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Technician __.1_ North Carolina State University’s Student Newspaper Since 1920 breezy,chanceofmin i partly cloudy Raleigh. North Carolina November 6, 1996 Volume 77, Number 31 "'68L055”'73L058 Two engineering profs recognized for Transfers, tuition could rise in future CAREER Two NC. State engineering I A change in the academic universities without missing a beat. in the system." going to be large enough to have an researchers have been named calender of community said Associate Provost Frank The change could affect the impact right away." recipients of the Faculty Early colleges could result in an Abrams. university in a number of ways. To counter the problem. “a new Career Development (CAREER) As of fall l997. community Critics have pointed out that a proposal is being considered by the Award from the National increase of size in the colleges will offer students a larger tnllux of juniors could cost l‘niverstty System in which funding Science Foundation. upperclassmen ranks. statewide standard core curriculum. the university more because Junior» depends on the level of courses and Receiving the prestigious which any university iii the UNC level classes generally tend to be number of credit hours rather than CAREER awards are Munindar Bv MARK MCCRAW System will accept as credit. As smaller and require more the number of full-time students Singh. an assistant professor of SIAFF WWlTEf? Abrams pointed out. however. “this specialized curricultims and attending the university.” Abrams computer science, and Gregory doesn't require the university to instructors. said. “This will likely cover any Parsons. an assistant professor Another tuition increase could be admit a student." These costs could lll turn be increase in tuition." of chemical engineering. looming on the horizon due to “This has been a tremendous handed down to the students. Another potential problem with The awards. formerly called probable influx of transfer students undertaking by all 58 community probably in the form of tuition the new system is that more Presidential Young investigator in the near future. colleges in North Carolina." increases. students may opt to attend awards. recognize and support Community colleges throughout Abrams said. “They have all agreed “Generally. the higher level the community colleges for two years research by junior faculty. the state are switching from quarter on course numbers. titles. etc. for courses are. the more expensive and then transfer because they system to semester system. l70 standardized courses. which they are to teach." Abrams Said. could get the same credit with allowing more community college will be transferable as credit toward “That is a concern. even though i Professor elected to students to transfer to four—year an intended mayor to any university don‘t think that the numbers are Sn- TRANSFERS. Page 3 r national academy James Svara. a professor of l Online grade political science and public Bringin’ on the heat administration at NC. State. has been elected to the National .I ‘- I .-' distribution Academy of Public " ‘ A..0,,- Administration. Svara. who also serves as reports grow dire ‘tor of the Public Adm.ntstration Program at NCSL. will be inducted Nov. 15 I It is now possible to find during the NAPA national out the grade distribution meeting in Washington. DC. in classes with enrollment Svara was cited for both his scholarly and practical of more than 20 students. contributions to the nation‘s PHiLuP REESE public life. He has been a Bv W5 paw.” member of the faculty at NCSU ASSASTAN‘. N; since I989 and previously Students who are having trouble taught at [INC-Greensboro. deciding which classes to take now have more readily accessible infomiation at their disposal. Nightwalk planned Grade distribution reports, which for Nov. 13 list the total number of As. Bs. Cs. Ds and Fs recorded in each class section. are now available for every The NC. State Student Senate class with an enrollment over 20. in will sponsor a Nightwalk Nov. the past, grade distribution reports [3 at 8 pm. in the Student could only be obtained for classes Center lobby. with enrollments over 50. Nightwalk is a program Students can access the reports designed to allow students. onltne by clicking the academic- faculty and community members information prompt on N (K State's the chance to point out safety homepage. problems around campus that Assistant Provost Frank Abrams need to be fixed. said previous reports were available The campus will be split into only for classes with high sections through which tour enrollments became of concerns groups will be lead. Organizers about student privacy. say everyone should and “The main concem was to not be identify specific safety putting information out that tnade ll problems. After being identified. easy for someone who knew the hazards will be reported to everyone in a class to figure out the university for rectification. who had what grade." he said. Abrams said the number of reports inside. was increased only after it was determined that no one‘s privacy Hir't it l-‘ADA/STAFI would be at risk. Student requests for Technician Thank heavens that's not Albert Belle throwing a ball at the photographer. Freshmen Jessie Cubboge and Denise Langston more infontiation also influenced the play a friendly game of catch in front of Alexander Hall on Monday afternoon. decision. Abrams said. Sports: The Sendek “This was something the students era begins tonight. were very interested in.” he said. "We feel strongly that students Graduate RAs, TAs forced to pull extra credit hours should have a voice about academic policies.“ I A rumor that the rumor that NCSU will receive received an $800,000 chunk of an is under fire.” After the Senate Abrams said students should look .m_ university will receive state funding based oti credit hours rather $8.6 million General Assembly meeting. Senator Dennis Daley said at more than just grade-distribution than enrollment in the future. appropriation. The appropriated the attacks on tenure that Abrams reports when they are deciding % g funding based on credit Stewart said. When this rumor revenue is not enough to waive in« was referring to are a result of which classes to take. Page 3 > hours instead of enrollment becomes fact. Stewart said. the state tuition for RAs and TAs. tenure's bad reputation “Grades are a function of the sparks change. crcdit hour requirement increase Stewart said. instead. the “The impression people get is that students in a class.” Abrams said. will funnel more revenue into the appropriated revenue will go [tenure] is an excuse to goofoff and do “We hope people are not making Opinion: Students' Bv PHILLIP REESE graduate school. toward what Stewart called "the nothing." Daley said. “Tenure is decisions based on w hat the grade ASSISTANl News Epiton Stewart said extra revenue next best choice" free valuable. Tenure offers you basic distribution was at a certain time." effort goes generated by the credit requirement comprehensive health insurance for protection as long as you do youryob." Student Body President Robert unheard by NC. State Graduate Research and increase may be used to waive in» all RAs and TAs. Daley said NCSL’ already reviews Zimmer. who previously administration. Teaching Assistants will have to state tuition for TAs and RAs. "Most southem universities do not tenured faculty extensively. encouraged NCSL ‘s administration shoulder a heavier course load next "Virtually all of our peers waive provide health insurance." Graduate "We are doing more than most to make the reports tnore Page 8 year. in-state tunion." Stewart said. “We School Assistant Dean Robert any university in the country." accessible. said the increased Beginning iii fall l997. current need to find a way of funding all Sowell said recently. “We would Daley said. “When you get tenure number of reports is promising. extra: The Connells RAs and TAs must schedule at least tuition RAs and TAs are paying in like to be in front of otir region in you are under tremendous rev iew." “This means that the five credit hours. Graduate School order to be competitive." things like this." Daley said the purpose of the administration is being more have a “home Dean Debra Stewart told the Provost Phillip Stiles also stressed the RAs and TAs will receive the free Senate's resolution was to celebrate responsive to student needs and coming" of their Faculty Senate Tuesday. All importance of finding a way to w'tuve health insurance next fall. Stewart said. NCSU's ample system of post- requests." he said. . incoming RAs and TAs must iii—state tuition for RAs and TAs. in other business. the Faculty tenure review and set tip guidelines Zimmer said he is content with own. Page 5 schedule at least nine credit hours. "From my point of view this is Senate passed a resolution that set tip for any further review s the number of grade distribution RAs and TAs are currently only one of the most fundamental guidelines for post-tenure review. The resolution sittlcd that the reports now available How to required to schedule one credit hour. problems in this university that has in a recent column that appeared faculty should be involved in any “Twenty is a pretty good number." The boost in credit hour to be solved." Stiles said. in the “NCSU Bulletin". Assistant additional formal assessments of he said. “i think 20 students show requirements was inspired by a The graduate school recently Provost Frank Abrams said "tenure posHenure review the tendency of an instructor." Reach Us Internet Services: Students face tough ecision: get a shot or get the flu TOL: Technician OnLine http://www2.ncsu.edu/ncsu/ stud_pubs/Technician I NCSU’s Student Health to all students for $8 during special Services as soon as possible so a are also good weapons to use when infection. Services is giving students clinic dates. physician can prescribe the fighting the flu. “You want your body in good Campus Forum: According to Mary Witges proper medication. Students interested in receiving a shape to receive the vaccine." [email protected] the opportunity to help Bergtson. medical director and a Because influenza is a virus. it vaccination can come to the front Bergtson said. Prose Releases: themselves stay healthy this physician at Student Health cannot be treated. it must run its full desk of Student Health Services on Getting a flu shot is a simple [email protected] winter. Services. symptoms of the flu course in the body. which cati take Monday. Nov l8. and Tuesday. solution to what could become a Information: include a sudden onset of coughing. up to a few weeks. Bergtson said. Nov. l9. from 8:30 am. to 3:45 more serious problem. Bergtson [email protected] Bv Artur. Hanatsois severe body aches. fatigue. chills Until a student sets up an pm. Additional clinics will be set said. if left untreated. complications StArr'Wmirn and a prolonged fever over l00 appointment. however. Bergtson up in Bragaw Hall outside of the from the flu can lead to ear and Phone Numbers: degrees Fahrenheit. has some suggestions oti how to Activity Room on Thursday. Nov. 7 sinus infections. In some cases. Editorial ...... 5152411 There are usually two definites Bergtson said the flu is different alleviate the symptoms. and Nov. 14 from 5:30 pm. to 7 especially in people with diabetes Advertising ...... 5152029 that come with Winter ~— cold frotn a cold in that “with a cold. you To treat a fever. use ibuproben pm. No appointments are and asthma. the flu can result in Fax ...... 5155133 temperatures and an outbreak of the may have a runny nose. but you still such as Advil or an Acetaminiphen necessary. pneumonia. Address flu. feel like you can cany on." like Tylenol. Bergtson said. in order to get vaccinated. Bergtson recommends flu 323 Strider!Carter in art attempt to combat the if you have any of the above Lozenges can help ease the pain of students must not be allergic to vaccinations to all students on Box 8608. NCSU Campus seasonal problem of the influenza symptoms. Bergtson a sore throat. and a decongestant eggs. due to the way the vaccine is campus who "can't afford for Raleigh. NC 276958608 virus. N.C. State‘s Student Health recommends making an such as Sudafed can help a runny made. and they must not have a life to be put on hold for a Services is offering flu vaccinations appointment with Student Health nose. Plenty of liquids and bed rest fever or an upper—respiratory week." Sports page 3 extra! page 5 National news page 4 World news page 6 Serious page 7 Opinion page 8 Classifieds page 10 Page 2 News November 6, 1996
