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2The Daily Tar HeelWednesday, March 21, 1984
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North Carolina ckizens are willing to pay higher taxes
for improvements in public education, according to the
latest Carolina Poll taken by the UNC School of Jour
nalism. But of the six major Democratic candidates for
governor, only one has said he would look at higher
taxes for better education.
The poll, conducted Feb. 17 through March 1, showed
that 77 percent of 1 ,200 adults surveyed would be willing
to pay more state taxes if necessary to improve elemen
tary and high school education. And candidate Tom
Gilmore has said he would also be willing to consider tax
hikes, if necessary.
Harry Kaplan, a UNC law student and Gilmore's
young voters coordinator, said Tuesday that Gilmore
wanted to create a separate education budget apart from
the state's base budget. Legislators then would vote first
on education before appropriating funds for the base
budget and the highway fund.
"He (Gilmore) is the only Democratic candidate to
say that he will ask for a tax increase to give completely
to education if the amount needed to raise teacher
salaries and improve schools is not already there,"
Kaplan said.
Gilmore wants to raise salaries for all teachers. He op
poses merit pay and extension of the school day or year.
A rundown of the other candidates' positions shows
"that they all favor more state money to be given to
education including pay raises for faculty without
Senate rejects
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON The Senate yester
day rejected President Reagan's proposed
constitutional amendment to permit or
ganized, spoken prayer in the nation's
public schools.
The vote was 56-44 in favor of the
measure, II votes short ofthe two-thirds
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Politics
raising state taxes.
Rufus Edmisten said teacher salaries should be raised
to $20,000 to be funded by the state budget surplus and
improvements in the state's tax collection abilities.
Lauch Faircloth insists that a tax increase is not '
necessary, adding that he would give more of the state's
revenues to education in order to raise teacher salaries.
Jimmy Green says an improving economy will result in
more state revenues available for education.
John Ingram's goal is to raise teacher salaries ,o a
level where they will be among the highest in the nation
in contrast to the state's relatively low cost of living. And
Eddie Knox wants N.C. teachers to make at least the na
tional average in salaries, to be 'funded 6y an expanding
tax base and by increases in fines, and license fees for
beer and liquor permits. .
Illinois may have been the big prize in this week's
Democratic presidential primary action, but supporters
Reagan 's school prayer proposal
needed for passage of a constitutional
amendment.
The vote followed two weeks of heated
debate and intense lobbying by the presi
. dent, who made the school prayer issue a
major plank in his re-election effort.
Senate Majority Leader Howard H.
' Baker, Jr., R-TennM said as the debate
drew to a close that the choice was to
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"either restore the neutrality of the state
with respect to religion or officially af
firm an anti-religious bias in bur
schools.
"This amendment simply restores the
neutrality which ought always to have
been the case in the exercise of religion,"
Baker said. v ' . ' V - -
But Sen. 'Lowell Weicker, R-Conn
leading the opposition to the amendment,
said the proposal "would have us forfeit
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planning, implementing and supervising a 6-week out
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First-aid training required. Previous experience working
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Carrboro. NC (EOE).
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Photography
, Club. Meeting
"Photographic Tone
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Guest Speaker:
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Thursday, March 22
- 7:00 p.m.
Carolina Union
NOTE: The CPC runs a fully
furnished darkroom. All those
of Gary Hart got some good news last week about their
efforts in North Carolina.
Hart has moved ahead of Walter .Mondale as the
choice of North- Carolina Democrats, according to a
statewide poll released Friday by Walter DeVries of
Wrightsville Beach. Hart was preferred by 35 percent of
those surveyed, compared to 27 percent for Mondale:
The Colorado senator was favored by only 1 percent
of N.C. Democrats in a poll just five weeks ago, when
Mondale held a commanding lead. Hart's political ad
viser, Pat Caddell, said North Carolina was the kind of
"future-oriented" . state that was fertile territory for
Hart.
DeVries' poll also showed a 5 percent approval rate
for the Rev. Jesse Jackson. DeVries is the head of North
Carolina Opinion Research.
Convicted kilter James W. Hutchins' execution last
week, has caused capital punishment opponents to step
up their efforts to educate the public on the death penal
ty. :- ' '
On the UNC campus, members of the newly formed
Students Against the Death Penalty met Tuesday after
noon in the Campus Y building to discuss future plans.
The group is scheduled to write members of the N.C.
General Assembly in protest of the death penalty.
Staff writer Amy Styers contributed to this roundup.
our birthright, of religious liberty for a
mess of speculative political pottage.
