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Vol. lXXXIX, No. 195 Establish“! 1." University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky Impondont Ilm 1911 Friday, September 27, I985 .
Author says grief If“ 1 " Annual competition sta t'
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norma OI“ hea mg . t0 [)le Ky . Rhodes scholars t
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. ' . -. By (‘YN1'HIAA.PALOIUH) have a 4:) to apply." said Daniel recommendations to the stale itllli ' 1w _ j. “ '2
emo Iona woun S |. Senior Staff Writer Rowland, committee cochall'man mittee ' : - l'.‘
r..— t 8 and history professor "The grade StUdehtb may apply tr"”‘- 'ht‘” 7". Hi” in";
' ‘ Students who attend a meeting pointaverage is only one factor “ home state or the ‘tate the} ‘tU’tiv - " r . j
S eaker tells rou how ’ _ today in the Gaines Center for the Belts termed a Rhodes Scholar 1" .‘ ‘1"; r
p g p to handle 1088 NW 1" r ~‘~ l Humanities could find themselves in "an all-arounder someone who FOUF RhetteS St‘hth'dr‘ drt‘ t'htN'tl 3 -. .5 .‘ '. -'
‘ Uxford.England next year does a lot of things well and wants from each dlSlrlt‘l Kentucky in .l. p '3."
Bvl’l'ENln'Sl's-‘ix SMITH died in an auto acCident. is rfectl The meeting. at 3 p m . will pro- to make a mayor contribution to so- District l\’. along with .\licli.g.ii. , 1- : 1' ; ' '1:
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Staff Writer nOrmal The healing process is not a vide information about the Rhodes ('1er Wisconsin. lllinois Indiana an: '_ ‘ , )_
gradual road up. but it has its peaks Scholarships Students do not hate to study but tlhlU _ t; ' .' i’
. "' (‘ontrary to popular belief. grief and valleys it is a long hard jour- “The Rhodes Scholar program is manities to apply for the schol- Not since 19:35 has a t K grandam '. 'i . .V'._-,.‘t 5
lagisalmgrime ney “ probably the most prestigious underr arshlp. but they need to have a been selected Me should hau- .. .‘ ~.' ~_
As Ann Kaiser Stearns. author of graduate scholarship available.‘ ”Whereht Plhh “t ‘tUdF prior to ap» KhOdCS SChUl‘” 159”“ “Wt "‘9" F 'i' ' 1‘: ‘2
Li\lng ’l'hrough Personal (en-“b, said Stearns said people must not be r 'r-- said Raymond Belts. director of the plying. 'Howlandsaid [.7K's quest for academic Stif't‘l-t- I i; ’ . ‘i
last tonight in her lecture at the afraid to explore their dePFeSStOh- ANN KAISER STEARNS Honors Program and co-chalrman of "They re looking for scholar citi- this would mark an or casioii inr i x .173" 'j.
l Center for the Arts. "When someone "We live in a fix-it society where we [TK's Rhodes Scholar committee lens not narrow bookworms " lective L‘nlversity celebration . _ ‘- . z . .

' ' experiences a loss, friends immedl- tell people what to do. Cry and don‘t Leshia Derringer. first year social Questions about the SChOlarhhlP The haS‘C crlterla for application (‘arl Cone. a “hm” l““"“-‘“” "t : _.' -' I. c '
ately try to interfere and keep the cryare thetwo worst things to say. work graduate student. said, “When program and the application process are that the htUtlent he a 1' S Ctttlen h15t0r)- rememt’e“ tht‘ “t“ ‘3‘?" - ' f ‘i - ' ~
grieving person busy without really Stearns said this I thought i would Will be answered tOmUFFW. Bett> and unmarried t’t‘ between 13 and U" had a Rhodes “h“h" M”E"""*‘ - M}: . ’1,
“Stehlhg BUt all this accomplishes “()ne of the least helpful things is burst out baWth- Her lecture r9311.“ said 24 and be prepared to complete 3 Allen graduated m ‘95—) and .598“! h i ' . ‘ .. t. I’
is to interrupt the grievmg process to tell a person that his feelings are moved me Her advice will help me The program offers students from hat‘ht‘ltlt‘ >h) Wt t. “336 the heXt threeyears .‘dt ("it‘ll-'1 Th" ‘ 1- ’5. '1 If ' ‘
like thehealing process normal 1t 15 more powerful to do it cope later in life when l have to face 18 countries the opportunity to study it . , ,. year before. rloyd tammacli gial; . ; . .f ._.. ff ' 3

