2The Daily Tar HeelWednesday. March 16. 1983
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GGeOKsHoover
as attorney general
By LIZ LUCAS
Assistant University Editor
The Campus Governing Council has
approved Hunter Hoover, a junior
zoology major from Asheboro, as the
1983-84 student attorney general. Hoover
was appointed by Student Body President
Kevin Monroe. '
The duties of student attorney general
are twofold, Hoover said. Primarily, the
attorney general investigates any com
plaints, ranging from academic violations
to harassment, and determines if there is
enough evidence to warrant charging a .
person with a violation. The Honor
Court will then hear the case if the person
is charged, Hoover said, adding that it is
not his duty to determine guilt.
The attorney general's other duty is to
coordinate four assistants and ap
proximately 30 staff members so that
cases are fairly and accurately presented
to the Honor Court, Hoover said.
Hoover said that he felt his
background in the judicial branch of stu
dent government has helped prepare him
for the duties of his new office. He served
a memher of the attornev eeneralV
staff his sophomore year and as an assis
tant attorney general during the past year.
- From his experience, Hoover said he
saw two types of changes he would like to
instigate in the judicial branch.
"I'd really like to make the honor
system more visible on campus in a
positive, light," Hoover said. "I'd like to
let people see the honor system here not
just snatching people up for honor code
violations. I'd like them to see that it
bolsters academic integrity on campus."
There are several possible ways this
change can be achieved, including a
public mock trial for students and talks
with different departments to better in
form them of the honor system, Hoover
said.
Hoover said he also planned to make
several administrative changes in the
basic functions of the office.
Hoover was appointed as attorney
general after applying for the position
and being interviewed by the student
body president. Hoover then met with the
Rules and Judiciary Committee, which
later made a motion to the CGC for his
appointment.
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON Senate Repub
licans who are deadlocked with Presi
dent Reagan over cuts in his proposed
1984 defense budget reluctantly agreed
Tuesday to a personal request from
Reagan to delay decisive votes on the
plan.
Sen. Pete Domenici, R-N.M., chair
man of the Senate Budget Committee,
said Reagan promised to look for ways
to slow the proposed increase in
military spending for next year and
beyond.
. But Domenici said Reagan made no
specific promises to reduce his $238.6
billion 1984 Pentagon budget plan far
enough to meet the demands of a
broad majority of Republicans and
Democrats on the committee.
At the same time, sources who spoke
on condition they not be identified said
House Democratic leaders have agreed
on a budget blueprint calling for only a
4 percent increase in defense spending
next year, more money for domestic
spending than Reagan wants and a
smaller deficit than forecast by the ad
ministration. WARRENTON The jailed leader
of Warren County residents' protest
against the state PCB landfill was taken
to a hospital for tats Tuesday as his
fast entered its 12thdayrr.
Ken Ferruccio, chairrnan of- Warren
Countv Citi7n! PrricWnrt' About
PCB, was taken from the Warren
County Jail to Warren General Hospi
tal, sheriffs department officials said.
Deborah Ferruccio, his wife, said the
test lasted about 20 minutes.
"As far as I understand, he's all
right," she said.
Mrs. Ferruccio said Ferruccio has
agreed to post bond and leave jail on
March 21 to attend a rally, but that he
had no plans to end his fast.
Ferruccio was arrested about two
weeks ago on charges of stealing a
landfill pipe and trespassing at -the
landfill site in Afton. He has been
refusing to eat and to leave jail on
bond.
WASHINGTON The nation's in
dustrial output rose for a third straight
month in February, but the 0.3 percent
gain was much smaller than in January,
the government reported Tuesday. Un
fazed by the apparent slackening, most
economists said recovery from the
recession was still proceeding.
February gains were recorded for
output of cars and other consumer
goods, for construction materials and
for defense and space equipment, the
Federal Reserve Board report said.
Production of business equipment con
tinued to decline.
Jack Lavery, chief economist for.
Merrill Lynch & Co., said the new in
crease "reinforces the notion that the.
recovery is very much a reality."
Council accepts petition
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SFC Joseph Bodriquez
335 V. Msln. St. Durham, N.C. 27702
(688-8071)
v By pete Austin
Staff Writer "
The Chapel Hill Town Council Monday night accepted
a stack of petitions opposing the extension of McCauley
Street and approved the closing of two local streets during
upcoming community events
Bernard Greeiiberg, a resident of Brookside Drive,
presented to the council petitions containing 204
signatures of residents opposing the extension. Brookside
Drive residents will be affected by the extension as much
as McCauley Street residents because Brookside intersects
the west end of McCauley, he said. .
