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ACCENT: Aerospace Engineering Lab Clouded visions Becoming cloudy Tuesday with a 40 percent chance of i light snow by late morning. VIEWPOINT: The problems of rape High near 30. VOL. XXI, NO. 91 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1988 the independent newspaper serving Notre Dame and Saint Mary’s Bush, Dole neck and neck, Dukakis worried about lead Associated Press side with former Sen. Barry political pundits are today but the hope of a second-place real surprise coming tomor Goldwater as he threw all his they ran for cover four years finish that would confound the row .” CONCORD, N.H. - Vice Pres campaign could muster into a ago and they’re likely to run pollsters. “I’m going to finish Fellow D em ocrat Bruce Bab ident George Bush forecast a bid to arrest Dole’s week-long in a good competitive third or bitt, far off the pace in the polls, win but Sen. Bob Dole showed surge and regain his own poli higher,” he said. said, “I’m anticipating a confidence Monday as the GOP tical footing. Democratic Sen. Paul strong showing and a surprise presidential field sprinted for One candidate after another Simon, also facing tough times but I can’t put a number on it.” the finish line in a tight New posted hopeful predictions of a for cover tomorrow,” said if he falters, said he was sure Former television evangelist Hampshire primary race. surprise when New Hampshire former Delaware Gov. Pete du he’d defeat Rep. Richard Gep Pat Robertson bid to deal with Democrat Michael Dukakis voters render their verdict in Pont, back in the pack in the hardt for second place. Refer a tempest that arose over his said his expected win might be the nation’s lead-off primary GOP race. ring to Dukakis’ commanding claim that the Soviet Union has smaller than predicted. on Tuesday. Rep. Jack Kemp, his GOP lead in the polls, he said, “I Bush campaigned side by “ I don’t know where all those candidacy on the line, held out think there is a possibility of a see ELECTION, page 5 Man with Waldheim says chest pains hospitalized he won't resign By JIM RILEY Associated Press of the report do not correspond News Editor to the facts but are built on VIENNA, Austria -President presumptions and hypotheses. A University administrator Kurt Waldheim rejected the For that reason, the conclu was listed in serious condition “slanders, hateful demonstra sions drawn cannot be upheld.” in the coronary care unit of tions and wholesale condemna Waldheim, 69, used highly Memorial Hospital Monday tions” of those who want him emotional language in appeals night, a hospital spokeswoman to resign and urged the nation both to World War II com said. Monday to unite behind him. patriots and those too young to Walter Bartholomew, an as His televised speech ap know “the horrors of this war.” sistant director in the adminis peared certain to deepen divi He said he might have erred trative computing departm ent, sions caused by the report of in not discussing his wartime was carried from the Adminis an international panel of his past but said he never tried to tration Building by paramedics .1 torians last week. It questioned conceal it. “I have a clear con at about 2 p.m. Monday after the president’s moral integrity science,” the former U.N. complaining of chest pains. and said he was “in close prox secretary-general told No determination had been imity” to Nazi atrocities during Austria’s 7.5 million citizens. made as to whether he had suf World War II and did nothing In their 202-page report, the fered a heart attack, the to stop them. historians concluded that spokeswoman said. Before a On Monday, he claim ed with determination is made for such out giving specifics that “parts see AUSTRIA, page 5 patients, “usually they are un der observation for a few days and undergo many tests,” said the spokeswoman. ‘Monty Python’ star Bartholomew had suddenly taken ill in the administrative computing office on the fourth to give show at SMC floor of the building, said Karen By A N G ELA and Notre Dame. Tickets Aberli, a secretary in the of MCDONALD are on sale $5 per student fice. “We really didn’t know News Staff and $10 for the general what was wrong,” Aberli said. public. “He did say that he had chest The comedy act of former The Junior Class will be pains.” Monty Python actor Grahm sponsoring a Mardi Gras The paramedics carried Bar Chapman and the upcoming today from 9-1 p.m. at the tholomew in a special collap student government elec Elk’s Lodge. Junior class sable chair down the northeast The Observer / Jim Carroll tions were topics of discus Vice President Rozel Gat stairwell of the Administration