2The Daily Tar HeelWednesaay. November
Vote totals
Candidate
Chapel Hill Town Council (4)
Marilyn Boulton
Winston Broad foot
Lightning Brown
Joe Herzenberg
Bev Kawalcc
William Lindsay
Al Mebane
David Pasquini
Doug Ruff
Bill Thorpe
Carrboro Mayor (1)
Bob Drakeford
Roger Messer
Bill Pressley
Carrboro Board of Aldermen (3)
Hilliard Caldwell
Braxton Foushee
Joyce Garrett .
Doug Sharer
Jim White
Nancy White
board
Voter turnout and student participa
tion were faulted by several of the incum
bent candidates however, as contributing
to their defeats.
"The students who were registered did
vote," said Doug Sharer of the
Coalition," but only a small percentage
of students did register." Braxton
Foushee also said student support may
have been lacking in the Carrboro race,
saying his group would "have to do a bet
ter job of convincing students to
register."
Steve Rose, a present board member
who was not up for re-election and CCC
member, disputed Caldwell's right to
claim a mandate. "... With a 30 percent
voter turnout I wouldn't consider this a
mandate," Rose said. "Some faction of
30 percent of the people voted for the
people who won. The biggest problem for
the Coalition was that the students did
not register to vote."
Sonya Lewis, coalition supporter and a
former candidate who dropped out of the
race earlier in the campaign agreed with
Rose. "Their voters were more motivated
than ours were," she said. "If we had
motivated our voters, it definitely would
have been a better campaign."
The winners said they were pleased
with the campaign they ran, despite the
sometimes heated charges and politics.
Both factions had been criticized for run
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4, 1981
in Tme day's election
Total
2,602
2,180
1,412
1,770
. 2,327
514
1,680
2,213
136
2,012
912
667
296
1,090
841
1,007
854
879
782
Chapel Hill-Carrboro School Board (3)
Harold Black
Julio George
Wallace Hill
Verla Insko
Ted Parrish
Louis Serotkin
Ron Strom
Ann Wileman
Hillsborough Mayor (1)
Lucius Chesire
Ralph Neighbours
Hillsborough Town Council (2)
Lynwood Brown
Horace Johnson
Remus Smith
King's Mill Fire District Referendum
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For
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For
Against
ning vicious campaigns, but the mood
was strictly conciliatory at ABC head
quarters Tuesday night. .
"I think it has been a hard-fought cam
paign, obviously," Caldwell said. "It was
a close race and those who are victors
have earned every vote they got." Cald
will said he has high respect for the Coali
tion and its campaign, but was pleased his
group was able to defeat the incumbent
faction. "I thing it's a new day in Carr
boro to some extent politically, in that
nothing is automatic anymore," he said.
Foushee placed much of the blame for
the defeat of Coalition candidates on a
controversial endorsement by the South
Orange Black Caucus, which endorsed
four candidates (Sharer, Nancy White,
Foushee and Caldwell) for the three open
seats on the board. -
"They didn't want to bite the bullet,"
Foushee said of the endorsement, adding
that it cost Coalition members re-election.
"They (the Caucus) felt they had to sup
port him (Caldwell) because he was
black."
Foushee disputed the demise of the
Coalition, however, and said he would
run again for election in two years if he
had Coalition support. "This is not the
first time a political group has lost an elec
tion. We're not going to run and hide."
Nancy White also said she would re
main active in Carrboro politics. "I think
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1,645
2,137
3,487
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959
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we fought an honorable, truthful cam
paign. I can live with myself
comfortably," she siaid. "I expect to re
main active in Carrboro politics and in
the Coalition actions."
Both ABC and Coalition members and
supporters expressed concern about the
problems facing busing service in Carr
boro. "The Coalition made a big deal out -of
the busing issue in the campus
forum," Caldwell said. "I felt I explained
my reasoning on that matter thoroughly
to the people, as the vote would
indicate."
Ernie Patterson, a board member not
up for re-election, urged the new alder
men to continue funding the bus service.
"I think it's important that every can
didate who won agrees to commit them
selves toward funding an expanded bus
service and I will work with them toward
this and for the betterment of Carrboro,"
she said.
Concern also wa expressed by Doug
Sharer, who commented that it was un
fortunate the issues were not dealt with
"squarely and head-on."
"It will be interesting to see if the new '
board can deal with double-digit inflatin
and still maintain services," Sharer said. '
The new aldermen will join present
members Rose, Patterson and John
Boone when they take office in January. '
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mayor From page 1
"I hope (the new aldermen) vote the
logical way on the issues," Drakeford
said, "whatever they may be, and do
nothing that is politically self-serving."
Messer said he would be a watchful
citizen.
"I feel that the ABC ticket has struck a
philosophical chord in the community in
that I think they will be very demanding
of the board," he said. "I will be deman
ding of the board."
Messer said the results were a logical
outgrowth of the campaign. .
"We saw this coming and the results
were not unpredictable."
COUnCil Frompagel
want total accountability from the coun
cil," she said. "Obviously the people
think that it is important to keep taxes,
low and justify any expenditure."
" Thorpe and other candidates said their
candidacy was hurt by the decision by
The Daily Tar Heel not to make any en
dorsements in the race.
"Something strange was going on there
when they've been endorsing for so many
years and they don't this year," Thorpe
said. "Maybe it was because Marilyn
Boulton was running." Boulton is the
wife of UNC Dean of Student Affairs
Donald Boulton.
