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By AARON hand, Price said. are still possible, according to police. hoi, Tobacco and Firearms investigators he Saadat's left hand was lost in the pipe Sgt. Chris Tennant of the Pullman Police and Waldron were experimenting to see if Daily Evercreen Staff bomb explosion that killed teammate Har- Department said Monday no decision had they could make a bomb. Despite losing his left hand in last vey "Buddy" Waldron. been made about possible charges. The two made the bomb following month's pipe bomb explosion, Payam Saa- While his injuries were severe, Price said Tennant said he will finish conducting instructions from a book found at Saadat's dat may play football again for WSU, head Saadat is "definitely still part of the team," interviews and the investigation before he apartment. coach Mike Price said. and will try to come back to play. makes any other decisions. Police investigators also found enough Price said next fall Saadat will most "I'm working very closely with the pros- Price said Saadat was released from Har- materials to make another pipe bomb in likely be redshirted to retain his eligibility. borview Medical Center Saturday and is ecutor right now, and after the investiga- the apartment. Price said he is unsure what Saadat's now living in an apartment near the Seattle tion is finished I will go through the law plans are for the summer, but said he Saadat was transferred to Harborview hospital while he continues to receive treat- books and see if any charges pertain to might return to WSU to complete his Medical Center immediately following the ment and learn how to use a prosthetic this case," Tennant said. spring semester classes. accident where he remained until released. hand. The homemade pipe bomb exploded on While the health of the 6-foot-1, 219- April 19 while Saadat and Waldron were Waldron was transported to Sacred Heart Saadat is undergoing physical therapy on pound junior linebacker from Santa Mon- driving on Irving Street in Waldron's 1978 Medical Center in Spokane where he was both his right hand and left leg and is ica, .Calif., is on the upswing, charges Ram Charger. later pronounced dead. expected to regain the full use of his right against him for his role in the explosion Saadat told both Price and federal Alco- The player donated six organs. Lawmakers Catching some Z's reveal new budget plan <
By RACHEAL HANOWELL & JENNifER JONES Daily Evergreen Staff State legislators finally pro- posed a $16.2 billion state budget Monday, but they haven't come up with a way to pay for it yet. Here is a breakdown of several key areas of the budget proposal: • The proposal cuts spending by $730 million, raises taxes and fees by $848.5 million, and sug- gests that $350 'million be left in reserves. • It freezes salaries for all employees making more than $45,000 a year, and includes no cost-of-living increase for state employees or teachers. Other employees still would be eligible for merit increases and raises based on seniority. • State payroll would take a 15 Staff photo by Joan Kerlin percent across-the-board cut in. A weary finals victim grabs some quick shuteye Tuesday in the CUB. administrative staff, but would still grow by more than 400 employees by the end of the bien- nium. Planned Parenthood offering abortions • About $60 million would be provided for local criminal justice By KIM ATKINSON United Way. Spokane medical director who is we nick 'em." programs. The money is distrib- The $290 abortion service is a an obstetrician/gynecologist, she Cameron said Planned Parent- uted to counties around the state, Daily Evergreen Staff surgical procedure and it can be said. hood is always prepared for pro- and Whitman County relies Pullman's Planned Parenthood performed up through the first 12 "There has been an enormous test incidents and picketing. heavily on the funding for police is taking on a new controversy. weeks of a pregnancy. amount of support outpouring ''We had such a strong officers, sheriff's deputies and The group began offering abor- "You can call them a first tri- from the community," Cameron response for our trained escort prosecutors. tion services about three weeks mester abortion," Cameron said. said. • The budget would increase ago. Washington law allows abor- However, some groups in Pull- service that we couldn't fit one more person in our training tuition by a total of 20 percent Spokane Planned Parenthood tions to be performed up to 22 man do 'not support the availabil- room," Cameron said. over two years - 7 percent this Community Relations Director weeks into a pregnancy, Cameron ity of abortion services. fall and another 13 percent the Joyce Cameron said plans for said. When abortion services were The escorts are trained to aid following year. WSU would offering the service began with Cameron said the service is being introduced to the Pullman patients in crossing picket lines receive funding for 66 more stu- discussions nearly a year ago offered only a few days a week. center, fliers were seen around safety in addition to making dents, and the branch campuses with community leaders and The service provider is the campus stating, "You stick 'em, appointments on time. would get several hundred slots. • An additional $55 million would go toward student financial aid, and it would be available for students with family incomes of GPSA wraps up term with health benefits up to $27,000, rather than the $11,500 maximum income level By NICOLE HUQlfESZli efits per graduate assistant to be included in close to health benefits." from before. WSU's budget that is up for approval in the The fight for health insurance benefits Gov. Mike Lowry said Monday Daily Evergreen Staff state legislature. began when Wang began his GPSA presi- night that he was pleased with the As the 1992-93 officers in the Graduate The budget has made it through the state dency in 1991. "I initiated this project," budget, but worried that his plan and Professional Students Association finish House, Senate and governor's office and is Wang said. He added that the work he has for a sales tax on services might up their business, the newly elected officers being revised at this point to satisfy all three put into the project has helped to improve not be implemented. are preparing to fill some big shoes. parties. relations with the legislature. That was his plan for paying Outgoing president Weikang "Ken" Wang Wang, two-term GPSA president, If the health benefits request is approved, for the budget. The other option is finishing up one of the biggest projects he ~xpressed his excitement about the possibil- Wang said it would be the "biggest accom- is raising the state general sales said he has ever worked on. Ity of gaining the benefits. "I feel very tax and the business and occupa- The project involves $1,000 in health ben- good," Wang said, "I think we are very See GPSA: page 3 tion tax, which Lowry opposes.
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INFORMATION FOR THE SCHOLARSHIPS LISTED BELOW IS AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICE OF SCHOLARSHIP SERVICES-A.E. Lawmakers cut environmental funds MCCARTEN OFFICE SUITE, STREIT-PERHAM. UNLESS SPECIFIED OTHERWISE, ALL SCHOLARSHIPS ARE FOR THE 1993-94 YEAR. OLYMPIA (AP) - Legislative Management Act. painful cuts in all areas, not just budget writers are about to crip- "It's essentially a sham to say environmental protection. • American Indian Endowed Scholarship Program-$1,OOO-For ple new state laws which are that we have protected public They said state agencies - financially needy American Indian students enrolled full-time at a intended to better protect forests resources with the laws we've . including the environmental-pro- Washington public college by fall 1993. May 15 deadline. and slow urban sprawl, environ- passed when we haven't provided tection departments of Natural mental groups asserted Tuesday. the money to implement them," Resources, Ecology, Community • Epsilon Sigma Alpha-$500-For a "woman in transition" return- A proposed House-Senate bud- Jeff Parsons, lobbyist for th€ Development and Fish and Wild- ing to college as at least a sophomore and pursuing an associate get, which has been tentatively Audubon Society of Washington, life - will have to work smarter of arts or baccalaureate degree. May 22 deadline. scheduled for floor action this said. with less money. week, contains deep cuts in fund- House and Senate leaders said But the cuts are too deep to ing to carry out new logging reg- the proposed $16.2 billion budget simply solve the problem by shift- • Memorial Teacher Education SCholarship-$1,OOO-For juniors ulations and to help counties for the coming two-year budget ing resources here and there, and seniors intending to enroll in a curriculum leading to a bache- comply with the new Growth cycle starting July 1 contains Parsons and others said. lor's degree and certification as a vocational technical instructor. June 1 deadline. • Naval Officers' Wives' Club-For dependent sons, daughters, or ::;:::.G;.:NGMTULAtIONS SENIORS! spouses of active duty or retired career Navy, Marine Corps, Coast ...... ~:<::~.:./.:::.:::.::.::.. / ..' >-,:} :~~~~~:::·:·::::::~:iijI~:~~~lt~~:;::·::<.~~;:. . :-:-.\{::::;:::<:.:: ,::} Guard, and NOAA personnel, who are presently residing in the -,:;::: !: :::. .' :::.:::::::::::::::::., Stae of Washington. Must have at least sophomore standing by fall. June 1 deadline. . Good luck :::::;:';:.the< future ••• <: Love!ittir I1B$i~~rs
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UNIVERSITY POLICE DEPART- of his belongings were stoten MENT from his room. A Discman, not been solved, closed Sunday, April 2 leather jacket and sunglasses 12:55 a.m.: A man was were taken. sort of on hold because we can't be reopened if the more evidence arrested for obstructing a public 5 p.m.: A woman advised 8y8"'1_ do anything until Portland is done is discovered, Sg1. Kathy Buck servant at Campus Commons police a man harassed her ver- Daily Evergreen Staff with him," Tennant said. said. North. bally at the CUB. Murders, rapes and armed rob- The March 2 and 7 B Street Another student reported being 2:21 a.m.: A man was 7 p.m.: An Orton resident beries are among the Pullman, attacks of two WSU students are raped by an acquaintance in arrested, booked and relased for reported receiving a threatening crimes that have yet to be solved also still being investigated but November and that case has been OWl at Meadowbrook. The case telephone call. He was advised of or closed as the WSU semester officers have run out of leads and forwarded to the prosecutor, but was referred to the prosecutor. what procedures to take if it hap- comes to a close. have had to put the case on hold, charges have not yet been filed. 2:32 a.m.: A fight on Linden pens again. The Pullman Police Department Tennant said. Police also are still waiting to Street was reported, officers PULLMAN POLICE AND FIRE is still working on the two mur- "It's still open if any new infor- see if the victim of an April 22 found a large crowd, but no fight. DEPARTMENTS ders in town during the school mation comes up, but right now acquaintance rape wants to press 5:26 a.m.: A man was arrested Sunday, April 2 year. One is almost finished and we have exhausted all of our charges, Tennant said. for possesslon of marijuana and 1:42 a.m.: A man was arrested the other will be delayed until leads," he said. University police have had four possession of drug paraphernalia. for OWl on Main Street. next January, Sgt. Chris Tennant The two men that held up a rapes reported this school year, 12:30 p.m.: A loud noise was 10:50 a.m.: Ambulance crews said. pizza delivery driver on November and while the September and reported near a dumpster. Offi- responded to a Church Street res- The AFA Paint Depot fire/mur- 2 have also not been found, and Novmeber acquaintance rapes cers found a moped inside the idence for a person having diffi- der/suicide case is nearing an the case is on hold unless new have been closed without being dumpster and it was determined culty breathing due to an allergic end, and police are now waiting information is discovered, Ten- sent to the prosecutor because to have been discarded by the reaction to peanuts. to see if the coroner will call a nant said. the women did not want to press owner. 