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Students urged
By AMY BRANEN
Staff Writer
Students concerned about the possibility of a
mopeds on campus sidewalks should attend tonights
forum with the Student Government town relations and
transportation committee, Tom Shealy, chairman of the
committee, said.
"My concern is that I don't feel the students are aware
of the possibility of mopeds' being prohibited on cam
pus sidewalks," Shealy said. "1 don't want this to go un
noticed, and that's why I'm holding the forum."
ill Thorpe
LISTENING COUNTS!
He hears what people
have to say, he's
accesible to the voices
of the whole community
PEOPLE COUNT!
Chapel Hill Town Council
Vote November 8th
Raid for by the Bill Thorpe Committee
"Searching For Our Ancestors"
Dr. Donald C. Johanson
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to attend forum about ban
Shealy said he was concerned .about the lack of
response he had gotten from the students so far.
The issue of mopeds on the sidewalks was brought up
early in October by Robert Sherman, Security Services
director. Complaints from students and faculty members
concerning near-accidents involving mopeds were in
creasing, Sherman said.
No action has been decided upon yet, Sherman said.
"We're in a limbo state right now. No decisions will
be made until the Student Government has had a chance
to get some student input."
Student Government will meet with the administration
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"Hopefully at that time not only will we have some
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the student government will have a chance to present
their ideas," Sherman said. "What we're all trying to do
is find a logical solution to what appears to be generating
into a problem."
Tonight's forum will be at 7 p.m. in the Union.
Several members of the administration, including Robert
Sherman, have been asked to speak. All interested
students are invited to attend. Check the Union informa
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TRIPOLI, Lebanon Yasser
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JOE STRALEY
To The Chapel Hill
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Vote for the candidate
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VOTE
TUESDAY NOV. 8
funerals for 20 Israeli victims on Sun
day. ST. GEORGE'S, Grenada U.S.
troops might have to stay in Grenada
longer than expected because of fears
that ousted left-wing forces will re
group and resume fighting, a member
of a congressional delegation said Sun
day. Rep. Robert Michel of Illinois, the
ranking Republican on the 14-member
team, said many Grenadians feared
that leftists loyal to the deposed
military junta could form an "under
ground" resistance.
Michel called the prospect of an ex
tended stay for U.S. forces
"troubling," but the chairman of the
delegation, Rep. Thomas S. Foley,
D-Wash., said they should not be pull
ed out too soon.
Also in Grenada, U.S. Army chop
pers dropped hundreds of leaflets Sun
day urging residents to cooperate in
locating any Grenadian army or Cuban
resisters to the American invasion.
RALEIGH About 2,000 toxic
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Carolina water supplies that they "are
or may be contaminating our ground
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"We, Students at UNC,
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Town Council."
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