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Military personnel
deployed at Dyess
ABILENE, Texas (AP) — Some
military personnel at Dyess Air
Force Base have been deployed,
but officials will not say how many
people were deployed, where they
were sent or what they will do.
“We repositioned some of our
military personnel where
required to prepare and support
the president’s campaign against
terrorism,’’ said base spokesman
Capt. Dave Honchul Monday.
He said the personnel received
NEWS IN BRIEF
deployment orders last week, but
would not say when.
Honchul also said the base has
sent some aircraft to Ellsworth
Air Force Base in Rapid City, S.D.
He would not say what aircraft or
how many were sent.
Dyess has 40 of the nation’s 93
B-l bombers.
Near San Antonio, personnel
from the Air Intelligence Agency
at Lackland Air Force Base were
called up over the weekend,
agency spokesman Dom
Cardonita said. The Air Education
and Training Command at
Randolph AFB, near San Antor
also had some personnel ack
ed, spokesman Dave Smiths;
Monday. Neither Cardonita r:
Smith would cite a specific ir
her of personnel affected.
The 433rd Airlift Wing, anli
Force reservist unit at Lacklar;
has been authorized by ft ;
Pentagon to activate some oh [
security personnel, spokesir:;
Lt. Col. Meade Warthen
Monday. Warthen said noneofft
security forces have yet beenac-
vated. He said he did not
how many people might becai
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Council’s recommendation only 30 minutes
before the full Council convened to consider the
matter.
• Rowan was denied an opportunity to speak
before the MSC Council, whose members deter
mined Rowan’s fate.
Ben Moffitt. MSC executive vice president for
marketing and a junior political science major,
said the MSC Council will review Southerland's
recommendations to correct personnel procedures.
“We believe we followed the processes out
lined in the MSC constitution and bylaws,”
Moffitt said. “We're not perfect, and we’ll take
Southerland’s report into consideration.”
Rowan has accused Moffit and Barry
Hammond. MSC executive vice president for
development and a junior finance major, of
orchestrating his removal. Both were partici
pants in the trip to Italy and sat on the council
that voted for his removal. Hammond and
Moffit said Monday that they will not seek
the presidency vacancy.
On Friday, Rowan's last day as MSC presiik
the telephone answering message in his M!
office began, “Howdy, you’ve reached Bi
Hammond for student body president campL |
headquarters.”
Rowan denies leaving the message.
“I just packed all my things Thursday nighi
left.” Rowan said. "I’ve closed that chapter in
life and the last thing 1 want is for this to drag
any further.”
An open application process for selectingi
new MSC president will begin. Moffitt said.q§
Jennifer Brashares. MSC executive vice presiij
for programs and a senior sociology major,
assume the duties of MSC president until a?
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a
manent replacement is chosen.
Rowan said that despite his shortened ten
he is proud of his accomplishments as MSCpr;)
idem, such as encouraging more ethnic divert
among MSC committees and improving relan
between the MSC and other student organization
“In any leadership role, the ultimate goal
to impact people, and 1 think l succeede;
Rowan said.
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