2The Daily Tar HeelFriday, September 23, 1983
Marcos orders protesters shot 'if necessary'
The Associated Press
MANILA, Philippines President Ferdinand E. Mar
cos on Thursday ordered soldiers to shoot protesters if
necessary and threatened widespread arrests in a new mili
tary crackdown. But the opposition responded that it
might launch a nationwide sit-down to drive him from of
fice. Marcos spoke on nationwide television a day after four
security men and seven civilians were killed and 200 other
people injured in the worst anti-government rioting in his
18-year rule. He blamed the bloodshed on foes loyal to
assassinated opposition leader Benigno Aquino.
Marcos told CBS News he saw no reason to reimpose
martial law "just now," but implied in his nationwide ad
dress that he might use some of his arrest powers retained
from eight years of martial law between 1972 and 1982.
The powers enable him to jail anyone he considers a
danger to the nation.
"I warn the opposition do not force my hand, do
not compel me to extremes that you already know of,"
Marcos declared. He added that he was reversing an order
that anti-riot troops remain unarmed and observe "max
imum tolerance" with protesters.
"Henceforth, we will be firm," Marcos said. ". . .now
that the opposition radicals and activists have destroyed,
maimed, killed, I am now in the process of consulting
with the military establishment regarding this policy. We
may have to return the arms to our military personnel,
and I'm ordering them to defend themselves with these
guns."
Opposition leaders said they were not intimidated by
Marcos' threats and would continue the drive to run him
out of office with a possible nationwide "sit-down and
do-nothing" protest.
Marcos' latest troubles began with the Aug. 21 assas-.
sination of Aquino as the opposition leader returned from
voluntary U.S. exile. The opposition accused Marcos of
murdering Aquino. The president denied it and told ABC
News Thursday he was ready to produce evidence of
Communist involvement.
Nonetheless, Aquino's killing raised a groundswell of
sympathy among Filipinos. At Aquino's funeral and in
later rallies the sympathy turned into calls for Marcos to
give up power, with the previously silent middle class join
ing traditional opposition factions.
Marcos announced last week he'll likely run for another
six-year term in 1987 when he'll be 70.
Former Sen. Jose Diokno, a leader of the resignation
drive, on Thursday declined to speculate on who might
replace Marcos or what the military might do. No single
opposition leader has risen to replace Aquino.
Diokno said he could not say whether the rioters
Wednesday came from left-wing groups or the govern
ment. He said the government would have good reason to
start riots, thinking it would make people afraid to join
peaceful demonstrations.
Watt begs Reagan's forgiveness for his 'unfair' remarks
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON James Watt begged President
Reagan's forgiveness Thursday for his "extraordinarily
unfair" remarks, but six Republican senators said the in
terior secretary deserved his walking papers instead. One
said Watt had produced "a panorama, not of error, but
of bigotry and hate."
Though Watt apologized anew for his remark Wednes
day about "a black. . .a woman, two Jews and a cripple"
on an advisory commission, he suffered the worst assault
yet from members of his own party.
Democrats, long critical of the secretary, joined the
outcry in both the Senate and House for his resignation.
Six GOP senators called directly for Watt's resignation.
And two others, key committee chairmen Robert Dole of
Kansas and Pete V. Domenici of New Mexico, stopped
just short of demanding his ouster.
"To me it's gone on long enough," said Dole, a dis
abled war veteran. He said "there may be an alternative"
to Watt's departure, "but I'm not sure what it is."
Domenici advised Watt to "take another look" at his
past promise to Reagan to resign if he became a liability to
the administration.
Watt sought to defuse the episode by sending a letter to
Reagan expressing deep regret for his remark and asking
for forgiveness. "I have made a mistake," he said.
"Upon reflection, I realize that I owe a personal
apology to you for my unfortunate remarks yesterday
about the coal leasing commission," Watt wrote.
Presidential spokesman Larry Speakes said Reagan had
not sought the letter, nor Watt's resignation, and that the
interior secretary had not offered to step down.
But members of both parties said Watt's latest faux pas
should be the final straw of his tenure.
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Sen. Warren Rudman, R-N.H., called Watt "an em
barrassment to the president who appointed him, an em
barrassment to the party to which I proudly belong and an
embarrassment to the country" and said the interior
secretary "should do the sensible thing and submit his
resignation to the president.
Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., said Watt "articulates
the trash of American thought" and "what one does with
trash is what I suggest the president of the United States
do with James Watt."
The resignation demands were prompted by comments
Watt made Wednesday in a speech to the U.S. Chamber
of Commerce, in which he described the coal advisory
commission he appointed as having "every kind of mix
ture. . .1 have a black, I have a woman, two Jews and a
cripple.
