the i d-deen 1 olrida Student football tickets still available.7 Emmitt ends holdout, MW w -- - signs with Dallas.20 low Oicially aMcitld W~hthe U hie.s,'y oi Figr dem SPubI.EdNby CaptsOonumcaion. ,w o. i. FSord VOLUME 94, NUMBER 7 WEDNEsDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1990 Humphrey detained on additional charges

By DONYA CURRIE They're not blatant scrawls." and burglary charge came after an Alligator Staff Wnter Darnell also said the killer prob- Indian River County woman Brother )ossible suspect says ably spent some time in the apart- stepped forward and identified One of the top eight possible ments after stabbing his victims; Humphrey as the man who en- suspects in the Gainesville mur- "He did not go, we don't think, tered herhome, held a knifeto her Edward is target of exaggerations ders was charged Tuesday with an right in and out, "she said, throat and demanded she takeoff ByGEOFFBOUCHER Edward Humphrey was ar- unrelated sexual assault, while po- her clothes, said Indian River Alachua County Sheriff's Allgator Staff Writer rested early thursday at his lice reentered the crime scenes to spokesman Lt. Spencer-Mann said County Sheriff's Office spokes- family's home in Indialantic, a gather more evidence. he does not expect anyone to be woman Theresa Woodson To the nightly news audience, small city near Melbourne, after UF freshman Edward Lewis arrested soon in connection with In the report filed Oct. 6, 1988, Edward Lewis Humphrey is the he allegedly beat his grand- Humphrey was charged in a 1988 the murders, but investigators the woman described her attacker unshaven, rumpled young man mother The next (lay a judge attempted sexual battery and continue to track eight possible as a 24- to 27-year-old blond man staring at the judge with vacant raised his bail to S1 million, and armed burglary in Indian River suspects, Two of those eight are in with a mustache who drove a white eyes and a scarred face police dubbed him "extremely County, police said Tuesday Hum- custody, van. At the time of the incident, But to UF history senior (eo rge valuable to Gaiesville investiga- phrey was being held Tuesday Stephen Bates is being held in Humphrey was 16. His high Humphrey, Edward is the little tors night on another charge in school senior picture shows him brother whose life has been a se the Polk County Jail on charges of Police charged him tuesday Brevard County involving a family as clean-shaven, ries of tragedies armed burglary, aggravated as- with the 198 armed burglary and dispute. While Humphrey sault and battery Bates was ar was charged. With his brother in a Brevard attempted sexual battery of an In Gainesville investigators also rested in .akeland Aug 29 after the murder investigation widened County jail labeled a possible sus- dian River County woman who continued their field work, saying turning himself in, and police said Task force members sent offi- pect in the murders of five Games- stepped lorward after seeing his they believe the murderer of five he muttered suspicious things coal to West Virginia and Wyc- ville students, George Humphrey, photo His brother dismissed the college students taunted police by about the Gainesville murders ming and flew in a reflective light 22, reflected Tuesday night on the charge as ridiculous leaving messages in the victims' Humphrey. 18, has beer in the system from the University of events that have turned his life apartments. Brevard County Detention Center Southern Mississippi tosearch the upside down "Ed looks so different than he "The killer may have left sig- since Thursday morning He was Gainesville crime scenes. My family is dying fromn this, did back then," said George Hum- nals," Gainesville police spokes. charged with beating his 79-year- The light system is designed to he said ''m very concerned I'm phrey, referring to the fatdIl scars woman Lt. Sadie Darnell said. old grandmother and isbeingheld pick up hidden evidence such as concerned about my tarly, and and weigh] gain his brother suf- "They're very subtle. They're not on $1 million bail. ihe way this will affect my see Chargn. page 10 see Humphrey. page 9 written messages, necessarily The attempted sexual battery brother" Chiles, Martinez win state primaries

