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Serving the Starrs Community Since 1896 Vol. XCIII No. 24 The University of Connecticut Tuesday, October 10, 1989 70,000 march in Leipzig, vigil held in East Berlin BERLIN (AP) — Tens of thousands of demonstrators marched and shouted "We Need Freedom!" in Leipzig on Mon- day during the largest pro- democracy rally in East Ger- many since a 1953 workers' uprising, witnesses said. Protesters also held a vigil in East Berlin to demand demo- cratic reforms after a weekend of demonstrations across this hard-line Communist nation. On Saturday and Sunday, clashes broke out between po- lice and demonstrators with hundreds arrested, several in- juries, and one death reported by news organizations and witnesses. The government has issued no official toll. Christoph Wonneberger, pastor for the Lukas Lutheran Church in Leipzig, said "at least" 70,000 demonstrators marched in Leipzig on Monday night —Reuter photo Wonneberger said he was EAST BERLIN—Arrested people sit in an East German military truck after protests in central East Berlin. surprised by the restraint of police and paramilitary troops He said, "I consider this In a public statement, the stem a wave of refugees head- but cordoned off the downtown area, the witnesses said. ZDF who were deployed nearby. (police restraint) a very hopeful Leipzig party officials said, ing to the West. television said armored person- "Even though this demon- sign following the violence" in "We all need a free exchange of In Leipzig on Monday, the nel carriers also were seen in stration is the largest (since earlier demonstrations. ideas about how we should protesters marched after attend- the area. 1953), to our knowledge it Police clubbed pro-democ- continue socialism in our na- ing a traditional Monday In East Berlin, several thou- went off completely without racy protesters in six East tion," according to the church evening prayer service at St. sand demonstrators gathered in violence," he said in a tele- German cities over the weekend sources. Nicholas Lutheran Church, front of the Lutheran Gelhse- phone interview with West and an opposition leader said The country's communist witnesses said. mane Church for the pro- Germany's ZDF television that unless the government leadership celebrated East Ger- Throngs of people joined democracy vigil. West German network. eases its policies, violence may many's 40th anniversary over them along the way, they said. media reported. "Police have increase. the weekend with a visit by Among their slogans, the In 1953, Soviet forces shown restraint so far," radio Before the Leipzig march, Soviet President Mikhail Gor- Leipzig protesters on Monday crushed a workers' uprising. and television said. officials of the Leipzig Com- bachev and declared it would shouted "Democracy!" and "No Some Leipzig demonstrators Earlier Monday, 18 Lutheran munist Party promised pub- not change its tough stand. violence!" said the witnesses, even "began conversations with Church leaders issued an appeal licly they would push for an West Germany and other who spoke on condition of paramilitary troops" after the in East Berlin calling on East open dialogue between citizens Western countries have also anonymity. crowd started dispersing by Germany's government to ap- and the government, church pressed East Germany in past A larger number of police mid-evening, Wonneberger prove broad democratic reforms. said. sources said months to make reforms to officers did not stop the march Judge rejects motion to dismiss lawsuit STAMFORD (AP) — A state judge has ruled that General Dynamics Corp. can't block a lawsuit filed against it by Norden Systems by claiming immunity from legal action under the nation's national security laws. "A private party cannot claim the privilege which protects mili- tary and state secrets," Stamford Superior Court Judge Nicholas A. Cioffi said in his decision. The judge said only the federal government can invoke national security privileges in protecting itself from lawsuits. Norden, a subsidiary of Hartford-based United Technologies Corp., filed a lawsuit against General Dynamics in April after Norden was dropped from a top-secret program to develop a new generation of Navy jet fighters. General Dynamics, based in St. Louis, is the prime contractor for the $4 billion Advanced Tactical Aircraft, or A-12, program. It had awarded a $114 million subcontract to Norden in January 1988 to develop an in-air radar system for the jet fighter. Nobel Prize winners J. Michael Bishop (1) and Harold E. Varmus. — UPI photo Two U.S. cancer researchers win Nobel Prize in San Francisco. They origi- When reporters swarmed to SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The 50-member Nobel As- said. his home early in the morning, nally published their prize- Two University of California sembly of the Karolinska Varmus called the research a Varmus had said he only winning indings in 1976. cancer researchers won the No- Institute, Sweden's largest and "cornerstone in understanding wished he could use the Nobel Bishop said winning the bel Prize in medicine Monday oldest medical university, cited the genetic mosaic of cancer." money to buy tickets to the and immediately reaped the Bishop and Varmus for their "The basic idea that we award was "surreal," while sold-out championship game perquisites of success: box discovery that cancer genes in helped establish is that cancer Varmus it was startling when between the San Francisco Gi- seats at the National League certain viruses are altered forms has its origins in genes that the telephone began ringing at ants and the Chicago Cubs at baseball playoffs. of normal animal genes. normally do us some good. But 4 a.m. Candlestick Park. "We're off to the game — The research helped scientists after they become abnormal But his alarm quickly turned A short time later, he re- just got tickets," a jubilant J. understand how cancer begins, through mutation, they cause a to exultation, especially when ceived four free tickets com- Michael Bishop said shortly and it "widened our insight into role in cancer," he said. the $469,000 award — to be pliments of the San Francisco after he and Harold E. Varmus the complicated signal systems The two scienists are col- split between the two — began Examiner, U.C. spokesman learned that they had won this which govern the normal leagues at the University of paying off in unexpected ways. Robert Sanders said. year's prize. growth of cells," the assembly California School of Medicine page 2 The Daily Campus, Tuesday, October 10, 1989 AROUND THE WORLD Shuttle heads Abortion protests aimed at for legal battle Florida state representative TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) sit on the launch pad if CAPE CANAVERAL(AP) — — A first-term state necessary to halt the launch. The countdown for this week's representative and physician is planned launch of space shuttle Attorneys for the space in the center of Florida's abor- Atlantis began Monday as agency and three citizens' tion storm this week because NASA headed for a court groups are to present oral he's the only legislator who showdown with anti-nuclear arguments Tuesday before U.S. performs abortions, making activists seeking to stop the District Judge Oliver Gasch in him a lightning rod for flight because of its Washington. plutonium-powercd payload. The launch opponents protests. Ben Graber even gets hate If a federal judge approves, contend that an explosion on Atlantis is to blast off at 1:29 liftoff could spread cancer- mail. p.m. Thursday with five causing plutonium over a large "They need something to marshal their forces around," he astronauts who are to dispatch area of east-central Florida. said of abortion opponents. the Galileo spacecraft with its NASA officials argue the nuclear generators on the start The obstetrician-gynecologist's two nuclear generators aboard Pompano Beach women's of a six-year journey to Jupiter. the Galileo spacecraft have A band of 25 protesters clinic drew a raucous demon- been thoroughly tested and that stration Saturday, three days demonstrated Monday at the flying them poses minimal before the state Legislature was Kennedy Space Center, played health and environmental risks. out a mock death scene, and to begin a special session on Similar devices have flown on abortion called by Gov. Bob vowed that if they are turned 22 other U.S. spacecraft Martinez. down by the court, they will without a problem. "They were frustrated by the (Florida) Supreme Court deci- Nobel Prize contested sion. They decided to make me PARIS (AP) — A French researcher who worked for the two the target, an ideal situation Americans honored Monday with the Nobel Prize for medicine said with the legislative session he did the work on their project and should have at least shared the coming up," Graber said Mon- award. day. The state Supreme Court last "I am very disappointed," said Dr. Dominique Stehelin, a director —UPI photo of research for the National Center for Scientific Research at the week cited the state privacy law to strike down a 1988 statute TALLAHASE, FLA.