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Serving the Storrs Community Since 1896 Vol. XCIII No. 31 The University of Connecticut Thursday, October 19, 1989 Search for survivors continues, at least 270 dead . -m* SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Rescuers searched with dogs and sensitive micro- phones Wednesday for the last survivors of an earthquake that killed at least 270 people, as partial power was restored to this region wracked by an estimated $2 billion in dam- age. Across San Francisco Bay in Oakland, rescuers were stunned to discover a survivor within the tons of steel and concrete left when Tuesday's earthquake brought one level of Interstate 880 down atop another. "We have confirmed that there is one per- son alive, apparently in a car underneath the top level," said Oakland police Lt. Kristina Wraa. Rescue workers heard a voice and confirmed by touch that there was at least one person alive, she said. Approximately 250 people were feared en- tombed in that twisted wreckage, and at least 21 others were dead elsewhere in the quake area. Some 1,400 people were injured, said state emergency services spokesman Tom Mullins. The figure of 250 dead was based on esti- mates of the number of cars trapped in the rubble, and that assumed only one person per car. Seven bodies had been recovered by mid- day and Oakland police said at least 86 peo- —UP1 ple were officially reported missing. Smoke billows from a collapsed section of Interstate 880 after a major earthquake hit the San "It was just like a war zone. I literally saw Francisco area Tuesday. Mood running down into the gutter," said Don Rich, who helped pull people from cars moments after the freeway collapse. Bush authorizes $273 million aid plan and offers of support from numerous Searchers had been hindered by darkness WASHINGTON (AP) — President "I hope there will be less carping," world leaders including Soviet Presi- and the condition of the wrecked freeway, Bush on Wednesday declared the earth- Bush said. "I think they took a bad hit which Acting Oakland City Manager Craig quake-shattered San Francisco Bay re- on that other one from some quarters." dent Mikhail S. Gorbachev, who re- Kocian described as "a house of cards" that gion a major disaster area, calling the He commented after an unscheduled ceived U.S. help after last December's could collapse further unless rescuers work devastation a "matter of grave national morale-boosting visit to FEMA head- devastating earthquake in Armenia. carefully. concern" and directing an initial $273 quarters where relief efforts by 25 fed- "If these countries can help, we cer- eral agencies were being planned and A remote-control backhoe was flown in by million to relief efforts. tainly welcome their assistance," said helicopter to dig out the rubble after workers Bush said he wants to inspect the coordinated. White House press secretary Marlin Bush received a telephoned report shored up the span with piles of steel and damage personally, and officials said Fitzwater. the trip West was likely Friday or Sat- from Air Force Two carrying Vice Bush said he wants to visit the dev- wood. President Dan Quayle to Washington A 1-mile section collapsed on Interstate urday. astated area but that "there are certain "I want the citizens of the San Fran- from a tour of the damage. Quayle told security constraints connected with this 880, known as the Nimitz Freeway, which reporters at Andrews Air Force Base is one of the oldest highways in the area, cisco Bay area and its neighbors first to job and the last thing we want to do is near Washington he stressed the clutter things up. But 1 do want to built in the 1950s. know that our hearts are with them as importance of volunteer rescue efforts make a trip out there and I probably Gov. George Deukmejian, who surveyed they face this terrible tragedy," the president said. and preparation, noting an August will." the damage after returning early from a earthquake response drill held by state The White House said the initial marketing trip to West Germany, said the "Words can't adequately convey our and federal agencies. $273 million will come from unallo- freeway's collapse was the result of sub- sentiments, I know, but I can say that we will take every step and make every "It could have been much worse if cated money in a $1.1 billion appro- standard construction. we had not had that preparation," priation approved earlier for Hurricane "I think ... we should have a full inquiry effort to help the bay area in its hour of need." Quayle said. Huco relief. to determine why there were failures," said Stung by criticism of the govern- The vice president said he believed Even the Internal Revenue Service Deukmejian. ment's response to Hurricane Hugo, "It's under control and we arc making got into the act, announcing that it State Transportation Department officials Bush made a point of praising the progress. ... There will be adequate would waive penalties for taxpayers said the collapsed section had been reinforced Federal Emergency Management personnel. There are many volunteers. unable to file returns or make sched- in 1977 in the first phase of a three-phase Agency, which plays the lead role in Federal funds will be forthcoming." uled payments because of the earth- program to make tlie state's highways earth- federal disaster relief efforts. Bush received messages of sympathy quake. quake-proof. Legislative ruling angers university employees By Jason Kauppi ARP do not allow it to be years ago. There is a question Daily Campus Staff dropped, forcing employees to of whether any state employees Employees of the university pay for both plans, Veilleux can legally not be covered by contributing to the Alternate said. Social Security, he said. Retirement Program are upset The UConn employees with Carolan said the plan should about a legislative ruling that the ARP claim the legislature's be implemented quickly so dial forces them to pay for Social action may be illegal because Social Security docs not ask Security at the same time. the Social Security administra- the employees for back pay- The 882 employees with the tion said before the system can ments, which they did not pay ARP, who are not covered by be implemented there must be the six years they were on the Social Security, may start a referendum, Veilleux said. alternate plan. making payments nearing 7.5 Pat Carolan, a member of The arbitration decision on percent of their annual income the executive committee of the the pension was approved by as soon as Nov. 3. State Employees Bargaining the General Assembly's Ap- The affected employees are Action Coalition which nego- propriations Committee on now covered under the ARP tiated with the state, said the Oct. 12. The arbitrator ruled in and will be forced to contribute binding arbitration is a referen- favor of the unions' stance on to Social Security simultane- dum. the plan. ously, said Richard Veilleux, a What may be illegal, Car- It is not certain that the ARP members will start making the —Kevin Fraser/The Daily Campus UConn employee who is af- olan said, is that there was no Kuang-Wei Wen and Ian Webb sign a petition in fected by the changes in the re- payments by the beginning of referendum allowing the em- protest of having to pay social security in addition to tirement plan. The terms of the November. See page 6 ployees to leave the system six their alternative retirement program. page 2 The Daily Campus, Thursday, October 19, 1989 AROUND THE WORLD Atlantis soars into orbit CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. precisely on schedule, over the Royce of spacecraft." (AP) — Space shuttle Atlantis Gulf of Mexico cast of "Everything looks real soared into orbit Wednesday Brownsville, Tex. The shuttle good," said astronaut Shannon and its astronauts started the quickly moved away to put Lucid, a one-flight veteran Galileo probe on a six-year, distance between itself and the from Bethany, Okla., who had roundabout journey to Jupiter planetary port-of-call. charge of the probe de- for the closest look yet at the "On time and on schedule," ployment. colossus of the solar system. said Mission Control. The crew members reported a "Galileo is on its way to "It achieved earth-escape few problems with their own another world; it's in the hands velocity and is now heading ship as it orbited 184 miles of the best flight controllers in outbound toward the sun," said above the Earth. One was with this world," said Atlantis Brian Welch, spokesman for a cooling system that might commander Don Williams. Johnson Space Center in cause them to have to return Earlier, concerns about Houston. A spacecraft can slightly earlier than planned in Galileo's nuclear power supply escape the Earth's gravity when what a flight director called "a were left behind as Atlantis traveling faster than 25,000 worst-case scenario." lifted off flawlessly on its mph. "You looked marvelous mission to carry the $1.5 bil- The five astronauts spent going up," Mission Control lion space probe into orbit on their first hours in space giving told Williams as the winged the first leg of its trip. a final electronic checkout to After Atlantis had made five spacecraft reached orbit after Galileo, a probe so trips around the world, Galileo two launch postponements. sophisticated that one NASA was ejected from the cargo bay "I feel a lot better," said by springs at 7:15 p.m. EDT, official dubbed it "the Rolls- Williams. Earthquakes shake northern China TOKYO (AP) — Two quakes. However, it was report. The report, carried by —UPI strong earthquakes shook believed the quakes affected China's official Xinhua News Atlantis carries its five-member crew on a mission northern China late Wednesday sparsely populated areas. Agency, was monitored in to deploy the Galileo spacecraft. and early Thursday, less than The first quake, measuring 24 hours after a major quake 5.7, shook the western Tokyo. struck the San Francisco Bay provinces of Shanxi and Hebei, Prime Minister Shamir area. about 135 miles west of The California quake, which While no damage or injuries Beijing, late Wednesday, the measured 6.9 on the Richter will never compromise were immediately reported, the State Seismological Bureau scale, killed more than 270 temblors in China measured reported. people and caused heavy JERUSALEM (AP) — Shamir's remarks Tuesday that 5.7 and 6.0 on the Richter damage in San Francisco, Israel would rather face conflict The second tremor which Prime Minister Yitzhak scale, meaning they could have measured 6.0, struck the same Oakland and neighboring cities. Shamir said Wednesday his with Washington than accept a caused widespread damage in U.S.