2The Daily Tar HeelFriday, February 4, 1983
alary freeze costs UNG 20 employees
By KELLY SIMMONS
Staff Writer
The freeze on state employees' and teachers'
salaries cost the University of North Carolina's
School of Medicine 20 staff members and the
state at least $400,000 since it went into effect
July 1, 1982, Dr. Stuart Bondurant, Dean of the
medical school, said recently.
Bondurant said that in the spring of 1982, the
, school requested $864,000 from the state for a
salary increase for nurses. The request was
denied and the school was forced to pay $1.2
million in overtime and to hire nurses from
nursing pools, he said.
Salary levels in the School of Medicine were
not strong compared to regional standards, and
pay for most faculty in UNCs clinical depart
ments was lower than one-third of the region, he
said.
Only 28 percent of the medical school's facul
ty salaries were paid with state funds, Bon
durant said, so raises could have continued dur
ing the freeze.
In his recent State of the State Address, Gov.
Jim Hunt said his top priority would be lifting
the salary freeze for teachers and state em
ployees. He also said the state's highway system
would be an important issue this year. "We can
not afford to let our hard-earned tax dollars that
we send to Washington go to build roads in
other states," he said.
The salary freeze, which went into effect July
1 , 1982, was designed as a cost-cutting measure.
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ATTENTION STATE EMPLOYEES: Area 9 of the NC State
Employees' Association will hold Its inonthl& meeting
February 8. Place: the Firemen's Hut m Carrboro. Time:
5:15 pm. AO State employees are invited to attend.
HAND-LAID PAPERMAKING. letter-press printing:
Lecture and demo by John Jones, owner of the Paper
Plant, Rakigh. Sunday. Feb. 6 and Sunday, Feb. 13, 2
pm. Room 102, Carolina Union Auditorium. Free.
Sponsored by Gallery Committee.
THIS AFTERNOON START YOUR weekend at Purdys
Happy Hour times 6, 3-9 today get 2 drafts for 25t, 75 wine
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FOUND: A PAIR OF ski gloves m Carmichad during
Virginia ticket dktrfb. from the green ticket section. Call
Mike at 933-7284.
FOUND: BROWN MITTENS ON wall outside Greenlaw
Tuesday. Call 929-3978 and identify.
LOST LADIES 14X SIGNET ring fat University Mall
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Reward. Marltya 933-2768 or 929-1262.
FOUND WATCH AND RING on skkwaJk on Cameron,
week ago Wednesday. Left side of street if being campus.
Describe and It is yours. Ask for Kerb or Braes 967-7151.
Hunt has predicted an 8 percent to 9 percent in
crease in tax revenue during the next year,
enough to lift the freeze. The cost of removing
the freeze was estimated at $100 million.
Another $100 million is needed by the Trans
portation Dept. in order to match federal high
way funds. In the past, the state has been able to
use a five-year bond issue to provide the funds.
The bonds, however, expire in July.
Despite Hunt's estimated 8.8 percent growth
in revenue during the 1983-84 fiscal year, the
outlook for North Carolina is not as gloomy as
it first appears, Thad Beyle, UNC professor of
political science, said.
"We're not as bad off as a lot of other
states," he said, citing New York and California
as states where revenues have dropped sharply.
"Hunt's been able to contain things by not
allocating all that was passed by the General
Assembly." Beyle said 6 percent cutbacks were
put into effect early enough so that the state
would not face a major fiscal crisis.
UNC political science professor Richardson
Preyer said the problem with the state budget
was that it had to be balanced. "You can't get
over places by the deficit the way the federal
government does," he said.
Preyer said if Hunt had been overly
optimistic in his estimated revenue and the
budget does fall short, programs would have to
be cut or taxes would be raised. The government
was reluctant to raise taxes because of the reces
sion, Preyer said.
Although the legislature has rejected an in-
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ENTRY LEVEL POSITION WITH rapidly growing commer
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Send resume with cover letter or request for ap
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EARN $5000. THIS SUMMER with College Students Paint
ing Co. We are now hiring District Managers for your city.