"The way to truly comfort the per- indirectly by being feeling and car- these things She gave me some at England‘s Oxford L'mverstty for [T :3?le . applicants “"0!“ 'the uated from [K and studied .it in . J g 9
son is to allow his anger to be ex- ing for them not by giving them a good techniques to use and a lot of two or three years “Some students h" 5‘3“”, are chesen yearly 35 ford asaRhodes Scholar until 195.” . - 7, _
pressed Let the person mourn and lesson ~- ' ' good responses " see it as postponing a job in the ca- Rhodes Scholars 5Ch°13r5 are‘also Cone said there have been to Rho ., 2“ . ‘ j\ . .
work out his healing process in the reer market. but it's one of the most Chm“? front "“hhtm'h SUCh 35 (ana- des Scholars m ”i \ hN'tr} 1T. . . ' _ ' g » . 3
way It works best for him." she When someone experiences a loss respected pomts of information on a ‘3‘” it“)?! t't‘rmahk Australia and 1905. a L'K graduate was among 'ln . g: 2 . .
said "There is no time limit for a the thing he “may remember ,5 that In an interview after the lecture resume because It ShOWS you-W ‘0”! "hm“ first group of scholars .;. ‘ _ ‘3 .
healthy grieving Per‘Od H when you love somebody they never 5‘63”“ Sitld- "It ithl'htxt.‘ had told earned ‘hterhath’hhl respect. he The l'nitelt states l,\ divided Int“ Guy Daven ir' run-M... ii l-- "V ; l "

Judy Rose. a London. Ky resident die. 5h0 said “They‘re m your heart the when l was in my late 21M. at a *a‘q eight districts and a selection com gllsh' was .i plural}: {.h . , ', t ,1 t, ’.~‘ g . . ' '
who attended the lecture. said. forever and you don't have to throw time when i wanted to kill myself. While this ‘5 it Pt'e-‘tlgttltb PT" nlittee from each state nominates 194849;“ ’1; “in u , ’t V)“ flu? -, ' _ ' '
"Stearn's hot)“ and lecture hub away the memories Just because a that 1 would be w happy “,m m} gram. academic SUCCC» 15 net the two candidates to the district Belts the it“ REM‘E’N -h “it“ t , " «.._ 3 ' » . '
shown me that the grief 1 am gomg relationship didn't work out or you life and able to help so many people ”hl.‘ measure ”t ellt‘tlhlht.“ "he said although t'K's committee does : d e N ”I“ “W ” : . \ - ». ~7,
through tUt' my 20-year-old 50"- “h0 1051;, ion-done ‘ ' lt would‘ie blown lily liiiinl ' want to encourage people “h“ don t not make \t‘lt’t‘tltlnh. it does make \r». Rum)“ ‘ ~ ‘ . ._

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Students chanted L‘K victory 'rj up- , .jfpéf . ’ ' thousandxloi W29 “N‘fiLIR ML . ' .’ .' 1;"
cheers as they walked with the _ 3‘ t... \ - \ fishing and re\0[ltu.:l.ihsli.:‘ \ 2., '. .- il,
parade or rode in convertible ' . i . V1 . 0 boa ‘ "“,’ fl“ "‘ '. ' .. . ,

g . -' .q» p ' ._ ~ rded up like ghost 'l'.tl‘.> .z. . , 4 . -

cars decorated with flags. ; 1 ~ $1.1, ' \ ’r " . . ‘ pounding rain and surf - .> .1 . .

streamers. and blue and white ’ y .3; 5"" l I h . . “ , ’ ' ‘ Hurricane “fling. twp. WW‘U ' -' , , -" '

balloons. . . .1 ~\ . , .' .. - . . , . .. .

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Fireworks illuminated the sky . . _ “\_ \-«\ " g, - / Plymouth. Mass. as t.i-vria one oi "'j 7 -'
and bt'lght green 1810!" beams ht ' \i \ ‘\ “ ' " the most poweriul storms to threat ' ' ’ . 2 “ -
(ommonwelalth_ Stadium 'fllled l I _ \ ‘ . ’" ' \ ‘ en the Atlantic coast this century '. ' ',/ ' .-
:lhmmlenilrsiudean?” screaming ‘/ \ ‘ / , \ i shifted to a more northerly course ' ' .

