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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. described his bullet wounds and confidently identified one of 11 Branch Davidian defen- "In fact, the Texas economy should con- drop 11 percent; pay for all graduates will House phone system. So assistants bought a There is no evidence that popping the dants as the man who shot him. tinue to out-perform the U.S. economy new system with a price tag of S25 million. joints to make noise causes harm, said Dr. increase 2.7 percent. Five defense attorneys later asked to have though 1996, maintaining the same mild Engineers will earn the highest average But now a congressional investigation has Wendell Erwin, an orthopedic surgeon. their clients legally "severed" from the other growth pattern we've seen for the last few starting salary, $35,736. Business majors discovered that the existing system worked The cracking noise made when knuckles defendants. They are being tried together on years," Sharp said. will see the lowest, $27,768. just fine and was not being fully utilized. are strained is caused by quickly forcing murder and murder conspiracy charges in the The State Comptroller's office also pre- Source: Fort Worth Star-Telegram Source: Fort Worth Star-Telegram lubricating fluid, called synovial fluid, from one side of the joint to the other. killing of four agents of the Bureau of Alco- dicts an annual increase in employment and hol, Tobacco and Firearms. personal income. Pagr 2 Thursday. January 20. I9»4 TCU DAILY SKIFF
CAMPUSlines (TfieBeaten Path* fyP.D. Magnus Retreat/ from page I CAMPl Mine* is provided as Have a nice day Have a nice night. Have some nice clay. Have an ice day. a service lo the TCU commu- jobs. Schooley said. "Feb. 11 we will celebrate the sec- nits. Announcements of The council's retreat was held at ond annual Superfrog's Birthday. It events, meetings and other the Green Oaks Inn Jan. 15-16. was a big success last year, and we general campus information "The Programming Council is are excited about it," Schooley said. should he brought bv the here to meet the needs of the stu- "There will be several different Skiff office. Moudv 2sMS. or dents. We bring speakers, musicians bands performing and we are bring- sent to TCI Box 32929. The and other activities on campus." ing a comedian in." Skiff reserves the right to edit Schooley said "The ad cab takes care Schooley selected the five new (5) for stsle and taste. of the budget and is necessary to administrative cabinet members and make the committees run smoothly 12 new chairpeople through an appli- Women's Kilting Disor- and to help the chairs put on pro- cation and interview process during ders Croup is forming. The grams." the week before Fall 1993 finals. group w 111 meet from 3 to 4:30 Schooley said Programming The administrative cabinet for p m Fridavs Call Dr l.i\a Council has alreadv scheduled its 1994 is comprised of Administrative RoUhM-Oucii ai 921-7163 for spring programs. Assistant Ryan Barth. University an initial screening appoint- "There will be two new films here Relations Chairman Greg Trevino, Campus Man by Andrew Peutsch ment beginning with 'Strange Brew' (Fri- Secretary Anne Marie Pinkenburg. da> iJan 2 1. and 'The Program' Jan. Treasurer Christina Lipscomb and AT THE LOCAL eustr Kappa Beta is holding a 28-29." she said Historian Ruth Powell. reception tor all adult students During I ebruary, PC has planned The PC chairpeople for 1994 are: 1>vP£..1Hfc ffeuct. 22 01 older (or thoKwbo feel events to celebrate Black History Leilana McKindra, Black History fifii. utter" like it) Mondty, Jan 24. 11 Month A band, fashion show and Month Committee; Meredith Hud- a m In I p.m and 4 p.m 10 6 vendors' fair are all planned for the son. Concerts Committee; Becky p m in Sadler 211 month. Schooley said. PretZ, Films Committee; Gilbert I ht I hiatre Department fai added Acting 1303 to ita spring course offerings. This class vsill be held from 1 1 am. from pogt I to 12 15 p.m. 'lucsdavs arid Ray/ Thursdiyi Pre-m»jor« and non-ntftjon we welcome to lion's growth, she said zations "I he Lena Pope Home has grown . Ray's past experience includes by Bill Watterson so tremendously over the last 10 Challenge. Inc.. Doris Kupferle Calvin and Hobbes learning Differences Sup- yean that many aren't aware of our Breast Center and Big Brothers and CIRCvlMSTMfflM. \ Big Sisters port f.ioop will sponsor neu serv ices." she said tYtKUCE, THAT'S ) "Diagnosing I.earning Dis- Although the Lena Pope Home Ray holds a bachelor's degree in ALL WJE. GOT' J abilities" seminar I rid*) from was an orphanage. 