2The Daily Tar HeelMondayl November 23, 1981
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By DAVID McllUGH .
DTH Staff Writer
Despite opposition from local residents, a California
company is continuing its search of five North Carolina
counties for an industrial waste disposal site.
Chemical Waste Management Inc., of Long Beach,
Calif., has been considering 17 different sites in Lee,
Chatham, Moore, Alamance and Montgomery counties,
in a search that began in 1978, said Corporate Develop
ment Director Leonard Tinnen. He said such a facility
would be a health safeguard, not a health hazard.
Many residents do not agree, however, despite public
presentations held by CWM to assuage community fears.
Several citizen's groups have been formed to oppose the
waste disposal site.
Residents fear the proposed burial site might leak ha
zardous chemicals into surrounding soil, said Cheryl
Baldwin, representative of Citizen's Against Hazardous
Waste in Chatham.
"You do have to have a disposal method, but landfill
is the least desirable method .of waste management, al
though it is the cheapest," she said- "We need to look at
alternative methods (of disposal) before we even look at
landfills," she said last week.
Presidential politics in
Sp
eaker addresses U.S. election
By KEN MINGIS
DTH Stan Writer
Speaking before a crowd of about 100
people Thursday night in Hill Hall, Alex
ander Heard, chancellor at Vanderbilt
University and a UNC alumnus, dis
cussed the American presidential selec
tion process in the 1981 Weil Lecture on
American Citizenship.
Heard, who has been working on a
long-term study of the process, criticized
the way presidents have been selected
every four years and blamed it in part for
a national malaise that has grown in the
country during the last 15 years.
"The American political process is in
terminably long, extremely costly, inter
rupts the flow of government and offers
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Tinnen said the site was needed and when finally
chosen would not be a health hazard.
"North Carolina is the 1 1th largest producer of waste
and has no EPA (Environmental Protection Agency)
permitted disposal facility. It is the third largest state
with no such disposal facility. The need for one is clearly
there," he said.
Tinnen said he understood residents' fears that buried
chemicals might leak, but said there was no chance ot
this happening. "We don't dispose liquids, only solids.
Solids do not migrate or leach," he said.
"That sounds great, but it's bull," said Wes Hart,
chairman of the Chatham group. "Many of these caustic
chemicals absorb water very quickly. If you bury a solid
that absorbs water, you've got a material that can move
again.
"There isn't any way to tell what will happen in 50
years. By the EPA's admission, four out of five landfill
sites in this country are already, leaking."
Hart also said he was dismayed that CWM would be
permitted to do most of the monitoring of the site. "We
don't feel it's fair to let them do their own testing. This is
very lucrative for them, and we don't think they'll be
that concerned with wh-! bov bury," he said.
America
no choice of the best candidates," he
said.
Heard noted that voter participation in
elections had fallen from 64 percent in
1960 to 51.8 percent last year.
"A decreasing number of voters feels
any enthusiasm to vote," he said. "Dur
ing the last 15 years, confidence and pride
in political institutions has fallen by one
half." -
Heard listed several reasons for the de
clining confidence in the political system,
many of which have come up in recent
studies of presidential elections,
"Running through the discussions has
been a concern for the health of the two
party system," Heard said. "There is
some feeling that political parties may be
dead.
OWASA
and other customers) narrows," he said.
To supplement water supply during short
ages, -the Chapel Hill water system is connected
to Durham's and Hillsborough's. Home said
shortages occurred when the level of Universi
ty Lake dropped to where it could not be
treated. He said they tried to avoid reaching
this point by anticipating consumption and
knowing the normal weather periods.
sumsm sue
Today, Nov. 23 10-4 pm
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"There is a pervasive perception that
TV has become a dominant factor in dis
rupting the nominating process of the
(Democratic and Republican) parties."
Heard also said single-issue groups had
made an impact on electing presidents.
"Those groups, well-funded as they
are, have usurped the role of parties," he
said. "This has been accomplished by in
tervening in the campaign and making a
general consensus in the party more dif
ficult." These problems have contributed to
the skeptical mood of the country,"
Heard said. "There is explicit doubt now
that the United States is governable."
Heard said the lack of confidence in
the political process was often translated
to the president himself. "The blame or
hope of the country is focused in one
The rock quarry on Highway 54 is a sub
sidiary to the main Chapel Hill water supply.
OWASA is trying to build Cane Creek Reser
voir about 10 miles west of Carrboro near the
Alamance County line, but that development
has been held up in court. Temple said, "Cane "
Creek would solve our water problem for at
least 25 years," he added.
The OWASA rate increases, the first in
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Both Hart and Baldwin said they feared possible
flooding could endanger the nearby water supply.
Tinnen called such fears "a terrible misunderstanding.
We won't place a facility that is subject to flooding.
Statements like that are ludicrous,. Such a facility will
just not be approved.
