2The Daily Tar HeelFriday, September
hxtra DWI patrols
to end Sunday night
By AMY STYEES
Staff Writer
The Chapel Hill Police Depart
ment will send its DWI overtime
patrol squad to the streets for the
last time this weekend.
A Governor's Highway Safety
Program grant, funding six hours of
overtime pay for Thursday, Friday
and Saturday night DWI patrols,
expires Sunday, leaving Chapel Hill
police to rely on scheduled patrols
for enforcement.
The overtime squad has been
responsible for about 30 percent of
the department's arrests during the
past two years, said Master Officer
Gregg Jarvies. "Well be expecting
about a 30 percent drop in those
arrests," he said.
But the expiration of the grant will
not leave the department unprepared
to handle DWI enforcement, he
added, because officers are now
more aware of the problem and
better able to enforce the law because
of education programs the grant
provided.
The three-year grant, which was
to be used specifically for DUI and
DWI enforcement since October
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1932, allocated close to $100,000 to
the Chapel Hill Police Department
the past two years.
DUI arrests increased about 30
percent from October 1982 to Sep
tember 1983, but arrests for DWI
under the N.C. Safe Roads Act
passed last October have decreased
since the passage of the law, Jarvies
said.
People know the police are enforc
ing the law and are being more
careful, he said.
The grant is a major reason for
the drop in arrests, said Billy
Crocker, programs representative
for the Governor's Highway Safety
Program. The education programs
for officers and the public will have
a lasting effect in the area, he said.
But Jarvies said the education
programs have not been able to help
with with one problem area: out-of-town
drivers, who account for about
25 percent of DWI arrests. "There's
no way we can reach them," he said.
Jarvies added that Chapel Hill has
a particular problem with drunk
driving because of the university
atmosphere and the lack of major
highways.
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pick up applications for 1985-1986 academic year (begins
and summer session 1985) in room 1, Carrington Hall on
Oct. 3rd, at 7:00pm. The application process will be discussed
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YAH COME TO GERALEHNE FERRARO march and rally
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EXECUTIVE PLACEMENT FIRM seeks grad student
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Alliance to ask for 6-month
halt on new housing projects
By VANESSA WILLIAMS
Staff Witter
The Chapel Hill Alliance of Neigh
borhoods is collecting signatures to .
petition the Chapel Hill Town Council
for a six-month moratorium on the
approval of new housing projects.
The petition, which is not yet ready
for presentation to the council, is an
outgrowth of citizens concern that
Chapel Hill's infrastructure is not
expanding to keep pace with the town's
rapid development.
The Alliance was foimed "by 15 or
16 neighborhood groups that felt town
development was proceeding so rapidly
that the Chapel Hill Planning Board
and Town Council did not have a
chance to look at overall development,
but was approving individual proposals
in a piecemeal fashion, said Art Werner,
head of the alliance's steering
committee.
"Instead of each neighborhood deal
ing with the town on separate proposals,
it made more sense to deal with the town
on development as a whole," Werner
said.
The alliance wants the council to
approve the six-month moratorium on
housing project approval so that the
council and planning board can "take
a long look at growth" and rewrite
zoning ordinances to accommodate the
infrastructure. The old zoning ordi
. nance is outdated, he said, because when
it was written, development was not as
rapid as it is now.
Traffic problems, water shortages
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Panel Discussion
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FILM FORUM
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Finley Course
Sunday: MEN'S SOCCER vs
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2 pm Fetzer Field
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a.m.-2 p.m. and 10 p.m. -3 a.m. kwentive pay provided on
late night shift. Apply 2-5 p.m. M-F. Please no phone calls.
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We ire now accepting applications for fuS and part time
cooks and waitresses part time only. If you are interested
in either a day or night shift position please apply at
110 W. Franklin St No phone calls please.
PIZZA HUT DXJVE3Y
Defivery service at 516 W. Frankfin St in Chapel Hffl
in now hiring enthusiastic individuals for pizza defivery.
Drivers must be 18 yr. old and have dependable
transportation. Hours are flexible and position can be
cither fufl or part time. Apply between 11 a.m. and 5
p.m. M-F. No phone caEs please.
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and the loss of open spaces have
prompted the alliance's petition.
Council member Nancy Preston said
she agreed with the idea of giving the
council a chance to re-evaluate its plans
for development. Too much is happen
ing too quickly for the council to look
at the broader picture," she said.
This summer, Preston called for a
similar moratorium which the council
did not approve because members felt
they did not have enough information
to make a decision, she said.
Since March 1983, 5,508 new housing
units have been proposed, and 3,729 of
those have been approved in Chapel
Hill. Currently, approval of 1,369 units
is pending.
With an approval rate of 90 percent,
this growth represents a 33 percent
population increase for Chapel Hill.
A four-member task force on growth
presented recommendations to the
council Monday night and suggested
updating the 1977 land use plan. The
planning board also presented recom
mended revisions to the town's compre
hensive plan to shift its emphasis to a
more physical view of development.
