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Dy MARJORIE MORRIS
Staff Writer
"Read the fine print" is the advice
most prospective apartment dwellers
hear. But overlooking any part of an
apartment lease can be costly.
If you dont read your apartment
contract carefully, you could get in the
same situation that former UNC stu
dents Karen Ogren and Jennifer Nor
wood found themselves in in 1 982. They
were roommates living in Kingswood
Apartments, which is part of Triangle
Communities.
When they told the manager they
were leaving at the end of their term,
they discovered their lease had been
automatically renewed for another year
because the they had not reported their
intent to vacate within 30 days of their
moving date. According to the contract,
failure to report their intentions within
30 days meant their lease was extended
for a year. Ogren and Norwood had
reported it 23 days before the end of
their lease, management said.
Triangle Communities automatically
renews a tenant's lease for a year unless
notified within the specified time.
Ridgewood, Old Well and Laurel Ridge
apartments do so on a month-to-month
basis.
The women sued Triangle Commun
ities for their security deposit of $200.
Triangle Communities countersued for
the five months rent they had lost while
finding new tenants.
The trial is still pending, David
Kirkman, attorney for Student Legal
Services, said.
Kirkman said this case ended a period
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remitters should beware
when Student Legal Services was
dealing with several similar cases. He
said he knew of files dating back to 1 979
that dealt with students complaining of
the renewal policy of local apartments.
The apartments owned by Triangle
Communities are Kingswood. Estes
Park, Royal Park, Booker Creek and
University Lake. They all Contain this
sentence in section two of their lease
agreement: "This Lease shall automat
ically renew on the same terms and
conditions for successive terms of one
year each (except as set forth below)
unless (I) resident gives Owner on or
before 30 days prior to the expiration
of the then current term written notice
of the Resident's intent to terminate . . .
Ridgewood, Old Well and Laurel
Ridge apartments make similar state
ments in their lease agreements, differ
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By CRYSTAL BAITY
Staff Writer
UNCs Young Democrats are plan
ning to bring several prominent speak
ers to campus to spark interest in their
organization. Young Democrats Pres
ident Jim Slaughter said.
"We are working this year on letting
people know exactly what we stand for,"
he said. "Students more than anyone
should notice the difference between the
Democrat and Republican party on
such issues as student aid programs and
elementary school funding."
Gary Pierce, former press secretary
for Gov. Jim Hunt, will speak March
19 on the media's effect oh politics. Jane
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The contract for Old Well apartments
specifies that a tenant must notify the
management in writing more than 30
days before he plans to move.
A representative of the retail office
at Kingswood Apartments said they
went over section two of the lease with
new tenants and asked them to initial
it. The assistant manager of Kingswood
said they tried to call tenants to remind
them to notify the apartment manager
on time.
Ridgewood, Old Well and Laurel
Ridge apartments' representatives also
go over their renewal policy with new
tenants.
Avoid missing the deadline to notify
the apartment management by marking
the date on a calendar so that you can
send them a written notice of your intent
on time. And don't forget it. The
apartment complex will not.
Patterson, former secretary of the
Department of Administration, is
scheduled to speak April 16. Slaughter
said the organization has also contacted
Secretary of State Thad Eure and
former governors Hunt, Terry Sanford
and Bob Scott.
Other programs scheduled include
setting up tables in the Pit and mailing
letters to students.
Students can have a significant
amount of input into the state political
parties. Slaughter said.
"A college group can have tremend
ous impact on the state level because
we have so many members. ChapeJ Hill
is looked to as a leader in the state
Democratic organization,1 he said.
For the record
"American Pictures." Danish citizen
Jacob Holdts slide show about the
poverty stricken, will be at 7 p.m.
Monday instead of Tuesday as reported
in the DTH People in Poverty
announcement.
The N.C. Fellows Program on cam
pus leadership development will be held
at 9 a.m. Saturday, not at 9:30 a.m.
as reported in the Campus Calendar
Thursday.
The DTH regrets that it printed
incorrect information it received.
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FORT BRAGG All 12 soldiers
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But despite 22 crashes in the last four
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Republican budget cuts
WASHINGTON The Demo
crats have set up a fight over fairness
after the Republican-led Senate
Budget Committee approved a $55
billion budget cut to reduce next year's
deficit. The cut will freeze spending
and slash various programs.
Chairman Pete Domenici, R-N.M.,
pushed the committee to pass the
budget after seven days of work, and
late Wednesday a $966.1 billion
spending plan for fiscal 1986 was
approved. An 11-9 party-line vote
passed with the Republicans prevail
ing. The budget calls for freezing
Social Security cost-of-living allowan
ces, but permits military spending to
rise with the inflation rate.
Germans invite Gorbachev
MOSCOW New Soviet leader
Mikhail Gorbachev accepted an
invitation Thursday to travel to West
Germany, after agreeing to visit
France, in a sign that he hopes to
attempt better relations with the West.
(iorbachev accepted the invitation
during a meeting with West German
Chancellor Helmut Kohl at the second
day of talks among world leaders
attending Konstantin Chernenko's
funeral.
