2The Daily Tar HeelTuesday, November 1, 1983
Some Marines to move
The Associated Press
BEIRUT, Lebanon All "non
essential" staff from the Marine con
tingent in Beirut will move to U.S. war
ships offshore because of the Oct. 23 ter
rorist bombing at the airport, Marine
spokesman Maj. Robert Jordan said Mon
day. He said the latest casualty toll from the
truck-bomb that destroyed a Marine in
stallation at the airport is "over 230 dead,
over 70 wounded." He said search opera
tions were nearly complete.
"We're fairly confident we've got just
about everybody," Jordan said. One or
two bodies may still be in the rubble of
what had been the four-story headquarters
of the Marine Battalion Landing Team, he
said, "but indications are we've found
everybody we're going to find."
A simultaneous bombing at the head
quarters of French forces killed at least 58
soldiers. The French and Americans are
part of a multinational force deployed in
Beirut for more than a year at the govern
ment's request to help keep the peace in
Lebanon, wracked by years of civil war.
The Reagan administration has accused
Iranian-backed terrorists of engineering
the blasts and has vowed unspecified
retaliation. Iran denies involvement.
Lebanese police say they have no clues
about the identity of the terrorists and
have made no arrests.
In Geneva, leaders of Lebanon's war
ring Christian and Moslem sects began a
long-awaited reconciliation conference
Monday in attempts to settle old feuds and
agree on changes to give the Moslem ma
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Tuesday, November 1
at 7:00 pm In the Carolina Union
Everyone is welcome.
Reception following
jority more political power. President
Amin Gemayel, a Christian, presided over
the meeting.
Gemayel was the only one of nine
delegates to address the opening session,
Lebanese officials said. The conference,
expected to last four to seven days, ad
journed until today after he spoke.
"If the Lebanese fire is not put out now,
before it is too late, only God knows where
this fire will spread and how much it will
threaten the Arab world and the world as a
whole," Gemayel said.
"This conference is a unique opportuni
ty to snatch Lebanon, the region and the
world from this dangerous dilemma and
dark tunnel," he said. "This opportunity
might not present itself again."
Jordan said "non-essential personnel"
clerks and maintenance crews with
the 1,600-man Marine contingent at the
airport will withdraw to American 6th
Fleet warships stationed off the coast. He
did not disclose how many people were in
volved. "Some of the non-essentials will be on a
commuting basis," he said. "When their
services are needed, they'll come in, then
they'll go back out."
Since the bombing, several U.S. con
gressmen have demanded that the entire
American force retreat to the ships, saying
security conditions at the airport base
made them highly vulnerable to terrorists.
Asked whether the change was a result
of the truck bombing, Jordan said: "The
situation has changed, and we respond to
the change."
He said between 150 and 200 Marines
based at Camp Lejeune joined the Marine
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base in Beirut on Sunday to bolster securi
ty and that some have moved to frontline
posts.
Three-hundred Marines arrived last
week to take over some duties of ser
vicemen killed in the airport blast.
Along with moving some people back to
ships, Jordan said, the Marines were
"relocating and rechanneling traffic" to
improve security, but did not explain what
that meant. He also said "many other
initiatives are going on, most of which we
will not announce."
Jordan said the latest bodies retrieved
from the U.S. bombing site were a Navy
sailor Saturday night and a Marine early
Sunday.
In Frankfurt, West Germany, the Air
Force said a serviceman wounded in the
blast died at a U.S. military hospital there
early Monday.
The Marine spokesman also said the
Americans were loading some equipment
onto ships in preparation for the mid
November departure of the 24th Marine
Amphibious Unit, deployed in Beirut since
May.
Marine Cpl. Brad Trudell, 21, of
Camden, N.Y., said he is eager to leave
Beirut. He stood guard at the bombed-out
headquarters building Monday wearing a
helmet with the slogan "Peacemonger."
"Americans can't understand this kind
of terrorism," he said, pointing to the
wreckage.
