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WEDNESDAY LIFESTYLES SPORTS WEATHER Drunk College Kids Bobo Up-To Bat WEDNESDAY LIFESTYLES SPORTS WEATHER Drunk college kids Bobo up-to bat Mostly cloudy I 43-63 cruisin'to Mazatlan 17 for number 1,000 111 Washington State University ver een April 11, 1990 Established 1894 . Vol. 96, No. 144 Local chlamydia.rate highest in state bY Sherri Bowe 306.5. Yet, 232 cases were population is students. formed 153 tests for chlamydia, on anyone who requests them. Staff Writer reported in Whitman County and "The aberration is based on with 17 positive results. Whit- But it recommends the test to 4,432 cases were reported in population. We have a high pop- man County Health Department anyone who is not married and Whitman County has more to King County. ulation of sexually active young performs the tests for $9.50. sexually active, or anyone who is boast about than wheat, peas and The statistics are part of a people in our county," Moody "It's always alarming just not in a monogamous relation- lentils, it also has the highest 1989 year-end report formulated said. working here to see the number ship. case rate of chlamydia per by the Washington State Depart- Breaking down the chlamydia of cases of students with "The thing I can't understand 100,000 people in the state. ment of Health and based on the cases by age shows 108 cases STD's," Moody said. is people who come in here twice Chlamydia is a bacteria that is 1989 estimated population data reported in the 20-24 age bracket Chlamydia is treated with anti- (with a STD). You would think transmitted through sexual con- and the number of cases reported and 72 cases reported in the biotics and usually clears up they would have learned to pro- tact, or from a mother to her in 1989 by the county health 15-19 year-old age bracket. within seven to JO days, Moody tect themselves," Moody said. baby during birth. departments. Student Health and Wellness said. Yet, it is hard to diagnose In large populations of sexu- With a chlamydia case rate of However, Dr. Tim Moody, a Services had 182 positive/tests without the test, because either it ally active people, there are high 6]7 per 100,000 population, Whitman County Health Officer, for Chlamydia during the often shows no symptoms or is numbers of chlamydia, genital Whitman County more than dou- said the statistics are skewed 1988-89 school year. Since Janu- mistaken for other STD's. bles King County's case rate of because about 40 percent of our ary 1990, student health has per- Student Health runs STD tests See STDs on page 9 Gorbachev contrad icts warnings• MOSCOW (AP) - One day after issu- ing a harsh new warning to Lithuanian separatists, Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev backed off the tough line Tues- day by declaring he does not yet see a need to impose presidential rule. Lithuanian President Vytautas Landsber- gis, respondingto the severe tone of Mon- day's declaration by the Kremlin, sent a telegram to Gorbachev saying he feared that "ultra-rightist imperial forces are compelling you to take a wrong step: to continue the wrongs of the 1940s in the Baltics. " "In the name of peace, justice and con- cord on earth, do not do this," he wrote. He was referring to the Soviet occupa- tion and forced annexation of the three Baltic republics - Lithuania, Estonia, and Latvia - in 1940. Since March 11, when Lithuania declared its independence restored, the J(remlin has repeatedly alternated between threatening and conciliatory tones. On several occasions, threatening mili- tary movements were followed by kinder words. In Washington, President Bush was to The EvergreenlRuss (roman meet Wednesday with American Baltic Two WSU students examine their overturned car. The students inverted the vehicle to remove organizations supporting the independence the engine. drives of Lithuania. AI Yates officially Murrow.dedication planned by Roger Nyhus setts. Staff Writer Dedication of the school coincides with the new CSU president annual Edward R. Murrow Symposium at 7:30 Great communicators never die. p.m. Thursday in Beasley Performing Arts Coli- by Roger Nyhus The 48-year-old administra- Their legacy of professionalism, high' standards seum. Staff Writer tor will become president of and ethics survives in the printed word, film, and Murrow, one of the first and perhaps most out- CSU and chancellor of its now the dedication of communication schools in standing television broadcasters, graduated from It's official-WSU's No.2 three-campus system when he their honor. administrator, Al Yates, has takes over in late June or then Washington State College in 1930 with a Pullman may seem an unlikely locale for an up- signed a $120,000 per year early July. bachelor's degree in