Oyer three-fourths of the 204 residents live on Mc
Cauley Street, he said.
Greenberg stated six reasons why the council should not
approve the McCauley Street extension. (
If the extension were ipproved, Greenberg said, park-'
ing would have to be prohibited on the street. Rosemary
Street is a good example of this, he said. When Rosemary
was extended, the town had to prohibit parking on parts
of it. The Chapel Hill Transportation Board agreed that .
parking would not be allowed if the street is extended, he .
said. ; - v
Second, if the extension were approved, there would be .
an additional burden on traffic in the area, he said, caus
ing an increase of accidents in the area. Many residents are
concerned about the safety of their children as well,'
Greenberg said. r
There would be an added burden on many residents of
both Brookside Drive and McCauley Street because of the
increased traffic, he said. Because their driveways enter
directly onto McCauley Street, residents of this street
often back into the thoroughfare, and extra traffic would
extension
greatly increase the risk of an accident, he said. :
--McCauley Street is the only outlet that Brookside
residents have, and added traffic would cause them delay
and would be an unnecessary burden on them, Greenberg
said.
"The noise pollution and fumes would prevent the
residents from fully enjoying their homes," he said.
McCauley Street is only 28 feet wide west of Ransom
Street, which is not wide enough to accommodate extra
traffic, he said.
Finally, Greenberg said 99 percent of the residents of
this area oppose the extension.
After the ovation from the audience subsided, the
council voted unanimously to accept the petition opposing
the extension of McCauley Street, which was recommend
ed by the planning and transportation boards as part of
the thoroughfare plan.
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ARE YOU A MONOPOLY fanatic? Do you get into trading
Real Estate? A campua tournament Will be held on Sunday,
March 20th in 207-209 of die Union at 1:00 pm. Sign-up at
Union Dsk by March 17th. Wt have tec pain of tlx lor the
wbinen to Engbsa Beat and Admiaaion Night Film,
lost & found
LOST: GOLD BRACELET WITH four white apph3re fai or
around Grad Library or Health Science Library. Substantial
reward. Contact Kim at 968-1226 after tve. ... ,
LOST LADY'S GLASSES IN a brown case. Lost before
Spring Break. Please call 933-1458.
FOUND: SET OF KEYS. To reclaim call Mark at 9424)793.
Please identify key ring.
FOUND: GREEN KELTY BACKPACK. 5:45 Wed. after
noon, Hanes-CarroD-Gardner quad. Identify contents. Claim
at APO lost and found. Union.
help wanted
OVERSEAS JOBS SUMMERYEAR round. Europe. S.
Amer., Australia. Asia. AD Fields. 1500-tlOO monthly.
Sightseeing. Free info. Write UC Box 52-NC-l Corona Del
r Mar, CA 92625.
CRUISE SHIP JOBS! $14-$28.000. Carribean. Hawaii.
World. Call for Guide. Directory. Newsletter. 1 916-722-1111.
Ext UNCHAPEL HILL.
LIFEGUARDS WANTED FOR HOPE VALLEY COUNTRY
CLUB. Call 489-6565 for application or pick up at, club of- . ,
to. , ' ' -;
Exciting Summer Jobs for college students or (acuity as
counselor ksrructori in tennis, water ski. csafts, kayak. ' .
, canoe, scuba, riSery, rock climb, etc Includes good salary, i ..
food, lodging and a fun and rewarding experience. Reply im-
mediately to The Summit Camps, Box 100, Cedar Mtn., NO .
28718 ...'-'' -rj".?
HAVE YOU COMPLETED A SUCCESSFUL SUMMER
with Southwestern Book Company? Here's your chance to .
use your selling skills to earn high commissions. SeB yellow
page advertising for your Campus Telephone Directories."
Some travel needed. Average commissions earned in a 12
weeksellirreriod-$3500.Sumrneroll9S2-2Sofak!K
people made over 15000. Top salesperson mad S7;000: AIL
. expense paid 4-day training program in Chapel Hill, N.C.
Send resume and letter describing previous sales experience
to: Ms. Jan BoHck, University Directories. P.O. Box 2145.
Chapel Hill. N.C 27514. You will be contacted for a per-
. sonal interview.
YOGA. ITS A QUESTION of joy! The Yoga Place will
offer 8 classes each week. 321-55 for beginning and
continuing students. For information calL 967-9686.
