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I IIw i I I 4-I I I nI II4-IIIA11 tlita 'Donahue' show sabotaged. .5 UF whips Oklahoma No- oil I WIy tso- -110 11h r r 1 , 1 - 1 d, State. 20 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1990 Search still on for killer Early link between Humphrey, slaying falls through By DONYA CURRIE \Igatcr sta tr \c, tile orange Und )Iuo t ir 11o . k ' 1 Gatti homle foenor took 5N( Tw :, s lot , IT or ase2 ,o - e a sa -o r i pa ii I I still surrounded the inte 'lg Iget I LI I Ii1 I I I to i iI t r Iatt ie possible suspect .n Ihe bi ,.Lid1N JO. T II \Ithough ploote s I dwthi I w s u n phrey, 1$. is oily ilte right op I A k a l r Iat [ I IlI Ia idr sIE a in - SIt I i it I N1k 1v 1ne l 1 1t 1 11t1/ I~ a k: tir i suspects, he ha' g.Inec 'iplrielv It t I I .ne I 411 1T- T" k 'm is i I state Cor a string (It tn k tkooed i i m kI ('I IIt iI trIt oci' I Z. 11i~ . ' 11 t iLt'1 [ TI K oI gL 1 tter I mr V III I On Aug 28. Humtptrev i oI1., iTe t S\g -I ;ll I n|osa o\ rm Brevard County Sheriffs (ilik Itil report ihidl T Ik I i T t IIII i I:~ , iii , I I I (I I i t ]1 beaten his 79-year o ganldmituTle: I 'hi Itd var nd Bre tiIIIt /kha kt : hu It ay Hlavaty in her [ndialint huom, luImpilT' w I'liI ,Lt'~ Is li I ( i iT IS I I IIu I I j III arrested Aug 29, and a judge sel his h, it If million, citing HumplI .itogroo iSbehi lor and (he criuly t' Is niiig ia ilt I ]I 111 1an eI I Polite a 8\n1,"e person I lit Ill sl d orhw reported iet iUuprvtraee a Sept hiearig, HIlau .aikd ll ITLrIvet1 r'loo igJ u /[1 t1rlid 1 I ar1;Nik wall((tcalIn I .111tI d]Li tr %I I11 N I a(I charges against HmIIiIiphrn s II (I r p,)1e1I bit I! IT ),r Il>k ](I, Lite' I pioa 'ard ,]k i' l 1ne. TmV (It ,I 11a im le Brevard County Circuit ludge Martin ulitdiik ,lIt I Iss sent I ( iITIil lilt nflu jikemit refused her request and did iot reduce the bl "It , nor n iormmkin bacr i nms it) bherepored( amount dav, I i Ier Ih l t l IillIt n d II t.e snd st - Although H umph rev has no t been oh, rged i (itensfoin d]Onl know who il all To ffler acrimso the murders. State Atriey Norrm Wointigor or how it) report it said the unusually high bail A sit hactst ho IT)ves II i IorIs a r( (iI I11ng IT sean IN o I is a possible suspect for those killings Humpred d Gamledvlle aporelmem and 110m)( On Sept 4, the Indian River County Sheriffs ,i"( 'air in Brievard ( ottiv last [ hursl a Office charged Humphrey i a l)$8 attemrpted sl""I Ida G'" i 'evne p" oe poke"llo"it" sexual assault and armed burglary A woman [I II 0ai arniell said she saw H umiphi aL ure Ina ne .spaI er see Police page 8 and cietfied hun as the maTn wit, It 'o 3 consider running for student body president By CARRIE SEGAL ,II Imi :o pt- oorol gko: I c 'holtn1, 1 th., umversluv niund Vt (,raps'ki sid goal' Ino 1liri Sltttli (,ov'rn Alligator Writer aren't going ,o bC Ii ih usI il Five months before st]detsi his possible kamdida( Ir lil who iIahd' an un go to the polls to choose the "'dormt Things are lor I esnt.l hit tar III it1I dt'ii mi1 next student body president poriamt Ih~ far m sper111t ICh 1kI s (I h v i mutusi lirsi tot Is three possible candidates at gidelinesIthe said ITiher IT [it s(1oolvork Ir he ready have shown interest in all philisopl hv o how govern make, ' decision