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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2004
THE Daily Crossword By Stanley B. Whitten
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News
Budweiser trots into town
Recognizes local
bars , restaurants
BY JAKE POTTER
STAFF WRITER
The King of Beers appeared in
royal fashion Friday afternoon in
downtown Chapel Hill, courtesy
of the Budweiser Clydesdales.
The beer company’s trademark
eight-horse hitch paraded down
Rosemary and Franklin streets for
about 45 minutes, enough time for
representatives to present a case
of beer to 11 downtown bars that
carry Anheuser-Busch products.
“We wanted to show our custom
ers that we appreciate them,” said
Jim Hanson, vice president and
sales manager of Durham-based
Harris Inc., an Anheuser-Busch
distributor.
Company President Jay Harris
said the Chapel Hill bars have been
consistent customers.
“We wanted to recognize their
long-term patronage,” he said.
Among the Clydesdales’
stops were Pantana Bob’s and
Breadmen’s, both on Rosemary
Street, and Woody’s Tar Heel
Tavern & Grill on Franklin Street.
“It’s not every day you see
Clydesdales on Rosemary Street,”
said Linanne Kulick, manager at
Lucy’s Restaurant on Henderson
Street. “It’s a once-in-a-lifetime
event in Chapel Hill.”
About 150 people followed the
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Workers prepare the Budweiser Clydesdales to parade with the beer
maker's trademark eight-horse hitch Friday in downtown Chapel Hill.
procession down Rosemary Street,
and the Franklin Street crowd was
considerably larger.
Tanita Howard of Chapel Hill
was among those watching the
parade.
“I think this is great for the kids,”
she said. “They’re beautiful horses.”
Howard said she thinks the
appearance will increase business
at various bars. “It’s going to bring
more people out that wouldn’t nor
mally come out,” she said.
Julie Barrett and Rebecca
Calderara, both freshmen at UNC,
watched the parade together near
Woody’s.
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“1 think it’s a wonderful promo
tional idea,” Barrett said.
She said Homecoming weekend
visitors possibly accounted for the
large turnout.
Muffin Brosig of Hillsborough,
who owns two draft horses, said she
was impressed by the Clydesdales’
behavior.
“It’s amazing that the Clydesdales
are so well-trained. They’ve got a
job to do,” she said.
Hitch-driver Manny Raber said
the horses aren’t always so well
behaved.
“It depends on what day it is,”
he said. “Some days they work and
some days they don’t.”
Harris Team Leader Larry
Wetterer said Budweiser represen
tatives ensured the legality of deliv
ering the beer during the event.
“We made sure ahead of time
there would be no problems,” he
said.
Kulick forecasted more
Budweiser sales at the bars thanks
to the appearance.
“I think it’ll bring a cer
tain American spirit,” she said.
“Everyone will want a Bud.”
Anheuser-Busch representa
tives also planned to be at the
Homecoming football game against
Miami on Saturday.
They were also scheduled to
appear at the Halloween celebra
tion on Franklin Street.
Contact the City Editor
at citydesk@unc.edu.
Bin Laden
addresses
Americans
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
CAIRO, Egypt Osama bin
Laden, addressing the American
public ahead of presidential elec
tions, said in a video aired Friday
that the United States can avoid
another attack if it stops threaten
ing the security of Muslims.
“Your security is not in the hands
of Kerry, Bush or al-Qaida. Your
security is in your own hands,” bin
Laden said, referring to the presi
dent and his Democratic opponent.
“Each state that does not mess with
our security, has naturally guaran
teed its own security.”
Admitting for the first time that
he ordered the Sept. 11, 2001 ter
rorist attacks, bin Laden said he
did so because of injustices against
the Lebanese and Palestinians by
Israel and the United States.
The FBI and Justice Department
had no immediate assessment of the
tape. Bin Laden said he wanted to
explain why he ordered the suicide
airline hijackings that hit the World
Trade Center and the Pentagon so
Americans would know howto avoid
“another disaster.”
He accused Bush of misleading
Americans by saying the attack
was carried out because al-Qaida
“hates freedom.” Bin Laden said his
followers have left alone countries
that do not threaten Muslims.
He said he was first inspired to
attack the United States by die 1982
Israeli invasion of Lebanon. “While
I was looking at these destroyed
towers in Lebanon, it sparked in
my mind that the tyrant should be
punished with the same and that we
should destroy towers in America,
so that it tastes what we taste and
would be deterred from killing our
children and women,” he said.
Bin Laden suggested Bush was
slow to react to the attacks, giving
the hijackers more time than they
expected. At the time of the attacks,
the president was listening to school
children in Florida reading a book.
“It never occurred to us that the
commander-in-chief of the American
armed forces would leave 50,000 of
his citizens in the two towers to free
these horrors alone,” he saiH
“It appeared to (Bush) that a lit
tle girl’s talk about her goat and its
butting was more important than
the planes and their butting of the
skyscrapers. That gave us three times
the required time to carry out the
operations, thank God,” he said.