11 has changed its psychology from the University of 7 10 '» p ill a! Staipoint School. services. It now provides emergene) Houston, and a master's degree in 2829 Stadium Drive lee S2. shelter tor teen-agers, a substance clinical psychology from TCU. She ^V no children, please Call 923- abuse treatment program and an w as in private counseling practice for O 8fiK9 or 737-4818 or 732- independent living program for older 15 years 8846 teen-agers I he home also provides While a member of the Lena Pope o: career services to prepare its resi- Home Board. Ray has chaired the o International Students dent lor long-term employment. Child Care, Long Range Planning Association meets at 5 p.m. Rav has been a member of the and Dallas Mavericks Benefit Game ever) rounds) (heck at the Lena Pope Home's Board of Direc- committees. She also served on the -.r>* Studcni ( cnier Information tors for nine years She is a licensed Executive Committee as secretary, Desk tor location. professional counselor and has had vice-president and president. She has been serving as directorot experience on boards and lund rais- -WEATHER- ing lor a number of nonprofit organi- development since Nov. 15. Tonight's weather will continue to be cool and cloudy with temperatures falling to about freezing. On Friday temperatures are 1 Welcome Back TCU! U***t*Wi- ^^fcWM*. 921-7426 expected to rise to the upper 50s. The warming trend should continue on into the 10% Discount with TCU ID weekend. 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1*193 /ier / IT'S 8£<-OMt I 9 A AlAYOf I iff " >j ., Calming California uhi Within several hours after a 6.6-mag- Californians are struggling under tough nitude earthquake ripped across the San economic times and still recuperating COLUMNIST P.D. MAGNUS Fernando Valley. President Clinton from the fall's wildfire losses. Residents responded by promising "to do every- know too well that the city has yet to thing we possibly can to help the people recover economically or structurally of California and Los Angeles deal with from the 1992 riots. New year turned inside out the earthquake and its aftermath." Californians need government assis- His words were not empty. tance. Now more than ever, Californians 1994 is already Royalty, it seems, is out. Tourists and other the success of a wildly popular animated Clinton dispatched HUD secretary need the prayers, aid and support of their well upon us, but uninvited rabble were in Buckingham Palace series, is in as much as ever despite having Henry Cisneros and Transportation sec- fellow Americans. We should not let since I'm writing for the first time. broken his back in the comic books. The X- retary Federico Pena to Los Angeles. them down. my first column of Michael Jackson is out. Prince is in, but out Men. too. have an animated series, and are Once there, the men joined Federal The Red Cross and The Salvation the year. I feel obli- of the alphabetical listing of Who's Who after unquestionably in. Emergency Management Agency Army accept monetary donations, ear- gated to try to put changing his name to an unpronounceable The Dallas Cowboys are in, and with them Director James Lee Witt and Federal marked for earthquake relief, to aid the last year in some symbol. Emmitt Smith, who held out for more money, Highway Administrator Rodney Slater quake victims. Contributions may be perspective. I turn Rosanne Arnold seems to be out. since she but was in the first game of the new year even to begin assessing the damage, aiding sent to these addresses: to tradition in and husband Tom joined in some strange with his shoulder out of alignment. NHL victims and cleaning up the damage that •The Red Cross, PO Drawer 990077, choosing the sim- three-way marriage with another woman. At hockey is finally in the Metroplex. with the some reports estimate at over S14 bil- Fort Worth, TX 76199-0077 plistic but potentially revealing format of the same time, a recent Star-Telegram article Stars' move to Dallas. lion •The Salvation Army, PO Box 260X, what's in and what's out. reports that bisexuality is in. The "Atomic Family" is out, having been Mitigating the