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By MIKE BRUSCELL State Education Commissioner Betty Castor percent. that would give schools more budget power, and the Board of Regents, would reduce the said he was pleased with the state's re- Alligator Staff Writer Although Woodward said some changes money UF must return to the state from $8 4 to the recommendations will be made today spouse. million to about $5.7 million A plan to rescue about three-fourths of during a 9 am meeting of Cabinet aides, 'That sounds like very good news, and UFs 1991 Summer A classes is expected to The board is the 13-member panel that the suggestions generally will follow the that fulfills our understanding that the gov- pass through the Cabinet with declined to elaborate on few changes, oversees the nine state universities. Regents' ideas She ernor and the budget director and the Cab- a state budget official said Thursday what the suggestions would be Martinez ordered all state agencies to trim inet understand our needs and are willing to "It seems to have the support of the entire 5 percent from their budgets because of Martinez and the Cabinet will make their work with us," Lombardi said educational community," said Patti diminished tax returns and a sluggish econ- final decision on the budget cutsTuesday at Woodworth, Gov. Bob Martinez's budget omy. With the money from an emergency a 9 a m. meeting in Tallahassee Lombardi said faculty and administrators director. Inst fund for state schools and a fund of UF President John Lombardi, who will begin work on the leaner summersched- The plan, recommended last week by lottery money, that total would drop to 3.3 pressed the Regents to recommend a plan ule when UF receives the revised plan.

Speaker advocates peace King says UF could promote diversity better wOuld like to tell you from moy own ife By PATRICIA LEE experie that vvorks, but you have to Alligator Writer practice it," King said The best way for people to celebrate The case for non-violence (an be found cultural diversity and help each other is to today all over the world through the promote changes without violence, Coretta changes taking place I Eastern Europe Scott King told a UF audience at (he and the Soviet Uion, she said O'Connell Center Thursday night "We are entering an exciting new phase Coretta Scott King, widow of civil-rights in the non-violent movement," she said leader Martin Luther King.Ir , came to UF "Non-violent move mens are beginning to as part of People Aware- internationalize " ness Week, the univer- King challenged her sity-wide celebration of "Let's move forward audience to pick up the diversity Her speech torch of freedoni, be was sponsored by UF with Martin Luther come revolutionaries for and Accent. Student King's dream burn- non violence and put an Government's speakers end to apartheid, pov- bureau, ingin our hearts." erty, repression, the King. who is the arms race and racism founding president and - Coretta Scott King She also echoed the chief executive officer of Chief Executive Officer comments made earlier The Martin Luther King of the Martin Luther by Lombardi Jr. Center for Nonvio- People Awareness lent Social Change in At- King Jr. Center for Non- Week and UF's commit- lanta, was greeted with violent Social Change ment to diversity are not a standing ovation by a - an effort to make every- crowd of about 1,000. one the same but to Following comments by UF President broaden awareness of diversity, Lrmbardi John Lombardi, King was presented the said. key to the city by Gainesville City Commis- This effort to help minorities also helps sioners, who lauded her work in civil rights. the majority, King said. Throughout her hour-long speech, King The civil-rightsmovement of the'50s and stressed the importance of dealing with '60s was not only about freedom for blacks, MATALEE WATERs-ALLGATOR social issues through non-violent change, but it was a liberation for all people. Pro- Coretta Scott King, wife of slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., spoke 'To some of you young people who feel see King, page 5 Thursday night to about 1,000 people at the O'Conell Center. that non-violence does not work today .1

Commissioner: City government needs restructuring BERRY women and senior citizens. day in April and the formation of the White Because a structural change in city gov- By JOHN F. an amendment to "The message is, discrimination and sex. Student Union. ernment requires AllatorWhter long plans a two- ual harassment will not be tolerated," long In a two-hour workshop City Hall, Long Gainesville's charter, attack to ensure the proposal is Racial tensions, sexual harassment and said "UF students can feel assured that proposed combining all human relation ser. pronged th I bl of race relationswill have higher vices which are now scattered among vai- passed. aqua - opportune I y are among e ssues pro ems Gainesville City Commissioner Rodney priority with the Gainesville City Commis ous city agencies, into one office that would During the meeting, Long said he wants Long plans to tackle with the proposed Char- sion, whether it is on-campus or off-campus." answer directly to the Gainesville City Com- city commissioners to adopt it outright But mission. Long said this would provide the after the meeting he said this method may ter Office of Human Relations. Long said the charter office is needed accountability needed to guarantee the city's fail because it will cost about $124.000 Outlining his plan Wednesday before the immediately. During his presentation, he compliance with its Affirmative Action goals. Affirmative Action Advisory Board, long cited January's defacing of the downtown -Justice has no price tag." Long said dur- "'he more direct access to the person said Gainesville needs to restructure city Martin Luther KingJr. memorial, the racist- see Office, page 8 making the decision, the better," he said. government so It can better serve minorities, skinhead celebration of Adolf Hitler's birth- U 4, AUJGAlH, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5, i0 ELSEWHERE Documents sought in gas price probe WASHINGTON (JPI) - Federal prosecutors said eralJames Rill, head otihe Ant-trust Division "h also Thursday they have demanded documents and writ- provided us with an opportunity to have the parties ten explanations from the oil industry as part of a explain the factors that caused them to raise gasoline widenngjustice Department investigation into recent prices gasoline price increases Earl Ross, spokesman for the American Petroleum The departments Antitrust Division launched the institute, an industry group, said a similar inquiry by inquiry Aug. 6 to determine if price-fixing or other the Energy Department on an upswing in heating oil anti-trust violations played a part in sharp price in- prices last winter found no evidence of collusion creases at the gas pump following Iraq's Aug. 2 The American Petroleum Institute believes that a invasion of oil-rich Kuwait. fair and impartial investigation of recent increases in Justice Department investigators already have the prices of crude oil and its products will reveal that questioned several top executives from oil companies, a free market was at work" Ross said officials said, adding that the oil industry has cooper- The department declined to name the companies ated in the probe or detail the nature of the information requested But "That phase ofthe investigation developed substan. Rill said the subpoenas were issued to major oil ial Information about the nature of crude oil and companies, independent refiners and gas marketers According to crime statistics,I out of every 4 gasoline markets and how they behaved in the wake The subpoenas should enable investigators to scr- women will be attacked in their lifetime. of the Aug 2 invasion" said Assistant Attorney Gen- tinize oil industry explanations of the price hikes. Will You Be Ready Funds tightened after convention If This Happens? TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Top officials of the De- Paulson had been scheduled to deliver an address, partment of Professional Regulation spent $6,200 to while Jones and Garrett were to take part in panel nTis cape teaches simple but attend a convention in Seattle last month despite a discussions. effective techniques that may be belt-tightening policy that discourages out-of-state Agency spokeswoman Laurie Cain said travel was - Wused by women and children travel, cut back because of budgetconstraints in stategoven. against would-be attackers By Four lowerlevel DPRofficialswho werescheduled ment. Next week, Gov Bob Martinezand the Cabinet learng basic self-defense tech to make presentations to the Clearinghouse for Licen- are scheduled to vote on $544 million in spending niques, you can increase your sure Examination and Regulation were told they could cutbacks because of lagging tax collections chances of escaping an attacker not take the trip, the Tallahassee Democrat reported An Aug 28 edict permits out-of-state travel only by You can learn these techniques Thursday. employees delivering essential state services. through this tape by studing DPR Secretary Larry Gonzalez attended the four "I think this was a very necessary trip' said Gon- the different maneuvers and es days of meeting with his assistant Jon Johnson and zalez, adding that the trip was financed by fees paid cape tacics shown No where assistant secretary Ed Hart. So did Han's deputy Bob by licensed professionals, not the taxpayers. else will you find such concise Ashburn and agency lobbyist Alhson Yaeger, accord- He said the agency brass were promoting next simple and easy to learn escape ing to travel records. year's ClEAR convention in Miami Beach. techniques than with But DPR psychometrics and research director "As for being vital to the agency, certainly I think David Paulson, examinations administrator la Jones bringing tourism to Florida is important," Gonzalez and Marion Garrett, who coordinates services to said. "I'm hoping to have more than 1,000 attend in Save Yelu Iiel candidates for professional licensing stayed home. Miami Beach." ELITE ORDER TODAY Metal beam may have damaged Atlantis $29953-: CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) - The shuttle Atlantis When engineers were able to gain access to the 1-800-933-4793 may have been damaged when a 70-pound metal beam shuttle's engine room, they found a bright yellow Ml"kev"rd Vie. Anncan E"p'euony (noCOD) Allow 24 omlksdi'y f4you or your-a9n3 -7 7 inwIred in atuendfo. mponwinminar tha mistakenly left in the ship's engine room fell as the 9-foot, 70-pound "access b resting near the floor of deais wail, thu, ditenwao, woodc Train,.i a orbiter was being hoisted into the launch position, the cramped compartment. 214-931-7570 sources said Thursday. The metal beam, apparently left inside the engine The $2 billon space plane was moved from its room by mistake, fell through the compartment as hangar to the Vehicle Assembly building earlier this Atlantis was rotated vertically. week for attachment to a pair of solid-fuel boosters "It'sa-foot I-beam,"said NASAspokeswoman Lisa and an external fuel tank. Malone. "It's bolted to part of the structure in the A massive yellow sling was attached to Atlantis orbiter, and they mount platforms on it so you can SENIORS Wednesday and two powerful overhead cranes picked get access (to various systems).' GET up the shuttle and rotated it into a vertical position so The accident was the latest in a series of mishaps it could be bolted to its tank and boosters. at the Kennedy Space Center in recent months that But as the nose of the shuttle rose, engineers heard have caused repeated delays and setbacks, above and SHOT! at least three distinct "thuds" apparently coming from beyond the hydrogen fuel leaks that have disrupted inside Atlanus's engine compartment. the shuttle launch schedule. Becomrec part of Gotor History' Make an appointment NOW for your FREE Air ambulance grounded after hero's death yearbook photograph CHATrANOOGA, Tenn. (UPI) - A Tennessee a state of shock," said Irvin Overton, executive vice %%- Phtoeslma' s run hospital grounded its LifeForce helicopter because president of Erlanger. "Our deepest sympathies go 2 the crew of the air ambulance is in a state of shock out to the family and friends of Greg Neely." ros Octobd 1 over the death of a paramedic on a rescue mission, Tuesday night, the air ambulance was called to ?x.M-T 11-7 pM officials said Thursday. Sand Mountain near the Davis community in Dade Paramedic Greg Neely died Wednesday after fall- County, Ga., where Michael Fields, 20. of Henagar, Is Cla k in at ing 100 feet from a cliff on Sand Mountain whiletrying Ala., had fallen while scaling a cliff. Rm 121 JWRU to save a fallen climber, said John Workman, Erlanger Neely lowered himself down the cliff to help Fields, Medical Center's vice president. Afterthe crew rigged a basket to pullout Fields, Neely "LifeForce is out of the program right now," Work. started up the cliff alongside the injured climber. Just TWO man said. "The emotional makeup of the crew was before reaching the safety of a rescue worker's grasp, WEEKS such that we didn't feel it was safe to run it." Neely's rope broke and he felt He died Wednesday Workman said the crew, which includesfive nurses at the hospital. Fields is listed in critical but stable ONLY and four paramedics, will undergo stress evaluations condition. given by state workers before officials decide when "He gave his life during mission to save another," it's something you'll Erlanger President the LifeForce helicopter can fly again. James Pickle said. "Greg was treasure foreveril "The tragedy has left the whole Erlanger fdaly in respected and loved by so many at Erlanger." u DON7 MISS 4 WOULD YOU DRIVE A CAR AT NIGHT WITHOUT YOUR GLASSES? Then don't drise drunk. -I cti f,,s FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1910, ALIGATOR. 5 KING their faith in God and move on in from page I a positive spirit. "Let's move forward Wit M.ar- Two party banners disappear grams that encourage diversity tin either King's dream burning prepare white students to live in in our hearts" she said the global community of the'gas, Browne removes Vision banner until others are replaced Those in the audience found she said. banner was hanging in the Plas of Browne then decided to have a King praised UFs effort but her message inspirational. By CARRIE SEGAML Alligator Writer the Americas. Both the Student campaign worker take down the said that work still must be done "She's got a lot of love and Coalition and Independent Vision Party banner, Miranda said "UF has done well, but UF can humanity and it's wonderful that Student Body President Michael Coalition's banners were hanging Miranda said he doesn't plan to become a national leader," she she's trying to convey that to oth- Browne took down a Vision Party in the plaza Wednesday, he said file a complaint said, ers, said Udai Basavaraj, a UF campaign banner Thursday after Miranda said he went into Browne said he doesn't know That can be accomplished by graduate student in mathematics. hearing that his competitors' ban Browne's office and asked him if who tore down the banners, adding setting up more scholarships for "It motivates me to smile more ners were torn down. he knew anything about the ban- that it could have been students minorities, hiring and giving ten- and be nicer to others because ners being torn down who are sick of the campaigning or are to more minorities and requir- you don't see that so much on this Nelson Miranda, president of another party. ing cultural awareness courses, campus. Everyone is kind of the 32608 Student Coalition, said "Mike was surprised " Miranda "I am extremely angry." Browne she said. wrapped up in their own little when he arrived at school 10 am. said "He said he had nothing to do said. "It's a form of censorship and The soft-spoken King also re- world," Bassvara said. "Hope Thursday, only the Vision Party's with it, and I believe it " virtual terrorism, minded audience members to put fully we can reach out more."

