2Tho Daily Tar HeelTuesday, March 2, 1982
Proj ect9s final re po ft
liiFYey prolbe concerns of state
predicts area grow
By TAMMY DAVIS
Staff Writer
Jonathan Howes, Director of the UNC
Center for Urban and Regional Studies,
presented the final report on Project 2000
last week at the monthly meeting of the
Triangle J Council of Governments.
Howes, chairman of the state Steering
Committ for Project 2000 and former
chairman of the Triangle J Council of
Governments, said the final report was
"just the tip of the iceberg."
Howes said the project began about
one year ago. "It originated in the Coun
cil Government because we felt the region
was on the verge of another great growth
spurt," Howes said recently. "In order to
plan for that growth, we wanted to
organize a group of people that would
broaden the participants from just those
who are members of the Council Govern
ments." Howes said the project's purpose was
to include a leadership group for plan
ning including representative of the
private sectors and representatives of
universities and other institutions in the
regions. "(It was) just a general leader
ship group to think about planning for
the future and what it is going to mean to
us."
"We had a steering committee that was
composed of about 40 people that includ
ed the university presidents of UNC and
Duke, leading people from some of the
Research Triangle industries and govern
ment officials," he said.
The Triangle J region covers six coun
ties Chatham, Durham, Lee, Orange,
Johnston and Wake.
The final report consisted of the
reports of the subcommittees on the dif
ferent parts of growth in the region. It
was constructed from a series of reports
from all seven subcommittees, Howes
said.
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"One group dealt with the Built En
vironment or what we call developmental
resources., trying to look at water and
other aspects of natural resources,"
Howes said.
Howes said another topic was human
resources.
"We looked at how the people of the
region were here and how they were going
to live and looked particularly at those
who are not in the main stream of
economic growth and how they're going
to fare in the future," Howes said.
Howes said the group paid particular
attention to migrant and seasonal
farmers. They are still important because
they make a significant economic con
tribution and yet their participation in
society is low, he said. :
"We also looked at public service
needs everything from the demands of
schools and water to the police service
and fire protection," Howes said.
The report also focused on three basic
resources water, energy and land. "It's
pretty much across the board," Howes
said.
"We try to suggest some of the con
flicts and trade-offs that are going to be
involved in attaining the kind of future
that we think is desirable," he said.
"It was very much a kind of seat-of-the-pants
effort," Howes said. "There
have been goal and future planning exer
cises in places all over the country and
they've hired big staffs and had futurists
come in from all over the place."
However, Howes said the Triangle J
project was not like that. "Ours is very
much an indigenous effort. We did it with
our own local peopled We just ended up
with 150 people just sitting around the
thinking and talking about the future,"
he said.
midnite,
11 pm
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Teams will be posted at the Rainbow Soccer
Stadium on Sat., March 6, 10-Noon or in case
of rain at 500 W. Rosemary. Practices wSl begin
after spring break on Mon., Mar. 15 or Tues.,
Mar. 16. We are adding a week at the end of the
season to make up for lost field time.
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Jonathan Howes
Howes said the Triangle J Council of.
Governments does not project a future
with all new technologies although those
kinds of things may happen. "What we
really do is project incrementally what's
going to happen if growth as we now
observe it continues," he said.
"I think it's a solid and appropriate
way to plan because it is citizen-based and
it's the kind of thing that people can
understand," Howes said.
tobacco
productivity and wages and absenteeism caus
ed by smoking-related illnesses.
Anne Browder, assistant to the president of
the Tobacco Institute, said tobacco products
were already overtaxed. "If the tax on
automobiles was as high as the tax on cigaret
tes, a $6,000 car would cost $10,000," she
said.
cabinet
The Athletics Committee has been
eliminated from the cabinet because there
are not enough student responsibilities in
athletics to justify the position,
Vandenbergh said.
But the recent outstanding exception
has been the controversy over the ten
tative student seating for the proposed
Student Activities Center. An executive
assistant will collaborate with the
Carolina Athletic Association on the
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By LAURA SEIFERT
Staff Writer
North Carolina citizens will have the
chance to participate in a state-wide
survey during the next few months that is
designed to evaluate issues of concern to
the state.
The distribution of the surveys is part
of Project 2000, a commission appointed
by Gov. Jim Hunt to assess concerns that
have the potential to become state pro
blems by the year 2000.
Orange County, like the 99 other coun
ties in the state, has formed a volunteer
committee to bring the project to the
citizens.
"The committees were formed in order
to get local input... and to stimulate in
terest (for the project)," said Terry
Lathrop, chairman of the Orange County
Steering Committee for Project 2000.
"The first thing is to distribute state
wide a 'ballot' of issues (to all the coun
ties)," Lathrop said.