Answers Transfers Degrees available Via World Wide Web Crossword Puzcle Continuedin‘ ..rm Puee‘ 1y g . . lower tunion costs and still live I Soon students may universities. response." more sophisticated computer [76le g with their parents. be Although Peterson‘s emphasized The classroom environment. he learning processes are “not that far lC.O.O . . . . “It may have that effect." able to get a degree over the the benefits to non-campus said. rewards those who respond away." TWO . . , Abrams said. However. “the Internet. students. schools may also Use the quickly whereas. on-line. students The main limitation to on-linv. H ' students who feel that they can virtual campus to supplement the have the ability to "think and brood classes is the limited number of is |:O get into the senior institution still Bv RACHEL RisaLDO real campus. with r‘:otess‘ors and read and write a careful people with Internet access. HT)”. will. Our expectation is that we T“; On. A33 Marcos posting articles on-Iine. or hosting answer." What Eskow considered Although this number is steadily L l S. will still be admitting a freshman us -. C~cas~i real-time chats after classes, an even more dramatic change is growing in the United States (with He class of the same size and iL'-W1REi(‘Hl(‘AG() — In the Peterson‘s is offering the program the increased number of students efforts to facilitate public Internet [A'M's quality." not-sodistaut future. students may to every college and university in who will be able to take classes. access through libraries. schools. MOD According to Abrams. the any university the country. and even some “It a student in Whitefish. centers). the i5770 U advantages of the new system take classes at corporations that offer courses for Montana or Bombay doesn‘t have and community potential harms for without appearing on its physical institutions have the same opportunities that a number of people with network outweigh any catiipus. This is the world employees. No student in Chicago has; that's less access in the rest of the world all concerned. envisioned by Peterson's. the signed up. However. Lawrence said small. The World Learning Cryptoquip “We don’t think it's going to educational publisher. which will she expects colleges from the than equity.‘~ he said. "No one remains divert students away w ho might launch the World Learning Electronic Liniversity Network. knows how many people would be Network. said Eskow. is “very AN APPROPRIATE have entered as freshmen." he said. Peterson's previous effort on able to afford the turtion alone" if tnuch concerned with access. but Network (W LN) January I. 1997. will “migrate they did not have to pay for travel we're opening up access to those ALIAS FOR AN "but rather provide an opportunity WI .\' will be the first center on American ()nl.ine. and “if they could stay in India or AKABIAN SHEEP THEIF for transfer students to come who the World Wide Web for over" to the more comprehensive who can‘t afford the basic might not have had the opportunity universities and colleges to offer World Learning Network. Antigua or Tan/ania." where they technology of the campus." IS ALI BAA BAA otherwise.“ on-Iine classes and education Peterson's has had “a very would be able to maintain jobs or Some components of on~line Peterson's will charge 515.000 interested and very positive reaction take care of families. "Tuition alone classes already exist. A number of per year for a basic "on-line from individual colleges." is only a fraction of the cost for colleges such as the New School for Lawrence said. Eventually the foreign students." Eskow said. Social Research and University of campUs" site which an institution Network may be Distance learning iti general has For a good tirne can tailor to its own needs. The World Learning gained in popularity in recent years. (‘alifomia at Berkeley already offer campus is essentially a web site extended to international campuses. Some .IS percent of public a number of on-line classes. though come to tonight’s with listservs and usenei groups according to Electronic I'niyersity msiiitutions are involved in some most are adult or continuing tfiat can be used for tutorials. Network president Sieve Pskow. way in distance learning. according education courses Around the News staff meeting! seminars. chat rooms. and a who will head the World Learning to Lawrence. That includes country. professors are bookstore. Peterson‘s provides the Network. supplementing campus classes with That's right. news staffers. It's happening tonight. The technology and a training workshop Both Lawrence and Dr. lisk‘ow traditional mail correspondence for course development. argued that on—line learning has real classes and classes ovcr cable on-line components. l event you’ve all been waiting for another meeting. "Peterson's is inst providing the advantages. The WLN provides "an television. Rebecca (irabiner. a forth-year in l technical resources. the virtual real enormous amount of flexibility and Lawrence sees a move. however. the college. is taking a course by it won't last long, but hey. you have to be there. said Susan Ritchie. an enormous amount of richness." toward using computer email in Mishnah. a compilation of estate." coinniunications because of the rabbinic commentaries on the Peterson's director of said Lawrence. Students are free to interactive possibilities and the Exciting stuff that won’t happen at tonight's meeting: communications. Schools can offer learn on their own time and at their availability of the technology Bible. The course. is coordinated by . The news editor won‘t take off his shoes and dance ar0und to the interactive classes and workshops own pace. she said. while schools around the world. a rabbi in Israel. and includes tune of “Super Socks" while worshipping Mr. S. throtigh their sites. along with can use it to enhance the experience What iiiighi an online class be students from around the world. The news staff went engage in an intriguing game of Twrster. various kinds of student services. of traditional students as well as like’ A professor might post a One of the advantages of an entail and Peterson‘s will provide an ori- broaden the school's base beyond written lecture. perhaps enhanced course. according to Grabiner. is What will happen: line library for study and research the physical campus, by audio or visual components like that "I can study whenever I happen with librarian help, Eskow believes the computer may to have time. whether it's before Jay Wlll say nice things to make you turn in your stories on time Although a UtiHL‘I’sII) can in fact improve and facilitate pictures. music. links to other Jenn will say mean things to get you to turn in your stories on time . structure its on-line campus leaming. relevant web pages. etc. along with breakfast or in the middle of the The Phillip Reese Fan Club will cry a river because whatever way it chooses. in most “The computer supplies the background reading. and then host night. lfl have a question I can ask their hero won't be there. cases students will pay the same missing dimension. so the student aii interactive chat at a specified it as soon as it occurs to me price they would for an tin-campus in Canarsie. NY can be in touch time. Students could participate 111 there‘s no waiting until class or for When the clock strikes 7:30 p.m., be at Technician News 1 course. and they will also be with students around the world." he the real—time chats. and then a professor‘s office hours." World Headquarters or you'll get a spanking. eligible for the same loans and said. The Classroom has real participate in private email sessions A growing number of colleges financial aid. according to Barbara limitations. he said and. contrary to with other students and the and universities already have their Lawrence. vice president for popular opinion. "technology professor. They would submit own World Wide Web Sites. which doesn't depersonalize interaction, assignments and tests through could conceivably be expanded into REWARD research at Peterson‘s. In this way. email. students around the world will be The on-line medium encourages Not all class material could be on- on—line campuses. Seeking possible witnesses to an ”incident/argument" able to take classes at American reflection and thought and careful line. Lawrence acknowledged that Peterson's plan is to organize students would still need to buy these efforts into a network; it between two library employees that took place at I I textbooks. Presumably. language remains to be seen whether colleges am, Thursday, October 10 in the reference area of DH courses might also require some and universities will follow their Hill Library. $ reward if you can help. face~to-face interaction. although as lead or create their own virtual LET'S“ PARTY”. Law rence said technology is campuses with already existing Phone 515-5516 (Marty) days; moving forward very quickly. and resources, 550-9256 (evenings) D&T MINI MART CHECK OUR LOW DISCOUNT I’RICPS BI:IORI YOU BUY *FG5OSKIIP-\S \I: Ct . MASTER OF SCIENCE IN tiEFR'l OI‘F.ts'" I)ass1“1‘TI 5L(’1’! 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November 6, 1996 Volume 77, Number 31
Wolfpack too much for Deacons
Sendek I State scored a key ACC court, squashing a late rally by Wake Forest to win the game. l5v7. win over Wake Forest The Deacons continued to \r -U- Tuesday night. pressure the Pack in the second game. Wake Forest took a five-to- Bv K. GAFFNEY one lead early in the game. forcing SrAFF WRlTEf? State battle from behind. In the first few minutes of the It was a much-needed win for the game. State's defensive. which had NC. State volleyball team. played so well in game one. looked Going into last night‘s game sluggish. with balls dropping just in against the Demon Deacons of front of the Pack players. Wake Forest. the Pack had won just “We just weren‘t communicating one of its last six Atlantic Coast well.“ Peterson said of game two. Conference games. “We really have to work on trying Pack coach Kim Hall and Nicole to read where the other team is Peterson. a major offensive key in going and telling your players." last night's win. agreed the Pack‘s Both teams struggled for control. 3-0 win over Wake Forest was like as the game saw six lead changes “getting the monkey off of our and six ties. before State finally back". took the game. l5 13. With key conference match-ups Senior outside hitter Pam Sumner coming up this Weekend the Pack came through for the Pack as she . saw the game against the Demon has all season. collecting three kills Deacons as a perfect opportunity to in the last four plays to put the I We’re not going bowling get themselves refocused. game a ay. this year, but it doesn’t "They‘ve been going through a In the third and final game of the little period of self doubt." Hall match. State scored eight matter... basketball season said. “They just came out and unanswered points. before the is here. played solid. and they came Deacons rallied once again. through." “The main thing we wanted to do The time for talking is over. State‘s offense wasted no time. was to earn our points." Hall said. Beginning tonight at Reynolds jumping out to a 4—0 lead in game Coliseum. Herb Sendck starts his one. TECHNJ: AN FtLE PHC'O reign as Commander in Chief of the The Pack defense was all over the See DEACS. Page The State volleyball team had little trouble with Wake Forest Tuesday, routing the Deacs, 3-0. NC. State basketball program. The last time we saw our beloved Pack. it wasn‘t finishing up its season on a particularly strong note. The team was coming off a Pack’s White and hoops captains honored loss to Georgia Tech in the ACC Toumament and everyone. including their sisters. knew it was SPON'S Sim REPORTS the Wolfpack defeated No. 3 UNC- White and his teammates will face captains for the upcoming the tone for the season. They will time to make a change. Something Charlotte. 3-2 in overtime. He UNC-Wilmington today all.30 basketball season as announced serve the team well as co-captains." drastic. White earns ACC honors recorded the goal in the second pm. at Method Road Soccer Monday by State coach Herh State opens its exhibition season The uniforms had to go. And with N.C. State‘s Carson White has overtime after contributing an assist Stadium. Sendek. tonight at 7110 against Athletes in them went the coach. who moved been named ACC‘ Men's Soccer on an earlier goal in the victory “We are fortunate to benefit from Action in Reynolds Coliseum. upstairs to the Athletics Director Player of the Week for the week against the 49ers. Sendek announces captains the commitment and leadership of ending November 3rd. White currently ranks second on Wolfpack seniors Jeremy Hyatt. our four seniors.“ Sendek said. Wulfpuck Notes can he sent via White. a senior from Raleigh. the team in total points with eight Al Pinkins. Danny Strong and Jason “These young men exhibit the fax to 5I5-5l33. or call us 01515- Sec Passion. Page a scored the game-winning goal as goals and two assists for 18 points. Sutton have been named team character and work ethic that has set 24] I.
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Healthy bones mean higher risk of breast cancer
I Early research finds link University ofPittsburgh. published Wednesday in the Journal of took HRT. But they raise the question of -' ,~'xrr"‘.r':‘;"~rsi . . A lack of estrogen is associated with an the American Medical Association. whether a woman with normal or high « Advanced lmeglng for breast cancer between levels of female increased risk of osteoporosis as well as In fact. the association between a high estrogen levels who takes hormone murmurlrlllt II'Ibendon hormone estrogen and health an increased risk of heart disease. And bone mineral density and breast cancer replacement therapy to. say. cut her risk problems such as osteoporosis lifetime exposure to estrogen is believed was similar to “other strong predictors of of heart disease. could increase her risk and breast cancer. to play a pivotal role in breast cancer. breast cancer." including a family history of breast cancer. There is little a woman can do — or of the disease or radiation exposure. However. in an interview Cauley said it WMindis BY JUDGE,“ 99H}. should do. Cauley and others say — to “The observation that BMD (one was too early to draw any conclusions. “I orsome um NewsoAv change her natural mineral density) think it (the study) identifies the need for lifetime exposure to I predicts breast cancer further research. First of all. we need to A study of 6.854 white women aged 65 estrogen. But the study "£58 suggests a linkage know what is the common denominator. or older found that those who had the -— which did not between two of the It may not be estrogen. It could be other strongest. healthiest bones and thus include women on most common hormones. We need to verify these were at the lowest risk of getting hormone replacement conditions affecting a findings.“ she said. osteoporosis had the highest risk of therapy — raises woman's health.“ said Other experts agreed. “This is the first breast cancer. questions for those who might be taking the researchers from the University of time we‘ve seen this relationship It This is the first major study to correlate HRT. Pittsburgh and the University of sounds biologically plausible. but we still directly bone mineral density and breast Women who had the highest bone California. San Francisco. need more study." said Dr. Sherry cancer. The researchers‘ underlying mineral density were at 2.0 to 2.5 times In the study. the researchers say that a Sherman. director of the hormone. bone hypothesis is that the female hormone the risk of breast cancer compared with woman who has osteoporosis presumably and muscle group at the National institute estrogen is what links the two. said the women with the lowest bone mineral has low estrogen levels and would be at of Aging. part of the National Institutes chief author. Jane Cauley of the density. according to the study to be little increased risk of breast cancer if she of Health. which funded the study.