11:16 p.m.: A fight was coroner's inquest before any Investigators also are still charges, there are still two cases 6:55 p.m.: A fight was reported reported at the Coug. It turned charges are filed, Tennant said. A working on the April 19 pipe pending. in the Rotunda parking lot. Offi- out to be to be two men wres- coroner's inquest would inform bomb explosion that killed one The January acquaintance rape cers broke up the fight and sent tling. the public about the case, and aid football player, Harvey "Buddy" has been sent to the prosecutor, everyone home. Monday, April 3 prosecutors with charging deci- Waldron, and seriously wounded though no charges have been Monday, April 3 1:54 a.m.: A woman was sions, Police Chief Ted Weatherly another, Payam Saadat, and filed, and officers are still waiting 1:55 p.m.: A Stephenson South arrested for OWl on Crestview St. said in January. haven't ruled out possible charges to see if the victim of a reported resident reported more than $500 pullman city councilman Wil- in the case, Tennant said. acquaintance rape wants to press' liam Freier and his business part- The Pullman police also charges against the man, Lt. Mike ner Robert Meyers were found responded to three reported rapes Kenny of the University Police GPSA:More effective shot to death inside the paint. of WSU students this school year, Department said. • Continued from cover depot after firefighters extin- and have closed one case, sent University police also investi- one of the most effective in the nation. Wang added. guished a three-alarm blaze on the second to the prosecutor and gated an .armed robbery of a Spo- plishment in my life." Oct. 20. are still waiting to proceed on the kesman-Reveiw subscription col- Wang said he has seen GPSA lector December 2 in the Chinook Meyers died from several gun- third. grow as an organization over the While GPSA will not meet regu- shot wounds to the chest, while Apartments parking lot, but have past two years, in terms of mem- larlythis summer, newly elected Freier had a single gunshot The October rape of a student been unable to solve that case or ber activity and effectiveness on president Oliver Bangera and vice wound to his temple. While the has been tentatively closed one involving two men in a Trans campus. president Judy Nath will be work- case hasn't been officially closed, because there is not enough evi- Am assaulting men jogging on The National Association for ing in Pullman and Olympia on investigators are still leaning dence or a suspect to proceed, Spokane Street in late December Graduate Students rates WSU's behalf of WSU's graduate stu- toward a murder/suicide theory, but that does not mean it won't and Jan , Ke said. raduate student association as dents. Weatherly said. pullman investigators are also still working on the Teia Pingree murder case, but do not expect to be able to go forward with it until at least January, Tennant said. Pingree was found shot in her pullman home March 2, and police believe her ex-husband )tee this Kevin C. Lust shot Pingree and then went to Portland and shot his ex-girlfriend. lust has been arrested and indicted in Portland for his ex-girlfriend's death and pullman officials will have to wait examI until after his Portland trial to bring lust to trial. "We are still working on it and waiting for lab results, but it is DOMINO'S PIZZA is the world's a largest pizza delivery company. True or False ~ The only pizza company' .in town to ~ w~Bar ~ gu~rantee 30 m~nutedelivery or $3.00 4thGrill& IN TIlE HOTEL MOSCOW ® off IS DOMINO 5 PIZZA. True or False ~ Casual, ~ Affordable rB' fi\DOMINO'S PIZZA is always happy to Dining ~ ~accept a competitor's coupon. 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Stop the hate, start to educate Editor: one would help them. They were This is in response to a letter called names as "chink" and Why nice guys will lose that was written by Lynn McCord "coolie." Also the Japanese were and published on April 22. forced into concentration camps Some guys are forever enamored to resolve her freely acquired infe- I am writing this letter to during the start of the second more successful riority complex he so easily laid upon her when he express how much I was offended world war. Many believed they than others at used her for his own selfish pleasures, grunted, and by your so called letter. You call were traitors just because they succeeding with said "I gotta take off in time to catch the Mariners minority groups in America were Asian. They were mocked the ladies. game. " "whiners." Also your comment not only verbally but also through Who are such Initially, The Bastard's wake starts when he about Asian Americans being able the headlines or prominent news- heroes and how espouses the importance of his burgeoning sex drive to accomplish more if we knew papers such as the Los Angeles do they' rearrange 'NJ~~~-IoIow...... II necessitatinc safe harbor. This she knows has little how to speak English is a total Times which read "JAPS these inherent BYJASI II ST to do with the love he professes for her while yank- generalization as well as a gross ATTACK." Lynn, we've been drives in such a I P B ing down her bloomers with all the finesse of an stereotype. As a proud Asian around and we've had to deal manner that they industrial accident, but when he says, "You know, American I take great offense. As with this kind of crap of a cen- do not fall face-first into the wantoness of deranged uh, I really do love you" and she closes her eyes, a matter of fact I was born in Cal- tury. And we do speak English! pedophilia that runs amok amongst all men? she hath indeed captured the sacred grail. ifornia. My point Lynn, is that The minority groups here are The consummate principle to operate upon when The Bastard, and his love, are her ultimate goal. many of us Asian Americans were not "whiners." We are people pursuing the services of the young woman are those Clumsily neo-romantic as it seems, this little born here in the United States, who want a piece of the so called of political warfare; showing superiority, a consistent game gets boring for both, and he decides to under- and we do speak English. Do you American Dream. We as minori- dispensation of one-upsmanship, and never, ever, take the revamping of it all by initiating a long, eas- not know that Asians have been a ties need to stick together and becoming friendly with them. ily swallowed list of sexual punishments and rewards part of American history for over help educate those who do not You see, when one hath inherited the initially for her. a century now? Although many understand us. African Ameri- pleasing role of "friends" with the young target, he "Effective immediately!" he cries as she peruses history books do not go into great cans, Hispanics, Native Ameri- . also has inherited a mess of troubles where his its messy contents, and having the distinctly bad details, the Chinese were forced cans, Middle Easterners, Asian emotions, desires, and range of pusuitory options lie feeling that she's finally going to get what she could to construct the American railway Americans and other minority amongst one another in a quagmire of confusion have avoided. For she always knew that the "Great system. Many of them lost their groups need to fight racism and and misery. Guy" was the one truly deserving of her ultimate lives and still they are not thor- do away with generalizations and Truthfully, young women are ever-and-all-seeking gift. Uneasy at the honest truth of her decisions, she oughly credited. The Chinese stereotypes. We need to let peo- the challenge of an attitude when seeking the male reverts back into her mode of stupid devotion, blind were subject to racism back dur- ple know about minority aware- candidate to share their life. to the fact that her brief realization about the Great ing California's gold rush. Many ness. Choose knowledge, fight The male who disturbs the carefully-guarded prin- Guy could have been followed up upon, but instead of them were robbed of their gold ignorance. ciples of the young woman is all-too-oft the one who the ignorance of it hath bound her to a lengthy battle and they could do nothing as no Albert H. Kim gets the nod of interest from the youth-blinded slut with a smorgasbord of depraved activities such as who'd stop at nothing to "help him out," "change bondage and orificial ownership. him for the better," and give in return an enviable Indeed, with The Bastard's sexual dictatorship in amount of freewheeling sex along the way. place, his wishes become his pleasures. Fittingly, Keep up the good work He is that male phenomenon known as The Bas- his crimes committed for the sole pleasure of Editor: gan" who redesigned your frater- tard - women love him. appeasement are bound to go unpunished. I am writing in regards to the nity into some funky Chinese And, you ask, with wide eyes and inquisitive face, And the other hero, the forgotten one, the "Great article which you wrote and was relic? slack jaw and enviable chastity, what about the love- Guy," what becometh of him? What indeed? published on the 30th day of My best guess is, he was prob- able lad who respected her as a fellow human being, Besides being resigned to a lifetime of self- March. ably under the legal age to con- opened doors for her, brought her roses, carried induced spunkery, he'll keep on keepin' on. The You were right in saying, "the sume any form of alcohol, with weighty boxes of animal-tested beauty products for Great Guy will remember the error of his ways, but police priorities must target vio- the exception of NyOuil. her,and never,ever tried to make an approach upon will continue down his barren loveless path due to lent crime," but sorry to say, it's Give me a couple of beers and her reproductive region for fear of scaring away his the fact that the poor unschooled patheticism practi- just not that easy. The police of I will probably end up committing hallowed companion? Who'd gotten to know her and tioner doesn't let himself stray from the state of Pullman know their exact inten- some form of violent crime. You in return become labeled to her friends and foes being a human being to those around him. tions when they proceed in a would not want that would you? alike as a "Great Guy?" But never fear. Someday, someway, he'll enact alcohol sting operations: do not For that reason specifically, is What, indeed? his revenge upon her in a most dastardly manner. let juvenile delinquents get their why the Pullman P.O. needs to Yes, dear reader, he inherited, all right. But not Everyone know that nice guys go to heaven, and hands on any form of an alcoholic continue their alcoholic crack the secret key to the chains that binded his love when the Great Guy makes his appointment there, beverage. down policy. Hats off to the finest from revealing itself in purest, pathetic nudity, but the heavenly father will allow the trampled soul of As you mayor may not already of the Pullman police department. rather, sadly, the wind. Nothing. the Great Guy to enact his revenge upon the maiden. know, alcohol is proven to be a Keep up the great work! Meanwhile, the id-driven imbecile who'd been a He'll indignantly yell, with the pregnant urgency of major underlying cause of violent Stacy Moon certifiable ass to her in the company of parents, unspoken penance and shattered hopes, and without crimes such as rape and murder. pals, and pursuers has a world of pleasure access i- an ounce of sarcasm, "You know, you really piss Howald was the "drunken hooli- ble to him, For she, who cruelly shunned the whole- me off!" hearted awkward profferings of the "Great Guy," is DOONESBURY By Garry Trudeau Quote of the Day HOlYCIJIlJ!tOOK AT AU THlS THe COMPUTER AUTOMAT!- QlJAI-/TY, A TTI?ACTIVUY- PRlaP (AUY BIUh YOUR PURDW£ MCR.CJlAN0I5e' HOW00 I 7D YOUR. CRWrr CARD. " BUY 5OM/3THING? JUST Be SURC YOU \ YOU WN7 TOUCHDAlV1J1IOJ<;" Why does man kill? He kills POINT _ YOU ffi'J7/A.VWT ATIT :. r, ' for food. And frequently, there must be a beverage - Woody Allen " Wednesday, May 5,1993
Playboy plays on sexism and powerlessness Editor: Unfortunately nothing else was As much as I appreciate the being done, and neither I nor the intent of David Drake's article two other people involved had the "Attack of the Flyerpeople," I means to organize anything else. think he has missed the point of Second Iy,. you cannot say it the fliers. was a complete waste of time. The point was not to say any- Monday night 75 fliers were one who masturbates is a pervert. posted and by Tuesday morning ASWSU OUTDOOR As a matter of fact I appreciate all 75 of those fliers had disap- the creativity that it took to come peared. up with that argument. The point RECREATION CENTER was to discourage women from Obviously they had enough of posing for a pornographic maga- an effect that someone made it zine. worth their while to remove every Opportunities for women are single flier from every Single bill- limited. The only professions board, telephone poll, and class- where women make more than room. (The fliers students actually men are modeling and prostitu- saw were posted Wednesday tion. In other jobs, women make morning in a second attempt little more than half the amount sponsored by the Women's men do, and the gap grows big- Resource and Research Center). ger as time goes on. Older Thirdly, it is never a waste of women are considered "less valu- time to try to increase awareness. able" than older men. Men's pay If you want to call me an activist- increases as they grow older wannabe, be my guest. As far as while income for women remains I'm concerned, at least I did the same or decreases. something, which is more than Coincidentally, as men age they anyone else on campus did! become more attractive while women, so says the status quo, Furthermore, just what is an groW less attractive. Who sets the activist-wannabe? Must one go to status quo, but magazines like "activist school" or something to Playboy, heralding the most beau- increase awareness? Does being Cong r a i u fa ii o n s tiful women. I realize posting fli- an activist require being as cool ers is not the most productive as you? means of accomplishing this end. Nicola K. Servais SeJ1io~s PARTYTRAYS available for graduation! ORDER SOON! 1993 Dining Services at the CUB 335~3875 Meat and Fruit and Cheese Trays Vegetable Trays PON'T VEGETATE THIS SUMMER!