—Members of the Capitol's Pasteur Institute in Lille. "I find all that very unfair and rotten." security force meet outside the chambers of the J. Michael Bishop and Harold E. Varmus won the Nobel Prize in requiring minors to get parental consent for abortion, uphold a Florida House of Representatives. medicine for their discovery of a family of genes that has helped Court's July 3 ruling uphold- tients, none there for abortions, scientists understand how cancer develops. Bishop and Varmus woman's unrestricted right to abortion in the first trimester, ing Missouri state restrictions were jostled by a 200-strong work in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology at the on abortions, making Florida crowd and others were scared University of California School of Medicine in San Francisco. and emphasize individual pri- vacy rights in abortion deci- the first state since then to call away. Graber says he performs The 50-member Nobel Assembly of the Karolinska Institute in two or three abortions a week Sweden cited the researchers "for their discovery of the cellular sion-making. a session devoted to abortion. origin of retro viral oncogenes." The governor acted within At Saturday's demonstration, and only as part of his practice. In 1976, Bishop and Varmus "published the remarkable weeks of the U.S. Supreme Graber said several of his pa- conclusion that the oncogene in the virus did not represent a true viral gene, but instead was a normal cellular gene," the citation said. Cancer viruses cause cancer with the help of animal genes that U.S. will continue chemical have become incorporated into the viruses. The animal gene? normally help control the regular growth of cells. But when the weapons production genes become part of viruses, they can trigger the uncontrolled cell growth that typifies cancer tumors. WASHINGTON (AP) — The administration official, stockpiles would be destroyed The United States will speaking on condition of over the next two years, if "all continue producing chemical anonymity, said the treaty nations capable of building Where the money is weapons over a 10-year language has not been agreed chemical weapons sign that NEW YORK (AP) — Metromedia Co. Chairman John Werner phaseout period even after an upon, and that the United total ban treaty." Kluge is worth an estimated $5.2 billion, but he had to back into international treaty is signed to States wants to be able to keep first place on Forbes magazine's annual list of the 400 richest rid the world of all poison gas its stockpiles up to date even The U.S. stockpile currently Americans. stockpiles, an administration as it scales them down. consists of "unitary" weapons, Kluge displaced Sam Walton, head of the Wal-Mart stores official said today. President Bush, in a speech many of which are leaking and discount chain, who divided his $9 billion fortune among himself to the United Nations on Sept. deemed unsafe, and newer and his four children and ended a four-year reign as Forbes' The text of a global treaty 25, said once a global treaty is "binary" weapons which use wealthiest person. being negotiated by about 40 signed, the United States will two components to make them nations in Geneva proposes Among other notables on the list released Monday, developer destory 98 percent of its lethal. that all production activities be Donald Trump compounded his already considerable fortune and chemical weapons over an Congress has instructed the financiers Michael Milken and Carl Icahn joined the billionaires stopped immediately and that eight-year period, if the Soviet administration to destroy the club. the plants be rendered Union did the same. unitary weapons as the newer inoperable. Overall, Forbes' richest are worth an estimated total of about Bush said the remaining binary weapons are produced. $269 billion, up nearly $50 billion from the previous year, a 22 percent increase that substantially outpaced last year's 4.4 percent inflation rate. Tass confirms UFO sighting That total wealth would come just short of bailing out the MOSCOW (AP) — It was a close encounter of policy of glasnost — greater openness — feel nation's failed savings and loans over the next 30 years, the cost of the Communist kind. free now to hype incredible stories that seem which was estimated by Congress at $285 billion. Towering, tiny-headed humanoids from outer more at home in the supermarket tabloids of the The list appears in the Oct. 23 edition of Forbes and is based on space landed their UFO in the Russian city of West. Recent examples have included other estimated holdings as of Sept. 8. Voronezh and emerged for a promenade around accounts of UFOs, sightings of abominable the park, spreading fear among residents. snowman-type creatures, and a tale about a young At least that's what the official Tass news mystic who goes into a trance and flies about the CORRECTION: agency said Monday. cosmos. A rash of mystics and ESP-artists also have invaded state TV. The photo on the front page of yesterday's Daily Tass, contributing to a string of weird tales that have crept into the formerly stuffy state- According to Monday's Tass report, a large Campus was improperly credited to Suzanne controlled media in recent months, said in a shining ball or disk was seen hovering over the Brookcr. The photo should have been credited to park by Voronezh residents. They saw the UFO Chris Misuraca straight-faced report that Soviet scientists vouched for the UFO's landing. land and up to three creatures similar to humans "Scientists have confirmed that an unidentified emerge, accompanied by a small robot, Tass said. flying object recenUy landed in a park in the "The aliens were three or even four meters (9- l!Sl'S12958000O Russian city of Voronezh," Tass said. "They 12 feet) tall, but with very small heads," the Second Class Postage paid ai Storrs, Conn. 06268. Published have also identified the landing site and found news agency quoted witnesses as saying. "They at the Daily Campus, Box U-189. Monday through Friday traces of aliens who made a short promenade walked near the ball or disc and then disappeared 9/12-12/9, 1/26-5/S. about the park." inside." Telephone: 429-9384. A Tass duty officer, contacted Monday evening The report resembled a story last summer in Postmaster: Send Form 3579 to The Daily Campus, 11 Dog by telephone, refused to identify the reporter who Lane, Storrs, Conn. 06268. The Daily Campus is an the daily newspaper Socialist Industry, which associate member of the Associated Press which is exclusively sent the dispatch from Voronezh, but stood by carried an alleged "close encounter" between a entitled to reprint material published within. the story. "It is not April Fool's today," he said. milkmaid and an alien in Central Russia's Perm The Soviet media, unleashed by the Kremlin's region. The Daily Campus, Tuesday, October 10, 1989 page 3 = News American University reopens during cease-fire BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — was hit several times by ar- Shiite Moslem architecture founded 123 years ago