-backed plan that could region two hours later as well government will never populated areas. as the border between Gansu The Richter scale measures compromise on its opposition lead to talks with the Palestine Most homes and other ground motion as recorded by Liberation Organization. province and the Xinjiang to lalks with the PLO or on its buildings in rural China are of Uygur Autonomous Region in seismographs. Each increase of refusal to trade land for peace, Foreign Minister Moshe flimsy construction and could one unit means a quake is 10 Arens telephoned Secretary of northwestern China early two main points of easily be toppled by strong Thursday, said the bureau limes stronger. disagreement between Israel and Stale James A. Baker III and the United States. they spoke for 45 minutes on "This is our land from the Baker's efforts to restart the Vice president tortured in prison dawn of history, and it will be Middle East peace process, PANAMA CITY, Panama (AP) — The head blindfolded with gauze, left standing up, so always. We will not be Israel radio said. It gave no of the opposition Christian Democrats said interrogated and beaten hard in the stomach." pushed or pressured," he told a details and Arens' spokesman Wednesday the party vice president was tortured Guards took turns to keep Ossa from sleeping, convention of fundamentalist declined comment. in prison and other party members were Arias Calderon reported. Christians. On Tuesday night, Shamir mistreated while under arrest by the government The party said it was creating a special human Still, Israeli leaders appeared called President Bush about controlled by Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega. rights commission to be headed by Ossa that will to be trying to dampen a Shamir's planned mid- Party President Ricardo Arias Calderon said denounce violations of its members' rights, smoldering conflict with the November visit to Raul Ossa "was submitted to cruel physical and assist victims and relatives, and educate the United States following Washington. psychological torture" after being arrested Oct. 3. public. Ossa was held for six days in La Chorrera jail in Arias Calderon said the Oct. 3 rebels "were the western part of the city. interrogated about a supposed link between the Budget cuts in Poland Military rebels tried unsuccessfully on Oct. 3 Christian Democratic Party and an American WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Faced with a mounting budget to oust Noriega, who as head of the Defense invasion." deficit, the new Solidarity-led government Wednesday announced Forces also controls the government The U.S. government has been using plans to cut military spending and reduce subsidies to the coal in- Arias Calderon said Ossa "could see five economic and political pressure trying to force dustry. members of the party manacled to a water pipe Noriega out after he was indicted on U.S. drug Deputy Finance Minister Wojcicch Misiag said the government and was told he also would be so they would be trafficking charges in February 1988. also planned to begin selling state treasury bonds which in the fu- the first to fall when the gringo invaders took the Noriega denies the charges and says the ture could be converted into ownership shares of state-run industries barracks." campaign against him is part of a U.S. effort to that become private. "On more than one occasion they put a gun to avoid giving up the Panama Canal at the end of The government is considering shifting resources such as food his temple," he said. "For 11 hours he was 1999 under the 1977 canal treaties. and medicine currently allocated to the military and interior min- istries to the civilian sector. Misiag said direct cuts would also be World Psychiatric Association made in both ministries. However, the deputy finance minster, speaking at a news confer- reinstates Soviets after 6-year absence ence, said he could not immediately specify the size of the military cutbacks. Last year, the Defense Ministry budget was about $365 ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Soviet psychiatrists No members of the independent organization living in exile condemned the decision by the million. attended the Athens meeting. Sources said they World Psychiatric Association on Wednesday to were unable to get visas. restore membership to the Soviet Union. Anatoly Koryagin, a psychiatrist who was held Members voted overwhelmingly to reinstate in a psychiatric hospital for expressing dissident Weather the Soviet All-Union Society of Psychiatrists views and now lives in the West, told a news after a six-year absence, but reserved the right to conference after the meeting it would be difficult suspend the membership if an investigation for a review committee to investigate Soviet Rain, drizzle and fog Thursday. Heavy rain showed the Soviets still used psychiatry for po- psychiatric hospitals. at times in the morning. Highs from near 40 litical purposes. "The Soviet psychiatrists will do their utmost north ranging to the low 50s south. The Soviets left the world organization in to keep any evidence of impropriety secret," he 1983 to avoid expulsion because of allegations said. that dissidents were being certified insane. He said it would be "almost impossible" to get USPS129-SS()(KK) the two-thirds majority needed to suspend Soviet Second Class Postage paid at Storrs, Conn. 06268. Published Delegates of the official Soviet association admitted in Athens that political abuse of membership. The resolution adopted provides for al ihe Daily Campus, Box U-189. Monday through Friday an investigation during the next year, with action 9/12-12/9, 1/265/5. psychiatry had occurred. Telephone: 424 9.1H4 to follow if necessary. Postmaster: Send l-orm 3579 to l"hc Daily Campus, 11 Dog An unofficial Soviet group, the Independent Algirdas Stratkcvicius, another emigre Lane, Storrs, Conn. 06268. The Daily Campus is an Psychiatric Association, was admitted without psychiatrist, said die Soviets should have been associate member of the Associated Press which is exclusively conditions Wednesday. It was established seven given three years of probation before full mem- entitled i>> reprint material published within. months ago by psychiatrists who oppose the po- bership was restored, and said the World litical use of their profession and is not recog- Psychiatric Association's standards has been I nized by the Kremlin. "seriously lowered." page 3 News The Daily Campus, Thursday, October 19, 1989 Bomb threat at Student Union interrupts program By Angi Carter identified. Daily Campus Staff The UConn fire department More than 600 people were dispatched one ambulance and potentially at risk last night one engine, the standard re- when a Student Union Board of sponse to bomb threats, Governors program was inter- according to Capt. Fran Raiola. rupted by a bomb threat in the "We confer with police on this Student Union building. type of action and stand by to A call made to the informa- assist them in case there is an tion desk at 8:50 was received incident," he said. by an employee, Lynn Scppa, During the evacuation, audi- who said the caller was a male ence members said they felt the "claiming to be associated with threat could possibly be related Skinheads." She said the caller to the SUBOG "Spooktacular" did not say where the bomb event. The program featured was supposedly located or give The Warrens, a married couple an explanation for making the who hosted a program on threat. ghosts and the supernatural. "We received a call about a Neil K. Correa, a third bomb threat in the Student semester political science ma- Union that was supposed to go jor, said, "It was just getting to off at 9:20," said Lt. Mark the good part. I think the bomb Fitzgibbons of the University threat was in poor taste and of Connecticut police depart- that it was a cheap shot." ment. Tracey Nolan, a staff mem- Fitzgibbons said, "I don't ber of WHUS Radio, said the know how many people were station did not have to go off in the building, but there were the air during the evacuation. about 600 in the ballroom." "The disc jockey, Chris —Kevin Fraser/Daily Campus Four university officers re- Cameron, played a CD pro- A University of Connecticut policeman patrols the Student Union lobby after the sponded to Seppa's call. Police grammed at four tracks and left building was cleared following a bomb threat. About 600 people were in the ball- said the caller has not been the building," she said. room at the time to hear a lecture by the Warrens, a ghosthunting couple.

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Thursday, October 19, 1989 page 5 = N e w s Student alcoholism is focus of awareness program Amy Borge On Tuesday there was a questions. older arc alcoholics and 20 per isn't just for those directly af- Daily Campus Staff study break party in Baldwin Today there will be a cent of college students arc al- fected by alcohol abuse. It's This week is Alcohol Hall lounge from 9 p.m to 10 presentation by the coholics, said Cheryl Beckett also for anyone in the lommn Awareness Week at the p.m. On Wednesday from 1:30 H.E.A.R.T. Association in of the Alcohol Education Pro- nily who is involved wilh University of Connecticut. Its p.m. to 4:00 p.m., there was a Watson Hall. They will pre- gram. The college population someone who has problems goal is to raise awareness and resource table in the library sent information about alcohol is the greatest drinking wilh alcohol abuse. consciousness of the problems lobby giving out information use and abuse. population. While 35 percent "Alcoholics do not live in associated with alcohol and pamphlets. There were two Ten percent of the total pop- of the regular population vacuums," said Hogan. "They throughout the community. people on hand to answer any ulation of people 18 years or doesn't drink, only 15 percent live in our dorms, they arc in of college si ink-ins don't drink. our classes, they breathe in the Norcen Hogan, acting coor- same air as us. Unofficial aerobics problem dinator of the Alcohol Educa- "The problems associated tion Program, said that more with alcohol abuse are so seri- i than just one week of the year ous. What people don't reali/.e solved,' says administrator should be delegated for alcohol is that alcohol is a drug, as is marijuana, heroin and cocaine. 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.»-».. page 6 The Daily Campus, Thursday, October 19, 1989 News = Electric Boat lands $576 million Trident contract WASHINGTON (AP) — The Navy already has 10 backlog of seven Tridents, programs, according to David The 560-foot long Ohio- The U.S. Navy awarded Gen- Trident submarines in service eight 688 Attack Subs and the class submarine carries 24 nu- eral Dynamics' Electric Boat including the rcccndy-dclivcrcd lead Scawolf will help main- Boomer, spokesman for U.S. clear missiles, has a diameter Division Wednesday a $576 Pennsylvania. The West Vir- tain a stable workforce well Rep. John Rowland, R-Conn. of 42 feet and displaces 18,750 million contract to build an ginia was launched in Groton into the 1990s." "The 17th Trident will mean tons, said Navy Lt. Greg Ohio-class Trident nuclear Saturday and will require an- The funding for the latest much for our national security Smith. The submarine also has submarine. other year of work before it is submarine has not won final and it will also mean much four torpedo tubes and carries a Under the contract, 75 per- delivered. With the West Vir- approval. The money is con- economically for eastern Con- complement of 15 officers and cent of the work would be done ginia and the submarine award tained in a budget reconcilia- necticut," Rowland said. 142 crew members. at the Electric Boat shipyard in announced Wednesday, General tion package that is still hem;' Grot on, Conn. The remainder Dynamics now has seven Tri- debated by House-Senate con- would be done at the firm's dent submarines on order or ferees. Quonset Point, R.I., facility. under construction. But the submarine money Completion date is set for Oc- "We arc delighted with to- has already been approved under ...Social Security day's announcement," said From front page tober 1995. Those two facili- a "handshake" agreement by the Professional Employees Asso- ties employ a total of 21,500 General Dynamics spokesman committee members, who are The unions and the state are Neil Rucnzcl. "Our current ciation from union president workers. still debating other defense talking with the Social Joanna Burkhardt listed these Security administration to options to lessen the impact of delay the beginning of