The Daily Tar HeelThursday, November 3, 19885
Town rae foods,
By CHARLES BRITTAIN
Staff Writer
: Carrboro town officials are enthu
siastic as fund-raising efforts for a
town commons advance to a second
phase of planning.
: In late September, the Carrboro
Board of Aldermen approved a plan
to raise funds to build a town
commons near the town hall in an
undeveloped area.
The town commons will include a
bandstand and a park and will
provide a permanent home for the
Carrboro farmers' market.
; The town is attempting to gather
the funds for the development and
final construction of the commons
area through donations from area
citizens and businesses.
The town could not include the cost
for the commons in its annual budget
because the project is designed more
for community beautification, and
Student Congress-approves appropriations, appoints clerk
By NANCY WYKLE
Staff Writer
Student Congress unanimously
approved a measure to appropriate
$90 to the SAFE Escort Service
Wednesday to cover the expenses of
transferring the telephone service to
a new office.
Money to cover the transfer fee was
not included in SAFE'S budget for
this year. The payment of the phone
fee has hindered the program's
operation this year, said Julia Greer,
SAFE chairwoman.
"Having to clear all finances
Renowned photojoornalist Gordon
By SARAH CAGLE
Staff Writer
, Former Life magazine photo
grapher Gordon Parks will give the
UNC School of Journalism's semi
annual Reed Sarratt Distinguished
Lecture at 7:30 p.m. today in Hanes
Art Center Auditorium.
. Also an author, film director and
composer, Parks is known for the
humanistic photo essays he composed
while working for Life magazine from
1948 to 1961. His photographs of a
sick boy in Rio de Janeiro, for
example, attracted national attention,
Debate
several programs that Bush supports,
including a $500 million merit school
program and a tax-free college
savings bond.
Democratic supporter Stuart
Hathaway said during rebuttal that
it was difficult to judge Bush's stand
on education because he has played
a small role during the past eight
years.
Bush supporters said they felt
education was Bush's weakest area,
j "I think George Bush's record on
education could be seen better by
looking at his service in Congress
rather than as vice president," Mad
dalon said.
Responding to the education ques
tion, Hathaway said college tuitions
had risen 80 percent since 1980 and
that Congress had proposed cuts in
both student aid and Pell Grants
under the Reagan administration.
The Democrats' domestic policy
priorities would center on controlling
drugs, providing universal health care
and reducing the budget deficit, said
pukakis supporter Chris Landgraff.
"I think everyone in the United
States knows that drugs are a definite
problem," Landgraff said. Dukakis
will fight to stop drugs abroad with
'diplomatic, economic and military
pressure, he said.
. Matthew Brenner, answering for
the Republicans, listed environmen
tal policy, no tax increases and child
care as Bush's domestic policy
priorities.
"Read my lips: He (Bush) won't
raise taxes," Brenner said. Dukakis
raised taxes in Massachusetts five
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the town commons was not consi
dered urgent enough to receive town
funds.
Phase one of the fund-raising
efforts included activities aimed at
heightening community awareness
and at promoting an active interest
among Carrboro citizens and
businesses.
Carrboro Mayor Eleanor Kinnaird
said one town-sponsored project
designed to increase public participa
tion was Pumpkin Day, held on Oct.
22.
"The event was scheduled for the
same day as (UNC's) homecoming
but we had a very nice turnout," she
said. "Several people came down to
town hall and spent the day enjoying
the. music and the crafts."
The Carrboro farmers' market
donated $750 and the village band
contributed $100 to the town com
mons fund, Kinnaird said.
prevented me from doing anything
because I wasn't sure I had enough
money," she said.
The transfer fee resulted when
SAFE moved its office from Man
gum Residence Hall, which is being
renovated this year, to the Campus
Y.
In other business, the congress
unanimously approved a capital
expenditure of $4,000 for WXYC to
fund an oingo boingo concert the
station will co-sponsor with Cellar
Door Promotions. Cellar Door is
donating $4,000 to WXYC to fund
causing a flood of donations to be
sent to the boy.
The Reed Sarratt lecture series is
designed to bring outstanding jour
nalists to UNC and is funded through
a memorial fund given by friends of
Sarratt, a UNC alumnus and a
member of the N.C. Journalism Hall
of Fame.