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I The successful operation this troubled superpower. lease on life. NTV. He said he had been informed wishes. “You must know that all that i did. is reflected in atmosphere of None of the 12 Russian physicians Akchurin told journalists at a by the cardiology center's director. Vowing full trust in am doing and will do —— all this is involved in the tense operation hospital news conference only an Yeygeny l. Chazov. that Yeltsin‘s Chernomyrdin and his other for the sake of Russia. for the sake Russia, but doctors still would risk a prognosis after the hour after completing the operation eyes opened as the anesthesia wore Kremlin lieutenants as “reliable and of making your lives prosperous hesitent in making procedure that seemingly stopped that he had tried to put out of his tiff. tested people." Yeltsin said they and dignified." Yeltsin said. “it is prognosis. beans across the country. But relief mind that he was operating on a The ailing president had held on to would have to shoulder a huge particularly important to me to let was evident from the streets to the head of state. burden in the coming days. you know this today." B) _CAR0L J. WILLIAMS stock market. which rose 2 percent “Every time you enter an his powers until the final minute Los ANGELES TIMES upon news that the surgery went off operating room. you feel a colossal before the operation. signing a ' without major medical responsibility for any patient. decree designating Prime Minister MOSCOW — President Boris complications or political power because he is entrusted to you." said Viktor S. Chernomyrdin as acting yiiiw bypass surgery Is performed'iéi Yeltsin battled back into grabs. the soft-spoken surgeon. still in head of state at 7 am. Moscow time -_Two methods of grafting a blood vessel onto the heart to bypass. consciousness Tuesday after Akchurin's mentor. U.S. heart green scrubs. “I tried to forget that ~ when the surgery started and ‘obstructed coronary artery. surgeons stopped his heart for 68 surgery pioneer Dr. Michael this is the president of Russia." issuing three final orders on minutes to stitch five bypasses DeBakey. gave a more effusive Akchurin said he suspected regional personnel matters before ii Ilse placeofvein from Vt, Ilsea piece ofartery In chest around the damaged organ in hopes being rendered unconscious. E mn or “I “ unit 0Segment of left Internal of restoring his once-legendary account of the Yeltsin too was nervous. but that 0 Segment of vein” mammeary artery (from procedures the president lnterfax news agency. which i‘.from arm or leg' “m “Hr... chest we I)_attaohed to vigor. he watched sought to ease enjoys close ties to the Kremlin. sutured. to aorta . i”t ' large arteryunder Visibly exhausted after the seven- via monitor the pressure on quoted “well-informed sources" as hour operation on what has come to with other those around saying Yeltsin would resume key ‘. ’ ‘ i 3 . fl: I990" be known in Russia as “Heart No. f o r e i g n h' . presidential duties Wednesday. i'awgi‘y‘” V ’r l." chief surgeon Dr. Renat colleagues eDWS l‘nf could see including control of the briefcase Akchurin described the operation as at the Moscow that he carrying an encoding device for f. theer or C" " . “sufficiently successful" while realized that any expression of his launching nuclear missiles. y’eln ment 5 '0' .’0‘, ,5 grelt sutured cautioning colleagues to be on Cardiological Center. where the coronaryv': guard for any hint of complications operation took place. nervous state could affect the Before the surgery. Yeltsin had '5!do a mintery 2' ,.) 1") to in the sensitive post-operative “I think they were all very. very surgeons. so he was in good humor taped a radio address to the Russian 3‘“ . 899 :15: " 3' period. pleased with the way it went. The and made jokes.“ Akchurin said people that was replete with l‘(1'“Lisp '/ r" The most high-profile world Russian doctors were all very about the minutes before the emotion and left many listeners leader ever to undergo open-heart exuberant about it.“ DeBakey said operation. with an eerie sense that he might be surgery while in office. Yeltsin after the operation. which he Yeltsin emerged from the saying goodbye. . Ienelltsel .. \ , :7 SOURCE wagered his life in a bid to deemed “a complete success." anesthesia at 6:45 pm. less than “Compassion and kind words are “lull": Increase . . .4 éNevlnM. Km. . DeBakey predicted Yeltsin would five hours after the operation ended. ”blood flow through “mm.“ W”$32333 , overcome the debilitating effects of presidential spokesman Sergei V. sometimes more important to a man l.ooronery artery to _ 0...an three heart attacks and recover the recover swiftly and soon be back to than any medicine." he told fellow ligand muscle 2 Coronaryarterlee strength needed to continue guiding work in the Kremlin with a new Yastrzhembsky told independent Russians in gratitude for their good JUr'tA' EIB
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"I V “U (“Wilma "I'm In“ last reeord Q‘ l‘\ e heard a lot about .3: INNIIIUII when he dime to \ Itgznta arid get xtudentx netted abotit N (‘ WeKe been hearing from Q: llou \\ ax the performance on "\dreettie Song" good and bad. f So out went the old and III earn-e xtgned toruard Danton l'hornton ‘italt‘ H pt'otnoterx that the market Ix xott ('onan’ I realh like it. btit what kind or the ne\\ l‘he new or .gotirxe. being \t that 'ttotnent. In} tttendx. I It ax \ .trionx aetI\ItIex are plattned nor» that there Ix a lot ol' trat'l'ie .-\. lt \\ ax a much better reaetton haie _\ou gotten and Whtti Herb Sendek trorn .\lIaInI ttlhroi teallI. Irttl} Iead\ tor baxketball throughout the \Ieek. Wllh the and people Ittxt aren't coming out to e\perienee than our tirxt appearance do you think about It" No“. beeatixe I had newt heard \e'dv‘lt li‘ \lttlI Setttor t'laxx t‘ounetl'x Home xhtm x. We \d“ exidenee or that on (‘onan l ha\en't watehed the .»\. Yeah. dettnttel) Int\ed “a”?2.55/9.sin... or Sendek prior to hIx hiring. otten But here’x the beaut) ot the \\ hole totning part\ as the Inoxt \\ hen Ike pla)ed In LotIIinlle. KY a tape I'm really not interexted reactions from people eonting up titnex l‘d eont‘uxe htx natne “tilt thing Regardlexx ot ho“ the teant anttetpated l'he} had originall) couple ot \Ieekx ago on a Honda} btit l l‘elt a lot tnore rela\ed. arid talking That xortg ix xueh a thoxe xottndtng xntttlar‘ doex thtx xeaxon, l'll knou (‘oaeh planned to otgant/e a huge outdoor night and one ot the gtt}x trorn Q. What'x tip mm the welding throuavia}. l wrote It pr‘ett} Intteh t'onxetittentlx, ItIan\ eonxetxattonx \endek Ix out there dome band part'x. l‘III the\ deetded to llootte and the Blout'txh came out helrnetx on the liner notex" tongue III eheek. l \Iaxn‘t tr)Ing to 'a?“Red‘s,f. had ttutte an Interexttng l\\t\l W hen e\et\thrng he ran to get the Itarrou tlt‘\\ll their opttonx b_\ to the xhou arid the) new playing .»\ Nothing to that. We ended up xa) an}thing xignilieant. I think that It ettttte to Woltpaek baxketball baxketball program baek to \Iltete ll Ie\te\\tng a ltxt ot' pr‘teex ot battdx the to||o\\tng night We had that In xorne xtttdto III Raleigh to do the people \\ ho reall} dexpixe the xong We Wait a mtnttte Ixn t that the \\ ax .i deearle ago through l'axI (‘oaxt l‘IllL‘FIJlItIIICIil nIght otl, xo the) got tIx itito the photo xhoot and \\e Ittxt notreed are ktttd ol‘ nIIxxtng the potttt a bit gu} trortt "l-Itll llouxe " bath the \\ hole "1 ll gne Ion llt\ lla\ Itex and Smith deetded to no He xhou and the) played thtx l5.t)t)tl thoxe thingx I)Ing around. xo to But part of that Ix that l tailed to Xontmrte I‘Iw \o. l‘rexton. that'x \Ikex lot a dollar" thing the (‘oniiellx a band baxed III tapaettt and there “ere te\\er than tune tun. we _|tIxt put them on and eome} that l \Iax aware ot that Bob Saget \o\\ It'x here. tInall) \ rexptte Raleigh. to pertorm at the 5.00” people at that xlttt“ then xotneone had the bright Idea to When he went III to reeord It I \\.'tx ”I" ()h \\ hold \\e hne’ Irout the mixer) «It 31 point loxxex llotnetonttng part) t) \\ ltere did the name of the pttt them III the (‘l). thinking. I wrote thtx ax Itixt a toxx \‘untt'nrtt‘ I so llerb \eIIdek to out ateh tI\.tl lh-e ('onnellx \\lll pertorrn album eotne trorn" 0‘ Are _\ou playing an} ot the .ma). honextl}. I think I “rote it III .lle' Uh l'he nttdget ttont \o tor the tune l‘t‘Illti. us turn tll lhnrxdav Vmeniber "L at tlte RIt/. »\ Stew l’otak threu that pliraxe xongx that didn't make the album l5 IItitttItex. \xlueh Ix pretty C\ttlL‘Ill. l‘antax) lxland put a\\.r\ out "tio \\ oltpatk lreketx \\lll be a\atlable in tlte otIt lle \i‘ax talking about photo oti the totIr or are thoxe tor later When we were reeordtttg It. It l'lttttiatelv xtteh an ext hange l‘ootball .\nd laketl t'atn \\Ith llrtekxard “edtiexdtu and opporttintttex on one ot ottr trtpx to .ilbttmx" dim tied on me that there‘x nothing would eonelttde \\ Itlt Itte :Letttng hit \ on" bumper xtteketx and Ittrtt our l'httr xda\ trorn Ill a In. to p III l-urope lle luxt xatd that he .»\' Fhere'x a good poxxibtltt} or irt the perlor'nianee ol the onIg or in the head utth a blunt obtett l Ike attention to Reittoldx (‘oltxetr’u \tndentx tan alxo pttrehaxe tieketx Intended to take pieturex of “Weird them xho\\tng up on a future the xtiigrng ot the xong that \Iiottld a toaster men \Itd the next gm llob \aget a! the door the night ol the xhtm l’ood arid Deutxtatton." xo i thought reeordx bttt no. We aren't letting an} xuggext that It \\ax Intended to be My point Ix thIx \arne lIt ket ptteex tor ttttderelaxxinen Ix Ii \iitltttletl kind Di elei er. ot thoxe out tongue III eheek. xo ean xee uh} recognition alone probablx did not l/It )ItIt‘.’ .“rt‘ilnu I’\ a airman III \.\ arid xentor Iieketx are ‘54. l'htx Q. llo“ ltad tlte I'L‘L‘Ct‘ltott in ()2 Hate W“ been thinking abottt people uottldn't xee that ha\e exer) perxon \\ ho bleedx warmnunt tIIlt’Il t In: In u .n In t.‘ totieert Ix xpeettteall} tor State “WI -\l)" been III littrope" a tie“ albttttt ahead; 1’ (J llate you gotten an} reaetton Woltpaek red lining up tor xeaxon [In xltw'w' writ x. .I It \.4 t Ila xtudentx. xo be prepared to prexetit A I think there Ix a ehanee that :\' :\s a ittatter ot t'aet. \\e‘\e been to “l“rtendl} ’l‘tttte‘.” l read that \ottt xtndent ll) \\ hen )ou purehaxe we'll make It oierxeax xornettrne talktng about It already ll \\e are In ten III the Waxhtngton l‘oxt. Ia lxt'l\ and at tlte door, new year. I tlittik that we‘re going to xtIek around and make .-\ Jenkiux Mark Jenktnx l "W e Ieall) \\ant to do xotnethtng lteenxed to liMl throughout Inoxt ot~ more reeordx. \\e IealI/e that It IneatL I don‘t know how to l EVbanncnrcaturltogggv great tor llorneeonttng We u ant to l‘ttItlpt‘. and tlttrtk the) “CH: \Iould be In otit bext Inter‘ext to do It eharaeterI/e that renew l gttexx It'x put \ (,' State on the map." 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Influx means increase I Transfer influx could Whether it does or not. the result in another tuition increased number of 300- and 4(ltl-level classes will have increase. effects. Morejuniors and seniors will mean tnore ext fall. community sections for courses currently colleges across North offered. That means tnore time Carolina are switching alternatives when scheduling. to the semester system and are Instead of one 8 am. offering creating a standard core of a class. there may be a curriculum. This could spell morning and an afternoon another tuition increase for section or an early - and late NC. State students. morning offering. Once these community lt is also possible that with college students enroll at more students \\ till \ .iry mg NCSU. they will most likely areas of interests. biannual be upperclassiiien. The course offerings iii.t\ become required classes the transfer more frequent There may also students will have to take may be more specialised offerings be costly to the unoersiiy l because those classrooms tend covering subject areas not l to be smaller and require more currently offered . specialized curricula and This situation has equal i instructors potential to be a hardship or .i f To counter the problem. the blessing to students The key i L'NC sv stem is considering a area of concern is w hat will it 3 proposal in w hich funding to do to the ttiition bill‘ Handled the university w ill depend on appropriately. it should have the level of courses and no effect. Let‘s bottom-line number of credit hours. rather this. You have increased than the number of full-time numbers ofjuniors and seniors students attending the requiring additional 300- and university. 400- level courses. You need Another potential problem more money to teach these with the new system is that specialized classes. Increased more students may attend numbers ofjuniors and seniors community colleges for two bring increased numbers of Administration doesn’t take input seriously years and then transfer. They tuitions paid. It sounds like the would get the same number of new students will bring new "We care about you. We want to shouldn't we have access to somebody is liable to like the idea). credits with lower tuition costs money with them. A tuition hear what you have to say. Your ' Chris Baysden information that will enable us to the Senate might pass a resolution and can still live with their increase should not be needed. opinion matters to its." pick the best teachers ~ instead of denouncing it. All these resolutions parents. The administration It will require a great deal of This diatribe is echoed by those goobers who are just here for are supposed to find their way to seems convinced this will not talking to convince students administrators across this campus research‘.