are smoking more heavily.
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WELCOME BACK TO SCHOOL from THE YOGURT
PUMP. Stop In and see our new shop and try free samples of
25 different Savors of fresh frozen yogurt. Located 106 W.
Franklin at the former location of Austin's Sno-Cones, bet
ween Mr. Gam's and Pizza Hut on the way to He's Not Here.
BA 199 STUDENTS: Take advantage of the latest
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FOR ALL INTERESTED STUDENTS: The Union Human
Relations Committee's Brst meeting this semester: Monday,
Jan. 17 at TOO pm in the Union. You're invited.
KIM MYERS. HAPPY BIRTHDAY 15 days late. Just think
back on everything we've been through brownie troop,
dead chicken, busting your butt under the Christmas tree,
me falling off the bus, getting arrested on Food Town's roof,
your kidnapped bear, championship, skydiving, vent
monsters, being obnoxious, wearing Don Ho shorts, throw
ing toilet paper on Walter, making noise in tents. JT, our
boyfriends. Plastic Man, Mormons in Japan, perverts, and
men at Purdy's In leisure suits. How about afl the secrets and
Jokes and laughter and tears and that s Just the start Guess I
didn't forget your birthday sfteraO. Our friendship Is rh best
-and you're the best roomie in the whole world. See you in
twenty years on the David Letterman Show. Loop M Beth.
MARILYN: IF YOU GOT to campus early enough to
read this nervous paper, remember: you still "bowf me
over. JB.
DR. NORTON HADLER, ASSOC. Prof of Medicine at
U.N.C. will speak Sunday. 116. at The Hillel Brunch. 12
noon. His topic: "Social Security and The Disabled Person."
Cost $2.50. 942-4057 for more info.
SHELLEY! THE BIG DAY is BnaBy here!!! Tonight you may
LEGALLY be socially wild, overly criminal, and on the prowl
for the Elmer Fudd-type (short, fat etc!) Have a totally
awesome" day. 'your friend, "one slut."
PEACHES, ANGEUA. DIN A. ELEANOR. Ann. Susan.
Paula and Mark: We survived freshman year w can surive
anything. Let's make this last semester the best T blossom.
COME AND MUNCH OUT at another terrific Hillel Deti!
NY style sandwiches with the trimmings at a reasonable
cost. 10 discount Hillel members. Wed., Jan. 19 6-7:30
p.m. ...
FLOPPY! HERE'S TO WARM hands, talented feet, tUtening
ears, a wet shoulder (yuck!) Othello, BacardU and a very
special Christmas dance. Your presence has made being In
this place infinitely more enjoyable! You can't possibly know
how murk yoa mean to me. Thanks for being there. The girl
with the unlisted phone number. P.S. Keep think in' "bout me!
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