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From AiMKUtrd Press reports
Britain plans
peace force
LONDON — Prime Minister
Margaret Thatcher confirmed
Sunday that the British-led Com
monwealth is trying to form a
peacekeeping force to patrol
Grenada and oversee a return to
democracy once the U.S. invaders
withdraw.
Spokesmen for the 48-nation
Commonwealth declined to give
details of proposals being drawn
up by the organization's'secretary
general, Sir Shridath Ramphal.
Asked about a Commonwealth
force during a telephone call-in
program on the British Broad
casting Corp., Thatcher said, “This
is being talked about. But I think
it's important that all pockets of
resistance are cleared up by the
United States before any Com
monwealth force goes in."
Accounts printed in the Sunday
Times, Sunday Telegraph and
Observer newspapers indicated
Ramphal hoped to gain troop con
tributions from Canada, Australia,
several Caribbean members of the
Commonwealth and possibly
Britain.
Thatcher said her government
would be "sympathetic" to calls
for assistance in returning
Grenada to democratic rule.
"After all we did set up a
democracy in Grenada in 1974,"
she said, referring to the year the
small Caribbean Island gained its
independence from Britain. "I
would be prepared to give help to
Grenada again."
Killer quake
hits Turkey
ISTANBUL, Turkey — A major
earthquake struck eastern Turkey
early Sunday and officials said at
least 509 people were killed.
Newspapers said 50 villages were
leveled, and the death toll was ex
pected to climb.
About three hours earlier a
quake rolled through the Hindu
Kush mountain range, 1,400 miles
to the east on the border between
Afghanistan and Pakistan, shaking
Islamabad and reaching as far as
India's Kashmir state. There were
no immediate reports of casualties
or damage. More than 12 hours
later, a strong quake shook
southwestern Japan, but no
casualties were reported.
The devastating quake struck
Turkey at 7:12 a m. (11:12 p.m. EST
Saturday) and was felt in moun
tainous provinces bordering Iran,
Syria and Iraq.
Nightfall and intermittent
snowfall in several areas
hampered rescue efforts. A local
army corps mobilized all its
soldiers to help the survivors and
clear debris in communities
reached earlier in the day.
Dropping temperatures threatn
ed thousands of homeless sur
vivors in remote towns, local of
ficials said. Temperatures of 35
degrees Fahrenheit were
expected.
Authorities said the quake was
believed to be centered in Er
zurum and Kars provinces, where
most of the damage was done, but
it also shook the provinces of
Bitlis, Mus, Dyarbakir, Bingol, Van
and Malatya, according to the
martial law command of the
eastern region.
'Miss Lillian'
dies at 85
AMERICUS — Lillian Carter, the
opinionated and outspoken
mother of former President Jimmy
Carter, died Sunday at age 85.
Carter had been at Americus
Sumter County Hospital for about
a week. The former president and
his wife, Rosalynn, had been at
the hospital for the day.
It was the second death in the
family in just over a month.
Evangelist Ruth Carter Stapleton,
Jimmy Carter's sister, died Sept.
26 at age 54 after a months-long
struggle with pancreatic cancer.
"Miss Lillian," as her neighbors
in Plains, Ga., called her, lived on
the fringes of politics for most of
her life, but was rarely shy about
expressing her opinions. In 1980,
Carter created headlines by saying
that if she had $1 million, she
would hire a “hit man" to kill
Iran's Ayatollah Khomeini.
And in a September 1981 inter
view, she accused Nancy Reagan
of ruining the White House with
her “Hollywood kind of taste.”
In 1966, after seeing an adver
tisement for the Peace Corps
which promised "age is no bar
rier," Carter signed up as a
volunteer. She spent two years in
India at a family planning clinic as
the Peace Corps' oldest volunteer.
She campaigned actively for her
son when he ran for governor of
Georgia in 1970, but her role in his
1976 presidential campaign, when
he defeated Gerald Ford, was
more sedate. Her job was to care
for granddaughter Amy, then 8,
the only Carter child left at home.
Jackson to
try for vote
NEW YORK — The Rev. Jesse
Jackson announced Sunday he
will seek the 1984 Democratic
presidential nomination and said
he would trv to ( hoosu a temale
running mate.
In an interview recorded tor the
CBS-TV program 60 Minutes,”
the civil rights leader said he
would formally announce his can
didacy Thursday in Washington.
He is seeking to become the first
black presidential candidate
nominated by a major party.
Although many black political
leaders have said they will not
support him, fearing such a cam
paign would be divisive, Jackson
said, "No candidate can expect to
have unanimous support from any
given community."
Jackson said he will try to win
votes from youngpr Americans.
"Twenty-five percent of all the
eligible black voters are between
he ages of 18 and 24," Jackson
said. "The group had been voting
at about a 10 percent level. It's ob
vious it would move above 50 per
cent now."
Jackson said he wants to be
president because "I'm concern
ed about our measure for
greatness."
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