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PLO leader's
The Associated Press
BEIRUT, Lebanon Palestinian
mutineers pounded Yasser Arafat's last
Mideast stronghold with tank and ar
tillery fire Thursday, leaving 34 dead and
119 wounded in Tripoli.
U.S. Marines in Beirut, meanwhile,
foiled an infiltration attempt and
predicted more attacks on their base.
In Washington, President Reagan
named Donald H. Rumsfeld as his new
Middle East troubleshooter. Rumsfeld
admitted he did not have any solutions
for the region's problems.
Police in Tripoli, 50 miles north of
Beirut, gave the casualty count in the
fighting, which broke out at dawn and
raged through the day and into the night.
Tank cannon and more than 100 field ar
tillery guns thundered around the city.
Stone starts peace talks in Central America
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON U.S. envoy
Richard Stone began a new round of peace
talks in Central America on Thursday as
American officials suggested last week's
invasion of Grenada helps keep political
and military pressure on leftist Nicaragua.
"It certainly gives them something to
think about," said one administration of
ficial, commenting on the impact of the
Grenada operation on Nicaraguan leaders.
He spoke on condition he not be identi
fied. Although saying the Grenada operation
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last stronghold
Arafat was in the beleaguered
stronghold, according to a British Broad
casting Corp. camera crew, but he refus
ed to talk with them.
The center of the fighting was Mount
Turbol, which rises from the eastern edge
of Arafat's headquarters in the Baddawi
camp. Beirut radio said the mountain
changed hands several times during the
day.
A huge column of black smoke rose
above Tripoli from an oil refinery on the
edge of the Baddawi camp set ablaze in
the fighting.
Arafat vowed his 8,000 fighters would
"fight to the bitter end to defend our
people." He charged in a broadcast over
his Voice of Palestine radio that Syrian
and Libyan troops were supporting dissi
dent Palestine Liberation Organization
keeps pressure on Nicaragua's Sandinistas,
U.S. officials expressed little hope that
Stone's latest round of talks would lead to
a regional peace settlement.
Stone, a U.S. ambassador assigned to
explore possible negotiated settlements in
Central America, left Washington on
Thursday for Honduras, a pro-U.S. na
tion where about 5,000 U.S. troops are
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and military ties to Cuba, as did the ousted
Grenadian government has been the
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out around the southern perimeter of the
Marines' airport base before dawn Thurs
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"Indications were we have people try
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base following the Oct. 23 bombing that
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more for that covert action. The vote sets
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the Democratic-dominated House, which
has twice voted to cut off the covert aid.
The Reagan aclministration has insisted
that its goal is not to overthrow the
Nicaraguan government, but rather to
pressure the Sandinistas into withdrawing
their aid for Salvadoran guerrillas,
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PHOENIX, Ariz. Greyhound Bus Lines Inc. shut down
60 percent of the nation's intercity bus service for at least two
weeks Thursday as thousands of drivers and other workers
went on strike rather than accept 9.5 percent wage cuts.
Pickets marched in front of depots and passengers with
fouled up itineraries went looking for seats on other bus lines
or simply stuck out their thumbs.
And long lines of job applicants appeared outside
Greyhound offices in response to newspaper ads seeking new
employees. But there was little animosity between pickets and
job applicants.
(Concerned passengers who called the Raleigh Greyhound
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day afternoon.
Most Greyhound service in the Triangle area had been
suspended because of the strike, according to the recording. It
also said package service was still available in some cities.)
Greyhound. began shutting down operations Tuesday to
avoid stranding passengers.
Rival companies added extra routes and buses and honored
Greyhound tickets to make up for the lost service. Amtrak
also accepted Greyhound tickets. But long passenger lines were
reported in some places anyway.
Trailways ticket clerk David Harper said in Tucson, Ariz.,
that he had been laid off two weeks ago but was called back to
help in the crush. This normally is the slowest season of the
year for intercity bus travel.
Greyhound will remain shut down for two weeks and then
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WASHINGTON The Rev. Jesse L. Jackson formally
started his quest for the Democratic presidential nomination
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DO YOU NEED A MIRACLE IN YOUR LIFE? Whether
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answer- Hbaaclf. Come hear tills message through
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HILLEL WILL BE SPONSORING an Israel program
brunch on Sunday, November 6 at 11 am. Besides ser
ving the usual lox and bagels you can taste Israeli fare.
