2 The Daily Tar Heel Thursday, January
Phone rates to rise $1;
upgradings not cause
by Russell Gardner
Staff Writer
Phone rates will rise $1 per month for local
service this spring when Southern Bell
Telephone Co. takes over the Chapel Hill
Telephone Co., but the increase is not based
on plans to upgrade the system, John
Temple, assistant vice-chancellor for
business and finance, said Wednesday.
"The increase is based strictly on Southern
Bell's tariffs for a town the size of Chapel
Hill," he said.
Southern Bell's present tariff rate for a
town of 25,000 stations (approximately the
number of phones in Chapel Hill) is $7.50
per month.
The Chapel Hill Telephone Co., which is
now owned by the University, charges $6.50
per month. The system serves the University,
Chapel Hill, Carrboro and parts of southern
Orange County.
The UNC Board of Trustees last June
approved the sale of the telephone system to
Southern Bell for approximately $26
million. The sales agreement was approved
by the state Utilities Commission and must
now be approved by the -Federal
Communications Commission (FCC). The
FCC is expected to approve the sale.
Even though the rate increase is not a
result of planned improvements, Southern
Bell will still have to improve the Chapel Hill
telephone exchange substantially over the
next several years, Temple said.
"Southern Bell must decide whether to
install electronic equipment to replace the
mechanical equipment we're now using or to
buy more mechanical equipment to upgrade
our system." he said.
He added that the UNC central campus
and the hospital both have major telephone
requirements that are not being met by the
telphone equipment now in use.
Israelis selling planes to
WASHINGTON (UPI) Israel is
complicating U.S. diplomacy by selling
weapons to South Africa and Chile and
may be breaking the law by selling
planes with American engines to
Honduras, U.S. officials said
Wednesday.
They said that this may endanger the
virtual alliance between Tel Aviv and
Correction
Fete Masterman's byline was left off by mistake
on his story about the UNC Rare Book Room.
The article appeared on page 3 of yesterday's
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'"These are requirements Southern Bell
will have to address. Installation of millions
of dollars worth of equipment in Chapel H ill
could affect the phone rates in the area but
that's not likely," Temple said. "Southern
Bell receives revenue from all over the state
that could be used to fund the
improvements."
There are a number of minor
considerations, including whether to
continue use of free local service p'lones in
the Carolina Union and Undergraduate
Library, that will be decided after the utility
sale.
"We have to assume that the free service
you've had in the past will no longer be free. I .
don't think Southern Bell approves such
phones," Temple said.
Southern Bell officials have not informed
University officials whether they will
approve continued use of the phones.
Library and Student Union funds now
support the phones. Each phone costs $12
per month.
Carolina Union Director Howard Henry
said Wednesday the Union will continue to
fund the phones if Southern Bell approves
their continued use.
Alfred Sharlip, assistant University
librarian for business and finance, also said
the phones will be funded if Southern Bell
approves them.
The telephone utility sale is one of four
that will get the University out of the
commercial utilities business.
The electric utility was sold to Duke
Power on Dec. 31 for $14,387,235. By order
of the state legislature, $10 million of the
sales revenue has been deposited in the state
treasury.
The water and sewer utilities which serve
the area will be sold to the Orange Water and
Sewer Authority (OWASA). That sale has
been delayed because of difficulties in
working out the details of the process by
Washington, if Congress insists on
enforcement of the rule which requires
aid to be cut off if Israel is found to be
violating U.S. aid laws.
Israel has sold six 20-year-old Super
Mystere fighter-bombers with U.S. jet
engines to Honduras and is negotiating
the sale of six more, officials said.
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and sewer sales, Claiborne Jones, vice
chancellor for business and finance, said
Wednesday. The sales are expected to take
place Feb. 15 and shouldgross $ 1.6 million.
The Trustees have approved the plans to
use the utility sales revenue to upgrade UNC
library facilities.
Honduras
According to the officials, the Israelis
souped up the aging planes by fitting
them with U.S. Pratt and Whitney
engines salvaged from other planes.
One official said the United States
had not given permission for this sale, as
would be required by law if the planes
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SLS contract to
CGG to determine legal aid's fate
by Chip Pearsall
Staff Writer
Student Att. Dorothy Bernholz will go before
the Campus Governing Council (CGC) on Jan. 27
to determine whether her contract with. Student
Government as its first student attorney will be
renewed.
