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The Media Board selected Greg Dinkins
for editor of the 1982 Yackety Yack and
Davis March tor Carolina Quarterly editor
Monday.
Danny Kester, a sophomore from Golds
boro, was appointed business manager
of the Yack and Dani Thompson, a fresh
man from China Grove, was selected for
business manager of the Quarterly.
Dinkins, a junior from Yadkinvilie,
said that he hopes to increase subscrip
tion sales, student portrait participation
and campus representation. "The Yack
has been very successful over the past
two years. Any further progress will be
small." h.
Dinkins, who previously served as a
photographer for the Yack, called the
yearbook a document of the University
and of the lives of its students.
The Yackety Yack is a visual explora
tion of UNC." He said that he wants the
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Staff Writer
Jeffery Whone, who was offered the job
of Orange County finance director in
February but has since seen the offer
withdrawn, has reportedly said he is
considering a lawsuit in the matter.
Whone could not be reached for com
ment Tuesday night.
The Orange County Board of Com
missioners withdrew the offer Monday
and offered the job to Interim Director
Kathy Battern.
Whone, of Monroe, Conn., was ori
ginally appointed to the position on Feb.
17, but the board withdrew that offer be
cause of his indecision about taking the
job.
"We were notified that he had recon
sidered his acceptance of the position,"
board member Don Willhoit said.
Whone called board chairman Anne
Barnes on Feb. 27 to reject the job offer.
He then wanted to reaccept the position
on Feb. 28.
In an hour-long executive session Mon
day, the board decided to reject Whone's
reacceptance of the job and to choose
Kathy Battern as finance director.
"I think she'll do a good job," Willhoit
said. Battern had previously applied for
the position and had been serving as act
ing, county finance director since Neal
Evans resigned in November.
Willhoit said Whone was concerned
whether the job was just a political ap
pointment fluctuating with changes in
the composition of the Board of Com
missioners, or a stable position.
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book to be truthful and accurate.
March, an English graduate student
from Chicago, has served as interim edi
tor for the Carolina Quarterly since De
cember. He said the Quarterly is a uni
versity magazine that features literary
figures and literary reviews. The magazine
publishes works of UNC students and
faculty three times a year and is a profes
sional journal of the arts. It is operated
by students and distributed nationally,
he said. ;
"It provides experience and opportu
nity for students interested in the world
of publishing," he said.
The next issue of the Carolina Quarterly
will be published April 6 and can be
purchased at the Bulls Head Book Store
and Student Stores.
The Media Board also extended the
deadline for applications for Alchemist
editor and business manager and Cellar
Door business manager until Friday. The
Media Board will choose a new Cellar
Door editor today.
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Whone is presently the comptroller
for the city of Monroe, responsible for
auditing city accounts and certifying
expenditures.
"If I'm doing a good job, I don't need
to worry who the board members are,"
Battern said.
Battern said experience is her best as
set. She has been the financial director
for the Chapel Hill housing authority
and a financial analyst for Orange County
in the recent past.
Battern said she was personally disap
pointed when originally turned down for
the job. But professionally, she realized
a number of people with good credentials
had applied.
The transition between new finance
directors has been very smooth because
of the exceptional staff, Battern said.
She said her biggest project at first would
be setting up the county budget for the
fiscal year beginning July 1 .
Willhoit said the finance director is re
sponsible for managing the financial
operations and cash flow of the county.
The job includes distributing funds to
different organizations.
Battern will draw a $25,908 salary, which
is an increase of $1,224 from last year..
Whone was originally offered $24,684
for the job.
Former finance director Neal Evans
earned $35,000 annually but he also served
as assistant county manager, Battern said.
The Board recently decided to separate
the two positions.
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Photographer Greg Dinkins examining slides
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Symposium to
The new Southern Park of Heaven?
booklets, a housing guide to the Chapel
Hill and Carrboro areas, will be distributed
at the symposium for students searching
for off-campus housing scheduled for
tonight at 7 in Great Hall.
The booklets can be picked up also at
the Student Consumer Action Union in
Suite B of the Carolina Union of at the
Union information desk on Thursday.
The symposium, sponsored by University
Housing, SCAU and Student Government
will include an explanation of why UNC
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to questions about apartment payments,
leases and other policies. Representatives
from SCAU, the housing department,
Student .Legal Services, Chapel Hill
Housing Authority, Granville Towers,
Duke Power Company, Southern Belj,
area realtors and apartment complexes
have been asked to attend.
Anyone interested in information about
off-campus housing in the Chapel Hill
area may attend,
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The following employers and graduate
school representatives will be on campus
to discuss job opportunities and academic
programs on the dates indicated.
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Students can sign up for appointments
March 16
GTE Telenet ,
Loonam & Associates
Beecham Products
March 17
Beecham Products
South Carolina National Bank
Duracell Company USA
Camp Yonahiossee
United States Naval Recruiting
Control Data Corporation
Central Carolina Bank & Trust Co.
J.P. Stevens & Co., Inc.
March 18
United States Naval Recruiting
HBO & Company
J.C. Penney Company, Inc.
Southern National Bank of North Carolina
Camp Akiba
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General Foods Corporation
March 19
United States Naval Recruiting
General Goods Corporation
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Pilot Life Insurance Company
Kayser Roth Hosiery
Wallace Business Forms
Camp Oak Hill
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American Security Bank
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