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JUNE21-AUGUST16 prepared by ASWSU Graphics artist; Ben Hruska REDUCE REUSE RECYCLE II II II II II II Page 6 The Daily Evergreen Wednesday, May 5,1993 Congratulations graduating seniors! . - The Daily Evergreen Wednesday, May 5, 1993 The Daily Evergreen Page 7 FREE Tuition increases leave bad taste in mouth Editor: be able to afford the increased tive home district, (where your 1x7 This is a rejoinder to Governor tuition? The 1992 WSU resident permanent address is); 2) be con- LOwry's proposal for statewide tuition was $2,253; with Lowry's cise in your statements, don't increased tuition. I am a re-entry proposal, in 1994 you would pay gripe. Say you oppose the student at WSU. In addition, I am $3,033. increased tuition proposal of Gov- currently assisting one daughter Even with the tuition being ernor Lowrys and the legislator's with her higher education. I increased, as high as Lowry's proposal; 3) tell what increase oppose the 18.6% increase for proposal is, the tuition will not you believe is feasible, e.g. 3 or willi pare.... ofaxlD the 1993-94 school year and the offset the decreased funds from 4 percent and 4) oppose any IrOID .... 8 D~alhra additional 16.0% increase for the state. This creates a burden tuition increases that would allevi- 1994-95. That's right, a 34.6% on the higher education system. ate the state, just so they can at price ~ ~~ increase for undergraduate resi- As a student or parent you would support other programs within the ragw".' dents and 37.5% for non-resi- be paying more for less. I content state. The legislative hotline num- dents at WSU. that if more emphasis were ber is 1-800-562-6200. If tuition is raised to this level, placed on providing a :'friendly This should also be followed up the ramifications will be exten- atmosphere" for advancing indi- with a letter to your legislative sive, not only for the present, but viduals through higher education, district. Share with your family, 10, 20, or more years ahead. the general public would benefit. friends, and organizations, this 332-1061 Some students will not be able to This would occur by our standard proposal. Ask them to become continue their education. Others of living improving; with increas- active and voice an opinion. The MOSCOW may only be financially capable of ing the number of higher edu- legislature is moving fast on this attaining an A.A. or B.A.lB.S. cated individuals, the revenue tax proposal. It is expected to be degree. Hence, for some, the end base would also increase. This in through the process in 2 weeks results may be unaffordable edu- turn would channel more dollars and resolved. Time is short. cation. What happens then? They to hospitals, health, education, \ We have a lot to lose if Low- are forced into lower paid jobs. etc., and should decrease the ry's. proposal is accepted. The Lesser paid jobs, means lower need for public assistance. loss will be more than just higher taxed revenue, thus a lower tax What can you as a student or tuition; it would be a decreased base. The higher educated an citizen do about Lowry's 34.6% standard of living and a lowered STODEHT DIRECTORIES individual is, the more options tuition increase and the legislators tax base in the years to come. available to them for modifica- excessive proposal? A lot. Call The students of today are "ow l/Z OFF! tions in their career in the event the legislative hotline and voice tomorrow's taxpayers. The goal of a major illness or injury. your opinion. should be to make higher educa- For those attending a commu- One word of caution though, tion more attainable, not more nity college, don't ignore this pro- prepare yourself and write down difficult. posal. When you need to transfer what to say before you call. When Lynn C. Alderson to a 4 year college, will you then you do call: 1) know your legisla- The BEST paper to reach your '1'111.: primary l);lih market r\'l' r~ rl'l' 11 "-;ill.]#I ~i~'i=1e1e]:.erel iJ:tel iM iee]~I .. Don't Let Your MONEY f~"A~~y Summer Session 1993 Enrollment. Cba'Q~e.(wQ~'."ilin~s LAST DATE TO: WITHDRAW'" ICHANGE AUDIT I CHANGE CREDIT CHANGE PASS-FAIL CHANGE LETTER GRADE
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It all Spelling the word "Vas defer- Pisces (February 19-March 20): AI couldn't quit toking off the peace, especially if in-laws are should be peachy and sensible, ens" in chalk on a playground A busy beaver will appear on your hookah pipe this weekend, I am recovering from jet lag in the next huh? Counter this by engaging in could incite a race riot or a pot doorstep and push a sale. Don't honored to do your personalized room. Another tip - going shame-based behavior. Frolic with luck - it's a close call I can't let the bastard in. Arm yourself horoscope. through doors backward should seeds in your ears. If no seeds make. Leave the seat up and with a photo of Gabe Kaplan and Yesterday I remembered I was be done twice on Thursday. Just are available, obtain a copy of count teeth in times of inspired protect yourself by any means carbon-based and it really got me do it. Pass the mustard, make the "Frampton comes alive" on hygiene. necessary. Prey to the Buddha down. In the wake of this, Deep sign of the cross, and deal with 8-track, memorize the words, and Sagittarius (November 22-De- that you will be spared. Vaudeville Zen had been reached and the it. Go on, deal with it! go door-to-door offering to recite cember 21): I see fake fur and could drive an aunt to suicide. truth of the stars landed on my Cancer (June 21-July 22): The them for five bucks. A romance feigned spittle. It could mean Twister with triple amputees is lap. It isn't easy being a psychic dance becomes easier when you could spring from this. If it does, you'll be jumped by animal rights a game you can win. Red meat barometer completely immersed relinquish your right to self- go for it. If not, buy up all the activists; or, a Swanson dinner offers calories, but unsatisfying in the forecasting of other's lives, control and share your pants with Cougar Gold Cheese you can get could be .booby trapped and lay- companionship. but the alternatives leave little else a willing matron. Don't ask why it your hands on. ing in your freezer. Lay low. Aries (March 21-April 19): in the way of professional has to be a matron; this is fate Libra (September 23-0ctober You're headed for. a world of Watching the climax of "Easy options. and does not concern your needs. 22): Only the abstract holds trouble if you don't. Seduce a Rider" is a good way to pass Some of you will see postive Trust me. And don't slip anyone a value. Jupiter is really coming cheese wedge for a confidence time between bouts of studying. changes in your lives --; perhaps twenty unless you're sure they've down on you due to the pull builder. It'll do you wonderfully, though you'll finally figure out how to set been properly pre-fondled. Short between it and Venus at this time. Capricorn (December 22-Janu- nobody else will. Spinning rapidly the clock on the VCR. But wierd- stories about sheepherders will be It's as bad as getting tromped by ary 19): Looking sideways at in a chair offers new perspectives ness, in many forms, is prime to useful in placating hostile mug- a skinhead gang in a mosh pit, things won't make a difference. on racial prejudice, economics, pop up in most of your lives. gers. though not nearly as rnulticul- The sum total of the parts equals international diplomacy, and You'll really be caught off guard • Leo (July 23-August 22): Being tural. Therefore, aspire to hand the whole. The journey of a thou- vomit retention. unless you take sage's advice and a lion, and thus king of the jun- out brochures and keep your sand miles begins with one prepare yourself appropriately. gle, can have its downfalls. powder dry for eleven days. Ask drunken step. You needed these. I'm the sage, you're the sagee, Namely, people will be looking to walls why things hang from them. Living in an ocean of cliches and don't forget it. I hope you you for advice. Pretend to offer Try knitting blindfolded. Don't has changed you from the noble use your prophecy to the fullest people solutions, but instead give take raisins from truckers. soul you once were 'into a lesser advantage. 'em a riddle to be solved in their Scorpio (October 23-November quadruped with an affinity for Taurus (April 20-May 20): It own blood. The world is full of 21): Personal healing is a full- pimento. Breathe in, and remem- isn't funny at all what you've leeches. Don't read books with time job, but avoid gurus just the ber what you were. Breathe in, been up to lately. Stop now or words. Vow to banish Sara Lee. same. You've always known exhale, recover and heal. everyone else will know. Call Virgo (August 23-September you're your own boss. Childhood Aquarius (January 20-February somebody for help, and hang up 22): Your predilection toward memories may come up and 18): What did you expect, the on them when they answer. This purity means you're needlessley haunt you, and this time they'll time and place of your demise? will be a fun way to pass on the striving for an unrealistic familial not be funny. Unload emotional You're doing great. Acknowledge misery of your own lire to some- ideal. Wake up and smell the baggage on others by ending con- the shortcomings of others lesser one else. Plus, you don't have to dead body of Donna Reed! Brady versations with hints of self-muti- .evolved than you, and tip appro- have the birth control discussion as you normally do. ;======::::::::::::::~::::=: ..------I Avoid fried foods, as well. C 0 U P 0 n Gemini (May 21-June 20): You I and your damn twin have been veering off the true path. Get Pa¥..Le~~: yourself together by creating a hobby which involves a darning ~'vg J"ore ~ needle, soap, and a secret toler- ance for anarchy. Knit an organic grenade when the revolutionary spirit moves you. 