disaster. Southern Dallas, TX 75221 On the political front, Lloyd Bentsen is out "Beavis and Butthead" are in, but fire is hidden behind a tree with a boy and his dogs. of the Senate while Kay Bailey Hutchison is out. "The Program" was in at the box office, "The Brothers" are in. Have you ever stopped in. She is, incidentally, also indicted. NAFTA provided certain scenes were out. "NYPD and looked at them, though'.' They look a bit is in. although barely. Ross Perot is out after Blue" was almost out. but given its ratings is like Jed Clampett and Colonel Sanders com- COLUMNIST MATT FLAHERTY a moronic showing vs. Al Gore on "Larry definitely in, offensive scenes and all. ing to found a university. Gi\en the release of King Live." The success of "Jurassic Park" proves that a "Beverly Hillbillies" feature film and the Russian politics were once again out of dinosaurs, as always, are in. Barney is also in. introduction of Kentucky Fried Chicken's control. Boris Yeltsin is still in, having been not to mention insipid. first new recipe since Extra-Crispv. they are NCAA: stay the course on the outside of the Parliament building "Star Trek: The Next Generation" is out. both in as well. when the troops moved in this time. Zhiri- The highly rated snow is in its last season. No A lot of other stuff is in and around for I spent my winter break in West Des Moines, Iowa, and novsky, the Russian legislator known for his problem since "Deep Space Nine," the 1994, and if I missed your favorite peak or nothing much happened in the corn state, as it usually imperialism and anti-Semitism, is also in. show's replacement, seems to be in. Else- trough, 1 apologize. A novel could be written doesn't. Gopher from "The Love Boat" (a.k.a. Fred David Koresh, although our-gunned and where in the realm of space, the Mars on Clinton's first-year performance alone. Grandy) was challenging Terry Branstad for the Republi- burned to the ground, continues to be in. The Observer is out of touch and headed for parts Regardless, 1993 is behind us and 1994 is off can gubernatorial nomination, it got rather cold for a while trial of 11 of his cult members has become a unknown. The Hubble Space Telescope, once with a bang (or a rumble, in the case of (Cali- and the price of heifers either went up or down (I can't media circus. Elsewhere in the world of out of order, now seems to be in shape. fornia), So here's to a good semester! remember which). Not much controversy brewing. crime, Lorena Bobbin was in the news, while Superheroes are in. Despite having died in P.D. is a sophomore premajor from That changed about two weeks ago. An NCAA delega- her ex-husband's sex life is out. 1992, Superman is back in. Batman, riding on Burleson, Texas tion voted down a proposal to increase Division 1 men's basketball scholarships from 13 to 14 per team. Why did this cause more stir than a semi-trailer full of sows jack- knifing on 1-357 Because of race. The Black Coaches Association (BCA) of the NCAA became very upset at the decision, claiming the decision disproportionately affected black scholarship athletes. The coach of the Drake University basketball COLUMNIST ROB EILERMANN team, Rudy Washington, is the head of the BCA. Drake is located in Des Moines, hence the headline coverage in our local paper. The BCA believes that, because a majority of basketball scholarship athletes are black, having fewer scholarships adversely affects minority students. This, coupled Small talk is a big waste of time with other "injustices" like a proposal to increase admissions standards for athletes, "broke the camel's back." The BCA. along with a number of white coaches, threat- Hello, my chil- got a 4.0. Would you actually tell this guy'.' I would like to propose a challenge. The ened to boycott basketball games unless the scholarship was restored. dren. Your Daddy No, next time you are challenged by an aggres- Kweisi Mfume, head of the Congressional Black Caucus, has intervened and has come back If you went iojail with a DWI and got beat sor, say this: "Blue Horseshoe loses Anocott asked for arbitration with the NCAA, and so the boycott has been postponed. This from the tundra up by an 8-year-old girl over break is it of Steel." The aggressor will then give you a postponement should be permanent, and the scholarship should not be restored. The that currently is the any interest to an