by year-old Belgian doctor study- Hundreds of students returned tillery fire, causing "extensive student, said: "I'm very happy Protestant missionary Daniel ing public health, said: "I've to campus Monday when the damage ...that has now been to be back. Let's hope it'll Bliss of New England, made it been waiting for this day. I American University of Beirut repaired." last." impossible for students to take only need two more months to reopened after being closed for "Everything's in place. The Many students and other res- examinations. finish my master's." six months, its longest shut- faculty and students are here," idents of Beirut share her "I hope this semester won't The reopening coincided with down since the sectarian civil he said. Syrian troops and doubts about the durability of a be interrupted, because I have resumption of classes at scores war began 14 years ago. Lebanese police in red berets cease-fire that began Sept. 22. to begin my master's degree of schools that were forced to "The whole family's back," checked student ID cards at the The truce, arranged by the Arab next semester," said Ghada close because of the shelling. said Radwan Mawlawi, three gates of the tree-lined League, stopped an artillery Kahtan, 27, an agricultural Education officials estimated spokesman for AUB, the alma campus overlooking the war that began March 8 be- student. 800,000 children and university mater of the Arab world's elite Mediterranean in Moslem west tween the Christian army units Ms. Khatan, a Sunni students returned to school and once the most admired Beirut of Gen. Michel Aoun and a Moslem, has endured many in- Monday. university in the Middle East. "Beirut's life is throbbing Moslem alliance led by Syrian terruptions in her education American University of The cafeteria was packed again now that the university soldiers. because of the war, in which Beirut has produced at least with students, who hugged has reopened," said a policeman More than 900 people were more than 150,000 Lebanese three Lebanese presidents, 10 each other and renewed friend- who strolled through the cam- killed and nearly 3,000 have been killed. "I hope I'll prime ministers, more than ships. Others jammed the pus. wounded in the artillery battles, graduate this time," she said. 100 Cabinet ministers and am- campus post office, checking It was not known how many among the most savage of the "Let's hope this cease-fire's bassadors, and several guerrilla their accumulated mail. of the 5,000 students returned civil war. genuine." leaders. It is chartered under the Mawlawi said the campus on Monday. Ghada Sheib, a Closure of the university. Marleen de Tavernier, a 29- laws of New York state. Ex-Communist head to lead Hungary's new party BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) The selection was expected Reformers associate it with the Socialist Party. Founding The Socialist Party was de- —Members of Hungary's re- to exacerbate anxieties among the indoctrination practices of documents describe the new scribed as "an organization in vamped ruling party today some reformists who want a traditional Marxist-Leninist party as one with Euro-Com- the Marxist spirit ... totally adopted a manifesto pledging to clean break from the past and communist parties. munist and Socialist leanings, committed to democracy." bring democracy to the nation who worry that the new party Along with Nyers, the top committed to a free market All members of the old party and then chose the head of the will not differ substantially candidates to lead the new party economy and a parliamentary are automatically members of defunct Communist Party as from its predecessor. were Premier Miklos Nemeth democracy. the new one and can continue their leader. Tension was reported and Imre Pozsgay, both re- In a vote today earlier taken to remain so by stating their Delegates told reporters they following a decision by dele- formers. Unlike Nyers, they by a show of hands, delegates agreement with its democratic chose Rezsoe Nyers as presi- gates Sunday to continue al- supported keeping politics overwhelmingly approved a principles. dent of the Hungarian Socialist lowing party politics in the separate from the workplace. manifesto calling for "a The document creating the Party after key reformists workplace. It has been a com- Nyers was chairman of the constitutional state based on a Socialist Party said it supports reluctantly shelved their reser- mon practice for communists Hungarian Socialist Workers multiparty system, where the the concept of private and state vations to avoid a possible to hold meetings and conduct Party, or Communist Party, source of power is the will of property and "the development split within the party. political courses for employees which was disbanded Saturday the people expressed in free of a ... multiparty parliamen- Nyers, who is considered a in the workplace. at the congress and replaced by elections." tary democracy." moderate, will lead the party during the campaign for the Sams Day D»llv*ryIII first free national elections in 41 years. 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The auditors were told than $40 million were ap- uments that suggests political made in the final month of the apparent rush to spend the the government was legally proved in the final month of favoritism was involved in the 1988 fiscal year — those for money before it was transferred bound to fund nearly all of fiscal 1988 — out of about year-end loan approvals. How- more than $500,000 — and to another program, according them. $100 million budgeted for the ever, auditors raised questions found that 11 were approved on to auditors and agency docu- "Where commitments were entire fiscal year — including about the management of the the final day. In all 19 cases, ments. made they were honored, but $35.3 million on Sept. 30, multifamily loan program, the obligations, totaling $29 Most of the Section 312 (HUD) will not be making 1988, the final day of the bud- saying department officials ig- million, were improper because multifamily housing loans conditional commitments in get year, according to HUD nored regulations requiring the necessary approval require- were approved despite incom- the future," said Housing and records. proper documentation and other ments had not been met, the plete applications or process- Urban Development During that eight-hour work checks. auditors concluded last month. day, 107 loans ranging from Those criticisms mirror oth- A subsequent review of HUD $15,000 to $6.1 million for ers levied at HUD by auditors records by The Associated conversion of a Spokane, and congressional investigators Press found that 130 loans to- Wash., hotel were approved, who blame lax agency man- taling $40.8 million were ap- New! the records show. agement for many of the prob- proved in September 1988, all Seven of the loans approved lems being exposed in but 23 of them, totaling $5.5 that month, including the one congressional hearings and in- million, on the final day.
