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Monday The Maine Campus November 22, 1993 THE UNIVERSITY OF MAINE NEWSPAPER SINCE 1875 Vol. 111 No. 30 •Road to the Blaine House •Nursing Brennan brings message of hope to UMaine ENIMC By Jason McIntosh candidate said closes doors Staff Writer Maine has enough potential for strong economic recovery w ith the to Mazerolle While making his rounds nght leader, he said The state By Mike McLaughlin through Penobscot county. 1994 boasts, in his opinion, a solid wort Staff Writer gubernatorial candidate Joseph ethic, low crime rate and a govern- Brennan brought his campaigning ment that is "essentialls honest Several nursing students wagon.stressing a message of state- sometimes incompetent, but still from the University of Maine ide hope. to llMaine-s Damn honest " will participate in pediatric and Yankee .s.esteniay afternoon Brennan told 3 stOry of three obsiehic clinical rotations at "The sun is still rising on men, struggling to keep their low - Eastern Maine Medical Center Maine's future.- Brennan said due- paying jobs. who he met earlier on next semester Ysorinr Maze- mg the speech that was hosted by the campaign trail He admired none, however, will not be one the University Demccrats and their spirit, and ss en t on to say that of them. Penobscot Counts Democrats citizens like these, the downtrod This was the conclusion Brennan was goverow of Maine den hut hopeful. are the type of reached at the end oh a meeting fmrn 1979 to 1957 Since then, he people he and his parts are espe- between EMMC and UMaine has served two terms in the U S cially in the running fist officials held last Thurscl.” and ('ongress, representing the state He criticized independent can the suhiect of an announcement Brennan's speech mainly ad dictates for drawing these people made bs the hospital the follow- dressed his own philosophical goals aw-as. and then leasing them with ing das that he would tr) to keep if again nothing when thes don't get elected Mazerolle, a 33-year-old elected as Maine's governor -It's kind of like a kick in the Bangor resident, was convicted This goal. Brennan said, comes teeth to them Their hest chances in 1991 of three counts cl gross in three parts He'd like to strive for for hope lie ss oh the Democratic sexual misconduct ironic mg her more trust and respect of Maine's Parts,- Brennan said three young daughters and is citizens. for their government and Brennan Take as well on how currently a student in the nurs- between political parties he. as governor. would address ing program at UMaine. She has These two ideals have been current national issues He said he already Served 12 months of in- lacking in recent times, he said, supports the( -Timms' health care tensive supervision and is cur- esen though the government has plans and would steer the state rently under probation as a re- been working hard to keep the land toward helping the United States sult of the conviction. going all the while as a whole see universal health In the announcement, The third political ideal of care as a realm EMMC stated that officials at Gubernatorial candidate Joseph Brennan speaks at the Damn Brennan's-- hope --- is already Yankee SwirlAs (Boyd photo See BRENNAN on page 12 See EMMt., on page 12 in abundance in the state. the •No smoke, no fire A nation remembers Public Safety puts damper on alleged false alarm culprits By Matt Wickenheiser $2,000 fine The students live in confused second problem concerns Staff Writer Knox, Androscoggin and Gannett A Halls and may he connected to emergency sehicles responding to Waking up at 7 am in the alarms in these halls as well as in a call and the inherent danger of morning for an S a m class is Somerset Hall, Dons Tssitchell these vehicles traveling at high something most people don't en- ,Allen Village, Cumberland Hall speeds through the local streets also mentioned that Joy. and Oxford Hall Laughlin Vi'aking up at 2 a m for a false fed-up resident was instru- people pet complacent as a result fire alarm is even more bother mental in the investigation.l augh- of mans false alarms some The Universit) of Maine lin said, adding that the student When a real situation comes Department of Public Safets has was *peens well put out along. We" ve got the problem that taken steps to curtail that prob- Through the follow -up ins-es- some don't exit the building,'" he leM. and has issued summonses to ligation, information was uncos said five UMaine students for false ered that mas la's responsibilits Last. Laughlin said a false public alarm for some alarms from last year on alarm ties up ernergencs person- Acsoiding to Investigator Wil- these students nel and equipment. and could liam Laughlin. four of the stu One other student. Joal cause a conflict should a real emer- dents summonsed pulled alarms en. 19. of Auburn, was also sum- gems anse as a group, arid alcohol was a monsed for f: !MIL alarm but The general cost for each false factor Brad Wolverton. 15. Fast appears to flp iected with alarm is S150 Laughlin said the on, Tobs Hartford. 19, Leeds. the other four universits. is hoping for restitu- Dawn Emerion. 19, Franklin. and I aughlin said the students tion for the pulled alarms He add- Travis Hartford, 19, Leeds. have prohabls thought pulling the ed that it was tough to predict all been summonsed to lrd Dis alarms was funny. hut he pointed what would he the court outcome. tnct Court in Bangor for 11 counts to several serious problems asso- because, in most cases, this crime . of the class D misdemeanor ciated with false alarms is committed nd vidiiall not in of Laughlin said each count is The first. I aughlin said, is the a group I atighlm also said the Today marks the 30th anniversary of the assassination before his punishable bs a maximum sen safety of people exiting the build- case had been referred to Judicial President John F Kennedy About one month during Homecoming 1963. tenor cot one year in jail plus a ings late at night. disonentecl and Affairs on campus death, Kennedy sooke at UMaine fame No VIII carapio, Monday, her 22, 1993 The Maine Campu • Secret talks find Britain as answer to Irish violence •Caution at • Tourists jam newly opened wings of Louvre Museum WorldBriefs • Haitians put aside difference to clean capital city UM] By Yolanda St) •Violence •Art Staff Writer Personal safety i Britain holds key to Ireland's future Once-dosed wings of Louvre opened eryone values, yet b what once were the ()NDON i API Britain must make the nest most toward pease if there's to PARIS AP) Thousands of tourists lammed exclusive digs University of Maine I ouv re Museum opened its new 1 he an end to IRA killing. Northern Ireland's two leading Roman Catholic politicians 2 of kings and finance ministers on Saturclax w hen the Safety stresses the said Saturdas Richelieu wing to the public free of charge about how- to better French carsbnal and statesman, the wing doubles John Fiume, a nationalist Mho eschew s iolence. and( ;errs Adams. president it the pro Named after the famed 17th ,centurs The department p percent more of its art IRA Sinn Fem began secret talks. in Apnl to find a compromise acceptable to I ondon and the gallers space and allow s the museum to displas 25 collection. phlets and holds vl Finance Ministry. is part of a the outlawed Inch Repuhlican Anni The reno% at ton of the wing. which last housed the billion order to better educ, Details ot their proposals ha% e not been released, but sources in both their parties base dollar re% amping (if the museum since Mt; munity on personal of charge all weekend, indicated that the IRA would end its campaign against Bntish rule if London declares it has I o celebrate the addition. the 41111•4e(1111 was to operate free with ing on campus or of long lines snaked a long-term interest in withdrawing from Northern Ireland special hours until midnight Saturdas its earls afternoon, around the Officer Deborah declared full In a statement faxed to The Associated Press in London.the two politicians urged Bntain museum's glass psramid entranse and the complex was one lives in an apartn the museum bs midnight to take adiantage if their pease Inman% e An estimated 40,000 people were expected to visit Saturday, shrubbery cut below "Vie naturalls hope that the Bntich go% eminent will respond positis els and totals to some waiting up 10 two hours to get in and said it's also a go bathe the sprawling the dear (spportunits for peace which this tnitiattie pro% ides; • the statement said ihe French electric company set up special lighting to U-shaped bushes in front of wi Sinn Fein.