2The Daily Tar HeelFriday, September 14, 1984
Campus political groups find funds without party aid
Graham defends Reagan
By JIM TOVVNSEND
Staff Writer
Representatives from both the Democratic and
Republican state party headquarters say they provide
no direct funds to political organizations on college
campuses and that groups like UNC's College
Republicans and Young Democrats make their own
financial decisions.
State Republican Party Chairman David Flaherty
said that groups like the College Republicans take
pride in their ability to raise enough money to meet
their costs: I don't think they'd necessarily want the
money if we offered it to them. Still, they're a valuable
part of our overall organization, and we Ye glad to
help them in any way that we can."
But Flaherty said the state party did provide
Merchants
said David Duckett, assistant manager.
Football Saturdays.are "a nightmare or
a zoo," he said. Top of the Hill has
eight to 10 employes working on those
days. One person stays in the cooler for
three or four hours at a time putting
beer on the shelves, Duckett said.
At Fowler's Food Store at 306 W.
Franklin St. students come in after the
game to buy beverages, usually beer or
wine, said Jerome Fidwell, the assistant
manager. Cook-out supplies are also
popular during good weather, he said.
Assistant managers from both Top
of the Hill and Fowler's said that before
the ban on coolers in Kenan Stadium,
more people came in before the games
to fill coolers. Their busiest hours now
are after the game when, according to
Fidwell, people come to either "cele
brate or drown their sorrows." At Top
of the Hill, the employes usually stay
until 3 or 4 a.m. Sunday to clean up
after the barrage of customers.
With all the people celebrating and
socializing on Franklin Street after
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opportunities for college groups to raise money for
themselves.
"When Vice President Bush was in Winston
Salem, members of the College Republicans helped
us sell 'Fritzbuster T shirts, and they got 9 percent
of all the profits," Flaherty said. "The Republicans
at Wake Forest University organized a rally for Bush
of about 5,000 students. The Vice President was
amazed at the response."
Ann Hubbard, a representative "from the state
Democratic party headquarters, said that the Young
Democrats and the North Carolina Federation of
College Democrats received no financial help from
the state organization. Like the College Republicans,
the Young Democrats raise their own funds.
We always managed to stay on our own finan
cially," said former UNC Young Democrats President
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football games, it seems that problems
would be sure to arise. Not true, say
most local merchants.
Bryson said that at Spanky's they
have never had any real problems with
rowdy crowds. Most of their customers
are yound alumni who are usually well
behaved, he said. Neither Richland nor
Smith had seen any problems with the
fans who visit Four Corners or the
Rathskeller.
Like Bryson at Spanky's, most local
merchants look forward to football
season for the money the fans bring in.
"People are in a good mood, there is
good tipping, and good money," Bryson
said.
The mass of people flooding Chapel
Hill on game Saturdays can be over
whelming, though. Words like "chaos,"
"madhouse" and "loud" were used by
merchants to describe the post-game
atmosphere.
For the record
In a story in yesterday's The Daily
Tar Heel, "Number of faculty SAC seats
multiplies," the number of faculty seats
in the Student Activities Center should
have been listed as 4-5,000. The DTH
regrets the error.
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job. . Being UNC's favorite pizza delivery company
creates a large number of job openings for drivers, phone
persons, and pizza makers. Drivers actually earn $7
$10 per hour while they deliver pizzas and listen to their
car stereos. It is also a great way to meet people all
across campus.
We know students have tight schedules, and that is
why we let you sign up for the times that you want
to work. Also Domino's Pizza employees get great deals
on pizzas. Go ahead, check and see how many checks
you wrote to Domino's Pizza last year!
Make your parents proud! Earn more money and
spend less on pizza by working for Domino's Pizza.
So, if you are 18 years or older, and have a car with
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across from Eastgate Shopping Center or John Drake
at 503 W. Rosemary St It all makes such perfect sense.
CHAPEL HILL WOMEN'S SOCCER TEAM (Pioneers)
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or older. Contact Dolly Hunter 967-0683 evenings.
PARTTTME ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT WANTED.
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organization than on the size of our budget."
Now a staff worker ' at the Orange County
Democratic headquarters, Kaplan added: "We had
150 people at our opening meeting on Sunday, and
there's a lot of enthusiasm. We use more of a grass
rootsmovement apparatus than the Republicans.
You can't put a price on that."
College Republican president Ray Shimer
expressed similar feelings about his organization.
"With our membership drive and the money we
make from the dues, haying enough money really isn't
too much of a problem," Shimer said. "The success
of our organization comes from our having a central
core of 15 or .20 people who are just really hard
workers," he said. "Money isn't as important as people
think it is."
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8 p.m. Campus Crusade fro Christ
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To Pre-Vet Students: did you know you
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School? Contact the pre-med advising
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Monday, Sept. 1 7th at 7 p.m. in room 220
of the Union. Contact Chris Sanders at
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& like a challenge, you can help
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TALLINN, U.S.S.R. The Rev.