Israel sBdeshow, information on studying and living in
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students. $2 affiliates. Hillel house. 210 W. Cameron
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SUSAN D: SEXPOT, MATERIALISTIC, -experienced", leg
grabbing, carnal NOMROM Blonde Goddess. No shopping
days left! "Ever have one of those days when you don't feel
tike getting dressed?" When's the wedding? HAPPY BIRTH
DAY! R.O., WB, JR.
PLAN NOW FOR SPRING Break. We're holding student
space on special cruises or try Nassau's "College Week".
Go with a special friend or take a group. Can Mary, Circle
Travel (near Granville Towers) for information, 942-41.
LISA. ITS TIME FOR aa to all start sobbing,
'cans we're losing a cool baby. Yoa did a great
Job; Dastm shoald be prood. Lots of luff, the
edit lech.
SEXPOT AND MANEATER-HAPPY Birthdays! Hope
you're finally satisfied. Here's to Wednesday night Players,
beer, Davie L., bong hits, (seriously,) macaroni and cheese,
the bottle of windex, the People next door. Gates Cainty. The
suite vest, (thanks, Jill), Jim G's scotch, and Pitas. Damn,
close the door love your B.Fing suitees.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY SUSAN T. Yes, here's to BSU, good
friends, Mundo & Caraway, and . . . WILD and -uh- never
mind. Amy wouldn't approve. Luv ya. Mo.
B.A.: TIMES ARE tough, but remember the good things
Bono, slice-n-bakes, Billy, basketball. Cheers, SANFL,
Bloom County. Love KN and the Children.
U-WRETCH EMERITUS: YOUR training haa been
superb, bet stick by the phone in case I have to
hit the panic burton! Get hungry for those Jobs
and rat sore USA today will find yoa! -New
IMVretch.
GARY M.: HAPPY BIRTHDAY-You're legal AGAIN! Have
a great day. Love, Karen.
WELL I HAVE STRONG white teeth! Why can't I be the
Revco bunny girl? Yayy Bill! Is this grotesque?
THREE PENGUINS WERE sliding down an iceberg. The
first penguin said, "WHEE!!" and the second penguin said,
"WHEEir and the third penguin said, "RADIO!!"
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TERRI, SO yoa found the
balloons? Well here's to tropical Islands, closing
bars three bedroom houses, Memphis, Club Riviera,
Amazing Tricks, Carribean Cruises, screwdrivers,
and year round joint-adventures you're the greatest
love Philmoe
REECE, TO THINK THIS time last year to you I was Just the
quiet girl in purple pajamas. Hope thaf s changed. The past
year has been great! Can't wait till tonight Love, Margaret.
HEELS! SQUAD 3 says: Make those pussycat Tigers fight to
keep their stripes! Marching Tarheels: Blow Clemson away
for good of St Nic!
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HORACE AND MILDRED OF all DTHers IH
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ITS BIG, ITS GREEN, ITS ugly, if s rusted out, and it hogs
parking spaces, but the TANK gets us there. Thanks Tom.
Go Heels! Beat Clemson! Lewis, Martie, Tom, Belinda, Todd
Beth, and Mike.
TO THE GIRLS IN my life; where would I be without you.
T.S., M.H., J.R., I mean you! The unknown tuba man give'm
hen heels.
TO THE GIRL THEY call M one year down how many to go?
As long as the rat lives? Longer? Happy first year, love
Reece.
NEW OMEGA PEARLS: Cougratulathms from all
the brothers of Omega Pai Phi.
SEXPOT DAVIS! WHAT ARE you going to do now that you
haven't already mastered? Find yourself a nice pair of shoes
tonight! Happy 21st CZAR.
DO YOU LIVE IN an off-campus co-ed housing situa
tion? Please contact Joel at 967-9377 or P.O. Box 1085 if
you are willing to be interviewed for a feature story.
WE ARE SQUAD 18. . .The Pride of the Marching
TarHeels! Keep up the great work, Tim, Councill, Allison,
LoRae. Neil, Bryan, Charles. What a "Supersquad!" BR.
KYLE-HORACE AND MILDRED are all yours
now; take care of them for me! Come by and see
ass at Roach Terrace sometime. Til miss you!!
(sniff!) Good hack. . .and don't forget interna
tional news!