Governor Governor Voters crush city-county consolidation *Lawton Chiles and Buddy Mackay 81% * Bob Martinez received 5,908 votes 67% By DEBBIE CENZIPER Juan Vitali joined a group of Chiles' received 20,603 votes supporters at the Alachua County ai MATTHEW SAUER Supervisor of Elections officeTues- 8Bill Nelson and Tom Gustafson received 4.678 MuMarlene Woodson-Howard received 970 votes Alligator Staff Writers votes Anthony Martin receded 326 votes day night. He said the voters rallied John Davis received 402 voles Former U.S. Sen. Lawton Chiles around Chiles' issues. "It's a clear mandate EWarren H. Foks received 133 votes and incumbent Gov. Bob Martinez from the US Congress ran by their opponents in city and Alachua County," Vitali US Congress Tuesday's primary and the much- said "Students are unified very *Ad Johnson received 10,992 votes 56% debated issue of a combined much with his issues." 3 Joan L Wollin received 8,495 votes *Cfford Steams received 6,442 votes 82% Gainesville and Alachua County Both Chiles and Martinez will government failed miserably represent their respective parties N Larry Gallagher received 1,352 votes State Legislature District 23 With 67 percent of the state pre in the Nov 4 general election. cincts counted, 71 percent of Flor- But much of the focus Tuesday *Cynthia Moore Chestut received 51% State Legislature District 23 ida Democrats tossed their support night was on the voters' answer to 4,178 votes *Sinfalr Eaton received 1.332 voles 78% behind Chiles, a former UF profes- the consolidation question If passed, the referendum would UClay Php received 3,285 votes N Johnny D. Days received 386 votes sor now living in Tallahassee. The *Larry Harvey received 545 votes voting results ended an intense have forced the merger of the city campaign scrap between Chiles, and county governments into one 60. and Melbourne U S Rep Bill strong-mayor government But the County Commission District 4 Nelson, 47. citizens answer was a resounding *Leveda Brown received 12,480 votes 60% in the race that wasn't, Martinez "No," with 66 percent of voters E Ron Fuller receIved 12205 votes 43% garnered 66 percent of the vote, going against the plan. City Commission District 2 cruising past four Republican op- State Rep. David Flagg, D- t Jim Notetein receded 1,072 votes ponents who never showed a glim. Gainesville. was on hand to hear Jim Painter received 668 votes mer of hope in the polls. the results Tuesday night at the Will Howali received 536 votes Alachua County voters mirrored elections office and said he was the statewide results With 100 per. glad the voters got to decide on the cent of the votes cast Tuesday to- future of their local government taled, the unofficial results showed "That's what we wanted to do," that Democrats supported Chiles he said "Fl give people a choice " with 81 percent, while Martinez In the hotly contested race to fill received 67 percent of the Repub- retinng Hawthorne Democrat Sid The couratywide consolidation referendum laded with 66 percent of voters saying no to the merger lican vote Martim's state senate seat, 78 per Former Student Senator and stu- see Romults. page 5 saorce AiachuaCounVyupisor at EtoleionfOfcs Numberwat Aiackua Countay My dent body presidential candidate 'nfl 'AIJII;AIR. W )NI SUlAY norZl' MBI'd. 1i) WHAT'S HAPPENING L ailing all DI)emocrats: I1k (, (h misirv Iluilding RoI 2: NeW More engineering: Ihe iBeon 1,g ,mt t rils will meet tonight IF members wek ne, and piuni will bh I ngine ring fouml will be having h in Relz Union Roarm 165 to ds served, its first general meuting Thursday ils Nov( mber elet on, (LI I Broadcast news: Alp hi psi on night it 730ini Weil Hall Room 2,0 Iiwn 311ctr Rho broad astmng friturinI will be (all 392 0994 G(it in the game: Th ato having its first meeting toeiighit On Alpha Kappa Psi: he first tit Water Folo Club will have is first Wuimer Hall Room 1094 (all 116 ing has been postponed until lues meeting and practice today at5 atthe o480 day, Sept 11 and the Rush Snoker Ilorida Iool Call Ilon Luiton, i 3 Transferaedvilies:ThelTransfer is t-ntavely s- for Wednesday Loci Afiv ities Council will be having its Sept 12 Che k glass case across Fun, food and fellowship: The first meeting tonight it 7 30 in the from Matherly Hall Room 151 for I lutheran College Students Renz Union Room H 60 Allare wi-- lotion ( all 3347197 vite all students to a free barb or kne Call Matthew Hald. 176 1757 At your service. Alpha PhI tonight at 6 at the Activity Center at Pushing for peace: C itens who Oniga, a national service firater the church, 1801 N W Fifth Ave If wish to promote .I peaceful resolu- nity, is now holding rush through you need a ride, call 376-2062 ion to the crisis in the Gulf can Join Sunday, Sept 9 Stop by the mnforma Get smart: [le Society of fin other concerned people tonight at lion booth near the Hub or call Mike. gineering Science will be holding its 7 30 at the Catholic Student Center, 334-5585 first meeting Thursday afternoon at 1738 N W University Ave Call 376- Heads up: The UF Women's Sot i I the Fngineering Sciences Build 6292 cer Club will be holding practices On ing Room 224 Call Pjblo. 371-3132 Just do it: The University of Tuesday, thursday, and Friday Gay Preview '90: The Gay and Florida Cycling [eam will be having afternoons, 5 15.7 15, and Wednes lushian Student Union will be a general meeting on Thursday eve- day afternoons, 5 45-7 45, at having its preview tonight at 7 30 at rung at 8 30 in the Reitz Union, 3rd Maguire Field Call Steve, 335-2988 the Institute for Black Culture, floor Call Sean, 338-1489 or Allson, 334-8540 corier of 15th Street and University Just doit (again): The University Heads up Ii: The U's Men's Avenue Call 332-0700 of Florida Cycling Team meets Mon Soccer Club practices every Toes Ride 'em Gator: The Team day through Friday afternoons at day, Wednesday, and Thursday lorida Bicycle Racing Club will be 4 30 at the rock by Turlington Hall afternoon at 5 at Schnell Field Call Order your college ring NOW having a general meeting tonight at All levels welcome for these training John. 33540625 or Cam. 3775030, 8 30 in the Reitz Union (room num- rides Call Sean. 338 1489 Captain my captain: All in 5er to be posted in elevator) New Rush: Delta Sigma Pi will be tramural volleyball and flag football .J()SI"TENS members welcome Call 373-3308 having its 2nd night of rush captains must sign up for a game AICHE: The first meeting for the Thursday at 7 30 at the Polos Apts slot, day, and time prior to their Wed.-Fri , Sept 5, 6 & 7 Time: I1 00-5 00 Amencan Institute of Chemical En- Clubhouse Dress is casual Call 377- captains' meeting at Florida Gym gineers will be tonight at 6.30 in the 5697 Room 214 Call 3920581 F- Flare FLORJDA BOOK STORE af___ Urn hyla Jnslns .piEnn the rsud'Aa C~(1il qnngSetttl~i 541.v dg alisrc'cighlbkht None of these will give you AIDS: - -s, / kissing or saunas / mos quitos / hugging / donating blood / ouc hlng object handled by / handshakes / sharing cigarettes a pEperson with AIDS / public restrooms / coughing (do orknobs. dishes, / swimming pools, ho I tubs / sharing eating utensils lelephones. etc.) Learn all you can about AIDS n ow. 