Bernholz has served as a free-of-charge attorney
for UNC students since last April, when Student
Legal Services (SLS), which she designed, was
approved by the North Carolina State Bar
Council. She signed a one-year contract in
January 1976 to serve as legal consultant for
Student Government until SLS could be
approved, and the contract expires on Jan. 28.
She said Wednesday that she will present three
proposals to the CGC regarding the future of the
SLS, and whether her contract is renewed depends
on the course the CGC decides to take.
"The CGC can choose to continue the service
under the present method of operation,
discontinue the service or continue in another
form," Bernholz said. She added that a new
contract would probably be extended only
through the end of the semester, when SLS's one
year trial period of operation ends.
"We're trying to get the attorney's contract on
the same fiscal arrangement that the rest of the
University uses," she said.
Bernholz said that she had not received any
indication of whether she would be retained as
student attorney, but addeds "1 would hope I
could be retained, because I feel that I've provided
a valuable service to students since SLS came into
being." '
In a subjective analysis of the first eight months
of SLS's operation that she will present to the
CGC, Bernholz points out that over 450 students
have been offered advice and, in some cases,
courtroom representation when they encountered
legal problems. Part of the analysis is based on
responses by students who sought aid in October.
"Their responses indicate that they feel the
student attorney was helpful, honest and
straightforward with them," Bernholz .said.
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Class Rings $25 up. Life guarantee. Also lost rings replaced.
Send stamped, addressed envelope to United School
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PRESTWICK MUSIC announces new hours: Monday
through Friday 10-530. Used albums, 45s, science fiction
books sell, buy trade. 105 N. Columbia St (above Big
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Two housing contracts for the price of one in Hinton James,
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Pizza Transit Authority Is now hiring drivers. Must have own
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Jacques Bret needs people to work on crews, sets, lighting,
costumes. Sign-up at Union Desk. Also nee ted: Painters.
Bring portfolio to suite A Carolina Union Fri. from 4:30-6. For
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Needed. Baby sitter for 1 8 month old while I am in class Wed.
mornings 9:30-11:30. $2 per hour. Own transportation
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Monday thru Friday 7 pjn. to 9 p.m.
Burlington-Gnmam residents: Campus employee working
830 mm. to 430 pjn. wants to carpool with students or
employees with same hours. Call June at 933-1056 or 288
7483 after 6 p.m.
New Yoga classes, ted by Hannah Baggins, begin Jan. 12, 13,'
17, 18 at the Yoga Place. Six week session. Please call 967
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Legal assistance given to students has mostly
been in the areas of consumer affairs nd landlord
tenant situations, she said. The SLS is empowered
to give courtroom representation in these cases,
but Bernholz said that she has advised students
about a variety of other legal problems.
"I think the Student Legal Services has been an
unqualified success so far," Bernholz said. "This
kind of program is relatively new, though, and
there have been some legal questions arising here
and in other states about the type of p'.nvt that can
Fast credit for Poli Sci 41
The UNC political science department will offer students the opportunity to receive three
hours credit for Political Science 41 by passing an examination on Wed., Jan. 19.
The examination will cover a general introduction to American Government. Richard J.
Richardson, chairperson of the department of political science, said that students should
review an introductory political science textbook before the examination. He recommended
The Politics of American Democracy, by Irish and Prothro.
The examination is open to all students. Students now enrolled in Political Science 4 1 may
drop the course if they pass the exam, Richardson said.
The exam will be given from 3-5 p.m. in 100 Hamilton Hall. Interested students should pay
a $1.00 non-refundable registration fee to the receptionist on third floor Hamilton Hall by 5
p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 18.
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The Potted Plant greenhouses are overflowing with the big, bigger and biggest
selection of decorator floor plants at ridiculously low prices. Even for The Potted
Plant, these bargains are big, bigger and biggest.
Petticoat Fern Baskets n
10" Petticoat Fern Baskets our regular
price is $10.00, it sells elsewhere from
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price on pothos, grape ivy. Swedish ivy.
bridal veil, wandering Jew, spiders,
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attorneys."
Bernholz and three other plaintiffs filed a
complaint on Dec. 14 in Federal District Court
challenging a state statute that prohibited the
initial SLS program that Bernholz designed.
She said Wednesday that the court ruling would
not be made before the Jan. 27 CGC meeting, and
the proposals that she makes to the body have
been designed with the existing state statute in
mind.
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