ex-astronomy lab partner'.' look of bewilderment and then move on. BCA is wrong. Midwest to give No. That's right the only way to repel The racial argument used by the BCA is a red herring. To claim that basketball you a few more Neither party really cares how the other's aggressors is to confute the hell out of them. scholarships arc the best way colleges can promote the education of disadvantaged lessons in this all- break was. Besides neither one wants to 1 tried this technique recently. Only this minorities is myopic. The same amount of scholarship money would do more good you-can-eat buffet spend the time to chat. Why? Because there time I spoke so loftlj that thev couldn't hear if awarded to disadvantaged students for academic achievement (though not neces- called life. is nothing to talk about. Twenty seconds of me. It worked like a charm. The aggressor sarily based on race), especially considering the greater likelihood that academically Now, today's Verbal Flatulence and nothing more. simply smiled and said "Great, see you driven students will graduate. lesson involves something that you probably A common response is to turn the tables around." The other issue is funding. The NCAA originally cut men's scholarships from 15 have done within the last few minutes. You on the verbally flatulent aggressor. Espe- Perfect. Nothing kills a stupid, pointless to 13 to save money. probably just said hello to an acquaintance cially when the aggressor doesn't even know conversation better than silence. Even if individual basketball programs do make money, is it likely that the 14th in class or someone on campus. your name. The next time I was. approached 1 said scholarship awarded will enhance revenue? Most likely, some NCAA schools 1 like to call it: Verbal Flatulence. "Hey, what's up?" something unprintable, but not loud enough would lose money and others wouldn't. Without a supporting cost-benefit analysis, Okay, here is the scene: You are walking Response: "What's going on?" to hear. Same response. A smile. HEE- HEE. the financial argument for the scholarship is weak. to class, and you run into John. Now, you End of "Conversation." So get out there and put an end to this To cite a familiar example of financial hardship, athletic scholarships outweigh wouldn't know John from Adam if you Why must we waste a precious resource sham. If you must be an aggressor, a friendly academic scholarships at TCU even though our athletic department loses money hadn't been his astronomy lab partner. You such as oxygen? And for what'.' Nuthin'. "Hello" is sufficient. (see philosophy professor Gregg Franzwa's 1993 Faculty Senate report.) know OF each other and that's it. Here is another scenario: You bump into I am not trying to suggest that we should The primary purpose of a university is education, not athletics. Too many Divi- Either way you are compelled to say a person you went to high school with. The be less kind to each other. 1 am just trying to sion I schools emphasize the latter to a greater degree than the former. something to him. For some strange reason conversation is proceeded by a large amount trim the verbal fat a little bit. If you say that So at schools where the basketball program loses money, or where the additional it always comes out as a question. "Hey, of insincere excitement. The conversation you really care when you ask "What's up?" scholarship fails to pay for itself, the financial deficit is bridged through endow- John, how was your break?" "Fine, how was consists of four questions: you are lying. ments and student tuition. All in all, the BCA is becoming indignant about the way yours?" "Great!" The two parties then smile 1) How have you been? Well, kids, that is our lesson for the week. other people's money is spent (or not spent). and go on their way. 2) Where are you at school again? Have a good day. And if you don't have any- Perhaps collegiate student bodies should boycott basketball games until their No actual communication. No actual 3) What's your major? thing of substance to say, then quit flappin' tuition dollars are spent more productively and frugally, because the arguments of point. A complete waste of oxygen. 