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"We cannot bring our children closer
to God by blaring, a formula overVthe
public address system of our schools,"
Weicker said. - . - . . - '
; Is prayer to -wmsiitf peroonal act, a
devotion, a one-on-one relationship ... or
is it to be an act of the state?" .Weicker
asked. '. ' .
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HUGE TWO BEDROOM COLONY Apt. need someone to
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SUMMER SUBLEASE: FEMALE ROOMMATE' needed to
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10th. May rent is free. Rent Is $80.00 per month. Air condi
tioning and pooL Call Karen t 933-6365 or 933-0790.
SUBLET MY ONE BEDROOM apartment May-August,
with option for next year. Five minute walk to campus. Rent
negotiable. 933-7402.
SPEND SUMMER SCHOOL WITH Tri-SJgmat Vt block
from campus on Framum St., avaMable trst and second ses
. elons. Room and utilities, air conditioning. Double rooms
$200, single rooms - $22Ssessk. Deposit reouired. Call
967- 6001 after 5 pm.
TWO-BEDROOM ESTES PARK apt available this summer
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carpet, low power bil cat 929-7294.
CLOSED OUT OF THE dorms? You and a friend can share
a room and common areas in house la Carrboro. Call
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NEED A PLACE TO fee mis summer? Sublet 2 bedroom
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LOOKING FOR AN APARTMENT thw summer? Two peo
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rate this summer and renew lease m faO. May rent Is free!
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MUST SUBLEASE TWO BEDROOM apartment from May
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for traits
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From Associated Press reports
WASHINGTON Police in Col
ombia attacked an isolated jungle
cocaine-processing plant guarded by
communist guerrillas and seized 13.8
tons of cocaine with a street value of
$1.2 billion, U.S. Ambassador Lewis
Tambs said Tuesday. -"It's
the largest drug raid ever in the
world," Tambs said. "Never has
anyone been found with that much co
caine. It's the largest success we've
had. It's the largest drug arrest ever by
any standard money value, pro
duct, the amount siezed. We got
about one-quarter of the estimated an
nual consumption of cocaine in the
United States."
. Drug Enforcement Administration
Spokesman Robert H.-jFeldkamp said,"
"This is absolutely the biggest seizure
of its type anywhere, anytime, in the
world. This will definitely put a crimp
in the cocaine traffic in the United
States. How much we don't know."
He said the previous record cocaine
confiscation was 3,800 pounds' in
Miami, in March 1982.
. Colombian authorities are in the
process of burning the drug in the
jungle where it was found, but,'
"There will be no country-wide high;
it doesn't work like marijuana,"
Feldkamp said.
Lebanese Power Split Planned
LAUSANNE, Switzerland .
Lebanon's rival Christian and Moslem .
leaders ended nine days of reconcilia
tion talks today without agreeing on
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1983-84 McNAIR LECTURE
ON
SCIENCE AND RELIGION
DR. A.R. PEACOCKE
"The Disguised Friend
Darwinism and Divinity"
March 29, 1984
8:00 pm
Hamilton Hall
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the DTH Carolina Union 065A, Chapel Hill, NC 27514.
3BR MOBILE HOME IN Carrboro for sale by 3 graduating
students. Vt miles from campus on busline. Save on rent.
$6000 negotiable 967-2346.
roommates
LOOKING FOR NORTH MYRTLE Beach roommates for
large house Just off Ocean Blvd. The sooner the better,
deposit reouired. For more Information caB Brenda at
967-3240.
ROOMMATES NEEDED FOR SUMMER: 1 or 2 places
available in air-conditioned furnished- Kingswood Apt on
busftne. 2 can share a bedroom $87.25 A utilities. Call
929-3557.
NEED FEMALE ROOMMATES FOR rondornlniurn at Kcn
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FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED FOR 2 bedroom Estes
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TWO SEMI-STUDIOUS FEMALE roommates needed to
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pp. But Vm open to suggestions. Call Karen (929-6349) from
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NEED FEMALE SEMI-STUDIOUS Christian roommates
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bedroom, completely furnished including washer and dryer.
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CGA IS GETTING RIDES together for the NC Gay & Les
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Come by CGA office. Suite D. Union.
NEED RIDE TO WASHINGTON D.C. for two people on Fri
day, March 23 and back on Sunday. Will share expenses.
Please call now! Thanks. Alison 933-5339.
RIDE NEEDED TO ECU on Friday, March 23. WD help pay
gas. Cafl 933-7348. Ask for Jackie or Kim.
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SYNTHESIZER WORKSHOP - JOHN BO WEN. LA studio
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Attention all prospective
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come & mingle with .
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News In Brief
political reforms to give the various
religious communities more equal
shares of power.
However, the leaders did agree to
solidify a cease-fire already in effect
and to form a "national unity govern
ment with the aim of restoring normal
life to the war-torn nation.