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The other show, by last week that contains a wa- to shift public attention from bathtub and make clothing promises to strike a balance artist Andres Serrano, featured a tered-down version of the the Mappleihorpe-Serrano con- from sheet metal. between free-wheeling artistic photograph of a crucifix sub- Helms proposal. troversy to the endowment's freedom and respect for the merged in a container of urine. Hoping to avoid becoming largely overlooked "good But Livingston L. Biddle, public's trust. In a surprise move, Jesse embroiled in the controversy, works" in underwriting artistic who drafted the legislation that The worst political crisis in Helms, R-N.C, won Senate Washington's Corcoran Gallery excellence. created the arts endowment in the NEA's 24-year history be- approval to prohibit spending of Art canceled plans to display "We have a very fine line to 1965 and served as NEA gan earlier this year when con- federal funds on "obscene and the traveling Mapplethorpe ex- walk here between continuing chairman under President servative members of Congress indecent" art or any work that hibition last July, but the artistic freedom and main- Carter, said "there has been were outraged to discover that "denigrates, debases or reviles" move backfired disastrously. taining the public trust, when nothing in my experience like $45,000 in endowment funds anybody on the basis of race, The venerable museum suf- you're using taxpayer dollars," the firestorm that erupted" over had been used to support two creed, sex, handicap, age or na- fered artist boycotts, the res- said Frohnmayer, a former Mapplethorpe and Serrano. exhibitions they found offen- tional origin. ignation of the museum's chief chairman of the Oregon State sive. His amendment to the arts curator, loss of a $1.5 million Arts Commission. Biddle is confident the Helms bequest from artist Lowell The endowment is no controversy won't inhibit the Nesbitt, a plunge in staff stranger to political contro- endowment's nurturing of PAROUSIA PRESS morale and a tarnishing of the versy. It rebuffed allegations artistic freedom, but he sees an affirmation of John Milton's WORD PROCESSING CENTER warning that freedom involves Statewide Search responsibility. Offset Printing • FAX "What has emerged is a cau- Copying • Supplies (D t£dr(B iFtttD tionary signal to the en- CONNECTICUT U.S.A. 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We're still a State Senator or Representative For details and 1254 Storrs Roa-d applications see your campus advisor listed below (Rti. 195) new and we need to know what TTie Marketplace or write to Directors, internship Program, YOU want us to carry - Please Storrs,„„,,,, CT.r.,,^ Legislative Office Building,State Capitol, Hartford, CT 06106 come in and talk to us - we want CAMPUS RDUIS0R: Professor John Rourke to help!t UConn Co-op"s Campus Lifestyle Store Political Science Department Monteith Hall The Daily Campus, Tuesday, October 10, 1989 page 7 Arts 'This Old House' hires new host, Steve Thomas CONCORD, Mass. (AP) — places later this week. phone call, she mentioned that wanted to become completely or not 'they'd even want me Some might think a television Vila's departure prompted a Vila's job was open and sug- self-reliant-" for it." show about home renovation flurry of more than 400 video- gested Thomas apply for the tapes and resumes from people job. His desire to learn ancient Once he was hired, Thomas would be as exciting as navigation led him to a master watching paint dry. But PBS' vying for the job. About half Ten days and one screen test said he stuck close to the the applicants were television later, Thomas — who navigator in Micronesia who show's creator and producer, "This Old House" has long spoke only Satawalese. since proved that Americans professionals. Others had little combines Heyerdahl's sailing Russell Morash, and operated more than rudimentary carpen- zeal with Emerson's Thomas learned the language on "fear and adrerut'.nc." He has love to watch other people fix enough to understand the navi- up fixer-uppers. try credentials and a pickup philosophical self-reliance and done eight shows so far and truck. A concert pianist and a Redford's telegenic good looks gator during a yearlong said he has grown more com- Now "This Old House" has apprenticeship. this new host: Steve Thomas, brain surgeon were among — had the job. fortable in front of the camera. those interested. Thomas has supported He later wrote "The Last an eclectic blend of Thor Thomas said Morash talked Heyerdahl, Ralph Waldo But the man who won the himself since college by Navigator" about the experi- job never applied. Thomas, avoiding the office and desk ence. It became a segment for about a "10-year commitment Emerson and Robert Redford. and that sounded fine to me." who had almost no on-camera grind. He grew up in Southern PBS' "Adventure" series. PBS officials hope that He calls the job, with its July Thomas, 36, an expert sailor, television experience, was in California, where he learned to Thomas said he spent a sail and surf early. He also weekend considering the "This to March shooting schedule, carpenter, world traveler and northwest Alaska researching ide:' ror a writer and craftsman. writer, will dispel the whiff of his new book on the Arctic learned home renovation first- Old House" job — and whether scandal that hovered over the during the search for Vila's hand from his father, who fixed show when its original host. successor. up houses and sold them. WHUS Today He had returned to the After college, he sailed and Bob Vila, left over a conflict of Tuesday October 9, 1989 interest. 1836 Colonial revival house he raced extensively around the 6a.m. New Voices/Information The popular Vila began as shares with his wife and 3-year- world. During a 1979 voyage old son on Boston's North between the Galapagos and the 7a.m. Morning Wake up-Robin Mickctt co-host of the show with mas- New Vo.ces/Information ter carpenter Norm Abram 11 Shore and was in the middle of Marquesas Islands in the re- 10a.m. his own renovation project — mote Pacific without electronic 11a.m. Focus on Jazz years ago. He left after last 3p.m. Afternoon Rock-Laurin Klllian season when an underwriter constructing skylights — when navigation instruments, 6p.m. New Voici s/Information withdrew funding in a dispute he got a call from WGBH Thomas lost the nautical 7p.m. Face the M\ sic-Melinda Pierce over Vila's commercial en- publicist Daphne Noyes. equivalent of an odometer and Noyes was calling about had to rely on his eyes to mea- 10p.m. New Voices n Music dorsements. 11p.m. Nite Music-Nistor Cabrera The show is produced at Thomas' film "The Last Navi- sure the speed of the boat. gator," which aired on PBS "I found I could do it accu- la.m. Nile Music-Scott Carson WGBH-TV in Boston and is 2a.m. Free Form-Mike Quinn and Jesse Corn broadcast more than 500 times stations in July. But during the rately," he recalled. "I decided I a week by 315 PBS stations across the country, reaching 15 -At" ^».W^>l.O^! million viewers and standing as public television's highest- rated half-hour show. 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Catherine Keating Kevin Fraser Sports Photography The China crisis Celebration Is usually withheld for a time of rejoicing. However, in China last week, thousands of forced performers and invited guests gathered in Tienanmen square to celebrate 40 years under communism. Whether or not one considers this a chance for rejoicing is another story. Communism has undoubtedly brought change to a country that was in desperate need of it. Mao Tse-Tung was able to bring his enormous population from the depths of poverty and starvation into a time where there is now adequate food and housing. George Will Educational reforms have also brought an increasing literacy rate over the last 40 years. The Orioles' best defense On the other hand, hard line communism, as the Chinese have practiced, has also is a little offence subjugated intelligent thinkers and movers in favor of a pre-determined path. The very fact that thousands of armed soldiers were TORONTO—Concision and wrote instead: "...and I have Speed serves defense, which stationed around the revelers attests to the simplicity can be elements of withdrawn the troops." By improves pitching: Pitchers fear that still exists that another pro- eloquence, as Jamie Quirk replacing the passive tense become aggressive, putting the showed when he said, "I'm a with the first-person pronoun, ball in the strike zone, democracy demonstration will suddenly professional catcher." Those Eisenhower stepped up to the counting on fleet fielders to erupt. Is it that the Chinese government words in context revealed one pitch: He took responsibility. catch it. still perceives a revolutionary atmosphere reason why it is right for Quirk was like Ike. Defense is baseball's that could at any moment spread to their grown-ups to play, and care Quirk is, in baseball's underappreciated (by fans, not precious invited guests? about, baseball games. evocative language, a baseball people) dimension. A government without its people's support