TOMMY LITTLE PIS-Shhh, youll wake the damn birds!
What a Sigma woman! Not long til you're there! Love ya,
Urie big pis!
HEY MARCHING TARHEELS WE may be in the
"chaste-'A' ", but we're TWO "good" to be true!!: Gisela.
Todd, Kathy, Lisa. Amy, Deanna, Robin, Linda(?).
I WOULD LIKE TO thank Dr. Hunter S. Thompson,
T.S. Eliot, Bloom County, the campus governing coun
cil, the consent decree, the Golden Dragon, Talking
Heads, Chrissie Hynde, Domino's pizza, the people of
Grenada, the Chapel Hill Newspaper, Little Harold,
York Peppermint Patties, Dustin Hoffman and all the
marvelous people of the DTH for making all of this
possible; and the College of Arts and Sciences, the
swim test, the DTH survey, the FBI, Speakeasy and
Journalism 58 for almost making it not. The
U-Wretch.
GO HEELS! BEAT THE PUSSY-cats from the LARGEST
tools in the Band! Hey Bangers, well see you in the BAND
BOWL-l:00-Saturday-Kenan Stadium! Be there!! Aloha!
BTCs.
HEY BAND! STAND UP and keep cheering! GO HEELS,
oh yeah! Love ya squad 12 so to speak! Celeste.
GO HEEL!! "RAM" THE tigers into the ground! Send those
losers back to Death Valley! Squad 58. the Squad that
Dominates!!
BABE WETJ. GET MORE time together now and I'm so
glad. Thanks for your patience. . .and love. Forever your
toots, JT.
UNIVERSITY EDITOR EMERITUS USA Pullen.
our right wing standard bearer; Stop aO of your
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frustrations of being ldesk leader any mors.
Don't even worry about getting a Job. I'm sure
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10 miss you around the office, but our torrid
love affair doesn't have to end. And hey . . . let's
be particularly careful out there. Kyle.
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RAINBOWS,
on Thursday, vowing to "give a voice to the voiceless,
representation to the- unrepresented and hope to the
downtrodden."
Jackson is starting months and millions of dollars behind
the seven white men also seeking the 1984 Democratic nomina
tion. The Baptist preacher and civil rights leader told more than
3,000 singing and cheering supporters he wants to win. But his
40-minute announcement speech also suggested he holds no il
lusions about his chance of being the nominee.
"My candidacy will be a quest for a just society and a
peaceful world," he said. "My candidacy will help to change
the present course of our nation and to rekindle the dormant
flames of idealism for all Americans."
JACKSONVILLE President Reagan's planned visit to
Camp Lejeune Marine Base has sparked telephone calls
threatening his life, law enforcement officials said Thursday.
Reagan is scheduled to attend a memorial service today at
Camp Lejeune for Marines killed in the Oct. 23 terrorist
bombing attack in Beirut.
Two telephone calls threatening Reagan were received at the
Jacksonville Police Department, officials said. Another
threatening call was received by the Jacksonville Daily News.
Jacksonville Police Chief Roger Halbert said he personally
contacted U.S. Secret Service agents at Camp Lejeune after
each of the anonymous calls. He declined to discuss what was
said.
"They were threats against Reagan," he said. "I'm not go
ing to give you the content of them because I don't want to en
courage additional calls. Anytime we get a threatening call to
any public official, we notify the proper authorities assigned to
protect that individual. You don't take any of them lightly."
Local officials were told during a Tuesday conference with
Secret Service agents about intelligence gathering and
emergency procedures in connection with Reagan's visit.
Democratic Gov. Jim Hunt continues to lead Sen. Jesse
Helms, R-N.C, in an expected 1984 Senate race, according to
the latest Carolina Poll.
Hunt leads by 20 points in the poll, conducted by the UNC
School of Journalism and the UNC Center for Public Televi
sion. The poll was released Thursday.
Although neither man has announced his candidacy for the
Senate, 56 percent of the adult North Carolinians polled said
they would vote for Hunt, compared to 36 percent for Helms.
HEY TARHEELS! GROUP SAX invites you to GET RABID
against Clemson! GO HEELS!!! We're behind you ALL THE
WAY!! Squad 22., ...... ..,
CLEMSON STUDENT: "DAD, TM m love with a girl." Dad:
"Thank God!" GO HEELS! Trumpet Squad 24-Tower of
Power"-Tom, Kelly, Terry, Andy, Clay, Paul Denise, & Jeff.
