,4The Daily Tar HeelFriday, January 31, 1992
'Vol.
World leaders gather
for U.N. peace summit
' UNITED NATIONS President
Bush and ihe world's other top leaders
gatheredThursday for an unprecedented
Security Council summit to coordinate
policy on peacekeeping, disarming and
quelling aggression.
British Prime Minister John Major
will preside over Friday's summit, the
first of its kind in the council's 46-year
history. Thirteen heads of state or gov
ernment will sit with him at the circular
table in the council's chamber.
"The Security Council is more and
more the focus of all the work that is
being done in collective security against
aggression and against threats to inter
national peace and security," said Brit
ish Ambassador David Hannay. Britain
is president of Ihe council this month,
and Major proposed the summit.
The council's new high profile was
underlined last year by its role in the
Persian Gulf War. The summit was
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spurred by changes in the wake of the
Cold War's end, including the breakup
ot the soviet Union.
Ambassadors of the 15 council na
tions reached general agreement Thurs
day on the text of the non-binding com
munique to be issued by the leaders
Friday and sent to their respective gov
ernments for approval, Hannay said.
The proposed text of the statement to
be adopted by council members notes
that tumultuous change in recent years,
"however welcome, has brought new
risks for stability and security."
Democrats vow to keep
focus on middle-class
WASHINGTON, D.C Democrats
promised Thursday to speed an eco
nomic recovery package through Con
gress but vowed to rearrange President
Bush's budget proposal to benefit
middle-income Americans, not the rich.
"Democrats will not obstruct, but we
will try to improve the president's pack
age," said House Majority Leader Rich
ard Gephardt, D-Mo., as the Budget
Committee began hearings on the spend
ing plan Bush presented Wednesday.
"We're doing far too much for people
who already do well."
White House budget director Rich
ard Darman told the panel that the $ 1 .52
trillion spending blueprint was "clearly
a serious plan" for shoving the economy
out of the recession it entered in July
1990. He defended the president's de
mand that Congress enact tax breaks by
March 20 for property owners, busi
nesses, home buyers and others.
House Budget Committee Chairman
Leon Panetta, D-Calif., said the wealthi
est 3 percent of American fam i I ies wou Id
get 83 percent of the savings from Bush's
proposed capital gains slash. That's an
average $19,000 tax break for every
family that makes more than $200,000
a year, Panetta said.
Hecontrasted that with Bush's call to
add $500 per child to the $2,300 per
sonal exemption. That reduction would
not take effect until October, netting
most families with twochildren a$37.50
savings this year.
The Associated Press
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ROCK HILL, S.C. The UNC
women's basketball team walloped
Winthrop College Thursday, 1 16-58.
Seven Tar Heels scored in double
figures, as Charlotte Smith and
Stephanie Lawrence led the way with
1 7 points apiece.
North Carolina, now 1 5-3, 4-2 in the
ACC, shot 51.3 percent from the field
and held Winthrop to 31.1 percent.
UNCoutrebounded Winthrop60-39.
Smith pulled in 10 boards.
The Tar Heels will travel to Reynolds
Gymnasium in Winston-Salem Satur
day to take on Wake Forest at 3 p.m.
The Demon Deacons enter the con
test with a 9-9 record, 0-7 in the ACC.
Gymnasts welcome pair
The UNC gymnastics team will host
the Ohio State Buckeyes and the James
Madison Dukes in a dual meet Saturday
at 7 p.m. in Carmichael Auditorium.
The 3-1 Tar Heels return home after
defeating Radford last Saturday.
Tar Heels foot it in Fla.
The UNC indoor track teams will
travel to Gainesville, Fla., Saturday to
compete in the University of Florida
I0-Team Meet, beginning at 9:30 a.m.
At last week's USAirEast Tennes
see State Invitational, UNCjunior Kevin
Brown broke his own school record in
the pole vault with a 17-foot, 3 34-inch
mark.
In addition, Tar Heel junior Reggie
Harris won the 400-meter dash with a
46.35-second run. In doing so, Harris
defeated Antonio Pettigrew, the world
champion in the 400.
Fencers to foil at FDU
The UNC men's and women's fenc
ing teams will travel north Saturday to
compete in a multi-school meet at
Fairleigh Dickinson University's
Teaneck, N.J., campus.
The men's fencers finished 4-1 last
weekend in a six-school meet at Penn
State. The women went 1 -4 in the meet.
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No. 1 1 Heels invade Alexander
for ACC tete-a-tete with Tech
By John C. Manuel
Staff Writer
In replacing the Wizard of Aahs,
Georgia Tech head coach Bobby
Cremins would settle for nothing but
the Best.
Freshman point guard Travis Best
and the 20th-ranked Yellow Jackets ( 1 5
5, 3-3 in the ACC) will try to post their
first victory ever on ABC-TV, when
they host I Ith-ranked North Carolina
(14-3, 4-2) Sunday at 1:30 p.m. in
Alexander Memorial Coliseum.