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By JACK REJTMAN New Year Senators rescheduled tun would allow both SG and po and Ialang to roillin ont- ofhe ltg., basis 'or he move lin that tential student tandidates to better tIudetni parties was it begin lies Was blor( ho It limdiif law about Alligator Wnter elect loans for Oct In Student Body President Michael prepare or the election, Mayux dav But when [ I extended holidays When Student Government ex- Browne and Student Body Vice said drpil/afdd antI Is pdVenit (ead But Muateux olid ev ell ii Ihe ecutives decided they wanted to Present Kevin Mayeux wrote a [mes, SG (tii lus sild tI ev hohday wasn I planned ]or ept push the upcoming student elet- letter last week to Student Honor "There is no way the unversly wouldn't have ilm' to thet k 2 St LotadIst (Auld till lovit tile tionsback three weeks, someques- Court Chancellor Bob Lloyd, ask can process stuff fast enough for student reqiiremeii ,lej C]on i r s tioned whether it was legal Now Iig him to postpone Ihe elections us to have a valid election,' May they've found a loophole I loyd then passed that decision oil eux said Tuesday "And this will students mst have a ' grade I (i1iL laIuse l the tonl Thanks to a student body law to student senators allow students to know that elec p)(Iit tvtrigdt havt no out t.ndilng union imoving (l i rsci 11 allowing elections to be moved in Browne and Maveux wanted the lins are coming up and give them fets and lbe rvisit:td till Imn to ilhtrt 1 a lornatel wili a schJ] case of a holiday, student senators election moved to accommodate the opportunity to run. Otherwise. rui lor an SC oIit t }hdiMii, liyiins sli' "B ('l decided Tuesday to move the elec- students who left town last week in only an elite group would be ron- sen Adam I airrlent sid he tion scheduled for Sept 19 - the the wake (if the murders of live nng for office " V.is against movmig the eltiuons start of Rosh Hashana, the Jewish local students Postponing heeled Qualifying to run for an SG office at tirst beciue 1he leaders had no Shimge lhe ekji 111n sites" State funds unable to cover students' govei rnment grants By DEBBIE CENZIPE R been dented grants is to wait for possible money left over from unused grants this fall Extra money Alligator Staff Write r will be applied toward spnng grants, she said. About 1.600 UF students found themselves short Each year,30percent to 40 percent of studentswho of money and time at semester's start when state are offered grants won't enroll in school or fall short financial aid money ran out. of specific grant requirements, creating a pot of extra Because of Florida's swelling college enrollment, money, Sweeny said But although some money is an unprecedented number of applicants applied for usually left over, studen ts shouldn't depend oil it. the need-based Florida Student Assistant Grant this Sweeny said. year and flooded state funds, sad lz Sweeny, state "Ihave no idea if we're going to have the money at student assistance pro' this point," Sweeny said grams administrator State Rep David Flagg, UFStudentFinancialAt- 'As soon as w lDGainesville, said he's fairs Director Karen Fooks e were aware of disappointed not only be- said hundreds of students the problems, we were looking cause financial aid is crowded her Anderson scarce this year, but also Hall offices the last few at ways to fill the gap." because students were weeks looking for alter- promised money and will nate financing. Those stu. -Karen Fooks no receive it lThe De dentswere told to apply for Student finan CIaI affairs director partmvni of Education student loans - which can was irresponsible" when take 2 to 6 weeks to arrive it gave a 'false impres - or find employment, Fooks sad Ion" to students "As soon as we were aware of the problems, we "I'm very disappomaied in the manner that they were looking at ways to fill the gap" said Fookswhose handled it, giving out (aIse hopes by sending that department doles out aid to 22,000 UF students preliminary letter." Flagg Some of the lowest income students immediately Many students may have made academic decisions were offered minimal grants after they lost the first based on the grants [hey expected to receive, he said. grants, but money soon ran out, she said. About 200 Santa Fe Community College students But students who complained they received last- each lost an estimated $660 per semester this year, minute notice were never assured of money, Sweeny and theresa slimchance studentsactuallywill receive said, Instead, students received a letter telling them state money, said Joan Buchanan, SFCC student Moving on down the line they would be eligible for money if funds were avail financial aid services director. UF junior Scott Cohen instructs junior Peter Leone on the able. About 3,700 UF students will receive grants proper technique of repelling, Sweeny said another option for students who have see Grant, page 8 Lombardi promises to tackle UF faculty salary inequities ing and correcting salary discrimination among By ALISON BENNETT the female and minority Alligator Writer faculty. Only four of fi faculty members who applied for salary increases UF's procedure to correct salary inequities in the last academic year received them among faculty members "isn't working,' and legis- Lombardi said oneproblem in dealingwithsalary lation designed to remedy the problem has not inequities was that the old process of application helped much, UF President John lnmbardi told review meant final applications and recommenda- faculty members Tuesday lions for salary increases ended up on his desk - Speaking to 100 members of the UF chapter of a task that belongs to the provost, not to [he United Faculty of Florida, Lombardi said he alone president, he said. can't solve the problem, but he is willing to try, and "I have so many substantive decisions to make he has already set measures in place to find a every day," he said "Our system of evaluation of solution. these things is not very effective The university "Salary inequity is surely one of the most difficult that has to make these decisions on a presidential problems an administration can face, and there is level is doing something wrong I have lots of no doubt that we're facing it now," Lombardi said experience to tell when the system is working This "The pot of money that is available creates a tre- system isn't." mendous dilemma, given how small itis agamistthe UFFPresidentJane Brockmann said theproblem scale of the problem we're trying to Fix." is bureaucratic red tape. 'That pot - S500,000 - was given to UF by the see Salary. page 7 state legislature last year to set up ways of identify- I AMKflTgRWI N IaY~ ffRiMki8