4) Are you going to graduate on time? your gums. the BCA just don't make the grade. Even if you had the best of Christmas That's it. Nothing more. Just a lot of ver- Rob is a senior advertising/public rela- Matt is a junior neuroscience major from Des Moines, Iowa. vacations. Even if you won the lottery and bal flatulence. tions major from St. Louis, Mo. Page 4 Thursday. January 20, 1994 TCU DAILY SKIFF Omen/ from page I Charges/ from page I Study: left to run on automatic pilot Port-au-Prince An embargo pulled back. The economy perked. Freelove's apartment shortly before substantial quantity of drugs and Sunscreen His hesitancy in dealing with intended to restore democracy there Clinton got the credit. her death, but state District Judge money, prosecutors said. questions about an old Arkansas only deepened the misery. Clinton and allies cowed the gun Everett Young did not find them The two men remained in the Tar- won't stop land deal made cirn Democrats A Mideast accord between two old lobby and got the Brady bill through. guilty of that charge. He instead used rant County Jail on Wednesday in suspect there is more there than just foes fell from the heavens, made in He lifted the abortion gag rule. He it in determining the length of their lieu ofS500,000 bond each. melanoma an investment gone sour secret in Norway without Washing- signed into law the family leave bill. probation. Moore said that the case against Foreign policy was a chore in this ton's involvement He signed the motor voter bill and Prosecutors said a thorough inves- both men remains strong and will not HOUSTON (AP) — Smear- homeward-looking administration. Clinton arranged a White House took a baby step toward letting stu- tigation found no evidence to con- be affected by Wednesday's dis- ing on sunscreen doesn't pre- Bosnia bled with no American signing and nudged Yitzhak Rabin dents pay for college through nect either woman with the Nov. 13 missals. She said that Sikes and vent melanoma, the most assistance, only American saber rat- and Yasser Arafat into a handshake national service. deaths of Freelove and Golchert. Cirelli will both "be available" to tes- dangerous form of skin cancer, tling and relief airdrops Five State seen 'round the world. Clinton capitalized on two assets "We interviewed witnesses, and tify against the men if necessary. She according to a study published Department diplomats resigned over Clinton wowed Asia in Tokyo. He close at hand: his wife and his vice they say the girls didn't ask them to said neither White nor Curl impli- Wednesday. Clinton's lack of Bosnian resolve. placated East Europe and reinforced president. Al Gore seemed to be a kill anybody," Tarrant County Assis- cated Cirelli or Sikes. The study, performed on Clinton reinstated the Haitians- Yeltsin this month in Europe vice president whom nobody could tant District Attorney Terri Moore Sikes and Cirelli immediately fell mice by scientists at the Uni- keep-out policy he had condemned He fought the fight over the North hate and Clinton piled on the duties- said. "We put them on the polygraph, under suspicion after the bodies of versity of Texas M.D. Ander- when it was George Bush's Haitians- American Free Trade Agreement and son Cancer Center, found Reform the way the government does and both girls passed it with flying Freelove and Golchert were discov- kecp-out policy. won. In Switzerland, he landed a business, pave the information high- sunscreens prevented sunburn, colors." ered. An inherited mission of mercy in 117-nation global trade accord that way, articulate foreign policy, stare "People can sometimes misunder- skin swelling and inflamma- A roommate of the dead women Somalia turned into a humiliation. If had eluded other presidents. down Ross Perot. stand things," said Santiago Salinas, tion but not the development of told police that the women were on a stronger nation had dragged a slain Republicans filibustered to death Clinton assigned Hillary Rodham Cirelli's court-appointed attorney. melanoma. their way to sell some marijuana, to a U.S. soldier through the streets, the the stimulus spending bill that Clin- Clinton real work and America "She's guilty of knowing all the par- One researcher, however, man known as "Boot" the night they United States surely would have ton called crucial to the economy's accepted the idea of a first lady run- ties. That's all." said the results should not be died. struck back. Against weak Somalia it recovery. But. by a single vote in the ning something stronger than teas. Glenn O. Lewis, Sikes' court- used