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camiatrhstewabseggiore the Wild- 1 4 y .. g L/ . // ' ' 'K ‘ Forecasters said the hurricane \ ',v."' .3 ” ': "
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After introducing the senior .3 \’ gzflfzwfi‘ up“ d U h km
football players. Coach Jerry ,\ m 4 ‘\.. \ By midatternoon. 2o.ooo people ’ .' "T" y. '
Claibornevsa‘ld CFOWd SUPPOTt gr. ‘ ‘ 7:3" t . " ' ' had been evacuated on the North f y "'1"; "-
gfieprlsggefie more than many ,: . \ V, ,5 fit; a. y ' Carolina coast, said Chrystal Stowe ‘ - ’ 'I' '. I. .
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against Bowling Green, it disap- Deon T m r a f h I d | , “mmmx a westofwillasnngmn per on . ' t . ' r- '

Pointed the Players. he said. BuI f P e I n occoun m9 sop omore. “ea 5 De to Tau Delta the Wildcat Roar. Delta Tau Delta YOOk second place in the Heavv surf w's re t l'i ti : I . .‘ ,9 “

when the crowd was cheering roternity members in the Yell Like Hell contest last night at competition, which is partot the annual homecoming pep rally. coast with beast share: :n‘dnfhu: .‘ "V, ‘ . c

9",?! the end of Vlast‘weeks game. :‘For Homoeomlno acfivltlu Omega placed second in the so— terson Hall placing second Hag- Gamma Rho took first and Farm derstorms inland and rain «thing the x ‘l '- ' I’ 3

‘t “$th ”1991,3335 immensely. Indovonu ... O '7 roritydivlsion. gin Hall took home the overall House won second in the fraternl- 903“ 'f " '. -' - 5 A " 'i t

S ldcat senior defensive tackle $ For the fraternities, Alpha win. ty' division (‘hl omega placed Residents who planned to sit out ‘ l g. .' "‘i

tuart Stubbs, agreed. He 531d 'Students shewed their enthu- Gamma Rho place first and In the independent division of first and Kappa Kappa Gamma the hurricane stocked UP 0“ teed» . J '. "-

ezehtjdsfh as the Wildcat Roar Siasm and support during the Delta Tau Delta placed second. the crazy car contest. Patterson placed second in the sorority divi- batteries and candles t’topt‘t‘t.‘ - , i ‘ ' .1

5 0‘” . 0W much the StUdehtS “\ell Like Hell" contest. Delta [n the independent lelSlOfl. Hag, Hall placed first and the Water sion Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity ovmers sandbagged the” homes and ’ t ' . ‘

arebehmdtheplayers. Delta Delta placed first and Chi gin Hall won first place with Pat- Ski Club placed second. Alpha won overall businesses to protect them from ~ ‘ .

flooding and boarded up w'indOws . - .‘ » "
Boaters headed to safe harbors. and i ~ . . . > . ’-
-— “ ~— ' some hauled their vessels into dry ' ' ' ., ~ .
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Virginia Gov Charles Robb ite ‘ ‘ .
. clared a state of emergency and mo . ‘ =
“ . bilized National Guardsmen to help ‘ - ' ~
ce e ra es fll'm spea er S?! y S ‘h » . ' ‘
. \\ ) , Classes were canceled as schools ‘
. were turned into evacuation centers. ~ . .
annlversal’y Ble‘(‘.\l).-\l..\ltiNTE thmha" Demmats and by the 11“} and hundreds of military airplanes . ' ' '
‘ ' - - . . erals. first concentrated on Cutting '
. Contributing Vt riter _. . .
. t ‘ down ‘budgetydeflClts. he said. SceHlRRl('\\l..;iagc: - - .
Falr tomorrow “The economic situation in West [And' n “Iafhmdegd successfutlul‘n , _ t
, . . ~ Germany reminds me of what some d“? 3532' if lgoyernmen cu e _
part of fCSthltleS “ critics said of the music of Richard 8 'c' -‘ "e a
Wagner: it sounds worse than it ac- A consequence of this deficit re—
By JON \‘ATER \ , - tually is." Michael Richtsteig said duction was that “interest rates for
ContributingWriter <$ ‘ ‘ E last night. private and corporate loans went v .
_ \ . The diplomat from the West Ger- consnlerably down. and prices stabi- °‘ W th' 'NV- “0" YO“ an
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the be th Q man Consulate in Detr0it said in his llzed further "3 . . . ‘

minus... the “a: t at; a... i... .. ma... have been . "w- e" .. .. .