SPRING BREAK Christmas. summer travel FREE ELSEWHERE Air couriers needed and cruiseship jobs Call (805) U.S. warship seizic Iraqi freighter 682-7555. Ext F-1432. (U PI) - A U S warship in the Gull of Oman seized ti/.ens were being freed in Iraqi freighter carrytng lea from Sri lanka Tues Earlier, a British Foreign Office spokesman had Back To School Means Back To day, Amencan defense sources said, and a U S- said as many as 30 Britons were to travel from chartered plane was expected to carry about 130 Baghdad to Amman, Jordan Tuesday night on the Chesnut's For SUPER SAVINGS! Westerners out of Iraq where they had been held as Iraqi plane chartered by the United States Virgin shields against attack Atlantic Airways said it had dispatched a plane to 55% OFF! Hunt Blenfang More than 300 Britons left Kuwait City by bus shuttle them to Landon. Sketching & Tracing Tuesday for a long journey to Baghdad in search of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein had promised a Splacesaver Paper (Bumwad week ago to free Western women and children held exit visas and a way home. Meanwhile, thousands of Drafting Tables LJit WOWe Wh" Asid Crery Roi refugees remained stranded in dismal conditions hostage and used as shields against attack. Western along the Iraqi-Jordaman border as "hostages of the men, however, have not been permitted to leave SAVE desert " In Paris, the French newspaper Liberation cited The Iraqi freighter stopped by the Amerman war- Palestine Liberation Organization official Abu lyad as ship was ordered to go to the Oman port of Muscat saymg Iraqi President Saddam Hussein would be where it was being held in the U S naval interception willing to withdraw from Kuwait under certain condi- program's first seizure The program began Aug 16 tions to enforce a U N embargo against Iraqi goods - lyad said Saddamn wanted guarantees Iraq would Register to WIN a imposed after Iraq's Aug 2 invasion of Kuwait not be attacked, that Iraq would keep a strategic 10-Spied Crulawri No violence was reported during the seizure, the Kuwaiti island as well as a strip of Kuwaiti land along 55% OFF! defense sources said in Washington the Kuwaiti-Iraqi border which Saddam renamed after Charvoz Senta Stool PickC. up apa ake nrqkS.#y t any An administration official confirmed the United himself, and that Kuwait's exiled emir not be allowed datlls. States was paying for an Iraqi Airways plane to leave to return to power ONLY$9.95 Chese's for Baghdad with about 30 Americans and 100 other Previously, Saddam suggested a regional plan that foreign nationals Tuesday The official said the U S. would include Israel's withdrawal from occupied hoped to be reimbursed by the other countries whose Palestinian land Downtown Butler Plup Mrkt Place Was at Bush forgives Egyptian military debt 372-421 374412 3-27 37- 200 WASHINGTON (UPI) - While seeking donations of just what is our status with all the other countries abroad to defray the costs of the Persian Gulf crisis, around the globe," Michel said 'resident Bush added to fiscal problems at home For the record, the debt forgiveness was intended tuesday with a bid to reward Egypt for supporting to ease the financial burden Egypt faces from its the [1 5. led stand against Iraq commitment of troops to Saudi Arabia and enforce- Reminder mhe White House announced that Bush would ask ment of U.N.-ordered economic sanctions against Congress to erase an estimated $7.1 billion in U S. Iraq. miitary loans to Egypt in appreciation of support for But there was a strong political message as well in AIV efforts to drive Iraq out of o cupied Kuwait the White House announcement, which lauded Egyp- CAREER The move, telegraphed lasi week, would free Egypt tian President Hosnm Mubarak for helping to unite ut a S750 million payment due this year It raised new much of the Arab world against Iraqi President Sad- questions about the ultimate cost of the confrontation dam Hussein EXPO with Iraq and fresh concern about its impact on a White Housepress secretary Marlin Fitzwatersaid strained federal budget Bush was "recognizing the unique strategic contibu- House Republican leader Robert Michel of Illinois, ion by Egypt to peace and security in the Middle warned that "it might be a little bit premature" to East, a role that Egypt has played with courage, approve the request for Egypt "without consideration determination and consistency " for other areas where wt've got to be doing things The proposed debt forgiveness was only the latest foreign aid-wise." example of the costs the United States has agreed to Friday, September 14, 1990 I think before I commit myself to supporting this shoulder, including an estimated $46 million a day for or that forgiveness, I'd like to have a full accounting military operations, in its confrontation with Iraq. 9:30 am - 4:30 pin rotiate Stephen C. O'Connell Activity Center Canada agrees to ne with Mohawks over 200 Employers OTTAWA (UPI) - ndian Affairs Minister Tom on lands the Indians claimed was an ancient burial Siddon said Tuesday the government is willing to ground. with opportunities for negotiate greater powers for Canada's Indian groups Soldiers continued Tuesday to surround a if defiant Mohawks southof Montreal disarmed them- detoxification center at the settlement in Oka, ALL majors selves Quebec, which serves as the last post for about 50 Siddo said the government already funds Indian militant Mohawk wamors, women and children refus- peace keeper units in Quebec, but would discuss ing to disarm. Learn how to impress other policing powers as soon as the Mohawks on the One of the militants, known only as Beekeeper, Kanesatake reserve surrender their weapons. said in a televised interview Tuesday the Warriors Potential Employers at "hat is certainly one of several aspects we are were committed to defending the land and the quite prepared to discuss with Mohawks as an ele- Mohawk nation. PRE-OM ment of self-government which we are going to be "It must be understood," he said, "that we shall taking steps to move on," Siddon said, adding that either live or die in the process." Wednesday, Sept, 12, 1990 policing was "an important component" of self-govern- Ile standoff between Mohawks and armed forces 7:30Opart-9:00 ment. in Quebec began as a relatively simple land dispute pm Saturday, armed forces conducted a lightning in July. but quickly escalated over the weeks into University Auditorium strike on the Kanesatake reserve and began bulldoz- complex demands for self-government, improved ing barricades put up nearly two months ago by economic conditions and recognition of the Mohawks Guest weaker: Mohawks toprotest a planned golf course expansion as a sovereign nation. M'. WmafU FbMs Directar of Matin Murfla Space Launch Gunmen surrender after 6-hour standoff Systems of Canaveral Air Foce Station JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Three gunmen sur- was sent to the scene. at Cape Canaveral, Florida rendered early Tuesday after holding a dozen One of the gunmen came out the back door of the hostages inside a Red Lobster restaurant for about restaurant and was shot in the leg. A second gunman six hours in an aborted robbery then burst from the door and ran off, but wascaptured Noneofthe hostages were hurt. One of the gunmen a few block saway. was shot in the leg by police during the incident The manager of the restaurant was forced at gun- " m n we flmss ami stil to all austle. Police said they were notified about a possible point to drag the wounded gunman, who had already 8pa wl by career RIgeume Coenr No Sunt robberyatanout Ip.m.EDTMqndaywhenapasser- been handcuffed, back inside the building. A Govasnlsl by saw a man with a shotgun go into the back of the mechanical robot was used by police to take a hand- restaurant. cuff key to those inside, while one of the hostages Patrol officers and a SWAT team quickly sur- worked the phone a. a mediator between police and rounded the building and a hostage negotiating team the would-be bandits. I P ',0' wRDNESkAV, SEPTNI*E.R 5, 1990.AiLGAAtM,5 RESULTS from page 1 cent of the county Republicans supported Hawthorne reactor Sinclair Eaton over re- tired Sheriffs deputy Johnny Days On the Democratic side, former Gaines- ville Mayor- Commissioner Cynthia Chest- nut squeaked past lawyer Clay Phillips, a UF alumnus, and Interlachen insurance salesman Larry Haney in her run at Martin's Distnct 23 seat. Because neither Chestnut nor Phillips had received 50 percent of the total vote, the two probably will meet in an Oct 2 run-off. Elections Supervisor Buddy Irby said Tuesday night he could not confirm that because the race was so close And two other candidates will join them on the Oct 2 ballot - former County Commissioner Jim Notestein and Gaines- ville businessman Jim Painter Both men are vying for the District 2, non-partisan City Commission seat Though they beat out former UF finance professor Bill How- ard, neither got 50 percent ofthe total vote. In a very close County Commission race, incumbent Democrat Leveda Brown re- tained her District 4 seat with 50.5 percent of the vote. She was contested by Ron Fuller, a transportation planner from Ocala, who took the remaining 495 per- cent. No Republicans ran for the open seat, Brown said Tuesday night her run against Fuller was the most difficult of her political career She also said Fuller's mud- slinging tactics clouded the campaign Incumbent Rep. CliffStearns wenta long way toward retaining his U.S. congres- sional District 6 seat Tuesday when he received 82 percent of county Republicans' support. Facing Stearns in the November election will be Gainesville lawyer ArtJohn- son, who beat out Tavares lawyer Joan Wollin with 56 percent of the Democratic vote. PHOTOS BY J S SULLVAN United Press Internationalcontributed to Election worker Dave Klense, left, retrieves and stralghtens ballots before they are to be counted. Right Local election workers this report. carried ballot boxes Into the Alachua County Supervisor of Elections' office after the primary election Tuesday. alluuators- -- U-.- OPEN HOUSE r WE WANT YOU TO WORK AT THE ALLIGATOR. And if you know what's good for you, you want to work here, too.