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School's almost over for another What? You say that music is year promises a festival that is POSies, Anthrax,Cop Shoot Cop, us, let us know. If you love what year, but what promises to be one best when live? Well, this summer more diverse and genre-crossing \ God Machine, Jesus Jones, and we're doing, small unmarked bills of the most intense musical sea- promises to keep you busy at the than last year's Grunge-o-rama. the upcoming albums mentioned or imported beer always does the sons is just beginning. If record very least. In Spokane the 14th and You can be sure that the Borderline previously, it's doubtful if the com- trick. companies stick to the schedules 15th of May, 'nllatable Soule and will be there to give you the full ing summer could be described as Have a festive and hazard-free they've issued, you may find your- Pleasure Elite are playing at the scoop. boring as far a live shows is con- summer and be sure to wear your self spending your fall tuition in Hamilton Rec. Center and Saturday The last weekend in May is the cerned. condoms. Peace, Y'all. order to keep your CD collection at Gatsby's. NAMA fest. Three days of the Next year we'll have more inter- -Rantz Hoseley; Borderline Edi- stocked with all the goodies that These are two of the best groups brightest new bands in the North- . views, more albums we slag, and tor are coming out. out of Seattle right now, and for a west being showcased at every bar more local bands that we scoff at. The More You the More You in Seattle. If you're planning on With the addition of book, movie, From our rainy neighbors to the pittance you can see them live in a Advertise Save making a trip to the west side, this theatre and arts reviews we at the Ask Your Sales llc:pre8C::llta1h>e About west we get enough music to overgrown hick town. David Lynch would be the weekend to do it. Borderline will do our best to make Bplk and Fl'eqUeOCf 1lateI. choke a small elk. Soundgarden, was never as surreal as these two Also with albums out by Porno sure that you maintain your level of CALL· 335-1572 Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Candlebox, shows will be. for Pyros, Sky Cries Mary, informed superiority. If you hate Pleasure Elite, Sweetwater, Rat- Speaking of surreal, Grunge tletrap, Love Battery, TAD and godfathers and proud possessors old-timers Queensryche all have of a brand-new major label con- albums scheduled for summer tract; The Melvins, will be playing release. in Yakima on the 16th of May. Where the hell did that one come Nationally, Nine Inch Nails first from?! Continuing a solid week of full-length work since '89's Pretty great music, the Screaming Trees Hate Machine is due, along with will play the Met in Spokane on the albums by The Vince Neil band, 17th of May. My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult, Rush, Cypress Hill and Mr. Bun- And if you want to get out of gle amongst others. town to rock, rumors are that July 19th is the date for the Northwest Locally, Big Time Adam is plan- installment of Lollapalooza 1993. ning to release their first lP in The acts as it stands right now are; July, Black Happy's Second disc is Dinosaur Jr., Alice in Chains, due any day now, and Sleepy Front 242, Tool, Primus, Babes.in Sauteed Chicken Breast, Cream Cheese, and special seasonings all rolled up in a flour tortilla handful are releasing their second Toyland, Rage Against the then fried to a crispy golden brown in our 100% cholesterol free Canola oil. - . Muy Bueno! ! tape. Steal little kid's lunch money Machine, Arrest.ed Development, and watch your music collection and Fishbone. With acts like Mer- grow. cury Rev on the second stage this ~·'I ~ PACKING IT UP? • nerglze; for The Stuff You Can't Take Home, Please Remember our Summer GOODWILL INDUSTRIES -__ at ' GOODWill NEEDS: ,r' .clothing . =occessorles ·shoes .furniture ·knickknacks .home furnishings Community College! • O(\~ ·porty items ·miscellaneous ~o(\o\~o\e (Usable condition, please!) Make this summer fun "/ "v 'ge :~, PlEASE TAKETO: ~\l\~o(v:. GOODWill'S ATTENDED DONAnONS CENTER and rewardi ng, too! \0 OPEN EVERY DAY 7:30am- 6pm PAlOUSE EMPIRE MAll Tee offers many transferable college courses in areas such as If You Lived in Matn, Science, English, Study Skills he Residence Hall ... and Foreign Languages.
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Psychiatrist told Koresh had sex with children NEW YORK (AP) - Children who left the team headed by Dr. Bruce D. Perry, chief The Stars of David indicated that girls Texas Child Protective Services division, Branch Davidian cult compound said David of psychiatry at Texas Children's Hospital had "the light" and were ready to have sex said previously that the children had shown Koresh gave girls as young as 11 plastic in Houston. with the cult leader. no signs of physical abuse. Stars of David that signified they were The team interviewed 19 of the 21 sur- None of the girls who left said they actu- The Associated Press was unable to ready to have sex with him, The New York viving children of the cult, ages 4 to 11. ally had been sexually abused by Koresh. reach Ms. Eells late Monday. Times reported today. Perry told The Times that the children Perry said several of the girls had circu- The children, who left the compound were reluctant to divulge the cult's secrets lar marks on their buttocks that probably Federal officials, including Attorney Gen- during the 51-day siege that began Feb. at first. were caused by paddling. He said the chil- eral Janet Reno, cited reports of child 28, also told social workers that Koresh "Over the course of two months, the dren told of being struck with a paddle abuse as justification for the raid that told them to call their parents "dogs" and kids became increasingly open about 11- called "the helper" for offenses as minor began hours before a fire April 19 that refer only to him as their father. and 12-year-old girls being David's wives," as spilling milk. destroyed the compound. The Times quoted from the report of a he said. Karen Eells, regional director of the Investigators believe cultists set the fire. 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Firefighters put out the blaze In less than an hour, only to find bodies in smoky corridors. •• The Daily Evergreen Wednesday, May 5, 1993 Page 11 Voter tu rnouts Private cash funds Clinton's track WASHINGTON (AP) - The day. track, made from pulverized tires White House received $50,000 in The extra money goes to an and recycled windshield wiper donations to build President Clin- interest-earning account for gaskets, was completed last could be inflated ton's jogging track, well above repairs or maintenance the track month and has been used by the the track's $30,000 cost, a fed- will need, the official said. president. It is on the south lawn WASHINGTON (AP) - Simple voter turnout of the past three eral official told Congress Tues- The nearly quarter-mile-Iong of the White House. math shows 104,552,736 votes decades." were cast in last year's presiden- Gans attributes last year's tial election, roughly 55 percent higher turnout to support for of voting-age Americans. President Clinton among younger Yet a new Census Bureau sur- voters and Ross Perot's support vey says 114 million people, or among white middle class voters 61 percent, voted. who were angry because of the So are 9.5 million people anemic economy. lying? "It's not clear whether either of The government would never those factors will continue to speak so harshly of its own citi- exist," Gans said. zens. "There's nothing here that says So the new Census report, this upturn wHI be permanent." based on a household survey and All of the Census survey's find- ings likely are slightly exaggerated because of the overreporting of voting. " Still, other significant findings There's nothing included: here that says • A slight increase of turnout among black voters, from 52 per- this upturn will cent in 1988 to 54 percent last .~ be permanent. year. - Curtis Gans • An increase in white turnout Hoop Earrings under $10 Committee for the Study of to 64 percent, from 59 percent in the American Electorate 1988. Freshwater Pearls • 48 percent turnout among Hispanics who are eligible by age 4Wildlife Jewelry released Tuesday, put it "this and citizenship. That translated way: Garnet & Amythest into more than 4.2 million votes. Necklaces & E"arrings "Some persons who actually "The record number of Latino did not vote were reluctant to so votes cast in the '92 election Sterling & Goldfilled Bracelets report, perhaps because they felt helped elect a record number of it was a lapse in civic responsibil- Latinos to office, and this con- Russian Lacquered ity ... tinuing upward trend demon- Pins & Boxes Curtis Gans of the Committee strates the impact this voting bloc for the Study of the American will have in close national elec- Electorate said about one percent- tions in the future," said Harry Mon-Sat 10-6 • Sun 12-4 age point of the discrepancy can Pachon, director of the National N 119 Grand • Downtown Pullman be attributed to voters who cast Association of Latino Elected and Serving northwesterners ballots in November but did not Appointed OffiCials. Unique Clothing and Jewelry ------vote for president. for over 22 years with wonderful service! "The rest is simply overreport- ing," Gans said. 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He is subordinate only home was in Mountain View, taken an oath of loyalty to Esto- Einseln, who fled with his fam- tic nation's fledgling armed to the country's president. Calif., said Secretary of State nia. ily as the Red Army took control forces, despite U.S. government "I'm badly needed here," Ein- Warren Christopher had denied Sandra Kaiser, a spokeswoman of Estonia in 1944, lived in Ger- objections. seln told The Associated Press in his request to assume the post. for the U.S. Embassy in Tallinn many for five years before emi- Col. Aleksander Einseln, a 61- Tallinn.· He said he planned to He said he did not know said "legal questions did arise" grating to the United States in year-old American citizen of Esto- strengthen Estonia's military whether he would lose his Ameri- about his decision to accept the 1949. . u.s. hands TONY relief duty COPELAND FORD IN THE HISTORY to the- U.N. 