Jordan said bulldozers eventually will
level what is left of the wrecked building
and work crews will pave it over. He said
"it will be as smooth as a parking lot when
we get done with it."
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WASHINGTON The Senate on Monday rejected 58 to
40 a resolution calling for the United States and the Soviet
Union to reach agreement on a mutually verifiable freeze on
the testing, production and deployment of nuclear weapons.
The vote was the high water-mark so far on a grass-roots
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. A federal judge on Monday threw
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Craft and ruled that her demotion by a TV station was not the
result of six discrimination.
U.S. District Judge Joseph E. Stevens Jr. said the jury ver
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and ordered a new trial.
The former anchorwoman, in Milwaukee on a speaking
tour, said she was appalled by the decision and vowed to pur
sue the case to its highest level.
RALEIGH Democratic Gov. Jim Hunt would beat U.S.
Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C, in the 1984 Senate race if the elec
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The North Carolina Opinion Research Inc. poll indicates
Hunt would get 47.3 percent of the vote and Helms 41.1 per
cent, while 2.6 percent would not vote and 9 percent would be
undecided.
Neither man has announced his candidacy for the Senate,
but the fight is expected to be fierce.
The 6 percentage-point difference is a smaller gap than most
previous statewide polls predicted, but is closer to the expecta
tions of Helms and Hunt staff members.
RALEIGH Lt. Gov. Jimmy Green said Monday that
there was no doubt he would seek the Democratic nomination
for governor in 1984 now that he had been acquitted on
bribery charges.
"Of course I'm going to run for governor," Green said.
"The only question is when I will formally announce."
A Wake Superior Court jury Friday acquitted Green on
charges of twice agreeing to accept bribes of $10,000 a month,
agreeing to accept a $2,000 bribe and receiving a $2,000 bribe.
Prosecutors voluntarily dismissed a fifth charge of conspiring
to receive a bribe.
Green, relaxed and smiling, met with reporters Monday in
his legislative office. There were several large flower ar
rangements sent by supporters, and the desk was covered with
mail and telegrams.
At the entrance to the office was a green balloon, green
crepe paper and a sign with green letters saying, "Congratula
tions Gov. Green."
ROBBINSVILLE More than 90 people from around the
United States, some carrying as much as $100,000, were ar
rested in a police raid on a dogfighting arena disguised as a
country church, police said Monday.
Law enforcement officials in rural, mountainous Graham
County borrowed deputies from neighboring counties to make
the arrests Sunday as about 150 spectators stampeded into the
countryside, leaving behind guns, brass knuckles, clubs,
money, alcohol and drugs.
"Everybody had plenty of money," said Sheriff A.J. Peter
son. "One guy had $100,000 in a bag. . .and several people
had $16,000 to $18,000."
One boy, among 15 children under the age of 16 at the fight,
was treated and released from a hospital for a hand-piercing
nail wound after he was trampled by spectators trying to
escape.
Lebanon Thursday
A discussion will take place following
the talk, which begins at 3:30 p.m. in the
upstairs lounge of the Campus Y Building.
It is being sponsored by the International
Center.
the mayor of Charlotte, will also appear at
an .in formal reception following the speech
in the Union's upstairs lounge.
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SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA-SAIL ON! We love you violedy!
Your Alums.
HAPPY 21st MARY JANE B. Get drunk as "Damnit" but
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HEY THING (GIGI)! Congrats to the que peart
You're not the black sheep anysaore. Go hot
We're so proud. Ness, wimpy, and the other bo'et
MEET EDDIE KNOX, CANDIDATE for Governor. TODAY
(NOV. 1) 2:30-3:45 in 211 Union. Mayor Knox will speak
briefly and answer questions. An informal reception will
follow. Come meet North Carolina's next Governor!
HERE STIEGLER. HAPPY 20th! I hope you have a great
one! Don't blow it out too hard A Lasar Floyd Fan.
MARK. HERE'S TO MUCH success in your 20th year. Hap
py Birthday! With Admiration, Alison.
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