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Vol. XCII No. 113 The University of Connecticut Tuesday, April 18,1989 Bush announces incentives to aid Poland's reforms HAMTRAMCK, Mich. (AP) — Saying the West must respond to "yearnings for democracy" in Eastern Europe, President Bush on Monday announced an array of economic incentives for Poland aimed at encouraging the Warsaw government to continue its new- found momentum toward political reform. He lauded the Communist government's reinstatement of the trade union movement Solidarity, after eight years of banishment, and authorities' agreement to hold Poland's first free parliamentary elections since before World War II. Traveling to this Polish-American city on the same day Poland's highest court legalized Solidarity, Bush told a flag-waving crowd: "The winds of change are shaping a new European destiny. East- ern Europe is awakening to yearnings for democracy, independence and prosperity." "Democratic forces in Poland have asked for the moral, political and economic support of the West," he told the crowd. "We can and must answer this call for freedom." Among the incentives Bush announced: —Asking Congress to lower tariffs on selected Polish imports under the Generalized System of Preferences. Such preferential tar- iffs are generally used to aid less-developed nations. —Seeking congressional approval of U.S. guaranteed loans to stimulate private investment in Poland. Such incentives, which would be done through the Overseas Private Investment Corp., would provide a kind of political risk insurance to U.S. investors. Taken together, the moves could amount to more than $1 billion in economic advantages to the Communist government and would, if fully implemented, largely reverse the economic sanctions im- President George Bush holds a young Polish girl after a speech in Hamtramck, posed against the Warsaw government in 1981 and 1982 after it Michigan, where he promised economic assistance to Poland (L'PI photo). imposed martial law crackdown and banned Solidarity. Local service station owner Second suspect fights to keep her business arrested in slaying By Kristin L. Schiraldi by environmental concerns re- bare steel and at least 20 years 21-year-old charged with '87 strangling Daily Campus Staff cently magnified itself because old, Larry Gibbs, director of HARTFORD, (AP) — A rant," Bailey said. The university administra- of stronger code restrictions environmental health and safety second suspect was arrested Bailey said the state is pre- tion's decision not to renew being enforced by the at UConn, said. yesterday in the 1987 slaying pared to try Askew's alleged Storrs Automotive's lease, Department of Environmental Whether Schein stays in of a newspaper reporter whose accomplice, Joseph L. Lomax, which expires June 30, 1989, Protection. business or not, the state is re- nude body was found bound and 23, of Hartford a second time has sparked community con- Ed Wendland, field inspector sponsible for complying with strangled in her West End in Laczynski's death. cern as well as an appeal to for the Department of Envi- these regulations since Storrs apartment, authorities said. Lomax's murder trial ended UConn President John T. Cas- ronmental Protection Under- Automotive is on university Willie Askew, 21, was in a mistrial last month after a teen III from the service sta- ground Storage Tank Unit, said property. charged with felony murder and jury was unable to reach a ver- tion's manager, Irene Schein. any tank older than 20 years "They still have to get rid of conspiracy in the death of Kara dict after five days of delibera- Robert W. Plage, director of cannot be used past September the tanks and they still have to Laczynski, a 24-year-old re- tion. He had been charged with UConn's administration and 1, 1989. Wendland said the clean it up," Schein said. "I porter for the Journal Inquirer murder, felony murder and first- property management division, tank must be removed or aban- could still operate with the one of Manchester, Hartford Police degree burglary in Laczynski's wrote a letter in January to doned in place. tank, or at least operate a repair Chief Bernard R. Sullivan said death. Schein stating "consideration "A bare steel tank would business." Schein said she at a news conference. Bailey said that in light of of traffic hazards and liability have a 15 year life expectancy. earns most of her money from Askew, who was also Askew's arrest, "additional caused by environmental con- Basically, there's been a five repairs. charged with first-degree bur- charges could be brought" cerns" determined Storrs Au- year grace period," Wendland Plage, who manages the glary and conspiracy to commit against Lomax. tomotive (Texaco) to be in an said. After IS years, the tanks property, said the administra- first-degree burglary, was being Laczynski's nude body, unsuitable location. Storrs must be tested once per year tions' decision whether to re- held on $500,000 bond pending bound with cloth and leather Automotive is on Dog Lane and can stay up to 20 years. new leases such as Schein's, is arraignment in Hartford Supe- straps, was found on the floor next to Store 24. Two of the three storage a responsibility of the Depart- rior Court on Tuesday. of her apartment Oct. 5, 1987. The issue of liability caused tanks at Storrs Automotive are See page 4 Sullivan and Hartford Slate's Her University of Pennsyl- Attorney John M. Bailey re- vania college ring was miss- fused to comment on what led ing, along with her wallet and police to suspect Askew in the some credit cards, and her slaying, saying Superior Court apartment had been ransacked. Judge Raymond R. Norko had The prosecution's case ordered die arrest warrant sealed against Lomax was undermined because police are still investi- when a forensic expert for the gating the case. Hartford Police Department "We're under the order of the churned that a fingerprint found Superior Court that we cannot on a pair of scissors belonged comment on any motive or any not to Lomax, as he originally information in the arrest war- believed, but to himself.