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The senior from Tacoma was issued the failure to respond Seahawk Steve Largent can now situation to John Henshaw, a fre- pushing up and down on indepen- citation April 4 and faces up to one year in jail and a $5,000 fine. ride a three-wheeler thanks to the quent tennis partner and a profes- dently operated foot pads. The Jason Evenhus, a Cougar pitcher, has been charged with OWl work of five University of Tulsa sor in the TU mechanical eng i- . feet don't need to be moved in from a February arrest, and his case is currently awaiting a pre- students. neering department. Henshaw any particular rhythm. trial screen application, which is a form requesting certain hearing The engineering students built suggested the project to student dates of other motions. a special three-wheeler for Kramer Stefan Radloff. who began work- Smith said the students found Largent. ing on the problem about a year Kramer was very strong exten- Evenhus faces a minimum sentence of 24 hours in jail, a $400 The son of Steve and Terry ago. dinghis legs, so they built the fine and an alcohol evaluation and possible treatment. No date has Largent was born with spina Radloff drew up a proposal, frame and the drive train to take been set for Evenhus' trial. . maximum advantage of that bifida, an incomplete closure of then last fall made a small model Defensive end Vince Saldivar's April 9 OWl arrest has not yet strength. the spinal column that results in of the three-wheeler. In Novem- been received by the prosecutor's office, but he has been sched- numbness and lack of coordina- - ber, he and Greg Klein, Carter The students replaced the tradi- uled for arraignment for failure to respond charges in Whitman tion in the lower extremities. McClendon, Stacy Swank and tional bicycle seat with something County District Court, according to district court records. For Kramer, it makes walking Larry Smith took up the vehicle more like a vinyl chair so Kramer difficult and pedaling a bicycle or for a senior project. could brace himself against the tricycle impossible. They sought to develop a vehi- back. "He cannot make that circular cle that was lightweight but safe. Abbott should motion with his feet." said Lar- Within a few months, they had The project cost about $1,700. gent, the Seahawks' all-time built a test vehicle by modifying including the test vehicle. Most of leader in touchdown receptions an existing three-wheeler. that was covered by a fund for with 101. "He does pretty well From that, the team came up rehabilitation engineering projects. start hitting walking short distances. but to with a prototype unveiled last When he got to use the tricy- walk. say, through a mall, is week. It looks like a large tricycle cle, Kramer rode up and down a NEW YORK (AP) - At this rate, "The way I look at it. if I impossible for him. but with some important differ- second-floor hallway at the uni- the only way Jim Abbott might hadn't given up that home run. "He has to be carried, and he's ences. versity. then around the outside win another game this season will Jim doesn't lose the game." getting pretty big to be carried One is that the bike is not ped- of the building. be for him to start batting. too. Kamieniecki said. Abbott is just 1-5 in his first In high school and college. season with the New York Yan- Abbott also was a star hitter. Mariners stave-off Red SO'x kees, but the biggest problem even without a fully developed isn't his pitching. The trouble is right hand. BOSTON (AP) - The Seattle Mariners sweated out when he was a reliever for the Kansas City Royals, his teammates' hitting. or lack A few years ago. Abbott hit a Boston's five-run rally in the ninth inning and held and his first victory as a starting pitcher since Sept. thereof. 400-foot triple off Rick Reuschel on to beat the Red Sox 7-6 Tuesday night. 20. 1991. In Abbott's six starts. the Yan- in a spring training game. This Andre Dawson drove in two runs with a pinch-sin- Boddicker (1-1) allowed only five hits and left in kees have scored a total of just spring. he went 1 for 5 in exhibi- gle off Norm Charlton. making it 7-6 and putting the seventh. 13 runs. an average of 2.17 per tion games. a batting average of runners at first and second. Charlton got his fifth The Brewers provided him with an lead in the first game. That's even worse than .200. save. inning off Kirk McCaskill (2-4). last year when the California The way things are going. Starter Tim Leary (1-1) had retired 14 straight Pat Listach singled. stole second and went to Angels supported him with only Abbott would take the Yankees batters before leaving after a leadoff walk in the third on an infield out. He scored on Dickie Than's 2.55 runs per game. the fewest hitting .200 when he pitches. ninth. single and Reimer homered. for any American League starter Instead. they've hit .189 with one Jay Buhner and Mike Blowers hit RBI Singles. and Indians 5, Angels 3 since the designated hitter rule home run in his six starts. Bill Haselman had a sacrifice fly for the Mariners in CLEVELAND - Carlos Martinez brought back Cleve- went into effect in 1973. In games Abbott does not the first inning. land with a two-run homer in the sixth inning Tues- "It's just the way the game pitch. the Yankees are 13-5. aver- Blowers, who had three hits, is 5 for 5 against day night. and the Indians sent the California Angels goes. It can be cruel and unfor- aging 5.7 runs per game and bat- Joe Hesketh (2-2) this season. to their fifth straight loss, 5-3. giving." Abbott said after Monday ting an even .300. The Mariners added three runs in the fifth on Cleveland swept the two-game series and has won night's 4-2 loss to Oakland. "It seems like we win just Omar vizquers sacrifice fly and Rich Amaral's two- four in a to«: Abbott allowed a two-run about every night I don't pitch," run double. Dennis Cook (1-0) pitched 2213scoreless innings, homer to Mark McGwire in the he said. "But as a pitcher, there Brewers 6, White Sox 1 allowing one hit and striking out three. Derek Lilli- first inning and nothing more. He are only so many things you can MILWAUKEE - Mike Boddicker pitched six innings Quist got three outs for his fourth save. left after seven innings with the for his first victory as a starter since 1991. and the Yankees trailing 2-1. do. If I come in tomorrow upset The Indians scored twice in the first on a run- about tonight. then I'm hurting Milwaukee Brewers beat the Chicago White Sox 6-1 McGwire hit another two-run scoring ground out. by Albert Belle - his 28th RBI - the team. There's no sense beat- Tuesday night. . homer in the eighth off Scott and Paul Sorrento's RBI Single. Martinez then put ing up yourself." Kevin Reimer homered, doubled and drove in them ahead 4-3 in the sixth with his first home run, Kamieniecki. Abbott's roommate three runs. His fourth home run of the season off Scott Lewis (0-1). for road games when toey played Abbott has given up more than extended his hitting streak to 12 games. together at the University of Mich- three earned runs only once, and Boddicker got his first Win since last September, See Al: page 15 igan. has a 3.53 ERA. Caps' center given longest on-ice suspension in NHL history LANDOVER, Md. (AP) -' Wash- "No punishment can undo comparable incident with compa- pleased. but understood. He reit- "I don't believe that," he said. ington Capitals center Dale Hunter Hunter's actions or erase the rable circumstances. it would erated to me that he was not a "You can see on the replay it was was given a 21-game suspension competitive loss by the Island- require a comparable penalty." bad guy." four or five seconds later. We by the NHL Tuesday, a penalty ers," NHL commissioner Gary "Discipline. suspensions and Hunter, 32, has long been don't need that kind of stuff in designed to punish him as well as Bettman said. "And. while there fines are all deterrents to actions known for his physical style. Hls hockey. We can't have that kind send a message to the rest of the is no shortage of possible penalty game relies not so much on of stuff. we can't have that stuff league. formulations, the punishment finesse as his ability to get in the on TV; we just want to let to The suspension. longest for an must severely discipline Hunter " middle of the action in order to hockey. on-ice incident in NHL history. and, as important. deter such We feel the make something happen. "I do take into consideration it takes effect at the beginning of conduct in the future. suspension is "No Question. we'lI miss him." is the biggest suspension made in next season. "Under my watch, this is how I Poile said. "We'lI have to find the National Hockey League. but Hunter will not be allowed to plan .to deal with such incidents. very, very' someone to replace him. and that I'd love to be out there against play in any exhibition games and If this isn't a suitable deterrent. I harsh. will add to the expense above and the Pittsburgh Penguins and I cannot practice with the Capitals don't know what is. I feel this is - David Poile beyond the fine." can't do it." until two weeks before the end of a very severe penalty." Washington Capitals GM Hunter was suspended the day When asked if the penalty was the suspension. Capitals general manager David after the incident, but the length strong enough. Islanders general He won't be paid during the Poile said the lengthy suspension of the suspension wasn't manager Don Maloney said: "If suspension, which will cost him was Bettman's way of making a not good for the game," Poile announced until Tuesday. being boiled in oil is the high said. "But hockey isa sport with" about $150,000 in salary. statement against violence in the Prior to Hunter's penalty. the range and 21 games is the low lots of speed and last-second Under league rules. the Capitals sport. longest suspension in NHL history range. he's within the range." decisions, and sometimes you act also will pay that amount as a "To me, the Gary Bettman era for an on-ice incident was 20 Maloney called it a "pretty stiff without thinking of the conse- fine. has started with this decision," games against Chicago Black fine." Hunter was penalized for a Poile said. "What remains to be Quences." Hawks' Tom Lysiak for abuse of blindside check on the New York seen is whether suspensions of "We feel the suspension is an official in 1983. "Quite frankly, we hope this is very. very harsh," he said. a deterrent to the kind of conduct Islanders' Pierre Turgeon in a this length will be the norm for Turgeon said Hunter called him . "Obviously. this is not what we we witnessed," he said "Again • playoff game on