Billy Graham said yesterday that
.despite what Soviets think of Pres
ident Reagan's "unfortunate" JoV
about bombing the Soviet Union, the
president sincerely wants peace.
The 65-year-old American Baptist
evangelist told officials of the Baltic
republic of Estonia that he has
known Reagan for 30 years and, "I
believe he is for peace in his heart,"
Before a radio address on Aug.
1 1 , Reagan said jokingly: "My fellow
Americans, I'm pleased to tell you
today that IVe signed legislation that
will outlaw Russia forever. We begin
bombing in five minutes.' The
remark was picked up and broadcast
on an open microphone.
Graham, saying the remark was
"unfortunate," added: "But you have
to remember that he was a film actor
and actors are used to little jokes they
don't mean."
Soviets bristled at Graham's men
tion of the remark. "We hope that
it (the joke) is not in his heart," said
Meta Vannas, vice president of the
Estonian Supreme Soviet.
Convicted murderer called abused
child
ASHEVILLE Witnesses testi
fied yesterday that a 16-year-old
convicted of, murder and armed
robbery was an abused child of
alcoholic parents as a Bumcombe
County Superior Court jury consi
dered whether to invoke th&. death
penalty.
William Rasor was convicted of
first-degree murder Wednesday in
the ax slaying of 86-year-old John
E. McMahan Sr. of Black Moun
tain. Roger William Giles, 15, was
convicted of second-degree murder
in the slaying and both were found
guilty of robbery with a dangerous
weapon.
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SHABBAT SERVICES and dinner will be held Friday. Sept.
14 at Hillel. Services are at 6:30. followed by dinner at 7.30,
chicken or veggie alternative. Cost is $3.00 for nonmembers
and $2.00 for members. Reservations please by Friday noon.
9424057. Hillel is located at 210 W. Cameron Ave.
Doctor Schiesingers Shabbat morning Bible study will begin
this Sat. Sept 15 at 11:00am in the Hillel library. It will be
followed by a brunch. Everyone is welcome. Hillel is located
at 210 W. Cameron Ave.
USA S., Happy 20th tomorrow. Celebrate
with good friend aa lot of drink. We hope
yoa get it all. We love yoa, MJ. and B.
Hey, Susan and Stephanie! Are we having fun yet? (I stilt
cant see those blasted hash marks!) GO HEELS! BEAT
NAVY! Go, faht, wa-aali DZ
HEY, LINDA. MICHELLE, USA, DENISE, JANE, SHAR
RONE, AND LYNN! Yes YOU! Squad 19! (The one with
the nearsighted squad leader. Remember?) Yall are terrific!
Let's do a fantastic job tomorrow! (Just show me the fines
on the field before we start.) Sharrone, don't say
ANYTHING! Your confused (but sincere) SL
Allison: So your roommates think I'm loaded huh? So show
them this, and how about another night? J
MR. TUBAPHONE says: Ram the Goats! Hello to "my little
monkey!" Congratulations to the awesome tuba fine!
JILL! How does it fee) to be legal again? You 11 find out
next week when P-building throws you the biggest bash
you've ever seen! HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Dot, Preston, Russ
HEY BAND! You've got the "Right Stuff"! Go "4" ft! Squad
4. Go Heels Beat Navy!!
GUIDO (17), Good luck Sat.! ID be thinking about you.
Remember the first one is for me! Love, Gortgi
STU (66), We love you. too! Good luck Saturday! Love,
Gong! and the "Sex" Pack. .
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SQUAD VIII: "Champagne Jam" so to speak. But really,
what is SQ58? I wanna know, and I WILL find out. Else,
everyone will have to "TIREV OTEGNA PUTTKUS!"
Seriously, RC.
ATTENTION ALL CARD SHARKS. RACKETEERS, AND
ROULETTE DEMONS: Lambda Chi Alpha is playing host
to some shady dealings this Friday night at 8:00 and would
like for you to join in the revelry and backstabbtng. Sneak
on over and put it all on the line. We will also provide sufficient
and assorted diversions, including beverages, should your
luck at our nefarious tables be down. Come early and party
until morning, located across from the Morehead
Planetarium.
JOSH IS COMING... That's funny, I didn't even hear him
breathing heavy.
S5ews isi Brief
Alexander County Department of
Social Services, said William "Tex"
Rasor was legally determined to be
an abused child, in 1979 after hos
pitalization for "bruises all over his
body." He was placed in a foster
home, the first of several institutions
that worked with Rasor before he
ran away from the Juvenile Evalua
tion Center in Swannanoa on March
19. .
Reagan blames Democrats for
deficit
NASHVILLE President Rea
gan, accusing his opponents of
suffering from "time warp," insisted
yesterday that the Democrats and
not his administration are respon
sible for the record-breaking deficits
amassed during his presidency.