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Responsibility You're supposed to be one of us, and yet we're - rLru ashamed of you. Z/ BEETHOVEN You've invaded our town with satellite feeds and bad at- titudes, and you act as if we owe you a comment on these tragedies that have changed our lives. We don't owe you anything. The media has marched into this town and turned it into a circus. And although The Alligator never thought it would be saying this, we're sick of some of those who share our profession. Some members of the media have done an excellent, tasteful job of covering the recent deaths and the impact they've had on Gainesville residents. But some leave desired. much to be 4 The parents of Tracy Paules and Manuel Taboada were 6FioMJEN 3AN' IPAL-bDA9 ThR}IE 4DIFAm, OF' 74D TeEN - notified by the media, not law enforcement officers, that K*etc W"o COMM T61 SUCeWDEHo iSt NI NG TO Hl'> their children had died. Rather than wait for police to SY0BoNY % 9 . AumoflFHRM CLAIM 4AThME 14W MOViEMENT deliver the horrible news, some journalists felt they had iMEN PLA/m BCwwaD1 Eif17, TE ThA5 "5?thT WIT ", to be the first to call the parents or get the victims' THE NWE 32;bW 91W DEC-NED'TD COMMENT. names on the air. Almost everyone had the victims' names long before they were released, but most chose not to use the infor- mation until police assured them the families had been *mmuuusununmiuurneHin notified. Reporters, and some who don't deserve that title, have I possess both a car and a bike, but midst of experiencing iL Maybe t's come to Gainesville from around the country to jump on College students neither of these opinions because admitting it exists would I'm more concerned about so be too obvious, like wearing too the bandwagon. pay their respects called respectable automobile much orange and blue. Maybe i We know the stories have to be done, but we're saying EdItor: On behalf of University of drivers than I am about any cyclist. would be like sharing a secret that they could be done with a little more responsibility Wisconsin students, the United My life has never been endangered only special people are allowed to At a prayer vigil on the Plaza of the Americas last Council of UW Student Govern- by an oncoming bike. Being re- have. week, a student had barely said "Amen" before reporters ments would like to extend our spectable has never been corre- There's a lot of talk about new deepest sympathies and regards to lated with a lack of sweat, at least freshman "freedom" and ways to were asking how to spell her name. all students, friends and families of as far as I know If perspiration exploit it, but I've rarely heard And some reporters' attitudes at the police news con- the victims at the University of bothers you, perhaps Alaska would anyone bold enough to admit that ferences have gotten consistently worse. Granted, we also Florida. suit you better' an overwhelmingly marvelous have been frustrated with the police at times during this It is shocking that a tragedy of Some cyclists pay little attention thing about being at a university is investigation, believing they owed more information to this magnitude should happen to traffic laws, but then again, so that learning so much, so quickly, anywhere, much less on our do a lot of driver,; obviously you is incredibly exciting the public than they were giving. nation's campuses. That it should see only the former. Danger OK, not all faculty members will But the police information officers have held daily take an issue of this proportion to presented by a cyclist is minimal make your brain zing, but there are news conferences to give journalists an opportunity to bringattention to the need for fund. when compared to that associated those gems along the way who are ask their questions and get their "live shots." Yet some ing, personnel, and stronger with vehicular traffic. The real so awesomely intelligent and able reporters ask the officers such questions as "Do you have measures regarding campus danger is from inconsiderate to share information and thought- security for all students, is abhor- drivers who feel mads are only for provoking ideas that you are never something better to do?" when the representatives say ren. car.: the drivers who refuse to give the same again they are tired of answering the same questions again and We sympathize deeply for cyclists enough room to pass - Who can forget the seren- again. everyone touched by this tragedy what nerve! dipitous experience of having a We'd like other media to keep in mind that no one has and wish to extend toall of you our Cycling conserves precious calm, everyday discussion with to talk to you, and in a city where students are so scared concern and hope that this will be resources, for which American friends develop into a sizzling. you the end of your tragedies. lives are currently being placed in electrically-charged debate on they're entering their homes with baseball bats, Un*a Liehy jeopardy How arrogant of you to some issue, leaving everyone tin should be glad someone is talking to you at all. J~na~r ISmith advocate more wasteful practices gling intellectually? (Whatever If you feel it necessary to report on services and other Beverly Jsndas at such a time. happened to certainty?) events where students are expressing their grief, please Lause Walt.r Save your breath for a long bike What about the book you had to do so in a compassionate manner. Pans. l.wImu.fw. ride and appreciate the benefits. read for a class, and it drew you Ka. Handel Hopefully no one will chastise you into Its grsap until you marveled It's easy for you to be rude. You can leave your hotel for pernpiring. that anyone could .'t.l that may or sometime this week, if you haven't left already. Remem- Forget the sweat RandsN MoCrady pank that way, ad it seduced you ber students have to stay here, along with their fear and 711Y to ad moe, and to follow the their memories of the way this situation was handled. and bike to class threads of references which Edtor: This letter is in reply to Life at jJ offers sounded intriguing? Tracy Church's letter which ap- And what about the scary but peared Aug. 29 in Tm A"iLgator. many experiences challenging realization that there aligator Referring to bicyclists as Tan. Editor: Each year, when I read the are so many different kinds of Editor noying little mosquitoes is an in. New Student Edition of 7he Al- people who can disagree on almost Judy A. Plunkett teresting analogy; perhaps drivers ligator, I have felt som= sort of everything and yet remain a "com- Managing Editor Opinions Editor who speed down the road with their nagging absence - something not munky"? M.D. Cumella Jacqueline Reslier radios and air conditioners there, which has bothered me. Is all of this a ecret? Is it some- cranked, oblivious to all others Glimmersappear,buton thewhole, thing we should be embarrassedto Letters Policy around them, can be called one aspect of UF life is inadequate confess we've experienced? Or to Atn t svid O h id nct Wood 2010 woid. itom4 "v Sa-to wiqa They soukd M inset. -S"g.Wo.p~ They shoul - hau a opd Nae. ad id tiOC "dangerous maniac." ly conveyed. promise to new students? vinet. Wa. win a witta WU. vWW.N.tc. W. i.a. A mu sat. wir quesl--s Cll This analogy, however, would Perhaps this Is because those J.an.w Auth t * mdm d~. - 37.4M. be generaising and unfair because who attempt to do s Are in the Up Nmm Eacoator WEDNESDAY, SEFrEMBER h, 199), ALLIfUR. 7 1,600 season tickets remain Off-campus apartments By KEVIN DOYLE stands will be available today, and La kets for Alligator Wrter the south end zone will be available Tursday, lolloway said refuse to break leases UF students who haven't bought their foot- Although students have unitl Sept 10 to pay ball season tickets still have a chance to get their fees, fee cards won't be required to buy By MIKE BRUSCELL Students living 01 campus can breA them, UF ticket manager Bill Holloway said season tickets or to pick up game tickets until Alligator Staff Writer their leases without suffering a financial tuesday. the Sept 22 home game against Furman, he penalty, UF Houiung director Janie, About 1l600 student season tickets are still said As tIF offers students livIng il campu Grnmmsaid Studenis who leave campu' available for the Gators' 1990 football season, Despite the slayings of five students in unconditional releases front their renl housing will have to pay only for the time which includes six home games at Ben Hill Gainesville last week, "season sales have gone agreements, several off-campus apart Ihey-ve stayed Griffin Stadium, Holloway said. asiwell as they havegone in the past."Holloway ment managers say students who want[ While Grimm said 10 students have Students can pick up their tickets by bring said to break their leases won't receive dis- broken their UF leases, lakeshore Tow- ing their season ticket card, a photo I) and Many students have not picked up their counts. ers manager linda Drake said she's had $30 to stadium gate 13 from 8:30 a.m to 4 15 game tickets, but some said they aren't con- Andy Parmenter, an attorney with Ill's no lease cancellations p,, today and Thursday. Tickets for the east cerned about their safety at games. Student legal Services, said landlords And while managers at apartments don't make emotional decisions, even such as Brandywine and Colonial Manor system as possible to apply to the problem," when tenants are scared said they will extend their rent due dates SALARY "You're not going to see a lot of land- until at least Friday, Oxford Manor pro from page 3 he said sYoj have my word that the university will do its utmost to get the job done." lords going for mutual consent because ect manager Jeffrey Knack said there would be no extensions The process to get the salary increases was Faculty who attended the meeting said they they're not going to want to lose $1,000 very complicated." Brockmann said. "People were optimistic about Lombardi's message. in rent revenue by leaving an apartment But the murders have meant increased were discouraged and intimidated at every step open until spnng And sr the southwest business at Colonial Manor, manager of the way, and the premms itself involved a lot "He's admitted that there's a problem and part of town right now, there's no chance Tim Burns said All the apartments are of work." he's assured us that he'll do his best," UFF of someone trying a sublease," Parmen- inside one building, which Bums said Berardo said "At least Lombardi did not talk about past problems. Vice President Donna ter said, makes residents feel safer behind their and did not reveal new ground rules. He said we know he's going to do something about it. doors, That's a start." Parmenter said that since last Tues- administrators are laying to ease the process day. 31 UF students have asked lawyers "If the fire department can't knock of getting more money to faculty members who Marilyn Maple. a professor at the UF Health at the Student Government-financed ser them down with their shoulders, there's have experienced salary discrimination. Science Center, agreed vice whether they can break their leases no way anyone else is going to get in" "We have a new president,"she said "There- or receive home-security improvements Alligator Staff Writer Geoff Boucher "Our job is to get as much money out of the fore, we have new hope " from landlords contributed to this report

