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By JIM HOFFMAN
Staff Writer
Obscene television programs may be prohibited locally
by an ordinance given preliminary approval by the Carrboro
Board of Aldermen Tuesday night.
The ordinance is part of a proposal that would extend
Alert Cable TV a franchise for eight years. Both the ordinance
and the franchise agreement must be read at a public meeting
once more before they will be added to the town code.
The ordinance would give Carrboro the option of revoking
the franchise if the town proved to a judge that materials
shown on the system were obscene. Town Attorney Michael
Brough said that N.C. law defined obscenity as programming
that the average person would find offensive.
Alert Cable originally requested that they be allowed to
add the Playboy Channel to their system, but they withdrew
that request when the aldermen first considered the franchise
earlier this month.
Alert Cable can opt to add the channel at a later date,
Brough said, and the only way the town can remove the
channel or revoke the franchise is if a judge finds the
programming obscene.
The Rev. Gary Webb, pastor of Calvary Missionary Baptist
Church in Carrboro, told the board that his church supported
the obscenity ordinance. He also delivered a letter expressing
his congregation's concerns.
"At this point I'm very satisfied with the ordinance," Webb
said yesterday. "If there is an objection to some programming
at least now we will have some avenue to do something
about it.
"We're not concerned with who has these types of
programs. We're concerned with the effect that it could have
on the community," he said.
In the letter, Webb asked the aldermen to adopt a stricter
definition of obscenity, but this was not included in the
ordinance that the aldermen approved.
If the board approves the franchise at its next meeting,
Alert will be required to expand their programming from
20 to 35 channels within one month. They will also be required
to expand service to 54 channels within seven years, when
its current franchise expires.
Cable rates will also be raised if the aldermen approve
the franchise. Basic rates will be raised from $7.50 to $10
while the cost for expanded services will increase from $3
to $4.
In other business Tuesday, the board approved a land
use permit for a Texas developer to build a 132-unit
apartment complex at the intersection of Jones Ferry Road
and the road leading to University Lake.
The board listened for more than two hours before
rendering its decision. Discussion concentrated on whether
to require the developer to build a sidewalk along Jones
Ferry Road, whether the width of the road should be changed,
and whether left turns should be allowed going in or coming
out of the complex.
The aldermen decided to grant the petition on the
conditions theat there be a sidewalk and that the developer
widen the state road five feet.
Campus Calendar
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The Carolina Student FundPTH
Campus Calendar will appear daily.
Announcements to be run in;the
expanded version on Mondays and
Thursdays must be placed in the box
outside the Carolina Student Fund office
on the third floor of South Building by
3 p.m. Friday and 3 p.m. Wednesday,
respectively. The deadlines for the
limited editions will be noon one day
before the announcement is to run. Only
announcements from University recog
nized and campus organizations will be
printed.
Thursday
Noon DSA National Student Peace
Day in the Pit.
3 p.m. Black Interdenominational Stu
dent Association call meeting in
the Union.
4 p.m. CSF Steering Committee in
South Building.
4:45 p.m. Dillon School Volunteers meet
ing in the Y Lounge.
6:30p.m. Model UN Club in 470
Hamilton.
7p.m. Pre-Professional Health
Society re-organizational meet
ing in the Union South Gallery
Meeting Room.
Student Supporting Players
meeting to discuss Haunted
House in 209 Graham
Memorial.
IVCF Fellowship meeting in
Avery Social Room.
Campus Crusade for Christ
"Thursday Night Live" in the
Union.
7:30 p.m. Pre-vet Club organizational
meeting in the Union.
8:30 p.m. Fellowship of Christian Ath
letes Christian Blues perfor
mance in Great Hall.
Friday
9:30 a.m. Representative from Beaver
College will be in the Interna
tional Center until 3:30 p.m. to
discuss internships and study in
Britain. No appointment
necessary.
10:30 a.m.NCMH Student Volunteers
Bakesale at Caduceus Book
Store.
7 p.m. Off-Campus IVCF Worship
Service at Chapel Hill Bible
Church.
Saturday
9:30 a.m. Anglican Student Fellowship
Saturday Breakfast at Chapel of
the Cross.
2 p.m. Graduate and Professional Stu
dent Federation Bluegrass Band
and Picnic on Ehaus Field.
9:30 p.m. "Young Frankstein," shown on
Cobb Tennis Courts. Admis
sion $1 for Toronto Exchange.
Also shown at midnight.
Sunday
4p.m. CHIMERA Cantina Skit
Rehearsal in the Union.
4:30 p.m. Y Unicef Committee meeting to
plan for Unicef Trick-or-Treating
in the Y Lounge.
Items of Interest
English Majors appointment registra
tion forms are posted in Greenlaw 212.
Come hear the real story.
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to see the giant cookie, but to have their
names put on it. The cookie will be cut
and given to spectators at 4:30 p.m. All
proceeds from the event will benefit the
Muscular Dystrophy Association.
Bartending taught
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Interested students can learn bartend
ing this fall at a mixology class at the
Durham YWCA. The six-week class
begins Nov. 6 from 7 to 10 p.m.
Students will receive a certificate from
Durham Technical Institute upon
completion of the course. Call 688-4396
to preregister by Nov. 4.
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