‘ the chancellor's office. affect the number of incoming that a tuition increase is on a daily basis. Every time Zen Two words: Schenck Forest. Does So what'.‘ Does the administration Technician does a story on a policy 7u— anybody on this campus not support seriously think we believe they freshmen at NCSU. needed to make this happen. decision at this university. we get the living classroom it provides? have an influence. The Senate has the same stock reply. particularly Students and professors have no forth of veto power. it simply from those whiz kids in Holladay condemned the proposed road. as if makes recommendations. The Trouble with TRACS Hall. They always tell us how much it were the highway to hell. But the Faculty Senate also makes 0 X—TRACS. a schedule— they care about our input and what university ’s administration still recommendations. But which I Registering for classes a big difference it will make in their won't state an official position on legislative body do you think is a lot tougher than it planning aid available through decision. the subject. Are they not hearing the cairies more weight around Eos and Unity accounts. can't Well. looks. tell students how many seats after four years of this. l‘m L___fij ' . . . messages we‘re sending them. or do Holladay Hall'.’ l wonder if the finally fed up. l've got news for all McKimmon Center in the middle of they just not care'.’ chancellor makes paper airplanes are still available in a class or you students out there. The a school day. Obviously. the Board Many of you may be wondering out of those student government t's that time of year again. what the waiting list looks administration at this university of Trustees didn't seem to care how students are supposed to voice recommendations or if they get when students visit their like. It does provide a doesn't give a flying fig about what what students thought when they their concerns to the administration. filed straight into the wastebasket‘.’ advisers to get their PIN constantly updated list of you think. Chancellor Larry passed that hill. Well. as I see it. there are two Once again. don‘t misunderstand numbers and then use the Monteith. Provost Phillip Stiles and methods -— neither of which are what I’m saying. I am not blasting classes. including those that the Board of Trustees aren't And that‘s not all. What about effective. Let me elaborate. the Student Senate. The Senate does phone for hour.s on end just to are canceled. But for those interested in your input. They plus/minus grading? l've never seen register though TRACS. There students know a groundswell of support from The first is the Student Senate. what it can to represent Us. The who don‘t utilize it. what they want to do on most students about that issue. Are Before any senators out there get problem is. it doesn‘t have enough has to be an easier way to X—TRACS doesn't do much issues. and they proceed to execute Monteith and Stiles hallucinating'.’ excited. let me assure you that i am power or influence to do that in an register without resorting to good. their intentions with little or no Do they see pink elephants dressed not about to blast the members of effective fashion. That‘s not the the long-abandoned drudgery Registering for classes regard for the opinion of the student as students coming out from their that body. My problem is with the fault of the senators — that‘s this of waiting in line in Reynolds through the lntemet should be body. walls shouting. “Give us way the administration views the community‘s fault. We should Coliseum. implemented as soon as You want examples? Remember plus/minus? We demand Senate. which has nothing to do demand to have more say in how NC. State students can see possible. With an ever- the S400 tuition increase they plus/minus! We like to get lower with the actual senators. Every this school is run. their previous grades. course reamed us with last year‘.’ Our grades I don‘t think so couple of weeks. the Senate meets The second way students can talk growing student population. opinion really mattered then. didn‘t How about students hav ing access to pass finance bills and/or about policy issues with listings and grade distribution lntemet registration might be it'.’ The Student Senate denounced to teacher evaluations" That's been resolutions. Through these administrators is to attend the reports online. It‘s only logical the best way to expand the increase in a resolution. Even an issue at NC State for years. it‘s resolutions. the Senate tries to Chancellor‘s Liaison meeting. For that there should be a way for TRACS. It would allow people bei'er. the university held an open odd that we don‘t get to see how represent the student body's stance those of you who don’t know. students to register via the who would otherwise be meeting where students could state our peers grade their professors. if on university policy. For instance. if liaison is the impotent vehicle lntemet. calling long-distance to their opinion on the issue. That the idea is to get a good education. NCSL’ is considering raising tuition TRACS online is in the register without any great meeting was held at the again (I shouldn‘t bring that up. Sm- BAvsoEN. Page 9 works. but you have to difficulty or expense. question whether it will be The availability of online completed in time for some of registration would also take Beginning the search for self us to use it. some of the burden off of Mr. Many ofthe problems with TRACS. who seems to be Where‘s the passion" Where's the desire. I thought that would be time to sit anti really think. But registering for classes lie getting a little slow in his old fire‘.’ Where are the heated impossible. so I asked. “Where can then. why didn't I say that school is within the TRACS system age. Streamlining the service discussions about the meaning of i find these people?“ the most important thing to tne — itself. The TRACS book often life and the existence of God'.’ Some He looked at tne as though I was a because it isn't? l said learning to better accommodate would say that you can't find any of complete idiot. and said. “Look about myself is most important. yet lists classes or sections that are students will give students a that around campus. but you're around you. why do you think I am I don't spend any time on it. That is canceled or unavailable. But better impression of the wrong. Something is brewing at here with all these students who going to have to change. students don’t know that until TRACS system and make NC. State. worked to put together this film Meanwhile. the discussion they call. registering much easier. A few months ago. I watched a presentation? We have these events continued. and it was intense. A lot Those students that rely on movie my friend lent me about a and weekly discussion meetings in of people said they knew more Buddhist monk who was in prison hopes to help some people out. You about themselves after the meeting. Opinions expressed in the columns. for smuggling drugs into Amen'ca. should come by and check out a I remember one person saying that Technician cartoons. photo illustrations and letters liked the movie so much. that I meeting. See if you like it." people nowadays don't “seize the North Carolina State UniverSity's that appear on Technrcran's pages are the wrote a column about it. “The "0kay. I will." I said goodbye and day" often enough and that they Student Newspaper Since 1920 Views of the individual writers and Prison Sutras" was shown in i
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November 6, 1996 Special Section
Helms beats Gantt in Senate seat rematch
I Jesse Helms once Tuesday evening in a rematch taken up to election day morally and spiritually of their I‘Nt) Lt)nlL‘\l by: a showed a more closely In the meantime. a more successfully margin of 53 percent to 46 contested race. Helms. disappointed (jantt advised his defends his Senate seat percent with 70 percent of the however. never relinquished supporters front his (‘harlotte against Harvey Gantt. state‘s precincts reporting the solid Icad he took early in headquarters to "keep on Parties (iantt. the former (‘harlotte the race. keepin' on." He consoled them iriay'or. failed in his attempt to Helms thanked his by saying. "I am disappointed. Bv WALLASE L. Atsrors become the first black elected supporters. family and the but I feel good The sun will to lECHNlt‘lAN to the Senate from the South young people involved in his come up in the morning. and split SPrCiAi sin R:constructiori. campaign during his victory we will get up," The bitter and divisive race The llelms/(iantt contest was speech Tuesday night at the Helms is regarded as one of for North (.‘ardlina‘s Senate one of the most closely North Raleigh Hilton. the tnost controversial seat was a case of history watched races in the country N "No one could love or admire conservative politicians in the Senate repeating itself. vvith much of its tundirig North Carolina more than me." United States. He earned this Republican Senator Jesse coming ti'otii out of state. Helms told a cheering crowd distinction with his outspoken Helms defeated Democratic The margin of victory came "I am going to do everything l HIDE lERADA/SIAH as a surprise to some. Polls can to restore this nation seats Helms greets future voters on the way to the polls. challenger Harvey (lantt 5M SENATE l’rtrw 5 I No GOPs and one Democrat win local state senate races. Voters turn out in droves Bv BONNIEROGERSON Svtcai to Trcwcwv I Officials estimate that an become more conscious about the different reasons. Raleigh resident percent voter turn~out in that percent by the time the polls Brad Miller and Eric Reeves. both importance of voting. Scott Murray said he voted precinct. closed. Aycock credited strong Democrats. took the two senate early 70 percent of "The voter turnout today is the because it is "an important part of Across town in North Raleigh. voter turn-out to the efforts ot seats in the District 14 race with a registered voters cast best I've ever seen." Barbour said. being an American." voters also crowded into the State and County Board of 30 and 25 percent majority ballots this year. Approximately 2.800 people are Murray is a registered voter in polling booths. Susan Aycock. Elections to increase the number respectively. The district stretches registered to vote at the Polk Street Precinct 3. at Fire Station No. 6 on chief elec‘tion judge official for of registered voters through the over portions of Raleigh and Wake Bv RAE BAZZARRE AND location and as of 6:50 pm . i550 the corner of Oberlin Road and Precinct 43 at St. Raphael Catholic Motor Voter Bill and registration County. as well as parts of JESSICA SciiLEivcER people had voted. One of those Fairview Road. According to Church on Falls of the Neuse by mail. Johnston County. 89mm to TECHNiCim l.50() people was Victoria election official Frances Newby. Road. was pleased to report that at State Board of Elections Republican nominee Henry Walden. a Clinton and Gantt L300 out of L964 registered 6:30 pin. 63 percent of the representatives estimated in McKoy. who lost. was the Raleigh voters can pat supporter who said she voted to voters had voted by 5:50 pm. and precinct's voters had already cast WRAL's Online News that a 70 incumbent and completed his first themselves on the back for a job ”get some folks out of office." 69 absentee votes had been cast as their ballots. She expected that percent turnout was not out of the term. The other Republican well done. Voter turnout in the People go to the rolls for well, accountin_ for the nearl 7t) number to rise to at least 65 question. candidate was June Kelley Roberg. state's capital city met the State Max Lloyd was the Libertarian Board of Election's prediction of candidate competing for a seat. 65 percent. During the campaign. McKoy. a Minutes before the polls closed management consultant. took a at 7:30 pm. NC. State students stand on education by endorsing snaked in a long line out the door smaller class sizes in the lower at the l’ullen Park Arts Center. grades and increased salaries and waiting to cast their ballots. Lee bonuses for good teachers. while Churchill. chief election judge holding that more should be done official at Pullen. assured people to fire those who are poor standing in line that they would instructors. have the chance to vote. Roberg. another Republican able to have competitor. is a homemaker and "I haven't even been civic volunteer. She believes a drink of water." Churchill said. schools should return to the basics. "This is the biggest turnout l've Roberg also favors the school seen in the years I've worked here. choice policy. which would enable It should be like this all the time!" parents to decide where their [Erica Smith. an NC. State children go to school N be it public sophomore in accounting. said she or private N via tuition vouchers. voted simply because "my mother Miller. a lawyer. says the state told me to." should concentrate on early Whatever the reasons motivating childhood education. He favors people to vote. election officials in expanding the Smart Stan program Raleigh were excited about in Wake county. Miller also citizens' dedication. supports alternative schools with High voter turnout is attributed lovver student«teacher rations for partly to the presidential election, problem kids. as well as the State Board of Reeves. also a lawyer. also touted Election‘s improved voting system increased teacher salaries as a way N including motor voter to improve education. He wants to registration. Annie B. Barbour. establish a program that would chief election judge official at provide higher—education Precinct l4 on Polk Street. said scholarships for middle-class kids. she thought the president's race in the Senate District 36 race. was only one factor here. She said HtDE Trnm’Swr incumbent Republican John that she believed people have Many students and alumni, like Jennifer Eggleston, 0 recent NCSU graduate, voted 01 the Pullen Pork Crafts Center. Carrington won by a 55-45 percent vote tally over Democrat and first- time runner. Constance Ludwig. The district covers Cary. Apex. and sections of North Raleigh. Carrington has been a recognized Hunt wins Clinton loses NC, proponent of deep tax cuts and increased government efficiency. He has also campaigned for term limits. In prior elections. he rersed fourth term wins America money from political action committees. Thus. he has mostly financed his own campaigns. I Bill Clinton may have chance and failed to prove Ludwig had set education as a as governor won the election, but Wake himself." Yarbrough. howeverdid priority and would have supported County voters disagree with not vote because she was unable to a tax hike if it proved beneficial to get to her Durham polling place the schools. Unlike Carrington. that decision. Student Jeremy Black offered a who has opposed legalized abortion I Although Robin Hayes throw in the more dubioUs explanation for fought hard, he must return towel. resume Bv JOHN P. BURKE supporting the challenger in previous campaigns. except in the fetal 506cm to TECHNICLAN "I don't know.