Best is part of a Yellow Jacket team
that is deeper and bigger than in years
past. The 5-foot-1 1 Springfield, Mass.,
native has filled the shoes of Kenny
Anderson, who left Tech after his sopho
more year to sit the bench in the NBA
for New Jersey. Best leads the Ramblin'
Wreck with 6.2 assists per game, and
has pumped in 12.5 points per contest.
Some familiar faces junior
Malcolm Mackey and seniors Jon Barry
and Matt Geiger form Best's princi
pal supporting cast.
Mackey burned the Tar Heels at the
Smith Center last Jan. 27, connecting
for 24 points and a game-high 17 re
bounds in leading Tech to an 88-86
upset win. The 6-1 1 , 248-pound Mackey
is Tech's leading scorer ( 1 7.7 ppg) and
rebounder (9.6), with the latter mark
good for second in the conference.
Barry fills the shooting guard role
again and has stepped up his game to
become the Yellow Jackets' emotional
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bits of metal and brick, but nothing of
historical significance."
This is not the first incident involv
ing Old East's cornerstone. Its com
memorative bronze plate disappeared
while the University was closed during
the Civil War.
The plate ended up in Tennessee at
the Clarksville Foundry and Machine
Works. The foundry's owner happened
to be Thomas Faust of the class of 1 903.
A foreman brought the plate to Faust
after noticing the inscription. Faust sus
pected that the plate was connected to
the University when he noticed an en
graving of William Richardson Davie's
name. Davie is known as the "father of
the University."
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leader. His production (17.2 ppg while
handing out 5.9 apg) and long-range
shooting have made the 6-5 Barry the
spark of Tech's offense.
Geiger mans the post and has im
Duke fends off fierce FSU upset bid
The Associated Press
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. No. 1
Duke, trailing by a point with 3:43 left,
scored the final 14 points behind Grant
Hill's surge and struggled past No. 23
Florida State 75-62 Thursday night.
from the cornerstone of Old East and
was returned for University Day in 1 9 1 6.
Steponaitis hopes the cornerstone will
be uncovered for University Day 1993.
Edward Hoskins, an architect with
Facilities Planning and Design, said this
was the first major renovation of Old
East and Old West since the 1920s.
Housing Director Wayne Kuncl said
Old East
there will not be a problem.
Jennifer Davis, member of the Resi
dence Hall Association governing board,
explained that STOWE residence area
would have had five female residence
halls and one male hall if Old East or
Old West had been converted.
Kerrey
make her own decision," he said on a
recent edition of NBC's Sunday news
program "Meet the Press."
Leuchtenberg said Kerrey's change
on the abortion issue probably would
not affect his standing with voters.
The adultery charges that have
plagued Clinton in recent weeks could
help Kerrey if the Arkansas governor's
campaign continues to lose ground,
Leuchtenberg said.
LikeClinton, Kerrey has had to battle
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proved since last year. Having added 20
pounds to his 7-1 frame, the Auburn
transfer has become a force inside, av
eraging 13.4 points and eight rebounds
per contest.
James Forrest rounds out the starting
five. The 6-7, 255-pound frosh won
Georgia's Mr. Basketball the previous
two seasons, and has averaged 1 1 .4 ppg
this year. But Forrest's size gives him
difficulty in guarding quicker players at
small forward, a position he is learning.
Georgia Tech actually has depth this
season, a luxury Creinins has not had in
the past. Sophomore rebound specialist
Ivano Newbill and juniors Bryan Hill
and Fred Vinson give the Yellow Jack
ets an eight-man rotation for the first
time in years.
Hubert Davis (19.7 ppg) will once
again lead the Tar Heels. Budding star
Brian Reese, the third-leading UNC
scorer at 10.2 ppg, should be able to
utilize his speed against the bigger,
slower Tech front line.
Hill's drivine scooo shot eave Duke
a 64-62 lead and sparked the closing
flourish that sent the defending national
champions to their 22nd straight vic
tory before a record Florida State crowd
of 13,610 fans.
from page 1
the renovations would bring Old East
and Old West up to the standards of
modern residence halls.
Department of University Housing
officials hope to generate $3 million for
the project as part of the Bicentennial
Campaign, Kuncl said. The estimated
cost for renovation and restoration is
estimated at more than $4 million.
from page 1
Davis said she thought students would
be pleased with the housing officials'
decision. "A lot of students who were
concerned with gender changes in the
STOWE area dorms called and voiced
their opinion to RHA and University
housing."
from page 1
rumors of womanizing during his po
litical career.
During his term as governor, Kerrey
had a widely publicized relationship
with actress Debra Winger. Kerrey ad
mitted that Winger often spent the night
in his executive mansion. But the image
of a womanizer that haunted Kerrey
during his 1988 campaign for the U.S.
Senate has been erased by the
candidate's recent vow of celibacy dur
ing the 1992 campaign.
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