Today in The Daily Campus The men's tennis team defeated bates college yesterday 6-3 bringing the huskies' record to 4-4 on the season. See back page The 93rd Boston Marathon was held yesterday with Ethiopia's Abcbe Mekonncn winning the mens division, and Norway's Ingrid Kristiansen taking tops in the women's division. Storrs Automotive (Texaco) is appealing to UConn President John T. Castven 111 * See back page to renew its lease, which expires on June 30 (Charles Pickett photo). AROUND THE WORLD "Bra Murderer" found competent to stand trial BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP) — A Superior Couri judge Monday found a former Darien postal clerk competent to stand trial for the murders of three prostitutes in a case dubbed the "Parkway Bra Murders." Judge Richard A. Damiani made the ruling following a compctancy hearing for Benjamin F. Miller, 58, formerly of Norwalk. Dr. Olaf J. Ogland, a private psychiatrist contracted by the state, testified Monday that during an interview on Thursday, Miller understood the charges against him and would be able to assist in preparing a defense against them, two elements vital to proving competency to stand trial. Miller was found innocent by reason of insanity in 1973 of the murders of three women who were strangled and their bodies dumped along the Merritt Parkway in Stamford. He has spent 16 years at Whiting Forensic Institute, a hospital for the criminally insane in Middletown. The case got its name because the bodies of four Stamford prostitutes and one from New York City, strangled with their own bras, were found in wooded areas off the Merritt Parkway in Stamford. The bodies were found between May 3, 1968 and August 22, SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND- Mourners place flowers at the gates of Hillsborough Stadium where 1971. more than ninety people died when crowds went wild and crushed many people. Miller, who claimed to be an ordained mirister, preached on street corners in Stamford and talked Insane man Russell weighed 328 pounds in Religion causes about saving the souls of women. He had a history of her junior year around the time she mental illness and had been hospitalized at Fairfield shoots boss signed an agreement with the daughter to die Hills Hospital, a state mental facility in Ncwtown, college that she would lose 2 BOSTON (AP) — Lonnie SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) — The suffering from chronic schizophrenia. pounds per week for the rest of the Gilchrist was convicted of first- academic year or drop out. She also defense rested Monday without Miller confessed to the killings and was arrested in degree murder Monday for shooting presenting any witnesses in the July 1972. He later told his lawyer that he confessed agreed to regularly attend Weight his boss at the brokerage house of Watchers meetings. murder trial of a Christian Science because he was frightened and thought he might be Merrill Lynch & Co. the day after beaten. In the fall of 1985, the college couple accused of letting their 7- he was fired from the firm. informed Russell she would not be year-old diabetic daughter die Gilchrist was immediately allowed to return for her senior without medical attention. sentenced to life in prison. year. The college maintained Former banker William Lethal barrages slam The jury returned its verdict Russell's obesity had interfered Hermanson, 42, and his wife, shortly after 3 p.m., ending with her ability to perform certain Christine, 38, are charged with Beirut deliberations that began last clinical duties. third-degree murder and felony child Wednesday. BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Residents sought abuse. Gilchrist, 42, appeared stunned Sarasota Circuit Judge Stephen shelter Monday in basements and bunkers during when the verdict was read and was Goalie stabbed citywide shelling that killed at least 43 people in Dakan said he expected the six led from the courtroom in jurors to begin deliberations three days and touched off international appeals for a handcuffs, spectators said. An during match cease-fire. Tuesday after closing arguments and appeal in a first-degree murder case ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) — his instructions. The rocket and artillery barrages slammed into both is automatic. Algeria has ordered all soccer the Christian and Moslem sectors during intensified Amy Hermanson was aided by Zalkind had argued that matches suspended for a week fighting in and around Beirut between Christian army spiritual healers but not doctors Gilchrist's troubled childhood with following the stabbing of a goalie units and an alliance of Druse militiamen and Syrian before her death in September 1986. an abusive and alcoholic father left by fans during a riot last week, The Hermansons' attorneys claimed troops. him feeling persecuted later in his officials said. The dead included Spain's ambassador to Lebanon, the couple were acting legally under life and blaming prejudice for his In East Germany, a newspaper a 1975 Florida law allowing parents Pedro Manuel De Aristegui, and his father-in-law, failures. reported Monday that 18 people prominent Lebanese poet Tewfic Youssef Awwad. to withhold medical treatment from But the panel rejected Zalkind's were injured on April 7 when their sick children if they are Warrant Officer Youssef Bitar, the Lebanese army's thousands of fans made a rush for top explosives specialist, said on Christian-controlled claims that Gilchrist was innocent "legitimately practicing" their by reason of insanity because he tickets to a soccer match. religious beliefs. Voice of Lebanon radio the ambassador's residence The reports followed the deaths of was hit by a Syrian shell. was in the grips of a paranoid Christian Science tenets rely on psychosis when he shot and killed 94 British fans during a mad rush Police also said 168 people were wounded in Saturday at a soccer match in prayer and spiritual practitioners renewed bombardments that broke out late Saturday. George Cook, regional vice rather than on medicine to heal president of the brokerage firm. Sheffield, England. Tens of thousands of Beirut residents had hardl) The president of the Algerian illness. There are no church emerged from their shelters Monday morning during a On April 7, 1988, the day after Football Federation, Mohamed sanctions, however, for followers brief lull when guns and rocket launchers thundered he was fired, Gilchrist entered Baghdadi, said matches were who seek medical aid. back into action, sending them back underground. Cook's office and shot Cook three suspended Saturday and would not times with a .22-caliber pistol as The couple have a right to Many were trapped without water or electricity. resume for a week. The statement practice their religion "but not the Smoldering cars lay charred Monday in streets the executive sat behind his desk. Sunday came in response to right to allow a child to die," littered with glass shards and severed power cables. As Cook crawled toward his door violence at a match the day before Assistant Sarasota State Attorney Hundreds of fashionable boutiques were gutted. crying for help, witnesses said between Constantino and Sctif that Deno Economou said during the Gilchrist shot him twice more, beat left two players injured. week-long trial. and kicked him, and yelled "No Sctif goalie Antar Osmani was Weather billionaire is going to do this to circled by about 100 fans and then me!" stabbed in the abdomen. He said he Fishing accident Tuesday, cloudy. A 70 percent chance of rain. High had never seen "such savagery" 50 to 55. Wind becoming north 10 mph. Tuesday during his 14-year career. causes drowning night, a 50 percent chance of rain. Low near 40. Overweight nurse COLEBROOK, Conn. (AP) — Wednesday, cloudy in the morning and clearing Students march State police divers on Monday afternoon. High in the 50s. dismissed recovered the body of a 36-year-old PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — A against Politburo Hartford man who drowned Saturday Notable Quotable private Roman Catholic college in BEIJING (AP) — An estimated when he tried to swim to shore after Newport wrongfully dismissed a 2,000 students gathered in his boat was swamped in "I woke up this morning, picked up my shirt, nursing student when it forced her Tiananmen Square before dawn Colebrook Reservoir, authorities and the button fell off. I picked up my to leave the school because she Tuesday and cheered demands by said. briefcase and the handle fell off. I'm afraid could not lose weight, a federal jury speakers that the Communist The body of William J. Roberts to go to the bathroom!" ruled Monday. Party's ruling Politburo resign. was found in about 45 feet of water, -Rodney Dangcrficld The jury told Salve Regina In Shanghai, more than 1,500 50 feet from shore, police said College to pay Sharon Russell students went into the streets to Three companions made it to LSPS129580000 $30,515 for her lost tuition and moum the death Saturday of former shore safely after the fishing Second Class Postage paid at Storrs, Conn. 06268. Published at wages she was deprived of while Communist Party chief Hu accident the Daily Campus, Box I. 189. Monday through Friday 9/12 12/9. completing her nursing degree at Yaobang and demand more Police identified the three men 1/26-5/5. St. Joseph College in West who were able to swim ashore as Telephone: 429-9384. democracy. Postmaster: Send Form 3579 to The Daily Campus, 11 Dog I.ane, Hartford. The marches were the largest Michael E. Jones, 32, of East Storrs, Conn. 06268. The Daily Campus is an associate member "No one has the right to put any since the pro-democracy Hartford, Matthew H. Lcavcnworth, of the Associated Press which is exclusively entitled to reprint student through what I went demonstrations in 1986-87 that 25, of New Britain, and Andrew J. material published within. through," said Russell, 24. resulted in Hu's forced resignation. Nadolny, 28, also of New Britain. The Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 18, 1989 page 3 News Arabs claim Israeli soldiers killed two teenagers JERUSALEM (AP) — Arab the reports said. Ms. Laban named Ayat in Jerusalem's and circumstances of the "We've decided to create a reports said Israeli soldiers was killed in the occupied West Zeytoun district was killed by a shooting were unclear. The trained group of people that killed two teenagers Monday, Bank and Salama in the Gaza bullet through the heart and a army said there was no army would not interfere with the the latest victims in a surge of Strip. male member of the family, activity or gunfire in Zeytoun. army but will reach trouble- violence that has cost the lives A third Palestinian was aged between 25 and 30, also Arab sources said 10 Pales- some spots and help defend of 12 Palestinians in the occu- electrocuted Monday when he was killed. tinians were wounded in other Jewish houses in Hebron," pied territories in five days. climbed a power pole and tried A young woman in her 20s clashes. Two Israelis were settler leader Aharon Domb Rafideh Khalili Ahmad Abu to raise an outlawed Palestinian was reported in serious condi- reported injured in scattered said on Israel radio. Laban, 13, and Kayed Mousa flag, and a fourth died of earlier tion and two children aged 2 stoning incidents in the West In Jerusalem, a Palestinian Salama, 14, were shot to death injuries. and 12 also were reported Bank. human rights group appealed to in stone-throwing protests dur- Hospital officials said a 50- wounded. Jewish settlers in a tiny the United Slates and the ing funerals for earlier victims, year-old woman of a family No further details were given enclave in the West Bank city European Community to urge of Hebron said they were an independent investigation of creating a mobile armed militia the killings of four Anti-abortionists continue protest and using attack dogs to defend Palestinians during a border WEST HARTFORD, Conn. said the man is drinking water their houses against Arab police raid last week on are as reprehensible when used stonings. Nahalin, a West Bank village. (AP) — More than two weeks and other fluids, perhaps juices. on rescuers of defenseless ba- after an anti-abortion protest Prison officials normally bies as they were on the that resulted in 61 arrests, one force-feed hunger strikers when champions of the defenseless activist on Monday accused medical officials determine that blacks," she said, referring to Collision kills child police of using "Bull Connor" the inmate's health is faltering. the police commissioner in tactics, and another continued Flower said. Birmingham, Ala., who turned CHESHIRE, Conn. (AP) — A 6-year-old Cheshire girl was his hunger strike in a state jail. Pollock also lashed out on fire hoses on blacks in civil killed Monday when she collided with a tractor trailer while riding One of the 61 people arrested Monday at police for their rights demonstrations. her bicycle, police said. in an April 1 protest at the handling of the demonstration. Ursula Bundock and her mother were riding their bicycles on the Summit Women's Center has She said police carried The FBI already is investi- shoulder of Route 10 in Cheshire when the child strayed into the been on a hunger strike for 15 demonstrators from the clinic gating similar claims of ha- traffic lane and was struck by the truck's trailer, police said. days, said Jean Pollock, a in an unnecessarily rough rassment by Hartford police in Police said the driver of the truck, 42-year-old David Cochran of spokeswoman for the Con- manner, binding their hands a Nov. 19, 1988, demonstra- Nebraska City, Neb., tried to avoid hitting the child. No charges necticut Pro-Life Action behind their backs and using tion in Hartford, said Virgina have been filed against Cochran, police said. Network. billy clubs to drag them. Hogan, a special agent in New Cochran's truck has been impounded by police, who said they are She said Monday that the "These'Bull Connor' tactics Haven. conducting a follow-up investigation. man remained jailed in the state's Eddy DWI Unit in Middletown because he has y~>* Phone orders accepted refused to give his name. The PAROUSIA PRESS man was booked in West Campus Hartford under the name "Baby WORD PROCESSING CENTER John Doe Number Three." Correction Department ^Florist Offset Printing • Word Processing Spokesman William Flower FAX • Copying • Supplies Semi formal flowers \§g) said the man, apparently in his 30s, is being watched closely University Plaza. 1232 Storrs Road PARTIES ARE BETTER WITH by prison officials and receives Storrs, Connecticut 06268 medical care every day. Flower 203-429-8673 FLOWERS AND BALLOONS! FAX: 203-429-3506 Downtown Storrs (next to Store 24) 487-1193