452 West Franklin Street since 1975.
ZST MILE OF PENNIES. Saturday. March 19th,
BsJoBnSAILcFrasAasiSt.AasicssassjOtoAro
Casapss. Chaos. Saturday Mta. ZBT Hocwc; 220
FkUay IfcL. 9r09 pjm. Rock th WHITE ANIMALS,
vol to MULTIPLE hag of COOKS The Party hsss wfil
ha In and finss nsipsi I nnk fnr details am
. . asd yosj tlKMsght apihsg break
TO ED. KICKY. JAMES. AND DOUG-tha y that
vsrs 'awastflsa' sstth mm at Myriht Beach. Hsesi'a to
lata stleht wralka oa the baach, aerobics at Ova sa the
si E.T tha
MODERN MOVEMENT DANCE EXPERIENCE
the Joy of movement! Modern, Jazz, ballet, aerobics.
March 14 through May 5. Pay per classper session.
CLOSE TO CAMPUS. 929-3447.
CLOSED OUT OF THE dorm? We have an alternative solu
tion to your problem. Old Wed apartments are for sale as in
dividual units with flexible occupancy dates. Only 11900
down payment and no closing costs. Share the benefits of
' ownership with your parents and put your rent dollars to
work for you. For details contact Bill Farley 967-5288, Heff
norBlock Realtors.
foam, tha fog. haaghtg jodutfrapa, Ed's hotdo.
aasafl . haute, sasrosie bear a, total abasel. iaf
ossasd PBS carvaa, "oaioas," assel ot cosurse. . .tha
. LUSH socJaty, yoa bUsMlod w with actaaca Sjayal Ya'B
are cool as pasal Lena, theea ttaaaa ajrla Us, gaele.
roocasaiates
for sale
THE DTH 13 NOW acorpthtg appScatioaa for tha
sludsal at-iarga pocfcloa oa tha DTH Board of
Dhaooea. Stadaata alsoakl sabatrt reanma,
co war tatta aad at laaat thrso reJansacaa to tha
DTH afSloa (haewaaa 19 an aad 4 bkb) hsiora
March la, 19S3.
aarloajoa preferrad.
INTERESTED AND SKILLED PERSONS arc needed
as counselors at one of the nation's finest camps for the
summer of 1983. Don't miss a chance to have one of the
most enriching summers of your Hie!I For more informs-
dob call Clark Pfaff at 933-8161 from 7:30 am-10:30 am
or after 11:00 pro. :
DO YOU BELIEVE IN ghosts? There's evidence that they're
real. "Beyond the Poltergeist," A lectureslide presentatJon
by world reknown psychic researcher William Roll will be in
100 Hamilton, March 16, at 7KW p.m. Free.
JEFF LAND INVITES ALL his friends to visit him at his
new location. Take One Haircutters, 203 Vk East
Franklin Street (across from campus). Ten year ex
perience in Chapel liill.
THE INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS ASSOCIATION wQ meet
on Wednesday March 16 In the Union. Dr. William Bigoness
will speak on careers and graduate programs to Industrial
Relations.
INTERESTED IN WORKING for the Association for'
Women Students? Come to our programming meeting
TODAY at 5:00 p.m. in Suite D Union. All welcome.
ASPA wd hold a sseatiaq at 5:39 oa Thursday March
17 hs T-7 N.C KfchaUs fcUtchaB froai &2M wi2 spaak
aad elactioae wl ha diacaaacd.
WHY THE OBXCnON to pomouraphy? Come see
the slid show by Women Against Pornography to find
out. TONIGHT 7:00 p.m. Union.
TONIGHT ITS "WEDNESDAY NIGHT" at Purdy's 10
draft! 50 canned beer! Totally Rock-n-Rock and new wave.
Chapel Hill's new t best night to party at Purdy's. . .of
course!
SUMMER CAMP COUNSELOR OPENINGS in New Eng
land. Camp Beckett (boy's camp) has openings for counse
lors and specialists. Also nurse (RN). Located in
Mountains o Wester, Massachusetts, within driving distance
of Boston and New York City, the camp offer a broad
camping program emphasizing personal development. Con
tact placement office for more information and interviews on
March 18. .
SUMMER JOB SEARCH DIFFICULT? National firm now
hiring. Resume experience, travel, excellent pay $3500.00.
Average savings for summer. Call 942-5151 for interview bv
formation. . ..-......
COUNSELORS. OVER 19 WHO LIKE TO HAVE FUN and
make fun at unique overnight boys' summer camp in Penna.