brationofits 25th annsivyersa n8 ‘ ‘ saying for several years that the R‘ChtStePS “'9'“ 0" to say that the “d 9‘0““ Probably be the lm. For

A health fair that willrybe held J "mu“ “WWW“ economic situation of West Germany 11:84 lpflatlon rate avg; downfto the lrveW.sc2PASTlMES,pag23.

and of the European Economic Com~ “'95 eve 5”“ ‘ a 18“”.

from 11 “h- to 1 P-‘h- tomorrow at play. and it‘s good public relations ry. The event will feature a 2&foot- munity was in a decaying state but he pointed out. lower than that of

Commonwealth Stadium '5 part of for the Medical Center during home- tall wood and wire mesh birthday this interpretation. he said. (106‘ not Switzerland and Japan. The 1904 mwm”“h"‘ih“ ‘h‘ 3“"

“Affilhufin tak l . 1 coming': . cake. stuffed with blue and white tiS- matchreality. economic growth was 2.7 percent an °t mm.“ in this 3""

bl 3: “pm ‘efhcetgga "8° Screenings Include a blood Prw sue Paper Richtsteig specifically referred to and he said that in 1985 “the Ger W ”"7- ““ ' WW

ue an w _°h ‘h . grassy sure check. a blood sugar count, 8 an April ,9“ article. run by News. man government is expecting a "m" -
area “9’“ t° the "Chet office across body fat percentage rudim, a Guest speakers from the gover~ week. that depicted Europe and growth rate 0‘ approximately 3 per-
from the 3-3 Goodbarn. The ta" breast selfexamination slide presen- nor's and mayor's office will be on west Germany as on the edge of cent or more.“ m
Wt" include n: gnety 0t hoax tation, various displays featuring hand along with members of former economic collapse. , . ,
ire-:3??? a sPh‘YS 9”“ car safety. pharmacy and promo governor AB. “Happy" Chandler's He said the scene described in . The 5"“th '5 “0t 35 We?

” C '89- . . tive dentistry and a presentation for family. Chandler, as governor. was that article mponded to what ‘h3 as ‘t may seem from then m“

Wanda?!“ :iemfeair would b; UK Health plan members. responsible for building the Medical Germany's condition had been 'in the figures Germany has a pronounced Tot! will b: sin-u but cool with
:mewmtgns .. ’d cm? W But the real kickoff for the year's Center. Several staff members will past, and not to its condition when "99'” "‘ the “h" mm“ "2'? “ht“ h” ”w “- T“"'*-"'

in. as in. am Cheri Tudor. upcoming activities will come at a receive mint julep cu for their the articles red. million Germans do not have a job, ‘ by “I II fly will the low in
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thg t3 In Madotfheuzealth fair party {mm 2 to 4 pm. today in the long service. Richtsteig attributed the change "in Richtsteig said, saying this corre- the low: Q. m vi be

a IS, a mom r Medical Medical Center courtyard. the ic situation to the ”In ins sponds to an unemployment rate of m All m m it. Hui in

Center sapecml events committee. The party begins with the release All faculty. staff members and to power of Chancellor Helmut Kohl. t1? percent, compared to 73 percent eunuch.