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Ua Attention Students

Consistent with current safety concerns, and the University announcement to roll back academic related deadlines, the following parking changes are in effect immediately:

-Decal restrictions will remain lifted in commuter and dormitory lots through September 10, 1990.

-Enforcement on suspensions and for excessive tickets will be lifted through September 10, 1990. If you are in this category, you will be allowed to park legally on campus during this period

-Restrictions will continue In all other areas.

THIS MESSAGE BROUGHT TO YOU BY STUDENT TRAFFIC COURT.

I WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5.1990, ALLdAMR, 9

HUMPHREY going insecurities and the bad influence of George Humphrey said "Mere's been some for a friend, George Humphrey said some undesirable friends, family problems from page 1 he said " Last November, Edward Humphrey He said his brother's to- "He's had such bad luck - tremendous depression contin- taled his car when he crashed into a tele- fered after a serious car accident in Novem. bad luck," he said "And now with all the ued, becoming particularly strong when the phone pole during a second ber. accident He stuff that's happened to Ed recently, well, it approach of the first day of school stirred up suffered serious injuries, George Humphrey "I think that's just shows how cruel the world a fit of insecurity and self a confused woman," he me said, including facial scars The recupera- said - can be" doubts about his Intelligence tion also left him 50 pounds heavier and But George Humphrey said his brother is George Humphrey said his Those feelings continued and forced him to take daily medication the target of media exaggerations and police brother was an above-average his brother decided to leave frustrations in a case where possible sus. high school student, a football Gainesville "I knew then that things weregoing toget pects and verified information have been player who was successful in A few days laler, as the two bad," George Humphrey said "I knew that rare. the classroom and popular with brothers drove to Crescent Edward was not going to be well [ knew "He didn't do it," George Humphrey said friends But in his senior year, Beach for a brief vacation, the society would reject him " "No way. head a bout of seriousdepres- still-despondent Edward Hum- He just couldn't. And if he was Edward Humphrey again returned to UF, sion, a capable of something like that, if he did it, condition possibly fu- phrey "flew' out of the car, but his brother said his condition left him they eled by sibling competition and George Humphrey said. would know by now. If he did it, he edgy and hypersensitive - an upset their 'We were doing about 60 at young would have left a path a mile wide. parents divorce, he said. man who sought acceptance He said his the time," he said "e media has been completely irrespon- Edward Humphrey entered "I can't say brother gravitated toward people who would therapy what happened. I'm not going sible. I firmly believe in the public's right to and had his graduation Humphrey exploit him and pretend to be his friend know, but this has been a trampling of our delayed a few months Two to speculate whether he was rights. There's a whole camp of reporters years ago, he moved from Indialantic to his trying to commit suicide or not But it hap- Like I said, he's had it rough," George outside my family's home." older brother's northwest Gainesville apart- pened." Humphrey said "After this blows over, after George Humphrey said the arrest came ment and enrolled at UF Edward Humphrey's injuries were rela- they don't charge him - which they won't - I don't know what's on the heels of a two-year tailspin in his "I suggested he move in with me for a tively minor He returned to Indialantic, and going to happen I know he needs brother's life. The 18-year-old had two sert- changeof scenery I thought it might do him his emotional state took a turn for [he worse medal help ous accidents, penodic family anxieties. nag- some good to get away from the family," when his first 'serious" girlfriend fled him "He should' be on the streets"

