26—The Daily Collegian Monday, Aug. 29, 1983 ;, .! 1111 _ O • rill g i ' ~, / • ~ .. Corxiics ® etc.. , , . . .. ... ~ „,..... ~,.., peanuts® . /SOMETIMES IT'S A . ° .. IT MUSSES UP MISTAKE TO WEAR A \ IF IT SUDDENLY GETS 140 T, AND YOU DECIDE ( - a 4 4 1,,. - . \ I YOUR HAIR: , 7 TURTLENECK WHEN Y2l) TO TAKE IT 0FF,... w, l--- ww -111 i i -.ii 4 \„ . 41.A!! GOLF... - / i a 0 , • of' /7/,, 2111111' v'' t 1 i ',:.;„? '' . ~•,:. 4_4- • is -.$ ~ i F Vi.4-0,‘,4 "-ifi ,Z.e...,,,,-- , mu ~. . 1,1 Km,. - ~ , •. a • ..." _...„.. . „ , . ~.. A. 8- 21 . . d R h t t "di f t and fiell . By F. ALAN BOYCE Hundreds of professionals serve as Research Triangle Park was about 20 percent of the land, coming to Research Triangle. • Then, as interest in high- Associated Press Writer adjunct professors, sharing started to try to keep North including large tracts used by the "You come here, you know who technology began replacing health knowledge." Carolina's college graduates in the Environmental Protection Agency your neighbors are going to be," as the front-runner in science, the RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, But it wasn't only the magnet of state, Huffman said. and the National Institutes of Huffman said. "You know this will Microelectronics Center was • N.C. Six thousand acres of forest the universities' research that "North Carolina was basically an Environmental Health Sciences. be a park, a campus atmosphere. nearing completion, said W.H. and field have become one of the pulled in such companies-in- agricultural state," he explained. A big part of the park's attraction "Number one among all of the Anderson, the center's secretary nation's busiest research centers, residence as IBM, General Electric "Its principle 'high-technology' is its pleasant country setting, things people look for is livability," treasurer. duo to the cooperation of three and Burroughs-Wellcome Co., the industries were tobacco, textiles, preserved by stiff building and . he said. "Good schools, good The new center brings specialists ' 4l universities and a keen anticipation pharmaceutical giant whose wood furniture and brick. The minds zoning requirements. churches, shopping centers, good from North Carolina A&T State !I of the demands of technology. architecturally striking being produced in our universities No heavy industry is allowed in government." University, UNC-Greensboro and • That's the explanation offered the headquarters have become a symbol were being exported. A way had to the park, although some assembly Bob Wright, a spokesman for IBM UNC-Charlotte into the research hundreds of people from dozens of of the park. Since the original $2 be found to keep them home." and light manufacturing is allowed Corp., which has 5,500 employees in "family" centered in the park. states who come looking for the lure million investment in 1960, the park In the late 19505, organizers on the periphery. Its core is reserved the park, said the company was that Research Triangle Park holds has added: planned a conventional industrial for research facilities. All park drawn by the labor force and the Companies participating in the , Microelectronics Center will have for high-technology industry, • Research Triangle Institute, a park but abandoned it due to lack of buildings must be at least 150 feet environment. asserts Ned Huffman, director of the $500,000 facility that provides basic corporate interest. But with the from the road and companies may "It's one of the more popular IBM access to basic research and an area Research Triangle Foundation. research for incoming industry. effort to keep college graduates build on only 15 percent of their locations," in which to test new equipment, Wright said. while students from the universities Huffman makes it sound easy: • The Microelectronics Center of home, the idea for a park devoted to property. The rest is landscaped and "IBM was looking ahead to meet hone their skills in developing the Just rope off an area bounded by North Carolina, a $24 million project research caught on, Huffman said. maintained by the state. , future product demands," added that hi g high tech Duke University, the University of opening this fall that helped lure With the universities and RTI as In contrast, most other high-tech IBM's Dave Benevites. "One of the semiconductors,, North Carolina at Chapel Hill and General Electric Co.'s drawing cards, the park grew areas are heavily industrial, major things are the universities." industry is based upon, Anderson North Carolina State University, semiconductor research facility to steadily. As of this month, it had 45 Huffman said. And many, including The park owes part of its rapid said. limit its use to research and watch it the park. research-oriented companies and Stanford Industrial Park in growth to fortunate timing. "Clearly, we're an interface grow. • The N.C. Biotechnology more than 40 support facilities such California, long considered the "The Institute began working on between teaching and basic ~ "We didn't do any of it. All of these - Center, given $1 million in as banks, law firms and restaurants. largest research area in the nation, health and medicine, the research available from things were already in place," he preliminary financing to help About 20,000 people work in the park have filled up their available land, environment, social sciences and universities," said Anderson. "It's a said. "Without exception the recruit researchers in such and collectively earn more than $5OO said George Herbert, president of education just as the (national) meeting ground where the two needs universities are used in one way or emerging fields as genetic million a year, Huffman said. , RTI, who worked at the Stanford emphasis began to shift away from can come together. General Electric :, another by all organizations here. manipulation. 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