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TCU Daily Skiff Thursday, January 20, 1994 Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, Texas 91st Year, No. 58 Beach, McAdams win memorial scholarships BYCHRISTIGIFFORD Awards honor deceased students major, won a Chancellor's scholarship TCU DAILY SKIFF upon applying to TCU. The Aycock fam- Dana Ivancevich, Russell Aycock ily has donated the funding to underwrite Two students have been awarded schol his scholarship. arships in memory of former students Dana This is the first year the Ivancevich Scholarship f} Russell Aycock was a senior premedical student Ivancevich and Russell Aycock. has been given. Mr. and Mrs. John Ivancevich of at TCU when he was killed in a 1990 car accident. Stephanie Beach, a junior child studies major, Spring, Texas, donated a memorial fund in their The Aycock Memorial Award was established by was awarded the Dana Louise Ivancevich Memo- daughter's memory. Dana Ivancevich died in his family and friends. rial Scholarship. Mike McAdams, a senior chem- December 1992. from complications following "I received a Christmas card from the Aycocks." istry and Spanish double major, was awarded the surgery. McAdams said. "They told me they had given the Russell Alan Aycock Memorial Scholarship. Beach works as assistant wedding coordinator money for my Chancellor's Scholarship." "The Ivanceviches paid for my grant at TCU for University Ministries. She was co-chairwoman McAdams is the president of Sigma Nu frater- because I was so similar to their daughter," Beach of the 1993 Hunger Week Auction/Banquet and nity. He also participates in the Golden Key said. "She was also a child studies major. 1 am also participates in the Residence Hall Association National Honor Society and the Sigma Delta Pi really grateful for the award because without it. I Standards Board. Spanish honor society. He hopes to stay in the Dal- Stephanie Beach could not stay at TCU." 4^JJ McAdams, a senior chemistry and Spanish las/Fort Worth area for medical school, he said. Mike McAdams Clinton visits Charges quake victims, promises help dropped BY JOHN ANTCZAK in Freelove ASSOCIATED PRESS LOS ANGELES — Brick by brick and block by block. Southern Californians salvaged what they killing could Wednesday from the deadly earthquake that could end up matching Hurricane'Andrew's S30 bil- lion cost. Two women accused ik - ^^^^^^^^^^^^^" toll from Mon- day's magnitude-6.6 quake rose to 44, relief efforts of solicitation of slowly gathered steam. Throughout the city, residents rushed into and out of quake-damaged apartments and homes, tossing murder to be freed clothing and furniture into pickups and rental vans before building inspectors could condemn their ASSOCIATED PRESS homes. FORT WORTH, Texas - Solicitation of capital Near the quake's epicenter in Northridge, work murder charges against the pair of women accused of crews unrolled chain-link fence around a condemned trying to arrange the slaying of TCU student Channmg apartment building as a procession of rental trucks Freelove were dropped Wednesday. pulled away. Prosecutors dismissed the charges against Sherrie President Clinton surveyed the damage Wednes- Lynn Sikes, 24. and Brandi Michelle Cirelli, 20, day and ordered S45 million in initial quake relief. because of insufficient evidence, prosecutors said The Gov. Pete Wilson said total damage could reach S30 two are expected to be freed today from Tarrant billion, making it as costly as Hurricane Andrew, the County Jail, where they have been in custody since nation's most expensive natural disaster. their arrest in November. Thousands of commuters spent hours negotiating They were charged with soliciting two friends to kill canyon roads and city streets to get to work. Freelove, who was shot to death in a Fort Worth vacant To the north, cars jammed the Sierra Highway to lot with her roommate, Melanie Golchert, Nov. 13. bypass the damaged intersection of stale Highway 14 Prosecutors said Sikes and Cirelli pleaded guilty and Interstate $, A dawn aftershock caused a rock- Wednesday to a related charge of possession of mari- slide that narrowed the four-lane route through TCU Daily Skiff/ Brian Bray juana and burglary. They received 10 years' probation. Newhall Pass to two lanes. Last week's 45-minute A TCU bookstore worker hauls a delivery of textbooks into the Student Center yesterday. The two women admitted arranging a burglary at commute took as long as four hours. Deliveries have been arriving all week to fill additional textbook orders. "When you have to get up at 3 to get to work by 9, see Charges, page 4 yes, it's a nightmare," said Mario Beltran, 31, a bar- ber commuting from his Palmdale home 35 miles to the northeast to work in San Fernando. Repairs to the area's freeways will take a year and cost S100 million, the state transportation department TelePrompTer failure an omen said. Alumna named