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Noheimer Program Assistant at Don't Miss The EDUCATION JOB FAIR For more in/onaaiion- _ June 6, 1989 Vuii Room IM Wilbur Crou Bldg. 644-2574(days) Central Conn. State Univ. or CAR€£R 5€?VIC€S 429-6352(machine) Page 4 The Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 18, 1989 ■News ...Manager of station will fight to keep business From front page mcnt of Leasing and Property because the administration to transfer the business at its residents. "With repairs, I have "The university has always Transfer, a division of the De- feared a large corporation would worth, but negates the a steady clientele for years, acted high-handedly when it partment of Public Works. outbid her. recognized importance to the students come and go," Schein comes to the needs of the "We're subject to oversight "We were not interested in town and university said. community," Thorkelson said. from the Properties Review getting a large corporation [to community whose lives are Some Mansfield residents are "There's no town here like at Board which reviews potential run a gas station here], we were made a bit easier from the speaking out for Schein and the other universities. Since they leases in terms of liability, just interested in preserving a convenient, competent and fate of Storrs Automotive. built the university, they compatibility with state ser- community business." honest nature of our business." Katelyn Crowthcr, secretary haven't built anything else or vices, architectural structure Schein said Plage told her "In terms of building a cam- at the Mansfield Senior Center, sold any land that others could and more," Plage said. the administration will offer pus community and responding Maple Road, said she and other build on. Why close the gas According to Plage, the board her a month to month lease to student needs, there's more seniors will miss Schein. "She station and turn it into office said a few years ago it did not until they get the money to interest for other things," Gif- accommodates us by letting us space?" he said. believe Storrs Automotive was renovate the building. 'There's fen said. "Another thing," she bring our cars in at eight in the Giffen said the administra- in the proper location for a gas no security in that," Schein said, "is the majority of our morning so we can make it to tion does not have a specific station. said. students do not have cars." work on time. We leave our plan at the moment for what "We went so far as to at- Schcin, a UConn graduate G if fen does not foresee a cars there and can take the bus will replace Storrs Automo- tempt to designate another lo- with a master's degree in soci- problem for students needing back or walk back safely on the tive. "But, let me say this, we cation for Irene," Plage said. ology, has operated her busi- car repairs or running out of ruw sidewalks that were put will consider the university In January 1988 the ness in UConn's commercial gas. "There are a couple of gas in," Crowther said. using it for some function as administration made a request block since 1975. She had a stations at Four Comers," she Chris Thorkelson, a Mans- opposed to leasing it," Giffen to the department of leasing month to month rent from said. And, there is university field resident, wrote a letter to said. and property transfer asking to 1976 to 1984 and said it made run bus service to the stations Casteen to voice his concerns. enter into an agreement to lease investment into the business from UConn, Giffen said. He said he is angered by the Schcin other land at a different risky. Schein has brought attention response he got from the ad- location. Tnat request was de- In a letter to Casteen, Schein to her problem with a petition ministration, which said most Meeting for nied because that type of offer- wrote, "The decision by the that more than 400 people students don't have cars. ing must be bid publicly, university not only places have signed over the past two About 6,629 students, includ- all news Piage said. He explained that several full-time employees out weeks. Not only university ing commuters, have cars on department the proposed alternate locations of work and destroys the affiliated people are signing, campus, according to Traffic for Schein never went to bid business builder's opportunity Schein said, but also Mansfield Services. editors and writers on Wednesday Make Money at 7 p.m. Hand Over Fist.

