2The Daily Tar HeelMonday. January
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By LYNDA THOMPSON
Staff Writer
Since most students at the University
do not list Chapel Hill as their permanent
home, the adviser for the office of Stu
dent Legal Services said that they did not
think that the Orange County property
tax applied to them. But Jan. 31 is the
deadline for listing fany accumulation of
property valued at moref tha $30t) wih
the county, and the tax applies tb all esi-'
dents who have lived in Orange county
for more than six months.- j! J
Kermit Lloyd of the XDrangl County
tax office said failure to list taxes may
result in a punishment of up to six mon
ths in jail and or a $500 fine. People who
do not pay their taxes only receive a re
mainder, he said.
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annooncecaents
THE UNION HUMAN RELATIONS Committee' second
meeting will be Tuesday, January 25 at 4 pm In the Union.
Old membera and new encouraged to attend.
WHY PAY BIG BUCKS for records, when you can rent
them? RICHARD'S RENT-A-RECORD. Has current
rock, Jazx, new-wave, disco, country, and more. Also
oldies. Singles S2 per day. doubles $3.75 plus refun
dable deposit (Rates lower for rental club members.)
Above Jordan's on E. Rosemary St. 967-3283, 11-7,
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NOT A FRISBEE1 Get your UNC -dub Disc bi The Pit
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COME AND GET IT! If you applied for a refund at the Union
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THE MATH CLUB WILL sponsor a workshop on resumes
and careers m mathematics 7:00 Tuesday In Phillips 367.
Juniors and Seniors only. Held by the Career Planning and
Placement Service.
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He continued to explain that bills are
sent out in July and August and that pay-'
ment is due Dec. 31. He said that it is
generally assumed that students living in
dorms did not have more than $300 in
property, so they were not taxed. And
students living in apartments usually have
household goods which do pass the $300
limit, so the tax office receives a list of the
apartment tenants in Orange County,
J Lloyd said.
Dorothy Bernholz, the Student. Legal
Service's adviser, said this past year was
, the first for which the tax office got a list
of apartment tenants from apartment
owners. For previous years, the tax office
used a computer list of car owners from
the Department of Motor Vehicles.
Contrary to popular belief, out-of-state
students are not exempt from the proper
Cherry Point seminar to
"Personal and Managerial Leadership
in Action" will be the topic of a seminar at
Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station
Wednesday, Jan. 26. Sponsored by the
20th Marine Aircraft Wing, the trip and
seminar will focus on management and
organizational philosophy, rather than
equipment and procedure.
Banquet Facilities
Mixed Beverages
Available
Bear and Wins
CAMPUS ELECTIONS
Petitions are available for Student
Body President
Daily Tar Heel Editor
RHA president
CAA president
GPSF president it
Senior. Class officers
CGC representees
Available in Suite C. Filing deadline
Sat., Jan. 29, 5:00 pm.
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REWARD: GOLD WATCH WITH great sentimental
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EXCELLENT SUMMER COUNSELING OPPORTUNITIES
for men and women who are interested fat serving boys and
girls ages 7-16. guiding them in their physical, mental and
spiritual development. Only those persons who will dedicate
their wholehearted efforts to help each individual child deve
lop his or her potential should apply. One must have ability
to teach In one or more of our specialized activities. College
students, teachers, and coaches should apply. CAMP
THUNDERB1RD, located 17 miles southeast of Charlotte.
N.C, is an ACA accredited camp member, specializing in ,
water sports (sailing, water skiing, swimming and canoeing),
yet an added emphasis is placed on the land sports (general
athletics, tennis, golf, archery, riflery and backpacking).
Horseback riding, white-water canoeing and tripping are ex
tras In our excellent program. For further information write
or call G. William Cllmer, Jr., Director. Camp ThunderUrd,
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TIRED OF WORKING INDOORS. Counselors wanted for
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June 20th. Positions available: basebaB. basketball soccer
tennis, swimming, waterskilng. sailing, archery, riflery!
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ty tax. If their property is in Orange
County as of Jan. 1, they are required to
file their property. Freshmen and junior
transfers are the only students that are ex
empted. Lloyd explained that freshmen
and junior transfers have two places of
residence for that year and would list
taxes at the residence where they lived for
the most of that year, which is usually
their hometown.
When asked about the property taxes
many students replied, "I'm an out-of-state
student so I don't pay taxes in
Orange County."
Others said, "I'll be graduating and
leaving Chapel Hill, so I don't need to
pay a property tax."
Bernholz said many students who had
received a bill from the tax office and had
not paid, came to her for advice.
focus on management
The itinerary will 'include attending a
briefing for Gen." K.A. Smith by staff of
ficers and group commanders, touring
headquarters of the air traffic control
center, and attending a formal dinner at
the officers' club.
A 40-seat bus has been chartered for the
trip, and seats can be reserved for $12.
Meal expenses will be approximately $7.
Anyone interested in the trip should
contact Mary Fuller at the Office . of
University Affairs, 103 A South Building,
or call 962-6962.
Personnel needed for mock trial
The UNC Law School is sponsoring the Na-
tional Mock Trial Regional Competitions for
1983 on Feb. 14, 15 and 16. A total of seven dif
. ferent law schools will be competing for an op
portunity to send the winning team to Houston,
Tex., in March.