as an excuse for not wear- could only pull back Clinton said he House and with the vice president's She went before congressional appointed attorney, said that his Authorities have established that ing a sunscreen: "The take- would gel out of Somalia by March. tie-breaking vote in the Senate, he committees to make the case for the client never knew anything about the Freelove. a graduate of Paschal High home message is we should mission accomplished or not got his tax-the-nch. cut-the-deficit Clintons' health care overhaul, and slayings. School, was a drug dealer and, at the continue to use caution. Defi- A U.S. vessel had to retreat in the proposal through Congress. Wall lawmakers paid her the honor of tak- "Both Brandi and Sherrie were time of her slaying, was trying to sell nitely use a sunscreen," said lace of a mob of Haitian thugs in Street paid attention. Interest rates ing her seriously. interviewed separately, and their sto- drugs to pay off a drug debt. Dr. Cherrie Donawho, a co- Three times the Clintons made the nes were always consistent," Lewis Authorities have not been able to author of the study, which was trip to Arkansas to bury someone said. "The district attorney and I con- determine whether Golchert, a published Wednesday in the close - Hillary's father. Bill's cluded that she wasn't guilty of solic- Paschal graduate and a student at Journal of the National Cancer mother, their friend Vincent Foster itation of capital murder." Tarrant County Junior College, was Institute. "The bottom line is, if who walked out of the White House Melvin James "Boot" White. 19, involved in selling drugs or just you're going to be exposed to one day and killed himself. and Darron Deshone "Taz" Curl. 22. accompanying Freelove when they ultraviolet light, you need to UNCLE BIG'S At the end of the year, Clinton are charged with capital murder in were killed. reduce your exposure." offered his own assessment of his the killings. They are not the men Friends of all the women told The only effective treatment performance: Sikes and Cirelli were accused of police that Sikes, Cirelli and for melanoma is early surgical GARAGE CAFE "Nothing ever goes right forever soliciting to kill the two students. Freelove had once been lovers and removal, and the skin cancer in anybody's life," he said. "Nothing The suspects' motive for the slay- that after a violent brawl involving often can be deadly if not ever goes wrong forever in any- ings was "just a plain old ripoff" the three. 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"It was a The TCU women's basketball team struggled in the second half and team's rebounding and defense. little bit of everything. It's hard to dropped its second consecutive Southwest Conference game 78-47 to After the Owls destroyed TCU 102- explain." Rice at Autry Court Wednesday night. 76, Iba could only shake his head. The Owls dominated TCU from The Lady Frogs were outscored 46-26 in the final 20 minutes and "We got beat in every way you can the outset, Iba said. allowed four Owl players to score in double figures. The win was the get beat," Iba said. "This is the first "They went inside early and exe- largest margin of victory ever for Rice in SWC play. game 1 felt like we just didn't com- cuted their offense perfectly in the The loss drops the Lady Frogs to 5-8 overall and 1-2 in SWC play. pete . . .I'd like to have some first half," Iba said. "They (Rice) The Owls improved to 10-5 and 2-1 in the conference. excuses for our players as to why we played well, but I've got be realistic TCU was plagued by turnovers and poor shooting. They turned the didn't play better than we did, but 1 and say that we might have been the ball over 33 times and shot an icy 30.8 percent from the field. Senior can't. They're athletes and they have reason they played so well." post Donna Krueger, who led the Lady Frogs with 14 points, was the to play. The second half was no different only TCU player to score more than 10 points. "I have to take the blame for that, as the Owls shot 66 percent from the The Owls used strong rebounding and scoring performances from its because its my job to prepare this field and controlled the boards. For posts. Rice outrebounded the Lady Frogs 52-39. team. We weren't ready to play." the game, the Owls shot almost 62 Rice's six-foot three center Brenda Conaway led all scorers with 16 