“:9 Wt 't ”mt d "PM“ the of 1,000 balloons. the largest amount students are welcome to attend the in hte 1m, “This more conserve 'htheUh'ted States.
9““ c m "I“ 1" ' “We (”3' to be released in uxlrigton's histo- weekendevents. five new government. rm by the Sasconommmz
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 z-KEMYKERNEL Fray, W27, 1“
cited Army studies showing that 5.4 Continued from page on, y
. , I . . )3 .. percent of the US. soldiers seeking
:sX-iilalgd‘lrrrst‘ ~2th H treatment for venereal disease in While the federal government As for exports to the US.
ases 0 0“" Berlin this June were Infected With will be working hard to reduce Richtsteig said the figure is 3.5
WASHINGTON 2 Citing the grow- “05 . _ _ unemployment. Richtsteig said percent.
mg threat of AIDS. the govern- Dr William A. Haseltine said they Bonn has “every indication that
m y... amon health workers m... ..m m mmy mm. .0 2W mm ..
terdav he asked the White House to “"5“ Who have memo" rat“ or 50 up in 1986-" monetary snake. is a combined
approve an additional 55 percent in- . percent or more. And the soldiers currency which consists of differ-
‘ crease 1" federal Spending ‘0 00m; “ms‘ but at least 23 Of them likely “l“ spread the disease fur- Exports he added are one of ent European national curren-
. . . . . 33' ROBERT BYRD were considered for other rear ther. he 53th . ‘ ‘ . ,. . . . .
bat the deadly disease . . . . 2 . the major strengths of the Ger~ ems, Richtsteig stated, p0inting
' Dr Jama‘O 31350" acting 35515“ .Associated Press sons at high “5k for acquired lm' "Thae aren [ homosexuals." he man economy. out that “the percentage of each
‘ ' tant secretary for health in the . . mune defiCIency syndrome. . told the subcommittee. “These national currency within the
‘ ' Health 811d Human 591M095 Depart- ATLANTA — For- the my “me But at least two “ and puss'blrv aren‘t drug abusers. These are "0" “Like any other nation of the snake depends on the weight of
I . . ment told a senate subcommittee Since AIDS was discovered four three -- health care workers in ma], young guys who visited prosti- European Community West Ger— the national performance in eco-
'. h ha‘ a‘k ed the Office of Nlanage- years ago. federal health offiCials this country are presumed to tutes. Half the progt'ttutes are in- many has 50 percent‘of her for- nomics ,,
‘ . . ”fem band Budget to a m“? a $70 reported yesterday that health have been infected vvith AIDS tected,and these guys got infected.“ eign trade with other EC mem- '
- ~ ‘ million increase in thepgidministra- care workers have contracted the "ll-"5°" the 30b: Weicker questioned whether bers " Richtsteig explained
‘ tion‘s 1986 bud 9t r uest for AIDS virus from working W191 patients f l 'h . d enough soldiers were involved to ' ' The function of the snake is to
l ' ‘ . . h g eq ‘ and their blood. ’5 emae nurse? 0 ac“ en' draw such broad conclusions. "9 further developed this as- “stabilize the financial
» ‘ “Team . . . _ , Neither of the two health care tally SlUCk herself “191 3 needle . , ; pect of economic relationships by relationships among the Euro
» The Incretbe ~ the hfiond 1" “‘0 y be uentl' devel- in November 1983 and again in AIDS. or acquired immune defi- ;. . - n - it
. y d] workers has su eq _\ . . . , H -. saying that m the past year the pean countries. The EU. is also
‘ " . ' - months would bring spen “8 m oped AIDS since they were in- March 1984 ““19 drawing “00" Hem) syndrome .13. generally trade balance of the Federal Re- considered to be one of the first
. - ' . the fiscal year beginning next week fected. said Dr. Ken Castro of the from AIDS patients. thought to kill its Victims by de— , , steps toward the creation of a
' to about $200 million more than dou- . stroving their immune system and PUbllC Wflh members 0‘ the EC
. - ‘ . Center for Disease Controls . .' l . k ‘ - - ul ~ 1 f — '1_ common currencv for all of the
ble the amount President Reagan “A male part time ab vior er leavmg them vulnerable to second- res ted m a surpus 0 35" b‘ - '
‘ ‘ . ‘ , . , . . ‘ . AIDS 135k force. - h“ hand 'h‘l roc- V ~. , . . . , . 1' . nl 'th th N th 1 ds EC nations and, ultimately, as