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*1 Darts & laurels I LAUREL to administrators for setting up the Women Felt Students' Health Care Task Force to correct the prob- V he c- lems surrounding UF's Sexual Assault Recovery Service. SARS has a waiting list of patients for the first time in its 10-year existence. The list developed from a combina- tion of events, including the loss of one full-time therapist and the reduction of another therapist's hours to half time. The task force's first priority is to eliminate the waiting list and then interview SARS and Infirmary officials about the program and other Infirmary changes, such as the proposed elimination of the Women's Clinic. We do have one reservation about the task force, though. It has 10 members, and they're all women. Take the time to show both sides What we're dealing with here is a question of Obviously only women can truly explain the health so Lorraine Schneeberger care they need, but if male administrators were as sensi- fairness. five to women's health care as we'd like them to be, a per- TWo Alligator articles painted recently have gener. ated heated feedback from some UF students. R EADERS' ADVOCATE son of either gender could sit on this committee and give I got a call from Jamie Sanders, a second-year UF insight. history who offered an 7the Al"grshould have presented this alternative major, alternative opinion on view in the Bork tony. We hope the administrators who receive this task the "review of Judge Bork" article printed in the Sept. 21 Alligator. There not one, but two goos in the same paper. force's report read its suggestions and take them seri- nat papa ran an article on page one that declared, ously. And we hope they attend some of the committee's First, Sanders commented that Bork was more well-received by the full house in the Reitz Union "Students agree rings unbitr."Ihls article dealt with meetings to hear the discussion that goes into forming Ballroom than the article implied. For Sanders, the UFs current favorite subject - the NCAA ruling the recommendations. statement "Audience reaction to Bork's speech was against our football program. DA~r to the NCAA for refusing to let UF swap its ban mixed" was a misrepresentation The key word here is "agree." on a bowl game for a reduction in football scholarships. "You only had to be there to listen to the applause," Third-year journaism student Christy Day hurled UF was willing to accept what the NCAA calls a he said. the paperin front of me andsaid "Idon't agree . this Sandersaso pointed out that the head of FCollege is Wong." harsher penalty. We realize if the NCAA made an excep- "e need to be punished for our offenses," Day Democrats' Dawn Kome, was quoted ina the article, tion for UF, it probably would have to let all schools that while a Republican view was shunned altogether. said. *It's unfortunate for the players, but by (college are on probation bargain their penalties. By presenting only the Democratic viewpoint, the officials) saying, lake our scholarships instead,'we're But this was the fans' latt chance to see the Gators' article could (and probably did) bias readers. not taking our medicine." seniors play in a bowl this year, which it looks like they I contacted Margaret Lezcano, Florida chairwoman I found other students shared Day's attitude. Engi are well on their way to. We're just sorry to see thou- of College Republicans, for her opinion. She said neering major Rick Butler said, Ihad's the way it goes presenting the Republican side in issues has been a . (the school) deserved it. sands of people pay because a few players and coaches consistentt problem with The Allgator." Freshman Orion Mrx tossed in his two cents' couldn't play by the rules. "I wish 7fl Alligator would pay attention to both worth: "eople have got to rake It not personal. LAUREL to the Division of Housing for sponsoring sides of the story," lnscano said. The state is looing at the footballprogram as a whole. People Awareness Week. Although she did not attend Bork's conference, she 'he players got the raw end of the deal, but it is the The week included several events to celebrate diversity did offer her opinion of the controversial Supreme organization, not the teun, that is being punished." Court nominee. Personaily,lthink one of nerwpkrmflswarscomments and teach students about other cultures. UF also gave Basing her comments on Koren's quote in the adequately sums up the other Ide lsteve Spurnier President's Humanitarian Awards to people who encour- article that "(Bork) is about as extreme as you can has got to understand thisis the University of Florida, age diversity and promote multicultural activities. We're get," Laecano replied, "If it's being said that Bork is not the University of Gallru." glad to see the administration exhibiting a commitment as fr right as you can get, he's not. I wish he would I think what I'm tyIto say is obvious. You can't to diversity on campus. have been confirmed." have one side without other, and you can't say What's really interesting is that even though Sand- "agree" when everyone doesn't. 7yu Atipjtor has to ME. ers said he doesn't necessarily take a conservative cover all the bases, view on issues, he stil wanted to see that side shown. Lorraine Sc~ feavera Mit hiaris f&or. Included in today's Alligator is a supplement called A City United. It's a joint effort with the Community Crisis Response Team and is paid for by several organizations. look out. Maybe r. msn dumb than The supplement's purpose is to help the community re- Columnist may Come to think of it,ifWallngton nice, because the Student Conduct cover from the recent murders of five college students. have missed mark is n ea"mple of the quality of peo. Court doesn't play. After &hearing, Pie who are five years deep into I am now eft without my ssio We hope everyone reads it and learns something that EdItor: rm glad to r that all this college, we all need to be woide 'a- speeds the healing process. tal about social tolerance, noud Mat t ticultural education and open-mind. Sam I am a h Gtor fan, i eduess Is finally paying of. qua UaP. Now ra. got no foot- bilLAthmieeam algator Editor In his Oct. I column, Mark Chivalrous actw' lhgir IW? Wafllngunrerstofthpopshiong NOa - I~ I got Oed. 1u4y A. Plunkett gets punished sed u be is*ce Managing Editor Opinion$ Editor 011a Aft0 D *eetymnt sis."oV What: At the an up onlsdI ma rp M.D. Cumella Jacqueline Raeilerr aum, Ironialy, Is an AUWWe- toral blasting sedu. L~ta PSfty IiWUfAtaI~ Si= as *ate pus Fir e Lr.to Uw sdtot floW -n a =es dno bat -e SvLOehr twau -s Dewsr, nepuuw editors of tg In jhlay an NImw - the Dra taatdIt Taaoo is, an inunple of this hm tsm. -ial ho- SUAU a now mlew of aw r EA aPd~.Smlllsbs Motralil thaeblamn.ag FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1990, ALGATOR. 7 Veteran lau< UF's accessibility to handicapped Awareness Week. national television ad By AWl K. Wm~- 'A four-inch curb to someone in a wheel- Aligator Writer Demby told an audience of about 100 that His dream was shattered at age 19 in UF is the most accessible school for the Vietnam, when a Viet Cong rocket hit the chair. or in braces, is like a mountain." The man smiled and walked up the stairs disabled that he has visited However, he truck he was driving. He recalled the years to the stage in the Reitz Union's Rion all- said physically limited students here still following his accident with tears in his eyes. UF has almost 200 students registered as room. The feat seemed simple, but for Bill deal with obstacles every day. "I didn't know all of the problems I was disabled, but disabled student affairs Dean Demby it bordered on a miracle. "There's a gap between the disabled and going to have when I returned to this coun- Ken Osfield said there may be up to 500 Demby has had both legs amputated able-bodied people here, and what I try to try." he said. "When I told people how I lost 'Te difference stems from permanently dis- below the knee. Arid the short stroll up the do is close that gap by making people aware my legs, they usually just walked away It abled and temporarily disabled students not steps Monday night required advanced tech- of what we need and what we can do," started to hurt. registering with UF pololy and years of hard work. Demby said. "There are 32 million disabled people in Demby is a nationally-ranked disabled With the help of artificial legs made by the United States alone," Demby said. "The Physically limited University Students track-and-field competitor and winner of the DuPont, Demby, 40, can now walk and fi- biggest problems we have art architectural (PLUS) brings disabled student concerns to 1990 Disabled Veteran of the Year Award. nally fulfilled his high school dream to play barriers and limited accessibility, or the UF officials, PLUS President Beth Formica He was a guest speaker for UF's People basketball, a triumph DuPont portrays in a freedom to come and go as we please. said

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Six weeks have passed since the tragedies that stole the lives offive University of Florida and Santa Fe Community College students. The emotional impact on the Gainesville community and the entire countryhas been tremendous. Never before have the citizens ofAlachua County and the student body at the University of Florida and Santa Fe Communtiy College been tested so urgently or completely.

dealing after a tragedy is a nstallation of wimlow and door process that takes a com- Iocks were also donated by local munity a long time," said businesses. Laura Knudson, administrator of the The Trauna Response Team of State Attorney's Office of Victim the National Organi/ataon for Witness Services. "Pan of the process Victim Assistani.C, whLch is dis- involves addressing the fears, con- patched to help communties cope cerns and emotions we all have. after a tragedy, said they have never Another part of healing is recog. seen a community as well prepared nizing how well the community as Gainesville to help itself during a pulled together during this crisis," crisis. Many of the programs the said Knudson. Trauma Response Team activates in The Gainesville community community crisis situations were worked together to face the recent already in plaeC and functioning tragedy of the murder of five college when the team arrived in Gainesville. students, Sonja Larson, Tracy Paules, The community group that Christina Powell, Christa Hoyt and came together to plan an organied Manuel Taboada. response to the tragedy became Although we have undergone known as the Community Crisis acute trauma, our community has Coordination Team, The team is gained an unprecedented unity. made up of representatives from Dozens of caring stories have Alachua County, the City of emerged about members of the local Gainesville, Mental Health Services, academic, law enforcement, govern- University Counseling Center, ment and business communities. Alachua County Crisis Center, Businesses provided food, supplies University of Florida, Santa Fe Con- and services to weary workers and munity College, School Board of volunteers. Area churches, com- Alachua County, Campus Ministry munity organizations and many Cooperatives, United Church of individuals opened their homes and Gainesville, Gainesville Police apartments so others could sleep a Department, Alachia County Sher- bit easier. Telephone services for iffs Office, University Police Depart- students to call home and free Family members of t" f4, slain student parnlcpcue in the memorial ment, Emergency Medical Service, tree plantif ceremony held at Wesuide Park during White Ribbon Week. See City, Pbg 2