This is a uQ time summer Job. No exp. necc. interviewing on
campus soon. Contact your placement office for application '
and to schedule appointment.
TEACHER NEEDED FOR THURSDAY afternoon Jewish
Religious School Hebrew class. Call Amy at 383-8987 or
489-7062.
COUNSELORS FOR CO-ED SUMMER camp bi die moun
tains of North Carolina. Room, tneak, laundry, salary and
travel allowance. Experience not necessary, but must enjoy
living and working with children. Only clean-cut non-smoking
college students need apply. For application brochure
write: Jack Levine, Camp Pinewood. 16480 N.E. 20 Avenue,
North Miami Beach, Florida 33162.
WANTED: VOLUNTEERS FOR A 12 week acne study.
Must have moderately severe facial acne. Fee offered is $50.
6 visits to dermatology clinic required. Sponsored by the
Dept. of Dermatology, UNC School of Medicine. For Infor
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pm-5 pm. 966-3321. ' ;
EXCELLENT SUMMER COUNSELING OPPORTUNmES
for men and women who are Interested bi serving boys and
girls ages 7-16, guiding them in their physical, mental and
spiritual development Only those persons who will dedicate
their wholehearted efforts to help each Individual child
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College students, teachers, and coaches should apply. CAMP
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water sport (sailing, water skiing, swimming and canoeing),
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DEPENDABLE CARING PERSON NEEDED to care for a
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smoker only. References required. Call 383-7872 evenings.
EARN AT LEAST ISHOUR, get a free physical and help
the environment The EPA needs healthy non-smoking
males AND females. 18-35, for breathing studies oa the
UNC campus. For more information call 966-1253, 8-5,
Monday-Fridav.
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creased alcohol tax in the past, Brent Hackney,
Hunt's press secretary, said the governor strong
ly supported it as a means for revenue this year.
"I don't know how well it will go over in the
Senate," he said. "But it's still on the table if
they want to act on it."
The alcohol tax would raise about $50 million
by increasing the tax on liquor from 22.5 per
cent to 33.75. percent and the tax on a six-pack
of beer from 30 cents to 45 cents.
The alcohol tax would be a good idea, Preyer
said, since the federal tax on alcohol was lower
than the federal tobacco tax. "For us to raise it
(the alcohol tax) is not unfairly penalizing
alcohol," he said.
Although general tax collections in December
1982 were only up 2.6 percent over December
1981, Hackney said Hunt did not support a
general tax increase. General tax collections for
the year were $1.6 million, short of the 8.9 per
cent increase projected in Hunt's 1982-83 bud
get. But Hackney said, "The economy is weak
now, and the governor doesn't think it's the
right time to put an extra tax on the people."
A proposal to increase the tax on gasoline by
2 cents was rejected by Hunt in light of the
3-cent per gallon tax which the General
Assembly approved in 1981.
Beyle agreed that a general tax increase would
not be a good idea for the governor to propose.
He said the alcohol tax (Hunt's idea) should be
imposed and the profits used to fund the pro
posed Safe Roads Act, an act designed to
tighten DUI laws, and the remaining funds used
for highway maintenance.
. "He would be killed with it (general tax in
crease) if he's going to run against Jesse
Helms," Beyle said. He said the reason Hunt's
1981 gasoline tax had not met with opposition
' was because the tax went into effect at the same
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THE NEW YORK TIMES wants to hire a student manager
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perience, interviewing immediately. Contact Rick Dex
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number and school.
SMOKERS! THE EPA NEEDS males 1840, for a blood
study involving two visits, 1-1 Vi hours total, on the UNC
Campus. $15 compensation. Cad 966-1253, Monday
Friday. 8-5.
WANTED! MANAGER AND PHOTOGRAPHERS to work
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weekend nights. $5.00410.00hr. Send resume' to: Picture
Perfect, 101 Woodland St, Morganton, N.C 28655.