With one out in the eight journeyman. His travels took Players spend more time with eventually grows weak and falters. The inning of their 160th game, the him to the Royals, Cardinals, leather on their hands than with demonstrations In China is the West's first Baltimore Orioles were leading White Sox, Indians, Royals wood in their hands. The 1989 the Toronto Blue Jays 1-0 and again, Athletics and Yankees Orioles were the second team concrete proof that support for the were five outs from tying them before he arrives in Baltimore in history to have fewer than government is waning. It is at this moment for first place in the American in mid-season, in time to 90 errors. Their fielding that we should seize the opportunity to League East. But a Blue Jay vivify the axiom that sport percentage (.98602) was the promote democracy in China. Perhaps 50 runner was on third. The reveals as well as builds best ever. years from now western diplomats will be Orioles' pitcher was a rookie character. He may not be back "When you've been around who has, as baseball people in Baltimore next year, but he seven or eight years," said Cal able to rejoice at 40 years of democratic is a nice emblem of this year. freedoms in China if we seize the moment. say, a knee-buckling curve. Ripken, the shortstop, during Quirk called for a curve low After beginning the 1988 this his eighth season, "you and away. It was too much of season with a record 21 might think twice about both. It went in the dirt, consecutive losses and going making a diving catch on bounced to the screen, the on to lose 107, the 1989 gravel and sliding into the Give us a break runner scored. The Blue Jays Orioles relied heavily on wall. But at this stage of our Why do all midterms have to occur at the won in the eleventh. hungry rookies and some young players' development, same time? It's bad enough students play a The official scorer called it a veterans who had been given they don't think about it." constant game of catch-up just to keep wild pitch. Quirk called it a up on by other teams. (Quirk Ripken is not exactly current. The average student, if they want passed ball: "A major-league had been released nine times.) Methuselah. He will be 29 on catcher has to block that The 1989 Orioles, who were in opening day 1990. This is to graduate in a prescribed time, typically ball....I should have blocked the hunt until the last weekend takes five, three credit courses per awfully far away. Today, it....I'm a professional of the season, are called baseball, the sport that semester. Is it really possible to perform at catcher." Maybe he should "overachievers." Meaning combines, better than any have, maybe not. Two things what? They achieved more than other, team play and personal a peak level when all five professors are certain. One is that America they were "supposed" to? Who announce that their exams will all fall on accountability, is coming to its would be immeasurably are these supporters who lay autumn crescendo, beyond the same week? improved if more Americans— down the law about other which stretches.... Entering college, one advisor stated that teachers, workers, journalists, people's limits? Jonathan Yardley says there the average ratio of homework to class everyone—had Quirk's Baseball teams often reflect exacting standards of are only two seasons, baseball hours is roughly two to one. Whether this is their cities. The Cubs have the season and the Void. When, craftsmanship and edgy insecurity of The Second true or not is debatable. What is true is that accountability. The other is toward the end of this season, when exam time arrives, everybody spends City. The Mets and Yankees George Bush was asked who he that Quirk, who will be 35 this are pure New York: Chaos that little bit more time to prepare than for month, did a manly thing in thought would win the leavened by recriminations. American League East, he said, a normal class period. To achieve a trying to block blame from Baltimore is just reaching a 22-year-old pitcher. "I've given up on the maximum level of response from students, just a nice town built around Rangers." Good thinking. The it would be helpful if some professors gave In the hours before D-Day, basics—a harbor, some Rangers are in die AL West. their midterms Just a little earlier or later General Eisenhower drafted a manufacturing. The Orioles than the regular time. This would statement to be issued if the rebuilt around baseball's Mr. President, read invasion failed. First he wrote: basics, speed and defense. Baltimore's lips: The 1990 AL undoubtedly allow the student to better "Our landings in the East champions open at home, absorb a single classes material without the Frank Robinson—Hall of 40 miles from your front Cherbourg-Havre area have Famer, 1989 Manager of the pressure of juggling four other exams at the failed to gain a satisfactory porch, April 2, the end of the Year (surely) and all-star Void. same time. foothold and the troops have aphorist—says: "Speed comes Professors, please consider this for next been withdrawn." But then he to the ballpark every day. The George Will is a syndicated Ume, o.k.? struck the last six words and three-run home run does not" columnist. The Daily Campus, Tuesday, October 10, 1989 page 9 Mike Royko Daily Campus Chicago's victory Letters Policy It's official. The sad and humbling verdict is in. Cub fans are obnoxious and Chicago lacks sophistication. This judgement comes to us from those most dapper of all The Daily Campus Wei- dandies, the suave and worldly members of the San Francisco press. The reason we're obnoxious is that there are so many of us, not Conies all tetters and view only in Chicago but all over the country. points. All letters must he And this irritates Lowell Cohn, who writes for the San Francisco typed and double-spaced Chronicle. and should be between He sniffs: "No way can the Giants be heroes if they beat up the 200-500 words in length. lovable, adorable, cuddly Cubbies. Even if they win the All letters are subject to championship series, the Giants lose in the public's consciousness, editing on the basis of size, and somehow, that just doesn't seem fair." grammar, libel, and good True, but nobody said life was fair. It it were, the Cubs' last taste. - pennant year wouldn't be 1945. For that matter, if life were fair, All letters must include San Francisco wouldn't have stolen the Giants from New York. However, I'll try to explain to the irate Lowell Cohn why there name, signature, and are so many Cub fans. phone number. The phone For one thing, it's the nature of Americans to cheer for an number is for verification underdog. And no mutt has been under as often as the Cubs. {purposes only and will not Second, Cub games are broadcast on WGN-TV, a supcrchannel, be printed. A name can be that is seen on cable all over the country. So the Cubs have been withheld solely on the adopted by millions of people in small towns and rural areas that consent of the editor. have no team of their own. The Da ily Campus is not But is that bad? Better that they watch Andre Dawson than San responsible for the return Francisco's Sister Boom Boom, the only nun I've known to wear a of any letter. Send to: mustache. Letters to the Editor, The Now let us take the question of sophistication. Daily Campus, 11 Dog The peevish Lowell Cohn also wrote: "The big difference between San Francisco and Chicago is we're sophisticated and you're not. Lane, Storrs, Ct., 06269. Sure, you're a city of big shoulders. But we're a city with a head attached that has a working brain." As long as you've mentioned your brain, some trivia: Stanford University, just outside of your brainy town, has had 13 Nobel Prize winners. The University of California at Berkeley has had 15. Very nice. But the University of Chicago has had 57 Nobels. Cody Shearer Put that in your skull and rattle it around, kid. In fairness, though, the University of San Francisco has never won a Nobel Prize but it did give us Quintin Dailey, basketball star and sex offender. New fight over pharmaceutical Cohn goes on to say: "We know that