2The Daily Tar HeelMonday, November 30, 1992
Congresswomen prepare families for term
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON Karan English
will be fresh from her honeymoon when
she leaves husband and family to take
up her new job as Democratic congress
woman from Arizona.
English, like many of her female
colleagues going to Congress for the
first time, will be a long-distance com
muter. She'll try to fly home on week
ends to be with her husband and their
five children from previous marriages.
They decided that the best thing was
tohaveone stable parent,"said English's
aide Bron wyn Reynolds of her boss and
Recycling
vironmental Action Coalition and of
the Greek Recycling and Environmen
tal Awareness Committee.
In October, the OCRP began offer
ing multifamiiy-housing recycling ser
vices to fraternity and sorority houses,
which originally participated in curbside
recycling. GREAC lobbied the Chapel
Hill Town Council last spring to bring
about the change.
"People will participate more if it's
easy to do," Busby said. "The curbside
program just wasn't convenient (for
fraternities and sororities). Once your
bins got full in your house, it just piled
up."
The OCRP provides 65-gallon recy
cling carts formultifamilyhouses. Regu
lar curbside recycling bins hold 14 gal
lons. Most multifamily houses have
about five carts, and smaller houses
share recycling carts.
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Rob Elliot, who owns a Whitewater raft
adventure company in Flagstaff.
Most of the 24 new female House
members won' t be moving to Washing
ton with spouses. Nine aren't married,
and the husbands of others are staying
behind to tend to families or their own
careers.
The percentages are likely to be the
same for the four new female members
of the Senate.
"Right from the start, it was never a
consideration," said Deborah Pryce, R
Ohio, whose husband will remain be
hind to run his real estate firm.
GREAC Co-chairwoman Laura
Gaines said the new recycling system
for fraternities and sororities also had
made it more convenient and inviting to
recycle cardboard. "(Before) we would
have to take cardboard to the drop-off
sites," she said.
More effective recycling programs
with businesses also are emphasized
because of the large amount of recy
clable waste generated by businesses,
said Paul Dunn, OCRP commercial re
cycling specialist.
The OCRP currently operates a com
mercial cardboard collection program
for about 1 00 businesses in Chapel Hill,
Carrboro and Hillsborough. In another
commercial program, 50restaurants and
bars in Chapel Hill and Carrboro re
cycle glass bottles and aluminum, steel
and tin cans.
"For the most part, we've saturated
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"It was not a tough call," said Marjorie
Margolies Mezvinsky, D-Pa., who will
try to spend Friday through Monday in
her district near Philadelphia, where
she lives with her husband Edward, an
international trade attorney , and their
1 1 children.
There are no precise figures on how
many members of Congress, both men
and women, leave their families back
home when they come to Washington.
Commuting is the common lot for most
women in the House, said Andrea Camp,
press spokeswoman for U.S. Rep. Pat
Schroeder, D-Colo.
all the major glass producers that are
willing to recycle," Dunn said. The same
is true for cardboard producers, he said.
The real problem is making sure busi
nesses recycle properly, Dunn said.
Some businesses have been dropped
from the recycling programs because
they failed to sort their recyclable mate
rials properly, he said. "They basically
treated recycling as trash."
To encourage more businesses to re
cycle and to recycle properly, OCRP
has plans in the near future to give
awards and public recognition for busi
nesses with outstanding recycling pro
grams. The recognition might encourage
some customers to patronize those busi
nesses, Dunn said.
Werner agreed. "Businesses will get
better PR by being good corporate citi
zens than by being wasteful citizens."
Even with all the recycling, one big
problem is marketing the recyclable
materials, said Cristina Perez, co-chairwoman
of the TAr Heel Recycling Pro
gram. "No matter how much paper we
put out in our recycling bins and our
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Eva Clayton, the first black woman
ever elected to Congress from North
Carolina, will be making the 3 12-hour
drive to her home in Littleton to be with
her attorney husband, Theaoseus
Clayton Sr.
"At least initially, she'll be getting a
lot of mileage on her car," said aide
Nancy Fish.
Patty Murray, the Washington State
Democrat who successfully ran as "a
mom in tennis shoes," will be moving to
the capital with her husband and two
teenage children, said press secretary
Jada Berteaux.
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curbside bins, it's useless if nobody will
take it."
McGee said plastic collection already
had been affected because of limited
markets. The OCRP now is collecting
only two types of plastic milk jugs
and soda bottles at its drop-off sites.