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ii m ii ■ page 8 The Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 18, 1989 Features Commercial banks are to relieve third world debt WASHINGTON (AP) — The Secretary Nicholas Brady said it Brady told members of the prepared to wait longer," he negotiating deals to write down author of President Bush's new is too optimistic to assume House Appropriations said. "Let's not try to make the by 20 percent loans for electric plan for encouraging that commercial banks will Committee that the $1.3 first of these transactions so power stations that would be commercial banks to immediately agree on how billion first-year portion of the big that it scares everybody to converted from public to voluntarily reduce Third World much to cut Mexico's debt to IMF package would depend on death. We don't have to throttle private ownership. debt told Congress on Monday them. Mexico negotiating debt the train up to 100 miles per The parties involved, he said, not to expect immediate Mexican Finance Minister reductions from the commercial hour when we're first getting believe that amount of money results. Pedro Aspe was scheduled to banks. However, he said he started." will be returned to the Despite a $3.6 billion begin negotiations this week expects negotiations to be But Rep. Thomas Colcman, countries in the form of native package put together last week with a consortium of 13 U.S. "lengthy" before any agreement R-Mo., said there is a "short capital that had earlier fled it by the International Monetary commercial banks holding a is announced. time span" for the commercial Brady attempted to dispel Fund to support economic large portion of Mexico's $100 "To be dead honest with you, banks to step forward. fears that taxpayers will end up reform in Mexico, Treasury billion debt. I think you ought to be The Treasury secretary said bailing out banks with Third he was "disappointed" that the World loans through IMF package announced last arrangement by government- week did not include provisions funded multilateral lending for so-called debt-equity swaps. agencies like the IMF and In those deals, a bank will World Bank to guarantee that forgive a portion of the commercial banks that reduce principle or interest on a loan the loans will be paid the in exchange for an investment remaining balance. share in newly privatized "I don't think anybody's enterprises that formerly were going to be involved in putting operated by the debtor more money into it than we're country's government already putting into it," he Without naming them, Brady said. April 26, 1989 said he knew of two countries

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What do they do to counter this problem? Extend the deadline of George Will course. Now that makes a heck of a lot of sense. Get those faculties assessed Does our government actually think that by What a difference a word can make. beginning on incomes of $20,000, rose extending the deadline to the end of the The middle of April-tax time— might be next business day that those millions of to 6 percent on incomes of more than less laceration if we used a delightful $500,000. The $4,000 exemption procrastinators will miraculously rush out anachronism and spoke of having our expressed Congress' conclusion that such early just to be good Samaritans and not "faculties" assessed rather than our a sum was necessary to "maintain an take advantage of yet another full day of incomes taxed. American family according to the lolly-gagging about the house watching "I Taxing incomes was originally spoken American standard and send the children Love Lucy reruns?" of in America as taxing individuals' through college." It was about six times With the way our government appropri- earning "faculties," as in the new the average male's income. ates, or misappropriates, the funds which Plymouth colonies' taxation on persons But as quickly as Americans could say come from our pockets who can blame all "according to their estates or faculties." It "Sarajevo," war caused government those people who wait to the last minute. would flatter Americans to be told they expenditures to soar and international are paying because, and to the extent that, trade (and tariff revenues) to shrink. By After all, just who exactly gets excited over their faculties are substantial. And saying the thought of our very hard earned money 1919, the minimum taxable income had so would teach a moral truth: Generally been reduced to $1,000 and the top rate being spent on new and exciting ways to people prosper, and pay more taxes, was 77 percent. end life as we know it? Yes, it is a reference because of reasons for which they cannot Nevertheless, at tax time in 1939, only to military spending. claim responsibility. 3.9 million Americans had to file. Six With over a one trillion-dollar budget pro- Our faculties are bestowed by our years later, 42.6 million did. War turned posed for the upcoming year, George Bush parents, through DNA and nurturing, and the class tax into a mass tax. The Cold has appropriated just about 1/3 for defense. by society, through schooling and the War and, even more important, the Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't I hear culture. Sorry, you who are particularly welfare state would keep it that way. the words "kinder and gentler nation" spill vain about your rugged individualism. Shortly after the income tax was Life would really be rugged if social enacted, Sen. Elihu Root told a friend that forth from George's mouth at about election reality reflected your self-congratulatory time? There is also a vague recollection they both might go to jail for failing to ideology of lonely, unassisted master the tax form but jail would "be an about something to do with "the education accomplishment. But it does not. president." The exact idea escapes me. It intellectual center, for no one understands The principle on which progressive the Income Tax law except persons who must have also escaped George as he has taxation rests is that those who make the have not sufficient intelligence to slashed even more funding from education. most money get the most from society not understand the questions that arise under Perhaps if our government would listen merely in terms of money but also in it." more carefully to the public at large they "faculties," and thus owe a Complexity increased and the principle would find that for the most part Americans proportionately larger debt. As Turgot, of progressivity was largely vitiated by feel adequately protected from some sort of finance minister of the much maligned the practice of writing arcane loopholes attack. Meanwhile, drugs, violence and an Louis XVI, told him: "The expenses of into the law. By the mid-1960's a senator government, having for their object the complained: "The first nine pages of the ever increasing illiteracy rate are pilfering interest of all, should be borne by the very soul of America from right under Internal Revenue Code define income; the everyone, and the more a man enjoys the remaining 1,100 pages spin the web of our noses. What if we were to place the advantages of society, the more he ought same financial emphasis on combating so- exemptions and preferences." to hold himself honored in contributing to The web was spun primarily for two cial ills that we place on defending our- those expenses." reasons. Wrinkles in the code were selves from a foe who is just as scared to at- In the United States, the income tax Congress' way of legislating social policy tack as we are? It is time to stop spending was not, needless to say, enacted out of a money to end life and to start spending sense of honor. It was passed by a without appropriating public funds. And political movement confident that its the ideology of individualism-the myth money to save our future. If this were the that incomes reflect rugged individual case, tax deadlines might be more happily members would not pay it. In fact, it was a tax to cut taxes (counting tariffs as attainment, not socially conferred and met, and the literacy rate would rise in an shaped "faculties"—made Americans inverse proportion to ratings for I Love taxes). After the Civil War, regional and class weakly committed to the principle of Lucy. interests (the manufacturing North and progressivity. So weakly that it was virtually abandoned in 1986 in the name the affluent commercial class) converged of reform. Five years ago to produce reliance on tariffs for the The strong—wealthy, high achieving, lion's share of federal revenues. The socially competent individuals-contribute income tax was advocated as a painless much to society because they have in The Daily Campus (for 99 percent of the population) way of benefited much from society. So they Hundreds of police sharpshooters encir- paying for lower tariffs that also would should pay a lot of the upkeep for the cled the Libyan Embassy on Tuesday after a reduce the cost of the common man's notion may itself be an anachronism in a gunman in an embassy window raked a consumption. And so it was, briefly. The income tax enacted in 1913 taxed nation that seems to believe that taxation, protest rally with submachine gun fire, personal income at one percent and with or without representation, is killing a policewoman and wounding 11 of exempted married couples earning less tyranny. the dissidents. than $4,001. A graduated surtax, George Will is a syndicated columnist Col man McCarthy ''THIS HAS N0THIN6 TO V0 WITH ETHICS ...And justice for all -SHE'S BEEN HERE FOR EI6HT Y64RS* Among jailhouse lawyers, Joseph After a two-day trial, Giarratano's suit Giarratano, a Virginia death-row inmate, won in District Court. The state appealed has a rare practice. He is using the law to and won 2-1 in the 4th U.S. Circuit try to save other people's hides, not his Court of Appeals. Giarratano appealed to own. Civil litigation that Giarratano the full court and won 6-4. The state then initiated in August, 1985, on behalf of a appealed to the Supreme Court. cellblock friend had oral arguments Giarratano was not on hand, for sure, before the Supreme Court on March 22, to argue the case last month. That was with a ruling expected later this year. handled by Gerald Zerkin, a prominent The case of Edward Murray, director, Richmond civil-liberties attorney who Virginia Department of Corrections v. believes his state's practice is Joseph Giarratano is a story with faith in unconstitutional. Although absent, justice and love of the weak, two ideals Giarratano's passions for justice were not routinely seen, much less honored, not. This was his suit, the inmates at on Ameica's 37 death rows. Mecklenburg his friends. Giarratano is 32 and in his 10th year at Giarratano wrote recently of what it is the Mecklenburg, Va., state prison like to be Earl Washington: "Picture following a murder conviction in 1979. yourself in this situation. You've been It's another story for another time that his convicted of capital murder and sentenced guilt has been questioned by the Virginia to death. You are indigent, functionally Coalition on Jails and Prisons, a public- interest group whose director, after illiterate and mildly retarded. Your court- poring through trial records, became appointed lawyer tells you that you have convinced that Giarratano is innocent and the right to appeal your conviction and deserves a new trial. sentence but that he will no longer Giarratano is before the Supreme represent you...You've been moved into Court out of friendship for Earl the death house. Your only choice is for Washington, an illiterate and penniless you to represent yourself. You must file inmate with an IQ of 69. If the citizens of something with the court or be executed Virginia had had their death wish, in less than 14 days. You have the right Washington would have been to file a petition for certiorari or a petition for habeas corpus, and a motion for a electrocuted on Sept. 5, 1985. That was

