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riiWW0041011PIEW H- sa The Charlotte News Friday April 3 1981 uke Power inst Ding emerg ncy sirens Ili '5 i coordinator The sirens to be maintained by Duke will be operated by county police In the counties where they are located tup testings she said purpose of the siren system will be to alert people In the area that a problem exists" said RM Glover Duke's emergency 1 '1 at 4- 4' Is- i Oir I 0 'h l' '1) '11 i -i i Ir S'Iji At 0 i 4 LI 4 44 '1 i "'i 2 'S ttg '1- FF on poles in Mecklenburg Catawba Gaston Lincoln and Iredell counties at a cost of $700000 The nearest siren to Charlotte would be about a mile north of the city limits The NRC and the Federal Emergency Management Agency require the siren system to be used In the event of a nuclear emergency at McGuire Because a decision isn't expected until mid-May on Duke's operating license the company recently filed for a 35 percent power license with the NRC said Duke spokeswoman Mary Cartwright If the operating license decision Is delayed the partial power permit would let Duke continue star By JOHN WILDMAN OF THE NEWS STAFF Duke Power Co has begun installing 50 emergency sirens in a 10-mile radius of its McGuire Nuclear Station including 24 in Mecklenburg County The company which hopes to begin operating McGuire in August plans to have the sirens ready by July 1 Before operating the station 17 miles north of Charlotte on Lake Norman Duke must get a commercial license from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission Licensing has been delayed pending a ruling on safety questions raised by an environmental group at recent hearings The sirens are being mounted CHAMPAGNE CONCERT at VIIITE OAKS MANSION featuring YARBOROUGH COVAN duo -pianists Sunday Afternoon April 54981 3:00 pin $1250 ticket includes Champagne Reception Given to Benefit the Mint Museum of Art Call 5680182 for Tickets 64 04 3 4-t-m664466kh41144444140q41 Nixon responds Former President Richard Nixon wipes his chin as he answers questions Thursday after addressing the 49th annual Palm Beach Fla Round Table in a very warm and humid Poyol Poinciana Chapel (AP) swers questions Thursday after addressing the 49th annual Palm Beach Fla Round Table in a very worm and humid Poyol Poinciana Chapel (AP) GO rt Si Pi t( A ft SI rv s( (I it si 81 a si tt si tc 0 4 0 Vs IT II t( TONIGHT OF A MAJOR HOLLYWOOD RELEASE STARRING SYLVESTER STALLONE TONIGHT AT 7:45 PM rip SPECIAL SNEAK PREVIEW Mg(IMUil'Ing Starring BILLY DEE WILLIAMS LINDSAY WAGNER PERSIS KHAMBATTA NIGEL DAVENPORT and RUTGER HAUER as Wulfgar Screenplay by DAVID SHABER Story by DAVID SHABER and PAUL SYLBERT Executive Producers MIKE WISE and FRANKLIN LEVY Produced by MARTIN POLL Directed by BRUCE MALMUTH Music by KEITH EMERSON RESTRICTED KZ) tJIOfR A UNIVERSAL PICTURE V981 UNIVERSAL CITE mos INC Original Soundtrack on Backstreet Records and Tapes (DV ADULT CGCUTR RESTRICTED KO)) UNDER 11 REQUIRES ACCOMPANYING PARENT DR ADULT GUARDIAN See this special preview tonight at 7:45 and stay to see our regular feature of "THIEF" at 9:45 for no extra charge 170-43 By DAN FESPERMAN OF THE NEWS STAFF RALEIGH A group of Charlotte-Mecklenburg school officials came looking for assurance Thursday that the state won't pull the financial rug from under them this spring For the most part they came away satisfied that state budget cuts affecting schools will be slight "I think they're leaving feeling pretty good" said Mecklenburg state Rep Jo Graham Foster chairman of the House Education Committee Earlier this year a legislative committee was formed to find ways to cut as much as 6 percent from the state's education budget But Mrs Foster told the Mecklenburg group the state's public schools will probably only lose about 3 percent of their proposed budget for each of the next two fiscal years One of the Raleigh visitors Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board member John McLaughlin seemed satisfied "We feel like we've been heard" he said With McLaughlin were fellow board members Betsy Bennett and Carrie Winter board Chairman Phil Berry Superintendent Jay Robinson and several Charlotte Mecklenburg PTA leaders They had traveled to Raleigh for a Public Education Day meeting of the new NC Alliance for Public Education Members of the alliance a coalition of organizations representing the state's school boards administrators PTAs and educational office workers spent most of the morning listening to speeches by elected officials at the Raleigh Civic Center The good news from