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Western Carolinian Volume 43 Number 16

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  • JANUARY 12, 1978/THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN/PAGE 15 Around the Nation •Washington—HEW Secretary Joseph Califano unveiled the government's most vigorous campaign to help smokers "kick the habit" this Wednesday. Califano stated that, "This campaign will be much more sophisticated. Unlike many of the previous campaigns launched from HEW, we're looking at people as being intelligent this time." •Chicago—In a University of Chicago study released Wednesday 61 per cent of all Americans stated that they feel that there is a genuine crisis in American health care today, while paradoxically 88 per cent are generally satisfied with their own health care. •Washington—The US Travel Service has put out a new guide named "The Supernatural: Haunted Houses and Legendary Ghosts" listing upwards of 21 ghosts in eight states and 29 sites. Four ghosts and three sites are listed for North Carolina... •Washington—The nation's unemployment rate during December dropped to its lowest level in the last three years. President Carter made the announcement Wednesday and hailed it as a "great step forward for all Americans." The drop to 6.4 per cent beat the Carter administration goal of 6.6 per cent. The unemployment rale WM t>» per cent. The correction of the unemployment problem was a major campaign promise of President Carter and the Democratic party during the 1976 elections. The Carter administration must now reduce the unemployment rate by 1.4 per cent to meet its 1978 year-end goals. •Korea—Tongsun Park signed an agreement Wednesday with representatives of the United States Justice Department pledging his cooperation in the investigation of his alleged Korean influence buying in Washington over the past four years. Park refused to state if he would appear before congressional committees. Several members of the committees are prepared on Park's arrival to sabpoenf him for questioning about his buying favors Iron. members of Congress. Justice Department representatives: could make no comment if such cooperation with Congress was included in their agreement with Park The agreement was signed before U.S. Dcput) Attorney General Benjamin R. Seveletti, completing arrangements for Park to travel to California Friday • Washington, D.C.—Full-time students who have only summer or part-time employment may not be required to have Federal income tax withheld from their wages, according to the Internal Revenue Service. I he IRS says that those students who had no liability for income tax in 1977 and do not expect to have any income tax liability lor 1978 qualify for exemption from v. ithholding of Federal income tax. To claim exemption from withholding and for further instructions, the IRS advises students to pick up a copy of Form W-4, Employee's Withholding Allowance Certificate, at the nearest IRS office and file it with their employers. I Contacts revised In the past, the Contacts section of the Western Carolinian was simply a random listing of student needs or services. However, we are now organizing the old Contacts into a Classified Ads section. As in the past, the service is free of charge to all and should be used by all. Ads should be typed or written in legible heiroglyphics and sent to us at Joyner 10, or P.O. Box 66, Cullowhee. In the past, ads were run in the paper for as long as we had space for them, and were removed when the customer told us to. However, the need has arisen to limit ads to three issues, unless otherwise specified by the customer. Ads must be recieved no later than Tuesday at 10 p.m. to appear in Thursday's paper, and ads will not be taken by telephone except in emergencies. <gg©®©© WQufe^ GOQOffS©^ ALL FOIL AGE PLAXTS 1/2 PRICE Located 4 Miles South of Campus on HWY 107 Monday - Saturday Hours • 8:30 to 5:00 7 West Main (next to N.W. Bank) Circle West Sylva 586-8660 BAILEY WESTERN HATS Pioneer wear MEN& WOMEN'S LEATHER JACKETS Lee Jeans men & women's MALE & ASSORTED JEANS for women Karman&Tem Tex - western shirts ; men & JUST IN - WESTERN BOOTS men&£•«.".. Mown jacket s<£ vest s «■ assorted eolors PIONEER WEAR Corduroy suits for women ACCESSORIES - Belts,buckles,searves, & leather wallets. also saddles&taek bv SI 31 CO
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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University’s student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolin...

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