In Sports In Section 2 An Associated Collegiate Press Four-Star All-American Newspaper Delaware dogs Depardieu is Terriers, 49-14. Columbus in epic '1492' page 84 page 81 FREE TUESDAY Gov. Clinton seeks state's support Clinton urged De(awarean~ to have the courage .to change By Pamela Wiison investment. education by either a small Associ•te Nnn Editor Clinton called for a "real percentage of their income over WILMINGTON - Less than commitment to the educational time or through community 24 hours after the first 1992 system." service as teachers, police presidential debate, Gov. Bill · He said he wanted to open the officers, or health care workers, Clinton addressed over 5000 doors of college education for all he said. Delawareans Monday.afternoon. Americans by eliminating the Clinton referered to Sunday Clinton, wbo was greeted by wasteful student loan program night's debate saying that the large crowd cheering an4 and establishing a National "listening to President Bush talk waving signs which read, "Clinton Service Trust Fund. about government spending, I is number one in the debate and in This trust fund would allow Delaware," spoke of change for students to pay back their college see QINJON page A6 the country. "I don't seek a victory of a party in this election where both parties have to change. I seek a Local Democrats victory for the American people," Clinton said. However, earlier, Clinton 'sign' on with Bill turned red and chuckled when Sen. Joseph R. Biden, D-Del., pointed out that they were By Clare Lyons But, he never made it past standing in front of the Hercules Associate News Editor security at the president's rally Co. building filled with many WILMINGTON - Behind a because Bush officials would not local Republicans. sea of red, white and blue Bill let him through with the poster. "I hope to give the American Clinton signs, a Wilmin.gton Richardson said he dropped the people once again the personal resident stood waving a cartooned sign, but security would still not bond between the president and black and white poster which read: let him in, so he wenthome. the people," Clinton said. "Bush's economy will hit rock Richardson said, "I want Bush He said Americans need a bottom. Let Clinton take him by a out." change in tax policy, that would landslide." Homemade posters for Clinton promote investment and growth, Daniel Richardson Jr .. came were overwhelming at Monday's not tax and spend or trickle down· Monday to see Gov. Bill Clinton speech. economics. speak at H. Fletcher Brown Park Former Republicans announced He explained his tax policy holding the sign up with pride. here that. "Delaware Republicans would ask the wealthiest Richardson, with the same sign in for Clinton/Gore." Alljeri(;ans to pay a. little more in hand, saw Sen. AI Gore Jr. two Other supporters scrawleO m THE ltEVIEW /Mallmllhar. Gretldl taxes, but it would give them weeks ago and he trfed to see · red and _yeliow markers: "Stop! Arkansas Gov. Bill Cll~ton speaks· at H. Fletc-her Brown park in Wilmington Monday. Ointon's visit incentives to encourage President Bush last Monday. see LOCAL DEMOCRATS page A6 comes a week after President Bush spoke in Dover. 5tlll. Joseph R. Biden, D-Del., watches. Maryland Ku Klux Klan DeiTech solicits members in Newark studen.t Cecil County chapter distributes literature, attempts to recruit in critical· By Kenny Nager members, six dressed in white hoods picture of the Statue of Liberty City News Editor and robes, on Forest Lane, near the wearing a white hood. A local Maryland chapter of the Rodney Complex basketball courts. Doles said many Newark and condition Ku Klux Klan distributed literature About 75 observers watched as New Castle County residents have Sunday afternoon on West Main police used a metal _detector to scan expressed interests in the KKK. Newark man Street and Hillside Road in an effort each Klan member for weapons. "We've got probably a couple burns himself on to recruit members from the Newark Chris Salcedo, a 1992 university dozen applications and letters area. graduate, said, "This is comin_g _in from the Newark and electrical tower "We're just showing everyone embarrassing. New Castle area," Doles said. down here that we're alive and "It's their right to assemble but it "We're not just in Cecil County, well," said Chester Doles, the makes me sick," Salcedo said. we're going everywhere." By Kenny Nager City News Editor imperial wizard of the Cecil County, Brian Cavallucci (BE FR) said: "We're gonna be traveling Md., chapter of the KKK. "[The Klan) needs to grow up and around the United States," he said. A