the the payments: Bush won't spend on ailing payments, Carolan said. •delaying the plan The UConn employees oc- •having the state temporarily U.S. merchant marine fleet cupied a room in the Student pick-up the entire cost of the Union Wednesday, giving out payments to allow employees WASHINGTON (AP) — vital to the nation's war strat- Armed Services. information and asking univer- adjust finances The Bush administration told egy of fighting conflicts as far The Scapowcr subcommit- sity employees and students to •make Social Security op- the nation's ship builders from U.S. shores as possible. tee, along with the House sign a petition. The signatures tional for those in the ARP Wednesday not to expect heavy And a five-year congressional Committee on Merchant Ma- will accompany letters to the government spending on the study, whose findings were rine and Fisheries, heard testi- commissioner of Social Secu- •provide financial assistance nation's dwindling merchant backed by the Bush mony on legislation to spend rity and the state Retirement to union members marine fleet even though administration, detailed the de- $13 billion by the year 2000 to Commission, said Rob Miller, •allow employees to drop the ARP in favor of Social Secu- President Bush declared the cline of the merchant marine rebuild the nation's merchant a UConn employee upset by rity fleet essential to national de- fleet from 1,045 ships in 1950 fleet. The program would add the new plan. Miller was The employees want to delay fense. to 375 ships as of March, well 244 merchant ships which working at the information Two key administration short of the estimated 650 could be leased to private com- table. the implementation of the officials spoke against pro- ships the U.S. would need in panies when not being used by A meeting was also held payments and also want the posed legislation that would war time. the Defense Department. Wednesday afternoon to discuss opportunity to make a choice. pour $13 billion in federal dol- "We now have more fight The committee includes sev- the options for employees on Miller said. If the date for the lars into an 11-year plan to ex- than we can ferry," said U.S. eral members who represent the ARP. beginning of the payments is pand the merchant marine fleet. Rep. Charles E. Bennett, D- shipbuilding districts on both A memo to members of the not postponed, there is talk of Civilian shipping is seen as Fla., chairman of the House coasts. 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» **.• VXKVX '.■fc\ > The Daily Campus, Thursday, October 19, 1989 page 9 = News Speakers discuss changes in media of Estonia, Poland the mass media for was subjected to party control By Julie Ellis because of its great power of Daily Campus Staff information." Among people aged 18 to persuasion. The changes in Estonian "The party wanted to control mass communications in the 30, entertainment shows are also very popular, said Sarr. what people learned, and the past few years have been media was not allowed to tremendous and even more will According to Sarr, the content of newspapers in develop because it would be come, said Andrus Sarr, the di- harder to control," he said. rector of Mass Communica- Estonia used to be totally predictable since they were "Although print media had tions Research and Information more freedom, it was definitely Center in Tallinn, Estonia, controlled by the Communist Party. The contents today is not a free press. U.S.S.R. "As the people forced a Sarr spoke Wednesday at 4 totally unpredictable because of the emergence of newspapers change in leadership and p.m. in the Graduate Center policies, the media had to with Karol Jacubowich, the sponsored by outside funding that are totally free of censors, change also. Every country editor of Messages and creates a media system that Opinion, a publication by the said Sarr. Statistics show that people evolves along with the Center for Public Opinion and country," said Jacubowicz. Broadcasting Research in in Estonia spend approximately two hours a day watching According to Jacubowicz, Warsaw, Poland, about the Polish people are currently the changing role of the media in television. Ninety-nine percent of the population has at least most interested in news their countries. programming. "Perestroika has had a one television set but only 30 percent of those are color. At a time of social change, dramatic effect on the media in the main concern of the people Estonia," said Saar through an Sattelite dishes are also becoming very popular among is political, said Jacubowicz. interpreter. "It has enabled Poland is currently televising people in the mass media to Estonians. "Only about 100 people have them now, but the hours of live coverage of speak about things that they political debates because people would only normally talk growth in the next two or three about in their kitchens. years will be tremendous," said are concerned about the Perestroika has also helped to Sarr. political situation. get rid of censorship. Jacubowicz said the Polish Jacubowicz said the —Kevin Frasei/The Daily Campus "The appetite for news in mass communication system popularity of news programs is Andrus Sarr explains changes in the media of the Estonia is intense," Sarr said. has become much less See page 10 Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic. "In the present state of social centralized. and political change, people Jacubowicz explained that want news and so they turn to the broadcast media in Poland SISTER TO SISTER TO SISTER TO A COALITION OF BLACK FALL SWEATER SALE UNDERGRADUATE WOMEN 23 - 27 October 9:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. THAT MEETS MONTHLY AT STUDENT UNION MALL Just in time THE WOMEN'S CENTER FOR for winter! DISCUSSION OF ISSUES THAT O0d- hand knitted ARE DIRECTLY RELATED TO hand dyed to '*»» virgin wool OUR LIVES AT UCONN. BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND MEETING: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19th AT J ■ •„.,,,,, IN THE WOMAN S CENTER LOUNGE 1 ih \f/fMtfcwiCGiA. +S6-+738

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North whirlpool. 2 decks. 2 car garage and morel Premier lot In Mon.-Wed and Fri. 8:30-5 Coventry location with easy access to 1-84. a new subdivision with easy access to 1-84 and UConn. Thurs. 8:30-8 Sat. 10-5 \JThe Leading Firm East of the River for 19 Years." J The Daily Campus, Thursday, October 19, 1989 page 10 News Geologist says Northeast will have major earthquake CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — a major quake occurring in one new buildings are built to Engineers are using designs Alaska. Unlike California, where of those four areas. withstand the average in the West that allow, to an In the Northeast, seismic constant shifting by the earth's John Ebcl, assistant director earthquake experienced in the extent, the base of tall activity is due to "an east-west crust causes frequent and of the Weston Observatory in Northeast. buildings to separate from the compression. We're being sometimes devastating earth- Wcston, Mass., said that "We're talking about the upper floors during the shock, squeezed," Albaugh said. Faults quakes, the Northeast escapes although California gets as kind (of earthquakes) then return, Long said. that were more active 180 with window-rattling tremors many quakes in a year as New reasonably expected in New Different kinds of seismic million years ago when the — most of the time. England gets in a century, the England," Long said. "If we get activity produce the tremors in ocean was formed now act as But geologist Dennis latter has had major quakes in one of those (like in the East. relief valves for the pressure. Albaugh cautions that the the past. California), we've got troubles, The San Andreas Fault, A tremor in the Berlin area region cannot expect to go The most severe quake new or old buildings." which caused Tuesday's in April was the most recent indefinitely without a major recorded in New England was Should a major earthquake California quake, is on the measurable one in New earthquake, the normal release on Cape Ann, north of Boston, occur, older buildings might boundary between two of the Hampshire, registering 3.3 on of energy as the earth reshapes on Nov. 18, 1755, said fare better because most were giant "plates" that cover the the Richter scale. Ebel noted itself. Albaugh. Estimates of its overbuilt, said Long. Today's Earth's surface; New England, that a magnitude 6.2 quake in "With very little doubt, in strength range up to 6.5 on the technology makes it possible by contrast, lies in the interior south central Quebec Province the future there will be a major Richtcr scale, approaching the for engineers to be more of a plate, said Albaugh. As last Nov. 28 was felt all over earthquake on the Eastern strength of Tuesday's accurate in designing structures the plates shift, energy is New England. Seaboard," he said Wednesday. California quake, which to handle expected stresses, released as waves that radiate Albaugh used his research on "I can't say whether it will be registered 6.9. such as from earthquakes, and out from the point where the New England quakes to help during your drive home tonight The scale is logarithmic, so consequently earthquake safety plates break apart. defeat a 1986 federal proposal or in 10,000 years." a difference of 1.0 represents a must consciously be factored "The last time we had an to investigate a site in the From New Hampshire's ten-fold difference in strength. into the design, he said. active plate margin in the Hillsboro area for a high-level Lakes Region down the Albaugh believes a quake Damage happens when the Northeast was 180 million to radioactive waste dump. Merrimack River valley to comparable to Tuesday's ground shifts faster than the 220 million years ago when Boston; New York City; the "would be far more upper part of a structure, the Atlantic Ocean was being Though the threat of area around Moodus, Conn.; devastating" in terms of lives causing a whipping motion. formed," said Albaugh. The earthquakes helped end and the northern Adironack lost and property damage in the Long said. Most homes in the plate boundary is more than consideration of the nuclear Mountains near the northwest East than in the West. Northeast arc "close enough to 2,000 miles to the cast now, dump, it was not judged severe corner of Vermont record the Recogni/.ing the danger, the ground that they'll shake as under the ocean. enough to keep nuclear power most earthquake activity in the California "at least has some a unit." At a rate of a few inches a plants from being built and Northeast, said Albaugh, senior degree of engineering to cope" Whether the structure is built year, Los Angeles and Baja operated throughout New geologist with a small with quakes, he said. "That's on bedrock or a river plain, California arc slipping along England — or in California, environmental consulting certainly not true in the Boston which "shakes like a bowl of the San Andreas Fault toward for that matter. company in Concord. area" jcllo," and how close it is to Albaugh, who has found and Dartmouth College the center of the earthquake, mapped faults in central New engineering Professor Carl also would determine the extent ...media changes Hampshire, said the odds favor Long said Wednesday that most of damage, Albaugh said. From page 9 with commercialization, only a temporary situation, freedom of speech can be a though. If things ever quiet trap. You have to find a way to down, political communication protect against the will quiet down and manipulation of media and still entrepreneurs will bring in have safeguards against the more commercial programs, he negative aspects of free speech, The Star Search Is On said. he said. Jacubowicz cautioned that