April 28. the future. You have to have last week to apologize. were expecting. I'm not sure what I'm not sure it will be, but let's Turgeon had just given New some system in place. for every- "The first thing he said was. I expected." hope it is." York a 5-1 third-period lead and one, dealing with various and dif- 'You don't have to say any- Efforts to reach Hunter were was in the process of raising his ferent actions that take place on thing ." • Turgeon said. "He apolo- Previously, the longest NHL unsuccessful. arms in celebration when Hunter the ice." gized and said he really didn't see suspension for an on-ice act was knocked him into the boards. "Obviously, each case has to Bettman, who notified Hunter the goal. That was about it. It 20 games against Chicago's Tom Turgeon suffered a separated be decided on its own merit," of the suspension by phone Tues- was about 30 seconds. that's Lysiak for intentionally tripping a shoulder. Bettman said. "But if there was a day, said: "He obviously was not a!I." linesman in 1983. Page 14 The Daily Evergreen Wednesday, May 5,1993 Hurlers overrated' Canseco finds groove By ERA for his first five starts. By DENNE H. FREEMAII after a poor, struggling start reminiscent of his slow From the left side, the Giants ...... AP Writer AP Writer -~- starts in Oakland. Baseball gospel has always start Trevor Wilson, 0-2 with a AR·LlNGTON, Texas - April is over, and Jose "I don't know why I can't get it going early," he preached pitching first and every- 4.66 ERA. Canseco is Jose Canseco again. said. "But I'm swinging smooth and free right thing else after that. They are in first place largely "For some reason I've always had a tough time now." Every team's pursuit of a pen- because Barry Bonds is hitting getting started, but I think I've found the groove Canseco was obtained from the Athletics for pitch- nant usually starts on the mound. .425 with eight home runs and 25 now," Canseco said. ers Jeff Russell and Bobby Witt, outfielder Ruben Give a club a five-man starting RBI. Some groove. He's tied with Toronto's Joe Carter Sierra and cash on Aug. 31. He hit only .244 for rotation of lively arms and a 90- for the American League lead in RBI with 26, includ- Oakland last year with 26 home runs and 87 RBI in mph closer in the bullpen and it The Phillies, who are playing ing 25 in his last 15 games . 119 games. frequently will find a way to win. .750 ball, start Tommy Greene, The Texas Rangers' right fielder got his 1,000th Danny Jackson, Terry Mulholland, This season pitching may be major-league hit on Sunday in a 13-2 victory over "lwas having back problems last year," Canseco overrated. It seems like you can Curt Schilling and Ben Rivera. Milwaukee that was overshadowed by Robb Nen's said. "You've seen the numbers I could put up parade any old arms out there Jackson is with his fifth team flirtation with a no-hitter into the sixth inning. when I'm healthy. I'm feeling good now. I think I'm and win, especially if your team since 1987, not counting Florida, "That was nice; that was good," Canseco said. going to have a great year." scores runs in double digits the which claimed him in the expan- "It's something that might mean something years Which is why general manager Tom Grieve made way the Detroit Tigers often do. sion draft and passed him along from now. I'd like to get 1,000 more." the deal. The Tigers' pitching staff fin- . to the Phils. Canseco, booed by the Arlington Stadium faithful ished April with an exceedingly He is one of three Philadelphia "Wait until you see what happens when we start during the first homestand, has them on his side ordinary 3.64 earned run average starters who are under .500 for getting more runners on base ahead of him," Grieve now, except for the second game of the Milwaukee and an almost embarrassing 82 their -careers. Their combined said. series when he was picked off second base. strikeouts in 195 innings, lowest major league won-loss record He was 3 for 4 on Sunday with four RBI and his The 28-year-old Canseco said he was pressing total in the majors. coming into this season was a fifth homer. early, trying to make a good impression. Still, the club was tied for first less-than-dazzling 171-182. "We've got a good team, but I think I may have With John Kruk hitting .342, place in the American League In the Rangers' first three games of a four-game been trying to carry it," he said. "You can't rely on East, thanks to a team batting Philadelphia has won three of series with Milwaukee, Canseco was 8 for 13 with just one person in this game." average of .298 with 29 home every four games it has played. three doubles, a triple, two homers and eight RBI. Texas manager Kevin Kennedy has been runs and 169 runs scored - tops Canseco has raised his batting average to .297 impressed. in the majors in all three catego- When the Atlanta Braves, ries. - owner of two straight National The three-run homer has League titles, went out last winter always forgiven a multitude of and added Cy Young winner Greg mound sins. Maddux to a rotation that already Cougars sign local sprinter had Tom Glavine, Steve Avery James Swanson, a sprinter in the 400 and 52.67 in the inter- The 5-foot-10 athlete, who also Then there's the National and John Smoltz, it seemed like from Moses Lake; has signed a mediate hurdles. lettered in football, was named League, where the first-place an unfair advantage. national letter of intent to com- A 1991 graduate of Moses Lake team captain and most valuable teams are the San Francisco The Braves' army of arms even pete for WSU, Coach John Chap- High, Swanson was a four-year athlete during his junior and Giants and Philadelphia Phillies, did a television spot celebrating lin announced Tuesday. letterwinner in track. He won the senior years. He also won the each armed with what seem to be Cy Present (Maddux), Cy Past Swanson currently competes state 400 title in 1990 and fin- coach's award his senior year. ordinary pitching staffs. (Glavine) and Cy Future (Avery for Spokane Community College ished third his senior season. The Giants' rotation includes and Smoltz). and is the Northwest Athletic Swanson also was a four-year Swanson will receive his Asso- five-game winner John Burkett, The various Cys have had their Association of Community Col- member of the Moses Lake 1600 ciate Arts degree from SCC next who has three career perfect way with enemy hitters as evi- leges leader in both the 400 relay team that set two school month. He plans to study educa- games - in bowling, not base- denced by Atlanta's gaudy 2.91 meters and the 400 hurdles. His records and placed second in the tion and prepare for a career in ball - and Jeff Brantley, a career ERA, best in the majors through best times this season are 47.93 state in 1991. coaching at WSU. relief pitcher, who has a 4.00 the first month of the season. ~r Wednesday Congratulations! Special sister Debbie Carey couc CAL7QNES R, on her pinning to 2 and O'rTve) ...... 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MINNEAPOLIS - Scott Erickson got his first vic- tory of the year, and the Minnesota Twins defeated Yankees 4, Athletics 2 the Baltimore Orioles 4-3 Tuesday night for their first NEW YORK - Don Mattingly hit his first home run three-game winning streak of the season. of the season and Kevin Maas had a three-run Baltimore's Harold Baines extended his streak of homer, leading Bob Wickman and the New York reaching base to 13 with a walk in the first inning, Yankees past the Oakland Athletics 4-2 Tuesday tying Jim Dwyer's team record. night. . Wickman (3-0) gave up one run on three hits in Erickson (1-3) gave up one run on three hits in eight innings. seven innings. He walked four and struck out six. Mike Trombley gave up Chris Hoiles' two-run Steve Farr pitched the ninth and got his sixth save homer in the eighth. ' despite allowing Troy Neel's third home run of the Rick Aguilera got four outs for his eighth save. year. Mattingly connected in the first inning against Terry Jorgensen doubled off Arthur Rhodes (1-2) Shawn Hillegas (1-3) and later singled twice. and scored on a single by Chuck Knoblauch in the Bave 'Fun" Safe Summer! fourth inning. Maas hit his second home run of the season in ~ftiritS ,·:r;g;;ariitA_\· ~iD'" Shane Mack then doubled home Knoblauch. the fourth. He connected after Mattingly singled and Jeff Reboulet singled in Minnesota's second-in- Danny Tartabull walked. ning run. Ruben Sierra hit an RBI single for Oakland in the In the third, Kirby Puckett tripled and scored on ·.Cc6dLUck.lo MLOur&niors····. sixth inning. Dave Winfield's grounder. ···We'Jl missyQu! . _CE.a.n.nE.d1:a.cn/;.E:.~ ...d)ha.lil'l,a.d;pE.~cwl. ~~; SPORTS LETTERS ' '.',,~~. .djtE:.pha.hLL.!J('E:.don.· dt~C!l,d;aha.Wl£_Ow" . ~L- , ~', ·e::4nd'<.E..dc:'WdLa.u.t<1. .. aha.W"na. c:dV(,:LLE.'L-· ~OL~ dlI{a!bs~ott· ....:;JE-nd1:drnClfp2E." Student-athlete responds to Oppegaard .s:..a.h·=/\kL~on dhdLl dliI.yh'LE. Editor: night was: " ... I don't want to be 3) In reporting personal/private .. =RenSE- fBLOd;~"9_£o",: E99E. I just wanted to comment on cynical ... " so "never mind. I affairs of student-athletes, we ask ·/7~::'-dfui.c:r-'--:~y ... .. 9..s~.. . s..~~~_£!