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Possibly CHILDHOOD HUMAN SALE: SHOEI-RF108V helmet. DEVELOPMENT, AND Metallic Dark-Blue like new!! Summer Sublet with option to furnished. May Free 1 Bedroom. SUPER HOUSE FOR SUMMER 429-3256. FR 4/24 PSYCHOLOGY MAJORS AT Used only one month $150.00 lease in the fall. Woodhaven Aptt. PROGRESSIVE VERNON Call 487-1941 FS 4/20 Please Call 429-8924 FR 4/18 SUBLET! Entire house for rent. 3 bedrooms, rent $850 per month. Roommates/ PRESCHOOL. CALL JANET Good for 5 or 6 people. FOR INTERVIEW 871-8426 HW LOFTS FOR SALE: For two Two Bedrooms, $300. Woodhaven Furnished, sundeck, big yard, 5/4 beds, has built in ladder, shelves, Apts Summer Sublet, Fall option. Housemates located on 195, south of 4 corners. and couch. Very sturdy!! Asking Call Geoff or Chris 429-8695 keep No better place to live off campus! SUMMER CAMP STAFF- $100. Call Betty or Lisa 487-5680. trying. FR 4/18 Qualified staff for day cam for Call 429-9054 FR 4/18 WANTED: Roomate to share 2 FS 4/19 summer of 1989. Positions bedroom apartment. Partially North Franklin, 25 minutes from include: Assistant Director, Summer Sublet: One bedroom of furnished w/w carpeting. 4 miles 1970 VW Bug $975.00 or best UCONN newly renovated kitchen Program Director, Waterfront in a 6 room, 3 BDR. house on 1.5 a two bedroom apartment. to campus. Fro summer. Fall or offer. Rebuilt engine, very good Available May 15 for one or two Supervisor. Arts and Crafts condition. Call 742-6642 or leave acres of country setting. $875 per Spring. $263 per month and 1/2 occupants price negotiable. 429- utilities. Cal Ed at 456-3330. RH Instructor, Music/Dance Instructor, message. FS 4/21 month, lease, security and Outdoor skills, head and Junior 0896 FR4/20 5/1 references, available 5/1 1-659- Counselors, for Information 3171. FR4/18 1984 FIERO Brand new clutch, •SUMMER SUBLET contact Phil Smith or Bonnie SUPER HOUSE FOR SUMMER brakes, tires, rims, and stereo. w/OPPORTUNITY TO LEASE* Parker. Willimantic YMCA, 842 SUMMER SUBLET: Hunting SUBLET. Looking for 2 or 3 Excellent condition at 30,000 Affordable, cute house 1.5 miles Main Street. Wmtc. Ct 06226. Lodge Apartments. July- Aug. 2 people to share house with 2 miles $3950. Call 758-3597 ask off campus. Yard, woodatove, Telephone 423-2531 HW4/21 BR. Quiet. Clean, Furnished. present tenants. Furnished, sun for Julie or Sam. FS 4/21 kitchen livingroom bathroom, Close to campus. Fall option deck, big yard. Located on 195, bedroom. Info call Lynn 429-8079 RGIS Inventory wants you!! If you available. Utilities cheap. SINGLE STURDY LOFT- FiU FR4/20 South of 4 corners. No better will be in the Storrs area during the Alumni bed-$25- 487-7759. WiU Remainder May rent free. Call place to live off campus! Call summer and want to work 10 to 20 429-1747. FR 5/4 429-9054 FR4/18 sell now or end of semester. FS Summer sublet starting in early hours a week year-around, come to 4/19 May. Fully furnished apartment. the Eagleville Fire Department hall FALL option with summer rental. Two bedroom Woodhaven Possible fall lease option. Rent is on Wednesday, April 19th at either Two bedroom apartment. Carpet apartment for male non-smoker. L shaped lofts with ladder. $85. negotiable. For more info call 429- 6pm or 8pm for an interview. We and two beds included. Walking New carpeting/dishwasher Call 487-5480. FS 4/19 4753. offer above-average starting wage, distance to campus. Rent neg. very moderately priced close to campus. paid training and travel, and great clean. Call now 429-4738. FR For more info contact Matt at 429- 1965 Volkswagen Beetle. 2 spaces available in 5 bedroom people to work with. More 4/21 0427 Leave message.RH 4/20 Excellent mechanical condition, Coventry House. $168 per month information is available by calling stock sunroof, 70,000 orig.. miles. Buzz Gilliam at 644-2574 (days) or STUCK IN STORRS FOR THE including utilities. Available early 2 Female roommates needed to '65 parts car with new engine May. Males need only reply. Call 429-6352 (machine). HW4/19 SUMMER? ENTIRE share a 2 bedroom Woodhaven included. Call anytime 429-8079. 742-6642. FR 4/21 FS4/24 CARRIAGE HOUSE Apt. with present tenant June thru Looking for a fraternity, sorority, August $180 mos. plus utilities. APARTMENT FOR SUMMER or student organization that would 3 bedroom apartment for sublet. Walden pool rights. If interested 1980 VW Rabbit 4 door. 4 speed, SUBLET. CALL JANE 487-8085 like to make $500.00 - $1000.00 OR ANN 487-7216. LEAVE May through August 31. Celeron call Kim or Cara at 487-0051. RH fuel injection, black, high miles. Square. Microwave, dishwasher, air for a one - week on- campus No rust, runs good. $750. 486- MESSAGE! FR 4/18 4/21 conditioning. Fall option marketing project. Must be 2408. FS 4/24 available! Please call 429-0428 organized and hardworking. Call Summer sublet May to August one anytime. FR 4/18 Need 3 housemates to share big Mike at 487-5537. HW 4/25 Newly painted sturdy L-shaped bedroom FULLY FURNISHED house w/ 2 remaining tenants for single or double occupancy. lofts. $70.00 and refridgerator HUNTING LODGE APT Fall and Spring. $170 each. 3 $30.00. Call 487-5542.FS 4/20 Walking distance to campus, rent bedrooms, furnished. Located on I- Subway of Vemon. part time campus, rent negotiable call SUBLETTING MAY THROUGH needed for summer, $5.00 to start AUGUST WITH FALL OPTION. 95, South of 4 Comers. Summer 1987 Plymouth Horizon. Cream anytime 429-6966 leave message. option. 429-9054. RH 4/24 plus bonuses. 25 minutes from puff, one owner now deceased. FR 4/18 WALKING DISTANCE TO UConn. right off 184. Call Pat. Serviced regularly, excellent CAMPUS 2 BEDROOM. weekdays. 649-9440. HW 5/4 FURNISHED KITCHEN condition. Call 643-0882 leave SUMMER RENTAL with pool! Summer Sublet in 2 bedroom apt. message. FS 4/24 WALDEN APTS 2BDR. 11/2 SPACIOUS LIVING ROOM SUMMER JOBS! NEWLY RENOVATED 1 bedroom available for 1 female baths. Partially furnished corner $200 a month heat hot water Capital Personnel Services has a unit. Available May 15-Aug 31. BATHROOM. QUIET job for you! Look for us on T-shirts, cups, and kool cans are LOCATION. $575 NEG. included in Coventry Lake available for spring weekend at $530/mo + Utils. Call Heather priveledges. Fully furnished. May Monday April 24 in the Student after 4pm 429-7464 for details. UTILITY INCLUDED 429-6170. G.H. Wring In the Market Place FREE. Please Call 742-9958. RH Union from 10 am-2 pm. HW 1 ■ w<tf. WW'""" FR 4/26- r*\*iur. i«iiM