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21st West Indian Student Association - Fashion Show FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20th Indian Student Association Dance "One Blood" SUNDAY. OCTOBER 22ad 8:00 p.m.- 1:00 a.m. 8:00 p.m. SUB $3.00 AACC FREE Museum of Natural History Lecture on Archeology in the School of Fine Arts Movie Middle East •A World Apait" 3:00 p.m. Wilbur Cross Free The Daily Campus, Thursday, October 19, 1989 page 11 = Arts Warrens scare crowd with tales of ghosthunting By PJ. Clark said the board is not a game, Psychic photographs were Daily Campus Staff but actually opens the door for also seen by the audience. The The night was filled with not only spiritual communica- ghosts tclepathically projects thrills and chills as husband tion but demonic attacks. themselves onto the film. In and wife ghosthunters Ed and In an interview before the one picture an elderly woman Lorraine Warren told of their performance, the Warrens was seen sitting in the back adventures seeking the super- advised that one bury the Ouija seat of the car to finish up a natural during SUBOG's board and draw a cross in the roll. Spook- tacular event. dirt above it. They also said There was nothing unusual Members of the audience let not to burn them because they about this until Mr. Warren out screeching howls after Ina knew of one incident where a explained the elderly lady had Bocher, chairwoman of woman felt as if she was recently died. The picture was SUBOG, announced the burning for three days after she taken after the son-in-law went mysterious couple. burned the board. to take a picture of her grave. The program opened with a Mr. Warren also told lis- In a moment of good humor slide presentation and music teners of a thirteen-year-old girl Warren said that it just goes to from the Olympic theme. The who asked for proof from a show one "can't get rid of his program was not only spirit aflcr playing with a mother-in-law dead or alive." informational, but sent chills Ouija board with her icn-ycar- When asked if they would up even the most courageous old cousin. That night the girl like to see a ghost, audience spines. Pictures of angels started thrashing. He said her members gave a mixed reac- (with organ music in the mother entered the room and tion, cither yelled a jovial background) and a pictorial felt the icy psychic cold and "yes" of shook their heads, re- Cujo (with a low raspy started to read from the thick leasing a low groan. snarling voice of the supposed family Bible. All of a sudden The Warrens, fully aware of devil) were displayed. There the Bible was ripped out of her See page 14 were slides of floating objects, hands, thrown against a Wfll, the physical disfiguration of and shredded into little pieces human flesh, and apparitions in of confetti. During the exor- jorgensen Kevin Frasei/The Daily Campus psychic photography. cism the girl was picked off the —Auditorium- Lorraine Warren addresses the crowd last night in the Ed Warren said they are ve- floor with her hair standing on Student Union Ballroom. hemently against the use of end until it was ripped form her THE Ouija boards. The Warrens head, Mrs. Warren said. Dairy Mart Dairy Mart Dairy Mart Dairy Mart Dairy Mart Dalrv Dairy Mart Dairy Mart MOSCOW VIRTUOSI Vladimir Spivakov, DAIRY MART DELIVERS violinist & conductor B i J Fri., Oct. 20 at 8pm X Hand-picked from B among the Soviet t 1 LITER I Union s top soloists FREE! and symphonic per- formers, the Moscow I Virtuosi have honed a style so bighearted, so PEPSI OR DIET PEPSI romantic, so positively Russian that they routinely elicit half a dozen encores. If the o audience has its way, WITH WHOLE GRINDER this is one concert that may never end. DELIVERY ORDER ONLY Program: Mozart ? Shostakovich HCLBS Vivaldi, Rossini o B a p.m. I I: ill SWNDAV-Wf DNfSDAy 429-6923 ft p.m.- 4:OC IHUJRSIDAT, IFRIDA\y(& SATURDAY a

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Program: Mendelssohn m Wolpe, Beethoven 1 ^ B) Tickets &. Info ™ (7(p&G cili IDiMiXD eGex3e&2 Gcrafflti IMiiaD nvw (Bopg **t\£hrSP AS 486-4226 The Daily Campus Pagie 12 ' Thursday. October 19. 1989 Since 1896 Daily Campus Orin Levy Editor in Chief Letters Policy Charles M. Pickett Leanne Adams Executive Editor Business Manager Shawn Cochran Lisa Spooner The Daily Campus wel- Managing Editor Managing Editor comes all letters and view points. All letters must be Kim Rozdilski typed and double-spaced Lisa Fay Wellek and should be between Ad Manager Senior Writer 200-500 words in length. Assistant Managing EditQES All letters are subject to Julie A Linden Lee Condon editing on the basis of size, News Arts grammar, libel, and good taste. Catherine Keating Kevin Fraser Alt letters must include Sports Photography name, signature, and phone number. The phone number is for verification Smoke in the air pu rposes only and will not In June 1983 an Air Canada plane made an be printed, A name can be emergency landing in Cincinnati. The DC-9 withheld solely on the was on fire. 23 people died. consent of the editor, ! According to Dave McNaire, an The Daily Campus is not investigator with the Canadian Aviation responsible for the return Safety Board, cigarette smoking was a of any letter. Send to: possible cause for the fire. This was quite a Letters to the Editor, The sad event-people died of smoke Daily Campus, 11 Dog inhalation," McNaire said. Lane, Stars, Ct, 06269. The House and Senate agreed Monday to ban all smoking on commercial airline flights within the continental United States regardless of time in flight. The only flights where smoking will be allowed are flights from the east coast to Hawaii and Alaska. Currently, smoking is banned on flights Cody Shearer that are less than two hours long. This is about 80 percent of U.S. flights. Most smokers can resist the long, white A new government would cylinders of death for two hours if it means the alternative is getting in the car and violate citizen's rights driving from New York to Washington. But can smokers abstain for a five hour flight to ARANYAPRATHET, THAILAND-The rains that turn earth roads into muddy rivers Cambodian war, which formally began in March during the rainy season, which is about to end. the West coast? J970 when Prince Sihanouk was ousted by Lon Now that the Vietnamese have left Cambodia, It can't be good for anyone to inhale Nol, now seems likely to continue at least until it seems inevitable that the opposition forces nicotine fumes into their lungs, but the 20th anniversary of that fateful coup next controlling the refugees living here will be forced smoking is addictive. If smoking is banned year - and probably beyond it, even though there back into Cambodia so that new bases of on nearly all flights in the United States, are reports that the warring factions are preparing operation can be established. It is understood smokers will smoke in the lavatories. to meet for another international peace that any forced journey into Cambodia involves a conference. dangerous side-stepping of landmines. Smokers will smoke regardless of any But such news reports provide little solace to International relief agencies concerned about Congress rule which would fine them the 400,000 refugees surviving in camps here the prospect of forced repatriation have discussed $2000 for smoking in a plane's lavatories. along the Thai-Cambodian border. "The winds of setting up politically "neutral" camps for people A smoker who recently traveled from war are blowing strong through these parts," who do not want to risk returning to Cambodia Honolulu to Chicago said people stood in lamented an international relief worker stationed a without a political settlement But this would be few miles from the Cambodian border, "and the seen as interfering with the sovereign right of the the last section of the plane to smoke. They tensions are running real high." coalition government in exile to move its own held paper cup ashtrays while the 747 cut Fighting along the border has already people. through the air at 500 m.p.h. She was intensified following Vietnam's unilateral At the United Nations General Assembly this scared. What if there was turbulence, withdrawal of its occupying forces. Cambodian month, the world community will decide whether smokers dropped their ashtrays and guerillas are staging raids from camps here on or not the Cambodian opposition coalition, something caught on fire? "Chain smokers government positions in the northwest section of dominated by the Khmer Rouge, should retain a Cambodia. representative scat in that body. That answer is will always smoke," she said. My reporter Jason Adkins is living in the Site simple. The United Nations must take away the Heed the crash of Air Canada. 23 people Two refugee camp, which is the largest of the so- seat from the coalition and with it the legitimacy died from a fire that might have been called civilian camps with 140,000 inhabitants. that it falsely bestows on this Khmer Rouge- caused by smoking in the lavatory. Let's It is controlled by forces loyal to former oriented group. prevent this and not promote more Cambodian Prime Minister Son Sann. Like Such action by the U.N. would allow dozens of other refugee camps inside Thailand, it Cambodians who want to go to a neutral camp to smoking related deaths. Congress should has a dual civilian and military character. The do so and it would help avoid forced settlement. let smokers legally smoke in designated camp is filled with mostly women and children Like other refugees in the world, the Cambodians areas on planes. who receive food and medical assistance from the would also be eligible for protection and United Nations. The camp also provides support resettlement in third countries. The U.N. can for the opposition coalition's military efforts as play a crucial role in ending the Cambodian recruiting centers for the army and rest and refugees' decade-long nightmare and should do so New kid on the tube recreation spots for returning soldiers. before it's too late once again. Without such The Rev. Jesse L. Jackson will be hosting a measures, a trial of political and military strength weekly television program "Voices of The twofold nature of refugee camps helps is destined to take place inside Cambodia. explain why the Cambodian government In order to establish a representative and stable America with Jesse Jackson" which will periodically launches shelling attacks in and coalition government which excludes the Khmer start next fall. Jackson ran for president in around Site Two. My reporter was evacuated the Rouge, the Bush administration and the Chinese 1984 and 1988 and probably lost because of other day, along with relief workers, because of must cease supplying arms and assistance to the lacked governmental experience. repeated shelling of opposition forces which had Khmer Rouge. Moreover, Prince Sihanouk and Jackson will lose any credibility he has crossed the border into Cambodia two miles the present Hun Sen government must come to away. terms with one another. with Americans if he resorts to syndicated When such attacks occur, mothers hurriedly Most importantly, the United States and China television to air his opinions. While other collect their playing children and order them to have to realize that since Mikhail Gorbachev potential candidates are legislating or lay down in flimsy thatched huts as repeated assumed office, Vietnam is no longer a Soviet campaigning. Jackson risks the gains he has explosions from failing