Conference sources said the leaders
agreed to the formation of a 32-man
"constitutional committee" headed
by Lebanese President Amin
Gemayel. The committee is to prepare
reforms within six months that would
provide an equitable distribution of
power between Christians and
Moslems. .
' Economy Makes Big Jump
WASHINGTON Government
figures released Tuesday showed
economic growth in early 1984 surgeci
to an annual rate of 7.2 percent, set
ting off fears that too rapid growth
could trigger renewed inflation.
While private analysts warned of a
possible runaway economy, Martin
Feldstein, chairman of the president's
Council of Economic Advisers, said
the report "shows that the economy is
still on a powerful roll."
GrQwth was measured at 5 percent
higher ..than was estimated in
December.
writing test given
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personals
TO MISS SAPHIRE OLIVIA Johnson and her lovely sister
Trunetta Wflmajean Otis: The Hoanie Twins. Lena B. and
Beula R. (of the Raleigh Hoanies') had a flawless time at
your soiree. We must throw a wine and cheese party for
Trunetta, soon.
THE "FRISCO KID" RETURNS! See this terrific com
edy on Sunday, March 25 at Carroll Hall in the business
school for Just $1. Two showings at 7 pm and 9:15 pm.
A true Gene Wilder Harrison Ford classic! Sponsored
by the Hillet Foundation.
LADIES LOCKOUT RETURNS TO PuraVs every Tuesday.
Until 10:00 pm. Ladies only with free admission and free
champagne. Guys admitted at 10:00 pm. Specials Include
penny draft. 50 wine and 50 specials lor those 21 and over.
Thai's every Tuesday at Purdy's. See you there!
TO BARBARA S. FROM Pittsburgh from the guy In Purdys
on Sat nltc who said he wasn't a Stealers fan would tike
to meet you again some time respond thru DTH. Chris.
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R.U.S.H. IS THE WORD. Is the word that you heard, ifs
got a groove, it's got feeling. Open your heart and your
wallet Charge!
WENDY K. - HAPPY BIRTHDAY! I hope you get a new
umbrella (without ruffles). Sorry you have to study for that
exam tonight Have a good one! Love. Mark.
SWEETIE. BABY. HONEY-PIE Lefs do lunch -better
yet lefs do the Clef thing. The Oaf Hangers are !
coacari west TWedav. March 29, at ffcvt was ha
MemoeiaL Ifs gonna be huge, baby, really. Good look
ing guys, guys dressed tike girls heB, they may even
sing! Remember, well do Clefs next Thursday. Maybe
well do lunch next year.
YO RODHOW COME you're always such a fussy young
man don't want no Capt. Crunch don't want no Raisin
Bran well don't you know other kids are etarvtn' In Japan
so EAT IT!
ROBBY, I THE SUPERIOR sex, do hereby give up my reign
for one day only. You better appreciate my generous
sacrifice cut you only live once. Happy 21st birthday and
don't (Be from overindulgence on your' only day of glory.
Donna, Tennis Pro.
HEY MOREHEAO RESIDENTS . VOTE Tossy I
for MHC Governor today from 12-6. Vote foe a i
eos tfoar hs leodarahipl
HEY DUDES: WE DONT drink! We don't smoke! Norfolk.
NorfoBt. Norfolk! Welt, we're anally going and even though
someone might have to sleep on the Boor, Tm sure wcl hour
a blast getting blasted! Congress woman dude.
SHABBAT SERVICES AND DINNER will be held at
Hillel on Friday, March 23. Services at 6 JO. dinner at
7 JO. $3.50 for chicken, $2.50 veggie. 10 discount
Hillel Members. Reservations please by Friday noon.
942-4057.
TO OUR FAVORITE TAR Heck! Good luck in Norfolk this
weekend. You can do It!
DEAR SCOUNDREL: I LOVE you. I also wanted to remind
. you who's BOSS, (mot) Thank you for all the wonderful
times together. Your Lusty Love.
ANN S.. HAPPY BIRTHDAY. No. we didn't forget we even
rcntctnbcrcd to get you a birthday personal, Happy 19th
from your Biology Buddies, Bifl and EX.
ME1N HERR. WHAT HAPPENED to staying in touch? Oh
wefl. that's life. Just so you won't forget me, remember
pledges. Long Island Ice Tea, S. Street confidence, and our
friendship. By the way Tm still smiling! Kiddo.
-continues with
: Tw&iSF'
by Tom Stoppard
March 22-25, 27-April 1
Paul Green Theatre
Playmakers Box Office
Graham Mem. Bldg.
962-1121
Curtain: 8 pm nightly
Sun. Mat. 2 pm