Able to instruct either one of following: watersafety. water
skiing, boating, soccer, basketball, arts and craft, rock
cfimbing. rtuery, ham radio, rocketry, science, archery,
track, tennis, golf, photography, pioneering, or general
athletics. Write Camp Director, 138 Red Rambler Drive.
Lafayette Hill. PA. 19444.
SMOKERS! The EPA needs males. 18-40. for a blood study
involving 2 visits, Vh hours total, on the UNC campus. $15
compensation. Call 966-1253, Monday-Friday, 8-5.
$106.80 DAILY EARNINGS, working In the comfort and
security of your own home. No experience. All ages. Fully
guaranteed. Complete details and application form sent on
request. Send self-addressed stamped envelope to: BLR
2002 W. 4th St Stillwater, OK 74074
HELP NEEDED: ECON 70 (Statistics) tutor needed. Good
pay If you know your shit. Call Marshall at 929-2004.
1 MISS M'A'S'H" bumper sticker; send stamped, self
addressed envelope to: J.D. Promotion, Box 1342, Chapel
HU1, N.C. 27514. Enclose $1.00 check or money order.
TENNIS RACKETS "at mail order price with pro shop ser
vice." Partial listing Prince Pro $87.50, Kennex Power
.$53.50, Wilson Kramer Mid $73.50 (INCLUDES STRING
ING) Five Oaks Pro Shop 493-1495.
'ALPINE 7123 FM CAR stereo locking FF rewind music sen
sor doiby metal paid $340 asking $240 Craig 48 watt
powerplay $60 both $250 call 933-7855.
SPRING SALE BACK DOOR RECOSDS 81.00 off
LP, Tap Wad. March 16th thra Taes. March 22ad,
IS East Roaaauny, Lower Laval NCN3 Plaza, 12-4
P-sb. MoBvSai. 933-0019
CLOSED OUT? WE NEED 2 females who are responsible
but Uke to party to chare 3 bedroom, 2 hath Bolinwood
Apartment beginning June 1. $103.75 K utilities. Cat
967-2536.
rides
NEED RIDE TO CLEM SON or Charlotte around March 19.
Please call 933-7135. Will share cost
THE DTH IS NOW aecapthsg afHcattoafortha
sea d sal mt large poatsoa oa tha DTH Board of
Daroctora. Srudeats shook! abarit resaais.
cover letter aad at laaat three reioteacas to the
DTH office (balnea 10 ass aad 4 pat) before
March 18, 1983. Stadawta tstth baelasss aa-
WE1GHT MANAGEMENT. NUTRITION. Fitness. Stress.
Dieting, Sexuality. Contraception, Substance Use Abuse. If
any of these topics are of concern or interest to you, plan to
attend the Second Annuo! New Wett Spring Health Fair,
Tuesday, March 22, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Carolina Union, and
get some answer. For more information cat 966-2281
(EXT. 275).
GUYS AND GIKLS WHO ORDERED GIRL Scoat
Cookie. They are ia at Tha Daffy Tar Heal Of
fic. Ask for Eejcaaae.
STUCK WITH TICKETS to Greensboro on Thursday? 1H
take them off your hand. Call Roy at 933-6381.
MISS V (PLAYGIRL): Happy Birfday- Hope your last year of
illegality i fui of fun! Thank for being such a good friend.
Love, Mr. B.
personals
DAVE P: Did yoa kaoar D. Bv rht aaxt door to
a good friaad of atiae? Kayta wall raa ksto each
other oaa day. Gases who?!
for rent
LARGE ONE BEDROOM APT. for rent. Six month or one
year lease available. Across from University MaS. Call Cam
elot Apt. 929-2964.
' CLOSED OUT? ONE BEDROOM apt to sublet for June
and July. Option to renew lease in August Contact LaBron
or Jerry after 6 p.m. 967-2054.
HfLLEL WILL BE HOLDING Its last den night of the
year. Wednesday. March 16th, 6-7:30 pot. This Is your
last chance this semester to enjoy New York-style deli
with all the trimmings! 10 discount for all Hillel
members. ' '
JODIE KAY: Happy 20th! 1 hope this year u your best ever.
Good luck in Nursing School and thanks for being such a
good friend. Love, your future roomie..
IF ANYONE KNOWS ANYTHJNO ABOUT A Mack
Maaar left ka Boon 217 Ssadaat Untoa. pteaaa
ask for Bejeanae at DTH Clc. Reward off arad.