“ he said ”I've the instance of rape. incest or home empty-handed while position. and seen Bob Clinton [sic]. ljust danger to the mother's life. Ludwig Jim Hunt enjoys a fourth return to your N.(‘. State student Jacquelle wanted somebody different." supports abortion rights. She says term in the governor’s hometown? Legget voted for President Bill Black's reasoning is countered by she would vote for money to pay mansion. For both Clinton. and he thinks he is a fairly Josh Batten. who said (‘linton for abortions for poor women. candidates. the representative voter. "I voted for "hasn't messed up too bad so far " Bv KIMBERLY Slk()RA AND answer is a him." he said. "Sure he's going to Results from the Pullen Arts and ROBERT GREENE r e s o u n d i n g Win." Crafts Center. a polling place Sorcw t0 licni-iir lAN "No." Savitri and Derrek Saxon of located near the N C State campus "There was Raleigh agreed. Mrs. Saxon called where many students voted. elections ’96 What is interesting about North some sense of (‘linton "our best bet at changing showed much stronger support for Carolina's gubernatorial race is not certainty. but the welfare reform." Her husband Clinton than the rest of Wake necessarily that Jim Hunt will be Hunt campaign cited school loans as a primary County did. ()f the 3.l97 votes Secretary of State: returning for a record fourth term. was pushing to reason for re—electing the cast at that precinct. more than half but rather that many believe the the end." said president. favored Clinton. Petty tastes defeat. race between the Democrat and J e n n i f e r Sim/Anon FARFAN Ill/Sim In a race too close to call at 9 Dole fared even vvorsc at other Page 28 Gullette. presi- North Corollnlons voted to keep Jim Hunt 05 the pm . when ABC News projected districts frequented by NC. State Republican candidate Robin Hayes dent of the state’s governor. Clinton as the wrnner with 275 students. At Jaycee Park. Clinton was over before it began Y o u n g electoral votes nationwide. Wake beat the challenger by a better than Indeed. Hunt has lead all the way Democrats of Wake County. "The Despite his loss. "I feel just like County voters disagreed with two-to one margin. At Fire Commentary: and capped off the landslide with a people working the campaign were James Brown." said Hayes. "I feel Legget and the Saxons. By a Station #5. the margin was nearly Students need to 57 to 42 percent victory. never satisfied." good. He [lluntl knew what he had margin of 48.4 percent to 45.8 four-to—one. When the polls. the media and Hunt. in fact. repeatedly stressed to do and he got it done." percent. Wake county supported Reform Party candidate Ross get out and vote. supporters have declared the the importance to voters of not Hunt did get it done. The mood challenger Bob Dole. Perot fared worse in Wake County Page 38 incumbent the winner before the being over confident. was festive and celebratory as North Carolina's l4 electoral than he did four years ago. taking campaign even begins. what's a And. Hayes remained hard on the supporters gathered at the Radisson votes also went to Dole. and that only 5.2 percent of the vote. He candidate to do'.’ campaign trail all the way to the Hotel in downtown Raleigh. last was no surprise to student Whitnee claimed only 10.628 votes wrthin Reforendums: If you're Jim Hunt. do you loosen eleventh hour. without any signs of night. They were waiting for the Yarbrougli. the county. Voters pass bonds. your tie. grab a cold one and let concession. Unfortunately for him. votes to proclaim what they had "I agreed with most of his everything "take care of itself?" that just was not enough. issues." she said. "Clinton had a Page 48 lt you‘re Robin Hayes. do you See HUNl. Page ()8 See BILL. Page ()8 Page ZB elections ’96 November 6, 1996
Etheridge, Price defeat GOP incumbents
I Two Republican freshmen Congressman from the 3nd Precinct District at 10:45 pm. After Contributors to his campaign experience as a policeman didn't conceded to Bob Etheridge with thanking Herneman. he said. "Our reflected his support of these issues. equip him for Congress. Price can labelled as vulnerable lose Etheridge carrying 56 percent of the agenda had to include reaching He garnered support from such deal with a broader range of policy. to their Democratic rivals. votes, with 43 percent of the across the aisle and taking the best groups as the Sierra Club and the He is a more broad person precincts reporting. ideas from both sides. That's the \lational Education Association intellectually." With 54 percent of the precincts attitude l'm going to take to Political Action Committee. The 2nd Precinct race was close as BY TRAcv THOMPSON Lvos reporting. Price held 53 percent of Washington." Fred Heineman is best known for well. but Etheridge will be returning SJEc‘wi ‘c‘ 'tfim‘oc m the votes to Herneman's 47 percent Price had represented the 4th his stand on crime. His 15 years as to Washington after a six-year for the 4th District. Heineman District iti Congress for four terms Chief of Police in Raleigh absence. He represented the 2nd Two Democrats who had left conceded the race at the Republican after being elected in With. He was influenced his voting in Congress Precinct from [979 to 1989. Washington. one in the Republican Headquarters at the Raleigh Hilton ousted by Heineman in the during his freshman year. While in Hounded by the scandal of his landslide of l994. will return to at ill pin. Republican landslide of IW-l. office. he voted to increase anti- highly publicized car accident last power in the wake of their bitterly "in a district that's bl) percent He is a professor of political terrorist efforts. increase sentences year. Funderburk otitspent fought victories for seats in the tDeriiocratl to 31) percent policy at Duke l'rirversity and the for violent crimes against children Etheridge in the campaign. but it House. tRepublicaiil. l thought we did son of two educators. Education has and the elderly. and he helped pass apparently was not enough to send In early returns Tuesday. David okay." Heineman told a cheering always been an important issue for Megan's Law. a bill that requires the freshman incumbent back to Price. the Democratic crowd after berrig introduced with Price. in a speech at NC State in law enforcement agencies to notify Washington. Congressional candidate for the 4th his nickname. "the Chief." He October. he said. "We are close to the public when convicted sex Both races were unusually tight. District. was declared the victor of congratulated Price and thanked his turning our backs on the most offenders move into an area. but Funderhurk and Heineman were this closely watched race. He will campaign workers. ”There's no iriiportant issue -- education." He But as one white male Republican considered two of the most replace freshtnan Congressman bitterness here i congratulated has also been a supporter of voter said outside the polling site at vulnerable Republicans nationally. Fred Heineman. who replaced hriii Price." But he added. "The environmental issues. Fred Fletcher Park. "He's too far Richard Nordan. the Democratic -— I l r only two years ago. campaign got bitter i didn't like "Heineman and Gingrich are right. too radical. Price is' better Party Precinct Chair said, "We had Sfil‘cALU’? Fn'oAN lIl/S'xw in another closely followed and that at all. biit apparently that‘s the trying to roll back legislation on because he knows what he‘s doing." better than 50 percent tumout. close Bob Etheridge stole Dovrd bitter Congressional race. David tenor of the tunes." environment ~ trying to roll back Another voter. a Democrat. added. to ()0 percent." This clearly favored Fundetburk’s thunder tn Funderburk. a freshman Republican Price accepted the seat of the 4th 20 years of bipartisan agreement." ”Heineman is over his head. His the challengers in these two races. Tuesday/s electron
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Victory! celebrate Helms’
l Senate victory I Jesse Helms celebrated the affirmative action. She feels the llliijilril) of voters today do not have the education and beginning of another term at his knowledge to express their opinions clearly l victory celebration last night at the "i am Willing to help fund those disabled l North Raleigh Hilton. or elderly individuals. biit i wont support l alcoholics and drtig addicts." said langley l Bv JENNIFER Wesriiiiooic "lf Clinton gets re-clcctcd. it will not be Ill AND JEFF Foxx years before the blood will be running in the l Setcvii to thwci-is streets." l Other people had somewhat more The sound of guitars and banjos was ringing conservative predictions of what another li through the ballroom at the North Raleigh tertn with Bill Clinton as president will be Hilton last night as 9ll-year-old Jack Wardlaw like, Bill Stevenson. 35. is a law student at sang "Jesse is the man for Us. that's why we're Campbell L'nrversity' who noted the legal here tonight." ramifications of this term "I've known Jesse Helms for 40 years. back "People dorii realr/e that they aren't lust when he was on WRAL news." Wardlaw electing Clinton and his administration. but said. "And l've sent him a birthday card every since some Supreme (‘ourt Justices are year since." probably going to retire this term. they ate Wardlaw. who has played at every Jesse Helms electron-night party since the it “tape to God that beginning. was not the typical representative of the crowd that attended the GOP's election j we can hold on to night party The attendees ranged from people like Wardlaw to an infant in a baby lthe House and Senate." carrier sporting a bib that read "wee— publican." ('olby (Liner. bringing Colby Carter. an lX-year‘old student at 'l'cert-.-\ge Republican In a new Millbrook High School and vice-chair of Supreme ('oiirt.” Stevenson said The Teen—Age Republicans (TAR). stood Supreme (‘ourt will w.i\ liberal. especially if watching patiently as the return numbers Republicans lose the Senate lhat means were shown on a screen. the Clinton legacy will last for at least "I hope to God that we can hold onto the another decade .\nd a Supreme Court that House and Senate." Carter said. "if not we're aligns itself with Clinton is gorrrg to be pro going to see more government involvement abortion and is going to blur distinctions and less individual freedom." between male and female. .itid will be in "As a young person. I already don't make favor of enlarging the stopc of govcrtrrtient much money. but when I look at my pay power. check and see the amount of money that David Mirrrcy. d senior at lzloii College. goes to the government. i know we need not only e\crcrsed his rrglit to \otc. birt he someone like Bob Dole who will lower also interned for the North (‘aroliria taxes." Carter said. Republican Party, He attended the National Young people aren't the only ones Republican Convention and tirade contacts concerned with lower taxes and supportive with the North Carolina dclcgalcs Murrey of Bob Dole. Tassie Langley. a 7()syear-old says the internship through the Washington lifetime conservative. feels the Democratic Center has made an impact on his ow n party is creating a free enterprise and raising political affiliation as he participated lit the taxes. stating "higher taxes are taking our groundwork for the Republican campaign freedoms away ”l atii concerned with the social and TD YOUNG/STAFF "North Carolina has lost a great deal from economic issues that affect young people Jim Hunt will be book as governor for four more years. the immorality of Clinton and the lack of these days." Murrey‘ said. 'Dole presented a knowledge of Hunt." Langley said. tnuch better plan for Social Security and Langley touched on several issues Medicare. L'nder Clinton. when i am my L_.WV_A4c. concerning North Carolina's education and parent‘s age. there won't be anything left ” I W?“ o Elaine Marshall '. Hi-tech media
