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Fifty Prizes Must Be Won in Your 1E1E, 1 lielnia away I von III am WS WW1 smut iamb November 1, 1996 Vol 27: Issue 5 RUTDAY GIVEAWAY Fifty prizes must be won in your golden souvenir issue special pull-oul inside ni boss And read how Leeds Student 'fat cat' this week conquered Britain randed to scoop the prestigious title bypocrite of Guardian National Student MORE GOL Newspaper of the Year New bid to Babies in rid streets of lethal weapons BY ALEX ROLLS A II; ITrii IN to ban i.imobai knot!, drug test has licen launched In Leeds this seek Paul Floateng. Labour spokesman on Legal Affairs. visited the Civic Hall on WeifIlt!kbly to on:jails unveil hi, national pension. Speaking id the launch. he said believes ,1, particular lire at the ENV campaign. They are Ihr ,nes. are most likely to he virf I MS 01 overdoseBY NAGA MUNCHETTY, CHIEF REPORTER iolencc with weapons like those circulating in todays youth A UNIVERSITY drugs study in insisted that "no baby died as a result ul this culture" At the same lime '• which 14 babies died has been error' However. it was only after two babies sutTered complication& that the Flow Secretary Jack so scrapped after it was learned that research comtnittee discovered Ihe mix-up tornier LLILI President. made some infants were given twice the in the dosage. detailed proposals to Michael intended dosage. "The emit happened when the drug was Howard on how to legally contr.; the study. co-ordinated by Leeds ordered. It occurred us a result of confusion the ban on combat and similar knives. He believes that suet; University. was suspended last month user different ways of prescribing the drug - said study spokeswoman potentially lethal weapons have so..he'n it was discovered half the 53 lOnnulation. Rachel Chapman. place in a civilised society and duo babies involved had been given a drugs The eight Yorkshire families who took advertising them in a way whirl, overdose. pan in the trial were told by the committee appears to promote or condone But the clinical co•ordinator of the study. that the deaths fnsm the condition. known as violent* contributes 10 the trowinv Pmfessor Malcolm Levene of Paediatrics birth asphyxia. would have happened and dangerous -Wife culture. and timid' Care at Leeds University. INSIDE: News 1-11, Comment 6-9, Feature 12.13, Outlook 15-19, Sport 20-24, Plus 28lage /vice pull-out magazine 2 LEEDS FRJOENI Frkriav Nov.mi,,, I TT:1F:: flit clection in America week 's meeting of Hr wasn't. however. at couple of weeks 'VII g4. II finished We were tar II It it's next week !coffers /host Things %etc moving on a Thursday • ',cured to 11 rill11111t when I have a lot of twin horrors or modern remark:1bl, solid". al lt.!..' polities: there are smarmy compared lo the usual ..iitiortcment ni NLIS policy term:ea.- Beforehand he STUDENT soundhite merchants in hour cotlee,akcs- ad how the future of will doubtless hate to etehange mobile phone the running and more photocitrtying•sillrlini: SHACK ,rudern politics in Britain AO in safe hands, Spieler's calls with Douggie to check This week in Britain's import antly.110 one gives 15 hotop' I•011-w hit-we st A week& strtot of sirdioti Dolan 0 damn anyw ay. set‘sirtlIs at I I I_ pro-NUS rhetoric became things out, lust in case biggest weekly It's always the way with Wr got I In Watt: good lad , • su punting that Walcillead Mete': an important spin ■■ student newspaper 1-rva'Sll. too. Simon national demo chestnut. and •‘..etq .11 1111•.: Irish asked in a chilling voice: doitoring. session planned 'Chore' Caffrey has news that NL'S presided Ihniggie Jolt NUS can do -Just what are you say-inp. for the same afternoon Already beaten Chnion to a Douglas Trainer refuses to no V. tong Laurier' She had the tone It seems LMUSU Exec NEWS second Presidential term, back the latest one Then w ben :anionic of one who feared he had hits a spy in its midst. It Although barely anyone opposing notion lees mentioned that LNIUSLI been brainwashed. replaced makes you wondei if these lira-vo or just voted for hint last time. As shared NI IS s policy ot by an evil chine or was NI 15 secret agents are for smooth political Ticking off looking tor stew solution, to being secretly ()Trended by CVO, where. infilintting Trainer horn above Via unison eaves with their ban it? Unions operators, look no further Chirps- thought this the C Jieti, In