TCU's record fell to 4-10 and 1-2 percent and outrebounded TCU 44- points. She also grabbed 10 rebounds and swiped eight steals in 28 min- in the Southwest Conference. Rice's 31. utes of action. Post Nicki Manzo had 14 points and 10 rebounds, while record improved to 9-5 and 2-1 in the "This was a good ballgame for our TCU Daily Skiff/ Alex Taliercio starters Tammy McCallum and Stephanie Mundschau each scored 10 SWC. The 102-76 loss was TCU's guys," Rice head coach Willis Wil- TCU freshman guard Jeff Jacobs drives past a Baylor points. worst home loss since 1988, when son said. "They came out with great defender during Saturday's loss to the Bears. TCT lost 102- TCU returns to action Saturday night at home against the SMU Lady Texas Southern beat the Frogs 103- intensity, and really focused and this 76 to Rice Wednesday night. Mustangs. 78. (a 102-76 win) was their award. We The Owls jumped all over TCU did an excellent job of attacking the Junior center Kurt Thomas led scored 20, including a school record from the beginning and jumped out boards from the outset." TCU with 21 points on 8-of-19 6-of-6 shooting from three-point TCU to host swim meet to a 20-7 lead early in the first half. While the Frogs' defense and shooting. Freshman point guard Jeff range. TCU would never get closer than rebounding struggled. TCU's Jacobs also scored 13 points. When Iba was asked if there were The TCU swimming and diving team will play Louisiana State Fri- seven points the rest of the first half. offense was as cold as ice. The Frogs For the Owls. Andrews scored 22 any bright spots, he said. "In this day afternoon at 4 p.m. in the Rickcl Building, The Frogs never solved Rice's shot only 38 percent from the field. points and guard Adam Peakes game, no." This is the first match of the spring season. motion offense as the Owls shot 57 "One thing we pride ourselves on percent in the first half. The few is our defense and tonight everyone times the Owls missed, they were played aggressive defensively," Rice A&M hires offensive coordinator able to get offensive rebounds. Rice forward Torrey Andrews said. FAT ALBERTS Texas A&M head R.C. Slocum announced the hiring of Georgia passing coordinator and quarterbacks coach Steve F.nsminger. t =\ Ensminger replaces former offensive coordinator Hob Toledo, who was fired after the Aggies' 24-21 Cotton Bowl loss to Notre Dame. T\o" Under Lnsminger's guidance, Georgia quarterback Eric Zeier set new Georgia passing records this season. Dailey returns to action Means 35 Cent Pool All the Time! After missing most of Saturday's Baylor game, TCU senior power forward Eric Dailey returned to the lineup Wednesday night when the Foosball, Air Hockey, Video Games & Frogs played Rice. 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"But I imagine they'll A snapshot of the damage: be picking it up pretty quick. They'll •The death toll rose to 44 as hospi- Kaplan have a lot of time to practice." tal officials announced two more ASSOCIATED PRESS AMR's stock rose Wednesday, Motonsts ran into roadblocks and quake-related heart attack victims. finishing at $71.25, up $1.37/; per gives you 4 reasons to start detours around street fissures in the More than 4,200 people were FORT WORTH. Texas — Amer- share. San Fernando Valley, worst hit by injured. ican Airlines parent AMR Corp. said On Nov. 18, the 21,000-member the quake. Torrents of water from •Some 15,000 people lost their Wednesday it lost S253 million in the Association of Professional Flight training now for the April burst water mains, still unrepaired, homes, and 4,700 of them were stay- fourth quarter and SI 10 million for Attendants walked off the job after flooded streets hubcap-deep and traf- ing at 24 city shelters. An estimated the year, mostly because of a pre- contract negotiations with American fic lights remained lifeless. 