DTH editor Jim Hummel said the can
didacy of Boulton did not influence the
decision not to make endorsements.
With the results final, speculation
shifted to the possible impact of two new
members on the council. Pasquini said he
hoped the council would be" more respon
sive to the town's needs.'
"Representation in government was
the issue I felt most strongly about," he
said. "It has been hard sometime to com
municate with the town government. The
representatives at times seemed to be re
acting on how they felt rather than how
the town felt."
Boulton said the defeat of two incum
bents showed some change would be ne
cessary. "Since Thorpe and Herzenberg
were displaced it showed that the voters
were unhappy," Boulton said. "I assure
the voters that we have addressed the
issues and understand the financial status
df the town. We do need to change our
attitude on the council. The new people
will certainly help us."
The potentially divisive issue of the
proposed public housing market in Piney
Mountain did not seem to affect the re
sults. The project brought opposition
from some Piney Mountain residents,
and this hurt Thorpe and Herzenberg
who favored it. But Kawalec, who also
favored the project, said the issue was not
important. "Public housing was obvious
ly not the most important issue . in
people's minds," she said.
The losers expressed no regrets about
their defeat. "I feel good about the cam
paign," Thorpe said. "It's the best cam
paign I could have put on. I guess the
people wanted a change, or at least half a
change." "
, ' Al Mebane came in seventh place with
1,680 and Lightning Brown was in eighth
place with 1,412 votes. William Lindsay
came in ninth, and student candidate
Doug Ruff, a UNC student, was tenth.
"I accomplished several things in my
campaign," Brown said. "Three tenant
organizations were formed and we push
ed hard to get condominium conversion
under control."
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Prisoners release last hostages
GRATERFORD, Pa. (AP) Inmates who held six state prison workers
hostage for five days settled into new cells in a federal prison Tuesday as offi
cials began trying to find out how they got guns into Pennsylvania's largest
maximum-security facility. .
The seven inmates, including alleged ringleader Joseph 4 Jo-Jo" Bowen, a
three-time killer, were taken by bus to the federal prison at Lewisburg on Mon
day night.
Two hours earlier, the last of dozens of people taken hostage after an aborted
escape attempt last Wednesday were released unharmed.
Officers began a search of all cells and work areas at the state Correctional
Institution at Graterford on Tuesday. Correction Bureau spokesman Ken
Robinson said he was not sure how long the search would take, but inmates
would remain locked in their cells until it was done.
Reagan and Hussein end talks
WASHINGTON (AP) President Ronald Reagan, concerned about Jor-
dan's interest in buying Soviet arms, concluded two days of talks with King
Hussein on Tuesday by saying the Middle East kingdom's security "is a matter
of historic and enduring concern to, the United States."
Publicly, the two leaders glossed over their differences on methods of pur
suing peace in the region, and addressed merely their common goal of attaining
Middle East peace.
As Hussein's limpusine pulled away down a driveway lined with servicemen
bearing Jordanian and American flags, Reagan was asked whether the king
persuaded him to support a Saudi Arabian peace plan.
"No," Reagan replied. "We just found we agreed on many things."
Swedes still holding Soviet sub
STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) Swedish officials said Tuesday their inter
rogation of the skipper of a stranded Soviet submarine could be a lengthy one
because they had not received a satisfactory reason for its presence in Swedish
territorial waters.
The interrogation went into its second day Tuesday with a 45-minute session
aboard the .submarine, which Sweden maintains was equipped as a spy vessel.
Swedish navy officials indicated after the session that the sub's captain, Lt.
Cmdr. Pyotr Gushin, had not wavered from his explanation that an unfortu
nate "mistake in navigation due to faulty equipment and fog" brought his
vessel close to the Karlskrona naval base where it ran aground one week ago.
Strike crisis continues in Poland
GDANSK, Poland (AP) Solidarity leader Lech Walesa announced he
would meet with Communist Party chief Wojciech Jaruzelski and Archbishop
Jozef Glemp today, presumably to seek ways out of Poland's labor crisis.
Walesa made the announcement Tuesday to a meeting of Solidarity's Coun
try Commission, the union's national leadership executive. Moderates at the
meeting called for, an end to wildcat strikes idling 160,000 workers across
Poland, but militants said the strikes "would continue.
Walesa threatened, as he has several times previously, to resign if the dele
gates do not agree that the strikes must end.
Gators spark concern in Israel
TIBERIAS, Israel (AP) Florida alligators are settling into their new home
near the Sea of Galilee after a chilly welcome from some Israelis who feared the
creatures might attack sunbathers and religious pilgrims.
The 120 alligators seem to be thriving so well in the hot, humid Yarmuk
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their normal growth rate. Zr2 Z' r..' :;Y
" Shlomi Ranon, an enterprising young kibbutznik, has brought the beasts to
the Holy Land to help populate a tropical park he is creating on the Yarmuk six
. miles east of the Sea of Galilee.
But some nature specialists have voiced the fear that alligators might escape
into the Sea of Galilee and munch on sunbathers and Christian pilgrims who
baptize themselves in the lake. ' .
Haig fears plot against him
WASHINGTON (AP) Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr. believes
a top White House aide is "funning a guerrilla campaign" to force him from
office, the State Department's chief spokesman said Tuesday.
The spokesman, Dean Fischer, declined to identify the White House aide,
but it is known that Haig believes Richard V. Allen, Reagan's national security
adviser, is trying to discredit him.
Fischer quoted Haig as saying the campaign against him had been going on
for nine months, or ever since he became secretary of state. Haig finds the situ
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