speech. and-coming communication program-nestled salary contract with Colorado He officially signed his "He loved it," Mrs. Murrow said of her hus- among pea and lentil fields, miles from the nearest State University in Fort Col- contract in early March, but band's college years in Washington. "It was a the university has not final- metropolis. whole new world for him. " lins. But it's soon to be home of the Edward R. Mur- Yates, provost and execu- ized his benefit package, . Murrow's name conjures up images of true qual- row School of Communication, a unique designa- tive vice president at WSU which will include medical rty, and that's what school Director Alexis Tan is tion for possibly the university's most famous since 1983, agreed to move to and life insurance, a travel counting on. alumnus. the Rocky Mountain state budget and other "standard "The school dedication is a milestone in the his- when he accepted CSU's top "I'm extremely honored and know Ed would tory of the communication program at WSU," Tan job on Jan. 25. See Yates on page 9 have been," Mrs. Janet Murrow said Tuesday in a telephone interview from her home in Massachu- See School on page 9 2 The Evergreen Wednesday, April 11,1990 WSU, Pullman, Wash. LOCAL BRIEFS INTERNATIONAL Meetings MARITIME TRADE PERSPECTIVES - 90 • Amnesty International will meet today and every Wednesday Buy any PizzaHaven pizza at at 7:30 p.m. in Thompson 102. CaJl4-5128. • Premier Prof ••• ional Seminars in International Trade & Oc•• n Transport. • Superior Training since 1982. regular price -get a second, ~ri~lrl • Taught by leading professionals. • The ASWSU Environmental Task Force will meet every • Continuing Education Units including Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. in CUB B-17. ETF strives to inform the pizza for only a S 1 more ~ CLE credit •. College credit alao availabl e. WSU community about environmental concerns. Become -second pizza is of equal or lesser value- • Begins Jun. 13. 1990 • Sponsors: involved by contacting the ETF office. Port of Seattle FREE DELIVERY Washington Council on International Trade Seattle Chamber of Commerce • Hawaii Club will meet today at 7 p.m. in CUB 22-A. For further detail. contact: E. 420 Main Dr. John R. Film., 728·3310 Port of soonl. • The Bahai Club will meet every Wednesday from noon to 1 P.O. BOI 120g S•• ttte, WA 98111 p.m. in CUB B-15. Call James Shattuck at 4-0344 for more information. • Women In Communications, Inc. will meet today at 5:30 p.m. in Murrow 242. • Collegiate 4-H Club will meet today at noon in CUB 220. • Japanese-American Inter-cultural Exchange Club will meet today at 6 p.m. in CUB B3-5. • APS Honor Society will meet today at noon in Johnson 807. SPECTACULAR SAVINGS! Announcements • The Russian Club and Russian Area Studies Group will have THE BOOKIE MADE A SPECIAL PURCHASE a panel discussion on the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe today AND IS PASSING THE SAVINGS ON TO YOU at 7:30 p.m. in the Fine Arts Auditorium. Call 4-6327 . • The WSU Museum of Art presents a Fine Arts Graduate The ultimate cassette tape for the Thesis Exhibit. The exhibit will run until April 22, is free and open to the public. Call 5-1910. finest recording possible. HDM • A brown-bag parenting session will be presented Wednesday at noon in CUB 111. Dr. Karen Peterson will speak on "Positive The premiere metal tape for ultimate Discipline. " quality recordings of CD's audiophile LP's and live music. • Child Care Resource and Referral will have a seminar Thursday on "Children of Divorce." Call 5-7625 for reservations • Ultra-fine, pure metal particles and more information. • Highest output, lowest noise • Precision mechanics, balanced hubs • Don't take an unnecessary chance. Call Phi Kappa Sigma • Unsurpassed dynamic range Escort Service. Any night-all night. 5-2469. • Magnetic energy up to 4 times that of ordinary tapes • SWEA will have a classroom management and cooperative Regularly $4.75 ea. learning workshop Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in Cleveland 21-A. Call 4-6264. $2.99 EA. $7.983-PJ\CK • ORC and the WSU Alpine Club are offering an introductory rock climbing class through April 15. Sign-ups are now be taken STOCK UP!!---YOU WON'T FIND A PREMIUM METAL TAPE at ORC or CUB B-22. Limited enrollment. 5-2651. PRICED THIS LOW AGAIN---YOU WOULD EXPECT TO PAY • The YMCA will have an aerobics class with Kathy Powell Sundays 4 to 5 p.m. and Tuesdays and Thursdays 5:30 to 6:30 THIS PRICE FOR MOST GOOD QUALITY HIGH-BIAS TAPES p.m. in the National Guard Armory. Call 5-3915. • Counseling Services announces a two-session stress management workshop that will take place Thursday from 7 to A premium high-bias, tape for better 8:30 p.m.
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