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FINE 14KT. JEWELRY: February is the time for love. Give
mat special someone a gift of gold. Take advantage of our
February Inventory Clearance Sale on all chains and charms
in stock. Below wholesale prices! Call tor a private showing.
933-5357 Tlkit Enterprises.
STILL NEED TO SELL Connor contract Great chance for
lottery and North Campus location. Buy now for 25 dis
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TWO NEJL YOUNG TICKETS: general admission last
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NORTH CAMPUS CONTRACT FOR sale. First 8cor
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NONSMOKING RESPONSIBLE PERSON NEEDED to
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ROOMMATE WANTED FOR HOUSE 4 miles from cam
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NON-SMOKING MALE ROOMMATE wanted for mobSe
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kitchen and laundry facility preferably through summer ses
sion 929-6588 evenings.
time gasoline prices decreased. ,
Another suggestion to increase revenues was
a 1-cent sales tax increase. This extra revenue
could be used to fund schools and community
clean water acts, pay state employees and repair
highways, Beyle said. He said, however, that
people did not like taking money from a general
tax and putting it into highways.
. Preyer agreed that profits from a sales tax
' should not be used for highways-, but said there
were exceptions.
"User taxes ought to pay for roads," he said.
"But if you need to use sales taxes to match
federal funds, it would seem justified. It would
be a shame to lose large amounts of federal
funds because you couldn't put up a small
. amount of state funds."
Several nonmonetary issues will occupy the
General Assembly for the next couple of
months, Beyle said. The legislature is not ex
pected to reach a decision concerning the budget
until late April or May because of changing
economic conditions.
"As the economy changes, we'll get current
readings," Rep. Anne Barnes, D-Orange, said.
"It's a long, involved process and we're just at
the beginning of it." .
Barnes said she suspected there would be a
bill to propose an alcohol tax increase which she
' said she would support.
"I'm certainly not jumping at the bit to raise
anybody's taxes on anything," she said. "But
I'd like to lift the freeze (on state employees'
salaries); it's a high priority for me."
Lifting the freeze on state employees' and
teachers' salaries was an issue Preyer said he was
interested in. "Teachers are grossly underpaid,"
he said. "If we want to give them the respect
, and dignity their job deserves, we've got to pay
them better."
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Towers available Immediately. All rates pro rated by the day
until the end of the Spring Semester. Contact Granville
South Business Office. 929-7143.
for tent
FREE FEB. RENT: Royal Park, 2-bedroom apt $310 mo.
933-8736. Keep trying.
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CARPOOL, SANFORD TO UNC, 8-5 Monday thru Friday.
CaD Mary 962-1204.
DESPERATE FOR RIDE TO Boone area (Boone, Hickory,
Sugar Mt) Please call Venessa at 933-1451. Will pay all ex
penses. Need to leave Friday, Feb. 4.
RIDE OFFERED TO MARYLANDDC area Tuesday even
'ing, Feb. 8th. Split expenses. CaO John, 942-2192 or
929-5555.
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SARAH. HAPPY 19TH. TODAY! Be ready to party your
heart out tonight! I have aspirin for the morning! Thanks for
being my mora. Krtssy.
DONT MISS THE FRESHMAN Camp reunion mis Sunday
5:30-7:00 in the Union. Open to ail Freshman Camp Alumni
and anyone interested in being a counselor. Come and see
how kin Freshman Camp can really be!
HOT-BLOODED GUYS: Personal yesterday wasn't from
me. Ill be at Spankys 8.-00 Monday night Bring a pillow or I
won't know you. Do you dare? Shivering.
KNOW SOMEONE WHO HAS contributed unselfishly
to the university? Then nominate that student for the
Order of the Old WeS, a campus honorary. Forms at
Union desk. Due Friday.