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StAIL \ti \n I'Ott IL( 01 \'I t ImI \X is Sk r' lis, ( haiber ot ( om 111rte C m.IIis\ lie \piarieint \vo- iitoii, the \teriyim Red t ross I he ( .inesUlieunstill lil I \ 20 ( r.ug iIgIte, man11ger the otiL o IIm(rgiL \Nii,11igt met iIlI, polti d 01t that had hIIts Lriss o>cul red two t.ars ago, e cn 18 mit htoI glI l , III Cmm11 nI Il II M(IdIi not hi c enCr is prepared to respond "Nm ot hiese groups wre piart oti planning process we undlrtook in this tnuntt about tw o e.rsIagoorganredtoainILrea i tiin\ -W de isis response plan ndider the leadership of the ( risis ( enter. \Xe are fortunate, as a Lotl- munit, that we organi before this triis (oturred,"saidFugate, "I hope that other coimniriities will consider treatmg similar isi respt>nse plans. I here is just no w ay to express how e alublie it has been 1O US." The ( omnitii ( risis ( oordna- tion learn also helped plan actiities to assist the cOilmmuIItV in the heal ig prtCs and to ans" er questions about topig and recocring from the risis. Some of the Itovites Itluded I wak of remembrance, Septeiicr 16 through 2 , a display of w hire ribhions throughout the 01iimmh1timlni, a special Adopt-A-Tree program ad a cfIomuniltt-wide ges- lure ot thank MIA cards, the Lards will le trained and presented to agene s in oiled in responding to the risis. Flags were also flown at HI g'ereflown at hf-ast throughout the Gainesvilletonnunity in ret option of the Sept 16-2 1 "week ofiremembrance halt-niast throughout the community in recognition of the memorial week. "We are fortunate to live in this The Acdemic Dr. Jack Faricy, professor of Busi- that may have existed between and c(,miuImitv," said Bob Douglass, ness Administration at the University among them," said Dr. Michael exetics e ece president of the Community Unites For of Florida, jeels that "the courage Gannon, University of Florida pro- Gamsnls le Area Chamber of Com- Stingth and strength in this community are fessor of Liberal Arts & Sciences. merce. "Despite the hurt, fear and remarkable. You can feel the concern The fall academic semester usually Dr. Heilia Wheeler, vice president loss we W ill always remember, so throughout Alachua County, the begins a time when students are of Student Affairs at Santa Fe Com- man' members of our community City of Gainesville, the University, excited about leaving home and munity College, has spent 23 years in came together, to help in a time of the Community College, heading toward the adventure of col- faculty, staff the Gainesville community and has need. This situation proves what and students. They are not separable. always known there was an underly- lege. But this fall, there was no fun, many in our community have always Our greatest strength is our support no laughter, no adventure. For many, ing strength in her students. "I am so felt. We are one, and when we work system. We are all here." the tragedy of the five Gainesville impressed with the students. You see together even tinder great stress, our Similar sentiments are echoed area student slayings brought a all them more tolerant and forgiving of accomplishments are unlimited ' over Gainesville college campuses as stoic sense of grief and fear to the each other. The fact that they are people struggle to regain control campuses. in here and alive and safe - it's almost their lives. And although Gainesville has Students, faculty and staff like we have been given another are coming experienced what one professor together to protect, nur- chance to look at each other and ture and heal one another. described as a "random, violent tear "One of focus on the important things. It the things that of its fabric that has shocked the struck me about the gives me faith in the next generation way in which community," a subtle feeling of unity the university handled as I grow older and I look to the the crisis was and strength has taken hold among the manner in which so young people to take over adult life. many people the academic and community of diverse interests and It gives you a sense of hope." constituencies members. came together quickly and efficiently, shedding any per- sonal interests and prior turf battles Not only did students accept trust again. I hats going to take responsibility for themselves and som time to help them deal w ith others, but many faculty members their own feelings and reasons to became atively involved. "FLwUItv come iout of this is w hole peron members have m Ited students Ito " rhout too mudih damage being their homes and hav e in red stu- done. We ieed to iidi vchiIes for dents to rise their telephones to call >pnole to express their real feelings home. A number of faculty members II a legitimate wi' w ithout ha rig and spouses went to the dorms to to apologue for them " talk with students in their living Unit remains .1 c Onstant theme environment and just to be with within the academ ic c mIIIiIIiumt' them. This happened across campus, "The unity we all experienced in the and the faculty distinguished itself. wake of this tragedy isa unity we I've heard many stories of how need to promote and foster," said they became a comforting presence Dr. Gannon. "All elements of the In a time of great need. They did it campus (and community) should set because they are human beings and aside their differences during this they would do it again in an instant. healing period and focus on those lit recognironof the memorial iveek, w'ite ribbons were dsplayed by businesses and We've always had a strong tradition things which unite us, I think that's private citizens throughout the Gainesvdile community. of faculty/student friendship, and what we all might well direct our it showed," remarked Dr. Cannon, energies toward. Faculty at Santa Fe Community One hopes that a university would College responded the same way. be a place where a certain awakening Many volunteered to patrol the cam- occurs in all its forms, but it's a terri- pus and escort students to their cars ble thing that a rude awakening of from class Faculty who worked an this sort should come so suddenly eight hour day teaching, spent their and descend so powerfully on voting evenings with students who needed mnds and hearts. Nonetheless, if we to talk or who needed the presence Lan draw an" good from this situ- of an older adult. ton, I belIeve we cai dra w from this The staff at both in stitons experience a better understandig of worked tirelessly to bring sone mea- the vagaries of 1huian life. sure of safety and order back into the Dr. Wheeler ec hoes Dr. Ganioni students' lives Universit of Florida reflections of communmv strength received up to 400 calls a day from "Ihe students w ill neN er be as inno- concerned parents and friends during Lent as they were, lie hea lost the the first two weeks of the crisis Fele- gift of trust in terms of the outside phone limes all os cr campus were w orld. busy, manned by c mpassionate staff "Yet the flipsi is that the Aso members working long hours, know that there are itel imes ou answering tough questions, there, There-ite people they cau lean Counselors worked from 7 am to on and grab onto tor support. so, it 10 pm to meet the needs of students anything will come out of this expe- experiencing various levels of dis- nence, I th ink they learned that as tress. Describing the situation at tragic and horrible as this was, theN Santa Fe, Sylvia DeGale, a college went beyond that and learned that counselor, said, "All academic coun- human societies develop through seling was suspended. Anyone who synergistic events that occur when came in with any kind of stress or we live together and realize that the anxiety, anything at all related to the combined strength of the community homicides, that was the priority. is greater than that of the mdi- Everything is focused on supporting vidual." the students. It will have to be this se City, Page I way for a long time." Administrators at University of Florida arc also concerned with the long term support needs of students. "I've been around students for more than 30 years," said Art Sandeen, vice president for student affairs at University of Florida, and this is the most tragic situation I've ever experi- enced. Any human being would be affected by this. This situation isn't over yet. The primary responsibility of the university is to educate stu- dents about safety. In the long term we must be concerned with support and building of the community and "It was a real experience getting City, From Page I department, the officer drove back to already has begun some type of heal- Gainesville, ending his vacation. ing process, many police officers to know the out-of-town media and Law Enforcement's "We've always been a close knit have had little nime to tend to their some of the heavyweights like ABC, Strength And department," Tipton said. 'This was own personal needs. NBC, CBS, and CNN," Darnell said. a horrible thing that happened, but a For investigator Alice Hendon and "The media industry saw a very pro- Dedication real camaraderie was apparent. Peo- her husband, Corporal Mark gressive, hi tech system with data During this time of strife, Alachua pie would say 'Can I work for you' Hendon, both police officers for the bases dealing with intelligence infor- County has witnesed a unity and Can I relieve you so you can have University of Florida Police Depart- mation and a 'machine' in place cohesiveness, a "do-whatever-it- lunch?' Better than this though, I ment, it is still too early to comment working at a textbook level of coop takes-for-each-other's-safety" think we've become closer to the on many positve aspects of the ration among so many different attiude, unprecedented in the history community. That's most important. situation. agencies. of the community. More people know our officers by "Everyone's working crazy Darnell also pointed out, "Most Within a moment's notice, the their first names" hours," Alice said. "Mark and I of the media attempted to do a good Gainesville Police Department Not only did University police haven't seen each other for the last job, especially the local media. They (GPD), the University of Florida officers support each other during three weeks except for a couple of deserve a lot of credit for working Police Department (UPD), the this stressful period but so did times. We've got a little boy who with us and trying to be accurate. Alachua County Sheriffs Offfice, the city officers. just turned six and the day all this They were under incredible pressure Federal Bureau of Investigation and "The reaching out for one another started, he started kindergarten. to be competitive, and since they several other state and national law has been a reaffirmation that most of It's been real hard for him." were local it was felt they should enforcement agencies consolidated in us are very good and we can pull For 16 straight hours, Alice man- have had the best handle on the investigative pursuit. All jurisdiction together to overcome this thmg," ned the Crime Prevention Office's situation." disappeared, and competition said Lieutenant Sadie Darnell, hotline on the first day victims were Darnell noticed the need for people between agencies dissolved. public information officer for the discovered. She handled over 500 to deal with and confront their fears Lieutenant Spencer Mann from the Gainesville Police Department. calls from frightened students, associated with the calamity, explain- Alachua County Sheriff's Office con- "I think this isbecause we all students and citizens providing ing that facing the reality that some- sidered the assembling of a dynamic believe in the basic good nature of investigative leads, and students' thing happened to the community process he has never witnessed human beings, and we're shocked to parents, wanting to know about and each of us individually is healthy. before anywhere. the core when something like this the safety of their children. "People have begun to reassess "Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) happens," said Darnell. Alice summarized valuable leads their faith, their values, their pri- and Florida Department of Law The community made evident its and channeled the information to the orities," Tipton said. "I think we all Enforcement committed hundreds of appreciation in many ways, includ- task force. In addition, Alice con- appreciate our families and friends thousands of dollars in resources and ing cooking hot meals for the GPD ducted personal safety lectures for a lot more. I don't think we'll take equipment - be it planes, investiga- staff during the high pressured anyone requesting them anywhere, them for granted too soon." tors, or crime scene labs," Mann said. beginnings of the investigations and including students, businessmen and Mann recognized an even more "We still have officers and investi- sending boxes of candy and batches women and professors. expanded need for the Crisis Center gators working day and night, 12 of cookies. One young girl even gave At the same time, Mark patrolled and counseling when these kinds of and 16 hour shifts every day. Seven- a patrol officer a red rose. the streets, sunup to sundown, situations occur. He also believed the teen people in the Jacksonville crime "People have responded wonder- acutely aware of the panic pervading Gainesville community, in the future, lab have been working round-the- fully, overwhelmingly supportively," the student body. will be taking the teamwork clock, dedicated strictly to the tech- Darnell said. "After our news con- "Parents who could not locate approach more frequently. nical expertise of this case. FHP sent ferences our phone lines would light their kids would call, requesting us to "My overall perspective of every- 30 troopers here, and the Governor up with calls from people saying, make'attempts to contact,"' Mark thing that has happened is that this met with all the heads of the agen- 'Keep up the good work,''Way to said. "When we'd knock on the stu- community is united, and this was cies, offering his assistance. go,' and 'Get some rest,' and people dents' door, we were sometimes made very apparent because of this "I've seen investigators give sent us cards and letters. Gestures greeted with guns. This was a big incident," said Darnell. "So many all they have for this. Even when like this meant so much to all of us." concern to us. Most people don't people coming together, so quickly, relieved from duty, they'd follow up Individual businesses came for- know how to use a gun." so positively, and so supportively, it's on leads on the way home. No doubt ward to offer services to the police Tipton commented there are 73 been absolutely incredible." about it, after doing it for weeks, departments and community mem- emergency telephones on campus - Rsck Muigan, Try Van Nortuick, with very little sleep, you become bers as well. Alltel Mobile provided and a comprehensive lighting system. Susam L. Lang and Coettle Placek emotionally, physically, and psy- national and international telephone "We escorted more than 25,000 chologically drained. But they're service primarily for students to call students in 1989," lipton said. "We committed, they're professionals." their families to reassure them. Har- have a full fledged police depart- In Miami Beach, the first day of mon Photo offered law enforcement ment, which is so crucial to having the slaying, a University of Florida officials processing services day or real safety on campus. Not many police officer relaxed on a sunny night and any photographic equip- universities have the level of services beach, sipping a cold drink. He heard ment necessary. The Alachua County that we do in place." a radio bulletin from Gainesville and Crisis Center even established a From "Larry King Live" to CNN a familiar voice. It was Angie Tipton, rumor control hotline. to People Magazine to the London spokesperson for the University "If there's a silver lining in every Times, the Gainesville tragedies Police Department, cancelling all cloud, our silver lining was the fact gained international attention. vacations and all time off for her we pulled together and were appreci- staff. Without hesitation, and with- ated by the community at the same out personal contact from his time," Tipton said. Whereas most of the community I nresponse to the tremendous Christa Leigh Hoyt, the fifth vic- outpouring of caring and con- rum, was a SFCC student at the time cern from people throughout of her death. The college's Board of Florida and the nation, the Univer- Trustees has established the Chnsta sity of Florida and Santa Fe Commu- echolarships Leigh Hoyt Memorial Scholarship nity College have each established to be awarded annually to to a high memorial scholarship funds in honor school senior from Santa Fe's of the murdered victims. Alachua and Bradford County "Many alumni and friends, and service district. many of us here at the University of Established "The trustees believe that a schol- Florida, wanted to do something arship is a living memorial that will lasting to remember these fine young keep alive the memory of the prom- people, so something positive can ise taken from us," said SFCC come out of this tragedy," said Asri President Larry Tyree. Robert R. Lindgren, UF vice presi- te The UF scholarship fund will be a dent for development and alumni permanent endowment at the univer- affairs. "A scholarship award in each sity, Lindgren said. It is expected to of their names seems an appropriate provide one scholarship a year in the tribute to them and a way of perpet- name of each of the four UF victims. uating their dreams and aspirations." Persons wishing to contribute The UF scholarship fund is named should contact the 1990 Memorial the 1990 Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund at UF should Honoring: Sonia Jane Larson, send their gifts to the Fund, in Tracy'Inez Paules, Christina care of the University of Florida Patricia Powell, and Manuel Ricardo Foundation, P.O. Box 14425, Taboada. Gainesville, FL 32604. Larson, Paules, Powell and Contributions may be mailed to Taboada were all students at UF. the Christa Leigh Hoyt Memorial Larson and Powell were incoming Scholarship Fund in care of the Santa freshmen, Paules was a UF senior, Fe Community College Endowment and Taboada was a junior who had Corp., P.O. Box 1530, Gainesville, previously attended SFCC. FL 32602. 1 - UP infomation Senwes