to direct "Right now most of them don't know where of Clinton's first year troubles they're going," California Highway Patrol Officer Lena Pope Home funds weather would come in trying Supreme Court, but only after see Aid, page 6 BY MIKE FEINSILBER ASSOCIATED PRESS to "grow the economy," but, an awkward selection process. after he established himself as He fetched Judge Stephen BY BEN JOHNSON WASHINGTON —In a an anti-deficit Democrat, the Breyer from a hospital bed to TCU DAILY SKIFF way, the episode characterized economy started growing all talk about the job. then sent A TCU graduate has been Programming him home a Supreme Court this presidency: Bill Clinton by itself. named as one of the directors of went before Congress and the When Americans feel good reject. the Lena Pope Home, a local cri- nation to deliver the most about the economy, they feel Secretary of State Warren sis intervention center. retreat prepares important speech of his first good about their presidents. Christopher offered little in Ellen Ray, a 1977 graduate, has year in office. And the Clinton's poll numbers rose. the way of a global vision. been selected director of develop- TelePrompTer let him down. Unemployment is falling. Clinton had to fire his defense ment for the home, which assists PC for spring Clinton knew the subject Output is growing. People are secretary, Les Aspin. teen-agers aged 10-17 with prob- cold and laid out his health building houses. Detroit is And he had to bite his lems such as drug and alcohol care plan with passion. selling cars again. Christmas tongue while his new nomi- abuse and gang involvement. It business was perky. California nee. Bobby Ray lnman, BY SUSAN HAYRE Much was done, but little also has programs to help troubled allowed that he had agreed to TCU DAILY SKIFF came easily. and other sore spots still suf- families stay together. Clinton wanted to provide fer, but things are looking up take the job after reaching "a Ray said she feels privileged to Programming Council brought in an outsider to health care "that can never be and hopeful. level of comfort" with the join the staff at the home. facilitate its spring retreat, and that made a big dif- taken away," inoculate all Clinton and the Democrats commander in chief. Then "1 look forward to helping ference, said Vice President for Programming Jen- children, end "welfare as we in Congress got around grid- lnman changed his mind and ensure the continued success of nifer Schooley. know it," enlarge Head Start, lock. The year passed without un-nominated himself. Lena Pope Home in accomplish- The council's weekend retreat was coordinated by reform the rules of politics, a veto and hardly a week Chief Justice William ing its mission," she said. Ellen Ray Charlotte Strickland, a nationally recognized speaker leash the lobbyists, "reinvent passed without a fresh Clinton Rehnquist scolded the other Her job consists of overseeing on student programming from Little Rock. Ark. the government," put 100,000 initiative. day that 113 judgeships community relations and fund help has grown from 500 in the "She (Strickland) goes to programming councils more cops on the streets and Staffing the government remain vacant. Clinton nomi- raising, she said. She is also in early 1980s to around 5.000 now. all over the country, so she had lots of experience to bolster Boris Yeltsin. gave this president inexplica- nated, then dropped, outspo- charge of publications and the However, many people in the area facilitate the retreat," Schooley said. Clinton was quick to hoist ble misery. He had to take two ken Lani Guinier as the home's annual reports. don't know about the organiza- The annual retreat orients the new administrative the flag of compromise. His bloody noses before he came government's civil rights Ray said the number of teen- cabinet members and committee leaders to their new retreats dismayed his friends up with Janet Reno at Justice. enforcer. The Pentagon was agers the home has been able to see Ray, page 2 without appeasing his critics. He won hurrahs by putting see Retreat, page 2 He thought the roughest Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the see Omen, page 4 NEWS DIGEST Oval Office phones were OK Cracking knuckles harmless Agent identifies Davidian Texas economy growing Hiring to increase 2% A Northwestern University survey said WASHINGTON — After President Clin- Doctors at Baylor College of Medicine in SAN ANTONIO (AP) — A federal agent Texas Comptroller John Sharp predicts that Texas' economy will "out-pace the rest job hiring will increase 2 percent this year. ton gained the Oval Office a year ago, his Houston say knuckle-cracking will not cause Wednesday showed his bloodied vest, of the nation in 1994." The average pay for liberal arts majors will aids complained about the antiquated White arthritis or enlarged joints.

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