UNC SUNBATHERS! SPRTNGBREAK FLORIDA trip to
FT. LAUDERDALE OR KEY WEST: 8 beach days, 7 nights
lodging in ftne hotels "on the strip", plus mghtiy parties from
$125. CaD 800-368-2006 TOLL FREE! Aak for Annette. Go
with friends or organize a small group and sunbathe for
FREE!
ATTENTION CHINESE AND SEAFOOD lovers! Door to
door free delivery of our famous Smo-Calabash style seafood
and stir-fried authentic Chinese food, from Human and
' Szechuan. Please cad In for your orders (minimum of 2).
Also inquire about our dally dinner special. Daily Luncheon
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meba (msiimumof four orders). One dollar of with this ad.
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The Associated Press
TEL AVIV, Israel The Israeli army,
said it reached an agreement with U.S.
authorities Thursday reaffirming Israel's
right to patrol in the area of Beirut where
three Israeli tanks were challenged by a
pistol-waving U.S. Marine.
Marine Capt. Charles B. Johnson told a
Beirut news conference that when he
jumped on the lead tank Wednesday he
grabbed the Israeli commander and told him
that if the tanks wanted to advance,
"You're going to have to kill me."
Bushwhackers who have attacked more
than 509 tracks during a violent truckers
strike renewed their assaults Thursday, and
food brokers from St. Louis to Boston
began feeling the pinch of shortages.
Shipments of fresh fruit and vegetables
dwindled, shipping costs went up, and of
ficials warned consumers to be prepared to
pay more at the checkout counter.
In North Carolina, bullets hit a truck car
rying radioactive material in Sampson
County, bringing the number of trucks shot
at in the state during the independent
truckers' strike to 12, police said Thursday.
RALEIGH Parts of the proposed
dram shop statute "might not have to be as
rigid" if other ways are found to keep beer
and wine -away from minors, Gov. Jim
Hunt said Thursday. '
One additional measure Hunt said he
would be willing to consider would increase
penalties for attempting to buy alcohol with
a false identification card. Hunt said the
penalty could be loss of the driver's license
for a period of time.
Under the proposal, bar owners and con
venience store operators would be held civil
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LOST YOUR BEAUTIFUL SELF? Find it on Valentine's Day
at Cary's Sweat Shop at Purdy's. Classes: Mon., Tues.,
Thurs. Times: 3-4. 4-5, 5:154:15. First Class FREER
" EXQUISrTE BERMUDA! Some space left. Cruises, bands,
boogying, limbo, beer, super tanning. Roundtrip from RDU.
March 5-12, apartment accommodations. Deposti $30,
$459. Nationwide student group. Hurry! Contact Poppy,
9294220.
THE VARSITY CHEERLEADERS WISH to thank Tyn
dalTs Formal Wear for their continued support of UNC.
Visit Mark at University Square for all your formal occa
sion needs.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY APTC PRESIDENT Steve! Remember.
Dallas, Godfathers, The Friendship Council, Do Re Me.
. French Exile, Je Suis Croissant, They are both my sons. P.S.
our phone bills never came and all our rabbits died, good
work! Love, The Pigs In Carrboro.
ETKELANNE, HOPE YOU'RE READY for a great
weekend! Glad HI be with you for Country Squire, Raiders,
Dancing, and Formal. I Love You! Sam.
KEY OLDE CAMPUS! .
Whrne aad Weeaiee for yoar deagat,
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Wash It dowa arte red or white,
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YO STORK WE MEAN Mike Persinger! Just a loving Joke
for our big brother's. 23th birthday. Thanks for being such a
great friend to afl of us. . .you're always there when we need
you (and even when we don't l-e. social room dates!) What
would we do without you to protect us sometimes? (Like
when we've had just a little bit more to drink man we can
handle.) Here's to a full year of happiness that you really
deserve, with love from your friends: trie Southern BeQe from
Gra-ham, Chuck's girlfriend, your (hopefully) summer live
in, and your little sis Us:
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MEN! - WOMEN! JOBS ON SHIPS! American. Foreign.