shells roll across the surrogate. As a result, neither Washington nor made by being a talk-show host. camp, like a line of advancing thunderstorms. Peking has reason to undermine Vietnam in Yet, it is not only periodic shelling attacks regional matters. Jackson may be the next Phil Donahue or that refugee mothers worry about. They must In the meantime, surviving refugees can only Sally Jesse Raphael and he will be also be concerned about the natural elements. say that they remember the past and they are remembered. Too bad he won't be The dirt floor bamboo huts offer little more than terribly afraid of the future. remembered as a great statesman. shelter from the hot Asian sun and torrential Cody Shearer is a syndicated columnist page 13 =Commentary/Letters The Daily Campus, Thursday, October 19, 1989 Andy Rooney TKi^ The first meal Americans are more rigid about their breakfast habits than about any other meal they cat. There arc people who have eaten the same thing for breakfast, morning after morning, for 25 years. They'll try anything for lunch or dinner but don't ask them to experiment with their breakfast. They ate corn flakes as kids and they have no intention of changing to Fruit Loops. Fortunately, this doesn't mean that the kids who are eating Fruity Yummy Mummy, Cap'n Crunch or Cocoa Puffs today will be eating them all their lives. The cereal market for kids these days is faddish. A cereal like Nerds, Smurfbcrry or Pebbles can be here today and gone tomorrow from the grocers' shelves. There are some 175 cold cereal names on supermarket shelves now, more than five times the number available just a few years ago. The candy kind, with funny-paper names, is on the lower shelves to attract kids who come to the store with their mothers to drive them crazy asking for things. Most cereal boxes arc from seven to nine inches wide and if a grocery store carried all 175 brands, they'd take up a whole aisle. If you're a store manager and you give cereals an aisle, you have no place to put the peanut butter, the soap, the puffy paper towels and about 25,000 other items your store should carry. A supermarket store manager is faced with about 11,000 new products a year and &/ffj jm&**&. 80 percent of them fail. As a result of the competition for space in supermarkets and the ephemeral nature of new products, there's a system of payoffs that's common. In the industry, it's called "new product Mike Royko- introductory allowance" or, more often a "slotting allowance." Paying for shelf space is so common in the business that it's not considered unethical by grocers although it would seem unethical to Market crash forces small most of us. And, of course, you know who ends up paying for all these display payoffs. We do. investors out Ready-to-eat cereal sales have soared because adult Americans arc I can't help it. While it manic-depressive-psycho-head- prices of stocks have been eating more of what used to be thought of as kid-stuff. Adults might sound cruel and sadistic, case. creeping upward. It's been a have been sold on the idea that for life everlasting, they ought to when the stock market takes "The Market up on heavy guessing game. Will this or eat more cereal products that arc heavy in whole grain and oats and one of its periodic head-first trading this morning, buoyed that company be taken over? devoid of cholesterol, and less food that's full of sugar and fat. dives, I enjoy the spectacle. by reports of ... The Market One little rumor, and the stock The new health kick, following the fiber fad mat began in 1986, Not that I really understand closed sharply down on light becomes manic. No, the is oat bran. Claims have been made that bran actually absorbs u. It baffles me that one day a trading this evening, in the rumor goes, now the company cholesterol. Bran is the outer part of the grain, or groats, just big corporation can be worth wake of reports ... The Market is no longer a tasty morsel. inside the hull. Extracting it isn't an exact science. $10 billion. But a day or two reacted nervously to reports So the same stock sinks into a Even the cowboys don't sit down in the local cafe with a later, it is suddenly worth only that the President found a blue funk. cigarette, a cup of coffee, a rasher of bacon and three fried eggs for $8 billion. pimple on his neck ... The Now on Wall Street, LaSallc breakfast much anymore. The he-man cowboy is more apt to have It is still making the same Market bounced back on Street, and all the other places a bowl of Fruit Loops with skim milk. He's more apt to have it products that are selling for the reports that the President saw a the sharks lurk, they're back at the ranch than in the cafe in town, too. People aren't same price in the same dermatologist." screaming: "Nobody is going eating breakfast in restaurants as much as they once did. quantity. The same people are What kind of way to do to take over nothing anymore Beginning in 1906, the Food and Drug Administration prohibited coming to work and getting the business is that? for ever and ever." anyone from making health claims for a food product. Everyone same paychecks. Yet, on No, if we get another Black And suddenly those who. stuck by that FDA prohibition until 1984 when Kellogg told the paper, the company is worth Monday, Gray Tuesday, or wanted to be in on the kill are FDA, in effect, to go to hell. Kellogg didn't actually say that All- far less today than it was Olive-Drab Wednesday, I won't in a panic? What? No more Bran helped prevent cancer but did say the National Cancer Institute yesterday. be shedding tears for those with feeding frenzies? No more recommended fiber as a way of reducing the risk of some kinds of But what I do understand is the vanishing bottom lines. ripping and shredding of slow- cancer and, the box said, All-Bran has lots of fiber. that when this happens on a Just as I never offer sympathy swimming companies? Some drug companies arc sore at the cereal-makers because they grand scale, to hundreds or for those who try to fill inside Lcmmc out! think the breakfast food companies arc moving in on the medicine thousands of companies, straights. We keep hearing that the business. somebody is taking a financial The last time The Market small investor no longer is The top 10 best sellers among dry cereals arc No. 1, Corn bath, getting clobbered, maybe went from manic to depressive, interested in the stock market. Flakes; No. 2, Frosted Flakes; No. 3, Checrios; No. 4, Raisin even losing their shirt, we were told it was caused by Of course he isn't. Little fish Bran; No. 5, Rice Krispies; No. 6, Shredded Wheat; No. 7, trousers, underwear, driver and computers going berserk or know that it isn't safe to swim Chex; No. 8, Cap'n Crunch; No. 9, Honey Nut Checrios; and limo. some such thing. If that was with the sharks. No. 10 is Oat bran, Fruitful Bran and Cracklin' Oat Bran. I'd feel bad if I thought that the reason, why didn't Mike Royko is a syndicated Corn Flakes' secret isn't their medicinal properties. The fact is, little old widows in three-room somebody crawl behind the columnist. they taste preUy good. flats were being wiped out. Or computer and pull out the Andy Rooney is a syndicated columnist. those who sweep streets, plug? That's what I'd do if my empty bedpans, or put out fires TV started spewing smoke. were losing their nest eggs. This time we're told that the But, from what I read, that sudden drop was caused by the isn't the case. The average fear that there won't be any person is not on the phone more greed-oozing takeovers. telling a broker to buy, sell, go If that is so, it's a delight. short, go long, go medium, That means that the stock stop, start, hop, skip, or prices of companies have been whatever all that jargon is. going up and up and up not My guess is that if I called because anybody thinks that most of the people I know, and asked them if they just took a what they make or sell is bath in the market, they'd say: getting better or more popular. "No, I took a shower in my It's because they think that a washroom." Wall Street land shark has an That's because most people eye on a company and is have wised up. They'd no circling. And that the land more get involved with that shark intends to borrow a strange creature called The fortune at high interest rates, Market than they'd buy a gold break up the company, sell off watch or chain from some chunks of it to pay off the big seedy guy standing in a debt, and walk away with a fat doorway. profit. The Market. All you have In the process, productive to do is look at the headlines or careers will be ruined, workers listen to the daily broadcasts will find their lives turned and you think you are hearing upside down, companies might the latest medical report on no longer exist, but the land someone who ought to be in sharks and those who finance therapy, on tranquilizers, or them will have full bellies. strapped down by the And that's why -- despite the attendants. It sounds like a hysteria of Black Monday - the The Daily Campus, Thursday, October 19, 1989 page 14 Arts Bridges brothers fabulous as the Baker boys By Dylan Shaw though. The audition montage Pfeiffer may be the cigarette, and goes to work. acter, and eventually one does. Daily Campus Staff is terribly cliched, as is the in- quintessential incendiary During his day he never Unfortunately this movie Cynics of the world unite. A evitable "gee-from-behind-that- blonde. Bridges may be the smiles, never frowns. Jack does does not seem destined for big leader has been found and his looks-like-hcr-but-isn't-whcn- perfect average guy, but the not like life. box-office success. It has a re- name is Jeff Bridges. she-turns-around" scene. These film's focus is on Jeff Bridges These are the kind of roles alistic ending in a time when "The Fabulous Baker Boys" lapses arc totally forgivable As Jack Baker, Bridges defines that can make actors look flat. Hollywood endings are the stars Bridges and his real life though due to the incredible — Jack is so set in his ways, and norm. Be that as it may, there older brother Beau as Jack and performances of the three leads. Film review so lethargic about life it would is no getting around the fact Frank Baker. The Baker broth- This may well be Pfciffer's be easy for an audience to feel that "The Fabulous Baker ers arc two small time lounge best work. She is so fresh and the word cynic. He starts his the same way about him. For- Boys" is one of the best pianists who play Hilton's and believable in her characteriza- days by telling the waitress he tunately Bridges allows just movies of the fall season. Luau lounges in the greater tion that the films almost over went home with that she will enough humanity to creep out before you realize it is another that one anxiously awaits his Seattle area. When one owner never see him again. That Dylan Shaw is a Daily hooker with a heart of gold every line. There is a need to pays them not to play, they taken care of he throws on a Campus film reviewer. decide they need to add a tittle role. Kloves' camera seems tuxedo, has a drink, lights a find out more about this char- something to the act. That hypnotized when she sings a something turns out to be bicathtaking rendition of Suzic Diamond, played by "Makin' Whoopee", a scene Michelle Pfciffer. Su/.ic is an people with heart ailments ...Ghosthunters at UConn "cx-cscort" who wants to be a should not sec. When the cam- singer, and despite being an era pans out to show the whole From page 11 seen as a great sacrifice to the published from the files of the scene one can understand why. hour and a half late she gets the t the number of rising Satanic devil because of their true in- Warrens including "Deliver Us job. Beau Bridges is also a nocence. Some cults have cer- From Evil" by J.F. Sawyer and revelation. As the older, less churches at colleges advised First lime Writer/Director students to stay away. Mr. tain women just for the breed- "Demonologist" by Gerald Steve Kloves has made a film talented, practical brother, ing of babies for this purpose BritUe. Bridges is all smiles, and Warren said even those practic- that could have been a great ing while magic tend to dabble said Mr. Warren. Damon Runyon story. The warmth. He is the ideal ail- in gray and black magic. Mr. Warren is the Director of dialogue is always just right. American man. Never raising In a gruesome account Mr. The Warrens book the New England Society of There is a wonderful conver- his voice unless you challenge Warren said five newborn "Ghosthunters" was recently Psychic Research. Both are sation where Pfeiffcr draws an his lifestyle. Bridges has al- babies were nailed to a board as released by St. Martin Book advisors for the Society of unarguable parallel between the ways been a competent actor, the worshippers ate their flesh. publishers. Psychic Research in Ed- lounge room standard and usually a very good one. The killing of newborns is Several books have been inborough ScoUand. "Feelings", and parsley. Kloves As Frank though he has found docs misstep a couple of times the perfect role for himself. Films THE COMtVEST GROUP, INC to be COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE SPECIALISTS shown EAST OF THE RIVER Rodnev Norwoo