4.000 dwellings were heavily dam- Thanksgiving strike by flight atten- broke down over pay, staffing, work West of downtown, motorists aged or destroyed, the American Red dants. rules and health benefits. The walk- negotiated around a collapsed sec- Cross said. The airline said the five-day walk- out ended after five days, when Pres- tion of Interstate 10. the nation's bus- •About 35,000 customers lacked out slashed profits by some S190 mil- ident Clinton got the two sides to MCAT. lion — more than the SI60 million agree to submit to binding arbitra- iest highway. natural gas; 40,000 households and Clinton came to Los Angeles to businesses were without water; and the company had expected. tion. survey the damage and ordered S45 52.000 lacked electrical power. The strike "turned the profit we The five days of the strike repre- Al Kaplan, yen dull have to wait iur our firsl class to get a head starl on the million for immediate freew-ay •The Small Business Administra- had generated earlier in the year into sented "a fairly modest percentage" \1< A I ()ur learning extras help raise your store as soon as sou enroll: repairs and debris removal, and addi- tion said it expected to lend more a loss for the year as a whole," AMR of American's total strike cost, AMR tional Small Business Administra- than S500 million to residents and chairman Robert Crandall said in a chief financial officer Michael news release. Durham said in a conference call O Kapbn 1 MCAT Diagnostic Test profiles you icorinj strengths tion money that would make merchants who suffered earthquake available S239 million in loans. Two damage. with reporters. ami weaknesses, so yotl CHI Ml your traininjj giuls magnitude-5.1 aftershocks rattled •The Federal Emergency Manage- "A strike is not like a rainshower, windows within two minutes of each ment Agency said it was ready to that its effects are gone when the rain © Kaplan's Home Study Notes mean you cm udec n wtth you. .Tm. strike is not like a other during Ins tour. ship tents, kitchens and bottled water stops. During the five days, all of the rainshower, that its effects people that were making airline Indexed, illustrated and reader luendly I JOO pages id seiente review "It's amazing." Clinton said, shak- to refugees camped out in city parks, are gone when the rain ing his head as he surveyed a col- lawns and shelters. reservations for the future — and Q Kaplan's Big Picture Videos make science hrush-ups lapsed section of the Simi Valley ■Mudslides were feared in neigh- stops. During the five there are hundreds of thousands of days, all of the people that people who make reservations every easy and engaging Freeway. borhoods already shaken by the Quake refugees in a makeshift quake and stripped of ground cover were making airline reser- day — were making reservations on Q Kaplan\ Audio/Video Learning Lab jivw you access u. ihe camp at a city park said they were by the autumn firestorms; the other carriers," Durham said. vations for the future . . . The strike may actually give a encouraged by the president's visit. National Weather Service was pre- were making reservations world's lareesi collection of MCA1 practice material*. "It gives me hope that he will do dicting a series of rainstorms will boost to the bottom lines of other car- something for us. for what's going on sweep the region starting Saturday. on other carriers." riers, which have not yet released All ilns before you even begin our classiessions! here." said Anasticio De La Rosa, 18. •Former President Reagan taped MICHAEL DURHAM, their earnings for the just-ended quarter. Some of American's biggest Ke.i.h to Kan 'i all The Reseda resident was camping on public service announcements for AMR chief financial officer a mattress at a city park. earthquake victims on behalf of the rivals reported stronger traffic fig- 817-735-4094 Work crews raced to fix the San Red Cross. Reagan's Bel-Air home, ures during the strike. Fernando Valley's two water aque- 12 miles from the quake epicenter, American lost about S340 million ducts before a vital reservoir ran dry. wasn't damaged, said Reagan AMR's chief financial officer said in revenue from the strike but offset API AN They also replaced a broken pipeline spokeswoman Cathy Busch. the stike has had no lingering effects that with about S50 million in sav- on the company's finances since the ings, such as lower fuel costs, for an RULES early part of January. after-tax earnings impact of SI90 For the three months ended Dec. million, Durham said. 31, AMR lost S3.55 per share on rev- Durham said the company hopes enues of S3.59 billion. During the an improving economy, ongoing same quarter of 1992, AMR lost restructuring and shrinking capacity S200 million, or S2.66 per share, on at American and the industry as a revenues of nearly S3.58 billion. whole will help boost 1994 results. 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