No experience required. Excellent pay. Worldwide travel.
Summer Job or career. Send $3.00 for Information.
SEAFAX, Dept. E-9. Box 2049. Port Angeles, Washington
98362.
ROSES "SEND ONE YOUR love on Valentine's Day
BALSA will take orders for ROSES at the Law School or
Craige Dorm until Friday, February 4 at 4 pm. Roses are $3
each. Special rates for dozen. BALSA will deliver on South
Campus. Others pick up at Law School.
HURRY, ITS NOT TOO late to sad the Bahamas Spring
Break. $359 includes everything. CaO 942-2695 now for fur
ther details.
SPARKS and BATTLE for SENIOR CLASS. Rising
Seniors, make your voice heard. Elect Susan Sparks
and Gerry Battle to put your ideas into action!!
COLLEEN: DONT WORRY ABOUT GRFs-I think youU
do great but if not. Just remember you're always above
average with me! Love Carolyn. ,
SUNDAY IS THE LAST day to play "Terrific Twosomes."
. You could win a personal-size stereo or other great prizes.
See the Village Advocate for details.
TO THE PERSON WHO stole my Sony walkman from
; Fetter RacketbaS court number 8 you were witnessed by a
friend and I know who you are. Return tt immediately to
Fetzer before I turn you in to the police.
DOUGHNUTS WELL EE SOLD by the North
Caroaaa Stadeatt leeelatare tomorrow. If yoa
aeed a break, look for aa aroeasd the dotsme aad
tfaeUaloa.
JOEL: SO K AND your roommate Ben didn't think we'd go
out huh? WeO, show them this; and what are you doing next
week? JCM. - ; ;
HEY WEEKEND EDITOR CALLOWAY No, we're not
happy. We want front page headlines in BOLDFACE type!
Sincerely. Pinsky and Ackart. -
TO MY KA S. Wood, Happy 1 year! Yes, Spring Hope and
StatesvfSc never did have tt so good and never will. I love
you, too! Your sOy ADPi. MCY.
ly liable for selling alcohol to underage or
drunken customers who later are involved in
an accident. '
WASHINGTON The first hcompreheih
dye alternative to President Reagan's three-day-old
budget surfaced in Congress Thurs
day, a Republican plan that would trim the
defense buildup, boost energy taxes and
spread this year's 10 percent income tax cut
over two years.
Leaders of both parties, meanwhile, set
out to develop jots programs, something
Reagan has so far resisted.
WASHINGTON A federal Judge re
jected on Thursday the Reagan administra
tion's attempt to sidestep a contempt of
Congress case against Environmental Pro
tection Agency chief Anne M. Gorsuch.
That sent the Justi Department scurrying
for compromise in the constitutional con
frontation. The House voted 259 to 105 to cite the
-EPA administrator for contempt after she
refused to give sensitive law enforcement
documents on hazardous waste dumps to a
House subcommittee. Just after the vote,
the Justice Department filed its first suit ever
against Congress, naming the House,
Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill, committee
chairmen and the chamber's officers as
'defendants.
. Smith ruled in favor of the Congress two
days after oral argument on the House's
motion to dismiss the lawsuit.
SAN SALVADOR, D Salvador An
army battalion regained control of Berlin
with little fighting Thursday, after leftist
guerrillas pulled out of the biggest city they
have captured and claimed they fulfilled
their objectives. They held it for two days.
JUTilAHlIOUU
MAKE 8ENIOSS SPECIAL! Elect Parry Morttsoa
aad Aagia Bobbins Searfe Class Pr said sit aad
Vice PitaileaL Pirovsa, EffacxSM, Dedicated
Leadership for the Claae of 1984.
BUCKY RANSDELL. YOU ARE handsome and seem alee a
person Td like to get to know. Are you un-attached? Please
respond in DTH.
