2The Daily Tar HeelTuesday, March 29, 1983
CG A brochure stirs heated budget debate
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By MARK STINNEFORD .
Staff Wriler
In a session marked by some of the liveliest debate yet
in its current budget hearings, the Campus Governing
Council Finance Committee proposed that the Carolina
Gay Association receive $788 of the $1,307 in Student
Government appropriations the group reauested for the
1983-84 fiscal year.
If approved by the full CGC, the
action would represent a nearly 40
percent cut in the CGA's request.
The CGA received a Student
Government appropriation of $608
last year.
On Monday, the Finance Com
'Budget
mittee set the CGA's fund-raising
quota at $900. Under the proposal, more than 53 percent
of the recommended $1,688 CGA budget would come
through fund-raising efforts. The CGA is expected to
raise the additional $900 through social events, sale of an
information sheet on gay activities and services, and
subscription and advertising revenues from the CGA
newsletter, Lambda.
Much of the debate surrounded an informational
brochure the CGA is hoping to place in Orientation
'Survival Symposium 'for '84
By JODI SMITH
Staff Writer
Although it is still a year away, students
are hard at work now planning for the 1984
Carolina Symposium.
"Survival Symposium II" is the title of
the lecture series for next year, which will
be chaired by students Jack Mohr and
Wienke Tax. Their proposal was selected
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ATTENTION BOARD SAILORS (and yon who cal yourself
windsurfer)-Regatta to be held April 9th at Jordan Lake.
CaR 684-5303 (MoOy) to enter.
UNC STUDENT GOVERNMENT IS now accepting applica
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Interview begin March 30.
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1982-83 HUMAN RELATIONS COMMiTTIX.
Wsdncsday. March 30 at 4:00 pm in the Union. This is the
home stretch so trot on over.
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packages beginning in the fall. The Finance Committee
proposed that $80 be appropriated for the project, while
the CGA had requested $175.
Committee members Sherri Watson (District 14) and
Fred Baker (District 9) proposed the reduced funding,
suggesting that CGA co-sponsor the brochure with the
Sexuality Education and Counseling Service.
The committee recently proposed a 1983-84 budget of
$4,633 for SECS, providing funding for such informa
tional brochures.
Committee member Tim Newman (District 1 1) initially
proposed cutting all funding for the brochure. The
brochure would only promote CGA membership and
would not be in the general interest of the" student body,
he said.
"I don't think we should publicize membership in a
group that is based purely on sexual preference,"
Newman said.
"If you think sexual preference is of general interest,
why don't we start a straight association and seek funding
for a brochure on it?" he asked.
Lee Mullis, a CGA newsletter staff member, countered
that the brochure was designed for heterosexuals and did
not even have the organization's name printed on it.
Newman withdrew his opposition to funding the brochure
after Mullis' statement.
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by committee members who worked on
last year's Symposium "America: In
Pieces."
"Survival Symposium II" will deal with
issues pertaining to population, resources
and the environment, Mohr said. Lectures
will explore the 1.7 percent annual world
population growth, which has a doubling
time of 40 years, in connection with the
depletion of natural resources, he said.
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Carolina inn from 4:00-6:00.
IF YOU THINK THAT racism, mental health, and sexuality
are issues to address and not avoid come to an informational
meeting of the 1983-84 Union Human Relation Committee
Wednesday, March 30 at 4:00 p.m. in the Union.
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to deal with environment
"Survival Symposium II" is a spin-off
of the 1975 "Human Survival Sym
posium," which featured then-Georgia
Gov. Jimmy Carter. "Carter told the au
dience 'I want to be your president,' "
Mohr said. . j
The Symposium, a biennial event which
alternates with the Fine Arts Festival, is
schedule for late March or early April
1984. It will feature speakers from within
and outside of the University and discus
sions, Mohr said.
"We would like to make students,
faculty and administration more aware of
these problems," Mohr said. "The current
approach is to treat, the symptoms and not
arWr: thp m We want to make peo
Give to the American Cancer Society.
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Any woman who will be participating in fail rush at any sorority on
campus must register with the Panhellenic Council and attend the
informational presentations of all the sororites.
Registering women may sign up for either: . '
A. Informational presentaiton only i ....... . No fee
(August 30-September 1)
B. Informational presentations and
formal rush $12.00 fee
(August 30-September 15)
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BOYS CAMP-COUNSELOR POSITIONS for Program
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However, committee member Randall Parker (District
14) was not convinced.
"If I wanted to know about homosexuals, I wouldn't
want to find it in an Orientation package. I'd look it up in
the library," he said.
ZolUe Stevenson (District 2) said such a brochure would
serve an important informational service.