As sponsor for the regional competition, the
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FLY NAVY
The Navy presently has several openings for the most ex
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Qualifications Are Bachelors degree
Less than 28 Vi years old
2020 uncorrected vision
Excellent health
U.S. Citizen
If you think you can qualify and would like to earn a starting
salary of $18,000 with $28,000 in four years, see the Navy
Officer Programs Team. They'll be on campus 25-27 January
at the Student Center. If you can't make it, send your resume
or transcripts to: 7 tf&iZi . 7-
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IF YOU SIGNED UP to volunteer at NC Memorial Hospital
this Spring semester don't forget the REQUIRED ORIEN
TATION on Wednesday, January 26, 1983 at 5:00 p.m. in
the Fourth Floor Clinic Auditorium. You must attend the
orientation in order to be a volunteer.
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MALE DORM CONTRACT FOR sale. 323 E haus Price
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DOUBLE OCCUPANCY IN HINTON-James Dorm to any
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FOR SALE: GENUINE LEATHER luggage, native
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"I urged the students who came for ad
vice to pay the taxes they owed," she
said. "There is a lot of misunderstanding
about property taxes. Not every state has
a personal property tax, and out-of-state
students may not be aware of the tax here
in Orange County."
Lloyd warned that students should pay
the taxes despite the lack of punishment
for not doing so, because he said that
employers of large companies frequently
come to the tax office for records on stu
dents who are looking for jobs.
"Students don't realize that. companies
will often check their past history. They
want to see if they are good citizens and
have paid their taxes," he said.
Notification for taxes was advertised in
four Orange County publications, Lloyd
said.
OTH' arts staff
to meet Tuesday
The arts staff of The Daily Tar
Heel will meet in the DTH office at
5 p.m. Tuesday. All writers are; re
quired to attend. New assignments
will be made and a special feature
article will be. discussed. Any writers
with schedule conflicts should
notify Jeff in advance at 962025.
UNC Law School is responsible for providing
support personnel for each of the 17 trials to be
held. Four witnesses and one bailiff are required
tor each trial. Volunteers to play the roles of the
witnesses are needed as soon as possible. If in
terested, contact Bill Mills during the day at
688-8058 in Durham.
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The Associated Press i
U.S. Rep. Charies G. Rose HI,
D-N.C, has served on the national
advisory board for a self-awareness
group that has been, sued by parti
cipants claiming they suffered
sejious psychological problems.
Rose, who served for nine
months last year on the board of
California-based Lifespring Inc.,
said he never attended a meeting of
the board and resigned in Septem
ber "because it wasn't possible for
me to participate."
. The congressman from Fayette
ville, a possible candidate for gover
nor, said he became involved with
Lifespring after work on the House
Intelligence committee interested
him in the California-based
"human potential" movement."
More than 20 lawsuits have been
brought against lifespring by peo
ple who claim they suffered prob-
lems including mental breakdowns
and attempted suicides.
WASHINGTON , An out-of-control,
radioactive Soviet spy sat
ellite plunged to fiery destruction in
Earth's dense atmosphere over the
mid-Indian Ocean Sunday, the Pen
tagon announced.
Air Force Col. Robert O'Brien, a
Pentagon spokesman, said U.S. ob
servers on the island of Diego Gar
cia reported seeing a "40-second
burn" in the sky at 5:15 EST, six
minutes before the satellite's main
hulk rammed fully into the dense
atmosphere.
This ended worldwide concern
that the satellite, which has been
tumbling for more than a month,
might rain deadly debris on pop
ulated land.
WASHINGTON The 98th
Congress, more cautious and more
Democratic than its predecessor, re
convenes this week to hear Presi
dent Reagan's plans for a budget
soaked in red ink before moving on
to shore up the crumbling Social
Security system.
The new Congress finished its or
ganizational business earlier this
month and returns Tuesday to hear
the president's State of the Union
address.
A net gain of 26 seats in the fall
elections gave House Democrats a
102-seat margin and House Speaker
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr., D-Mass., a
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stronger base from which to bounce
back after legislative defeats of the
past two years. ,
In the Senate, meanwhile, Re
publicans still have the 54-46 ma
jority that existed in the 97th Con
gress, but support for the aclminis
tration's economic program among
GOP members is not as strong as it
used to be.
Senate Republican Leader
Howard Baker put himself at odds
with President Reagan on key bud
get policies Sunday, saying he op
poses a standby tax intended to hold
down future deficits and would vote
to repeal inflation-adjusted tax cuts.
Baker also served notice Congress
will insist on deeper cuts in Pen
tagon spending, scaling back the de
fense budget perhaps twice as much
as Reagan has proposed.
The president is due to send his
new budget to Capitol Hill on Jan.
31.
TEL AVIV, Israel Defense
Minister Ariel Sharon, angry at
what he called U.S. interference in
talks with Lebanon, warned Sunday
that without an American change
the Israelis would "consider other
ways" of obtaining a security agree
ment with their occupied neighbor.
Israel radio quoted Sharon as
saying that the United States was
pressuring Lebanon to reject Israeli
proposals on security arrangements
and mutual relations.'
Israel insists on manning three
electronic surveillance stations in the
Lebanese central mountains as a
condition to withdraw its
25,000-man occupation army simul
taneously with a Syriari pullout
from Lebanon.
GENEVA, Switzerland Minis
ters of the OPEC cartel held day
long talks Sunday on oil production
and the shrinking world demand
and then recessed for the night amid
conflicting progress reports.
Carlos Gonzalez, an adviser to
the Venezuelan delegation, told
reporters the emergency meeting of
the 13-nation cartel was moving
toward an agreement on a plan
limiting production and envisaging
a $2 cut in the Saudi price.
A series of price cuts by major
producers could lead to a sharp
drop of prices worldwide. That
would sap the OPEC members' al
ready weakening financial strength.
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to sec you around campus.
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