former university student was Newark Police Chief William A. come to reality. This isn't the "I think in a year we 'II be the listed in critical condition Monday Hogan said the group asked to 1800s." biggest Ku Klux Klan organization after he was severely burned at the demonstrate about a week and a half The Klan marched in a single-file in the United States of America." Delmarva Power Substation on ago. line until they reached the The Newark chapter of the Papermill Road at 12:30 a.ni. The City Council sent back a intersection of Hillside Road and Nation'al Association for the Friday, Newark Police said. letter stating that the Klan could West Main Street, where they broke Advancement of Colored People Matthew Kelley. 21, of the unit distribute their literature, but had to into four qifferent groups, one on (NAACP) held prayer vigils in block of Anderson Road, was abide by Newark ordinances which each comer. response to the Klan's visit. admitted to the Crozer Chester stated that the group could not block The Klan members then Andrew Haman, the third vice Medical Center Friday after being sidewalks and step into the roadway distributed four different fliers. The president of Newark's NAACP treated for bums at the Christiana to block traffic or litter. literature included an application for chapter, said the primary goal of the THE REVIEW /Lori Barbas Hospital Emergency room, a At about 2:55 p.m. Sunday, membership, a statement of the vigils was to divert people away A member of the Cecil County, Md. Ku Klux Klan offers information Medical Center spokeswoman said.~ Newark Police met about 33 Klan group's concerns, a poem.and a see KKK RAUY page A6 to pedestrians at West Main Street and Hillside Road Sunday. Kelley, a student at Delaware Technical and Community College, said Monday that he is in pain. "It really hurts when they change my bandages," Kelley said. "My doctor said that I will probably be in the hospital for one or two months. Touchdown! It depends how long it will take for my skin to grow back on my hands Two spectators propose marriage .to and legs." Police gave the following account girlfriends at Saturday's football game of the incident: Kelley climbed 15 feet up the By Jennifer Post ring as the crowd cheered. substation and sat between two St~fl II.Pporter · Deputy covered her mouth in transformers which carry a total of Saturday's Homecoming shock as tears streamed down her 12,000 volts. brought victory to the Blue Hens, face. "Oh my God! Yes!" she He was struck by the high voltage but they were not the only said. and was asked to come down by twO wiMers in the stadium. The couple embraced as the friends. While the Hens put their plays crowd cheered for them and the He said he was fine until he into action, former student scoreboard flashed, "She said touched an insulator with his right William Kelly used his own yes!" hand, which caused a flash and strategic methods for a personal Kelly, who planned the knocked him to the ground. win. proposal for a week, said this is "I never went unconscious but In addition to the 7-0· score at the first time this has been done at everything turned bright orange and the end of the first quarter, fans the Delaware stadium. I was shot about 15 feet into the air," also read "Lisa, will you marry He said he paid a $100 fee for Kelley said. me? Love, Will" across the advertising on the scoreboard, Police said Kelley then landed scoreboard. which was made possible by the headfirst onto the ground, causing 3 , THE RfVIEW /Lori b.-bit! Kelly, down on one knee, marketing director of the athletic laceration on the back of his head. • Unlvenlty alumnus, William Kelly, used the KDreboard to pop the question to his girlfriend presented Lisa Deputy, a 1988 department. Kelley said he is being treated for Usa Deputy. The couple set a tentatlw wedding date for the spring of 1994. graduate, with an engagement see PROPOS.\L page Ah burns on 30 percent of his body. mainly on his arms and legs, and received seven staples on his bead. ¥ • THE REVIEW • October 13, 1992 Students donate time · want to help people to do the same forme. and blood "'think of it u aa'Vin& a life." . More than 190 students donated blood Weclnesday and Indian students pursue Thursday at the fmt campus more education blood drive of the year, said Rick. Dumont, mobile supervisor for The people of India are forced the Blood Bank of Delaware. to pursue their education further The drive, which was held In due to their large population, said the Rodney Room of the Perkins a auest lecturer from India, Student Center, was sponsored by Wednesday.