Preston also said she believed the
current plan is outdated. The council
has not kept the infrastructure up to
date and must make an effort to
preserve open spaces, she said. X
Council member Jon Howes said task
force members believed the council
could make necessary ordinance
changes without a six-month morato
rium. "If we can implement changes
without a moratorium, we would be
ahead of the game," he said.
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WANTED: HEALTHY MALES to participate in an
alcohol study. Must be age 19-30. Requires 3 lab visits
of 8-10 hours each. $75 wiD be paid on completion of
study. For information write - Mr. J. LaDine 1124
FJ-O.& 231-H UNC-Chapel KB, N.C. 27514 or phone
9190-966-1154.
PROJECT UPWARD BOUND, a program for educationally
disadvantaged high school students to volunteer as tutors
in the areas of English, math, science, foriegn language
(mostly French and Spanish), and history. Tutorial sessions
operate from 10-12 on some Saturday mornings during the
Fail semester. Interested persons should contact Harold
Woodard, Upward Bound Program, 207 KB BIdg., UNC
CH for applications. Deadline October 1, 1984. Call Harold
Woodard at 962-1281
ROMAN WINGS IS NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
for phone persons and defivery people. Hours are flexible
and the pay is good. Drivers must bis at least 18 and have
reliable auto and insurance. Apply at Roman Wings 401 W.
Franklin St. '
THE POTTED PLANT part time position wanted. University
MaB Fridays 5:30-9-.30 and Sundays 12-6:30.
WESTERN SIZZUN STEAKHOUSE is now accepting
applications for fufl timepart time daynight shifts for afl
positions. Apply 2-4pm da3y, 324 W. Rosemary St. No phone
caSs please.
GROUP HOME FOR MENTALLY AND PHYSICALLY
HANDICAPPED ADULTS NEEDS PERSONAL CARE
ATTENDANTS. Flexible hours. CaD Beth or Mary Beth
evenings and weekends at 967-4498.
NOW HIRING. CHAPEL KILL AREA BUSINESS IS
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR fufl time and part-time
positions. Current needs include persons with venipuncture
experience. Applications may be obtained at Sera-Tech
Biologicals. 109H E. Franklin St. Use fire escapes between
RKe Aid Pharmacy and Travel Agency.
wanted
I NEED 1 or 2 tickets for the Richmond Grateful Dead Show
on Oct 6. Pie&ae call Tom at 933-0759. Thanks.
BREATHE AFTER
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OCT. 9, HILL HALL, 0 PM
N. C. employment rate up
The Associated Press
RALEIGH Eighty six of North
Carolina's 100 counties had single
digit unemployment rates in August,
compared with 78 counties in July,
the state Employment Security
Commission reported yesterday.
"Lower unemployment is even
more significant in relation to our
all time high of more than 2.8
million persons employed in August
and our civilian labor force which
has grown to 3,077,700," said Glenn
Jernigan, ESC chairman.
North Carolina's statewide unem
ployment rate for August was 6.1
percent, compared with a national
rate of 7.3 percent and tying the state
with New Jersey with the third lowest
rate among 1 1 large states.
Dare County had the lowest
jobless rate at 2.4 percent, followed
by Currituck County at 3.1 percent,
Wake at 3.3 percent and Orange and
Durham counties at 3.4 percent. All
five were among the 71 counties in
which unemployment declined since
July.
Counties with the highest unem
ployment were McDowell, 13.1
percent; Brunswick, 11.9 percent;
Bladen, 11.3 percent; Northampton
and Graham, 11.1 percent and
Cherokee, 10.9 percent.
Death penalty possible for three
N.C. men
COLUMBIA, S.C. Three North
Carolina men charged with the
slaying of a University of South
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TICKETS TO KANSASUNC game for sale; number to cal
9684598.
COMIC BOOK COLLECTION FOR SALE. Serious
nquires only. CaB 942-1302 or 967-8521 after 6pm. Ask
for Gordan.
FOR SALE, ticket to James Taylor Concert, Fri. Sept 29,
8pm $13.00. CaB Em3y 967-6497.
FOR SALE: RED VW CONVERTIBLE: rebuilt engine, low
mileage SBR, new clutch and brakes, new paint, interior
in great shape. 942-1606. Please leave message.
FOR SALE: Two tickets in section 16 for the UNCKansas
game. Price negotiable. CaB 967-4072 before noon or after
2pm.
rides
RIDE NEEDED TO ROCHESTER, NEW YORK, northern
Pennsylvania or anywhere in upstate New York on October
ninth or tenth. WiB share expenses. CaB Andre at 933-7161.
for rent
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. One bdrm apt Estes Park.
$266.00 per month plus utifities. Sign the lease and it a yoursl
CaB Lisa 967-9590.
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FEMALE ROOMMATE Non-smoking graduate student to
share brand new condo in Carrboro. Swimming pool,
dishwasher, central air. Convenient banks and stores. $150
mo. plus X utilities. 942-3442.
