2The Daily Tar HeelThursday, July 5, 1990
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From Associated Press reports
EVANS VILLE, Ind. Politicians
could wrap themselves in it. School
children could salute it. But the U.S.
government apparently has no use for
the world's largest flag.
The 7.7 -ton Old Glory was presented
to President Reagan in front of the White
House on Flag Day in 1983. The presi
dent said it would be unfurled once a
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Raleigh. The one point we haven't had
a lot of communication is with the
General Administration.
"All we've heard is that they are
working quietly behind the scenes. But
it seems to me the ones who are vocal
and public are the ones who are saving
their programs," he said.
"If we don't feel they're representing
our concerns and are selling us down
the river, we need to think about how we
want to lobby ourselves."
S ipress also expressed concern about
the General Administration. "We have
to realize (UNC system President CD.)
Spangler is part of the power structure
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year. Instead, the Washington bureau
cracy gobbled up the Great American
Flag without even a burp.
"It's just tucked away in a big old
building that's pretty much unused,"
said Ted Leininger, of the General
Services Administration.
That doesn't fly with Len Silverfine,
the man who conceived the big banner
and persuaded an Evansville tent maker
in North Carolina. We need to make
sure his first loyalty is to the Univer
sity." S ipress said Spangler had issued a
"gag order" to keep University officials
quiet about the cuts, and praised Pro
vost Dennis O'Connor for speaking
frankly about the situation.
"Since the press has been coming to
him, he's been saying it like it is. There
have been other people, like Dean
(Donald) Boulton, who have too. I think
he really stuck his neck out."
He said O'Connor had told him
graduate students were a top priority
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"Here we have the flag always in the
news, people thinking of ways to legis
late respect for the flag," Silverfine said.
"And here we have the biggest Ameri
can flag, which because of its sheer size
has the power to uplift the spirits. And
it's sitting in this big, almost empty
warehouse."
with administration officials. "The pro
vost has a lot of first priorities, but I
believe him in this case. With the ex
ception of the faculty pay increase, we
are the top priority."
Cindy Hahamovitch, a graduate stu
dent in the History Department, agreed.
"I think they're more worried about
faculty because they can go elsewhere,"
she said.
Sipress said departments were tar
geting visiting professors first, cutting
teaching assistants' salaries second and
would eliminate positions as a last re
sort. "Virtually all departments I've heard
of are slashing visiting professors. They
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provide at-cost for other parts of the
University community," she said. "It
gives us a little more operating budget
to try to meet the demand."
Conway said teleclasses would
probably be cancelled as a result of
further reductions. "It would mean can
celling two or three teleclasses on the
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The White House is looking into the
matter but believes that displaying the
flag is the Interior Department's re
sponsibility, said an official in the White
House press office who would give
only his first name, Howard. An official
in Interior's Parks Department who re
fused to be identified said Parks never
received instructions from the White
House about what to do with the flag.
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are breaking contracts," he said. "One
department, which we can't name be
cause they haven't announced this pub
licly, is re-defining TAs to GAs
(Graduate Assistants) with no change
in responsibility so they can cut their
pay."
"Our sense has always been the state
is trying to avoid laying off people, but
we're getting hit because we're invis
ible employees," he said.
Hahamovitch said she though gradu
ate students should ask for a time table
for increases in salaries and benefits. "If
we take a loss this year, they bloody
well better promise some improvements
in the future," she said.
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network. Classes can't be conducted if
students can't participate at remote
sites," she said.
Vice Chancellor Garland Hershey
said the cuts would also hurt health
affairs, but would not give any specif
ics. "The cuts of the magnitude being
considered will have a signifcant
negative impact on our programs," he
said. "All of our programs will be af
fected. There's little comfort that one
program, might be cut less than another.
We're concerned about damage to any
of our programs."
Wayne Kuncl, director of housing,
said his department would not be
shielded from cuts to a point.
"We're not affected in the same way
our funding comes from rent instead
of state allocations," he said. "I don't
know about the indirect effects, like
whether we might be asked to contrib
ute to other departments within the
University."
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