Say aaahhh. sion at the Saint Mary’s pro maitan said that although Building. Bartholomew indi gramming board meeting tickets may be purchased at cated to the paramedics at the A bulldozer gorges itself on what used to be a hill next to the Clarke held Monday night in the the door, “we encourage Memorial Fountain. The work is part of preparation for the building of Haggar College Center. everyone to buy the tickets see SEIZURE, page 5 an annex to the Nieuwland Science Hall. Chapman, one of Great before the Mardi Gras, be Bi itain’s top actors, will per cause we are anticipating a form a comedy act in huge turnout." For more Crimestoppers proposed O’Laughlin Auditorium on ticket information contact April 24. The former actor Rozel at 284-5083 or Rose at By GREG LUCAS student who was able to supply would be run entirely by Notre in “The Monty Python 284-5049. Copy Editor information leading to an ar Dame Security. Show” is best remembered Elections for the student rest. for his appearances in “The body and class officers will The Student Senate dis Holst said that Rex Rakow, Holy G rail” and “ Life of be held Feb. 24 in Saga cussed a proposal that calls for Holst cited the large number director of Notre Dame secur B rian.” during meal times. the implementation of an on- of bookbags that are stolen ity had agreed to support the Graham is on a college- There will also be a “Meet campus Crimestoppers pro each week and recent assaults program if it ever got off the wide tour, which already in The Candidates” night held gram, Monday night. of students in parking lots as ground. cludes the University of Al on Feb. 22, for students to According to Brian Holst, justification for definite action. abama and Syracuse become more acquainted student senator, who intro “We need to address this prob Holst said that he had also University. with the people running for duced the resolution, the pro lem currently,” said Holst. spoken to John Goldrick, asso “The show is supposed to office. gram would be run in a similar ciate vice president of student be spectacular and everyone “Everyone is encouraged manner as the one in South “Notre Dame student gov affairs. “Dr. Goldrick seems is encouraged to attend this to note the forthcoming Bend and other cities: a “crime ernment would supply a cer supportive of the idea,” Holst event,” said Smith Has events and come out and of the week” would be tain amount of money for the said. hagen, vice president of Stu support the Saint Mary’s publicized and monetary reward fund,” Holst said, add dent Affairs. The show is co- community,” said Has rewards would be given to a ing that the actual program see SENATE, page 5 sponsored by Saint Mary’s hagen.____________________ page The Observer Tuesday, February 16, 1988 In Brief ND has moral duty “Hoosiers” will be showing in Moscow and Leningrad this week as part of a rare American film fes to go ‘uncola’ tival. The film has gotten little international play has never I was disappointed last week to find that The been released in most European nations. However, the Observer is against the Coca-Cola boycott or Mike Soviets understand basketball and the problem of a ganized under the Anti-Apartheid Network. drunken coach’s assistant is expected to hit home in a The claim is that the boycott seems more like Moran nation with a campaign against alcoholism underway. A a personal attack on Donald Keough than a tool big question is whether the Soviets will be able to grip the of political pressure. The emphasis is on edu Assistant Photo Editor concept of a small high school team competing and even cation and information instead of action. tually winning against much larger schools.-Associated The Coke boycott was not started at Notre Press Dame. It is a national effort to pressure the South African government, and Notre Dame is A federal judge temporarily barred enforcement of a just one of many to join the campaign. new rule Monday that prevents federally funded family The fact that Donald Keough is chairman of planning clinics from advising pregnant women on abor the Board of Trustees is coincidental. It is not tion. The suit claims the new ruling violates a federal a personal attack on him, nor anyone, but the statute, censors free speech and violates the right of South African government. privacy of patients.-Associated Press Despite previous efforts to roll back apar theid it is still with us, and has been in South Africa for far too long. Deadlines for the dis mantling of this racist political system have come and gone, and it does not appear that it Of Interest will be happening anytime soon.

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