The private contractors hired by the
OCRP want to collect only the materi
als that they can process and sell to
multiple markets, she said.
The federal government can help in
crease the market for recyclable materi
als, McGee said.
"Hopefully, with the new adminis
tration in, the nation will see a new
turnaround for mandating more recycled
materials and having more economic
subsidies for plants and industries that
use recycled materials."
But the ultimate responsibility for
increasing the market for recycled ma
terials rests on the consumers because
capitalism works on consumer demand,
Perez said. "If (manufacturers) won't
accept the materials, it's the responsi
bility of the consumer to push the mar
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German efforts to halt
neo-Nazi violence fail
The Associated Press
BERLIN A refugee center in
western Germany was firebombed
Sunday as violence againstforeigners
continued despite a police crackdown
on neo-Nazis and Chancellor Helmut
Kohl's call for tolerance.
In Turkey, German flags were
burned amid cries of "Down with
skinheads!" and "Death to murder
ers!" at the funeral Sunday for three
Turkish victims of the right-wing ex
tremist violence in Germany.
In Jerusalem, the Israeli Cabinet
denounced German racist and anti
Semitic attacks and demanded Ger-'
man officials fight right-wing extrem
ism with "the full force of the law."
At least 16 people have died this
year in some 1,800 extreme rightist
attacks throughout Germany against
foreigners and Jews.
Neo-Nazis often have found sup
port among those suffering economic
hardship, particularly in former East
Germany.
The government has taken mea
sures to curb the violence, including
banning a radical-right group but has
been criticized for not doing enough.
AIDS
the community.
"If our agency has done anything it is
to bring attention to ourselves and then
point to that great big hospital," Bolduc
said.
Bolduc added that UNC Hospitals
tracked more than 750 patients who
were infected with the AIDS virus.
The AIDS Service Center of Orange
County also is accepting applications
for vacant positions on its board, which
is elected every January.
"The first qualification is service and
experience on community boards,"
Bolduc said.
"We're really kind of a fast-moving
board. We depend on independent, self
directed people.
"We will give preference to any indi
vidual who is HIV-positive," Bolduc
Campus Calendar
MONDAY
10 a.m. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity and Sonya
H. Stone Black Cultural Center will sponsor a
Black Film Series featuring "For Colored Girls Who
Considered Suicide When The Rainbow Was Emif '
and "Boyz N'The Hood" in Ihe BCC.
7 p.m. TAr Heel Recycling Program will meet in
517 Hamilton.
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In an attack early Sunday in Lingen,
near the Dutch border, two firebombs
were thrown at buildings housing 20
refugees, butnoinjuries were reported,
and damage was minor. Officials of
fered a $3,100 reward for clues lead
ing to the arrests of the attackers.
In Eberswalde, 25 miles northeast
of Berlin, a fire at about midnight
Saturday destroyed a barracks hous
ing 60 refugees. A watchman suffered
smoke inhalation. Police were investi
gating the cause of the fire.
In an interview broadcast Sunday
on Deutschlandfunk radio. Kohl
: vowed Germany would use the full
force of the law against "the radical
right mob."
; : But he said proposed constitutional
changes to limit the number of refu
gees and toughen Germany's asylum
policy would not resolve the problems
of racism and anti-foreigner violence.
He said Germany's prosperity
would have been impossible without
help from foreign workers such as the
Turks, Germany's largest minority
group, many of whom were recruited
to work in labor-short Germany in the
1960s.
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Bolduc also added that the agency
was looking to diversify by adding mi
norities to the board.
The agency provides community
education, as well as a speakers' bureau
to the community, Bolduc said.
Bolduc also said that the agency had
put together a Chapel Hill-Orange
County service directory that tells resi
dents where testing, medical and legal
services are available.
Bolduc said any other volunteers were
welcome to help in other capacities
such as fund-raising and operational
activities.
The AIDS Service Agency of Or
ange County can be reached at 990
1 101 oratP.O.Box 16574, Chapel Hill,
N.C. 27516.
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day in 100 Hamilton.
UPCOMING
The Office of the Dean or the School of Public
Health is presenting health education videos for World
AIDS Day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday in 331
Roseneau.
The Umoja Dinner Series will present "Kwanzaa
Karamu" at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Great Hall. Tickets
are $4 and available from Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
members.
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