USA PULLEN: I CAN find nothing criminally
wrong with your tenure as U-Rightist. The
memory of bread sticks and pimento cheese Is
emblazoned on my brain forever. ITI be lost
without you telling me to shutup and do as I'm
told. Be mine. New York Times or not. Love,
your friend and admirer. Mark.
UNC FLAGS DO IT with flying colors! GO TARHEELS!!!
HAS CUFF M. HAD GROUP SAX yet? We think he has!!
Have a FANTASTIC 21st!! Squad 22 P.S. Welcome to
Chapel Hill. Cliff's Parents!!
JAN: GERSHWIN ONCE SAID "A red-headed woman
makes a choo-choo jump its track." You're wild and crazy
but you know about "R-E-A-L-L-I-F-E!" Happy 26th Birth
day! FOOTBALL FANS! COME CHEER Stankavage and com
pany with the Marching Tarheels tomorrow in Kenan. A
game not to be missed! See you there! Squad 8, Marching
Tarheels
TC THIS PAST MONTH has been wonderful. You've
become so very special to me and 1 Love You KF.
DEEP DEGRADATION AND HUMILITY, we all know
about RCs memorex dreams. . .and honestly, Dave, must
you always make such a spectacle of yourself? Even on the
Astro Turf?
HAPPY BIRTHDAY CRICKMOREI The best room
mate ever. PARTY! Lefs raise hell on Saturday.
Remember ain't no big thing, whooooool Love ya,
KeUey.
HEY FAITH, HOW ABOUT them marching heels, we're
gonna march and cheer our team to Victory over Clemson
and into the Sugar Bow. Cheeringly Mike.
STEP ON THOSE TIGERS. Heels! Good luck from squad 5
Witlard, Marty, Sherrill, Meredith, George, Jim, Rodney,
and you too, Jennifer.
HEY MOM AND DAY-Tni glad ya'all could come
down for the game. I sure miss our. "hatchbacks" in the
Chevette! I won't get to go to Pasadena, but any bowl
trip with the Marching Tar Heels would be more fun. Go
Heels! Signed Cliff: Squad 22 group sax.
CLEMSON WILL FALL, AND Squad 8 will be there to help.
But Karen, please leave the memorex and body suit at
home. Squad 8 much more fun than a trip to OZ!
CHICK-A-DEES YALL ARE TOO much! Thanx for the ear
ly b'day party! What party monsters! Here's to more good
times. And thanks. Love Holly.
TO ALL THE DTH STAFFERS: There's no way (and not
enough space in the classifieds) to say how much I've loved
working with you all. Come visit me on the police beat in Fu
quay and, if you're lucky. 111 sing for the next DTH party!
Poo-Ian.
KELLY: GOOD LUCK AND may the Pica Stick be with you.
You will do a wonderful Job and you have a great bunch of
writers working for yotl. Remember to put University up and
campus down and give me a call when you need a handy ex
cuse for rate editorials. Lisa.
TO THE U-DESKERS: HERE'S your chance ot come watch
soaps with me! And go to Swenson's! And happy hour! And
eat at Roach Terrace! And see me go to class! Keep in touch,
your screaming ex -editor.
BORIS! YO DUDE, HAPPY BIRTHDAY. Lefs toast to. . .
Lardass ("you can't leave me here!") architectural genius,
mold cultures "kitty, kitty", klhaps, first punkins. Ricks. ,
Campers, hot dip wires along the ceiling, borrowing keys &
couches, "they're In the top drawer," and "Sweet" fishing
trips. You're only 20 so quit pullen on that thing and get a lit
tle hoot tonight! Ivan.
S B. -HAPPY ANNIVERSARY! One year, and thafs no
"delusion." Let me know when you find out where the noses
go! I Love You. . .Always, Princess.
LOOK OUT BAND . . . Squad 6 knows how to "trill" ya! Bet
ter yet, we do it with high frequency! GO heels! Beat the
pussy cats!
HAPPY 19TH BIRTHDAY. AB! When they made you they
burned the mold. Here's to exciting times, loud laughter and
Foul ATTITUDES! The Homegirls LOVE YOU! Carta, San
dy. Helen, Kim, BO.
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