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The Associated Press
WASHINGTON The Senate In
telligence Committee on Thursday
night endorsed President Reagan's new
plan for aiding Nicaraguan counter
revolutionary forces, but moved to
tighten control over the program's
purse strings.
Sources, who spoke on condition
they not be identified, said the commit
tee agreed on a 13-2 vove to release the
$19 million requested by Reagan for
the covert aid, but made clear that the
administration must seek specific
authority to spend more money on the
CIA program.
One source estimated that the $19
million would be expended in three
months and that the committee's ac
tion amounted to putting the covert ac
tivity on "a tight leash." Another
source said the money might last about
six months.
ABOARD THE USS STERETT
Soviet ships in the Sea of Japan have
been harassing the U.S. flotilla in the
hunt for the flight recorder of the
downed South Korean airliner a
search the Americans say is "like trying
to locate a pencil in the desert at night
from an altitude of 1,000 feet."
The Soviet fleet has interfered with
the U.S. operation by forcing ships to
change course to avoid collision.' Rear
Adm. William A. Cockell Jr.com
mander of the search, told reporters
who were flown to the Sterett by U.S.
Navy helicopter Thursday.
When the Sterett moved within a few
hundred feet of a Soviet ship earlier in
the week, according to one U.S. officer
who asked not to be named, a Soviet
sailor yelled "We are friends" in
English, to which a U.S. sailor replied,
"No we're not."
WASHINGTON Despite govern
ment attempts to protect the rights of
migrant workers, unscrupulous con
tractors still use "fear and oppression"
to enslave poor farm laborers, two men
who fled a southwest Virginia camp
testified Thursday.
"It's slavery, you know, because it's
sort of like being on a chain gang, in
jail people watching you all the
time," Oliver White told the House
Education and Labor subcommittee on
labor standards. "The atmosphere was
if you did try to leave, something
would happen to you."
White described workdays that
began at 3 a.m. and ended at 9 p.m.,
and weekly paydays when he was told
that instead of receiving his promised
$300, he owed a $200 debt to the con
tractor. SALISBURY A series of explo
sions that injured 26 people and re
duced part of a Salisbury chemical
plant to twisted metal occurred when
employees mixed chemicals in a reac
tion room, fire department and com
pany officials said Thursday.
Meanwhile, the company began
cleaning up wreckage at the National
Starch and Chemical Co. plant. State
environmental officials said some
chemicals were spilled as a result of the
explosion and fire Wednesday, but they
said there was no serious environmental
damage and that most of the chemicals
washed into a nearby lake.
Ronnie Kesler, who suffered injuries
in the explosion, said in a telephone in
terview that the blast may have started
in one of the company's reactors or
mixing kettles.
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stration, said that the list for the business
courses also had to be revised.
"The original list was made up in response
to a request for a list with courses that made
active use of a computer or would make use of
a computer in the near future," Walker said.
"Almost any business course fits into the lat
ter." Farris Womack, vice chancellor for business
and finance, said students will receive credit on
their accounts for courses with canceled fees.
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VOLKSWAGONS FOR SALE: 1973 superbectSe. Excellent
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ly painted AM-FM radio $1450. Call 933-0815.
CRAIGE GRADUATE DORM CONTRACT for sale: share
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9275. MOVING TO BRAZIL. ALL furniture must go: beds, huge
desk. This End Up dining room table and couch, easy chair,
and more. Call 933-0815.
BABYSITTER: RELIABLE COLLEGE GIRL wanted for oc
casional afternoon andor evening babysitting for our two
daughters. References. Own transportation preferred. CaD
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1975 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE, 4 door, power windows
and seat, air, stereo, V-8. 170,000 miles, new Miche
lins, radiator, brakes. $1000, reliable car, needs paint,
9424)728.
TRAILER 2 BR, KITCHEN, Irvingdining combo, water,
trash pick-up $200mo. 5 mi. South of campus on 15-501
near shopping center. CaD Steve Blsboff 968-0268 6-9 pm.
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FEMALE NON-SMOKER TO SHARE 2 bedroom Colonial
Arms Apt. 1 mile from campus, on bus bne. $170.00 plus Vt
utilities. Bed and desk available for your room. 929-4265
after 6:00.
MALEFEMALE, GAYSTRAIGHT, wanted to share a two
bedroom solar townhouse. V mfte from campus. Fireplace.
Hardwood floors. Washer & dryer. Pond in back. Some fur
nishings available. For your room. $250.00. Call Margaret
at 968-0467.