chardonnay goes with poached salmon, and we order dishes like fettucine Alfredo or veal picatta.M abortion raises questions Chardonnay? It depends on the sauce, of course. I prefer a good WASHINGTON—Hurt by anaesthetic, are destined to Post. "I can't believe that the Chablis, but it might be too dry for you. news reports that say a make this procedure more medical community of this As for fettucine Alfredo, I confess that it is seldom ordered in majority of Americans support controversial and appealing country...would allow a small Chicago. That's because it's an outdated culinary clichi. As Tony a woman's right to choose than ever before. group of people to keep a drug Mantuano, chef of Chicago's Spiaggia, says: "It is done in one abortion, National Right to A year ago, the Roussel which has such promise out of restaurant in Rome that caters to ugly, American tourists. If he Life Committee (NRLC) Pharmaceutical Company in the U.S. I know the feminist thinks that is Italian food, maybe he is in that category. For pasti;, leaders intend to seek France was granted a license to community will not allow it." I'd suggest lobster-filled black pasta triangles." legislation that would outlaw distribute the abortion method It's not likely that the Veal piccata? I seldom order that, either, although I had some last all abortions which are sued as Mifegyne (its brand name). abortion pill will reach week in North Carolina. a means of birth control. Since it became available at the pharmaceutical counters in the And from Herb Caen, San Francisco's most popular columnist, NRLC has asked its state beginning of the year, 800 U.S. anytime soon. But its we get: directors to draft legislation license centers in France have increasing popularity is "Chicago, city of wide vistas and broad butts. It has size... but that would mandate parental distributed the pills, making it destined to make the abortion little of San Francisco's elegance and style. involvement when minors seek one of the principal methods of pill experience less daunting 'The city is resolutely plain with plain folks eating plain food an abortion; father's rights; abortion among French and traumatic than a several here on the plains of America."* banning public funding; and women. It is currently used in hour stay in a hospital or I will not respond to the "broad butts" remark, although butts requiring women be told of the a third of all abortions in clinic. When news of the would seem an inappropriate subject to be broached by a San pros and cons of abortion. France and is about to be abortion pill reachers young Franciscan. Anti-abortionists have marketed elsewhere in Western women here, they're liable to As to our plainness and fondness for plain chow, I can't totally adopted this strategy as a result Europe. pressure the Food and drug disagree. We can't always dine on fresh foie gras with fresh truffle, of the Supreme Court's Mifegyne is a synthetic Administration (FDA) for its radicchio, haricots verts and walnut dressing; rabbit ballotine, decision last year to give states steroid which acts as an anti- immediate availability, further stuffed with sweetbreads, or a magret of mallard duck, with more room to regulation progesterone by blocking the complicating a messy path for cranberry glaze and black-current-vinegar sauce. It would be too abortion services. But are progesterone receptors in the the right to lifers. The pro- much on a regular basis. Sometimes a simple cassoulet hits the modern women's lifestyles and lining of the womb. This choicers say the abortion pill is spot. changes in modern medicine makes the womb walks break the moral property of women. But it's all available. That's because Chicago, as any national consistent with NRLC's down, mimicking a The anti-abortionists suggest restaurant critic will tell you, has a greater variety and more world- strategy? Or is a wider schism spontaneous abortion, rather otherwise. class restaurants that San Francisco can even dream of. And between pro-choicers and anti- like a heavy period. * * » unsophisticated as we are, we know which fork to use. abortionists about to be drawn? The major disadvantage of Among other things last Yet, who am I to differ with newsmen form San Francisco? After Study after study has shown the pill is that it usually week, President Bush did all, during the past 30 years the San Francisco papers have won a that three-quarters of all women involves two stages. Women "bilats," which is the stunning total of one Pulitzer Prize, while Chicago papers picked who receive abortions cite have to make two separate diplomatic term for bilateral up a mere 25. interruption of school or career visits to a hospital over a meetings with heads of state Despite these minor differences, I concede that San Francisco is as one of the primary reasons period of 48 hours, within 63 which last no more than 10 the queen-city of sophistication. for having the operation. days of their last period. The minutes. True, it has nothing to compare with our Chicago Symphony. Another stated cause is not second visit if for an injection At a New York hotel, Bush We are a close second only to New York in exciting and original having enough money to which speeds the expulsion of received a succession of minor theater. Our architecture, old and new, makes Frisco look like a support a child. None of these the fertilized egg from th world leaders at eight minute whistle-stop. Our literary tradition (Ernest Hemingway, Carl judgements seem likely to womb. At present, the pill can intervals. During one of these Sandburg, Saul Bellow, Nelson Algren, Gwendolyn Brooks, Studs change soon. only be used during the first sessions with the President of Terkel, and on and on), makes the queen-city look like a remedial Meanwhile, the potential three months of pregnancy. Guatemala, Vinicio Cerezo, the English class. widespread use of the abortion "It can help save so many President's National Security But they are sophisticated. Only this summer, the Giants came to pill, already in circulation in lives that we are determined to Adviser, Brent Scowcroft, fell town and demonstrated their sophistication by creeping up on a France, suggests further build a network both nationally asleep. As Cerezo prepared to statue of Civil War General Sheridan, and spray-painting the complications and new and internationally, to insure leave, Bush kicked Scowcroft. genitals of his horse. challenges for the anti- that its research and Could it be that the To the best of my knowledge, no Chicagoan has ever gone to San abortion crowd. Giving a development and proceeds as Guatemalan leader thought Francisco to spray-paint the genitals of a statue of a horse.' Or of woman a chance to come to fast as possible," said Molly some in Washington weren't anything else, for that matter. terms with an abortion by Yard, president of the National taking his problems seriously? Under the law, this is criminal vandalism. On the other hand, as swallowing three pills at Organization for Women Cody Shearer is a San Franciscans they might not have known that. To them, it home, as opposed to being (NOW), in an interview last syndicated columnist. might have been a gesture of affection. knocked out cold under an week with the Washington Mike Royko is a syndicated columnist page 10 The Daily Campus, Tuesday, October 10, 1989 Arts Atrium's exhibit is surrealistic "Twilight Zone By Amy Zitka white or brown and white. This in design. also for Szulkin, is something profile where the skin hangs Daily Campus Staff absence of color in the posters "STAROWEYSKr, a poster one would see in a nightmare. over the skeletal bones. There The exhibits of "The lends to the illusion that the from the Museum of Modern It shows a dome covered are thorn-like tentacles Fantastic Posters of Franc iszek viewer is looking at figures in Art Exhibit 1985, displays a gazebo that contains ominous Starowieyski" at the Atrium a dream. Starowieyski profile with an oversized eye. faces. The whole gazebo ap- protruding along the forehead, Gallery, is similar to an The lashes around the huge eye nose and mouth. episode from "The Twilight project out like wild tentacles. "The entire exhibit A research travel grant from Zone". The entire exhibit is One surreal poster, "Golem", like walking into a dream. This Art Review was made for film director is like walking into a the University of Connecticut is mainly due to Starowieyski's Piotr Szulkin. "Golem" is half dream." Research Foundation makes surrealistic style. of a human profile hovering this Franciszek Starowieyski Starowieyski's pieces of art frequently uses the female above a city. The horizon is pears to be rotating. are posters for films, plays or figure and also employs also dark, which makes the exhibit possible. It will be on collectors. All the posters, Another nightmarish numbers in his work. The poster more contemplative. display at the Atrium Gallery except three, are in black and Starowieyski poster, "The posters are bizarre, but unique "The End of the Civilization", Three Crosses", is a contorted until October 20.