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ong term crisis reactions are o a similar event in another Emotional reactions to these trig- 0 Keep a journal. normal responses for people community. Ser events may also be experienced. 0 Make daily decisions which make who have survived a traumatic The reactions to trigger events These reactions may take the form of you feel in charge of your life. event. These crisis reactions are in may be similar to the reactions expe- fear, anxiety, guilt, anger, irritability 0 Pamper yourself. response to "trigger events" that rienced at the time of the crisis. and rage. Some people may also The intensity of long-term stress remind us of the traumatic event. Physical reactions may take the form experience numbness, helplessness, reactions usually decreases over Such trigger events include: of fatigue, insomnia, nightmares, oversensitivery, grief, sorrow, depres- time, as does the frequency of the sion and hopelessness. o sensing (seeing, hearing, touching, hyperactivity, headaches, sweating, re-experienced crisis. Sometimes, a Each individual responds differ- smelling, tasting) something sim- an increased heart rate and startled traumatic event is too powerful and ently to traumatic events. Some may ilar to that which one was acutely reactions. painful for a person to manage by not experience any of these reactions. aware of during the trauma; Some people may experience reac- himself/herself. If that is the case For those who do, the following may C "anniversaries" of the event (i.e. tions to these trigger events which and/or symptoms last more than six help in dealing with these reactions: - beginning of school year, Labor can include difficulty concentrating, months, professional assistance from Day weekend); flashbacks and confusion. Reaction E Talk about it, don't isolate a counselor may be necessary. 0 the proximity of significant to these events may also cause an yourself. Aaptaton from inability to attach importance to any- 13 Beware of substance abuse. Nation Organatauo of Vwiim Assuanc "life events" (i.e. - birthdays, DebnFor of O Exercise. Cri*a/ Imde Strs holidays); thing other than the traumatic event, Floreek. inc. fl criminal justice proceedings; as well as, difficulty in making dceci- O Eat well. E media articles and television cover- sions and memory disturbance. 0 Keep a normal routine. age in coming months, years, and O Remember this is a normal reac- don to an abnormal event. Safety lecon sA 1.0 a I l 1111 -Wk Iss

H Put automatic timers on several five stu- detis in deathsGanesville of brought lights and a radio. Set them so they safetyhe trag. to the forefront of the will turn on and off at random minds and hves of students, private times in different rooms - citizens, businesses and organizations especially the bathroom. throughout the community. Safety precautions and crime prevention Securing Your Aparitent acts 'tics should be integrated into [I Secure all sliding glass doors and part of everyday life, not just in a windows with proper security time of crisis. hardware, regardless of what floor information and safety tips pro- you live on. uided by the Office of Attorney E] Get your neighbors and apartment (hneral Bob Butterworth, the managers together to provide ade- Alaihtua Couny Shenff's Office, the quate lighting in stairwells, parking (aicsM lle Potce Department and lots, courtyards, laundry rooms Uf information Services are listed and the exterior of the building. helos%. If you hawe questions a bout E Request that the shrubs be cut safe, please We the Community back so they don't offer conceal- Resource I sting provided in this ment for a criminal. puibIiation for further information . [] All exterior doors should be checked for adequate security. Safety Measures For I IDeadbolt locks should be installed Individuals on all exterior doors, along with II Avoid dark and secluded places heavy strike plates. and do not bike, log, or walk alone 11 Don't advertise that you are a at night. woman living alone. Use your first I Stav alert and tuned in to your initial only on the mailbox and for surroundings. telephone listings. F] Have your keys in hand before E If you are planning to be away for you reach your home, car or an extended period, inform the workplace. apartment office of your plans and U Lock all doors to residences and where you can be reached. Be sure automobiles. to stop all deliveries. El Lock up even when at the pool, Homeowner Safety Tips laundry, game room or neighbors E Secure all sliding glass doors for a few minutes. and windows. All exterior doors " Be cautious of door-to-door sales- Community Resource Listing should be checked for adequate men or anyone who wants to give security. you something for free, or make Alachua County Crisis Center unscheduled repairs. (Business) 372-3659 I] Shrubs should be cut back so they 24 Hours A Day . (Hotline) 376-4444 don't offer concealment for a " Make sure your apartment Information and Referral Services burglar. number is not printed on your 375-4636 H Don't publicize vacations ahead assigned parking space. Don't Mental Health Services . 374-5600 advertise when you are not at of time. IFCounseling Center . 392-1575 m If you are going out-of-town, stop home. SFCC Counseling Services . deliveries of mail and newspapers 395-5503 or ask a friend to pick them up Crime Prevention Units: while you are gone. Alachua County Sheriff's Office. 336-2655 University Pohce Department . 392-1409 Gainesville Police Department . . 374-2441 Alachua County Rape and Crime Victim Advocate Program. 377-7273 Victim Witness Services, State Attorney's Office . 374-3627 Please refer to the yellow pages for further listngs of psychologists and private mental health practitioners. a:NW *sj

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Reenactment and play about 6. Since children are often reluctant crisis Some Copg Shutegles erage of this community the ast"rophe should not be dis- to talk about trauma, it may be help- D ueand to the the anxiety extensive felt media by parents cov- For Childmn couraged, It may be useful to provide ful to ask them what they think and friends, some children them with special time to paint, may 1. Rebuild and reaffirm attachments other children felt or thought about exhibit behavioral or emotional draw, or write about the event. and relationships. Love and care in the event. reactions. the family are a primary need. Extra 3. Parents should be prepared to Each indidual responds differ- 7. Reaffirming the future and talk- tme should be spent with children to accept different behaviors from chil- ently and some children may not ing in "hopeful" terms about future let them know that someone will dren. Children may revert back to experience any reactions. The events can help a child rebuild trust take care of them. Physical closeness behaviors of earlier ages (i.e. - and faith in his own following information from the future and the isneeded. thumbsucking, bed wetting, etc.) world. Be aware that anxiety may National Organization for Victim or act out in other ways. impact the child, so it is important Assistance m Washington, D.C. was 2. It isimportant to talk to children for parents to seek help if developed to help parents and chil- about the tragedy - to address the 4. Parents should be prepared for necessary. drn deal with reactions caused by irrationality and suddenness of disas- children to talk sporadically about 8. Issues of death should be traumatic events. ter. Children need to be allowed to the event - spending small segments addressed directly. The grieving share their felings, as do adults. of ome concentrating on particular process should be acknowledged They have a similar need to have aspects of the tragedy. and shared. those feelings validated. 5. Children want as much basic information as possible. They should be allowed to discuss their own theo- res about what happened. Tis will help them understand the trauma or to regain a sense of control over their lives. 0stions And Answers The followingis an attempt to address reactions by members of our community.