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(Or a squid as TREAT TREAT TREAT AND NEVER FORGET THE Just think of all the full you Sharlene would say!) Love ya Joshua, SEND A SWEET FOR BONDS OF THE WINE AND will have at Army COP School. Babe! -Nerd The past eight months we have TRICK OR TREAT. SILVER BLUE. PI PHI LOVE You will learn how to write spent together have been ORDER A HALLOWEEN-O- AND MINE. YOUR BIG SISTER. parking tickets, and learn how Jarles, four years ago today we wonderful, I'm looking forward GRAM IN THE LIBRARY. to bust people for jay-walking. kissed each other for the first to many more. Have a hapy TODAY THRU THURS. Carolynn (Pi Phi) Are we done It should be very challenging time. At that moment we knew 21st and remember I (10/23-26) 6-9:00 P.M. yet? Can stop and take a for you. They will give you a we were more than just friends. Love You. Kimberly ONLY $2.00. break? Let's go running Police Dog, something that is Four years have flown by and SPONSORED BY Keep up the spirit. Arrgh!!! about intelligent, personable on September 8, 1990, our TO THE ANCHOR STEALERS: BATTERSON D. Love, Stephanie and ugly as you. Guess Who?? lives will be united forever. I'm HERE IS THE SECOND P.S. Roses are red, Violets are excited to spend the rest of my RESPONSE TO YOUR THREAT! Sousa House: I propose a toast blue, I'm not going to take any life with you. I love you THE JAKE IS GETTING OLD! to good times with a great SUIKX; crap, From a COP like you. Jarles. Happy Anniversary. WE WANT OUR ANCHOR group of people. I'll never LKCTUKKCOMMIITKN Love forever and ever, Lori BACK!! WHY DON'T YOU forget the "garage" semiformal SEND US A RANSOM NOTE of '89. fried dough, 3rd floor PRESENTS There once was a pumpkin AND THEN WELL TALK! - Lingerie parties, & so many named Hilda, We're afraid Karen, My heart is ablaze for you. I THE SISTERS AND PLEDGES special occassions. Sousa someone mighta kilda. We'd OFAG. hire a spy to see if she's a pie - want to wish you a Happy residents old & new - King Birthday in person. Meet me at Sarge, Joe, Christine, Kate, But unsure if BS is a girl or a Randi (New Haven) I've noticed the original guy. Plcaase give us a clue. 8 tonight in the Hanks A Dave B. and all you girls & you many times in the Jungle guys scattered campuswidc: I Our money's now due. Who lounge. A dark sweet thing cafe and I was hoping that I miss you & love you all!!! kidnapped Hilda? Was it you?? AX, Thanks guys so much for could meet you. Please respond with hugs, Liisa M & K Crawford B the use of your grill. The party in the Personals. Scott went off great! Special thanks (Litchfield) Lisa's (From Maine) Friend: AN URGENT BEWARE TO to Lance for his help! Love the Hope you haven't stopped ALL FEMALES ON sisters and pledges of KA0 J.M. I HAD A TERRIFIC TIME looking! Interested? Of CAMPUS: If you are invited SPENDING THE WEEKEND Course!! Best to find me at to a special screening of THE DAY HAS COME TO WITH YOU. YOU ARE A VERY work MWF 3-11 p.m. Hope Rainman on Thursday night in DECREASE THE GAP TO TWO. SWEET PERSON. HOPE TO CDC doesn't lose this personal Crandall C, then reply "Another BUT THIS CANT DESCRIBE SPEND MORE TIME IN THE this time. Quinn time Beb, OK?" How funny HOW CLOSE WE REALLY ARE. FUTURE WITH YOU. YOUR would that be PMS Man? THE SHARING AND CARING SECRET ADMIRER There once was a girl named TAKE ON A NEW MEANING Ter. To all our Fifth year Pharmacy AND THROUGH ITS BUT A Who's Personals weren't very friends; Congratulations the NAJARIAN A BARBARIAN? WARM JACKET THIS DAY fair. end is near. Just one week of THERE WILL BE MUCH MORE NO! HE'S ALPHA PHI We HAVENT a clue. exams and it's over!!! Good TO GIVE IN YEARS AHEAD. OMEGA'S CANDIDATE FOR But neither DO YOU. HOMECOMING KING! HE'S luck on finals. Love, Your THANKS FOR BEING THE BEST AND don't think for a moment favorite pharmacy mannabees. FRIEND A GUY COULD ASK HIP! HE'S COOL! AND HE we care. Too many to list. Anne and Kathy (aka Grind) FOR. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MY HELPS TAKE CARE OF JONATHAN TOO! GET OUT OF LOVE! P.S. DO YOU SI1LL To the anchor thieves: Brick House - A.K.A. PastA THE DARK AGES AND DONT THINK YOU COULD MARRY A We have been looking for our House BE A BARBARIAN - VOTE FOR GUY LIKE ME!? anchor for weeks and you never The last member is soon to be GARY NAJARIAN! responded to our personal. If 21. Get psyched for Gails Eating greens is a special treat, you are going to pull a prank, Birthday. It's been a hell week they will make long ears and do it right. The joke is old. for all of us. We sure as hell Well two years gone, pain great big feet. But it"s awful We want it back for our Anchor are going to deserve those here,, memories lost, good stuff to eat. THUMPER Splash this weekend. Thanks vodka tonics. Good Luck on times gone bad. Why now, Delta Gamma those exams!! See ya @ Friday why me? No clue, time to strap VOTE TODD GROSSMAN (Chi Happy Hour. Love, Debi it on! - Rockin without a drum. Phi) and DEEDRA Eileen Lopez HOMECOMING LAFIERRIERE (omicron) for QUEEN Eileen Lopez VOTE FO REILEEN LOPEZ (PI Vote for the most Homecoming King and Queen. HOMECOMING QUEEN Eileen PHI) AND SCOTT VOBORIL ADVENTURESOME duo - TU/W/TH 11-4 in Student Union Lopez HOMECOMING QUEEN (SAE) FOR HOMECOMING and 6:30-8:30 Library lobby. MEGAN MOORE KA0 and JOE Eileen Lopez HOMECOMING ROYALTY. GOOD LUCK BENNETT AX. Homecoming QUEEN VOTE for Eileen Lopez EILEEN! PI PHI LOVE AND DEEDRA AND TODD: Besrt of Royalty. Even Jonathan can't HOMECOMING QUEEN The MINE. LISZZ. luck to you with Homecoming keep up with them! best. FIB Phi voting. You are the best To the guy who is always up for candidates for royalty!! We're DEAR MRS. JONES: ARE YOU Hey Hey, it's Thursday! anything involving ropes, behind you all the way!! Love, MIA!!?? LOST AT SEA!!?? I It's Cheryl's pseudo - Birthday. women and climbing around - Omicron. MISS YOU - PLEASE GET IN I just wanted to say Hartford 4th you Tarzan, Me - Jane. Let's TOUCHASAP! HOW WAS THE make way We're partying for climb. R.S.V.P. Civilian My Dear Friend Lisa, 1ST ANNIVERSARY?! LOVE. Cheryl - So let's get a barrel! Rapeller BRONWYN Happy late Birthday, Babe. Celebrate with a smile. Love, Lisa Happy Birthday Janie Bombo - Celebrate with a drink, Dina (KA0) (+ ANDREA T/IB0) These years have been great! I Drink with a smile Happy B-Day to you two lovely can't believe this is it. We're Cheryl, Hartford 4th There and smile when you think twins! You're moving closer to going to make your last B-Day once was a girl named Cheryl, of the love that surround ■ legality! CONGRATS! Love, very memorable. We hope you for her birthday she drank a half the space where you stand Bronwyn love all your surprises! Love, barrel. She woke up with an and the friends you have found Rozena, Chris & Deb aching head. She puked and and the warmth of your hand. MEGAN MOORE KA0 JOE then said, "Oh well, at least I'm BENNETT AX MEGAN MORE not sterile!" Love, Amy and To my wonderful ST. roommate I miss your hug! KA0 JOE BENNETT AX - I just wanted to make your Jamie HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!! MEGAN MOORE KA0 JOE Happy Birthday! day. Smile and don't stress out. Love, BENNETT AX You'll be here next year! Love, Clint To the girls from Buckley, B.H.Q.P. JAMES W. (WESTIE) "Dave" The guys you played soccer To the tall dark-haired guy in 555-2HIP, Ellen Barkin? TO MY DOWNTOWN GIRL. with Monday night say Aloha - the infant-toddler room on "Happy Days", "Joanie and YOU DO WHAT YOU MUST. If you ever need a ball to play ADAM WEST October 9th, there is a room Cachi", "Silly Dancing" ILL BE AS PATIENT AS I CAN. with, give us a call. The guys behind the one-way mirror, your Jackson Brown Look Out! from Bcechcr/Vinton JUST KEEP ON TRYING, THEY hair looks fine! "Nice dup!" Damion - devils OCT 24 SAY CAVIAR KEEPS WELL... spawn, "Mr. Peabody can't have To the killer Fluff Chicks from 7PM MOVIIi FOR A WHILE. I LOVE YOU. To the dark-haired guy with the his cake and eat it too!", (HA Hell. Good luck in the 9PM LECTURE YOUR UPTOWN GUY HA )"You really do say what's deep brown eyes and cute smile playoffs. Get psyched Kim. TICKETS: in Jonathan's Tuesday night on your mind!", "I'm meditating Your macho stud cheerleaders. DEWEY get PSYCHED!!! I'm so around 9 p.m. From the girls - about Frank, don't interrogate S2 UConn ID PSYCHED to be your big sister! behind you in line. The blonde me!", "Claude ia a To Brian: Thanks for being S3 Others You're the CRAZIEST Pledge in overalls is waiting to hear heterosexual," "I'm an excellent such a great pumpkin carving I've ever seen! If we turned from you. 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FREAKY AIDS Awareness Week - Resource Table ROOMMATE A SPOOKY MESSAGE I Time: 10:30-2:30 Place: Library Lobby ONLY $2.50 FOR 25 WORDS Check out the posters, brochures, video and more! COME TO THE DAILY CAMPUS Stop by and pick up some FREE condoms. NEXT TO *Show you care...and be Aware!