the state was sandwiched between dire reports of proposed massive federal cuts to public schools Gov Jim Hunt told the group "I'm pleased to tell you that I have had long talks with budge leaders in the legislature and we agree that we do not need to make serious cuts in education this year unless something drastic happens to the budget" SPEND EASTER IN THE MOUNTAINS ROCKING CHAIR INN BURNSVILLE NC Check In Friday Check out Monday Includes 6 Meals S7 00 PER PERSON DBL OCCUPANCY ADULTS ONLY CALL (704) 682-2112 (8 AM-4 PM) OR WRITE ROCKING CHAIR INN 600 MAIN BURNSVILLE NC 28714 204 4'17'4'1 SEE LARGE AD JAN-MICHAEL VINCENT HARD COUNTRY 3-5-7-9 392-100S 3051 FRI10014 00 AI Si 01 I-05 3-5-7-9 PRAY TO GET OUT! 3500 EAST INDEPENDENCE MD STARTS TODAY ALt SFATS 159 FIRST HOUR RVRYDAV School cuts expected to be light Get Cash! 2 lines 3 days $3 Sell qualified items you don't need at low Nifty Thrifty rates Call 377-5555 0 a 71'-1L211' 3 LU CO CD 1" 2 cc 0 co LU LU -J a CD 13 CID 1 -ra) co 0 cC 2 c) co cJ 0 A I FJgtFILolittir ostm SPECIAL SNEAK PREVIEW 75841 School cuts SPEND EASTER IN TONIGHT OF A MAJOR HOLLYWOOD THE MOUNTAINS expected ROCKING CHAIR INN BURNSVILLE NC RELEASE STARRING SYLVESTER STALLONE Check In Friday-Check out Monday TONIGHT All 7:45 PPA tO be light Includes 6 Meals 1 S7coo PER PERSON DBL OCCUPANCY NJ ADULTS ONLY il' 1 l' li '1' 1' I t' l' "T- -1 -I 1 1 1 CALL (704) 682-2112 (8 AM-4 PM) Li I 1 1 i I i 1 I 1 1 By DAN FESPERMAN OR WRITE OF THE NEWS STAFF ROCKING CHAIR INN 600 MAIN 1 ii-01 BURNSVILLE NC 28714 RALEIGH A group of Char- 1 i lotte-Mecklenburg school officials 1 li came looking for assurance '1 3: 1 1 Thursday that the state won't pull 1 I) I 1 till ltql 4- I i i the financial rug from ynder them iJ-: IN 1 1 1 1' 11 It '7: -2 this spring SEE LARGE AD :1 1 c''" For the most part they came JAN-MICHAEL VINCENT away satisfied that state budget HARD COUNTRY cuts affecting schools will be 3--5-7- 79 PG 391-1003 A slight Whit e'ILO "I think they're leaving feeling 0 0 pretty good" said Mecklenburg 311)1IIIIIVM I OS15101145 7- state Rep Jo Graham Foster 35-79 chairman of the House Education PRAY TO Committee ''i See this '1' Earlier this year a legislative GET OUT! seci al fr4 committee was formed to find 1: preview ways to cut as much as 6 percent 410 12 1 tonight at from the state's education budget i 14 e2''111411 745 and 5 But Mrs Foster told the Meck- 1- 10 11i31- it: lenburg group the state's public a 41'7 Pm4i2 stay to see schools will probably only lose "-li I t'' I -s our regular about 3 percent of their proposed CAPRI SHOWS: gitI 1 I'''': it A -1 i-- feature of 1 budget for each of the next two 2-4-6-8-10 -1 -5''''' "THIEF" 'i fiscal years 537-1234 I 't -i '''''-'4 One of the Raleigh visitors a i 1'1 at 9:45 for Charlotte-Mecklenburg school t-1 1' ''ff' lig no board member John McLaughlin ''''m ic xtra 5 "1 's 'I' charge seemed satisfied "We feel like 3500 EAST INDEPENDENCE 81VD 075 we've been heard" he said 11 c'" With McLaughlin were fellow 1 board members Betsy Bennett and -START ::::::) -z TODAY i -f-: 7 '''''V-CP I': '-'r Carrie Winter board Chairman 1 Phil Berry Superintendent Jay -I 1 1 Robinson and several Charlotte- le Mecklenburg PTA leaders iv it-- They had traveled to Raleigh 7 40 1 -f: 1 I re for a Public Education Day meet- 1 ing of the new NC Alliance for 1 )7 i Public Education I l-r -4ir lili-it 4- Members of the alliance a Jr-I: 7 ilf1 1: coalition of organizations repre- 11 i i senting the state's school boards 4 -4- P' 4 I i administrators PTAs and educa- --iltilo5-111 Ifl re )T--t-''-1-' tional office workers spent i' '1'' most of the morning listening to "-IL4411 :1:: 4 k' i 4- i speeches by elected officials at the J-'i- Raleigh Civic Center '-'t------' -'4 i'" 1-A0- -41'- 'tr i '-''''4c The good news from the state fy! f-2'-''- 7 7-- A 1- fi I was sandwiched between dire re- ze'ktiN ports of proposed massive federal -L- cuts to public schools Gov Jim Hunt told the group Az14'A i I 'I'm pleased to tell you that I have had long talks with budget leaders in the legislature and i we Starring BILLY DEE WILLIAMS S- LINDSAY VIAGNER PERSIS KHAPHATTA agree that we do not need to make i NIGEL DAVENPORT and RUTGER HAUER as Wulfgar 0 i- serious cuts in education this year z----- unless something drastic happens 1 1) 1 I Screenplay by DAVID SHABER Story by DAVID SliABER and PAUL SYLBERT to the budget" -i ei ki ilt11 ''''i Executive Producers MIKE WISE and FRANKLIN LEVY Produced by MARTIN POLL 1 Get 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