Q: What help is available for These reactions will dissipate We tend to cling to a sense of free literature and assistance in someone who continues to be with time as children begin to feel immortality and invulnerability setting up a crime watch neigh- traumatized or upset by these safe again. Should these reactions for ourselves and those close to borhood. murders? continue over an extended period us. To lose that sense of well- Q: Since the murders, I'm been A: A first step may be to call the of time, you may want to con- being is alarming. Although we ovenhelmed by thoughts of the Alachua Couni Crisis Center sider counseling for them. may feel more and more secure as death ofa friend of mine that at 376-4444, 24 hours a day. Q: My children ar asking a lot of time passes, we may never feel the occurred last year. What is Trained phone counselors are questions about what happened. same as before this tragedy. wrong? available to listen and talk about How should I handle this? Q: Istillfeelsosad. Why? A: A catastrophic trauma can trigger an% concerns. Face to face coun- A: Children are bound to have many A : These past weeks we have suf- thoughts, feelings, and memories seling is available. Also, the questions. They have probably fered a lot of losses: of other times when we expe- (enter provides referrals to other seen or read news accounts. Chil- 0 Loss of control over our hv s rienced a loss. It's a normal agencies or resources in the com- dren of any age pick up on their S Loss of trust in other peop response to relive some of the muniry. Finally, if groups or parents anxiety, which may then 0 Loss of trust in God, for some experiences and grief associated orgain/ations are interested in escalate their own fears. You people with these previous losses. People discussing the aftermath of this might want to ask them what C Loss of a sense of immortality who were previously victim- tragedy, call the Crisis Center to they know. Then, let them know and mvy ulnerability ized may also feel particularly find out what services are avail- the facts and dispel any rumors. E Loss of a sense of fairness in vulnerable. able. All services are free and Encourage them to ask questions. the world. Q: My parents are odriy concerned confidential, Keep your answers simple. Because of these losses, our about me. They call me daily and Q: Why am people already Graphic detail is not necessary. response involves grief and ask me to moe home. Don't they critcrzing law enforcement, Talk about safety issues with your bereavement. Eventually we will realize that their reactions am lawyers, etc.? child and reassure him/her of re-establish our sense of control, stressful to me? A Violence is so foreign to our their safety. trust, meaning and future. We will A: It's not surprising that your par- experience. We are going through Q: My fuse is so short these days, reconstruct our lives and achieve ents are feeling helpless. Their a process to reorganize and it seems I'm always on the verge a degree of normality and happi- sense of Gainesville may come understand this crisis and the ofscreaming at those I can ness in our lives. We may even from rumor or the media. Help resultant chaos. Clearly, the about most (my children, wife/ prefer the new "sadder but wiser" your family understand what person who murdered Sonia, husband, co-worikers). Whoas person, but that takes time. you've done to feel safe or in con- Christine, Christa, Manny and going on? Q: I did not let the fear from these trol. It may be helpful initially to Tracy is the cause of this crime. A: In the past weeks, you may have murders paralyze me. Some set up regular contact points that That is not a helpful explanation had some sleep disturbances friends ofmine am still afraid. you initiate. Let your family because we cannot control the because of the fear that blanketed Why don't they just get on with know what community resources assailant. We do not want to our community, as well as a gen- their lives and stop acting so are available for you. These steps believe that things happen ran- eral feeling of anxiety. The foolish? may help them regain a sense of domy. We want to believe they duration of this crisis and our A: Human induced violence mars control over their fears for your happen "because." reactions are exhausting. Toler- the spirit of an individual and safety. Typically, we blame victims ance and patience are at low a community. It is difficult to - Compiled by Laura Knudson, tor the crimes committed against levels. Day to day frustrations accept that a person did this. Cory Adler and the Alachua them. That will not occur with move us to anger much more Each person's reactions to the County Crisis Center these crimes. Rather, we may quickly than before. People recent murders in Gainesville will blame people who are linked to around us, particularly our chil- vary. This crisis upset the status the events surrounding the crime dren may be more needy than quo. Each of us will find our way Th's tabloid us dedicated to the ct- (i.e., law enforcement, landlords, usual, and we just don't have the back to a state of equilibrium in rzens of Alachua County to assist the university, criminal justice sys- energy for them. It is predicted our own time and our own way. community in healing and recovering tem, society in general, commu- that family violence will increase We will not all heal from this at from our recent tragedy. The tabloid nv leaders, etc.). Blame restores in the aftermath of this tragedy. the same pace. It is important for is a product of the Community Crisis a sense of order to the world. Therefore, it is important to take us to be supportive of each other Response Team and has been under- Blaming others has the advantage care of yourself - get some rest, as we struggle to recover. written in part by the Gainesville Area of allowing us to feel righteous talk to someone, exercise. Q: When can I stop practicing all Chamber of Commerce, Shands Has- anger. Q:I'm still feeling vulnerable and these safety precautions? pual, The Gainesville Sun, and the If they are to blame for this insecure a lot of the time. Will A: Never. It would be a good idea to Independent Flornda Alligator. crime, we can correct them and leverfeelsafe? integrate safety precautions and Thanks to the following who their behavior. We can avoid A: It's perfectly normal to be feeling crime revention activities into helped interview, research, write, edit being victims in the future. It may and produce this publication: fearful now. It is hard to imagine your ciily routine regardless of Terry not be true but it helps us feel that another person could have the resolution of this case. That Van Nortuck, project coordinator, better and maybe safer for the committed these murders. We feel is not to say, however, that you Larry Humes, Kimberly A. Davis, moment. a loss of trust in people. Until the should live in fear and paranoia. Susan L. Lang, Laura Knudson, Cory Q: My children continue to he suspect is identified our distrust Continued caution isa way to Adler, Bob Douglass, Rick Muliigan, nightmares and want to sep may be generalized to people out- regain control and actually allevi- Jerry Hines, Randy Batiua, Coette in our bed. Theirplay is mon side our immediate circle of ate some fears. You arn actively Placek and Rebecca Howard, Ph.D. violent. Is th normal? family and friends. doing something to take care of A: In the first weeks, these are com- In the past weeks many of us yourself. Right now, it may feel mon behavioral reactions for thought about the possibility of awkward and bodesom. Even' children who have experienced being killed. We may have also cually it will become second this type of tragedy. The violent worried about our loved ones. nature. Call the crime prevention play is their way of trying to unit which serves yur area for make sense of the situation. FRIDAY. OCTOBER , 1990. ALIGATO, 9 BUY IT SELL IT. FIND IT. 373-FIND

