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The Daily Campus Serving the Storrs Community Since 1896 Vol.XClIINo.U8 The University of Connecticut Tuesday, April 24,1990 Car chase leads to capture of two robbery suspects SOUTH WINDSOR, Conn. the vehicle and attempted to (AP) — Two bank robbery escape, the Toyota they were suspects were arrested Monday traveling in and its driver fled morning after a car chase in down Route 5, onto Interstate which several shots were fired 84 and into Hartford's North at the pursuing police officers, End, police said. Police were police said. seeking the vehicle in Hartford The suspects, whose names Monday. were not released, fired the The robbery was the latest in shots as they fled down Route a state of bank holdups in the 5, but no police were hit, po- Hartford area in recent weeks. lice said. Police and the FBI have said The robbery was reported at many of the robberies appear to 11:19 a.m. Monday at the be the work of an organized Connecticut Bank and Trust gang, but it could not be de- Co. branch on Route 5, police termined immediately if Mon- said. day's holdup was linked to any ir.J. Gunthei/The Daily Campus Although two suspects were of the others. This bank in South Windsor was robbed around 11 a.m. yesterday morning. Two arrested after they got out of suspects were later arrested after being chased by police. Bush Lithuania's oil will not supply goes dry VILNIUS, U.S.S.R. (AP) — from the Russian city of reward Lithuania's only refinery closed Polotsk on Wednesday and later Monday when the Kremlin's curtailed natural gas supplies economic blockade dried up oil and shipments of other prod- captors supplies, and the prime minis- ucts. ter said the defiant republic It was one of the toughest WASHINGTON (AP) — might try to sell gold to im- actions taken in Gorbachev's President Bush searched for port fuel. effort to make the republic of "opportunities for further re- With the Soviet sanctions 3.8 million people rescind laws leases" of American hostages pressuring Lithuanians to ease resulting from its March 11 Monday with phone calls to their quest for independence, a declaration of independence two Middle Eastern leaders, Lithuanian parliamentary dele- from the Soviet Union. while the administration de- gation arrived in Moscow in The refinery in the north- clared anew it would not bar- hope of meeting with President western town of Mazheikiai gain for freedom. Mikhail S. Gorbachev's advis- produced gasoline for the re- Officials said emphatically ers. public as well as for Estonia, there would be no rewards, The refinery at Mazheikiai Latvia and Byelorussia. It pro- diplomatic or otherwise, for operated until Monday on re- cessed about 12 million tons of granting freedom to a single serves, dispatcher Lidiya petroleum products a year and Amcfican-while seven others Cheblakova said in a telephone Lithuania used a quarter of it. remain captive. interview from the refinery. Lithuania has virtually no "Our hostages should be re- Cheblakova said that with foreign currency to buy oil, but leased unconditionally, safely production stopped the refin- and immediately, and this bar- Prime Minister Kazimiera ery's 2,000 workers were now baric practice should end," said Prunskiene said on Monday —UPI idle. "The mood is tense, wor- that the republic might cash in Secretary of State James A. risome," she said. Baker III. President Bush called for the release of the remaining gold reserves it has in France. seven U.S. hostages in Beirut, but added the U.S. Soviet officials shut off the But she told reporters in He made the statement in re- oil pipeline feeding the plant sponse to Iranian demands that would not negotiate with terrorists. See page 8 the United States exert influ- mer in Lebanon. tinue to call on the world ence on a Christian group in "We are not going to deal community to do what they Lebanon to release a group of and we're not going to negou- can to obtain the release of all Softball wins first Iranians and on Israel to free a ate," Baker said at a State De- hostages." pro-Iranian Shiite cleric, Abdul partment news conference. "We Bush called both President Big East tournament Karim Obeid, seized last sum- remain hopeful. We will con- See page 8 By Joe Morelli Daily Campus Staff CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. — After watching Patricia Brooks Train carrying chemicals of St. John's hit a two-out, two-run home run in the bottom half of the last inning for a 2-1 win that put the Express into the finals of the Big East tournament, the University of Connecticut explodes, 200 evacuated softball team knew they had to supress the