Thursday, August 5, 1971 TheTarHeel 15
One female smokey grey
cat about 10 days ago. She
answers to the name of
Natasha. Her boyfriend cat,
who won't eat, is wasting
away. Please help reunite
these two forlorn lovers,
and help me regain my
peace and tranquillity.
Please call 967-5548 if you
have seen her. She was last
seen near University
Gardens.
UNC refuses town contribution
by Charles Jeffries
Staff Writer
Each year the University
contributes to the Chapel Hill town
budget to help pay for police, fire,
garbage disposal and disposal
services received from the town.
This year the University has refused
to increase its contribution despite
increases in the town's operating
costs.
Coming Monday
Annual Pre-Invcntory Sale
Specials on all our low-priced
books including $.19 fiction, $.58
shelf, children's books and
back-number National Geographies.
k All Religious books at half price.
A window full of old encyclopedias
and other sets at little prices you
won't believe!
25 Off on everything not
otherwise reduced and that
includes our prize old books, and
our rare and costly old maps and
prints.
A table full of bad guesses all priced
$.06 each. This will include novels,
biographies, poetry, all sorts of old
hurt books, plus a few ancient
texts. How can you miss at $.06
each?
Come Over and Join the Fun
The Old Book Corner
137 A East Rosemary Street-Opposite Town Parking
OPEN AFTERNOONS ONLY
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Carolina
Nightshirts
Decals
Stationary
Supplies
Vice Chancellor Joe Eagles
informed the town manager Robert
Peck of the University's decision
and said, "We have never been
bound by any formula, and we have
no obligation to contribute any
specific amount. We have reviewed
the situation and have notified the
town that we do not wish to
increase our contribution this
year."
Peck said he had budgeted the
University's contribution at the
same percentage figures as in the
past. However, due to increases in
operating costs and the general
growth of the town, the total
amount ran $157,133, a $19,943
increase over last year.
Peck said the percentage figures
had been agreed upon by the
University and the town, although
there was no "scientific basis" for
calculating the percentage on the
services.
In the 1970-71 fiscal year,
according to the town budget, the
University paid 10 of the police
costs ($41,877), 20 of the fire
department costs ($243,137), 50
of the garbage disposal costs
($22,630), 25 of the sewer system
costs ($72,190), and 40 of the
disposal plant costs ($17,346) for a
total of $137,190.
Eagles said he had no comment
to make as to why the University
would not increase its
appropriation.
ADVERTISERS:
YOU SHOULD BE RECEIVING A LETTER FROM US ABOUT
THE ORIENTATION ISSUE IN THE NEXT FEW DAYS. IF YOU
HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL US AT 933-1163. AS FOR
THE CONTRACT SYSTEM MENTIONED, LET ME STATE THAT
THE DELAY IN ITS INITIATION DOES NOT LIE WITH THE
PUBLICATIONS BOARD. THE BUSINESS STAFF OF THE DTH
WILL NOT PRESENT THIS PROGRAM TO THE BOARD UNTIL
THE OPENING OF SCHOOL IN THE FALL. 77, You.
Robert Wilson
Business Manager
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