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FOR RENT: FOR RENT: UNFURN SUBLEASE HSE/APT 0 ClassIficatIons [J How to place a 1 FURNISHED Oak Forest- spacious I bdr I I ba rirst Suber 1 bedroom apt 750 sqare feel classified ad: & last months rent FREEI Pool, ennis uni July 1991 $320,mo Archer i ForRntofmishod Housing Available I blk to UF, coed CO volleyball 9 basketball courts, sauna Woods Call 373 1571 10 15 7 4 I Person. op alt util paid me ad, 10 meals weekly. laundry on premises Security A peI do Furnished one bdrrm ap one blk Irom UF 2 For A4Sfr YtUnurnihated Cash check MC or VISA parking, laundry. 1210 per me CL O posi paidI $385'mo Sublet Il May 117 NW 15th St 377-4269 12-14 62-1 392 6493 day or 335 6270 eve 10 5 5 in the beautiful SW $305/mo October 3 gM bb" The Alligator Oftice free Call Tim 372 /1111 or drop by Cold 115W University Ave Subleese Oakbrook Walk, lbdr ot 2Nd 2 Edrn 1 bath, central ac/heal Ou at NW nal Manor oTc 9 to 5 10-12 5 4 M F ram 4m apt . 3rd floor, wash/dry, S30/mo, must 4 tublige Houne/Apt Neighborhood, $400/mo 937 NW 25 Ave eautilul 2 bedroom I ball apt Pool Main Rookslore be male, call Jell 335-2803 10-8-10 1 375 1959 10-10 5-2 jacuzzi weightroom club house $440 Call Diane (lv me&) 375 7285 RoOm 5 to Hub Customer Service Dose One bedroom in a three bedroom house SECURITY SYSTEM in this BR duplex male OpTion 10 10 4 4 5 For sle M Fal 430pm $1801,+ il 375-0329 10- 3-1 olf 20 Ave Fenced yard largo pantry Reitz Union Cashier S Oflice cent air, p atsO k $325 372-3060 7 -l at Ad F 9arm Bapm KEY MANAGEMENT 10 7-5-2 at Sun Closed S ROOMMATES FOR RENT: UsemnydeposlI Available now aruDec 9 Aulai Medical ok StOre Shands A renewable Nice quiet I br apt near UF TREEHOUSE VILLAGE M F Sam 430pm 2 UNFURNISHED shopping $225/mo 334-5639 evenings Roommates available 10 WNW to @-s 2 Reserve your room for fall By Mall. Walk to Santa FE CC, I BD $270-$280 Bus service to OF and SFCC Use lorms appearing weekly 2BDR $335. NEW Townhouse 5440. Sec LEAST AMOUNT TO LEASEt $250 Plus LMR Pool. laundry, no call or dog Furn or unlurn $175 $250 per 12 Typial Serice in the Alligator Sorry no case by moves you in Close to OF and Shands roommate/month M Prop Mgnl mal MC VISA checks Santa Fe Trace Apie 370-11W0 12-14 376-124. 10-30-20-2 Ine Reellor 375 0207 13 Helpwnted or only 76-2 ALOHA GARDEN APTS Nave a New NIS F to rent own rnalth in 2 slory apt at 14 osutl peramgas By Phone 373-FIND: COUNTRY 26R dulex AC Payment by V ISA or Mastercard GATOR Year week Vacation at .aytona Beach on Greenwich Green $233 wo , v3 until large woods or t e pooch. ne arhopping us' 3009 SW Archer Rd 377 0555 I0 dollar minimum ties Call 335 3 110 1015 20 5 15 PoragnialS ONLY Five for the student Only $275 372 3060 M F 8 NO 4 pm 19.13 2 16 Coiingctfoing KEY MANAGEMENT 10 7-5 2 Wanted N'S M To share room I 3bd,/aba Welcome Students 2 by apt Duckpond in ROCKWOOD 145/mo , 1/5 utilities 17 Nticus Oak Glade Aps near OF S VA, quiet 325 00 o How to correct or and 2 br house in NW 26 Ave Call 335 6242 10-5 105- is $idest washer/dryer available in most uniis toT month 373-5463 9 am to 6 P 10 10 4 2 cancel your ad: *20 me Cats Allowed 1a 28, 1 92 Bith F n/ roomm ate in nice condo near Oaks 19 POt $250-375. sac A linr 372-8422 12- i ONE MONTH FREE Mail must like gets Call 335 1934 leave 78 2 Studios and one bedroom message $235mo 1/3 util furnished 20 Wg&"d Cancellatlons: Iern $235 walkT to OF College Call 373 FIND Mon Fri 6 4 om INCREDISLE Park Propries 371-7777 10 31 23 2 No reulds can be given Eficlency Apt 1 rm avail NW area walk or bike Io UF M Starting at 5188 ONE MONTH FREE Alligator .rrom nfa responsible student aclheat Starti"g at $2M 2 ledroom Villager West, central a,, quie wash/dry Own room nice leg/me , la L4 When will your ad run? day Ii 'uns Check your ad The FIRST MEADOWCAE St cub do sac Take NW 9th Street 377 1537 Lang lv msg 10 5 6 _ Call 373 FIND with any tOrrecors be I10 NW39th Ave from into Ave 371 7777 lore noon THE ALLIGATOR IS ONLY 1704*30 10 3T 23 2 A serious male siudenl Cor argo 7 bed Classifieds will begin TWO RESPONSIBLE E FOR THE FIRST DAY 375-3801 room upsta rS api SSOima , 117 uTil DAYS after they are placed THE AD RUNS INCORRECTLY Cor -6 2 ROOMMATE NEEDED Walk CO deposil , lease No pals 1616 NW 3'd mailed in or placed at the erected ads will be extended one day UF 2br/lba $175 College AYe 495-9024 10 12 10 5 Ads -Check Our New Spsoials Park Properties 371 7777 may take No refunds or credits can be given after Union or Shands placing the ad Charges Coled in after All Amentlies Available 10-31-23 2 *LIBERAL* M/f roommate wanted to THREE days to appear Ads FURNISHED UNFURNISHED share 2 bd apt innce neighborhood 1/2 the lISt day will no be compensated Roommates Available may run for any length of time mile 10 OF 5150/mo + 112 uwl 372 Customer error or change.: Were No I 5590 10 '9 15 5 and be cancelled at any time REGENCY OAKS MOBILE HOMES: Corrections must be made in perSon a roomnmate needed $185,m~o but there, can be no re- 378 5756 Female nHs Sorry, The AlalOr office BEFORE NOON 3230 S Archer Road 3 FOR RENT/SALE 1 IN ulifities Cell 374 *434 Lease funds for cancelled ads. Timhe wil - a $200 corrected ine now through December 10 5 5-5 COUNTRY GARDENS homes or lots 373 4500 Best rental value Mobile 2001 SW 16th Street Will take long term Travel trailers Some Roommate Female needed to share good mob homes for sale Pool quiet 2br/Iba duplex near campus Lease Arradondo Farms Mobile Home Park $145 w/o les. $180 $100deposit Call SPACIOUS 378 9201 12-14 53 3 Lisa 335 9622 or 378 74S4 10 8 8 5 ONE BEDROOM APT ONLY $273/MO MF Roommale needed for 2 br/i 1/2 Ibe LYONS APT Apt French Quarter $210/mo, 12 until DO GATORS 4000 W NOTH AV. 3177-4197 SUBLEASE: call Rob 375-6987 10 8-4 5 12- 14-78-2 4 HOUSE/APT. ROOMMATE WANTED 10 share w'2 male 1 bed, apt for sublease, turn or unfurn, grad at in 3 bed 2 bah fully Turn house FREE?7 Studio For Rent 245 a month + Sll and Availabe now 208/, 1/3 ulil 377 EIN VILLAGE. 376-1253 WILLIAMSBURG one week free rentI Just 4 blocks norlh @827 10.53-5 10-12.10-2 of OF Call 378-1675 10-11 5-4 Serious person to share spacious 3 bdr LUXURY CONDO In SW 28A. 2 1/2 BA, to cam pool, hook-ups, cent sir, ceiling fans, I bedroom studio apt Nice, close house near Oaks Mall Own bedroom pus No security deposit' Next month's own bath Share 112 utiI $200,mo clam. to campus. 372-3060 rent FREEI $2951no Call Tracy 378- KEYMANAGEMENT 10-8.6-2 Ask for Jinsiong at 336 4571 or 392 2651 10-5-7-4 2678 10-10-5 5 **Ape;tmentnear SIands.recently r- NW 39th Ave ovl". 2 bedroom, peliaes blayard. Isn 2 bdr 1 /2 bath 822 Female NIS needed to share 2 br 2 be ap Call 373-4924 10-5 8 4 month + damage deposit Call 336-4575 $300/mo in SW area $245 , 1/2 utilities 335 3704 10-10-5-5 or 372-2969. 10-9-5-2 Apt at Mt Vernoa. close to UF. VA & Shands. one large bdr. $375/mo, un **HUGE Fully furn bdr/ba in 2/2 avail Duplex apt for ren I br Irkibt furnS400/mo turn, 377-538S 10,5--4 now- Bargain rate of $200 from 312) + ace a abkskt. IroiWF sik of! Univ sec/ull 2nd fir CI. to OF, pool, call 334- Ave 3250monthly plus security Aframe SPYGLASS- need female n/s for own 8593 10 0 SS also, call 336-1039 10-S-1-2 bedroom/bal in 3 bedrooms bath apt $233month , 1/3 util lee Call Erin at Female needed lor NET in Slonerldge 2 bedrm Apt , enclosed polrlnew Scr 302-3111 (day) or335-4353(apt) 1O12- pet, d-w.ans- 375: t berm Apt waikin Specious, clean. overlooks pool. 04 CallAmy closet. fsva-27S. Beth we central 1249m1 beginnngJanuary I kin at 336-130 10-10-5-5 W'A; water Includes SW VILLAS- 373. Sublease I bere be apt, close to cam- 0701 10-6-1-2 pus. Sao# rea. 8245/mont, no deposit M ot for 280/I BA Op In SW area $1$5 Call 235-3044 after I pm 10.-4-4 Glw n IF adbivOn 2 br/1 la/ w1neu2 e. wak to OF, * 1/2 util ph 334-1091 Ie, mog 10- Frtlay and yc' = ame waslvdry, pets OK, Oct free, 450/mO. Iberm furnished opt in Pine Rush. Bik- F to share 2bd 112 ba ownhse in SW 4-4M. &kaetor tdetm-w)jSt shVU9P security, 3 105-1-2 Ing dieta,.n from UF. $200/mo lease area $22&/mo Fully furniehed, waldry orange and fkli. For bt W. 1 A9 (on 8270) 3 ane lease A has Wit Must Call 335-6273 10-I2-7-S bhe Available 2 tor near OF lean Call 334-748 or hvs. message. or Innm a th Caron O paid $2M/me Ceat afl, water sewer 10.04-4 LAKEWOOD. need n/s roommate to St 7pM 2N / fnrida44 lu a aesan o AST 338.1 Ew t. n UP iNS SW 42M I n Sa @1 B share 312 flat, Ira scenic pAILO .n Ev raran Ni on4v .t c"11 - 404 .aler ;M Washidry Specious Feel sale protec- 7 sme Mar- 12 ,0-I1-10-2 2 hra 112 bath condo In SW. avail, ClosecSu.,Ikm rs~ 4weco mid-Ocobet, 2 weeks free rent, no do. than do call Kathy 336-6477 10t 1-55 W e. ask. ftmsow caw 591-2345; Apt. hor Rent in the Laurels. 2br/ta. posit, w/ln biking balance ot UF, carpet, GC 437044. washwwy, micro, sc hi Hugeoluause blinds, cent HA, pool, landry soo avail CIasgslId. w/enoyolll Avail We. Coal S 11 for delalls 211-6230 10- 1I-114 Continued on next pMge. tO. AUJGAIOR. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, I9M) ROOMMATES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE 8 MOTORCYCLES NS F in share rg 32 house in NW C H.A 2 1 month-old mountain bikes A NishikI Full size bed $75 Raltar rocker $75 Mi- CUSTOM COMPUTERS P rle, crad stu/professional NP Pueblo $300 obo * a Hard-ROcA $300 crowave $30 Small book shelf $7 Ironing 206-12 a/t meg ram, graphics monitor, MOPED REPAIR $225 mo , u 10 lirm both with u locks Call 377 1365 board $7 Chair 55 375-2786 evening. 40 meg hard drive, I yr on site $925 oth Precision Small Engine Pickup A Deliv- Ruth,,Jel 3737210 revokends 10 leavemessage 10-856 10-5 38 era avall 332 8333 10-26 15-8 ery available 4236 SW 35 Terrace. across from Alley Katz 336-3825 10-31- M/F Wanled lo own turn room in 3 br 3 be GUITAR AMP Jazz Vertical mountain bike, brand now. FLY TO DENVER 378 poolcsed condo wash/dry micro, conve- Peavy Bandit 65 Clean sound, plenty ridden twice New U-lock go. with it '2/23l90 GainesfunlloDenver rn 10 UF Must be rest, studious, but loud, never a problem SI5- Call Bill at $275 Call sen at 335-1421 10-I-4 5 $150 ant way 060 1956 Yamaha RZ-350 Exe cond Racing fun $190/mo (negotiable) call BOb 336 336 1729 10 8-4 call 374 8957 evenings kit Inc exhaust Very fast) Last of 2- 4015 leave message I0-9-35 Typewriter IBM Sol Ii corrector Excel 10-1 5-6 stroke street Yellow bilk $1350 Ray Queen size WATERBED with bookshelf lent cond late model $195 Also IBM Sel 335-9312 Iv me 10-11-10-8 Female Roommai. Needed Now headboard, BLACK MICA $190 obo I good conditions 60 Phone 462 404 SOFA FOR SALE 3 pasc. mauve, excel Spyglass 3717421 to-o-s-o 10.52-6 lon condition $75 Call 373-02 anytime GARELLI MOPED Good shape $150 Call 335 4818 leave message 10 10-4-6 obo Call 336.4999 10 S-2-8 10 10 4 5 DORM SIZE FRIDGE Surfboards 64'' 1 wk old 8100, S'I" $1.0. large, (38 cubic teet) S'c-'s $50+75, ONeill full now $90. CANNONDALE 53cm, Shimano 105 MF roommate to share 3br12 Sba town PERFECT condition O'Neill spring $40, Alpine eq new $100, camp, aeo bar + original. 30 frame house ai Casablanca W, 3210 mo + /3 $150 call 336- 184 TO-B 4-6 Mark 373 9803 10 10-5 6 excel cond trip computer All for 550 9 AUTOS utilizes wadry included Call John 336 obo. 331-7654 Or 336-1472 leave mess 4298 10 11 5S Waveless waterbed, loaded, $250 Couch. dining mrm able w/6 chairs. big 10-.4-- Gitana racing bike, 21 112 It wt , $225 papasan chair + Moe, 60 each Call DEPENDABLE HONDA Civic for only F ,,s Roommatel Wanted Historic Come sofa $60, Dorm rug $25 332.2457 10-9-4-6 Eds Warehouses recycables ant, col $1000 1963, sWc, 4pd, runs wall Must Hom Wood Floors, ceiling fans Call 373-2128 All log 10- -S lectables rugs desk bikes stereo lampi sail. It's a good deal Kevin 335-79" $R80/mo + 42 uitilile 371 7747 10 GUITARS Ovation 12-string W case 372-0718 430 NW 15 trombone variety mag 10-5-10-9 CAR STEREO- Pioneer aefm case hi- $250 obo, Washburn cutaway 6-string w utilities drapes leans + 10-11 -- 6 'ower,pro anp. Doy ' auto ravers'. a cae $225 obo Music Man 2t 12 cabinet 1989 Honda Prelude-atesapb Sad power 6 FOR SALE cret code , more I yr old $165 $125 Eric 373-2295 10-10 5-6 window. cruise, sunroof, stereo casstta 335-4588 5 3-6 13k-milee $1300, call Bobby at 336- TYPESETTER Varityper 5410 2 Osk 10 ATS brand new Schwinn iHighplins 21 7 REAL ESTATE 83.9 Iva message 10-8-10-9 drives 2 in caseltes 2 iIm cann sisters Fosgate Pro 15 speakers $350 ibc digi- Factory reconditioned, unused in past 2 gears rapid fire seating gal seat excel tal Pioneereq $115obo, 511'Goe surf- cord with Warranty $230 obo 371 Home lor sals? Land for sale? Buyers 105 HONDA CRX al AC. AM/FM ste- 's Perfect for small typesctling jcbs board $100, 6 4 AuLtrey & Natural Art 6281 10-8 3 6 Market? DonI let an opportunity to sell rso. power SunrOOf. 5 spd i Low miles, Gooc machine or small type shop Sys 575ea 373-9883 Doug 10-0-5-6 your property pass you byl Alligator Clas asking $5000 Call 472 8578 after 6 00 Tom roCludes 3 rolls G in RC film 9 6 loil LaptopComputers sifieds cfter you the cheapest way to pm 10-5-5-9 aisks $3 500 OBO Call The Tandy 11001d $535 Alligalor a Dorm Sized Fndge 3 feet high by 2 11 Zenith Supersportzse w/ 40 MB. 2400bps keep your real existe in the public eye 373 9926 tot more mIno wide, good Condition $65 or beat offer internal modem co processor $2495 obo Where else can you keep your property in Pontiac 1000 194 excellent condition Call TIn, or Jay at 336 0003 10 5-3-6 335-5396 10-10-5-6 the market for as lttle as four dollars a new clutch. tires, starter. battery 64k Alpine, Kenwood, Sony and 30 more day? To make it even asi, you can miles, only $1600 or beat offer call 334- brands are all at our Naw Locatlioni Car Double bed clean $60 Dresser $30 Couch 55 GALLON place your ad over the phons. all you 5290 anytime, 10-5-5-9 Stereo Speciallst. 3215 NW 13 S! 372- FISH TANK, with all accos- $25 Chair $10 Recliner $25 Lamp. $10 sories $160. Chris 373-7371 10-5-2-6 need is a valid Visa or MaatarCard Call 2070 1214766 Wicker shelves $10 Stereos $25 $45 373-FIND today to place your ad 1061 VWCabrolet Red with whitetop/int 481 3322 Tom 10 5-3- Drums- 7 piece double bass kit New AC Ssp SonyVamaha Audio Excellent MICRO CENTER, Compulers 376 1 46 Pearl bass pidals and pin Stipe heads Your roommate hasn'i done the dishes In Cond $3500 obo Call Met 375-3317 Editor 5 choice Hewlett Packard DRUM SET for sale Good Starter Set Includes all hLrd were $450 Call Chris HOW long? Find a bellr dishwasher in 10-a-5- 150 00 Call 371-3779 10-*O5-69 335-580 10 11 5 6 the Classifiedsi QH Norchgate Price lower than raji order Systems below include hib '0mb 28ns) Harddisk. graphics monitor MC 28602 $i195 MC 386Sx $1370 Northcale 386/20 $2390 Leoadin Ede 386SX 'aptop wit MB hd I battery $2395 - & 2 year warranties On sale war a raniles Panasonic 1180 printer $185, HPLaser Jetlip $1049 3743W Univer sity Ave 12 14-76-6 Crilmestopper Car Alarms, K-40 Radar 373-FIND Delectors, Infinity, Sonsul, Sony, Orion, Bazooka, Home Or Car Star.o BUY fT. SELL if. FIND We Beat All Prlss 373-3754 12-14-76- rT. 6 Alligator Classilied. adlow products, rIcs, jobs. do to be isted in a ADVANCED Car Stereo Plus Offermg "directory" to make it easier for readers to find your ad A simple form I I I J r Harman Iardon Autot J L , Toshiba, explains Uh, step-by-step manner in which to place an ad and will help Crunch, Hafler MEl VSE alarm Laniar you determine the cost Our Classified Adverbsng staff will be happy to ?25 NW 23 Ave 371-4378 12 14 76-6 adwne you DISCOUNT HI-FI Alligator Clssitledas may be placed In a number of ways: 722 S Main 0 The Red Bldg WE ARE CHEAPER 1. Iyou hoav, vaid Mu ra, Visora, youcan piece your ad by ~ telphoalng 373-FIND between 8 00 aod 40GO pmn Hi I CAR ALARMS installed remote control any car Truck or van ulty guaranteed will deo Call 338-OtB3 student I ivfs 2 You can mad your Aligator Classified forms (wiNh chek, money order sage 10-19-38-6 ar MarcardVisa informawon - no cash, please) to FUTONS & FRAMES Alligator Clso.Ifled. Many styles A model. tron only $200set PO Box 14257 Covers, arms Call Mat 377-2110 10-5- Gainesville, FL 32604