bot rn the top job meni should be rT on ihis ling Former Student Sen Charlie camiptIs I ilmore inip)riaIlt Its osSiblt but right .1,1w Grapskt said he will most I think the (VI ) adiniostra my No I kn eti i) to do well likely" run for the postion, non is sirainglhng the Greeks mo s i I evmtesaid "I don'I while Student Body Ice 're- But that's One symptom ot a biehe' that student body laS udent Kevin Mayux and for- mruc h larger disease Phat ds ilen is a ly by ughi job I mer Student Body treasurer ease is he lae that college want to think about it Alan [evine said they may an administrations all over the Grapski also I thinking nounce their candidacies country are treating college about it H id one it his closer to the February election student lke T children' long tme aiint i ir mkc date Gripski lieoed that tu a "ie 'eprt'.('ii't Grapski said many peopl deiisshildbei thn'loppriority boo and to kN 1p ( oit have asked him to ion and le's at I' and i a udeltI body pies botng all I xcnsol l - il II inu t'rstnn ti tud ome been thinking about it or a doi should light !o keep it SI "lit lai "t" l SI sh id long time thai way he an ii it th admc1 a the hIl shown "I see a lot of problems and Althoig ItlIn but he wN i ta I see a lot of potential and I mierst in the t b. ntilhier May khai don't think either of Ihose are cUX nor Itvmi would giV( NWs A lit eds (i to hart I being properly approached' kink s aboor Their possle GI sod 'stdetI (ult 1 Grapski said "The things that candy idWitis Painting the town ' ~ to start being lore students need to be aware of mi has Jim Evangelist works into the night Friday on his latest project "'mtionsidering running or responsible t the student "Manatee, Mother and Child." aren't being addressed student body president, May Although he doesn't have eIx said I wall[ to make sut see Elections. page 9 2. 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    SEC FOOTBALL 2009 Week 12 • Nov. 21 SECsports.com Southeastern Conference Media Relations SECSportsMedia.com • CollegePressBox.com EASTERN DIVISION LASTEST RANKINGS SEC Pct. PF PA Overall Pct. PF PA Home Away Neutral 2008 vs. Div. Top 25 Streak AP USA-T Harris BCS *Florida 8-0 1.000 221 96 10-0 1.000 339 105 5-0 4-0 1-0 9-1 5-0 1-0 W 10 1 1 1 1 Georgia 4-3 .571 207 218 6-4 .600 275 259 4-1 2-2 0-1 8-2 2-2 1-3 W 2 rv rv South Carolina 3-5 .375 144 195 6-5 .545 227 228 5-1 1-4 0-0 7-4 2-3 1-3 L 3 Kentucky 2-4 .333 122 165 6-4 .600 268 217 3-3 2-1 1-0 6-4 2-1 0-3 W 2 Tennessee 2-4 .333 138 135 5-5 .500 306 212 5-2 0-3 0-0 3-7 1-2 1-2 L 1 Vanderbilt 0-7 .000 55 160 2-9 .182 180 249 1-5 1-4 0-0 6-5 0-4 0-5 L 7 WESTERN DIVISION LASTEST RANKINGS SEC Pct. PF PA Overall Pct. PF PA Home Away Neutral 2008 vs. Div. Top 25 Streak AP USA-T Harris BCS *Alabama 7-0 1.000 182 64 10-0 1.000 309 109 6-0 3-0 1-0 10-0 4-0 4-0 W 10 2 3 3 2 LSU 4-2 .667 122 95 8-2 .800 250 137 5-1 3-1 0-0 7-3 2-1 1-2 W 1 10 10 10 8 Ole Miss 3-3 .500 128 112 7-3 .700 311 159 5-1 2-2 0-0 6-4 1-2 0-1 W 2 rv rv rv Auburn 3-4 .429 179 193 7-4 .636 374 297 6-1 1-3 0-0 5-6 3-1 1-1 L 1 rv rv rv Arkansas 2-4 .333 162 179 6-4 .600 376 255 5-1 0-3 1-0 4-6 1-2 1-4 W 3 Mississippi State 2-4 .333 118 166 4-6 .400 245 252 1-5 3-1 0-0 3-7 0-3 0-5 L 1 NOTES: 2008 - Record after same number of games in 2008 / vs.