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Summer Jobs Outdoors and Fun! Paint for Student Painters in Waterford/East Lyme. Call Dave 1- 413-546-4725. HW 4/19

WANTED Student to work for small landscaping firm E. Hartford Area start Mid-May. Call 568- 0891. HW 4/24

WAITERS/ WAITRESSES NEEDED AT THE VICTORIAN LADY IN WILLIMANTIC. IF YOU HAVE EXPERIENCE PLEASE CALL JOANNE 456- 4137. HW 4/19

Summer Jobs!! Earn $5-$8/hr while you get a tan. Triole 'a' student painters In New Haven County. Call Ed at 1-800-922- "So there he was - this big gorilla just lying 5579. Leave Message. HW 4/21 there. And Jim here says, 'Do you suppose it's dead or just asleep?'" Lifeguards needed for summer session of FITNESS FOR LIFE, BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed Storrs Campus, from May 8-July 28th. MUST have WSI/CPR Certification. Call Sandra at 486- \&, PVC7DR... (MAT crrrce p/eces 5975 for information. HW 4/19 TH£ V/CT1M Cl/T 3HOULP OF 7&/LBT HIM&LF SHfMNCr.. WZPO * Interested in a summer job? The X Faculty Alumni Center is hiring waiters, waitresses, bartenders, and dishwashers. Days, nights and weekends available. Apply in person Monday through Friday, 8:00am-4:30pm 486-4111. HW 5/4

Looking for a fraternity. Sorority ^ or Student Organization that would like to make $500$ 1,000 for a smUm <*-'f one week on-campus marketing MM project. Must be organized and hardworking. Call Jill or Corine at (800)-592-2121.HW4/18 Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson

Children Recreation Director. Full time summer employment. HELP ME OUR OCEANS ARE PILLED CHIC) I THAT DOESN'T?/ Moosemeadow Camping Resort (me) 429-7451. HW 4/24 GET CHIC) RID OF W\TH GARBAGE, WE'VE CREATED MEAN, m, WRE OMKAL (HlO MSt DARN A HOLE IN THE OZONE THATS SURPRISE Cashiers full and part time summer CHIC) HlC CHIC) FRYING WE PLANET, NUCLEAR ME (mc). employment. Also light cleaning K^ HICCUPS.' —- WASTE IS PILING UP WITHOUT and handling reservations. AM SAFE VM TO GET RIO Of IT Moosemeadow Camping Resort. 429-7451. HW 4/24 1

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Classifieds Would anyone really care if the Ginny. To the Girl I meet under the Green Eggs and Ham HEY PANCAKE ASS: The Third Floor wasn't there? YES! Happy 20th Birthday! Have a great Covers 6 nights in a row. It all Thanks to everyone who came to day. Don't party too much! Love birthdays, Hartford, your cat Because there would be no started in a foreign land. The time see us play this weekend. We bathroom party tonight at AX Ya,Dawn we have together is special. What Charlie, My room, your room, all appreciate your support! the times in someone else's room, starting at 9:69. about "Skinny dipping", "bubble ANT FARM CONGRATULATIONS - To my baths", "wrist wraps". Thanks. For THE BET, Margeritaville, King fellow N.I.B.s of Delta Chi. We Tais, Sunday dinners. Thanks for dinners, next time its my treat. Do you enjoy coed naked dancing? KARRIE AND JULIE (IlBO): made it through! let's now show all the memories, I'm having the Remember "Only the Good Die. Then come to AX's bathroom party YOU AWESOME our PRIDE in maintaining AX as Time of my life you Young". The Professor says have a tonight at 9:69. on the third floor. SUPERPLEDGES! YOU GUYS #1 fraternity. A big class needs a WILDTHING! shot of ABSOLUT Proper undress is required Shhh! HAVE DONE A GREAT JOB big paddle TOO! WITH YOUR SERVICE PROJECT AND YOU'VE by Fred Rawles SUPPORTED THE PLEDGES IN POTATO CHIPS ALL THEIR EFFORTS. KEEP OH NO' NOT Afc/»IN/.' 77/vW AlfclCHT1 USS6M t/P UP THAT ri0 SPIRIT! LOVE. THE SISTERS TO STEVE It* Body's L/TTLt- You MOOcs*. A*y *t/» AND RA we*T oww4 (TRIANGLE): V4CATJOM *wo THey CONGRATULATIONS ON SAID TW4~ you boys rNITIATION! LOVE, YOUR BIG M*P Tft U,/\TCH /V\£ SISTER RENAY BfcAUSf TXeY'tfc- Goww« ae G0Me . Apple - Surprise a personal for