alit:Alton unique brand of superficial than Laurie Spieler, Ethnic unteasomMic and unveiled funding. Spieler made au st/01C cunningly hidden lost in poster :maim CIA. KGB. now Antt llii,crirmertoott plans lo tend a letter giving estraordinary gr.:lure: lie puppet strings. polities waved In, index linger in NHS officer, who seems to spend Trainer a good ticking Fiery his life cooking sinister the all as if he'd just scored Let's just hope. Pages 4-5 Everyone agreed. E.seept, plots hr win favour with the that Is, Spieler, whir thought at WCTIlhley. "What's that Spieler had already for their sake. e nrets-ihnI-tit at the Douegle might he proved for"- inquired Kate shown his fiery socialist most of. Mont National Union of Students. light in the course of time, Wotalhead "Juts credentials when discussing WC a little scratching.- came Spielers union's support or a more subtle How to be If you needed proof you He didn't offer a particular the a only needed hi he at this entgointic molt, university staff stnke in a than Laurie, good citizen with tutor David Adam Babies in pope 9 FEATURE drug test Harvey Nichols v Stubbed out: . Howell wi Fraser:1:e n overdose frothion challenge' CONTINUED FROM page. 12-13 PAGE ONE 4111'00). it is claimed that OUTLOOK per cent of habits horn ith the fixy Len deficiency. Slick Willy and new fag ban which ;arras ano in every 1,1100 babies, are cspected the poll against BY NAGA MUNCHETTY to die. Dole do you CHIEF REPORTER 1)isltess care? town Peuressor Les enc has 19-17 A ill. him nn ...motking I)) refused to comment ou the aS infuriated students who feel they situation but hos released SPORT have been cheated out of their chance .11i (aridal titotement on behalf of the clinical to comment. win:Tinter. State of the The wits or-dik -We regret the vosiely !bat has been caused to the no Smokers union: football'• parents hecouse lie stitokiii:i coining here pushed out understand bow difficult a the saute Kr1,111Itts Iii time it is but ing a sick friths, yce arc sorry for ally gags. 22.23 which the h.in III into the cold additional distress that this mat be cousins.- i&91) tilliltIll C.111ro Rachel Chapman insisted 1. \II 't1 f tc,silt ti. at the Met that the chemical used. rho 1,5N:orsWm- sulphate- -is ,lidn't els e us ,ins „, .1 ti it ormolls ovvurring kc 1111. Ill• 11■.11 ?crit:t al ctioso.111:11iiin substance in the body. It lists hero given to lilt' I 1 ' pregnant women for more tt;11:1•. than 010 s,ars to suppress unit Brat huh Moral 111 lilt'\ " pit sso S1111 such Me Thtitilli-s its the Untied stain s hate shown I hAt Wk. 'lit 11.11 h r • who take I Nil p ..I magnesium sulphate base t I I 'I 1 risk of having babies r". with cerebral palsy.- 1 , 11 , ` 1 , 1..11 1/1.1,11 t o t !1).: ' Ilia st OttcnI5 55 Res sew r alt' .,in s ••11, CUTTING DOWN Smokers angered by a new smoking ban, --, ON THE . I nitre will he a review conducted f r it i s ' It .•.II Ii- o 11,11. .11 ■;•il: I independent h% an t tt;i1eirl HORIZON II rim miller who willr their findings 10 NHS with lotecasler Stevie Sunshine inamigers. 'Ube pilot study .1, lei. • .1 mat be resumed. \iiitirdal t Ittuds 4lis.!, with 1.4in tale about is not sour moat', l rti f etshs e nit( ha ot., at time., leading to ti drier and t•ill up to the previous night. llohil .tutted th a t brighter afternoon. %lilt. (.eed, Midden, is interested in children in the study will he anything that's out ihe Imperatore: 14C 1521 1. followed up after lane sear ordinary chit will 01 Sunday: as part or the original A dry morning with same 01.1se hr treated in complete protocol its order to liVieSi sunshine. Mild and tirecry. Max. ..ottficlence, but It you prtter there is an temp. 14C (521,). It 1.:ootd tic a short-cut to whether imprnsrlrrr nt in their I outlook for the rya of air week: ling your name in print Blustery showers with We also welcome new epos/et •. lust call the temperatures above aterage. eusdest. an..1 we It tell s oil Have you won one el of 50 prizes this .../.;•IteJ At 1.,J, I . Naga Munciwthr 1 :II P. .4,11 I •' week? Turn to our Chtel Reporter - nimrr, 1,11 11. birthday special SEE COMMENT PAGE 6 243 4727 LEEDS STUDENT F ,aay NoVemrsii i 1956 3 HAIR TODAY, GONE TOMORROW WHERE'S VA HAIR/. Six brave students thawed their heads for charity. Members of the Catholic Society el LUU were sponsored to raise money for CAFOID.
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