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l fn .... page 14 The Daily Campus, Tuesday, October 10, 1989 Sports = ...Chicago Cubs lose to the San Francisco Giants From back page grounder back to the mound, Sandbcrg followed with an conditions were ideal at In the sixth inning, Grace Almost predictably, Clark increasing to 14 the number of Candlestick Park. singled for his second hit of the played the part of hero again opposite-field RBI double, but runners he left on base in the The battle for the record game and 11th of the series. for the Giants and led off the was thrown out trying to series. stretch the hit into a triple. book between Clark and Mark Grace shared the hit record with seventh with a triple into the Clark for all of 15 minutes. right-field comer. With one out in the third, For the third straight day, the Grace made for a nice sideshow. Kevin Mitchell followed Mitchell lost Walton's high fly with a sacrifice fly to deep to left in the sun for a two-base Mississippi def. Stowe D, 2-1 Zeta Psi ties Sigma Chi, 12-12 center field, tying the score. error. Int ramurals Lafeyette def. Annapolis, 7-0 Kappa Sigma draw Delta Chi The Cubs had runners at first Mitchell had his sunglasses —Soccer— TEP def. Delta Chi, 4-3 Morgan ties Wade, 8-8 and third in the eighth with on but did not flip them down. Hurley Pit def. HMWH, default Ren def. Wheeler D, 3-0 Arizona def. Troy, 16-6 two outs, but Reuschel got The ball glanced off his glove Birdmen def. New London Wheeler D def. New London Andre Dawson to hit a and bounced a few feet away. Blazers, forfeit —Softball— 3rd, 13-5 Litchfield 3rd def. Michigan, Sig Ep def. Chi Phi, 7-4 New Haven 1st def. Oregon, default Beard def. Crawford D, default default Belden def. Team Piels, 3-0 Montana def. New London 1st, Crawford B def. Virginia, 19- Pipe Baticrson C-Men def. Concord, 12-9 10 forfeit Alpha Gamma Rho def. Sigma Batterson A def. Terry B, Goodyear A def. New Haven Alpha Ep, default default Dream
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Come Down to * I UConn Co-op's Campus Lifestyle Store The Daily Campus For an Application w • ■ ■■ ■■ i — In—I—mwMqmm !"■"■"■"■"■"■"■"■"■"■"■"■"■"■"■"■"■"■"■"■"■"■"■"■"■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■J The Daily Campus, Tuesday, October 10, 1989 page 15 = Sports Lady Ruggers Men's tennis defeat Smith wins final College, 22-0 season match By Laura B. Clifton The University of Connecti- Campus Correspondent cut men's tennis team won five The University of Connecti- of six singles matches en route cut Women's Rugby Club de- to a 5-3 season ending win feated Smith College 22-0 over Big East rival Seton Hall Saturday at Mansfield Training Jason E. Topolosky/Spccial to the Campus School. This win brought its yesterday. Rowers of the Women's Four placed fifth for the UConn Crew Club in the The Huskies, which won record to 2-0, following last Connecticut Regatta on Saturday. three of their final four weekend's victory over Yale, 4- matches, ends the season at 3- 3. 4. Seton Hall falls to 3-4 on Crew fares well at Connecticut Regatta Within the first minute of the year. The Women's Four domi- shown the rest of the New the game, inside center Janine By Jason E. Topolosky Bcrtolini took a pass from fly Jeff Kuhcn won his match at Campus Correspondent nated much of the race, and England colleges that UConn half Karen Dingee and scored second singles 6-3, 6-2 over MIDDLETOWN — The passed several boats in the last Crew is a force to be reckoned UConn's first try. Uly Loopez; Greg Bartck University of Connecticut five hundred meters to place with," said Craig Slavtchcff, a Smith College's defense was defeated John Melesko 7-6,6-4 Crew went into Sunday's Head fifth out of 40 competitors. member of the Men's Eight A at third singles. of the Connecticut ReJ^ta The Men's Varsity Eight A boat. "Connecticut Crew was overpowered by the UCorm of- fense to give UConn a 12-0 The other two UConn with good expectations. The boat placed 19th of 38 teams once a team to be mocked half time lead. winners were Glenn Horowitz, Head of the Connecticut Re- and was two minutes out of about." UConn's overall play slacked defeating Tony Zoronick 6-4, gatta is the longest race of the first place, but only five This weekend UConn Crew off in the second half, but a try 6-3 at fourth singles and John fall season at three and a half seconds behind Coast Guard's will be dedicating its new by Dingee, off a pass from Hipsher who won at fifth miles. Men's Eight A boat. Last boathouse at Patriot's Park in singles 6-4, 6-3 over Seton spring Coast Guard look first Coventry at 1 p.m. The scrum half Tracy Ricupero, led Hall's Greg Sabo. Rowing the Women's Four place at the Dad Vail Regatta, boathouse is going to be dedi- UConn to a 22-0 victory . Seton Hall won both the were Ann-Marie Csom, Robin the Eastern state College cated in honor of Coach Ken The Lady Ruggers go into first and third doubles matches. Etu, Lydia Ugianskis, Kathy Championships, in Philadel- Donnelley and Fred Emerson, a action again this Saturday at The second doubles match was Fitzpatrick and coxswain phia. The Dad Vail Regatta is beneficiary of the crew team. Southern Connecticut State Michelle Althuis. They took University. not played. the most prestigious race of the Jason E. Topolosky is a second place the week before in Laura B. Clifton is a mem- spring season. member of the UConn Crew Lowell and were a favorite to ber of the UConn Women s "This race [the Head of the Club. Tennis loses win in their race. Connecticut Regatta] has Rugby Club. to Seton Hall The Seton Hall women's tennis team won two of three doubles matches after splitting six singles matches for a 5-4 win over the University of Chemistry and Biology Majors! Connecticut yesterday. With the win the pirates improved their record to 6-2, Would you like to see how your while the Huskies fall to 4-6 on the year. organic and analytical chemistry Seton Hall's first doubles or microbiology and genetics courses team of Susan Feeley and Molli McFrillen defeated Karen apply to the real world of work? Ford and Lisa Amato 6-1,6-3. The Pirate's Stacey Loring and Tracey Longo teamed at Bio-Polymers Merck second doubles to beat Ellen Barrett and Leah Martin 6-4,6- American Cyanamid Uniroyol Chemical 2. UConn's tandem of Marlene Ciba-Gelgy Loctite Corporation Kalinowski and Ashley Vilinskis defeated Gina Pileggi Pfizer Pitney Bowes and Ilona Jaspers 6-3, 6-4 at third doubles for UConn's only Haue Cooperative Education Positions Ruailable Beginning January... doubles win. Vilinskis was the only Take a Look at your Future and Learn While you Earn up to $10,000 double winner for the Huskies. 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WATCH THE MAIL THIS WEEK FOR For Info Call: YOUR 486-2724 Campus! APPLICATION UCONN BASKETBALL ,.«.,.,.«.,.. Wf?fTfT•!•?