2The Daily Tar HeelfThursday, September 29, 1983
Former mayor considers bid for Congress against Andrews
By VANCE TREFETHEN
Staff Writer
Howard Lee, former mayor of Chapel
Hill, told the UNC Young Democrats
Tuesday night that he was considering
challenging Rep. Ike Andrews in the
Democratic primary for the 4th Congres
sional District seat.
Lee, who was elected mayor of Chapel
Hill in 1969, ran unsuccessfully for Con
gress in 1972 and for lieutenant governor
in 1976. He has also served as State
Secretary for Community Resources and
Natural Development, and has spent the
last two years teaching in the UNC School
By KYLE MARSHALL
Ashtant State and National Editor
Registered nurses at UNC Student
Health Services now are awaiting a formal
hearing before a state agency in their ef
forts to receive pay increases.
While the 18 RNs are scheduled to pre
sent arguments before the State Personnel
Commission, the commission last week
ruled that five Student Health nurse practi-
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of Social Work.
Lee discussed the high cost of modern
political campaigns. His unsuccessful 1976
campaign for lieutenant governor against
Jimmy Green cost him over $300,000 and
left him $90,000 in debt, he said. In con
sidering running for Congress, Lee said he
would be more careful about campaign
financing, stating that he needs to raise
$100,000 by December or else he will not
be a viable candidate.
Lee described the political process as be
ing dominated by those who are able and
willing to spend large amounts of money
on campaigns, especially for mass-media
advertising.
SHS nurses await hearing after decision reversal
tioners should not receive a hearing. The
SPC rulings stem from two separate
grievances one filed by the RNs and the
other filed by two of the nurse practi
tioners. SPC chief hearing officer E.D.
"Drake" Maynard said Wednesday that
he had not set a date for the hearing for
the RNs.
Their grievance, filed in June, requests
the Office of State Personnel to promote
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The problems with that kind of cam
paigning are twofold, he said. First, only
the wealthy can get involved in politics,
leaving many who may be more qualified
out of politics altogether.
Secondly, Lee said that a campaign that
was heavily based on mass-media advertis
ing makes a candidate too far removed
from the average voters to truly represent
them.
He said Bill Cobey's unsuccessful try for
the 4th District Congressional seat last year
was an example of a campaign that was
out of touch with ordinary citizens. Lee
said he believes a candidate should "stomp
the nurses into a higher job classification,
and thus, higher salaries. Nurses at N.C.
Memorial Hospital had been reclassified
and given pay hikes of up to 15 percent in
May.
The nurse practitioners' grievance had
asked the OSP to consider them for a simi
lar reclassification study.
Meanwhile, UNC personnel officials,
the nurses and their attorney are asking
why the SPC granted the RNs a hearing
without allowing the nurse practitioners to
argue their case.
"The commission denied the hearing
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the streets" and meet people on a personal
basis in order to be more effective as a
political leader.
Lee said he was concerned about the
large numbers of people in the country
who don't vote. He said many are not even
registered, in addition to those who simply
don't care enough to vote.
Lee said it will be difficult to decide
whether he will run against Andrews in the
Democratic primary. The two largest fac
tors in making the decision, he said, would
be the availability of campaign money and
his own ability to make the commitment
necessary to run a winning campaign.
for the nurse practitioners, saying that
their case is 'ungrievable,' " said Beecher
Gray, the Chapel Hill attorney represent
ing the nurses. "I don't see it that way.
And the people in the University personnel
office say there's no precedent for not
allowing a hearing. "
"The reasons they gave us aren't even
included in the employee's handbook,"
Student Health nursing director Carol
Eiler said Wednesday. "We had never
been informed of them, and we still can't
understand why they wouldn't allow a
hearing."
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WASHINGTON Treasury
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upbeat picture of the world economy
Wednesday, but poor nations warned
of possible social and political unrest if
the developing world is not helped out
of its economic crisis.
Regan told 2,500 delegates at the an
nual meetings of the International
Monetary Fund and the World Bank
that the "global recession is over:
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throughout the world, but make no
mistake the long-awaited economic
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BEIRUT, Lebanon The govern
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Druse militia leader Walid Jumblatt
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Public Works Minister Pierre Khoury
said he would keep the airport closed
until a truce supervision committee
made up of representatives from the ar
my and Druse, Christian and Shiite
Moslem militias "completed discussions
on the issue and security arrangements
in and around the airport." '
Khoury had said the airport would
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would consider the reopening a viola
tion of the 3-day-old civil war truce.
Tropical Storm Dean pushed nor
thward off the Eastern Seaboard with
60-mph winds Wednesday, disabling a
tugboat and sweeping the Outer Banks
of North Carolina with stiff winds and
pounding surf.
While the storm remained far from
land, forecasters at the National Hur
ricane Center in Miami said it was ex
pected to strengthen slowly as it moved
to the north-northeast at about 10 mph.
At 6 p.m. EDT, the storm was
centered near latitude 34.5 north,
longitude 70.5 west, about 300 miles
east of Cape Hatteras. Dean's max
imum winds increased from 55 to 60
mph in the afternoon as the system
moved north about 10 mph.
RALEIGH North Carolina Sym
phony musicians on Wednesday ratified
a three-year contract after more than six
months of negotiations, opening the way
for the orchestra's first rehearsal of the"
season today.
"Both sides have worked long and
hard to arrive at this resolution," said
Executive Director Thomas H. McGuire
Jr. in a prepared statement issued after
the agreement was announced. "We be
lieve the contract we have molded re
flects the interests of musicians, manage
ment and the people of North Carolina.
We now look forward to returning to the
business of making music."
Details of the pact were not im
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tougher challenges, and among your best ac
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SENIOR CLASS COMMITTEE: MEETING tonight at 6:30
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