Express' new found CRAIGSVILLE, Pa. (AP) — dent, said today. In addition to the oil, one momentum. A train carrying a caustic At the fire's peak, flames tanker leaked sodium hydroxide That is exactly what the Huskies accomplished as they chemical and crude oil derailed shooting several hundred feet that sent a chemical cloud clinched the first Big East Tournament with a 2-0 win , as they and exploded, spewing about high could be seen 30 miles drifting toward Worthington, scored two runs in the third inning while having another solid 100,000 gallons of oil and re- away. At midmorning, the fire causing 200 people to be outing on the defensive end of the field. leasing a chemical cloud that was still burning but was under moved from their homes "We proved that we are a good tournament team and that we forced 200 people to evacuate. control, authorities said. overnight. All but 50 had re- can win games when they count the most," said first baseman Twenty-nine cars in a 97-car Bell said only a small amount turned by midmorning, said Chris Wajda, who was one of six Huskies named to the All- Buffalo & Pittsburgh Railroad of the spilled oil leaked into Worthington Fire Chief Don Tournament Team. "Everybody can make it happen at any time freight train jumped the tracks Buffalo Creek, a tributary of Grafton. either on the field or at the plate." in a steep ravine along Buffalo the Allegheny River, and that He said about 300 people Co-captain Sue Rybczyk was solid once again on the mound Creek late Sunday, John H. it didn't appear to be a threat to were told to be on standby for for UConn as she tossed a one-hitter, facing only the minimum Bell, the railway's vice presi- drinking water. See page 7 See page 23 PAGE TWO Seniors: 26 days! Today: Mostly sunny. High 70 to 75. Wind coming in light Irom the south. Tonight: Partly cloudy. Lows 40 to 45. Tomorrow: Partly sunny. High 70 to 75. Conn. Lottery Daily: 9-0-0 Play 4: 3-8-3-6 Around the world H L Dublin 59 39 London 64 46 Rio 92 66 Sydney 79 61 Husky Talk -Hillary Jackson/The DailyCampus Do you think Earth Day w« is effective? m Jk •• * John Sandier 'XB VT^F St ** ^J*lZ Communication Sciences Ey ng "/ believe so. People outside W^ i^^^f * my apartment complex were Pf mt cleaning up—they woke me up, as a matter of fact." —Dana Keeton/The Daily Campus WHY AREN'T THESE PEOPLE IN CLASS? Sunbathers take advantage of the spring weather yesterday between frats and the jungle. r* * ML Guru's death leads to changes Lynne Floyd Music Education for India's free-love commune "Basically, I think it was ef- POONA, India (AP) — Buf- No longer do disciples prance camp for adults than a focus for fective for the time, but 1 don't feted by the recent death of its half-naked through the halls of worldwide revolution in con- think people will remember god and a drop in donations, the local five-star hotel, the sciousness. past this week." the commune of the late free- Blue Diamond. The hotel re- All visitors are required to ~9/^^^^^^ love guru Osho Rajneesh is cently welcomed them back, produce the results of an AIDS iS trying to save itself by going but only for meals. test no more than a month old. mainstream. The lush 11-acre campus, Westerners seen groping at one Emphasis has shifted from with its miniature waterfalls, another's bodies on Poona's ^41 mystical sex to meditation ex- outdoor Japanese restaurant and streets may get a talking to by ercises. Primal screaming was high-tech workout rooms, other followers. Tomorrow's Question: Who do you think will be UConn's banned after neighbors com- seems more like a summer next athletic director? plained of the noise. Deals have been signed with promi- nent companies for distribution of video cassettes. Fatality mars opening "We are mellowing," said Swami Tatahgat, an Indian at Stafford speedway board member of Rajneesh Today inside the DC Foundation, the trust that con- STAFFORD (AP) — the 200-lap modified stock car trols the commune. "Before, Stafford Motor Speedway race, which was won for the we used to wear our recorded the first fatality in the second straight year by Mike rebelliousness on our sleeves." 31-year history of NASCAR Stefanik, of West Greenwich, It appears to be a kinder, racing at the track on the R.I. INDEX gentler commune now than at opening day of the track's 1990 Stafford Motor Speedway Classifieds 18 Correction—Sara Kaplan Rajneeshpuram, Ore., where, spring season. President Mark Arute said the Comics 14 was incorrectly identified in according to commune resi- Tony Jankowiak, 31, of only other fatality at the track Crossword 15 yesterday's Daily Campus.
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