IF you! Congratulations on the NW DOWT, U£ fraternity. I'm sorry about the way I was acting last week. I realize I rue copx p^ have to accept your decision K|IW Gooey/ whether I understand it or not. Maybe someday things wil be the i HAT£ aae&/r\ i way they once were. Only time J-irrte QWHGR. will tell. Just remember there will always be a place for you in my heart forever and ever etc. until infinity. Love Chubs MY SALAD DAYS Robin (Delta Gamma) ... AND so THE tttmi Congratulations on becoming the SMS 'HO,NO,NO- IS Alt) iov KIM wtTHmin*m THAT'S H0TBNTIK.V1 7Hve,fM. sweetheart of XX. You're the kmmm; NOT M amen THAT m*. irs COMEM, mm PHESlOENT- SINCE. OVA LAST greatest. I love you, Lisa. HA-H*-H*HN& Ders KMT... 'H"WNITNt/M"A/0 IN KB if 147 /V/URA6VAN CiviUANS MM BON KlCUO, ISP IV0VVD€f M Miscellaneous lt>\ HM BEEN KIDNAtPCP* Having a Party? Call S- Audio. We've got 2400 watts of Sound, computerized lighting and 8 years of experience at UCONN. Call Matt of Sandy at 429-7784. M 5/5

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EARL'S TRAVELING DISC JOCKEY SERVICE FOR ALL YOUR PARTY NEEDS. ALL REQUEST WITH LIGHTING. CALL 423-1508. M 5/5 page 16 The Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 18, 1989 Classifieds "Airline Jobs $19,000-S29.000 yr. Economics Club presents Robert 250 counselors and instructors Fashion Show, New Haven Palace, Cruise Ship Jobs S300-900 Shiller from Yale Univ. Lecturing needed! Private, coed summer camp Attention- Government seized April 24th 8pm Bus leaves 6pm weekly! Government Jobs $700- on "Speculative Markets and in Pocono Mountains, vehicles from $100. Fords, Bring $12 to DRM 120 Wed. 4/19 1500 weekly! Call 1-203-859-2896 Investor Bahavior" HRM 143 Northeastern Pennsylvania. Mercedes, Corvettes, Chevys. from l-5pm USG funded sponsored ex. AEC 9am-9pm." M 4/18 6:00pm 4/19 refreshments USG Lohikan. PO Box 234 UC. Surplus Buyers Guide. 1-602-838- by FACTS-Free Bus! E4/18 Kenilworth, NJ 07033 (201)276- 8885 EXT 1 3993 M 4/21 funded. E 4/19 0565. M 5/5 Events MANDATORY MEETING WORD WIZARD offers quick, Tonight THE ACCOUNTING TAILORING, convenient, quality typing; also SOCIETY presents Blum Shapiro, WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT ATTENTION STUDENT: CPAs "How to Prepare for your 7PM FOR ALL DAILY NERIMANSTAILORING DOES laser-typeset resumes. FREE The sun is out, summer is on its PROFESSIONAL TAILORING EDITING! Lunch time pickup: Senior Year" 4/18/89 SU358 CAMPUS NEWS STAFF. way. So head over to the S.U. @6:00pm. E4/18 FOR LADIES & GENTLEMEN. Library Lobby; CALL AHEAD for Right away! Sunglasses and hair ONE DAY SERVICE arrangements: 487-1525, 9AM- pieces on Sale in the S.U. Lobby AVAILABLE ON PREMISE 6PM SEVEN DAYS M 4/25 Political Science Student- Lost and 10-4pm today. Sponsored by Faculty Social. Thursday April NEXT TO CARRIAGE HOUSE T.B.S.E4/18 APT. 429-1444. M 5/5 20 3:30-5om. HRM 119. Pi Sigma Alpha invites all Political Found Science Majors to meet informally with faculty. E 4/20 LOST: Silver braclet with ♦ATTENTION SAILING CLUB* dangling hearts in SBA or in ATTENTION MALE STUDENTS MEETING TUESDAY NIGHT parking lot adjacent to Coop lost 6:30PM STUDENT UNION RM on 4-3. Call Sue at 872-0324. 302A. BOATS ARE IN THE Sentimental value-reward. LF 4/20 IF YOU HAVE BEEN EXPOSED TO A SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED WATER. COME TO MEETING FCR MORE INFO. E 4/18 DISEASE (OR THINK YOU HAVE) OR HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT Found: Late Model FORD key on SOAR Presents the film "Eyes on ring with smaller copper key SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE OR MALE HEALTH ISSUES, thi Prize." A Civil Rights contact J.P. 487-6972 LF4/18 Documentary. Wednesday 4/12 THE STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES HAS A WALK-IN CLINIC FOR Part II, Thursday 4/13 Part in, FOUND: A gold PLEDGE pin. It Monday 4/17 Part IV, Tuesday was found in AS-SS about a week MALES ONLY, THE 1ST AND 3RD TUESDAYS OF EACH MONTH, 4/18 Part V Thursday Part VI. All ago. Call 487-6063 to claim. LF are wellcome to attend, A.A.C.C. 4/19 7:00-9:00. E 4/18 5:30-7:00 P.M., 2ND FLOOR. STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES. FOUND on Sat. April 8-Watch in UCONN SCUBA CLUB field house During Women's soccer MEETING at 7:30 pm SU 302 B NO APPOINTMENT IS NECESSARY. CLINIC WILL OPERATE ON game. Call to identify. 487-6586 ON WED APRIL 19TH. INFO LF 4/19 ON CLUB PICNIC. E 4/19 A FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED BASIS (PLAN TO ARRIVE NO LATER Discover how the life-force or LOST- 14 K GOLD ROPE THAN 6:30 TO GUARANTEE BEING SEEN). spirit can teach us, heal us, grow CHAIN (18") WITH AN 18K through ordinary, daily situations. GOLD CRUCIFIX. GREAT Learn about your persona] path SENTIMENTAL VALUE. HOWEVER, IF YOU PREFER TO BE SEEN ON AN APPOINTMENT back to God through the teachings PLEASE CALL DAVE AT 487- of ECKANKAR the ancient 8959. REWARD. LF 4/19 BASIS, PLEASE CALL 486-2719 FOR A NURSE PRACTITIONER science of SOUL TRAVAEL. Open discussion classes are held LOST: Platinum ring with a APPOINTMENT DURING PRIMARY CARE HOURS, MONDAY-FRIDAY, every Tuesday at 7:30pm in the diamond in it Somewhere between Student Union South Rm 360. Ted's and West campus. High Topics include out of the body sentimental value! Only heirloom 8:30-4:00 P.M. travel, dream travel techniques, in my family! Please call 487- reincarnation and many more 5542. LARGE REWARD! LF 4/23 diverse topics. E 4/18

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Thursday April 20: 4:30 p.m. Track and Field Registration closes. 6:30 p.m. Independent/Open Indoor Soccer Championship. 7:50 p.m. Women's Indoor Soccer Championship. Saturday April 22: 8:00 a.m. 6th Annual Biathalon (applications are available in the Office of Recreation).