races past the King . + falls flat ‘5, t I Petty's driving record gives and paid $65 in fines and court costs. Although the fine was minimal to Petty. a '— 4" 1 Alex Storey Brokaw giust sat there and prattled Marshall the edge she needs to win. multr-millionarre and seven-time NASCAR . l ‘ on in his best Al (jore National Champion. the consequences of his ' R ‘Y . LC 0 M M E N T A R \ impersonation . or does he always Bv BECKY DAVIS AND ADRIAVNA KstER actions have proven to be irreparable to his ‘_ g .‘ 1 Unlike most people. i always sound like that.’ Their sets were Saris. " '.= .~-. .m. campaign for Secretary of State. thought the television media to be a colorful but not basy. though the Marshall. a Lillrngton lawyer. was found to be great source of amusement. The backdrop looked like a lineup from Elaine Marshall became the first woman leading the pi lls on Oct. I9 by a survey of masses watch the nCWs intently. the 'c'iiiverse's Most Wanted elected Secretary of State in North Carolina probable voter . commissioned by The News and hanging on every word. Though l'ni Neblulae. when she captured the office Tuesday with 5l ()bserv er and WTVD New sChannel ll a news junkie myself and absorb But wart. it gets worse percent of the vote. Until a few weeks ago, Maintaining 53 percent of the vote. Marshall news like an alcoholic in rum. i get (‘HS had a touch screen mounted many North Carolinrans believed Richard Petty lead Petty by 23 percent Sixteen percent of the a good laugh out of network to the desk in front of Rather and would speed away from the polls last night as the voters were still undecided at that point. newscasts. This year's election was visible through what would be new Secretary of State. They were wrong Marshall sees the position of Secretary of State spectacle was no different. best described as the 'over~the- Early in the race. Marshall had little name .is "a serious bUsiness." By focusing on enforcing This wasn't just dull and dry head-cam.“ in this shot you saw a recognition and was trailing Petty in the polls lobbying laws at a trtne when lobbyist influence politics - it was dull. dry and real colorful screen with big buttons. it All of that changed on Sept, ll when Petty was is increasing in the legislature. she hopes to pretty. ABC. CBS and NBC spent reminded me of those touch screen involved in an incident on l-85 in CabarrUs lessen the lobbist‘s control wads of dough to put on slick displays one would find at a County that shattered the hopes of the As the new Secretary of State. Marshall hopes technologically—intense displays. mUseum Rather waves and points Republican Party. which was counting on Petty to make her office tnore efficient by reducing the but many of these are as overblown his hands in front of the screen. to become the first Republican to hold the office vast number of processed paper documents and as Dan Rather's lead-ins. This touching a big green square to of Council of State. wants to wasn't vanilla election coverage. if change the graphic Of course. there Petty was driving his Dodge pickup truck in the by upgrading internet services She was "Star Trek: are lots of papers arranged on the left lane of l-SS when he collided with a 1996 crack down on scam artists through the SALVADOD PARFAN lll/STAEF Election ‘96." desk too. some of them with large establishment of an information network called A wrnner on the track, Petty didn't duplicate NBC's presentation was by far the print that. Mazda that he contended was driving too slowly ScamNet, tnot Sucess in politics. classiest. They had a slick graphic oddly enough. could be in the passing lane. Petty was initially charged "l have been anxiously awaiting this day . that flew up over the dome on read by the viewers. Heck. Rather with hit—and-run property damage and reckless Marshall said minutes after the results, ”Right 5 Capitol Hill and stops on an probably doesn‘t read them N he driving. both misdemeanors. The charges were now. i am Just feeling every The News and Observer. Marshall was ranked l overhead view of either the Senate reads off a 'l‘eleProm'l‘cr and Just eventually reduced by the Cabarrus County emotion." 2nd most effective freshman State Senator by the l or House chambers to show how uses them as .i prop to look district attorney to a charge of following too Marshall. 5 l. is not a newcomer to politics. She NC (‘enter for Public Policy Research. where I the Democrats and the Republicans important ‘ so Joe and latte Viewer closely. Petty pleaded "responsible" to the charge served in the North Carolina Senate from WW; she has served on the Board of Directors since l had split the number of seats. Tom 1994 and was named "Rookie of the Year" by l‘)‘)~l. l .Si‘c'AtE' Pitct‘ SH November 6, 1996 elections ’96 Page 3
College students need to get out and vote
I Young Americans tend to \\i'1lt‘lll etpett .iiiytltiitg trout this state alone. we \(lll\lll'.llt: l2 system So maybe you didn‘t vote be disinterested in politics \‘yalttzgtoii is tietause we \e percent ot the entire tote 'l'lte yesterday Maybe you aren't even SENIOR .tl\\ at. s New git. en \\e ltye iii a sooner we start exertistitg that registered Maybe you don‘t even and it show in the turnout slieliettul .y-iild tailed tollege power. the sooner polititians will at the polls. raising their hand' know who was running or who won So maybe tltat isitt a tair where ti't' lit the outside world only start paying attention to us and what tit that s the case then there polling eyistsoit telt-yisioit we want. probably isn't much hope for you). Bv JEFF Foxx method. but It isn‘t too tar ttotu the llli not lasing l\l.tlt‘tt' though. liit lit the titst ot the presidenttal Saga; t; 't reality ot political .ltll\ll_\ among llt\l as é‘llllly as anyone l didnt debates tn ()etoher. Bob Hole and But today is the first day of a new young people t'lt' lt\l t'ls' litllt lll:\.lll\k‘ l lL'll llill (‘ltriton iriotked otir vote elet'llttn term We only have four Another election has come and -\tcor'dtng to the l' \ (et‘tsiis lltllll‘lilJlllt Ilut throughout my “ltlle (‘lintoit was trying to solye y eats before the next presidential gone All of the mindless chatter Hureau. ottly 42 peitent ot In to tout yea: .tt .t'lll'L'k' l liaye taught the long terttt prohlettts ot the baby eletiion Most of us will have 11 year itltls lta\c‘ registered to ‘sole graduated by then. But, if we start about who voted for w ltttlll. who and ot tlial only It) percent hay e "lllll[‘\t"s ot this real world that ltooitters‘ arid Dole was blarrititg won. and what tlte new agenda is aelttally \lllL‘tl lltt\\t.‘\et lllll .‘.t' llt'ttl .tlhiiil stiltit‘lltllk'\ ll ilt‘e\ (‘liittoti tor scaring the seniors today to make the campus of NC. gotitg to be will ertd iii a few days ptfttt'll! til IX ltlj>1rlk'tllltlll\.llk' t‘\l\l lll‘t' 'ititli is. iii .t matter ot our generation was Iett out lheii State a torunt where political issues After all of the sittoke le‘dl" attd it s .tlletled by the agenda set liy li-tll ‘st'tls “~|\ it yotiie like itty sullllL‘ l)ole s elosuig reiiiatks. which are discussed and opinions are back to the daily routine. ask eleettotts So why are we so lthlltllldlt't -.._»t are all gouty: to haye he addressed ‘to the young people e\pressed. it we start today raising yourself orte thing "Did I make a iriattiye’ to tout that world and the polteies ot .'\lllL‘l'led ‘ l or those who aw aieriess about what the president difference.” that ate l‘t‘lll' set now are the ones dtdnt hear ltis retitaiks. he hast. ally is doing. what laws are being ln the cyclonic twirl ot polities. l lllllll. Bob Dole said it best on that will :‘It'yt‘tlt out liyes their lts lttld its lit say Hit ll) dilltW lle where do yourtg college students \l \"s special report 'ltoh l)o|e tune to stop taking our rights for requests the ear til nearly one 'llllt passed and how they are affecting really fit in'.’ Raw tthet'es a gruesome thoughtt L'ldlllt'tl ot the young population so that he us ll we start today encouraging If left tip to our ow rt devices. we \lr l)ole said that yottttg people lit tiuth is that we as young tan tell us to tust say no l’olitit. iaiis others to get involved and to vote probably wouldn't fit in. lit tact. don't espeet anything trout people totild make a huge know that we dortt really tare about when elections come. then maybe we'd probably try to escape the Washington He said otii patents tlittetxtMe in an L’lL'yllttll it we pilllllt.\ trid they use that to win totii years trorn now' when the whole sy stein. and our grandparents espe 1 \\i‘lll‘tl ,‘t'l itt\til\t'tl llt \tirlll to er our parents presidential candidates go on Okay. it‘s time for a little iitt'orntal soiuethtng tiotrt \\asltiitgtott. but (aioliita ml ooo ot the is 4 ritilltort “r”. l say It s lllllL' tor that lit etltl national television to debate what is poll. As you are reading this. it you we don't. tor the most part. l tlititk who were protected to vote ttt \‘k by should we wait to get older to important to society they will truly actually voted yesterday. raise your that is true But there s more that luesday s elettton are between the haye our \tllL es heard’ It s time lot address the issues that are important hand. Look arottnd ls ariyorte else needs to be said. l'he ieasori why .ltft‘s ot l‘s tiid .‘l lliat iiieatts lll its to start lietoiiititg part ot the lit ttllr generation
Political losers still have role to play I Winners and losers alike tries to cltlllll a 'inaitdate. saying lltttse‘ group» who supported their because llanultou called l‘lltt‘t .t heard. by politicians or anyone else. ealtzpattltts traitor \Vltatey er the outcome of an have their own agendas. Krist n Spruill living parties are iio less to lit iiiodertt titties. the advent ot election. however. we are all too especially when it comes to s E 5' to k hlarue tor the diytsivetiess o1 teley iston has heralded art era where quick to torget that elected officials mudslinging. today . poliats (liteti. losers will news can be broadcast ainiost are sworn their constituencies. in that because they got Sl percent ot snipe ind peek .t‘.\a_\ at their instantaneously. and as tele'-. isiort other words. all the people who live the \ote. their plattorui has been cl‘ll‘e'd} res on a personal and adyertising has l‘L'sttlllL’ more and in the area they represent. not ytust By' KRISTEN SPRl'llJ. endorsed by their constituents Two protessional basis. opening more effettiye in reathtitg potential those people who voted for them. 5353:“ '1 ': an. years ago. the Republicans pushed ‘ll'yL‘slltjtllltith irito tt'tiiupedttp voters. politics in '\lllCt'te.l haye President Martin Van Buren. our through tlte ('orttract wttlt .tlle‘galltttis ot iniscoitduet. throwing gotten dilllt't arid iiiore disgusting eighth president. said that a There's nothing like an election to »\itterica' by clauturtg tltis sort of a sitiokestteeu in tront ot the issues than ever before gov eming party needs a loyal divide a nation, As of today. mandate. \.tll\lll:_' art uproar whose that unit .ontetrt \oters Sore What most politicians arid \oters opposition to represent pans of however. we are no lottger et hoes still ieyerberate throughout losers in nothing to tttrther their fail to reali/e is that the l\\i"l‘.ll'l} society that it can not. In other Republicans or Democrats. w intters the system arise to try in: to destroy the system is beneticial to the timed words. the party who does not wrn. or losers. We are Americans. all ot Regardless ot the dubious right ot winners \ they only torteit their States. litery tour years we get to in any given election. represents a Us, .i inatority party to claim a mandate own eredil‘ility re‘hash the issues that concern its segment of the society which must lt no longer matters whose wife tipoit w titiiiitg an election. ()t touise .y e all reali/e that party most and the debate helps its to be heard and respected by the Commentary would make a better l‘il’st Lady. government trt \mcrlc‘d ltas t‘ttlllle\ lias ttey er been pretty. grow as a nation politicians in office. who failed to report what income. traditionally been based oit the When out totintrt. was still young. ()ne of the rrtost eoiiutiort l‘t'l'llh of The Constitution of the United or which party boasts the largest \UllLL‘Pl ot titatority rule with tor lll‘ldtlct‘ the goal ot politicians protest in America ts al‘slalnttig to States provides for majority rule nurtther ot adulterers. What matters minority rights. Recent history was itot |tist to w ttt office. but to vote. however. unlike most other and minority rights. Let us hope now is working together toward the suggests that election "winners tend destroy the opposing party ln ”<04. forms of protest. retUsal to tote that our newly elected (and re- common goal of running this to push their ow rt agendas torward Vice President \aron Burr shot and doesn't inspire polittt tatts to change electedi officials keep this in mind nation. w tilt little regard to the welfare ot killed toina~r treasury secretary their ways Retusal to one only as they step forward into the next Too often. the "winning" party the etitite nation. fighting to serye -\le\atider llauulton iii a duel. assures that your \tlltt‘ will not be four years. r———~_—-_~__ge. lTechnician w'ouId like to thank Bill Hinton and Hinton Press for their hard work and patience in producing this election section. L__.‘. game.
