4—The Daily Collegian Monday, Oct. 12, 1981
Alcohol abuse: county is No.l
Continued from Page 1
"Drunk driving is the extension of
the toxic effects from himself to the
rest of the community," he said.
Hughes said the emergency room
staff is well-acquainted with the ef
fects of drunk driving.
"We've seen little children who've
been hit by drivers who had one too
many it's tragic," she. said.
"Alcohol is a daily visitor to the
emergency room," Bem said..
Richard Eckenroth, a drug and al
cohol abuse specialist from the men
tal health and mental retardation
Municipal tax increases possible
Continued from Page 1.
government for its revenue sharing program, Finande Director
Ronald A. Davis said.
- The municipality has used the revenue sharing funds for such
projects as maintaining street lights, purchasing police cars
And constructing the Alpha Fire Hall, Davis said.
• Councilman Joseph P. Wakeley, chairman of the council's
Public Works Committee, said a 50 percent increase in the
earned income tax is inevitable.
"I'd say there's probably going to be a significant increase
even without Reagan's cuts. To be quite truthful, we've been
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unit, said many, of the emergency
cases at the hospital involve patients
whose blood alcohol content is nearly
twice the legal limit for drunkenness
in Pennsylvania.
Eckenroth said Centre County
ranks first in the state in low-heavy
alcohol use and second in the state for
high-heavy alcohol use.
Low-heavy use is defined as a per
son who:
• Drinks at least every day, drink
ing five or more drinks more than half
the time.
• Drinks three or four times a
going hog-wild with expenditures (and) I'm predicting a tax
increase without additional services," he said.
He predicted the income tax rate will increase from an
annual $45 to $BO or $B5, or two $45 payments a year.
The 1979-80 and • 1980-81 revenue increases plus the $320,000
more in revenue estimated from Fairbanks' 8 mill-increase
would result in a $1.3 million increase without any new
services, Wakeley said. •
"I think we have to have some cutbacks. My opinion is that
the council should sit down and say this is what we can afford,"
he said.
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week, drinking five or more drinks
nearly every time.
• Drinks twice a day, drinking
three or more drinks more than half
the time.
High-heavy use is defined as a per
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Council could be changed
Additional groups could be
Continued from Page 1. constitution, the council's president is automatically the presi-
USG President Bill Cluck said that if the proposed constitu- dent of USG.
tion is passed, Executive Council would continue to exist and "I will recommend that the new executive council chooses its
try to enlarge its scope to encompass the Graduate Student chairman from within," he said.
Association or the Council of Branch Campus Student Govern- Black Caucus President Avery Rose agreed that the council
ments. Those organizations are not included in the present should elect its own chair.
Executive Council because, as a part of USG, the council can "Who cares that Cluck is the ,USG president?" Rose said.
only represent undergraduates at University Park. "This is executive council it doesn't mean Bill should chair
Graduate Student Association President Phill Gross said he the council."
would not comment on what GSA would do until he presented But Calkins said that too many personality conflicts and
the idea before GSA's Executive Board and its council. Gross bickering might arise if the council had to elect its own chair.
said the earliest the council would act on the proposal would be • "I always worry about that when you put people with egos
Nov. 10. like ours in a room and close the door . . . "
Scott Kessler, Council of Branch Campus Student Govern- • With the revisions, the new USG constitution would be
ments coordinator, said he did not know if Commonwealth streamlined and easier to understand, Krauss said.
campuses would be given fair representation on the new "Basically, 90 percent of this is taken word for word from the
Executive Council. • present constituion, but reworded and reorganized," he said.
"I'm not sure how COBCSG can sit on Exec Council as an "It will give us a solid base to work from."
equal because, the way I view COBCSG, we represent 19 special Another modification to the USG constitution changes the
interest groups the branch campuses," he said. percentage of students needed to pass a student referendum
Chris Hopwood, president of USG's Academic Assembly, said such as last spring's proposal to form the Penn State University
the Executive Council would be strengthened if it was removed Student Association, which would have replaced USG.
from USG. Under the present constitution, 40 percent of the student body
has to vote on a referendum for it to pass, with a majority
"I think it will increase the effectiveness (of the council)
because it will make the members feel like it's their organize- approving. Under the new constitution, that percentage would
tion and not just apart of USG," he said. be 25 percent.
If the senate approves the new constitution, it would then go
Cluck also recommended that the new chairman of the to the Academic Assembly and the Executive Council for
council be elected by council members. Under the present approval, and, finally, USG's Supreme Court. •
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