"The ballots will be published in
newspapers, and (state officials plan) to
Browder said tobacco contributed to the
economy of all 50 states, according to a 1979
study conducted by the University of Penn
sylvania. The report showed that tobacco con
tributed two million jobs, a total of $30 billion
in earnings, to the U.S. economy. Tobacco
also added $22 billion to local, state and
issue, he said. Vandenbergh also plans to
make a presentation to the Activities
Center steering board in the future.
Another difference from the past ad
ministrations is in protocol. While former
Student Body President Scott Norberg
had his executive assistants and commit
tee chairmen working independent of
each other, executive assistants under
Vandenbergh will directly coordinate the
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miscellaneous
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rides
RIDE NEEDED TO ORLANDO or Cocoa Beach,
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expenses. CaB Karen 933-9695.
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either weekend? If so, call Sharon, evenings,
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.NEED RIDE TO CENTRAL VIRGINIA (FREDER
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RIDERSRIDE NEEDED TO TEXAS OR points
along the way. CaB Amy at 967-3644. Leaving
Thursday.
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have elementary school students get them
and take them home to their parents."
The surveys will then be collected and
the county committee will prepare a set of
recommended actions. That draft will be
circulated throughout the state. Citizen
input comes in at this stage, also.
"Then", in September, each county will
send representatives to a state-wide
meeting, where the recommendations will
once again be reviewed," Lathrop said.
The county volunteer committee is
responsible for getting the information to
the citizens, then reporting its feelings to
the state level.
"We are there to help with publicizing
the ballot and promoting its return," he
said.
The . county committee met in
February, Lathrop said, and is not
scheduled to meet again until it is ready to
review the citizens' recommendations.
"I think it's the best survey of its type
I've ever seen," he said.
After the committee finalizes its recom
mendations, it will present them to the
governor and to the legislature.
federal taxes and contributed $58 billion to the
gross national product. "This is a sizeable con
tribution to the economy," she said.
Browder said tobacco farmers were not feel
ing any threat to the industry. "Reagan refus
ed to increase the tax, so I don't think there
will be any problem," she said.
activities of several related cabinet Qf-.
fices. ; - .,: .
Vandenbergh has added a sixth ex
ecutive assistant, who will be concerned
with promoting ' student awareness and -participation
in Student Government. .
However, past presidents have said' the
cabinet restructuring should not be con
sidered as being radical.
"The essential structure of Student,
Government is there, and will stay,"
Norberg said. "Each new president will
make modifications on this structure
from year to year."
The existing structure for Student
Government was developed primarily by
former Student Body President Jim
Mondale
president," but said it was too early to
speculate about a possible Mondale-Hunt
ticket in 1984.
Mondale was to attend two fund
raising events Monday a $l,000-a cou
ple reception and a $100-a couple dinner.
The money will go to Mondale's political
actioiQmmitteec; "Committee for , the
Future of America," which will distribute
the fundi to 19ST Deniociatic-tongres--sional
candidates.
Mondale planned to spend Monday
night at the governor's mansion and visit
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wanted
WANTED: FOLKS WHO WANT spirited fun to
coach RAINBOW SOCCER teams this spring.
RAINBOW, the most prestigious recreational
soccer in the country, is a wonderful way to make
new friends & become integrated into the Chapel
Hfll community. Excellent practical teaching &
coaching experience. Practices start Monday,
March 1 & Tuesday, March 2. UNC Head Coach
ANSON DORRANCE is offering a coaching clinic
on Sunday, Feb., 28, 3-5 PM on Fetzer Field.
Interested coaches should cafl WINKIE LaFORCE
at 929-4269 or KIP WARD at 967-8797.
I NEED TWO ACC Tournament tickets and am
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6:00 and 8:00. -
ITHACA, BINGHAMTON, CORTLAND, or
vicinity. Riders needed to share expenses. Leaving
March 5, 9:30 am. Returning March 12. CaB Peggy
at 933-1 606. ' v
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DTH AD STAFF - Meeting today 4:39.
TO L AND THE CUBES - JUST a reminder that
FL is just 3 days away! ltH be great and yall are
great! Love & thanks K.
UNC WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM: you're stifl
1 to us! Best of luck against East Carolina. We're
behind you all the way! Your Pep Band.
SUSAN, ANNE. LIBBY, MARY. BETH,
SHARON, LuAnn. Ames, Teresa. Wendy,
Tonya, Nancy, and Victoria Thanks for a
wonderful B-day! You're aB the greatest! Sandy.