}nah the editorial bit Brett Oppegaard won't say anything about it ... ?" that you use some sort of guide- .:J(athi:. ..iJi"E- dV(a.'z.LoW .!J(a'U'5z.dlilpiztano wrote (Friday, April 23) about his What kind of contribution is that lines and consistency in determin- meeting with the Student Athletes to a discussion in which our main ing newsworthiness. Why would fB'LEJU2a.df~s.. ·SK~ !BouLe Advisory Board (SAAB). I must goal was to reach some sort of you print up something on a stu- ...guia. gi.dn.a~~o Ch f ~ SUBSHOP 1181 Page 16 The Daily Evergreen Wednesday, May 5,1993 ~e~1 Braves help Glavine beat Bues to open or close PITISBURGH (AP) - Mark Lemke doubled off two-run double. Pittsburgh's Tim Wakefield in the sixth inning, driv- Santiago doubled again in the eight and scored on your WWPaccount. ing in two runs in support of Tom Glavine as the a single by Alex Arias. Atlanta Braves beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-2 Tues- day night. Expos6, Padres 1 Please call 334-1555 MONTREAL - Dennis Martinez threw a five-hitter Lemke's double allowed Ron Gant and Sid Bream for his 195th career win as the Montreal Expos -oeat to score. the San Diego Padres 6-1 Tuesday night. Gant had opened the inning with a walk, and Bream's double moved him to third. Larry Walker and Moises Alou each had two-run Singles. Glavine (4-0) walked one and struck out seven in Martinez (2-4) struck out four and walked two for eight innings. his first complete game of the season. Mike Stanton pitched the ninth for his 10th save, Greg Harris (1-5) allowed seven hits and three allowing Pittsburgh's second run on a grounder by walks while striking out three in four-plus innings. Lloyd McClendon. Fred McGriff hit a home run to give the Padres a Pittsburgh's only run off Glavine came on Kevin 1-0 lead in the first inning. Young's leadoff homer in the fifth. In the fifth, consecutive singles by Delino Wakefield (3-3) walked five batters and hit another DeShields, Marquis Grissom and Alou loaded the in eight innings. bases for Walker, who singled home two runs to The Braves' first run scored in the third when Otis make it 4-1. Nixon doubled and scored on Jeff Blauser's single. Alou's two-run single made it 6-1 in the sixth. A single by Wil Cordero, Martinez's sacrifice, a Marlins 9, Reds 6 walk to DeShields and a balk set up Alou's hit. MIAMI - Florida's Orestes Destrade drove in five runs and Chris Hammond survived two homers by Cardinals 6, Astros 1 his former teammates to beat Cincinnati 9-6 Tuesday ST. LOUIS - Bob Tewksbury threw a six-hitter and night. had a two-run single as the st. Louis Cardinals beat Destrade hit a three-run homer, his second, in the Houston Astros 6-1 Tuesday night. Florida's four-run first inning against Tim Pugh Tewksbury (2-3) struck out three and walked one. (2-2) . It was the first complete game of the season for a Destrade singled home a run in the fourth and Cardinals pitcher and Tewksbury's first since Aug. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ drove in another with a bases-loaded groundout in 31,1992. the fifth. ~ e The Cardinals battered Astros starter Pete Har- e e Hammond (1-3) allowed a grand slam by Chris nisch (2-1) for nine hits and six runs, five earned, in e e Sabo and a two-run homer by Joe Oliver. 4% innings. e e Bryan Harvey pitched 1V3 scoreless innings for his Tewksbury's two-out, two-run single was the Car- e e eighth save. dinals' third hit of the second inning. e 1lch Your Mother's b- e e 10 . '. " ~~eQ"r- e Cincinnati committed four errors. Ray Lankford and Mark Whiten had run-scoring e e Florida scored three unearned runs in the fifth singles and Todd Zeile had an RBI double in the e e after Pugh missed the bag while covering first base four-run fifth to chase Harnisch. e e on a grounder by Hammond. e e Benito Santiago 'Capped the inning with a two-out, e e e e e e e v~>',; e e ~ Seles undergoes evaluation e order e,ar\V , ~ ca\\ US \odaV . VAIL, Colo. (AP) - Top-ranked whether or not she is here, and Seles' assailant as Guenter P., e e tennis pro Monica Seles has even if she was here, because of 38, from Nordhausen in eastern e ~ undergone a preliminary evalua- medical responsibilities, we can't Germany. e e tion for the stab wound in her divulge any of that information," While police refused to give his e 'i' back in the privacy of her hotel Lyon Steadman said. "It's up to last name, a Hamburg newspa- e e room in this Rocky Mountain ski the patients to decide. At Moni- per, Morgenport, identified the e e resort, according to a newspaper ca's agent's request, we are assailant as Guenter Parche. e ~ report. respecting her privacy." The man told police he was an e e Seles, 19, dropped out of sight A call to Seles' agent in Cleve- avid fan of Seles' German rlval, e e after leaving Hamburg, Germany, land was not returned. Steffi Graf, and he sought to have e where a man jumped from the Seles competed at Hamburg, Graf return to No. 1 in the rank- e stands last Friday and stabbed her her first tournament since Feb. ings. Flowers and Gifts ~ ! in the back during the Hamburg 21, after a long layoff because of Police said the man faces : E 234 Main Street ~ Downtown Pullman : Citizens Cup. the flu. charges of attempted murder. ~ ~ 509/334-3545 ~ ~ Rumors began to fly on Sunday Hamburg police identified ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ that Seles was coming to the Steadman Hawkins Clinic in Vail for treatment of the wound. Monday night, the Vail Daily said sources close to the clinic at Vail Valley Medical Center con- firmed that two therapists went to Seles' hotel room and made a preliminary evaluation on Mon- day. The clinic traditionally issues a news release after sports celebri- ties depart. While seies' injury was not deemed serious, doctors say she could miss one to three months of tennis. Seles arrived at Denver's Sta- pleton International Airport about '10:30 p.m. MDT Sunday, accord- ing to published and broadcast reports. Seles, a native of the former Yugoslavia, lives in Sarasota, Fla. Dr. Lyon Steadman, the clinic administrator and son of clinic founder Dr. Richard Steadman, would not disclose Seles' where- abouts. Richard Steadman was out of state Monday. The Vail Daily said Dr. Richard Steadman flew back to Vail from San Francisco Monday night. "I can't comment as to Wednesday, May 5, 1993 The Daily Evergreen Page 17 XfRlJJIONJ t. ..WASlllNGTON STATE .i UNIVERSITY "'s~ .....____ l u""'.; ..J Page 18 The Daily Evergreen Wednesday, May 5, 1993 ~9, • a-v-e a great s, ..II~II~er! The Daily Evergreen 3/4 acre commercial zoned EARN $1500 WEEKLY Statesman Condos - Huge 2 bedroom, WID, lot near Evergreen. Female roommate needed for mailing our circulars! ... Begin NOW!. .. FREE dIsh washer,car port, swimming pool, deck. $29,950332-1561. Rich or Gary CCS ASAP. $186 + 1/3 utilities. packet! SEYS, Dept. 317, Box 4000, Cordova, COUGAR QUALITY MEAT Available May 1. Call 332-0338. 332-5716 TN 38018-4000. Sale from 12-Spm every Friday Afternoon For as littl~ at $5.821day you can enjoy living 122. SUMMER SUBLEASES special this week NIS, MIF, roommate for 93-94 school year. ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT- 0" In a. spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath CCS apt. WID, full kitchen $150 mo includes utilities. fisheries. Earn $600 + !week in canneries or Boneless Chuck Roast Furnished, plus all appliances, with option to 2 Bedroom furnished mobile home, near cam- Furnished. Near campus and bus rt. 332-0472 $4,000 + Imonth on fishing boats. Free trans- rent washerldryer, other amenities available pus and bus route. wid, dlw, full kitchen. $400 obo. 332-0472 portation! Room & Board! Over 8,000 open- $1.49/lb 1-2 NIS roommates needed for 2 bdrm. apt., for a nominal fee. Prices based on 4 person ings. Male or Female. For employment pro- occupancy. Call 332-0847 or stop by NE 1405 or take over lease. Furnished, on bus route. Efmhurst Apts_, spacious 2 bdrm, fum. apt. gram call 1-206-545-4155 ext. A6095 Merman Dr., 9-12 & 1-5 Monday-Friday. For details call 334-9273. for summer sublease. Avail. 5/10-7/31. Close to campus. May free. $125/rm 334-9475. Summer work NIS female roommate needed for 93-94 1 bedroom apartment. Available June 1, on • $10.25 • school year. Summer sublet also needed. bus route, air conditioning, $385/mo. Call Furnished 2 bdrm. apt. Close to campus, Apply in Renton WID, close to campus, own room. 332-1489. 334-2627 after noon or leave a message. avail. May 1O-August ? Rent negotiable. Call Work in local area. (206) 271-5922. Female NlS roommate needed Quiet, off-campus studio, 1 and 2 bdrm. apts. 334-1597. GRADUAl- to share 2 bdrm apt for fall, Mostly unfumished. Available now, June 1, Clean, Quiet, 2 Bdrm apt, on- campus. WID, IMMEDIATE OPENINGS, $275/mo. Call 334-9757, and Aug, 1. 332-6168. CHRYSLER CORP. Hot water paid, furnished, Avail June 1-Aug. $8.75 to start, interview in Spokane, work in $125 mo. per room. 334-7741 Heidi or Sia. your own area. Call (509) 456-8010. GRADUATE PURCHASE Female to share 3 BR Duplex. NIS, WID, yard, 104. FURNISHED APT, FOR RENT ALLOWANCE PROGRAM fireplace, parking. No pets, close to WSU and May Free! Rent Neg. Lg 2 bdrm, .5115-7/31 Sorority cook wanted. grocery. Nice! $225 mo 1/3 util. 332-5330 Beginning August 1993. IS AVAILABLE NOW AT + Quiet, clean, fumished studio apts. on cam- 10 min bus ride to campu8,carport,storage 332-8473 Iv meso Pis Call were desperate!! Please Call 332-2066. NIS temale roommate needed. Clean, upper- pus. Efficient heating, parking, laundry, stor- NEILL MOTORS S.l~4:_fs~N" age. Yr. lease. Summer and fall. 334-4407. classman for 3 bedroom Chinook Townhouse. Lg 3 bdrm House. SHELTER STAFF POSITION: opening for Alternatives to Violence. Part-time residential Starting fall semester. Call 4-0761. Clean, one bedroom basement apartment. 5 min walk to campus, Rent Negotiable. position working with vicitims of domestic vio- 601. MOTORCYCLESIMOPEDS Military Hill. $335/mo includes util. NO PETS. Call 332-6221 lence and sexual assault. Includes separate 102. ROOMS FOR RENT 334-3370 May rent free. Nice, clean 1 bdrm apt for sub- apartment, rent, utilities and stipend. Vehicle 1980 Trike, VW powered with wheelie bars. and valid driver's license is required for Gold metal flake. Asking $2500. Room for rent in large 3 bdrm apt. for fall lease on Maiden Lane. Available May-July. 105. UNFURNISHED APT. FOR RENT employemnt. Excellent opportunity for individ- 1-397-3848. semester. Available 8/1. $235/mo. Contact $200/mo., Call 335-7791. uals wanting experience in a helping profes- Shelli at 335-5132. 2 BR $460I1ease--available June 1 & Aug. 1. May free. One room in a house, sion. Internship credits available. Send a '85 Honda Elite DLX 150. 1 Bedroom Available 8-1-93, $365/mo. $145/mo + '14 util, WID, own room, resume with 3 references to: ATVP, Person- $350. 1 bedroom in 5 bedroom house. 2 bath, 2 332-7035. shower, close to campus + parking avail. Approved pets (no dogs), deck, 1000 sq. ft. Call 332-4309. nel Committe, P.O. Box 8517 Moscow, Id $225/mo + util. Lease starts June 1. Call Ty SE 405 Jordan--by appointment 882-5327. 83843. ATVP is EOE Beautiful Apt. Need to Sublease May-June- 85 Honda Elite 80 or Kacey 335-2563. 1 bedroom, quiet location, close to campus, July. Avail May 9, $200/mo. Must come seal 5 Summer Camp Staff: Counselors, Craft Direc- Good Condition, 2 Helmets $495 obo. Call Mark at 334-7454 1 bedroom in a house, Just for Summer and no pets, $395 per month $395 deposit. min walk to campus. 