. - 2 isked for in hh first budget proposal 2 . who cut ‘5 V‘ “3 p arV diseases Haseltine said howev- ion, 0 y M e e er an '
‘ ' “ . ‘ ’ Each of the infections appar- .- I ~ . - ‘ .' . f 1 - one of the major moves toward a
> - . - inrebruan . ~ h blood 955mg bl°°d from a eukemia pa er, that recent research indicates out 0 eeven EC partners, was . . . .
i -- " ' I The nevi-total would also be more ently occurred w en con- tient in December 1983 and stuck AIDS also causes ma‘iv b ’ West German‘s trade balance in concrete political union 0f “es"
. _ -. 3 f ‘ taminated with the Virus entered himself with a needle in Au ust ’5 9. rain the red ern Europe.
- . . _ than three times the amount spent .. . . g damage that may be as serious or '
: the worker 5 bloodstream 1984 while roceSSi blood from - »
. . . . _ ”11934 through a cut or puncture in the P ng more serious than the immune sys-
‘ ' . -- . - several sources. .
-_ .- -.- y . .~ 2 . Another witness gaye the panel skin CDCscientistssaid. tem damage.
i ' ‘ my? devidencehtthiItItheI disease ‘5 But normal contact with AIDS .«A third worker who showed The majority of its victims to date .
‘ - _ ',' . hfiliinmg to I e e erosexua pop— patients still does not put doctors. Signs of AIDS virus after submit- have been homosexual men. and 0 es
2 2 ' - - .. . . 4 y .: nurses and other health care ting to an anonymous blood test many people identify AIDS as a dis- Continued from page one
‘ ‘ a \. Tlm“ 3???“ 1'5] [hfiogigéitngzgz workers at risk. The CDC said it does not know if ease of homosexuals, That is not
’I . .I '. .2 io‘l) d til): SSnafea Apsropria-tions sub- Of the lI.750 health care work- the worker was otherwise at risk correct, Haseltine said. committee. graduated from Duke on March 26. 1902. and in his will. he
. . , - '. . _ - . ‘ II . .. . V. . _ ers examined by the CDC. 26 for AIDS or if the infection can _. . , , . h- I'niversity in 1948. left provisions that would bring stu-
.- . . . - tommittee on health Vie \Mll con tested itive for the AIDS beblamed on the worker's Job In retrOspect it appears t at the
'7 w * -- tinue to reassess our efforts in order p05 ‘ ' original focus on the sexual prac- dents from throughout the world F0
.‘ " " ' , LI to make maximum Progress in our ticas of homosexuals . . . was mis- Rs“??? said the m 56h“; OIxford lilnéverz‘w- ghOdeS hogs-d l“:
U . 2 - '. fight againsithis disease " the money would be available as “Whatever you ask for. you got." placed.“ he said ”The virus does ”5.19 ogram was . . eam .0 Ipan on a" m e promo '0" 0
' ’ .' . I ' Sen Lowell Weicker. R-Conn.. the soon as the administration formally Weicker told Mason. not respect race. sex or sexual pref- ngleiiamtesfnaimflodgodlg Litigation“ understanding and
V I . ' . subcommittee chairman. told Mason moms it. Meanwhile. a Harvard researcher erence. P y .
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' ' i .' g and helicopters and dozens of ships gitude 76.4 west. 190 miles south of Maine. In addition 10 the hurricane ”1‘” where (319”33“ “9m?" hm the Ocean City. at 50 percent: Atlantic our next move since the storm has
' ' ' were moved from their home bases Cape Hatteras, moving north at 20 warning C0851 City. NJ. 39 percent; Wilmington. apparently changed directions.‘
-. . -. to protect them from thestorm. mph The storm‘s forward motion It was expected to move across There was an 82 percent chance NC. 31 percent; and New York said Neil Frank. director of the Na
. . . was expected to accelerate. and a eastern North Carolina early today the eye would ‘pass within 65 miles City.23 percent. tional Hurricane Center in Coral (‘a-
' .' . I‘ At 6 p in. EDT. the center of Glo hurricane watch was issued from and move up the coast toward New of Morehead (ity. I\ ( ., by 2 pm. blesI. Fla. “We‘re in touch with local
. , ‘ _ . ria was near latitude 32.6 north. lon- Plymouth. Mass. to Eastport. England during the day. Tides up to today with (ape Hatteras at 28 per . . . . National Weather Service offiCIals
. _ 12 feet above normal were predicted cent. Norfolk. Va . at 66 percent: "We re beginning to speculate on all the way the coast to(‘ape (‘od "
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