3 You c.n pleyour adin prso by Coming toour oicea W110sW. 2400 B MODEM $98 UlIverSy An., betweena8 m and 4 pm, weekdays. Our frnied, fnend- WORD PERFECT $135 ly staff N be glad So help you wih yourad CALL ELITE 335-1300. 4. You can pL. your ad in person it o of The Allors conveient "floe" locateris 1*+1-33-6 * PRODIGY. ON C*WUS LOCATIM: Isla mr ift

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RUGS AND CARPETS Alfordable rem. Customer Sevi* Desk . . . M-F - Sam-4fp nante for your dorm or apartment we diverl Rays uas E35 SW S A"- Nedinl ockseie, Bhands - M-F Sm-4pm 377 5285 6 blocks E oh campus I o- OFFICE UE ONLY 16-21 6 Roll: Union, Cashiers Office M -F Bam.pm Sat& Sun . Closed was0 g it Ca'' Punch 1$0 amp HI onic 120 amp 12VC subs custom ecloatr Fix mustang Hare 15 sPeed mountain bike Need to all FASTI prices etc 376-9450 10--8-1 Pleae us this form to pleo Aligar CksaNelds- Plea. folow St. kInatioeexati ,Bewnsilbindle enrythyonoUWIShw.%W.- -. Fo t: -- -11. - MICRO/CENTER - Computer, 374-1t48 qsn io thnge. -. Fa''ia: mwhed _is. Texnaisa Editor's choice At Hewlett Packard *S u W 6. ad hus hbee m&.d nit be considered a I p0.Se, Nalgate * iC * r Ite lor mtn few adaretetnmt THERE CAN ff NO MEDUN ON CRErTS 20Da.7.55 mallorder. Syalems below Include 1mb, AFTR PLACING THE AD, In N. .wnt of an nr. The A o, Is * Dqs.e-.M 40smb(28ms) Hddlak. graphics monir resposiblhONLflrteFIRSTin Ir.Doctuee hrdIgnbnp., m$oer.e 4 Dael.1. MC 260/12- $949. M 3988x- $lose, do.MiAanes, or mrer i adewhich kbn.d. Ineh addee _. eI Es-u S Daye.-.1W.e Northgate 3N120- S240 Leading Edge to a hkd party. The .ospnce of peynwet iaderfia Mspy does _tS lines Ajdkee ap 35sx laptop w/40 MB hd 8 battery- _.s. Ameale - wistfl a inrdg aq eM on he S a ofWall _ -g _it Pao aI.-a $190, P 2a marrantes, Onile war- Pkfo AWgaortpubbt said n. The Indpe~nen Aibafo _ .Lees eanid a. frties Paniasonic I IN printer. $155. mkri - HP Lasor Jet lIp. 087 3743 W Univer-i feve .e rightt ma a n 010 WP of am uiaM Iy ol any ads- oamoe 05U E- Ch73b - I *dIS f aIy Ave 12-14-52-6 Big copy stwMh faedirtptlicdon md i ftsnerighlo et inho. I anO~nha diq. or -issanMy adnt*g copy SS MV Pedulls bass qAg aorsale Fretless Five String Ca for more info. 3M-O3f FRIDAY. OcOFBER 5, 199, ALLIGATOR, II AUTOS AUTOS WANTED SERVICES SERVICES SVWFOXa/C. powerbrakes, tinted win 1978 PORSHE 924 sunroof 4 speed dows,. 4-speed, am/tm cassette, low $250000 198 ISUZU $ MARK S speed NEED TWO TiX FOR LSU AND AU SLEEPY HOLLOW HORSE FARM * ICC VIDEO LINK* 110 SW 34 ST BURNi I Call miles, runs great $4500 or beat offer stereo 1600 00 462 2301 days 375 334 9048 10-9 4-10 Sons * boarding * woodser factljies * **SaLurday Football Special ** Call 373 174 10-0-S9 1790 eve 10-9-4-9 hay rides * parties * sales * working *Rent movies on Saturday Needed 2Growl Ticksta/Coupons will pay students accepted 466 3224 375 6080 *Relur on Monday Need money, have to sell my baby Red 80 VW dIesel Dasher. 40pO, rbi an top $$$ Call 335 2320 anytime Leave 12 14 78 1 *Get Sunday Pree message Richard 75 Fiat convertible Excellent condition gino, mxc Tond. $1750 Call Smiity at 10 9-3-10 0o5 1 11 awesome stereo system $2500 obo 373 3080 (arn 6pm) or Penny 334 5881 374-9576 10--C6 (wkenda *SUNBELT MOVING* Call ves) 0.10-5-9 NEED 4 TENN. TIX Professional Moving/Packing & Supplies ***CAR DETAILERS** Total care Handwash Handwax 04 Red Renault Encore, auto, AM/FM I Item House full local/Lng dist ORANGE AND BLUE AUTO INSURANCE Prefer 4 together Call 371 9831 Lcans Priced for Studenisl Marty 375 Armor all Lires dash Vacuum, stereo. low mileage MUST SELLI minor LOW RATES, low payments. last drive 10-10 4 10 MOVE 12 14-76 11 Mention ad 4 speciac price find problems Best offer takes 11 336 1379 thru service. so habla Espanol 377 2277 best price-- T hen Call 373 6959 10 5 5 0- 04-9 377-CARS WE CARE 10-10.10-09 NEE TWO OATOR GROWL TICKETS- AAA STORAGE 11 CALL JOHN AT 376-875 Close to UF, Convenient 1911 FordGranada 4dr. auto, ac. carbu- Ford Escort. 1986. AC. AMIFM radio 10-8-2-10 4x4x4 5S/mo retorrebuilt. need vlvejob. stillruns OK. Good Condition Call Jeff at 376-6875 495*S $30/mo $375, obo 338-0121 after 5 pm 10-10- after5ppm 10-11 5-9 NEED TIX for GROWL 533 SW2nd Ave 377 1771 TYPING 5- and 12 14-76-11 1963 Toyota Tercel, 5-speed, 2-door/hb, HOMECOMING GAME 12 SERVICES 1986 NISSAN 200SX. black 5-speed, 1151 ni . new tires and pini runs fine call Kevin 335-5 41 lv message 10 11 *FREE* tited windows, ac, cruise control, power bulclutch is going. 12501obo, 338 3997 5-10 *Typing * reports a* business * legal * windows. loaded Very nice $5300 Call 10-9-3 9 Pregnancy Tesi rsurnes * cassettes transcribed * appir Gainesville Women s 1-473-2951 In DESPARATE need of Gelor Growl and cations * letters * notary *etc Available 1907 Mercury Sable Ad, LS pwr door HEALTH CENTER 24 hours?7 days/372-2777 12 14 76 Honecomingare ticket call 334 8205 720 NW 23rd Avenue 1086 FIERO SE, black, sunroo. 55,000 looks, seats. windows, a/c. auto, wrt 10-12-610 12 original miles In perfect condition ext/blue int Exc cord- must $5750 377 5055 Must Rell ABORTION (To 24 Wks sell- best offer Call 377-SS28 109-4-09 Dob 334-5053 10-12 6-9 SIX AUBURN TICKETS WANTED call MICRO CENTER' Typing 376 0339 Full BIRTH CONTROL S self service computrng Open until 335-658 10 9 3 10 Gynecology Services 0979 CHEVY IMPALA station wagon runs 10pm school nights Typorng starts @ great, very dependable V-S. no AIC, I 555$ I NEED GROWL $ I 50pg * Resumes $6 * Sel service owner, 170,000 ml $400 00 call 4i2- 10 resumes * $2 S0,hr * S5 page Laser WANTED $58.5 COUPONSIllI $85 COLLEGE MONEY Private schear 3463 ries 10-8-3.0 Pleas. all De0 De at Typeset graphics * spell crack * 1-heses Local Artla needs GOLD. Gems Ciasa ships' College Scholarship Locators pob a papers * special characierg * employ 372-0179 will pay $5e Leave moss IC 1681 Jopli, MO 54602 1881 800 879 40, mpg. 195 Honda CRX $4350, neg Rings ETC Top S or trade Ozzie a Fine ?1-5-10 mrit databases * milmerge * Trainrig Call376-04fl 10-10-5-9 Jewelry 373-9243 12-14-78-10 7485 12 14-75-11 WordPerfect special VcsaiMC 2 i4 52 12 Hunter Showbarn now accepting stu 1907 Mercury Sable 4 dr LS pr door Help Dutchmen see Americanawanted 2, II SERVICES prof 3 tixs Auburn game will pay well dents-Past UF equestrian coach, Board Typing/Word Processing Qualily do locks, seats. windows, ate auto. wet ng, working students accepted Farrell exvblueint 377-4929 (eva) 10-0-5-10 NW Mini storage at 1-75 & NW 39th Ave pendable service Reasonable rates Ex cand- must selDl5750 Farms 472-3142 10-0-30-, 0bo334-5053 W-10-5- near Oaks Mall area. S toI10x 20 from Laser printer 317 8175 if 9 deph T2 URGENTLY need 2 tickets 1o the Florida *20, 10% disc to students 332-017 14 715 12 BEST AVAILABLE PROTECTION CS 84 Mazda RX-7 GS ale amlnm case - Tennessee game Please call 336 12-14-7- 11 0444, ask for Doug Nsan 10-8-4 10 Military tear gas & personal protection Sap 71k $000 Great Cond Call Mi. into Keycham unit or home caniater **SORESUMESS@S chetle, 375-40tPie.lve mess 10-0- SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE? Complete wrilitg & development ser Wanted 2 tickets for the Up homecoming Got confldentisl testing and treatment at $17 95 each +$2 50shipping(checksok, VisaMC phone orders) Seni mmedi vices Resume House 371 8148 t2 14 ges Will pay good $ Call 376-0296 PLANNED PARENTHOOD 377 0001 75 12 10.5-3-10 12-14-7611 ately I Sallie Coin. Action Seminars, 6141 Parkforest. Baton Rouge LA 70816 O Call 504- 751-0495 ryping/wotdpocessing; WordPerfect /,0'su.=an Papa. 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1 DC RMed -ly bic., E GCS0 mh of FlorMa R A National Development Company South West Corner of 1-75 and Newberry on Tower Rd. (407) 662-7323 FRIDAY, (CRFPR5 15, . IJAI('OlR P I VOLLEYBALL Women's golf team In Ohio coach Mami Ryan said John Webb has been looking from page 16 this The for weekend Gator players will be last The UF women's cross couni ry weeks same five laura Miami to host The UP women's golf ean,'s Brown. Mi team will face some of the nations 11-3 season recordanda 1-1 career sec chele VinieratosJulie oid-place finish two weeks Foster. Suzy top teams among Divisior' I, I and record against the Gators The ago at Spirck and FSU Saturday Ihe lady Paula Gorman Ill programs as they compete this blue Devils' middle blocker Amy Seminole Invitational may look like a leisurely Saturday in the Paul Short In- Unibd Prie Verhoeven, a 6-foot-2 sophomore, stroll Intefstoral around the oursecompared to the Cross country teams vitational in Bethlehem, Pa leads the team with 187 kills this UF's competition Florida season, competition they will see today at FSU, Pennsylvania will mtlude Second-ranked through Sunday third ranked Georgetown and 25th State and No. 8 Miami. the UFcoach Marilyn McReavy said The UF men's cross country 0 two teams with the best col- The Gators beat all the Florida ranked Penn State in a 3 -team DUke and Pittsburgh are the teams team will head north to compete in teams at the Lady field legisate records over the last to Seminole Sept the 8000 meters run beat in the tournament, but host at the Florida Semor Wendy Frazier will lead three years, will play their 21-3 and finished second to the State Invitational Georgia could be a surprise. this Saturday at the lady Galors in the Invitational annual grudge match Satur' University of Kentucky, but this Tallahassee "Georgia is a small and scrappy She won Flonda's first two meets day at 2 p.m. and both have weekend'sLdy Buckeye Invitatio- After two team," McReavy Said. "If we play good outings to start this season at the Michigan Slate the national championship on nal in Columbus, Ohio, should be the them it ought to bearealdog fight " season, the Gators will try to Invitational and the Crimson Clas- their minds. a more sctminizing test of the build on the If the Gators and Bulldogs do ir early-season success sic in Tuscaloosa, Ala. Miami won three national team's abilityrke when they face in- meet in this weekend's tourna- The The lady Gators will host the titles in the 190B, Including 11th-ranked r - state rival Florida ment, it will not count on the con- Gators Barnett Hank Invitational on Satur- last year. The Hurricanes will face 10 of State, 18th ranked ference record. the to t day, Oct. 13 on the University Golf hope to win the rest of the p 20 ranked South Alabama and The Bulldogs lost four starters Course as a warm-up to the South- Season, including games with teams at the Lady SEC neighbors Au- from last seasons SEC runner-up Buckeye, eastern Conference Championship Florida State and No. I Notre including burn, Mississippi and squad, which was 7-1 in the confer- No. 9! 1 that Florida hosts Oct 29. Dame, to reclaim the crown I Arizona, No 2 Mississippi State as ence and 30-4 overall. This season San Jose State, despite an opening-game loss No 4 part of a 13-team Georgia is 12-6, but 0-1 in the SEC. UCIA, No. 6 Furman Men's tennis team to Brigham Young field. Florida State has never The Gators also could play Pitts and No 7'rulsa The Gators have at Southern Collegiates burgh Saturday, the only nation. Ihe teams will play been won the national champion- led by sopho- Six UP men's tennis players will ship. but has finished oh-so- ally ranked team in the on the Scarlet course, more Mike Mykytok head to Athens, Ga, this weekend close with final ratings of tournameni The Panthers (12. 2) the same course Bonk who won the individ- have a young, balanced squad. where this year's to compete in the Southern Colle- second, third and second ual title at the Florida giates. over the last three years. McReavy said that UF senior NCAA Championship will be Twi-Light on Sept 13 and placed The collegiate season Over that Usa Bonk will make the trip but p ayed. Measuring 6.000 yards, it second in a strong field at the officially period, the Sem- opens in January but this tourna- inoles will not play because of a cartilage is much longer, tighter, and Virginia Invitational on Sept. 22 have amassed a 32-4 ment will help tear in her knee. McReavy said that tougher than the FSU course at the prepare the players record, second only to for the season. the problem occurred about three lady Seminole Invitational Mykytok. Dan Middleman and Miami's 34-2. Notre Dame is Mike LeValle were expected to be third weeks ago, but the seriousness of Coach Mimi Ryan said the Scar Top collegiate players from the over the last three sea. the top three UF runners this sea- South will the injury was discovered let Course is a "180 degree compete in the tourna- sons at 32-5, but the Irish are only this turn" son but LeValle ment week Bonk will undergo surgery from the Lady Seminole has been sluggish UF will send Jeff Mager, the biggest winners over the course, so far after suffering a broken foot on the knee next week. but her players are long hitters so Gary Finnegan, Jimmy Spencer, past two years with a 24-1 at the end of the 1989 season. David Blair, Bruce Haddad, and mark. "lsa is our number one player it should fit their game, Freshman Chris Wilson placed Doug Proudian. This would appear off the bench, a real trouble- "I'm really pleased to be a with how fourth at the Florida Twi-Ught and golden OPPortunity for Flor- shooter," McReavy said. "We're they played in Tallahassee, but was eighth at Virginia. Surpris- Alligator waters ida State to make a n hoping she won't be out more then now is really their chance to show Cheryl Bossen, for ingly, Wilson seems to have given Mat Fogelson andJeffMoriartycon- the national two weeks." that they championship. are a good golf team," UF the strong fourth runner Coach tributed to this report.