MATURE. NEAT FEMALE FOR 3 bedroom. 2 bath house.
Responsibilities equally divided! You share master bedroom.
15 minute walk to campus. SlOOmo. 929-6223.
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LOST: TKTN GOLD ID bracelet. Eatasr ia Art library.
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I HAVE LOST BOOKS near Paul Green Theater, 3 copy
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LOST: WOMEN'S SIEKO QUARTZ watch with silver oval
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NEED: RESPONSIBLE SITTER FOR 7 year old girl. Mon.
thru Thurs. 3 to 5. Call even If unable to sit all 4 afternoons.
9294588.
IF YOU HAVE EARLY afternoons and weekends free, and
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Wood, Northgate Man.
CLERKCASHIERS: FULL AND part-time. AH shifts. Apply
fat person, SAV-A-TON. 207 W. Main St. Carrboro. Poly
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HELP WANTED PART-TIME and fun-time positions need
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TUTORING POSITIONS AVAILABLE: DEDICATED. Pro
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1981 YAMAHA 400 FOR sale. Excellent condition. 7,500
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LES PAUL STAND-ARD GUITAR. Sun burst finish. Like
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WILLIAM AND MARY TICKETS: 50 for sale. Call 967
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JOIN US FOR A VERY special Shabbat service and
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PATSY. HAPPY 21st BIRTHDAY. Hope your day is a good
one and everything comes your way. Your CO. Ted.
CONGRATULATIONS NATALIE! THIS J.V. checrleading
squad will definitely be the best with you as a new addition!
Love ya, Marsha.
TO THE DARK IRISHMAN in 302 Everett Those baby blues
should bring many hugs and wet kisses this special day but
remember, watch the blarney! Have an AWESOME 19th.
Much love your SCPA.
204 CUJO: SO WHAT a they have flowers? I have you.
which is much better (but I wouldn't argue) Ha! I hope the
past week is an example of what the future holds. Wouldn't
that be great? I love you!! Your SLBG.
EDA FIFI ANIMAL REVEALED your dark secrets.
Where's the caution light? Hope to find out that and much
more. I can't wait! BronzeDa lover.
HAPPY 21st PATTI StC. Happy 20th Betsy P. We will try to
deliver your wheelchair and cane soon as possible. Love
Rhonda and Kathy.
HEY SUM MOLE. SUSIE PJ You know this much is true.
Snoozing is typical of you! Guess?
KID, ONLY ONE WEEK for you to drink, so quench your
thirst before the first Happy Belated 18th. YKWIM, Your
sweet baboo.
DOROTHY, SO, A FUNNY thing happened to you on the
way to the Emerald City? Well, now that you're here, GET
THE HELL OUT OF OZ! The Wizard.
THE EMBERS FOR ONLY $2.50? You've got to be kidding!
Buy your tickets to the Homecoming Dance. Half price from
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DIANE D. CONGRATS ON your long-awaited engage
ment! We love you very much and wish you and Steve
all the happiness In the world. (Now that you have the
ring, drop Elliott!) Denkte and Jackie.
HOMECOMING TICKETS FOR SALE - WUTUai
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ability. Graduate school approved. Call 489-68 or
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FOR SALE: GRANVILLE SOUTH female contract Avail
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FOR SALE! THREE GUEST tickets for Sat Homecoming
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HILLEL WILL BE HOLDING its annual student faculty
tea on Sunday, 925 from 4 to 6 pm. At the HUlel house
210 W. Cameron Ave. Come and meet your favorite
professors. Please RSVP if you are planning to come as
soon as possible 942-4057.
DMG - HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Be ready to celebrate and get
hammered In the end zone! ISC. JAL
PUPPY DOG. SO YOUVE finally found an outlet for your
womanhood on Cameron Ave.! The black shirt should get
you far. 'How goes the chicken diet? Colonel Sanders.
CHAPEL HILL DAY CARE center has openings in its after
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teacher work days. Summer program offered. Sliding tuition
scale. Call 929-3585 for enrollment information.
ONE BEDROOM APT FOR rent On bus line. Take over my
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Love, JFM.
THOUGHT YOU HAD BAD seat? WRONG. Come early to
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CVNDIE H. WE LOVE yoatl Bast arlsaasW Froas year
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BOWLING TEAM TRYOUTS WILL be held at 4.-00 on Sept
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CBZG - HAPPY 20th! The Big P. is gone, but can we still
pretend? More surprises for afl snuflkMiffikusses and Big T's
on Sunday! AD my love forever! Boom-Boom the Masochist.
EVA B. YOU SLEAZEBAG! Whafre you going to do with
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devoted sister, Dale.
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