•T, Tuesday, October 10, 1989 I For intramural championship points and a listing of yesterday's Sports scores, See page 14. The Daily Campus —Reynolds and Bluestein— It's up to you to live Clark's bat ends Cubs' hopes SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The San Francisco Giants up to your potential got the ultimate Thrill from In May of 1988, two kids (Sean Burke and Marcos Will and the Bay Area got its Perez) accompanied a man (Richard Reihl) back to his ultimate World Series. condominium with the expressed intent of robbery. Will Clark's bases-loaded single with two outs in the —Commentary— eighth inning gave the Giants a My name is James Reynolds. Back in 1982, I 3-2 victory over the Chicago quarterbacked the Wethersfield Pee Wee Football team to Cubs and the National League a 6-0 record, and a multi-town championship. Sean pennant Monday and set up a Burke and Marcos Perez played on the line. Bay Bridge Series starting Burke swung at Reihl with afire place log, connecting Saturday night at the Oakland Athletics. a glancing blow. Clark, in one of the greatest By 1987, I was the starting quarterback at South postseason performances ever, Catholic High set an NL playoff record with School in Hartford. Sean Burke was the starting 13 hits and 24 total bases. His quarterback on South's JV squad and Marcos Perez had single to center off Cubs ace transferred to Buckley High School after a year at South. reliever Mitch Williams gave Reihl fled across the street, only to be caught and the Giants their first pennant dragged back to his front lawn. since 1962, four games to one. Marcos was a typical thirteen-year-old friend. We had The Cubs, though, fought a little in common, but nothing of note. until the end. With two out in They bound him with duct tape. the ninth inning, Giants Sean, I knew better. He was a quiet city kid. He was reliever Steve Bcdrosian gave up three straight singles and a smart (looking to attend a military academy after high run before retiring Ryne school) and well-liked. And although he was shy, he Sandberg on a grounder to always had a "Hi" or "How are you doing, Jim?" when I second. would pass him in the halls at school. Cubs manager Don Zimmer, Reihl began to plead for his life, saying, "I'll give you who was second-guessed my money. I'll give you my money." several times in the series for It's now 1989. I am attending UConn and writing a not changing pitchers, tempted weekly sports column for The Daily Campus. fate and Clark once too often. But Perez, who confessed to the crime after his arrest, Starter Mike Bielecki, who allowed only three hits in 7 2-3 said he "lost if" and hit Reihl hard with the log. innings, walked pinch-hitter What was and what is, are no longer the same. That Candy Maldonaldo, Brett Butler season, way back in 1982, represented everything I and Robby Thompson with —UPI wanted to experience for the rest of my life. The football. two outs in the eighth to load Rick Reuschel pitched a one-run ballgame through The winning. The fun. What tunnel vision a thirteen- the bases. Clark, who had eight eight innings yesterday. year-old has. RBIs in the series, then did It was the first time the Rick Reuschel pitched eight After taking stereo equipment and other items fron what has come to be expected. Giants have clinched a title of innings, allowing an unearned Reihl's home, the two left in Burke's mother's car. It was yet another any kind at Candlestick Park run and seven hits. Unlike the first four games, Sean Burke, for what it's worth, will never know what disappointing loss for the and sets up the first "Subway Cubs, who have not won a Series" since 1956 when the the starting pitchers were in college life is like. He will never experience the feeling New York Yankees beat the command. of playing football in front of 5,000 people on a World Series since beating Detroit in 1908 and have not Brooklyn Dodgers in seven Reuschel, bombed in Game Saturday afternoon. even been to one since 1945. games. 2 at Chicago, allowed just the My God, he had so much going for him. He was It was the 16th NL pennant The Giants and Athletics tainted run in the third inning smart; he was a good athlete; he had a pretty girlfriend; for the Giants since the World have met each other three times and Bielecki pitched six and, he had a dream of playing college football. Scries started in 1903, with 14 in the World Series, with the scoreless innings before the They later returned to finish the job. coming when the team played last coming in 1913 when the Giants tied it This incident goes so far beyond gay-bashing or in New York. A's played in Philadelphia. See page 14 murder or four decades in jail. I come from the point of view that unfulfilled potential whether on the playing field or in life is disheartening Raiders win in Shell's debut When I see someone like Sean, who had so much EAST RUTHERFORD, coaching switch, he had to be Vance Mueller ran 19 yards going for himself, both in the classroom and on tht N.J. (AP) — It wasn't exactly disappointed early in the game. to the Raiders' 27, then Jay football field, I get mad. the "old Raiders football" Art The Raiders showed little spark Schroeder hit Mervyn I have known so many people, who, if given one tenth Shell had promised. It wasn't, much of the way. Fernandez on an out pattern. Fernandez eluded Bobby of Sean's ability, would multiply it a hundred fold. for the most part, even good But they made more big football. plays than the Jets, who fell to Humphery and Erik McMillan Burke and Marcos are awaiting sentencing on murder 1-4, 0-3 at home. Los Angeles in the secondary, streaked down and robbery charges. Both face a minimum of thirty to It was winning football, though, and Shell will take it. didn't even need star runner the right sideline, then cut thirty-five years in jail after pleading guilty to the murder Marcus Allen, who strained his toward the middle to complete and robbery of a gay Wethersfield man. Eddie Anderson's 87-yard interception return lifted the right knee in the third quarter, a 73-yard touchdown on his "Sean, I want you to think about this very carefully," Los Angeles Raiders to a 14-7 in lifting their all-time best only reception of the game. It Judge Raymond Norko said. "Do you know of any victory over the New York Jets prime time record to 27-6-1. was the sixth straight game reason, and I mean any reason, why this court at this on Monday night in Shell's "We've always shown oui that Fernandez had gotten into moment should not accept these pleas from you?" debut as an NFL head coach. best on Monday night, in the end zone — he is averaging "No, your honor," Burke replied, beginning to cry. Shell, 42, is the first black prime time," said Shell, a Hall 23.3 yards on his 18 catches Today, I can see what's right and what's not. Now head coach in die league since of Fame offensive tackle for this season. 1925. He replaced Mike the Raiders. The Jets came right back, that my football career is over, I am content with the overcoming the errors that decisions I have made and with the direction of my life. I Shanahan, who was fired Their best was missing this Monday night. But what they victimized them in the first wish I could say the same for Sean and Marcos. Tuesday after the Raiders got off to a 1-3 start. had was good enough to beat half. They went 97 yards in 15 No matter what 1982 meant to them, no matter how "We want to get back to the New York. plays, sparked by a 23-yard sweet the taste of victory was, they will have to live with kind of football that made the After the listless opening completion to Billy Griggs and the notion that what was, will never be again. Raiders winners," Shell aid half — the first scoreless one a 26-yarder to JoJo Townsell Whoever said the world was fair? during the week. "Old Raiders in the NFL this season — the on third down. Italicized portions of the story have been taken from football, simple, aggressive teams woke up for 9{ minutes. Roger Vick dived in from the the Saturday, October 7, 1989 issue of The Hartford and basic." 1. Courant. If Raiders owner Al Davis Los Angeles needed only two Jets kicker Pat Leahy set a Jim Reynolds and Jason Bluestein are Daily Campus expected the team to get an plays to go ahead in the third team record by appearing in his Columnists. emotional lift from the quarter. 208th game.