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UNC Model United Nations Ckib is conducting m member
ship drive. If you'r interestad in international affairs, current
event and great praties, caB 933-5126 for info.
GRANVILLE TOWERS 6th Floor Summer School partiers
rejoice Reunion party Friday night Be there. CaB 96&8602
for details.
SIGMA NU is having another front porch band after the
gams Saturday. Tunes wtS be provided beginning at 9pm.
bwiBbcwad.
TWO GRATEFUL DEAD TICKETS FREE. Register at
Album Amnex. Drawing Oct 3, 5pm at 108 Henderson St
Buy sefl trade records and tapes.
MISS JENNIFER E.: I hope you've enjoyed the flowers. They
are a very small return of the pleasure I enjoy in your
company. Mystery makes for intrigue. Signed, your (not
reaBy) secret admirer. Respond DTK?
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Mews in Bris,
Carolina coed could face the death
penalty if convicted, a South Carol
ina prosecutor said.
Barbara Lynn "Bobbi" Rossi, 29,
disappeared Sept. 17. Her body was
found three days later in a wooded
area of lower Richland County, S.C.
She had been beaten, raped and shot
three times. Willie Earl Nesmith,
Benjamin A. Joyner and Marcellus
Pierce sat during a 15 minute
hearing Wednesday with their hands
cuffed in front of them.
"I think it's necessary that you
appoint two defense lawyers in as
much as it is my intention to seek
the death penalty against them,"
prosecutor James Anders told Cir
cuit Judge Edward B. Cottingham
during the defendants' initial court
appearance.
"I feel very comfortable with the
amount of evidence that has been
made available to me," the prosec
utor said. This case ... is one that
clearly falls within the purview of the
death penalty."
Cottingham ordered the defend
ants held without bond until court
appointed attorneys could be
assigned to represent them. He
scheduled a preliminary hearing Oct.
4. Anders said the trial is tentatively
slated to begin the week of Nov. 5.
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THERE WILL BE A DAILY TAR HEEL BOARD OF
DIRECTORS MEETING, MON. OCT 1 AT 4:30 pm
IN FPG IN THE STUDENT UNION. ALL INTER
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MCL: HAPPY BIRTHDAY POODLES! A year of memories:
earnings, 11:01, 1 hate boys, Sunday talks, chocolate, mail,
Atlanta, haircuts, Dean Smith? Rabbat? laughter, and
neuroses, now soronries (and boys). You're wonderful. Love
always, JAK
LORI JOAN TGEFI!! Here's to Eng papers, no sleep, PhS20
tests, popcorn, super pledges, Po641 tests. Psych exams,
and great roommates! For aB you've done-tha ad's for YOU!
Luv ya, "Your Roomie".
NCN TV (A fine name if you're a bank machine) Carter
Happy 18th on Saturday. You're my favorite Morehead.
You're not a prep. Sorry I can't be there-SG (the Jersey
Joker).
SUBIE Sorry this is late for your birthday but at least it's
early for our 1 year. Hope you enjoyed your dinner and
I can't wait to show you a good time at B Gordens. Love
always, Tanya
TO THE FLASHES HABADOO I1AOA
DOO HASADOO IIAI Lovo forever. Yoa'ro
the hoot. I lovo yoa! Coat. Parole.
SIGMA PLEDGES: only one weekend before we reveal
ourselves. Can you handle it? Hope you're as excited as
we are. Your thrilled Big Sis.
MITCH: How does this sound? Tonight-70 my place. First,
wel open a bottle of sparkling white wine. Next a romantic,
candlelight dinner for two. Then for dessert.. JAM
HEY DZll! Here's to our better half (of the field)!! Keep
looking for the hash! Beat Kansas, please. Go, faht, we
un, ye-ah! Susan and Stephanie.
TANYA Sat. makes it one year. Its been real, reaBy great.
Love you soooooooo much. With love always, Subhash.
ALLEN, HAPPY 21st BIRTHDAY. Can't wait unbl Sunday.
Love always, the Lady in Red.
LOOKING FOR D & D PLAYERS to f J out a group that
wants to meet once a week on Mondays. CaB 933-4478 Rob,
933-4402 Rues, or 933-4696 and ask for Ted.
WARD: I'm worried about the Beaver. She's had a rough
week and has got the LSAT on Saturday. Gee, a cold beer
is in order. June.
MY DEAR MISS BEVERLY HORNE PRICE Where shafl
I begin? TyrreB
HAPPY BIRTHDAY UZZE1 Watch your e!t someone's
gonna get you! Love, The Beach Gang.
THE SURROGATE MOMMIES OF DELTA PHI EPSSLON
offer to TUCK YOU!! $2.00 buys you or a friend milk,
cookies, a story, and COMfTNESS! Come by the pit!
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DANA! HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! The day has finally
arrived and I hope yours is as great as mine was. Good
luck on the 19 beers and stay away from wild turkeys!!
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