* BUCKLEY DORM BETWEEN 9-4. For more information call 486-0792 M-F Sponsonored by the Health Education Office of Student Health Service: Division of Student Affairs and Services The Daily Campus. Thursday, October 19, 1989 paj{e 19 — Sports NCAA Council suggests year-round drug tests INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The NCAA now tests only be- be a loosening of eligibility to fit within the category of timely decision. An undue The NCAA Council will rec- fore its championship events requirements." voluntary transfer students," amount of stress has been ommend year-round drug test- and football bowl games, but He said the council would Wittc said. "The committee placed upon Chris by the ing for college athletes and many schools conduct in-sca- not recommend repeal of saw no reason to make an ex- drawn-out process." stiffer penalties for those who son testing for athletes. Proposition 42 or change pre- ception in this case." test positive, especially for Richard Schultz, the NCAA vious stands on eligibility Mills was ruled ineligible to Bob Bockrath, senior associ- such banned substances as executive director, said there contained in Proposition 48. play at Kentucky as part of the ate athletic director, said B.J. steroids. likely would be challenges to The council also denied an sanctions imposed for basket- Skcllon, representative from "The feeling is to show more the proposal if it is adopted, appeal for immediate eligibility ball violations, lie became a Clcmson and chairman of the concern and compassion for "but we feel we're on solid le- for Chris Mills, a sophomore focal point of the NCAA's in- steering committee, told him those who use street drugs," gal ground." who transferred from Kentucky vestigation of Kentucky after a the denial was "based upon the NCAA President Albert Wiltc The council also discussed to Arizona after Kentucky's package addressed to his father fact that Chris voluntarily left said Wednesday. "The emphasis Proposition 42, approved at the basketball program was placed and allegedly sent by a Ken- the University of Kentucky there is less for punishment last NCAA convention, which on probation. The council re- lucky assistant coach opened at without appealing for restora- than for curing or helping the would eliminate all scholarship ceived the appeal before its last an air freight office in Los An- tion of his eligibility." athlete. aid to freshmen who fail to meeting at San Diego in Au- geles and contained $1,000 in "The health and safety and meet the academic requirements gust but referral ihc matter to cash. In other matters, the council welfare of those athletes are of the earlier Proposition 48. its committee on infractions. In Tucson, Coach Lute Ol- supported a previous proposal given much greater weight than Wittc said the council wants That committee discussed it son said after the denial of eli- by the NCAA Presidents for those who test positive for to make certain "partial quali- with an administrative gibility by the council, "We Commission to disclose performance-enhancing sub- fiers" — those whose high committee before sending it arc obviously disappointed in graduation rates of athletes and stances such as steroids." school grade-point average is at back to the council. this decision. I have been con- to continue discussing The NCAA Council, which least 2.0 on a 4.0 scale — have "Mills voluntarily transferred cerned about the length of time shortening athletic seasons and includes 22 representatives "access to institutional funds" and, according to the Division I this process has consumed. We eliminating freshman eligibil- from the NCAA's Division I and not be barred from financial steering committee, he seems would have preferred a more ity. schools and 11 each from aid that they would otherwise Divisions II and III, ended three be eligible to receive if they days of closed-door meetings were not athletes. Wednesday. The meetings set "The council has a subcom- LOU VALENTINO the agenda of proposals it will mittee which has developed a sponsor at the full NCAA plan for ameliorating Proposi- convention at Dallas Jan. 7-10. tion 42," Witte said. "We'll LIVE Wittc, a law professor at the meet together to see if there is University of Arkansas, said unanimity to go for one pro- TODAY! the council unanimously en- posal or to present the mem- dorsed the concept of a year- bership with two proposals to 5-7 P.M. round drug testing program, choose from. 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Saturday Oct. 21, 1pm. Thursday, Oct. 19 Mansfield Training School 7 P.M. (followed by a post game social) Mon- Wed. and Fri. 8:30-5 ...OOM! OOM! OOM! e UConn Co-op Thurs. 8:30-8. Sat. 10-5 Connecticut's Bookstore page 20 The Daily Campus, Thursday, October 19, 1989 Sports — INTRAMURALS Disaster forces A's pitcher Welch to put World Series in perspective SOCCER RESULTS SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — where the Welch's son was stroyed a large apartment Acropolis dcf. Team Buitsteak, 2-1. Bob Welch, the scheduled with a babysitter. The baby and building, and for several hours Stowe, Inc I, dcf. Oriental Express by default. pitcher for the Oakland Athlet- sitter were OK, and the Beach it was feared the fire might Windham 4th dcf. Reno, 1-0. ics in Game 3 of the World Street apartment suffered no spread to other structures in the North Dakota def. New London 3rd, 2-0. Series, looked with dismay at serious damage. area which has many wooden Beccher/Vinton dcf. Wright A, 8-0. his earthquake-damaged future buildings, built early in this "It was an ugly ride, because Mississippi def. Rogers B, 3-2. home Wednesday, after a walk century. we heard on the radio there was Tolland 2nd df. Morgan, 4-1. through the hard-hit Marina a big fire on Beach Street and Birdmcn dcf. Team Picls by default. district. we had left the baby (with a Russell D def. Wheeler D, 2-0. Welch, with a pained Wearing a World Series sou- sitter) at the apartment," Welch Roger Rabbitts dcf. Colt, 6-0. expression on his face, turned venir cap and a red sweater dur- to his wife Mary Ellen and said. 'The ride took about two ing his walk through streets Ho!comb dcf. Delaware, 2-1. hours." Batters* >n D lied Hale 8th, 0-0. gave a "thumbs down" sign. with quake damage visible in Sigma Chi dcf. SigEp, 3-0. Mrs. Welch held the couple's every direction, Welch passed 10-week-old son Dylan in her Normally, without traffic dozens of people in a section where motor vehicle traffic was arms and tried unsuccessfully ticups, the Welch apartment is SOFTBALL RESULTS to hold back tears, after a short locked off. No one recognized walk from their current resi- about 30 minutes from him. Hicks def. TcrryB, 23-0. Candlestick Park. Nebraska def. Brock Bombers, 16-11. dence, an apartment. They had Delaware def. Rogers A by default. spent the night without water, The pitcher's brother-in-law, electricity or heat. Natural gas "I don't worry about the Baldwin def. Hawaii, 9-7. Chester Kulesza, a policeman service in the area was cut off World Series," Welch said of Batterson C def Baitcrson B-Bombers by default from Warren, Mich., and because of the danger of more the disaster which caused Crandall D def. Crawford C, 7-2. Welch's friends Pat and Carol fires in the area, where a major widespread damage in a large Reno def. Hollister A by default. Rodgers of Vero Beach, Fla., blaze erupted following the area of Northern California. Stowe D def. Sousa, 7-2. were at Candlestick Park wait- RusseU D def. LFairfield 1st by forfiet. quake. "Anyone who thinks I do is crazy." ing to see Welch pitch against New York def. Bismark, 19-7. the Giants when the earthquake New Haven 3rd def. Tennesse, 20-3. The earthquake caused an in- definite postponement of Game The couple recently bought struck. 3 at Candlestick Park, home of the condominium unit in a the San Francisco Giants. two-story building. As a result "Because we were with Bob, G.H. Waring Welch was warming up when of the quake, the exterior of the we were able to get down on the quake struck, shaking loose building had large cracks, the field and leave with him. CONTINENTAL GIFT SHOP chunks of concrete throughout mostly around the ground-level We had his car," Kulesza said. the stadium with about 60,000 garage door and building en- Halloween Decorations, people wailing to see the tryway. After arriving at the apart- game. "One good thing, we've got ment and finding out their child Paper Goods fir. earthquake insurance," Welch was all right, Welch and his said just before seeing the Cards The couple and friends who wife were able to concentrate were at the stadium then went damaged building. on an easier problem. through an anxious drive to "Chester, being an emer- their Marina-area apartment Across Jefferson Street from gency-minded person got some the condominium, a three-story hot water out of the hot water apartment building was sag- heater to warm up the baby's ging. Less than a block away, bottle. The baby was fine. The firemen were pouring water on rest of us had no water to PROUDLY SPONSORS the blackened remains of a drink," said Pat Rodgers, a larger fire that erupted as a re- WITH THE GRANGE/HICKS COUNCIL college classmate of Welch at sult of the quake. That fire de- Eastern Michigan. THE 1989 PRE-HALLOWEEN CLASSIC VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT SUNDAY OCT. 22. 1989 - GUYER GYM COED $6.00 PER PERSON - MUST REGISTER BY OCT. 20th ^^^FO^NFO^AL^TO^W2^964iJINW2^959J^V»«»'«^>— Fri. Nov. 10 I SHOW OFF YOUR TALENT I Applications for Auditions Available I I TODAY I I I In S.U. Room 258S I I Auditions will be held I Nov. 7, Tuesday Night r IF YOU ARE OVER 18 i Any Questions? Call 486-3904 i I BE A BARTENDER! i Ask for Lisa Rogers I LOCAL/NATIONAL PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE i I 522-1999 susa/z Dept of Student Activities and Union Prog'ams I YkUfg AVENU 06105 I 1 The Daily Campus, Thursday, October 19, 1989 issSports — page 21 Karate Club wins several awards By Robert Siegman of the team against another tremely fierce, with competi- Campus Correspondent club's team. tors ranging from instructors of The University of Connecti- In the white belts competi- the fourth degree to students cut Karate Club fared well at tion, John Sicfcrt took first who have had their bells for the North Atlantic regional place in kata and third in ku- only a few months. In the competition Saturday in mitc. Tom Kwiatkowski took men's competition, instructor SOFT CONTACT Boston, gaining five first place second in kumitc. Bob Jacobs placed third in kata LENSES and seven second place awards. In the green belt category and instructor Mark Blake MM.) There were 37 clubs compet- UConn had a very strong placed fourth. For the women's ing, stretching from Canada to showing. In kata, Dan Nova side, Holly Danowski took Puerto Rico. took first and Kelly Andradc first in kumitc and second in The competition consisted of look second. In sparring, kata. Instructor Margaret Complete Visual Analysis $38 two types of competition, kata UConn placed in all four final- Thomas, who holds the current and kumitc. Kata is where an ist positions, with Thuan Tran national title in sparring and Contact Lens Fitting Fee and Follow-up Visits.$55 individual performs a pre-ar- taking first, Rod Saundcrs tak- intends to go to the upcoming Sterilizer and Care Kit $25 ranged set of movements to ing second, and Mary-Beth world competitions in Peru, combat a group of imaginary Malcuso and Peter Grasis tied placed first in kata and second —••»•"»■ foes. 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This is National Collegiate Alcohol BUY Awareness Week. I know what you're YOUR thinking -- another effort to stop all TICKETS the fun on campus. But it's not that at TODAY! all. Colleges and universities all over Student Union the country are joining together to Ticket Booth encourage good decision-making Noon 4pm M-F. about alcohol and to combat misuse through education. It's a lesson we ^7^577~" Tjravcl Committee Presents can take with us long after this week is over. "A Day at the Bronx Zoo" Call 486-5537 Sunday, October 22nd for more information. No alcohol STACY RILEY Tickets are only $15!! permitted on buses Alcohol Education Program Staff Consultant Dept. of Student Affairs and Union Programs ®*Wi*t1 Good things don't always come in small packages... The Prudential Comptroller f s Organization If you're the best, looking to join the biggest... %bi)tvtizt Come and explore your employment opportunities with America's leading financial institution. in trj* The Comptroller's Organization will be on campus October 30th October 31st info session * interviews 5pm, Faculty Club si9n UP in Campus! career services All Are Welcome!! For more information contact your Career Placement Office VW. W. W. .V. .V. . \V .W XV w \\> 55 •» 53 'A». w. •.%♦. .V. .••• page 22 The Daily Campus, Thursday, October 19, 1989 Sports — Gambling leads to suspension of Florida QBs

GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) (players) minds," Darnell said. ence. reasonably sure the amounts Mangus, of Atlanta, col- — Anonymous letters arrive "Kyle's reaction was that of "I can't play the role of the (bets) we're talking about are lected the wagers from the regularly at the University of any young person who found NCAA ... but this was handled not large amounts," he said. other players and placed bets in Florida athletic department. But out that a thrill, something as fast and as accurately as "But you have to ask, 'Is Athens, the newspaper said. this one, alleging that four done for fun, blew up in his possible," Darnell said. "That's this person gripped with this "They would pick out two or football players had gambled face." one thing we feel real strength thing?' Those guys, I don't three games and pool their on college games, was differ- Florida officials hope that in." believe, had a problem," Dar- money," Robert Morris said. ent. the swift manner in which the Morris' father told The Mi- nell said. "But if you turned "Kyle is such a competitor. It's "If there's any reason at all incident was resolved will be ami Herald that the third-year your head to it, it was some- a game to him. He enjoyed the to give credit to one of those looked upon favorably by the sophomore from Clinton, thing that could develop." challenge. It's the kid in him things, you've got to act as NCAA, which has been inves- Miss., was a victim of a fan- The Herald, attributing its that came up. It wasn't for fast as you can," interim coach tigating the school's football tasy football league that pro- information to unnamed money; he's in good shape Gary Darnell said. "You may and basketball programs since gressed to betting on "two or sources, reported that walk-on there." follow up on something that June 30. three games" a week. quarterback G.A. Mangus ran Mangus and wide receiver makes you feel absolutely The probe has fueled Darnell said Florida's inves- the fantasy football league, Brady Ackerman, also a walk- ridiculous, but if there may be speculation about the NCAA's tigation did not turn up evi- which was a competition be- on, were declared ineligible by some validity you've got to go so-called death penalty, because dence that Morris had a serious tween students from both to work." problem with gambling. "If all Florida and the University of the NCAA for unspecified rea- the Gators' football team was sons, the university announced. Within 48 hours, quarter- placed on probation in 1984 our reports are accurate, we are Georgia. backs Kyle Morris and Shane and schools found with major Matthews, along with two violations twice in five years walk-on, non-scholarship can have their programs shut Candlestick damage may force players, were suspended from down for two years. the team for the rest of the An internal investigation 49ers and Pats to play elsewhere season. conducted in cooperation with Morris and Matthews, who the NCAA already has claimed SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — em California, killing hundreds and needed only minor repairs Officials of the San Francisco are roommates, admitted the job of former head football and forcing postponement of and a cleanup. 49ers will meet Thursday with wagering from $25 to $100 on coach Galen Hall, who resigned the World Series between the The 49ers had already lost a structural engineers to deter- college and pro games. Oct. 8 after acknowledging he San Francisco Giants and Oak- home date this season because mine if their NFL game on The Palm Bcacn Post re- broke NCAA rules. land Athletics until at least of baseball. A game with the Sunday against the New Eng- ported Wednesday that the Darnell said any decision re- next Tuesday at Candlestick. New Orleans Saints had to land Patriots can be played at players placed bets through an garding forfeiture of games be- 49ers vice president John moved to the Louisiana Super- amateur ring in Athens, Ga. cause of Morris' ineligibilty Candlestick Park. McVay said Candlestick is the dome because the Giants needed "There was never a moment would be made by the NCAA. The stadium sustained some first choice for the game on the field for the National anybody tried to cover up be- The team is 5-1, including 3-1 damage in Tuesday night's Sunday but Stanford Stadium League playoffs. cause of the innocence in their in the Southeastern Confer- earthquake which rocked north- in Palo Alto is the second Since the Saints and 49ers choice and a third alternative is are both in the NFC West, to switch the game to Sullivan they were scheduled to play a Stadium in Foxboro, Mass., home-and-home series anyway the Patriots' home field. so the second date was simply Russell Athletic It was announced Wednesday switched to Candlestick. The night that an inspection by 17 Patriots are in the AFC East structural engineers and two and this week's meeting is the Top of the Line. Pro™ Cotton UCOMl architects had determined that only one scheduled between the Candlestick had not sustained teams this season. Crew. Our Best Sweatshirt EVER! any major structural damage

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The University of Connecticut Karate Club earned five first place Sports trophies this weekend as they travelled to Boston, See page 21 * The Daily Campus Bay Bridge World Series postponed SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — the strongest proponent— was that our concerns, our issue, is 1981 NCAA basketball game very good working hypothesis, There will be a World Series that it seemed both ballparks in a rather modest one," Vincent was held just hours after Presi- but it is not definite yet. I by the Bay. The games will go dent Reagan was shot think out preferred course is to the Bay area will be playable in on. said. "And that this area is still And, during World War II, play at Candlestick." a reasonable amount of time," Shaken by the nation's worst reeling from the disaster is a "It is also clear that we are he said. very real concern to us." when many thought baseball earthquake since 1906, the Bay should be stopped, President not going to be able to play Candlestick was inspected That these games will go on Bridge World Series will Roosevelt urged the games to baseball at either park in the Wednesday. is not a first in sports history, resume, but not until at least be played for national morale. area until next Tuesday." although it is likely to be de- The news conference Tuesday. And not until "The alternative of waiting a American League president announcing the plan was held Candlestick Park and the Oak- bated. Bobby Brown said moving the The Munich Olympics con- few days seems to be better in a room lit by candles and land Coliseum are declared safe than canceling the World Se- games to a neutral site was remote television camera from any possible structural tinued after 11 Israeli team considered. members were murdered by ries, but this is said in light of lights. The St. Francis Hotel damage. understanding the difficulty this "The possibility was enter- was still without full power as "We will not play ball while terrorists. The NFL played just two days after President area is having," Vincent said. tained bui the consensus of the was parts of the city. the community is in the early "We believe Tuesday is a group— the commissioner was stages of recovery," Commis- Kennedy was assassinated. The sioner Fay Vincent said Wednesday night. "We don't want to have to have to con- duct baseball while the hunt for victims goes on." At least 270 people were killed and hundreds more in- jured when the earthquake struck Tuesday, 30 minutes before the scheduled start of Game 3 between the San Fran- cisco Giants and the Oakland Athletics. Vincent said he hoped Can- dlestick Park, which was filled for Games 3 and 4, and, if nec- essary. Game 5. Oakland leads the Giants 2-0 and the Scries would return to the Coliseum for Games 6 and 7, if needed. He said the scheduling of games was made assuming government officials give their permission. The layoff caused by the earthquake will be the longest in the World Series since 1911. That year, the New York Gi- ants and Philadelphia Athletics —UPI waited a week because of rain- Fay Vincent, left, Both Candlestick Park, and the Oakland Coliseum outs. Baseball Cummissioner Series would not resume would have to be inspected and declared safe before "It is becoming very clear to announced that the World until next Tuesday. play can resume. us in major league baseball UConn fails to gain in NE Huskies shut down UMass, but tie 0-0 By George Ferencz right side of the net, but UMass goalie Steven Daily Campus Staff Armenti was there to record his first save of the The men's soccer team failed to pickup afternoon. O'Hara's shot was followed up by ground in the New England region yes- Rob Lindell who sent a shot skimming off the terday as they tied the 4-8-2 University left post. of Massachusetts Minutemen, 0-0, in Then with less then two minutes to go in the front of 409 fans at a cold ind wet Con- first overtime, O'Hara tried to make amends as he took a pass from Lindell in the box and with necticut Soccer Stadium. Armenti charging the ball O'Hara sent a shot The tie, to a sub .500 club, diminishes that, once again, hit the post. UConn's chances of getting a bid to the NCAA "I don't sec that they threatened us at all, it tournament through the New England region. UConn, 7-4-4 overall, is now 4-2-2 in the re- was just that we couldn't score. We have tried gion and has losses to Boston University as many combinations you could possibly try," (number two in NE), and Yale (number three). Coach Morrone said. For UConn the Big East's automatic bid could UMass, despite their weak record, trails op- be their only ticket to the postseason party. ponents only by three (16-13) in goals. The UConn Coach Joe Morrone said, "This (tie) Minutemen, in the game, forced Foley to record puts us in a very difficult situation now, barring six saves, compared to Armenti's one, the a complete collapse of the teams in front of us, UConn defense though made them take shots and us winning every game from here on in, the from outside or just inside the box, allowing NCAA's will have to rest on the Big East tour- Foley to make the saves relatively easy. nament." UMass Head Coach Jeff Gcttler said that "We Coach Morrone was not pleased with the total had some chances in the box, which we thought effort today and in previous New England would be better than the results were, and we matchups, "If I look at the season the three created a good number of opportunities, but we games 1 was most disappointed about was to- did not strike the ball well enough." day's, Yale (1-0 loss), and Providence (1-1 tic), Each team tiptoed through the slippery con- I just felt that those three in particular we ditions of the first half and failed to mount any should have won." sustained pressure. The UConn defense, led by Neither team was able to control the play Vince Jajuga and Bill Lawrence held UMass, throughout the game, and each were limited to to just two shots on goal. One of the players —C.J. Gunthci/The Daily Campus scarce scoring opportunities. For UConn, their I (Dun's Vince Jajuga attempts to kick the ball past a Lawrence had to contain was his brother Dan, best chances did not come until the 102:53 UMass' top scorer with 13 points. jj page 23 UMass defender during yesterday's scoreless tie. mark when Kevin O'Hara slipped a shot to the ee . .. . .,. i> .i.i.