Committee members decided to
invite a distinguished photojournalist
this year, said John Sweeney, assist
ant professor of journalism.
"We wanted someone with signif
icant ideas," Sweeney said. "His
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Republican Karla Odeene speaks at a mock Dukakis-Bush debate Wednesday in Gerrard Hail
times, he said, and economic growth
is a step toward reducing the deficit.
Bush's defense priorities include
continued arms negotiations and
modernization of conventional for
ces, Republican supporter Okeene
said. Bush's support of the Strategic
Defense Initiative (SDI), the MX
missile, the Stealth bomber, and the
Midgetman missile demonstrate his
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"We are just beginning to go into
phase two of our plan for raising the
money for the commons," she said.
In phase two, the town is attempt
ing to raise the necessary funds
through large corporate grants and
donations, she said.
Phase two will be initiated by a
special committee created to seek the
assistance of the local private sector
through an extensive fund-raising
campaign, she said.
"My role in the second phase of
fund raising is one in which I will
be more of an enthusiastic suppor
ter," Kinnaird said. "I am scheduled
to make several presentations in
support of the project and to promote
participation in its efforts."
Carrboro Town Manager Robert
Morgan said the fund raising is only
in its initial stages.
"Right now we are just beginning
to get really organized and people are
the concert, which is to be held in
Memorial Hall on Nov. 15.
Any expenditure of more than $300
is supposed to be brought before the
congress, Beasley said, but the radio
station was unsure whether this
payment would have to come before
the congress because the funds are
donations from Cellar Door. Beasley
said speaker Neil Riemann recom
mended that the proposal be brought
before the congress for approval.
WXYC is co-sponsoring the con
cert because Cellar Door Promotions
officials want to have a campus
(Parks') name was suggested to us as
an outstanding photographer who
could represent photojournalism.''
Parks is also the author of several
books, including "The Learning
Tree," "A Choice of Weapons," "A
Poet and his Camera," "Whispers of
Intimate Things," "Born Black" arid
"To Smile in Autumn."
Also an accomplished film direc
tor, Parks directed the 1969 film "The
Learning Tree," based on his book,
and four other films in the 1970s. He
has also composed piano concertos,
devotion to a strong defense, she said.
Dickey, answering for the Demo
crats, said the maintenance of an
effective nuclear deterrent and strong
conventional forces are Dukakis'
chief defense priorities.
Dukakis supports SDI research,
the Stealth bomber and the advance
cruise missile, among others, Dickey
said.
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just becoming aware of the project,
but we are creating a lot of enthu
siasm among citizens and businesses,"
Morgan said.
This enthusiasm was demonstrated
when the Carrboro chapter, of the
Lion's Club recently contributed $500
toward the project, he said.
"The project is in need of large
donations in order to meet the town
commons estimated cost of $400,000,
but no specific plans to raise these
large funds are in the works," he said.
"No final date for the completion
of the fund raising has been estab
lished, but we plan to try and raise
the funds over the next 12 months,"
Morgan said. "The community, is
getting very excited about the town
commons, and the entire project is
enjoying a snowballing effect as
people are becoming more and more
aware of the town's efforts."
contact, Beasley said. The station will
be able to pay the Carolina Union
for facilities and production and then
take care of later adjustments more
easily because they are on campus.
The required requisitions for the
Union that will clear the transfer of
funds from student government can
be more easily handled through the
campus organization, he said.
The final item of business for the
congress was confirming Kathleen
Russell, student body secretary, as its
clerk. Traditionally, whoever is
serving as student body secretary also
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sonatas, and pieces for piano and
wind instruments.
Parks has received honorary
degrees from five universities and
rewards from national organizations,
including the NAACP and the Amer
ican Society of Magazine
Photographers.
"Reed Sarratt was very dedicated
to excellence and caring in journal
ism, so those are the values we try
to look for in speakers," said associate
professor of journalism Richard
Beckman, a member of the speaker
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The Reagan agenda is not yet
complete, Maddalon said in the
Republicans' closing statement. Bush
will continue that agenda while
remaining separate from his prede
cessor in many ways, he said.
