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Western Carolinian Volume 46 Number 10, October 23, 1980

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  • Carter Signs Privacy Act H\ Jim Buchanan Staff Writer Ihe Privacy Protection Act of 19H0 was signed into law on October 14. This ad is the aftermath ol legislation proposed last year concerning the U. S. Supreme Court ruling in the Zurcher vs. Stanford Daily trial. The ruling upheld a decision that a search of the newspaper office for photos of a campus demonstration in 1971 was legal, even though no one at the newspaper was guilty or even suspected of any crimes. President Carter established himself as a proponent of individual rights List vear. when addressing Congress he slated. "We confront threats to privacy undreamed of 200 years ago. Private conversations are often conducted by telephone. Many personal records are held by institutions, such as banks and government agencies, and the Supreme Court has held that the individual has no constitutional rights over such records. Important judgements about people -such as the decision lo extend credit or write an insurance policy—are often made by strangers, on lhc basis of recorded data." The aftermath of the trial and the president's reaction to it was the adoption of two measures that form the basis of the first comprehensive privacy policy. One measure was the Privacy Protection Act, and the other is that the Justice Department has issued rules prohibiting closing judicial trials or other proceedings in almost all cases. Permission would have to be granted by one of the top three officials in the Justice Department. Other privacv acts that have been recently passed include the Right to Financial Privacy Act, which restricts federal access to private bank records, and the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. which will help limit the use of wiretaps. Other Acts that have been presented before Congress dealing with individual privacy but have not been acted upon are the Privacy of Medical Information Act. the Fair Financial Information Act. the Privacy of Research Records Act. and Privacy of Electronic Funds Transfer Act. The Privacy Protection Act forbids searches by government officials of individuals who are engaged in I si Amendment activities (writers, reporters, scholars, etc.) without voluntary permission or a subpeona. Buffett ...from page 1 The initial success of the album was the break Buffett had waited for. His second album. "Living And Dying in Three-Quarter Time*' yeilded 'Come Monday', a national hit single, and Buffett began to be recognized Green Thumbs Start At TUCKASEGEE VALLEY NURSERY 3 Miles South of Cullowhee on NC 107 Mon-Sat 830-5.-00 by the public. Buffett became entrenched in the music field after 1974*1 "Al A," a collection ol tunes which contained his pcrenial favorite; 'A Pirate Looks At Fourtv.' went lop l went) Buffett formed his band, the Coral Reefers, in time to .I the "Havana D.iwti'caniin" LP m llPt>, followed the same vear by "Changes In [attitudes. Changes in Attitudes ". "Changes..." produced Buffett's largest single 'Margaritaville', and earned the group I slot as the opening act for the Eagles' summer tout in 1977. The group released "Son of ■ Son of a Sailor" that vear and started headlining their own shows to increasing by large crowds. Ihe dynamic and sometimes crazy road show that Buffett and the Reefers produced lead to 1478's "You Had To Be There double-live album thai captures the essence of Buffett's concert stvle. Buffett's latest album. "Volcano", added a unique twist to the Reefer's nuisie-the album itsell was recorded on the island of Montserrat in the British West Indies. Brad Bunch, Publicity Director of LMP and an avid Buffet! fan, stated that Buffett's solo appearance won't put a damper on the show. "It should be a show that will please both types of Buftett Fans lhc laid back mellow devotee and lhc Rock ami-Roll good lime crowd." Bunch went on to stale that he expects the show lo be a.sellout. "Since this is an accoustical setting, overall sealing has been limited to 3000 seals Advance ticket sales are nearing 2(KX) as of this afterMKMI (Wciliics- dav), so I would suggest that everyone get down there and get a ticket befoi ticrnoon." ris an- $4 for WCU students, and $7 for non-Students. All tickets will be S7 after 4:10 p.m. the dav of the show . wct students who purchase advance tickets must show a validated wcl ID al the dooi or thej will have to leave the line to purchase a regular .ulmission ticket .11 full price. There will be no trade-ins tor students without an ID. thus meaning thai the student would have to spend $1 1 to see the show . Bunch anticipates a large alumni turnout for the concert, which will headline Western's Homecoming festivities. pia^a 4hit OF Cullowhee Free Delivery Service (3 Mile Radius) Delivering Pizza-Sandwiches-Pasta-Salads All You Can Eat--$2.99 $$$ "5" Ways to Save $$$ On Our Luncheon Buffet 11-2 Weekdays 1-Slice Pizza - Pasta & Salad $1.99 2-Slices Pizza - Pasta & Salad $239 3-Slices Pizza - Pasta & Salad $279 All You Can Eat - Pasta & Salad $2.99 All The Salad You Can Eat $159 Regular Hours Sun.-Thurs. - 11:00a.m.-12:00 p.m. Fri. & Sat. - 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Sun. - Thurs. Delivery Hours 5:30-11:00 p.m. Fri. & Sat. - 6:00 p.m.-12:00 p.m. Dick & Sue Ackerts' GO CATS GO CATS HICKORY GO CATS SMOKEHOUSE BAR B QUE CO CATS US 441 4 Miles South Of Dillsboro 586-6933 11:30 a.m.-8 p.m. Daily Closed Wednesdays Take Out Available DINNERS BEEF PORK RIBS CHICKEN COMBO SANDWICH BASKETS SANDWICHES BEEF BEEF PORK 'PORK HAMBURGER CHEESEBURGER HOT DOG DINNERS SERVED WITH SLAW, FRENCH FRIES, BEANS AND ROLL SANDWICH BASKETS SERVED WITH SLAW AND FRENCH FRIES We Aim To Ma ke It The Best Bar-B-Que You've Ever Had! October 23, 1980/ Western Carolinian/ 5
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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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