Page 2 Sept. 18 - 24, 2002 mi ii ■ r = In the news this week: Community Crime Log Train derailment UA student A D INDEX running for KEN SWEET a young,female in a gray up hk sleeve. He then tried to spills sulfuric acid Absolute Bikes 14 wallc out of the store but was T he L u m b e r ja c k sweater walked into the store onto countryside and asked the clerk if they had stopped by store personnel. Army National When the police arrived, Running under the slogan, Sept. 16 arky cameras. The clerk said A train in West Knoxville, Gearhart told police he had the “What’s the worst I could do," yes, and the girl picked up the Tcnn. derailed spilling approx money for the alcohol, but was University of Arizona senior Guard 14 12 pack of soda and told the innately 300*000 gallons of sul­ • Julian Gonzales a 19 year clerk, she was going to take unable to buy it because he history major, Carlton furic acid into Fort Loudon Rahmani, is an overlooked old Flagstaff resident was this." The girl walked out of was underage. Gearhart was AT&T 8 arrested and charged with arrested and booked into Lake. write-in for governor. the store with the soda. No Officials ordered a 1.3-mile assault. During the afternoon, suspects have been found. Coconino County jail. ’ N Running as a Republican the victim joe Valencia was- radius evacuation, and for any one of Rahmani’s propositions AZ School of one in a 3 mile radius not to driving along 6th Avenue •Leo Martinez, a 20-year old includes “A Beer-or a Brain’ tax use their air conditioners. for public education." The tax when he had to stop for traffic. Flagstaff resident was arrested Sept. 18 Health Sciences 13 . Valencia saw Gonzales stand The train derailed around would consume the price of and charged with trespassing 11:30 a.m. Sunday. ing on the side of the street at the Winder land Hotel. The one beer from taxpayers each when Gonzales walked up to •Five dollars of gas was The Tennessee Wildlife month to aid education. AZ Snow bowl 13 police report states that the Rescue Agency was called to his car and punched Valencia owner’s wife walked into the stolen from the Chevron at Unperturbed by doubts, 2295 E. Butler in Flagstaff. the site to help in the evacua in the face through the open laundry room of the hotel to Rahmani continues to hold Buffalo Exchange 2 window. Gonzales then According to the police report, tion of animals and to aid in fund raising functions in local find Martinez sleeping in the the cleanup. walked away from the scene. room. She then asked her hus­ the clerk observed a sport utili bars. No one was injured in the Career Services Police reported to his residence band to call the police. The ty vehicle pulled up to pump Rahmani also supports solar 16 where Gonzales admitted to three. The vehicle proceeded accident, but as sulfuric acid energy and private business. officer responding found can destroy flesh and cause punching Valencia and said, Martinez, now' awake, to be to fill the gas, then drive away Coconino Motors 16 he shouldn’t have hit him." slowly. The clerk stated that blindness in its concentrated cordial and responsive. forms, cleanup is going to be a LaDuke to speak According to Gonzales, Martinez said he was just the person in the vehicle may safety issue. * Cecile 16 Valencia was harassing his girl “looking for a place to sleep for "have just forgotten to pay.” No at environmental friend. Gonzales was arrested a couple hours.' Martinez was suspects were found. event and booked into Coconino arrested and booked into 5 men arrested for Center for County fail. Coconino County Jail. •William Lucas,a 35 year old NAU student was arrested and suspected The Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals •At the Texaco on 2120 S. charged with shoplifting at Sustainable... 14 Sept. 17 Safeway, 1201 S. Plaza Way. connections to al- will hold their 10th anniver­ * Milton in Flagstaff, two sary celebration at NAU. Budweiser beers were stolen. According to the police report, Oaida Cline Library 8 •Anthony Gearhart, a 19 Lucas walked into the store Expected speakers include a The total value of the beer was two time Green party vice- $4.38. According to the police year-old Flagstaff resident, was and proceeded to eat a torte Five men, Faysal Galab, 26; presidential candidate, report, the clerk noticed two arrested and charged with and drink some orange juice in Coconino Sahim Alwan, 29; Yahya Goba, Winona LaDuke. Native American males walk shoplifting at the Safeway on the store. He also put a bottle 25; Shafal Mosed, 24; and The event begins 9 a.m. into the store and walk out 4910 N. Highway 89. of Benadryl and one can of foot Community Yasein Taher, 24, were arrested- Thursday in the du Bois with the beer without paying. According to the police report, spray in his pocket. He then in Lackawanna, N.Y. for con­ Center, where Provost Liz \o suspects were found. Gearhart said it was his 19th tried to walk out of the store. birthday and “he just wanted Lucas said he stole the items nections to al Qaida. Grobsmith will give welcom College 13 The Justice Department said ing remarks after a morning •At the Giant Gas Station on to have a drink.’ So, he went _ because he did not have the the men were trained in prayer. Artists, dancers, 1205 S. Milton in Flagstaff, one into the Safeway and went money to pay for them plus he College America 5 artillery and anti-aircraft American Indian leaders and 12 pack of Mountain Dew into the liquor aisle and pro was hungry and had a rash. weaponry at an al Qaida ter environmental leaders will Code Red was shoplifted. ceeded to put a medium sized Lucas was cited and released. rorist camp in Afghanistan. have events both Thursday Crystal Creek 2 According to the police report. bottle of fim Beam Whiskey The men trained at the camp and Friday. where Osama bin Laden ral­ Dara Thai 5 lied people in anti American Winterfest and anti-Israeli views. First African-American professor This is the same camp applications due. DCI Biologicals 5 where U.S. Taliban fighter John Walker Lindh was cap­ Sign ups for official event FACS 15 at NAU passes away at age 73 tured. organization in Flagstaff’s U.S. officials said it was like 2003 Winterfest come to a SARAH J . BELL after 30- years at NAU and recently returned to ly the men were waiting for close Sept. 27. The 17th annu Flagstaff Bike & T he L u m ber ja teach an .African-American Experience class for orders for an attack. al event is held from Feb. 1-28 the Ethnic Studies program. The men were charged with and is the Flagstaff Chamber of Fitness 2 Theodore “Ted” Levett fohnson was also a chairman for four campus an indictment unsealed Commerce’s attempt to publi |ohnson first came to NAU organizations and was active in civil and politi­ Saturday with providing cize winter jest and joviality in as a history students After cal affairs in Flagstaff and Arizona during his material support to terrorists, Fratelli Pizza 5 graduation, he returned as time at NAU. which has a maximum penal­ the first African American “Ted was a trailblazer/1 said Bill Grabe, former ty of rs years of prison. : Grand Fashion 3 professor at the university English department chair. “More importantly Officials have not said what in 1969. students have seen him as someone they can talk support they suspect the men The admired English to and someone who will listen and under­ were giving. 66. Jitters 15 professor died early stand” Galab, Alwan, Goba, Mosed Tuesday at the age of 73. 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