RUDE: Here's to the perpetuation of a tradition! LSHH, .
we're there! Florida was great, thanks! Always remember
Btrmigan's. By the end of the week Tl be normal again, real
ly. WD-1.
FOB KENT IMMEDIATELY: Room fas hoase five
snhsatas froai caaspaa. Grant locatioa, $168
asaath phaa atSttiaa. Can 967-4V013.
CATHARINE EVAK9-COME BY tha DTH offlca
to pick np yoar chack hook. Ask for Liada datrtag
SUBLETTAKE OVER LEASE. Available May 15 2 bdr..
AC, 3 pools, tennis courts, free bus service to campus (Duke
or UNC). Call Rebecca or Lisa at 493-6307.
PEAVEY TNT 100 Bass Amplifier and Boas Guitar Phaser
for sale. Both in darn good condition and may be purchased
Individually. CaO 933-6112 after 6 PM
TO THE GUY who gave me a daloda outside Venable at
" 10.00 AM on Friday, March 4th: Thanks, you made my day!
A grateful Marching TarlieeL
THE ORDER OF THE BELL TOWER is conducting a spring
membership drive. Application are available at the Union
Desk and arc due Thursday. Morch 17 at the Union Desk.
GUEDJTEFF. INTRODUCTION TO SELF-STUDY
GUirrUinT METHOD. For farther leforatatioa write
Gray, MJl. Hylaad KOm Motor La.
hsaa. NC Z83S7 or pstoaa l-e?Z-7ai.
. 21.
GET EXPOSURE! Enter the AXO Photo Contest for Eastm
Scab. Blackwhite or color mounted 11x14 due by April 8, 5
p.m. at 215 E. Rosemary St Prizes awarded at Open House,
April 10, from 2-5 p.m. Call 9684057.
YO JODIE KAY! You're no longer a teenager you're a
woman now! Stay away from that lounge! Hope you have a
Happy B-day. Love. Allison.
BILLY CONGRATULATIONS! I knew you could do it. We
arc all very proud of you!1 With lots of love and good luck, LC
WOULD THE PERSON who took my red duffle bag and
Jacket please return it. No questions asked. It has some
medicine and a checkbook in M that I need. Cafl 933-0435.
. S AND BH (U.D.): What took you so long? 317. 10:00.
same place.
HEY MOREHEAD RESIDENTS! Cast a vote for experience,
innovative ideas, and a new approach to leadership. Vote
' Pamela Newell, governor and Richard Lord, Lt Governor.
, PASSOVER WILL BE HERE SOONER THAN YOU
THINK! If you don't have plans for the first Seder, consider
the Seder sponsored by Hillel. It will be held at 6:30 p.m.,
Monday. March 28 at Beth-EL Synagogue, Watts and Matk
ham Streets, Durham. Transportation available. $12.00
non-affiliate. $10.00 affiliate. $3.00 discount If you work.
Reservations must be in by Friday. March 25. Call 942-4057.
10-3 p.m., M-F.
Hillel will hold Shabbat Service and dinner. FiMay. March
18. Services at 6. dinner at 7, $3.50 Chicken, $3.00 Veggie.
Reservations requested by Friday noon, 942-4057.
ATTENTION CHINESE and Seafood lovers! Door to door
free delivery of our famous Slno-Calabash style seafood and
stir-fried authentic Chinese food, from Hunan and Szechuan.
Please call in for your orders (minimum of 2). Also Inquire
about our daily dinner Special. Daily Luncheon Special Js
$2.75 including soup, main entree, fried rice or lo-mem (min
imum of four orders). One dollar of with this ad. Jade Palace
Chinese and Seafood Restaurant Across from NCNB, Carr
boro. 942-0006. -
ATTENTION 3RD FLOOR GRAHAM: On March 8th Todd
lost. I never knew losers could be so much fun. You can color
the letter on his door red for passion. Thanks, Todd your 1
girl.
"FREEDOM FROM SMOKING CLINIC." Student Health
Service is offering a three-week brown bag luncheon "Free
dom From Smoking Clinic" emphasizing positive biestyic
behaviors in a supportive group setting. This group will meet
March 31. April 5. 6. 7 and 12 from 12:00 (noon) to 1:15
p.m. To pre-register (mandatory) caQ 966-2281. ext. 275
before Friday, March 25.
HEY MOREHEAD CONFEDERATION! For a Real
Direction and a New Life-Elect David Suddreth, our
Governor and Leslie Nesbit, our Lt Governor. Ejection
Date: Thursday, March 17, 1-7 pm.