CATMAN, ITS BEEN A beautiful year!!!! What say we curl
up by the fireplace to share our memories and some
"catnip"? I promise to sheath my claws, so let's have an ab
solutely purrrfect evening Love, Ca two man
TO MARIA, MY WIFE to be, today Is your birthday, a day
without which my file would be empty. May God bless you as
much as he has blessed me with you. 1 Love You. Tony. ,
RANDY JONES - 439 JAMES: Gszmph uU yvrmt hfxs
s draw idrvmw, vevra ru ba xhr s K.G. & ZM Zdufoo
hlmtdigvini Mid hnrov; wznnrgt the arsonist
RiD.: YOU KNOW IXL be glad to do my best to Fix what
the maintenance men couldn't But could you nfrfih my
to the proper etiquette for dealing with visitors?
Love, E.L.L.
COME TO FORMAL RLISH at Lambda CM Alpha! Sunday,
February 6 at 7KK), see tl UNC vs. Georgetown replay! 229
East Frankftn Street
YOU'D BETTER SEE THIS Tina H. -the big 21 Is almost
here. Hope you have an iibsoluteiy fantabulous B.D.O Think
ing of you Love, Denis e.
VOTE "YES" FOB DIVESTMENT this Taeaday.
Fobrsuity S. Lafa snN UNCe saoasw oat of Soata
Africa aad lato socially responsible ta
vevtasaats. Art aad tb dhmeliiisal aapport raBy
Moaday at aooa fas the PH - Speakers, asaalc.
i alike, fight rmisai at UNC Support Diesel
id Vote Feb. SI
ROOP, FOR YOU, I wlO make each year better than the
last My heart and soul are yours, only yours, forever. 1 love
you, Robyn.
ICE CREAM! PIZZA! HAMBURGERS. Sandwiches!
Hatrstyimg! Drv-Cleanifig! Video Games! Fitness Center!
Chicken Wings! Rentals!! (on almost anything!) Coupons in
Campus Phone Book Yiitow Pages.
VICTORIA JUST FOR YOU. You've made Chem barable.
See you later on. Dig tt. Bag k, and Chill out. Your Tainted
Love.
KOKOMOM. ITS BEEN TWO years. Have you seen dad?
He misses you. Would ska to talk, or take a walk. Its never
too late. True love runs deep. The care burns deep inside.
With love from your daughter, Knickee.
SEND A VALENTOfE'S DAY PERSONAL - EN
THE DTH! The deaJHae la aooa, February 9.
CHEWSEH THE TEDDY BEAR says ESADf For personal
explanation drop by if y ou have the guts! Tearfully signed -
crying at the Gallows.
TORY: HERE'S YOUR PERSONAL and good luck on your
P-Chem exam Scott.
BRAD M1SHLER: HAPPY 23rd birthday to the
bowling instructor! We're looking forward to bowling and
partying at your place oil the 25th! The SEX-PINS.
EOYAL PAEX, KBiGSWOOD, The VCagee-Do
yoa want to be lairb; rapt eaeatad? Elect KAMA
WUOH yoar Cc rspraeaaiatlve aad el
peelaace, rcspoBaitjty aad dadteattoav
BUNNY 1, 2. . .HERE'S TO wine at Western Sis. Prior
Rascalls, canoeing IH pay, twice before work? Grandpa en
trances, red lights, roller skating and wine, mattresses on
floor, want a certs? no 133 have Denfyne, falling's a Joker,
wish upon a star It suit goes. Thanks for tits special
times you deserve the happiest birthday. Se ya. . .no, love
ve.
BRIAN HUNNSCUTT ami GREG FOGLEMAN: Tra psyched
to have two great guys at ZBT big brothers. Hare's to a fun
semester! Your HI sis, Lisa.
CROSSED WIRES, CLEARLY SOME explication Is due.
Let's meet today on or l boot 12 noon at the Old WeO and
talk about nOstnterpreUrions of DTH personals. I will be
wearing something ofl-Umt. H this lent fcasfcle, please sug
gest an appropriate tints, Male with hot blood.