332-8943 Iv. msg. Barb tor, and Watertront Staff. June 17-August 21. or next Semester. $180 mo. near campus. Palouse Properties 882-6280. Camp Killoqua, Everett, WA. Call Summer Sublease 2 bdrm apt on campus. nice deck. 334-4495 206-355-9734. 604. CARS BELOW $1000 Deck, great view, AC, partly furn, WID, 2 bdrm apt, avail 5/9. Preapproved cat LOW utilities, $180 ea/per mo. 332-4050. ALASKA SUMMER JOBS, '67 Cutlass New brakes, runs great, studded 103. APARTMENTS FOR RENT allowed. $445/mo 519-7/31, $460/mo beg. 811. Great pay. Send $5.00 for guide to: Alaska snow tires, new water pump, $500 obo Call 1 NIS female to share 3 bdrm house on SE 405 Jordan. 332-6765, Bob or Rick. Newsletters, Box 83, Petersburg, AK 99833. Corey 334-4495 The quiet complex, WII-Ru Apts is now tak- campus $150 mo. obo Available May 15 thru Ing applications for the next school year. 2 bdrm apt. $395/mo or negotiable. Lease for Aug 15. Call Reyna 335-2502 Iv message. Serious students only; no partlers. 1 and 2 3 mos. or 15 mos. Available May 10. Call Mike bdrm apts, studios, and 2 bdrm town- days only 335-2995 or 335-7850. houses, furn/unfurn. 332-5631 106. CONDO/DUPLEXES FOR RENT 1 bedroom apts., available 6/1/93 and 811193. 2 bdrm baesment apt., very spacious, in the ATTENTION SEATTLE AREA SliUDENTS 332-7704 calls accepted between 9-5 only. country. 5 1/2 miles form Pullman. Heat & SUMMER WORK TO START Nice 1 & 2 bdrm apts available, close to utilities included. Available 7/15. No indoor sie.as Retail/Customer Service, interships and campus, no pets. Summer leases, 1-3 pets, but fenced pasture for horse. $5OO/mo. scholarships possible. Work available bdrms" also available. 334-2343 after 3 pm Mature, quiet adults, grad students. Dan at ORA 332-4567, eve 332-1338. throughout the Puget Sound area. Please Call 720 Ruby St. 3' Blk Irom Sloan, 1 & 2 bdrm our Bellevue headquarters for information. apts. Furn/unfurn laundry facilities. June 1 or 107. TRAILERS FOR RENT 206-747-11551 earlier, 1 yr lease, no pets. 334-2343 after 3. Sign-ups begin Monday, May lOin the Office Manager 2 bdrm, 1 1/2 bth + study room. Sevdy's T.C. 1 & 2 bdrm. apts. Olderlgrad students pref. No Creative Image Portrait Design Activities/Recreational Sports Office (CUB 337) $475/mo+$475 dep incl. space rental, no Accepting applications for full time permanent pets. Avail. summer & fall. View from 1 pm-7 pets. Palouse Properties Inc. 882-6280. pm only. NE 345 Kamiaken, mgr. apt. B-1. position. Excellent work enviornment. Competitive salary & benifits. Apply in person 2 bdrm, 1';' bath, study room, WID, deep frz, E. 222 Main, Pullman 332-0106 Female, NIS, grad stud. wanted to rent 1 covered deck + patio, fenced yard, outside All classes with weights will only use them M,W, F. bdrm. bsmnt. apt. Part. fum., own entrance, storage, cats ok, references please, 335-7678 no pets. 1 mi. from campus, 1 block from bus. dys, 332-4624 Iv. msg. $4oo/ma avail 6115. 304. PART TIME $325/mo. 1st, last, $200 dep. 332-0233. Part-time positions with Epton House Assoc. Lg.l bdrm apt. avail. in May (date neg.) Near 108. HOMES FOR RENT M-F MWF TuTh working with developmentally disabled adults. campus. Clean, quiet, modem. Grad.lmature Mornings M-F, and weekends (F-S-S). Phone indo only. $4OO/mo. 334-7640. 2 bdrms avail. in 3 bdrm on Myrtal. Summer 332-7653,9:00 am to 12 noon. M-F 12:I 0-1pm Step Aerobb{Weight (Jamie Gier) sublease with option for Fall. Summer S20 SIS SID Two 2 bdrm apt with new carpet. One is close $130/per. Fall $220I1iberal, pets neg. 2-3534 Interviewers Needed: Telephone interviewi~g, to campus, on Reany Park; other is on Military M-F 3:00-4:15pm Slep Aerobics (Shannon Remler) Mail Room Activities, letter signing & entry for S30 S20 SIS Hill. Rent is $459 on a 12 mo lease or $539 on Nice 6 bdrm. house, 425 Campus, lor sum- Data. Start at $4.75, daytime, evenings, & a 10 mo lease. Rent includes some utilities. mar, May 10-August 15. Part. lurn., WID weekends: Part-time/temporary at WSU. M-F 4:20-5:35pm Sleps/Weighis (Stephanie Betlger) Call 332-8622 discounted rent, no pets, 334-2343, after 3: S30 S20 . S15 Skills needed: Good Verbal communications, word processing or typing. Applications One bedroom apartment close to campus. 2 bedroom house, on Pioneer Hill. WID, yard, M-F 5:40-6:40pm Steps/Weights. (Julie Poirier) ,S25 $15 $10 Available June 1 at $379/mo. No pets. garden, patio, garage. Available mid-May. accepted until 5:00pm May 7, 1993. Call 332-8622 $650/month. Call 332-8448. 335-1511, 8:00am to 5:00pm for information. MWF 4:20-5:35pm Power Aerobics (Jeanine Davis) S20 CCS 3rd lIoor apt sublease available for 110. HOMES FOR SALE/PULLMAN 305. CHILD CARE 93194 school yr. Application fee paid for. Call MWF S:30-7pm Aikido (Robert Ferguson) Ken or Matt at 335-2563 or leave message. SIS 3 Bedroom, 1&3/4 bath, older farm house. On After-school care wanted for 10 yr. old girl. 3.2 acres with several out buildings. 2 mi from Between 5/10-6/3, 3pm-6pm. Must have car & 2 bdrm. beside campus, 1120 Shaw, Pullman $99,950332-1561. Rich or Gary. be non smoker. 332-8238, between 7pm-9pm. $530/mo. 2 bdrm. upstairs, W. 327 Main, $500/mo. Both 12 mo. leases. Call (509) 448-9262 or see Jim at Lake & Shaw. 113. MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE 306. LABORERSIDOMESTICS There Isan additional $5 fee per class for all $200/month lor 2 bedroom apt. 14x70 2 bdrm. mobile home Cement work. Location in Seattle. 40-50 hrs Available June 1 through mid-August. on rented lot. Large deck, appliances. ~er week. $7.00 per hr. Must have transporta- non-WSU students enrolled In these non-credit classes. Unfurnished. Call 334-6341. $16,500. Call 332-6987. tIon. Jeremy at 334-2136. . Wednesday, May 5, 1993 The Daily Evergreen Page 19 t@OOl!!!f!tm m®nliN1 Baby Boa's, born 4-28. $100. WINDSURFER for sale. Beginner to interme- GET ONE FOR MOM. Computer disks, fishing tackle box, rings, 605. IMPORTS diate board and sail. Very good condition The Mandarin Wok will be serving dinner Kevin 334-3955. Ron's 87 class ring, necklace, glasses, bi- $450. Cali 334-2266 evenings. all day on May 8 for WSU's Graduation, cycles, watches, blanket and clothes. lnquire and May 9 for Mother's day. Make your '84 Sci rocco - Excellent condition, NC, 5 at the PoUce Department, Safety Building. 828. STUFF THArS GOTTA GO reservations NOW! Call 332-5863. speed, 35 mpg, lOOK Hwy miles, runs great. 821. BICYCLES Call 332-2327. Pair of womens glasses found between Mur- MOVING-IT ALL GOES! King bed; apt size Room for rent FOR GRADUATION. Wanted row, Eastlick and Morril Hall. They are in a MUST SELL. '92 Honda Civic Hatchback. WID; antique pie safe; Ig Broyhill oak ent.ctr; On College Hill. $30/night. good used Mt. Bike. Santa Fe design case. Call 335-48'35. Black, 5-sp., low mi., perfect cond., radiO, kit. cutting blck; 24'color & 12'b/w TV; knitting Call 334-3036. Call 397-2461 hm or 397-2351 wk. cass., pullout deck, $9000 abo. 332-5484. macpine; area rug. 334-9700 for details. 910. ANNOUNCEMENTS 86' Subaro GTL Wagon, 5sp, 4WD, AM/FM 85 Red Honda Spree with helmet $350; VCR cassette, air cond, in good cond, $3800 $75; TV $75; Stereo dual cass., two speakers negotiable. Call Shin 2-8544. $75. All great condo Call Ann-Marie 334-0226 Air-resistance stepper, $80. Weights and DOMESTICS F?anges 606. bench, $35. Women's 10-speed, $15. Easy WIIGIIIN COLLIO/ATE 5 30" Ranges chair, $10. All items OBO. Call 334-1191. MUSTANG 89 LX CONVERTIBLE excellent car for summer. Brugandy with white top. 5 30" Self Cleaning BASIBALL LEAGUE Includes 4 street & 2 studded snow tires. Ranges $7700. 208-743-3099/Lewiston Id. 2 Drop in Ranges 1980 Chev Impala, AT, AC, AM/FM Cass, 3 40" Ranges Runs great. Excellent Interior. Excellent Friday Dinner 4 - lOpm service record. $1000. Call 332-5052 12 Microwaves Saturday Lunch llam - 2pm '86 Dodge Caravan LE, mint cond". lo~ded, Contact: Saturday Dinner 3 - lOpm low mi., new tires, 1 owner, well maintained. 'Lance Buck@ 334-4674 lPuilman) Sunday Brunch 9am - 2pm Moving-paid $17,500 asking $9800. 332-4200 •EricJohnson @ 533·717; days (spokane) ForReservationsCall~'2555 536-1 976eves. Ufl~1'aift(i,~Iin11i Olympus OM-l CAMERA w/50,28,200,65-200 Olympus & 24-70 Vivitar lenses, $550; 25" ~~~\ (verYt/]. Trek touring BICYCLE, $350; Northface down SLEEPING BAG, $100; REI external frame SUN I/}g BACKPACK, $80. Call Bill 332-6988. UIJ.•RENTAL •~ ll'er the r ~ L- SE 1105 Latah ;;;:~;;;;;;o;;""."d",!,UN Pullman: 332-2444 RENTAL 624S.Jackson -~ Moscow: 882-3014 GLASSWARE WEDNESDAY NIGHT What's a dinner HELP BEAT THE ENERGY CRISIS party without beautiful glassware on the stay at table? Glasses _VVllii Ili- .. and serving home & ~--"'I·;~}.~i.99~I~C~RS • pitchers available. enjoy SPECIALS START AT 9 PM NIGHTLY 911. TRAVEL TRANSPORTATION 820. SPORTING GOODS Driving to Midwest in May. Transportation pro- 907. LOST your yard- now's the time GUNS and ammunition. to rent the right tools & ' vided. Share gas & driving. Will accomodate Best prices in Washington. Cost plus 8%, $50 CASH REWARD some household goods. Nathan 334-9301. 9uaranteed. Call 332-1722. Tool box and Converse bag left at carwash equipment and make One way ticket from Spokane to San Antonio between Dissmores and Excell. Yellow initials those improvements wi stops in Denver and Houston. Must be THE QUIGMANS ByBuddy Hickerson 'BKH' on box. Please call 335-5724. you've been planning! used 6/19 by a Female. $200 OBO. 332-1873. 908. FOUND 913. PERSONALS ITEMS FOUND ON Rent & Save at: College educated couple, happily married 15 PULLMAN TRANSIT BUS ROUTE: Sun Rental Center years, childless, longing to share love & Black fur gloves, 2 keys on ring, giant green laughter with new babyftnfant. We offer end- gym ball, red mirror compact, 'above the rim' SE 1105 Latah less love, education, healthy environment & T-shirt, misc. umbrellas. Items may be Pullman, Wa large number of loving cousins, aunts, uncles, claimed at Pullman Transit, NW 755 Guy St., very special family in small coastal town. 332-6535, before 5/14/93. After 5/14, items 332-2444 Please call our attorney 'Joan' at (206) may be claimed at Pullman Police Dept. 728-5858, collect. File #0127. 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