"North Carolina has one of the most ominous threats
to public health in the U.S. (The state is) a major pro
ducer of industrial waste, and there is no facility to dis
pose of that waste."
Tinnen added that the site could be used to clean up
the miles of state roadside contaminated by illegal dump
ing of toxic PCB chemicals.
'That's fine for PCB," Hart said. "It won't combine
with water. But hundreds of chemicals can't be bound
up so that they cannot combine with water."
Tinnen said CWM hoped to acquire rights to a site
within 60 days, although obtaining final government ap-'
proval would take months.
Hart said his group would continue to fight, "If we
have enough people and enough votes, then we can be
politically effective," he said.
process
place -- the White House," Heard said.
"Americans feel that if we had a presi
dent who was wise and skilled enough, we
could work things out.
; "The hope is that if we improve the
process, we can improve the quality of
the leadership and thus improve the
United States," Heard said.
Heard said that much study would be
needed before effective changes could be
made. "Presidential selection will be. un
der study at the time of the bicentennial
of the Constitution in 1987," he said. "It
could be that our political requirements
call, for changes in the political institu
tions of the 1980s, comparable to those of :
the Constitution in the 1780s.
"The improvements that are made will .
have to give the president a better chance
to lead," Heard said.
From page 1
about three' years, are a result of increasing
costs and an attempt to generate net revenue
for capital construction of Cane Creek, Tem
ple said.
He said he doubted it would do any good to
take action against OWASA for what he sees
as discriminatory rates, but said, "We iont
want to have it stacked against us every time
they have a rate increase."
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Reagan threatens budget veto
WASHINGTON (AP) President Ronald Reagan said Sunday he would
not sign the compromise budget resolution worked out between the House and
Senate to return the government to solvency.
Reagan, talking to reporters outside the White House, suggested Congress
continue over the Thanksgiving holiday the spending measure which expired
Friday. .
Expressing frustration with Congress' inability to adopt budget bills in an
orderly manner, Reagan said, "This Is no way to run a railroad."
On Capitol Hill, House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill said, "The president
just called me to tell me he'll veto it." O'Neill spoke to reporters as he recessed
the House before it could vote on the compromise.
Reagan has vowed repeatedly to veto any "budget-busting" funding bill.
game
Fuller, who didn't start the game because of
a sprained ankle, had six tackles two for
losses and broke up two Blue Devil passes.
"William Fuller played very well," UNC
coach Dick Crum said. "He didn't practice
much this week because of the bad ankle, but
he did a great job. As a team, we played our
regular defense. We didn't do anything
special."
The Tar Heel defense stymied Blue Devil
starting quarterback Ben Bennett all day as the
sophomore was on the run to complete his
13-of-3I passes. He produced only 3 points for
Duke. Sometime starter Ron Sahy drove the
team for the Devils only score late in fourth
quarter. '-.
The Tar Heels, themselves, started out slow-
lv t!kin! onlv a f- halfttm Rit with
noise
will measure from property lines, as stated in
the town noise ordinance, Bianchi said.
' "If it becomes necessary to write a citation,
they (police) have to go to the property boun
dary or the road in order to actually write you
up," he said.
. The town noise ordinance sets maximum
sound levels, guidelines for obtaining noise
permits, and sanctions for violations of the or
dinance. The daily maximum sound levels are: 60
decibles for 8 a.m.-l 1 p.m. and 50 decibles for
1 1 p.m. -8 a.m. on Sunday-Wednesday and 70
decibles or 85 decibles with a permit for 5
p.m.-H p.m. on Thursday, 5 p.m.-l a.m. on
Friday and 10 a.m.-l a.m. on Saturday. Other,
hours on Thursday, Friday and Saturday will
follow the same levels as Sunday-Wednesday.
Fee action. delayed!
The Orange Water and Sewer Authori
ty's board of directore voted wianimpusly
Thursday '.night to delay ..until fie&'!2'V'
proposed University Lake fee increase for
two campus groups until student input
was received.
A fee increase to $15 per boat and $5
per member per semester for the UNC
. Crew and Sailing Clubs was given prelimi
nary approval by OWASA's Committee
of the Whole earlier this month.
This would amount to about 12 cents
per use per member, based on a usage
rate of twice per week, said OWASA
engineer Everett BiHingsley.
Alison Pentz, representing the UNC
Sailing Club, presented the board with a
, petition bearing more than 350 signatures
asking the board to reconsider the move.
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ROYAL PARK APTS.
My apartment is quiet if s nice (everything
looks new-everything works) and my roommates
are the best! But Tm moving because of night
classes, so now there's a place for yon. Only $ 103
tZXlas, (Famale). - -
TWO MATURE. BUT STILL fun-loving, non
smoking, semi-etudious, reasonably neat and
responsible male Carolina imdergrads are seeking a
kindred spirit to 3 a vacancy in our Old Weils Apt
for the low rate of $90 a month Vi utilities. Bus
pass good thru June 30 is also avai&Ie. If perhaps
not a kindred spirit but at least non-srnoking and
reasonably neat and responsible, call anyway. Gary
or Keith at 942-5386, evenings best chance of
catching us hi.