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I The mood at local eateries neon 'lliiclyseiser" sign abo\ e the was" asked lilount capacity with all stools occupied i. cooler 'l‘liere was one teleyision at ”I don't even see \\l1_\ he would saw one. No one looked tip at the was sanguine and the end of the bar Hall of the eyen run." said lisa. a recent the teleyisions lloiyeyer. there was unenthused over the ctistoiiiets. those closest to the TV. graduate of Nt'Sl' She is as rather one man. rather large. older and elections. watched it intently turned off by the notion that Petty gray. who stared intently at the \. l’olitics \\ as mentioned niiglit ha\e a chance to garri the coyerage. but soondisappeared l; 81 Drso \‘ti FN'I‘INI periodically leightoii lllount. .i Secretary of State seat She and two l'hen a young man piped tip. "I E 59% r-\. ‘ ‘ 'i A‘. iirnior .it N(‘ State. was not at all acquaintances watched coverage ot (‘linton's gonna win." said surprised at the results of the niaror the electron .ii t'apporal's liar and feel The mood w as glum l‘ticsday races ”I figured Clinton was gonna layern l'lie lighting \\.ls low. .is N('Sl’ student Keith llolriies "The night after the election rettirns \\lll it from the start." he said w as the group's enthusiasm l‘he only people watching are began to come in ii \\ as a drill lilount e\pressed his desire for a lyio televisions displaying the Republicans. they‘re watching to rirglit outside as well as in the bars better Republican candidate He returns were the brightest lights in see how good Dole does “ on llillsbororougli Street Jirst about suggested l’htl (irariitit the place ”I dislike him greatly." said David any bar with a l'c‘li.‘\lslilll had the ‘He was a rirce guy." said lllount. .\c a contriientatoi asked Slubiki Slirbtkr was one of lotir election coverage on \et the referring to ( iranini, whom he met a whereboiiis of Bill (‘lintorL a man people .it the bar at l’antana's l’ool patrons of the llillshorotigh Street year .igo lllotint came away from eating dinner claniniored. "He's in llall. while other patrons shot pool watering holes did not necessarily that meeting very impressed the back tokin‘ a big fatty " Sltibiki is registered as a seem interested as the elections ‘I did sole for the name tltat was -\t Applebee's. farther down l ibertar‘rari 5. ttniiilclc‘cl most familiar.” mentioned a riiari llillsborougli Street. the mood \\ as "I'm waiting to see if llarry Mitch's l‘a\ern was empty. csccpt farther down the bar l'hen the a bit more fr‘en/recl in the restaurant llrowiie (the libertarian Party t Grt\N Amy Stra- for the bar l‘lie area was dark. and discussionturned to Richard Petty Yet at the bar. the energy leicl w as candidate) pulls otit a yictory." said i." Ailison Altobetlrs reacts to Funderburk Iosrng to Ethridge the brightest vision in new \\.is the ”Did you see how far ahead l’etly below normal l‘lie bar was filled to Slubiki 5': g.
Council of State deci ed with little fanfare
I Council of State races his been dominated by the rice for defeated -\rnold. basing his re law bl I he ('ausey for insurance l‘illlc'cllltill Reforrii l‘tllltltllilltlll Secictary of State between lliinc election campaign on his record of Democrat Jriii (irahani was re k'lllllllll'NSlUllL‘r I ting lacc‘tl (littsc‘y. Deriiocrat Harry I- l’ayne Jr could determine some very Marshall and Richard tetty cracking dossn ori drunken driyers elected to the office of .lll lllSIIl-lllt‘t' tlfJL'lll trorii defeated Republican R lracy important issues for the \lthough the race is significant. the and establishing health care ('oiiiriirssroner of .-\grrciiltnre. in (ireensboro. iii the I‘l‘L‘ race I orig \\ alker for labor coniniissioncr state. lower profile races \Hll determine alliances among small businesses which he has sersed since l‘lol .-\t is known for resisting rate increases l’ayne has been widely credited with iriiportaiit issues for North Democrat Mike l-asley. the age of 75. ( iraliarii \\ ill setye his by the aiito insurance industry iriiproy ing workplace inspections By .ll‘N\lI-‘I~ZR Jonssos ('arolrna. challenged for a second teriii by last term alter defeating Democratic candidate Mike “aid 5a m- '5 tea at. Dennis \\ icker. one term former federal prosecutor Bob Republican 'loiii Dasrdson. art has been elected Superintendent of and instituting new progiariis Democrat incumbent. was re lzdniunds. will sery c' again as agricultural chemical salesman Public Instruction \Vard. .i ycterari llailari lloyles was re elected as lhc ci*\'ItL‘C iii the election of c‘lc‘c'lc‘cl lieutenant goyer nor. attorney general ltasley managed to front Durham of public school administration. treasurer. dcleating Republican \nn touiicil ot State. a Ill—member defeating Steye :\rno|d. a fortitei win the c‘lCL'lltlll. despite criticism Incumbent Democrat .lini long tlc‘lc‘alt‘il Vernon Riiliitisiitl. (3 Duncan lloy les. a Democrat. group of elected statewide tilllc‘ldl‘. county c‘iiitiltiisstttnc‘r. \\ ickei for opposing the concealed \\eapons has once again defeated Republican president of the North ('arolina has held Ulltc‘e since I‘ll?
Referendums passed in landslide l lssues as well as The Veto Power amendment interyiew Monday eyenrng that big prison arid serse orily a fraction of ernotronalrsrn in the indictal Sla‘t billion in bonds for school goes the governor the right to veto money influence "is not a concern their sentence. alley ratriig the prtic L‘ss.“ adding that he wotild construction protects and $950 candidates were voted on legislation as the governors of the The governor‘s a pretty independent obligation to spend years on rather see this undertaken "by million tor road improvement. during Tuesday’s elections. other 49 states do. The measure guy The yeto simply giyes the prohafroti or pay trig restitution. These represent the greatest general does not proyide line-item veto governor a weapon over the l‘he Victirns‘ Rights .-\nieridineiit obligation bond issue eyer iii North Bi Bosrs'ri: Rootsitsos power and could be overridden by a legislature." specifies ll \ictims' rights It goes (‘arolina 53mm 7' trc‘wcws thlrlhll'dS majority vote in the The -\lternati\e Punishments victims and their families the right "Our state is growing rapidly.” legislature ()pponents to the Amendment offers punishments for to participate iii the prosecution Joyner said ‘lri order to remain North Carolina voters considered amendment cite big money indrsiduals conyrcted of a criminal They also haye the right to speak in attractiye to business and industry riiore than personalities in the booth influence oy er the governor as a offense Judges could prescribe court during sentencing and to he we must iiiairitarri and expand the on Election Day ‘lb With almost flaw probation. restitution. community riotitied of the oftender s location or infrastructure " half of the precincts reporting. the l‘om Joyner. host of "l‘he Tom seryice. work programs and other c‘\pc'c‘lecl release |'\senty one states llolt/riian also sees the need lor Veto Power Amendment passed Joyner Show" on WPTF Radio fib‘ff restraints on liberty Currently. already haye a form of it sc liool constriic tiori protects With a 77 percent inaiority. Voters AM. said in a phone interyrew punishment is limited to ".-\lter.ng the constitution is perhaps ”Many of otir school are passed the Alternative Punishment Monday morning. "There's already imprisonment. execution. fines and not the best solution." Joyner said dilapidated." he said. "Business and Amendment by 88 percent. The big money influence. You can't be removal or disqualification frorii "In a perfect world. ll would be taken cure leaders liaye decided that it‘s Victims Rights Amendment passed more influenced by ll. public office. l'nder the state's new care of without an amendment," iriiportaiit to make North ('arolrna with an 5'] percent majority The Abraham Holt/man. professor sentencing law. offenders riiust llolt/rnan said the ictiriis' Rights statute rather than ariieridnicnt " attractiye " school and road bonds passed by (it) eriierIIUs of political science at N (‘ serve too percent of the sentence. :\ttic‘ricllllc‘lil sliouldnt be in the \thfc‘t's passed lititttl Iiit‘astlit‘s andb-l percent respectiyely. State l'niyersity. said in a phone Previously. offenders could go to constitution lt'll introduce ‘L'nm‘! the state Wmmmm I” ”\ch “"' B “t l"“""‘“ ‘ J I tlxl a 5m“ ‘ Exiianitiiil ,4. t . 0 New York 0 ecral Amtrak ;.~ . . Sp ’ .3 ' J. _ Tre'gton ._._.. c . .._ . Philadel. hia. $29.95 Silirer Semitic .. it t a ii i if t p IaHS'mI .' ashingfon. .0 Nov. 19',’1996 I :0. . b‘ Richmond m“,- , O: Winston-Satam° Durham . *Rocwyimnt “ Greensborotoo ot' Wilson v- “Vi“ W p m . Raleigh ‘\ ., .xu-Charlott'eO ~. ““Fayeftevitle - .._ I I eN-We
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I Firemen say Helms is evils. firefighters had was the voting unstoppable and the choices Firefighter Tim Wall said that process itself. Two of the four did for president aren't the best. there should be more choices in the not vote because of long lines and election. Asked about his opinion inconvenient timing. They felt it of Clinton and Dole. he replied. "If was especially difficult for people BY JENNIFER. .TflQMPSON they're the only two choices we working in public safety to vote SPECIAL TO TECHNICIAN ifl 7 have, we're in bad shape." because they had to be on time to Wall also said that he would like work and couldn't leave during the At Fire Station Five on Oberlin to see the candidates not say ugly day. Road last night. four firefighters things about each other. He further Wilbur Dunn Jr. lamented that the admitted that they have become said that he would have voted for "_|ines are long. no good time to go disillusioned with politics. They see Colin Powell had he run. N there has to be an easier way." what they believe to be a country on "l'd like to see candidates spend He felt that the poll times should be the brink of shambles. our money like it was their money." extended. The ideal system for him "I'm disgusted at hearing the same said Neal Perry. He believed this would be to call in. rather than have old stuff and never seeing anything would result in a lower national to drive to the precinct. happen." said firefighter Jeff debt. There was a general consensus Gower. Gower said that he would Money was a big issue to the about who would win the elections. like to see Bob Dole win the firefighters. Tax cuts and welfare The firefighters felt that the victors presidency. although he felt Clinton reform were cited as big issues. would be Clinton. Helms and Hunt. would be the victor. Perry said that he dreaded the They felt the Price-Heineman race The firefighters said that integrity election aftermath because he would be the closest and were is the most important quality that a feared rising costs. "EverythingOs reluctant to predict a clear winner. president should have. They felt going up." he said. Wallace was adamant that that most candidates lacked this One firefighter was critical of "nobody's got a chance over vital quality. Gower said that Heineman's labeling his income as Helms." people are willing to forget that lower middle-class. He said he However. Gower cautioned Clinton has lied in the past. He said didn't consider $l80.000 as a lower against this hastiness by replying. Lil, ‘ that the election has come down to middle-class income. "You might eat your Words in the walli a choice between the lesser of two The biggest problem that the morning." J. J. Lu N1. ithllllHl'