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Ethiopia's Abebe Mekonnen crosses the finish line to win Norway's Ingrid Kristiansen crosses the finish line to win the vesterdav's 93rd Boston Marathon with the official time of 2:09:06 women's division of yesterday's Boston Marathon with an official (UPI photo). tlme of 2:24:33 - Mekonnen and Kristiansen win in Boston BOSTON (AP) — Though it marathon because his country world's fastest marathoner, Meanwhile, Kristiansen's bid been beset by hip, knee and couldn't make up for missing joined North Korea's boycott won the Rotterdam Marathon to become the first sub-2:20 back injuries over the past four the Olympics, Abcbe of the Seoul Games. And on Sunday, and Keleke women's marathoner evapo- years and also took time off Mekonnen ran like a gold though he said he was happy Mctafcria led a 1-2 finish in the rated in the heat and humidity. from running to give birth to a medalist and became a cham- he won Monday, he added: "I International Amateur Athletic She led every step of the daughter in October 1987. pion Monday at the 93rd don't consider it my Olympic Federation World Cup women's race and was not This was the third meeting Boston Marathon. race," Marathon at Milan, Italy.. seriously challenged after the between Kristiansen and Ingrid Kristiansen, mean- This was the first time since This year's second-and third- early stages, winning in Samuelson, the two fastest time, beat Joan Benoit 1963 that the poor African place finishers were the same 2:24:33, the third-fastest for a women's marathoners in his- Samuelson for the first time country of Ethiopia had sent a as last year's—Ikangaa in woman over the course. tory. Samuelson had won the ever in winning her second delegation to the Boston 2:09:56 and John Treacy of If she was unable to crack two previous races - at the Boston Marathon. Marathon. That year, 1960 Ireland in 2:10:24. 2:20 or even break her world- 1984 Los Angeles Games, Mekonnen broke away from Olympic gold medalist Abebe Kenya's Ibrahim Hussein, best of 2:21:06, she had no where Kristiansen was fourth, Juma Ikangaa with about one Bikila, who also won in 1964, last year's Boston champion difficulty in beating the gal- and at Chicago in 1985, when and a half miles left in the 26- and Mamo Wolde, who went and the first African to win the lant, injury-plagued Samuel- Samuelson set the American mile, 385-yard test from the on to win the 1968 Olympics, race, wound up fourth in son. record of 2:21:21 and her Nor- town green in Hopkinton to competed but didn't fare well. 2:12:41, followed by John Samuelson, the 1984 wegian rival was second. the Back Bay in Boston, to win Mekonnen made up for those Campbell, 40, of New Zealand, Olympic champion and course "She didn't affect my race." in 2 hours, 9 minutes, 6 sec- failures. in 2:14:19. Campbell's time record-holder at 2:22:43, strug- Kristiansen said. "I was in bet- onds — the seventh-fastest He also completed a sweep smashed the Boston course gled in ninth in 2:37:51. ter shape than her." clocking in the race's history. by Ethiopian runners in the record for Masters of 2:17:53, The confident Kristiansen It was Kristiansen's 12th The 25-year-old Ethiopian weekend's major marathon set last year by Ryszard said she was not concerned victory in 20 marathons and missed the 1988 Olympic races: Belaine Densimo, the Marczak of Poland. about Samuelson, who has See page 19 MacNeil pitches Tennis defeats Bates College, 6-3 By Suzanne Linnane Sebastian Kuelfs 6-3, 6-0 in match and post their fourth win defeat to UConn Daily Campus Staff the number six spot. of the season. Co-captains The UConn men's UConn's top player Todd Farin and Marshall teamed up tennis team earned three Farin lost to Bate's Paul to beat Gastonguay and Fralick 3-6, 6-4, 6-3. Following were Huskies fall to 16-12 on the year victories in the singles and Gastonguay 6-4, 5-7, 1-6 and the Huskies' number two Chase and Greenberg who won all three doubles Boston College's Doug MacNeil went the distance, scattering player Glenn Marshall was defeated Bate's Tutte and Skeen matches to post a 6-3 win defeated by Jim Fralick 7-6, 2- 7-5, 6-4. In the final doubles five hits and striking out 11 as the Eagles used a six-run seventh over Bates College inning to defeat the UConn Huskies in Big East baseball action 6, 5-7. In the third spot, Steve match, Arciero and Gregg Monday. The win brings yesterday afternoon. Repass of UConn losi 4-6, 5-7 Cemigl ia earned a 1 -6,6-1,6-3 Leading 2-1 in the bouom of the seventh, the Eagles loaded the the Huskies to a 4-4 to Bate's Beair Tuite. win over Yu and Rob St. Jean. bases against UConn's Jason Fronio. They broke the game open record; while Bates stand The Huskies went into the UConn will host Wesleyan when a Marty Naughton fly ball was misjudged allowing three runs at 1-1. doubles tied at 3-3 with Bates. at 3 p.m. on Wednesday. to score. Kevin Connelly followed with a two-run home run to UConn's number four They went on to win each increase the lead to 8-1. Boston College added a run in the eighth player, Matt Arciero, defeated inning for the game's final score. Bate's Wayne Skeen 7-5, 6-4. The Eagles opened the scoring in the fifth when Tom Logan hit "I'm doing all right and hilling Major League Baseball Scores a two-run homer. The Huskies narrowed the gap to 2-1 in the sixth die ball well. Hopefully we'll on an RBI ground out by Sal Tinncrello. all have a good week ahead of Boston Red Sox 6, Baltimore Orioles 4 Jim Allen took the loss for UConn and is now 2-4 on the us," said Arciero. California Angels 3, Chicago White Sox 0 season. UConn falls to 16-12 and 5-7 in the Big East. Boston The Huskies' second and St. Louis Cardinals 4, Pittsburgh Pirates 2 College improves their record to 10-8 and 3-5 in conference play. third singles wins came from New York Mets 5, Philadelphia Phillies 2 The Huskies return to action today when they travel to the Doug Chase and Mike Montreal Expos 2, Chicago Cubs 1 University of Hartford to face the Hawks in a 300 contest. Grcenbcrg. Number five player New York Yankees 7, Toronto Blue Jays 2 Compiled from Staff and Athletic Communications reports. Chase beat Bate's Cliff Yu 4-6, Milwaukee Brewers 8, Texas Rangers 1 6-2,6-1 and Grcenbcrg defeated