ROOM TO YOURSELF! FRIENDLY and crazy
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TIRED OF DORMS? LIVE in Foxcroft Apartments
with tennis courts, sauna, swimming pool for $90 a
month. Female, non-smoker, caB Ann at 968-0232
during evenings. ' .
personals
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU
It s your big twenty two
Happy Birthday Dear Kam-Bam
From The One WHo Loves You!
COME ESCAPE TEEM PAPC1 BLUES! Shan
taa Uv aad love of Kathy. Mary mmd
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Masaocial 8:C9 Monday 23rdTacaday
24ta. If Frasv
USA L, YOU'RE 21 now, but thaf s okay, you can
handle it no problem. Remember it s your,
birthday until midnight! Love Daphne.
JULIE ANNE. I CANT Believe I forgot! So you
are legal now. Well have to go drink some pina
cotodas. Happy Birthday very very late! Love
you lots, thanks for listening! ;
JDR: THANKS FOR BEING around when I've
needed a friend. Just think, one year from now you
booze to your heart's contend Happy Birthday.
Love, Daphne.
FOR YOU JUST A reminder. Tonight 7:30.
The Forgotten One.
From page 1
the defense sticking and Bryant clicking, UNC
rolled in the second half.
We played a very good footbal game,"
Crum said. "In light of the injuries we've had,
this team has done a good job. "We're 9-2 and
have had a lot of adversity; Our kids have
done an excellent joh."
Gator Bowl president Wilford Lyon said he
feels the same way. "We feel very fortunate to
have North Carolina coming to Jacksonville
(Fla.) Dec. 28," he said. "They have a great
team and they showed it today. Today's game
was important, but I don't want to speculate
on what would have happened had they lost."
The Tar Heels face Lou Holtz's Arkansas
Razorbacks in the ABC Monday night game.
Bryant said, "I'll be full speed by then."
From page 1
No one will know the success of the new
guidelines for some time, Condie said, but the
housing department saw a heed and tried to
meet it. :
"I think we need to try it and if it works,
great, and if it doesn't, we'll need to modify
it," Condie said.
for the record
In Friday's story, "Sophomores win
College Bowl Championship," The Daily
Tar Heel incorrectly reported that the
UNC College Bowl team placed fifth in
the regionals last year. The team placed
fifth in the national . competition. The
DTH regrets the error.
"We feel the board did not adequately
contact, thestudents about the fee in
I crease,' Pentz' said. "We only found out
about it a couple of weeks ago.
Pentz said both groups would accept
the proposed boat fee but that the pro
posed member fee was too high.
"We only-have about. 20-25 members
(in the Sailing Club) who get a lot of use
from University Lake," Pentz said.
"Three uses per week per member
might be fair for the crew club ... because
they have a solid core of about 20-30
women and 20-30 men who use the lake. "
She said the Sailing Club has about 100,
members. t
DEAN LOWMAN
PHI BETA CURLS: Happy two months! Hope we're
still speaking on the 23rd of NEXT MONTH!. Love,
Your Old Lady.
KILLER YANKEE. SO FAR you've survived accent
abuse, kamikazees. Rocky Horror, ironing,
gourmet meals, and basketball games. My Birthday
advice Is to drink heavily ... or something. Hope
it's "happy" Shithead.
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BIG FREEZE on die "Riders of the Night" Squad
10 is the party squad! Watch out for the clump.
TRACY. FROM SAN FRANCISCO, I mean Tar
. Heel Manor Apartments. Met you at Purdy's last
Thursday night (you had on pearls). I'd like to see
you again, respond to New Yorker in the DTH.
VOTE FOR BIG BAD JIMBO for Mr. DTH.
Platform is FREE Pogo for aB adults and a big
raise for all staph members. And remember you
heard it here last!
TODD D. - YOU DEFINITELY have made
bowling a very enjoyable experience this semester.
Td realty like to know you better. Interested??
OH! HI EXEC! Litres ting meeting you! Tm not
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(929-7810) Big Guy!
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I'm a sister! Too bad y'afl will never know what if s
like!! LOR!
BECKY H., HAPPY 22ND Bud-day! How "bout
Purdy's Happy Hour?! . . . M27
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know someone who wants to know you." Write
for information. 108 West Franklin Street
Chapel HiH. NC 27514.
WOULD THE PROFESSOR WHO WITNESSED
the arrest of a young woman at the A&P parking lot
in Chapel HS on Oct 9, 19S1 please call Debbie
Nickels or Richard Rosen at Law School
Criminal Law Cfinfc at 962-5106, :