trade between North Carolina has never seen anything like the companies and foreign countries. negative campaigning carried out _S_e_nate most recently by selling tobacco to by Helms: "It was appalling to me." Vietnam. Voters outside polling sites Continuedfrom Page 13 Gantt was looking to avenge his Tuesday said the negative campaign views on such diverse issues as defeat in the 1990 Senatorial ads did little or nothing to affect abortion. affirmative action. and election. Gantt ran on a platform of their decision. homosexuality to the death penalty welfare reform. federal support for Christopher Kaldon. a senior in and US. foreign relations. education and more job training textile management. said he thought Helms' outspokenness is part of programs. having Helms in office would be what appeals to some voters. This race was one of the few good for North Carolina. "To "I voted for Helms because of where the candidates did not meet replace him with a junior senator stability." said Dennis Harris. a 45- to debate the issues. Helms refused would be stupid." he said. "He sits year-old delivery driver who cast to debate his opponent. on a pretty important committee his ballot at the Pullen Park Arts Negative television ads dominated and to lose something like that for Center in Raleigh. "I feel like what the race. just as they had in 1990 North Carolina would be a he says is what you'll get." with Helms' now-famous ad of tragedy." lsham Nichols. a 19-year-old white hands crumpling a job But Gantt supporters said Helms' student in aerospace engineering at rejection. continued presence in the Senate NC. State. echoed Harris' This time around. Gantt gave as will be detrimental to the state. sentiments: "I like his style. He says good as he got. with ads talking "We are on the threshold of a new what he means and means what he about Helms' wife's apartments. not century." said Joanne Jenkins. a 32- says." reporting his tax returns and taking year-old who owns a daycare center Helms used his position as money from foreign contributors. in Raleigh and is currently working chairman of the Senate Foreign Leigh Andrews. a Raleigh voter. on her master's in history at NCSU. Relations Committee to do his most moved to North Carolina four years "Jesse Helms has l9th-century effective campaigning. He boosted ago from New York. She said she values." laser printer. but the blinking multi- stand in a computer rendering of colored buttons were too much. their already-cheesy set while Alex Dusting off the recently-retired graphics and pie charts popped up David Brinkley to documentary is around them like weeds. Cute. but Continuedfrom Page 28 one thing. but raiding Hollywood Jennings said it was time to go to might as well. l only wonder if he warehouses looking for stage virtual reality to get the results of J in 15.4.. had a phaser in his back pocket set decorations? And I thought Ed some races. Can't we just get the ? ,‘ilLfiA‘ f. for "projection." Wood's "Plan 9 from Outer Space" numbers in the real world? T/1'". or!” ' The piece-de-gaudiness this night was bad. The real kicker were their touch $.35“we}?....g..r was ABC. They had cool graphics As if that wasn't bad enough. the screens. CBS only had one. but too. but it seems as if the producer sound effects played underneath ABC had at least three. Ooh! Ahh! was a little overzealous. Let's start Peter Jennings' deadpan (with the These notebook-sized contraptions with the set. The entire set was emphasis on dead) delivery were were set up in several places where reminiscent of a space station, with cornier than the late OrVill the personalities (Donaldson. shiny metal supports and what Redenbacher. If you listened Roberts. etc.) did their spots. They appeared to be big pieces of ancient carefully. you could hear the rat-tat- touch one of about nine or 10 boxes Weenmfibm''“'2w computer equipment. Well. half of tat of a teletype machine. on the screen. then we hear one or the media acts like they're way out lnterspersed with that were some two disembodied beeps and poof, a in space. so I guess it fits. random beeps. In case you're graphic with a race summary pops If you ever got a good look at wondering. that's not the real sound up on the screen. Gee. an alert them. half of the consoles in the of a TV newsroom. It really sounds intern in the control room can do background with bUsy-looking like a few dozen hands typing on the same thing cheaper. employees working in front of them keyboards with producers and The media is often criticized for looked like they were straight from assistants muttering behind the skewed views and sensationalizing a bad [950's sci-ii movie. I wasn't camera. Who did these people think stories. but they could have at least sure ifl was watching Campaign they were fooling? brought us the greatest moment in Central or Mission Control. There ABC also had a virtual reality the democratic process without were some actual working gizmo set up. where Sam journeying to the Kitsch Galaxy. I computers there and the occasional Donaldson or Cokie Roberts would just hope we don't stay here.
Editor’s Note t' J'til r .g Election '96 coverage in this special section of Technician was reported, ',"/.c,',‘15’ ' written and edited by students studying basic newswriting, advanced newswriting and editing at NC. State University. Writers included Rae Bazzare, John Burke, Becky Davis. Jeff Foxx, Robert Greene, Nancy Hight, Jennifer Johnson, Adrianna Keener, Tracy Thompson Lyon, lan McCanless, Bonnie Rogerson, Jessica Schlenger, Kimberly Sikora, Kristen Spruill, Jennifer Thompson, Dino Valentini and Jennifer Westbrook. The editors were Terry H. Bennett, Lesley Edwards, Linda Fletcher, Melvin Gatling, Cheryl Kelly and Tiffany A. McLeod. Faculty members Robert Kochersberger, Cat Warren and Micaela Massimino supervised the project. -—-Cat Warren Diet Coke While most of the work for this issue was done by the aforementioned folks, or Coke several Technician employees also put in hours of hard work to make this 6PkZOOaNRB section a reality. Photo Editor Salvador Farfan made sure we had plenty of great pics and got the seperations done in the face of utter disaster. Production Manager Mike Cuales came through yet again -- proving what an asset he is to this paper. Kudos also go to Terry Bennett, for being here well above and '99 beyond the call of duty. Thanks to Stephanie Bullock, who stayed well into the night to copyedit. We also owe Alex a big attaboy for the on-deadline column. Finally, Technician owes a big debt of gratitude to Ron Batcho. who proved that his loyalty transcends almost anything -- even graduation. Thanks folks, it’s you guys who made this possible. ---Chris Baysden We Gladly Accept m El ‘1 Technician Editor in Chief MReaerveTheRiqhthUandedlbWW:GhdlyWWFbod Page 6 elections ’96 November 6, 1996 make sure he does what we the people of North Carolina want hint Hunt to do." Presidential Hunt claims he is up to the Cunruruedjrom Page [8 challenge. He and his followers say known all along. but their wait was they are ready to "make the next results not long at all. four years the best [North Carolina] Hayes conceded defeat at has ever had." approximately 9:30 pm. Chris Cardwell. 24. of Raleigh from "This is not just a victory for one was pleased with the outcome. "1 person or one party. this is a victory voted for him before and haven‘t for everyone who wanted to rise been disappointed in what he has state above negative politics." said Hunt. done. " said Cardwell. "I've been Hunt will be returning to the pretty pleased with his overall govemor's mansion , with a primary perfomrance." to state focus on education issues. including As Republicans left their the expansion of his Smart Start headquarters at the North Raleigh early childhood initiative. Hilton. they began planning their Hayes Will be returning to his strategy for the nest campaign. home in Concord. NC. The former But smiling in front of a gleeful Democrat turned staunch Christian crowd. Hunt proclaimed. almost conservative said. "I will be defiantly. "We're just getting started watching him [Hunt] closely to good."
Bonds Clinton B '11 Continued/rm" Page 48 ('mrmrut'dfmm Page H? Voters may have been surprised The close Wake County results to see these issues since they seem to mirror the rest of North received comparatively little Carolina. Dole took 4‘) percent of attention. the popular vote. Clinton 45 "The campaign concentrates on percent and Perot 6 percent. the presidential. senatorial and Neither Libertarian Party gubematorial races. You can't have candidate Harry Browne nor a campaign on issues," Holtzman Natural Law Party candidate John said, "unless groups are prepared to Hagelin garnered even I percent spend money on advertising." of the Wake County vote. Joyner said that voters have been overwhelmed by the major players in the various races."Elections hinge on personalities."
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North Carolina tonight." he told the before one of many televisions set I Hundreds of Democrats ebullient crowd. "It‘s good that you up in strategic points around the shared the ups and downs can run a clean. positive and issue- ballroom. watching the Senatorial of the elections at the oriented campaign and still win the returns with disgust. "Doesn't it Radisson hotel in downtown election." make you ashamed to live in North Raleigh. Throughout the hotel, candidates Carolina?" one asked. The other and their supporters camped out in answered. "I can't believe Jesse BY KRISTEN SPRUILL AND [AN hospitality suites, snacking on Helms is winning again." MCCANLESS pimiento cheese spread and Keebler Sara Welch. a 10-year-old chw to TECHNICIAN club crackers -- swilled down with Cokes and domestic beer. Democrat-in-training. opted to surf By 7 pm. the public parking deck State Commissioner of the elevators throughout the high- opposite the Radisson hotel in Agriculture Jim Graham. a I942 rise hotel rather than brave the downtown Raleigh was full up to graduate of NC. State. enjoyed throng of revelers in the ballroom. the fifth level. The Democratic watching his name on screen in the "I'd rather look at other people's election celebration had begun Victor's positron. He sat with his backs than face the hectic crowds ahead of schedule. family and friends. puffing out there." she said. explaining that Democrats. who milled about the comfortably on a thick cigar and she had been operating the elevator Radisson by the hundreds. saw their making the odd comment on his in which she rode for over two ” “i hard campaign work rewarded with colleagues' races. hours. wins in the Governor's office. the Watching Easley's speech. One corner of the second-floor TD YOUNG/Sim U.S. Congress and several Graham commented. "He's running lobby. right by the elevators. Mike Eosiey celebrates his victory lost nignt. statewide offices. Their biggest for Governor." His assembled housed a button stand operated by disappointment was Harvey Gantt‘s friends agreed. Byrd Warlick. an Iii-year veteran of defeat to longtime incumbent Jesse With 8 percent of the polls political campaigns. One button f—_---—-"_---_————\ Helms. reporting a predicted win for Bob featured a picture of the First Lady Occasionally. candidates graced Dole in North Carolina. Graham with an orange bun. cut. with the those crushed into the Oak credited Dole's success to Jesse caption "Hillary Rodman Clinton." FAST FREE DELIVERY Ballroom with a smile and a Helms. suggesting that Dole was A notable damper on the evening handshake. Candidates delivered riding Jesse's coattails. was Gantt's loss to Helms. their speeches while reporters. Throughout the hotel. teenagers Whenever the television screens standing on chairs and jostling each and younger children ran amok showed Helms' figures. a bush fell other for a good view of the through the hallways and in the over the crowd. candidates. captured every word. ballrooms. adding their own Easley summed up the spirit of the OPEN LA TE OPEN LATE Mike Easley. who won a second opinions to those of the assembled election. saying. "We may run as term to attorney general. was the voters. Democrats. we may run as HOURS HOURS first to take the podium. Students from Enloe's Teen Republicans. but we will govem as SUNDAY SUNDAY Democrats Club stood speechless I JAM-1:50AM HAM-1:30AM "It's great to be a Democrat in citizens of this state." MON-THURS MON—THURS l lAM-ZAM I lAM—2AM masterflflwaevvathmflw-6'.» l IAM-SAM 856-1555 l lAM-ISAM Will Snakes and ’Gators Boost Your NAKED GUMBY GUMBY GALORE Career? LARGE l4” LARGE PIZZA WITH UP TO 6 Positions Available: Full-time or Part-time CHEESE PIZZA TOPPINGS AND ONE LARGE PIZZA WITH 2 TOPPINGS Cooks Waitstaff Host/Hostess ONLY $5.98+tax Supervisor Trainees (full-time) additional toppings $ l .25 ONLY $14.95+tax I
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