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THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA and its Students, Faculty and Staff Announce

A Memorial Service

4:30 p.m., Wednesday, September 5 the Stephen C. O'Connell Center

In Memory of

Christa Leigh Hoyt Sonja Jane Larson Tracy Inez Paules Christina Patricia Powell Manuel Ricardo Taboada

Members of the Gainesville area community are invited to attend the university's memorial. The University of Florida expresses its appreciation to the community for its support and compassion.

------I 10 AJLJGATOR, WEI)NsDAY. SEI'FEMBER 5, 199a

Police also are keeping a close eye on Reports that Humphrey's grandmother apartment complex, others are following, CHARGES Uumphrey's Hawaian Village wants to dismiss the charges against him 3,100 leads collected in three-rng iii from page 1 apartment, a] though they have not entered it The stake- won't lessen the prosecutor's case, Wolfin- books fatl fingerprts, footprts, semen, blood out began last week, but police have not ger said. Mann said investigators have filled ' .n d hair follicles obtained a warrani to search his apartment "Unless I see Rudolph the Red-Nosed black notebooks with leads from psyc 1 Michael West, a researcher at UM. said or his tar Reindeer flying out concerned parents, law enforcement ofics the ultraviolet light, called a reflective ullira- Humphrey's attor- side my window, I'm and people calling in information front thisas a across he country Ru phr violet imaging system, has been used to ney, Brevard County goingto treat case" he said solve murder investigations in Missisippi Publi lender H y, 18, has serious About II of (hose 2 1/2-inch thick now and Tennessee. Russo, will ask for a Wolfinger also said he books contain tips that Investigators dboL doesn'I believe Flot-? Tim Whitfield, manager of forensic N- reduction in bail at a been in the Brevard take too seriously, such as women reporinc ence for [he Hernando Countv Sherilf's OI- hearing set for Thurs Cen- ida Dept o law Ln dreams that they will be the killer's ne fice, has used laser and light investigation day morning. But that County Det ention forcemeni agents victim in more than 60casesacross thestatein the doesn't mean Hum ter since 11ursday broke the law when "We've had a lot of calls from ex wLW* past three years He said many of the mur phrev will go free, thev entered and ex- girlfriends," Darnell said ders were solved only after investigators State Attorney Norm morning. Humphre's cell with Police are warning Gainesville resider used a light system to unearth evidence Wolfinger said - out lirst Talking 11 to continue to be careful and to act as i ii. "They're just making sure they don't let "He can expect to Russo killer is still in the city have his bond re- one carpet fiber get away or onec fingerpint "I know of nothing 'We have continued to say it's imll I get away," Whitfield said duced,' Wolfinger said "I don't antitpate myself where the FDI E has done .ivgthirg t0 be on the side of caution and not dsiu'n, that he will be out of jail Thursday" Darnell would not say whether the lighi improper," he said the killeror killers have been apprehended system will be used to find out more About Assault in an elderly person carries a While some of the 12nmber task borce Mann said I don't think anybody's goi the killer's messages niandatory 3-year jail term, Wolfinger said search the crime scenes and Hlumphrev's to drop their guard "

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Apte 011 near UF/wuiler 10 biks to campus Hrdwd fir ceiling FOR RENT: lane garage fenced yd petak NW 23 Ave 371 4378 12 14 766 Plaza $21/m1o Call 377 259 1988 FUJI Sundance mi bike Pro Con or 334 $Ivomntl/ati 377 ,1185 9 74 S 2 UNFURNISHED 5689 eves 9 10-5-4 dirion plus add Oe $300 firm 373 3301 lIT DISCOUNT message 964a F roommate safe . secure beautiful HI-Fl 9 Walk Io Santa FE CC. I BR $270 $20 722 S Main * The Red Bldg condo in NW area Close 1o UF A SF $250 2 8DR $335, NEW Townhouse 440, Sec CUSeOM made olonmca desks book pays all $150 secure dOp Call 310 5927 WE ARE CHEAPER shelves bars Tables speakers and fur Plus LMR Pool, sundry, no cfts or dogs S ROOMMATES or 813 955 1559 9 14 9 5 Santa FW Trace Apia 370-1190 12 14 rIturo Any Site and over 150 colors 182 TREEHOUSE VILLAGE a **DESKS*** 7) $75 each Mica Works 336 1707 97?5 6 Roommates Avoilable SECOND FLOOR APARTMENT AT and 25 chairs 85 each BRANDYWINE 2 bdr1 be FURNISHED *FREE GIFT Oak Glade Apt. 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HOBIE 4 SALE Female roommateS to share 3b2 Sba Fur I ed I block fron quiet with wings. r trailer reat conde 1/2 ba lo refur 376-3291 0-5-4-2 nished te"nhome, Close Io UF $200-210 FUTON A FRAME 17 Shamas 55 000 $8600down goes From only $200/set iron $3200 Call John 336 4004 0656 + ITS utl. 376-5431 9-6-5-5 ferms Call Jim or Bety 904 344 3701 or 4100 SIt ist mant's rentl Phoenix Apts Call Al 373-3127 9-17-16 2bdr/lba f325mo aloe o UF/sihand, al Dorm size carpel for sal Good ondt, 726 7096 9 11 D0 7 amenities. cent aclht. pets ok 378-1802 2br'2ba unfurnished in beautiful March DESKS (all sizes), Computer furniture, cream 610 Call Liz 375-2045 Leave 9-14-15-2 wood townhouse to share n/a i/f pool Bookcases, File cabinets, Chairs (all risa5ge 9-5-4 6 washer dryer 245/mO + 1/2 Ut Call Larry styles) & more in stock at guarfatsled low 8 MOTORCYCLES Phoenix aPt 2r near UF AvaIlable no 335-1421 9 13 10-5 est prices THE OFFICE MART 590 NE CHEAPI 4 dr 1981 Honda Accord, good lyr lease, 290 ms. 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Discipline improving with Spurrier For years IT football players have had a bad boy reputation New head coach Steve Spurner took the first step toward erasing that image last week UF linebacker Michael Kerr's alleged involvement in a fight at a fraternity house (he reportedly struck a police officer) this summer came as no surprise to Gators fans After all, some of UF's top players have had brushes with the law