Prison director quits
RALEIGH North Carolina
'Emergency
By JAMES BEELER
Staff Writer
The Reagan administration is mis
leading the public in its policies toward
Nicaragua, said a former restaurant
manager Thursday during a stop in
Chapel Hill on his 3.0()0-mile protest
jog across the U.S.
"Social injustice is the main problem,
not the threat ol communism." said
Dennis Godbv at the post office on
Hrunklin Street '
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time, and said she did not believe a fetus
is a living person.
Cobey drew applause on praising
Reagan's support for human life and
said he hopes the president will make
a pro-life stance a qualifier to being
appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
"I'm co-sponsoring legislation to put
a constitutional right into our consti
tution to protect unborn children. Ill
do everything I can from a governmen
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resigned, claiming her boss failed to
consult her about the firings of seven
of her top aides.
But Corrections Secretary Aaron
Johnson said Wednesday that state
laws allowed him to appoint his own
management team and that he had
consulted McNamara about the
action.
Union Carbide leak
CHARLESTON, W. Va. - A
Union Carbide distillation facility will
not reopen until investigators find out
what caused a toxic substance leak
that injured four people, the company
said Thursday.
Four people were treated last
Thursday at a Charleston hospital
after 5,700 pounds of an acetone and
mesityl oxide mixture were released
accidentally into the air around the
South Charleston plant.
Mubarak visits London
LONDON Egyptian President
Hosni Mubarak went to London
Thursday to promote his Middle East
peace proposal, after spending five
days in Washington asking for a direct
dialogue .between the U.S. and the
Palestine Liberation Organization.
Mubarak planned two days of talks
in London with British officials,
including Prime Minister Margaret
Thatcher and Foreign Secretary Sir
Geoffrey Howe. He is expected to
discuss his peace plan and the recent
changes in Soviet leadership.
Iran-Iraq fighting
BEIRUT, Lebanon Iran claimed
a successful bombing of Iraq's Central
Bank in Baghdad Thursday and
Run' protests
he calls an "Emergency Run" from San
Francisco to Washington, D.C., to
dramatize his opposition to current
American foreign policy toward Latin
America.
"Thinking of the plight of the Central
Americans keeps me going," he said.
God by has lived in Ecuador and was
a member of an Oxfam America fact
finding delegation to Nicaragua in 1984.
"I was alarmed at the re-election of
Reagan" be said People are going jq
be discouraged, and feel-that there is
nothing they can do. I want to change
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the University," he said. "There are a
lot of good people there. I have no real
bitterness when I think of Chapel Hill."
Garrow has been back to North
Carolina twice since he left for New
York once, driving back from a
speaking engagement in Florida, he
visited old friends in the political science
department, and he passed through
after visiting Selma with Jesse Jackson
for the reenactment of the King's Selma
march.
"My impression is that the underlying
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renewed its claim that Iraq is using
chemical weapons in their 4':-year-old
war.
The Gulf News Agency said an
explosion occurred at the Central
Bank but caused no injuries and only
minor damage. Iran said the blast was
caused by one of its ground-to-ground
missiles, but Iraq claimed an "Iranian
agent" planted a bomb.
Mexico detains officials
GUADALAJARA, Mexico
Mexican officials detained 12 law
enforcement officers and 20 civilians
Wednesday and an official source said
Thursday that four of them might be
connected to the killing of a U.S. drug
agent.
The announcement came amid
charges from the U.S. that the inves
tigation of the death of Drug Enforce
ment Administratioin agent Enrique
Camarena Salasar had been
obstructed by some Mexican
authorities.
Note raises hopes
WASHINGTON A note from
President Reagan proposing a summit
and an optimistic response from
Moscow have raised hopes of better
U.S.-Soviet relations and a possible
superpower summit, but White House
officials warn not to expect "anything
dramatic anytime soon."
Vice President George Bush met
with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev
Wednesday after the funeral for
Konstantin Chernenko and said the
atmosphere of the meeting was
cordial.
Martin talks cuts
RALEIGH Spending extra
money for state programs should only
be done by cutting other programs,
Gov. Jim Martin said Wednesday.
Speaking at the N.C. Business and
Industry Association's annual lun
cheon, Martin also encouraged state
financial leaders to support his pro
posed sales tax cuts.
foreign policy
that."
Godby's arrival in Washington is
scheduled to coincide with a "Pledge
of Resistance" rally to be put on by the
"Emergency Response Network," an
organization opposing Reagan's current
Latin American policies.
"Talk is not enough," he said. "You
have to take risks, to risk a part of
yourself."
Godbv plans to vacation, in Maine
for. several weeks after, his run is over
befprxet where
he expects "things will be hectic."
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tensions which existed (between Garrow
and the political science department) are
maybe going to begin healing this
summer or next year," he said.
Garrow says he has no hard feelings
toward UNC. He said he followed the
belief of Martin Luther King Jr. that
"hate destroys the hater and not the
hatee." He harbors no bitterness.
"If the people in the political science
department would consider that, it
would be a much more powerful
message."
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