TO THE CONSPICUOUS LAMBDA CHI:
THANKS for a NICE Mardi Gras! Good luck to
night! Your reviews will outshine Van CBburn's! Re
spectfully, The Conspicuous Concert Goer.'-,
ERIC 1528 WEST: YOU HAVE AN admirer. I have
met Carey and Keais. Maybe they can help you fig
ure this one out! Please respond in Personals. 6th
South. '
BOBBY: THE TAR HEEL REACHES TO Texas to
say Happy 11 months! Can't wait 'til we meet again
"somewhere down the road" and foflow one path!
XXXOOO Love, SaBy.
STEVE AND ED: THANKS FOR THE luscious
post-basketball dinner. Way to a woman's heart
is through her stomach? It was exquisite. My
compliments. The strawberry blonde. P.S.
Steve, good luck on your first day at CHL.
MARIA BOL1CK: YOU ARE SWEETER THAN
peanut butter Fudge. I guess you know that H.O. is
crazy about you. Have a blessed Spring Break!
D.G.B. ,
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Gov. Jim Hunt
Asked if the governor would take ac
tion and do something about the fin
dings, Lathrop said, "One hopes."
From page 1
Rep. Walter Jones, D-N.C, also said he did
not expect the president to take any action
against the tobacco industry. "In my opinion,
I think the president will stand firm in his deci
sion and will not increase the excise tax on
tobacco," he said.
From page 1.
Phillips, Bob Saunders, 1980-1981 stu
dent body president, said.
Phillips created five student commit
tees that would work within Student
Government, Saunders said. The , next
president, J.B. Kelly, formed 12 commit
tees, and Saunders and Norberg have ad
ded and dropped a few committees from
that total. J
"There is a tremendous temptation to
differentiate yourself from your
predecessors, which is natural," Saunders
said. "But how much change is necessary
and how much isn't is a judgment call. ;
"These changes are necessary every
year," he said. "The format of Student
Government needs to change with the
times.
From page 1
the Research Triangle Park and the new
State Math and Science High School in
Durham on Tuesday.
Flaherty talks
David Flaherty,; chairman of the
North Carolina Republican Party; will ?
speak at the College Republicans
meeting , at 8 p.m. in the Union.
Refreshments will be served.
CHAS: YOUR
COUCH leaves i
like kis. JR.
BEHAVIOR ON OUR
totally aad cosnpletely
TO THE "FRIEND" WHO SENT ME the lovely red
rose Saturday: you're awfufly sweed But, who are
you? Please drop hints. Maria L.
PANDA BEAR GUESS WHAT? YOU GET 22 hugs
today! Happy Birthday to my special gentleman.
Loving you always, aB ways. Mlzpah. LT.
TERRI, THE CHEESY RIDER WHO ATTACKED a
car (and lost!) . . . Friday was megafun! Sorry I was
so out of it later! Again sometime! The Muffmonster.
TO THE DIFFICULT, BUT ADORABLE GIRL with
the Rod Stewart haircut I'm sorry I hurt your feel
ings and hung up! 1 never meant to do either! Hope
you wiB forgive me. Your funny Val.
JIM: Congratulations for getting into Med School. It
will be great having you around the "HilT for the
next couple of years. Love, your' occasional "HU1
Street Blues" companion.
STEPHANIE FROM RALEIGH ZACKS TO
WINE games to Man of the Year. You made Friday
an enjoyable evening! Talk soon? Dancing? RSVP
Personal Lewis Chitchman
GEORGE AND FRIENDS: Thanks for putting up
with us and for being so patient. We love you dearly!
Always, Eleanor, Josephine, and Elvira.
Glnle: yoa can forget it all in Florida. Kiss
the saad aad have a drink for m. Ta
adoro. Love. JR.
LENI - HAPPY 20th! YOU'RE GETTING OLDER
but are you getting better? Love The Babies (V.O.,
SherieL and Tracee), .
TO ALL OF MY NEW SORORS and Brothers, and
Friends who helped me during the past four weeks
- 1 love you!! Skee-Wee 13.
Nancy W.: Happy Birthday (142 days
lyL MD.
ATTENTION MT. HOLLY OCCUUST. THE
LEOPARD lady and sexpot sorceress wiB hold a
rising of The Black Curry-haired Man The Next
Good Mood. Orange cake wiB be served.
GrroonwwB.
MARY: Saw you Wed. night but missed you Sat I
went to the Duke game and would have been there
afterwards if not for the blackout delay. I'm dying to
get better acquainted before Spring Break. If inter
ested please reply personals. Your secret admirer
from Newman.
DONT LEAVE YET! Toronto Exchange and
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TER Thursday March 4 at 7:00 and 10:30 in
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY LYNN. This Is going to be a
tough week but we will make up for it this weekend.
Hang on till then. Love ya Garry. - v