Deriding for the fourth straight
day Walter Mondale's plan to raise
taxes to stem the tide of red-ink,
Reagan declared: "We don't need
more politicians insisting we have
deficits because you're not taxed
enough.
As he left the White House for
a campaign trip to Tennessee, Rea
gan repeated his charge that Demo
crats are to blame for the deficits.
"Since they (Democrats) have
been approving deficit spending for
with just a few exceptions
virtually 50 years and-42 of which
they have dominated the Congress,
I would have to say they cant remove
themselves from the blame," he said.
Reagan's trip coincided with the
release of a Washington Post ABC
News poll showing the president with
a 16 point lead over Mondale.
Nevertheless, Reagan said he still
would "run scared." ' -
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HEY SQUAD 6!!! THANKS for your hard work Carol,
Susan, Myra, Lynn, Lisa, Janet, Nanette, and Stephanie.
Go heels!! Beat Navy! Susan
HAPPY 21 PAULA! Here's to partying, road trips to ECU,
spring break in the Keys, and dark skinned, guys (preferallly
Indian). Get ready forembarassment.
PRESTON, I understand that trumpet players have terrific
lips and I can't wait to find out if it is true. An interested
scoping female!!!
"Max Sex, key no an, I'm learaiag oonctksmg front
Joaa Moaoay, Spas ia Carauckael. 4
MAXIMUM SEX coming soon to an auditorium near you!
Monday Sept. 17th, 8:00pm at Carmichael
DEARLY BELOVED, we will gather there tomorrow to give
to this thing called football. An exciting game, football, it
lasts for hours, and that's a mighty long time, but I mean
to tefl you, there's something eke. ..THE MARCHING TAR
HEEL! SQUAD IS wished to encourage everyone to get
off Eke a big dog!! Go heels, BEAT NAVY!!!
BUBBETTE, Good luck Sat., I hope it's everything I said
it would be! Go Heels! Congrats at becoming a "Susie."
ZTA arc lucky to have you! You're one in a million! Love
always, Bubba.
TUBA PHONES, the biggest . tools in the band say
Heels "Kick dere ass!" Who's got the football on Sat? When
you least expect it. expect it
VICKIE, KAREN, PAM. It's been great (so far)! Let's keep
it up, stay close, and eat lots and lots of chocolate pie!!
Alan
HEY TARHEELS! Come get rabid and have "group sax"
with the Marching Tarheels while UNC sinks Navy!! Go
Heels! Squad 22
HEELS, You've got the "RIGHT STUFF" to sink Navy's
boats tomorrow. Here's to the start of a brand new season!
Go Heels!! Squad 58
"WE ARE SQUAD 18... The pride of the Marching Tarheels!"
Blow 'em away Bill, Allison, Bryan, LaRae, Charles, Neil,
Brent and Randy. Go Heels!
THE MARCHING TARHEELS and the Tonal Bass Authority
take the field Saturday. The TBA will be minus one though.
Good luck on the MCAT, Anchorman. Terry, Derek, and
Chris.
BELINDA: Do not lead us we may not follow. Do not
follow us we may leave you. Please don't walk beside us
someone will think you are with us! Your favorite T-bones.
GO HEELS!
HEY LABOR DAY BEACH BUMS! Here's to shit flies,
Afterdeck, 2001, spiked watermelons, car problems,
mudpacks, beads, drunk old men (OH OH!), jacuzzies and
penthouses! Doug, gotta light? Love ya, NoNo (Buc me)
NATASHA. JEAN, ELIZABETH: 23 and proud! Kill 'em at
halftone and sink Navy!... I don't no where he's going either!
Cheer those Heels! Elaine
HERE'S TO "A PERFECT 10" who will be doing "The Right
Stuff on Sat. You're looking good, and I'm glad that you're
here! Gail
WELCOME ANNE. KATHY, LAN A, MANDY, SHARON,
AND TODD to the squad "two" good to be true! Here's
to a great year! Love, Beth and Linda.
SQUAD 23: Tke aaa4 tkat almost has everytaias,
bat a eaaed leader. Maybe eoasedey 111 lunw
wfcat'a sota oa. Siak the Navy! Yoar fearf al
FLUTEPICCOLO: High frequency woodwind instrument,
smallest instrument of the marching band, most useful in
such songs as "Stars and Stripes Forever." Go get 'em gang!!
HEY TARHEELS!! Do you have "sax appeal?" We bet you
do!! Come and prove it against Navy'! We'll be there! GO
HEELS! I! The Tarheel Saxs. '
LOU ANNE FROM PIGVILLE: Behind every corner lurks
a diabolical 2x4; Beware!! Hairy the Hairy Ape lives! Orlando:
What happened to our Oreo adventure? Shern