"Not everyone is urbane enough to understand every
thing about homosexuality," he said. "This provides
answers to questions people usually ask."
The Finance Committee also proposed that the CGA
receive $155 for Gay Awareness Week, $688 for the
newsletter Lambda, $60 for an information sheet on area
gay activities and services, $25 for publicity of the CGA's
Outreach program, $450 for office expenses and $230 for
miscellaneous expenses including speaker fees, publicity
costs,, literature purchases and fund-raising parties.
In other action, the Finance Committee proposed that
WXYC receive $16,881 in Student Government appro
priations during 1983-84. The radio station had initially
requested $18,591. The committee also proposed approval
of $3,148 of $6,725 WXYC had requested in capital ex
penditures for equipment.
In today's hearings, the Association for Women
Students will present its budget request at 6:30 p.m. The
Judicial Branch will present its request at 9:45 p.m.
ple ask questions and consider solutions
that woud have more of a long-term,
rather than temporary, effect." i
Tax said that involvement with the Sym
posium would be encouraged. "We'd like
to get a lot of people involved, not just to
work, but by really reaching out to many
out there who are economically minded."
The Carolina Symposium originated in
1927 as a means for students to discuss
current and long-term issues. The budget
for the event will be approximately
$30,000, Tax said. Funding will come from
the Campus Governing Council, Universi
ty departments and a benefit concert being
planned.
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The Associated Press
MANAGUA, Nicaragua Anti
Sandinista exiles from Honruas laid
siege to the town of Rancho Grande on
Monday, and fighting between rebels
arid government troops was reported at
other points in northern Nicaragua.
The guerrillas in the Nicaraguan
Democratic Force attacked Rancho
Grande, a town of 5,000 people 138
miles north of Managua, early Friday.
Residents reported by telephone Mon
day that the town was surrounded, and
the insurgents were firing ,50-caliber
machine guns and mortars.
The mortar fire has destroyed some
buildings, the residents said.
"Battles in different regions of the'
country continue," a spokesman for
the Foreign Ministry said Monday. He
gave no details, but other military
sources reported clashes in the northern
provinces of Jinotega, Matagalpa and
Nueva Segovia.
SAL SALVADOR, D Salvador
Three U.S. congressmen argued loudly
Monday with Defense Minister Jose
Guiilermo Garcia over human rights
abuses, and one claimed an army col
onel had lied about a purported
massacre.'
They also said at a news conference
with the defense chief that they had not
received a satisfactory explanation
about the arrest of free-lance journalist
Thomas J. Western, 32, of St. Paul,
Minn.
The congressmen, James Oberstar,
D-Minn., Bill Richardson, D-N.M.,
and James Jeffords, R-Vt., are here on
a four-day visit sponsored by the
Unitarian Universalis! Service Commit
tee, a human rights organization based
in Boston.
Western and another journalist,
Joan Ambrose Newton, 31, were ar
rested Saturday morning as they were
editing radio tape at Western's apart
ment in San Salvador. Newton, a U.S.
citizen who has lived here for several
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BEIRUT, Lebanon Lebanese
news media and Israeli sources said
Monday that the role of militia com
mander Saad Haddad, Israel's ally in
southern Lebanon, is the last obstacle
to progress in the troop withdrawal
negotiations.
"The talks remain deadlocked
because Israel insists on giving Maj.
Saad Haddad and his militia a major
security role in the South," the
Lebanese state radio reported as U.S.
presidential envoy Philip C. Habib
returned to Beirut from Israel with no
indications of a breakthrough.
The U.S.-Israeli-Lebanese talks on
the withdrawal of foreign troops from
Lebanon resume Thursday in the
Israeli border town of Kiryat Shmona.
Israeli sources, who asked anonymity,
agreed that settlement was blocked by
the dispute over Haddad's future role
in security arrangements to keep
Palestinian guerrillas out of south
Lebanon.
WASHINGTON The country's
top conservation groups said Monday
it will take more than a new team at the
EPA to reverse President Reagan's
"uninformed and uncaring" environ
mental policies.
At a joint news conference, the nine
organizations said Reagan's anti
environmental policies at the En
vironmental Protection Agency were
just as prevalent in the dozen other
government agencies charged with pro
tecting the public.
"EPA is but the tip of the iceberg,"
said Louise Dunlap, president of the
Environmental Policy Center. "The
Reagan administration's campaign to
strip the American people of adequate
environmental protection has suc
cessfully penetrated nearly every
federal agency whose programs impact
on our natural resources."
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you Friday night in all the familiar places (you know what I
mean!). If Horace doesn't mind, can we do M again? Love
Jim.
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