W Ss. AUlIGAOR. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5, I990 SPORTS Picks column Morris accepts role as back up

By GREGO DoYEL - - r Ly Alligator Staff Writer Kyle Morris remembers the drive With 79 seconds left in lastyear's UF-LSU contest, the Gators took over in a 13-13 tie. In nine plays, Morris guided the Gators At last count, the tape has been run through 56 yards to LSU's 27-yard line, setting up Arden Czyzewski's the VCR about 1.5 billion times. game-winning field goal Family reumons, picnics. polkas. you name it. The drive was a memorable one for Morris, the kind of As far as Arden Czyzewski's family goes, moment that can make a player's career. there's nothing better to break up Aunt Mable's Saturday, LSU returns for revenge on Morris and the Gators. slide show than watching their kin folk split the But Morris will be watching this one from the sidelines. uprights with the game-winning field goal against 'This whole season has been strange," said Morris. who has Louisiana State last year been bumped from his starting job by Shane Matthews. "It's Czyzewski's father, Paul. says watching the not fun sitting on the sideline, but that's my role and we're 41-yard field goal sure beats having to listen to winning." Uncle Chester's rendition of how be got his gall Morris' role now is third string, UF coach Steve Spurrier bladder removed. said Tursday. Brian Fox will play Saturday against the Tigers "We watch the tape all the time," said guest if the ailing Shane Matthews is unable to play. picker Paul Czyzewski. "I'm sure we've run that Morris used to have fun as UF's No. 1 quarterback, a two- tape every chance we get." year starterand emergingstarin the Southeastern Conference. So does Arden. A good guy in an orange helmet. But UF's fifth-leading all-time passer now stands on the, KICKOFF - Saturday, 7 30 p.m. (EDT) sideline, sporting a black baseball cap and clipboard, while SITE - Florida Field (capacity 72,000) Matthews has posted some startling passing numbers for the TELEVISION - Cable ESPN 4-0 Gators. RADIO - WRUF (850 AM, 103 7 FM) "I wouldn't say there's anything ironic about me wearing a COACHES - UF Steve Spurrier (4-0 season, black hat," Morris said. "I just happen to like black hats." 24-13-1 career), M ike Archer (3-1 season, 2513- Morris doesn't like playing second fiddle to anyone, espe- I career) cially after cozying in as the Gators No. I quarterback Morris posted a 12-3 mark in his 15 games as UF's starter The Picks The 6-foot-3. 211-pound junior was among the nation's Paul Czyzewski. who in between showings of passing leaders in 1989 before his mid-season suspension for Arden's Greatest Kicks moonlights as a professor gambling, of art education at the University of South Flor- Morris returned this spring and, heading into the Orange ida, says he doesn't think this year's game will & Blue game, was even with Brian Fox for the starting job come down to a last minute field goal under first-year coach Spurrier With Fox injured and unable "I don't think it will be necessary for him to to ight for the No. I spot, Morris had what he called his worst kick it," Czyzewski said "Florida's gonna win day of the spring while Matthews, a fourth-stringer, sparkled. big" Morris passed for 283 yards and two touchdowns in the Of course, don't tell Arden he won't factor into spring game but was intercepted four times. the game. Even if he doesn't kick a field goal or His return was a nightmare. To what magnitude, Morris had an extra point, he'll assuredly be ready to talk to any and all reporters in the locker room after the see Morris. page 14 ThIrd-.tling Quarterback Kyle Morris. game Czyzewski's a media hound. Anyway, as for the rest of the pickers, there's Tigers need Win for their coach been quite a shakeup here at the Alligator-brand Picks Column .7 By SHARON GINN 7:30 p.m. on Florida Field. The game is *Anund here, you have to assume your Football writer Sharon "I'd love to have aVCR, Allgator Staff Writer scheduled to be broadcast nationally on job is on the line, but I'm a woman and I don't know how to operate ESPN. "I'll bet if you asked after the one" Ginn now leads the pack with an impressive Mike Archer admits them's a chance LSU has been led this season in rush- Vanderbilt game, 90 percent of the peo- 24-16 record. that, after any given game this season, ing by tailback Harvey Williams. But ple in this state wanted me fired. Last Ginn has had a stupid smile on her lace all he may need to make a stop at the Williams, who has averaged 82.8 yards a week I needed a bulletproof vest to jog week after passing sports editor/VCR repairman printers. game this season, may not start because on campus. This week everybody waves Ron "How was I supposed to know Tennessee Archer, the fourth-year Louisiana of a pulled hamstring. at me," was going to gag like that" Kaspriske. State coach whose job has been precar- LSU split end Todd Kinchen leads the Archer said he knows his job may not Token newsroom picker Dan "My VCR has ious since theTigers finished 4-7 in 1989, SEC in receiving and all-purpose run- be any more secure after Saturday. le cruise control" Evans also pissed Kaspriske and said he's awaet that sooner or later he ning. He also is third in the conference Gaton (4-0) ar ranked No. 10 by the tied Ginn at 24-16. Evans, who was at the may be revising his resume . in punt returns. Associated Prei but unranked by the bottom of the pile two weeks ago, has since He almost needed to after LSUts 24-21 Last week Kinchen caught five pas United Press International because. of gone 15-5. loss to Vanderbilt, the Southeastern for 133 yards, including a 79-yard touch- NCAA probation. Kaspriske is one game back at 23-17 while Conference's perennial loser, two weeks down on a pass from freshman quarter- And UF is alone at the top of the SEC assistant sports editor Gregg "My family had a ago. But a win last week over No. 10 back Chad Loup. hand-crank VCR when we were growing up in with a 20 record after Auburn and Ten- Texas A&M raised Arches status in Even with the proven talent on his nes tied 26-26 last week. Georgia" Doyl is second to last with a 21-19 Louisiana a bit, team, Archer said the pressurekis not off The Gators, however, can no longer record. Amcber and his 'Tigers (3-1, 1-1 in the him to win. And in last place for yet another week, with a shoot for an SEC title. UF learned Mon- SEC) will look to further redeem them "(The win over Texas only al- putrid record of 19-21 is wrestling writer/colum- A&M) selves when they take on UF Saturday at leviated it a little bit," Archer said. wee LBU, ulg 14 nist Alex "I have a closet full of professional wrestling tapes from Japan and I have no earthly idea what to do with them" Marvez. Volleyball team searching for lineup all 1110 SAo o W a By MIE ScULTZ The Gators will be trying to find that champIonship. Tonight's losing teams a rC ut cl UO Cli elusive 41, 0 0 N01 04 ft Aliigator Writer comlination against tough com- will play a consolation match Saturday. petition this weekend when they travel UF will be trying to bounce back from The UF volleyball team, now 13 to Athensa., for the GeorgaInvitatio- a dsawointing emotional less to ISUrin wtedt t um A matches into the season, is still looking nal Tournament Its aS match Sunday, PIpplr aid. UFS~ Uw2wi7 PI .* for stability in its lineup. In the championship format toursa- Agalut Duke to4l Gthe baKe u "." Q m oc ucA! "We still have players not playing in ment, the Gators will face Duke tonight, the suih region's sia smad ebb, their ideal positions,"UFassistant coach while Georglawill face 17th ranked Pit. which sters the tnaant VIt an MaryJo Peppler said. "Wetre still waiting burgh. Thewinnersof tonight's matches for the lineup to click." will meet Saturday for the tournament weasM mla is