a6- Matt Fogleson FURTHERF REVIEW Spurner sent a message to any would-be troublemakers on the UF football team by suspending Kerr for the first five games of the season That message reads "Wake upand smell the coffee boys. The only headlines I want this team to be a part of are those that deal UFll's starting offensive line Mark White I left, , Bromley, Chris Cal Dixon, Hefdham Ismail, and Glann Ready. The gis'u with football'" was rated the eighth best in the country by The Sorng News. UF football players have been stirring up controversy for years and perhaps Kerr's fate will send a message: stop the non sense The Near-Great Wall of Florida? Penalties handed down in recent years pale in comparison to what Spurrier has Offensive line runs a close second to the Gators' 1984 version done The irony is, it took no extra effort on Spurner's behalf to he a little more strici By ALEX MARVEZ hook style ['hat's the hardest thing to do eighth best in the country in its preseason than past coaches Before. its been Anyway to get the job Aligator Witer issue. Former UF running back EmmittSmith, done dia it" The unit also is being favorably com- UF quarterback Kyle Morris and nine For over a decade, being an offensive LFoffensive linecoach Rich McGeorge, pared to UFs 'Great Wall' of 1984, which other players missed two weeks of spring lineman on the UF football team has been who held the same position at Duke when consisted of Phil Bromley (Chris's practice and the Orange & Blue game in a one-dimensional job Spurner wascoach from 1987-89, says the brother), Billy Hinson, and future NFL 1988 for their participation in a fraternity With NFL first-round draft picks James group is learning the system well, but still players Lomas Brown, Crawford Ker and brawl. Jones, John L. Williams, Neal Anderson, needs improvement before Saturday's sea. Jeff Zimmerman The spotlight shifted to linebacker Huey Lorenzo Hampton and Emeritt Smith in the son-opener against Oklahoma State. Chris Bromley (6-foot-5, 262-pounds) Richardson later that year The Up line- backfield, the man objective for UF's line- "In our kind of offense with the passing has started 16 straight games and maybe backer received a two-game suspension for men was opening holes to spark the run- game, a certain person is responsible for a candidate for postseason honors belt reportedly beating up a sales clerk who ning game a certain person," McGeorge said. "In the tackle Glenn Neely (6.4, 282), junior cen- refused his valid Georgia driver's license The Gators' ran the ball 71 percent of running game, sometimes guy misses an ter Cal Dixon (6-4, 274) and junior right as identification to purchase alcohol. their plays during the first six games last assignment, but the back makes a cut, tackle Mark White (6-5, 279) also started Perhaps Kerr will serve as an example season and increased that to 76 percent avoids the (tackler) and picks up a first last season. The new addition has been at to the other players. Missing almost half when starting quarterback Kyle Morris down. That's one thing about the passing left guard where Hesham Ismail (6-2, 273) of a season dims any collegiate athlete's was suspended. game - assignment wise, we have to be took the place of White. chances ol going on to play professionally. Don't expect that style of offense any. 100 percent' Neely shrugs off any comparisions to It is unfortunate that Kerr had to be held more. Under new UFcoach Steve Spurrier, The loss of Smith, UF's all-time leading the 1984 line. up to the rest of the team as a whipping a mistake and he has the Gators have switched to a pass-ori- rusher who turned professional with one There's only one 'Great Wall'," Neely boy, but Kerr made to pay for iL ented offense, forcing an experienced of- year of college eligibility remaining, also said. "You look at guys like Lomas.we're time a football player fensive line to place new emphasis on has placed an additional burden on the nothing compared to them. No Maybe the next matter how decides to stir up some trouble, he'll pass-blocking. offensive line tries build us up. We think much the media to about Ke. Obviously, this is "lin this offense, you have to take the Even though the Gators offesnsrive line could probably be the Great Wall 11, or the Spurier's proper steps," said right guard Chris remains unproven under the new system, second coming, but we could never be Bromley "You have to set exactly text- the Tle Spor fligNers rank, the group the compared to them like that." At Duke, Spurrer built what has been Called. a"squeakly Cleam" programs that ewen wo games, too. He Is looking to do the same thing at Ulf. Football players have a responuiblity to Emmitt signs, drops out of UF again the university.'Thesre young mns ae given full scholarship., free meals and countless J.It P . .aonaI from the podium at the end of luncheon. last Dec. 30," Smith said. "I think other advantages that other students the luncheon. "And I think you Smith,whogained 1,599yards I'm in pretty good do shape I've nt get, DAlLAS - The Dallas Cow- know what it is." and scored 14 touchdownsin his been running back home But it Spurner is working to improve the boys Tuesday signed No I draft "Why didn't you say so ear- junior year at U, signed a four- is different when you put pads tea's reputation It is no secret that the choice Emmitt Smith and sur. her?" Jones raes nded in an ob- year contract and ended the On " program is under scrutiny from the NCAA prised 3,000 of their fans by in- viously staged and theatrical longest holdout by any first- Johnson said he did not ex- for the second time in seven year troducing him at the team's round choice in Cowboys' his- dialogue with his coach. "Step up pect Smith to see action until the Unfortunately, many people around the annual luncheon. here, will you, Emmittr tory. Terms were not disclosed, Cowboys' second game of the country judge the quality of a school by but the contract was thought to "Jerry, you know there is one Wilh that, Smith walked into season looking at its football team. Based on average $650,000 a year with a that thing this football team needs," the large ballroom to the ap-. 'We've been waiting for this," criteria, UF is one of the country's worst Cowboys Coach Jimmy Johnson plause of the fans who had gath- $1 million signing bonus. Johnson said. "We feel he is a universities. told franchise ownerJerry Jones ered for the $40-a-plate "I haven't been in pads since tremendous talent." But things are changing.

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