In the closing statement for the
Democratic panel, Landgraff said the
election is all about leadership and
opportunity.
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a The Carolina Inn sign on the
Pittsboro Street side of the build
ing was found broken in two
places Tuesday at 7:30 a.m. About
$1,052 worth of damage was done
to the sign.
D A closet in the basement of
Cobb Residence Hall was unlaw
fully entered without force Tues
day around 1:09 p.m. A vacuum
cleaner, University property, was
stolen. The machine is valued at
$238.
o An anonymous female
reported Tuesday at 1:54 p.m. that
a group of men was on top of the
parking deck making obscene
remarks to women passing by.
Police identified five suspects.
n At least nine locks were found
cut off lockers in the men's dress
ing room in Woollen Gym Tues
day at 2:51 p.m. The lockers had
serves as clerk for the congress, said
representative Gene Davis (Dist. 18).
The responsibilities of the position
include taking minutes at meetings
and typing up bills and minutes. The
measure to appoint Russell was
unanimously adopted.
Davis raised another item of
interest. Every four years, the Elec
tions Board reviews campus election
districts. Based upon its findings, it
may reorganize the existing districts.
The number of students voting in a
district and the distribution of repre
sentatives influence the board's
cs to speak at UNC
selection committee.
Sarratt graduated from UNC in
1937 and worked in Atlanta as
executive director of the Southern
Newspaper Publishers Association
and Foundation. He was inducted
into the N.C. Journalism Hall of
Fame in 1985 and died in March,
1986.
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pick up the funding later."
Other officials said a few details
about the shuttle still need to be
resolved.
Gene Swecker, associate vice chan
cellor of facilities management, said
another meeting is necessary to work
out the details of the shuttle service.
"We have to find out what we can
do and what it will cost and have
further discussion," Swecker said.
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been rifled through and personal
property was taken from many of
them. The exact number of locks
and value of property taken has
not yet been determined.
a A fire alarm went off in
Lenoir Hall at 7:36 p.m. Tuesday.
Someone had knocked over a
candle holder, and the fire dam
aged a tablecloth valued at about
$7.
o Police were called to the
Undergraduate Library at 10:11
p.m. Tuesday, where two persons
were involved in a domestic prob
lem. The woman involved in the
conflict informed police that the
male had an arrest warrant pend
ing from the Chapel Hill Police
Department. Police took the man
to the magistrate and served the
warrant.
compiled by Jenny Cloninger
decisions, Davis said.
Proposed changes this year include
combining Ehringhaus Residence
Hall and Morrison Residence Hall
into one district and combining
Craige Residence Hall and Hinton
James Residence Hall into another.
Currently, Ehringhaus is its own
district, while District 16 comprises
Morrison, Craige and Hinton James.
As they stand now, representation in
these districts is uneven, Davis said.
This recommendation comes before
the Rules 'and Judiciary Committee
on Wednesday for a vote.
The lecture series began in the
spring of 1987 with Pulitzer Prize,
winners Jeffrey Marx and Michael
York of the Lexington, Ky., Herald
Leader as its inaugural speakers.
Both print and broadcast journal
ists have been invited to speak in the
series. Last spring's lecturer was
David Brinkley of ABC News.
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"We all hope we can work out
something that is satisfactory to
everyone, and that is our objective."
No definite time has been set for
the shuttle to begin running its revised
service, but it is supposed to start as
soon as possible, Boulton said.
"The message we want to get to
the students is, 'Hey, it's out there,
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Nominations for the 1989 Martin Luther
King, Jr. Scholarship are now being accepted
through November 11. 1988. This scholar
ship is awarded annually to recognize stu
dents whose civic activities and academic
accomplishments best exemplify the ideals
and aspirations of the slain civil rights leader.
Nominees must be Juniors who have dem
onstrated a commitment to civil riehts and
equality, and must have made an effort to
improve the quality ot lite in the university
community. Nominees must also have dem
onstrated leadership abilities, and show prom
ise of becoming a leader in his or her chosen
field of endeavor.
Nomination forms are available at the Black
Cultural Center and at 03 South Building.
Nominations may also be made
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