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QUAKES CSUN'scurrentrickname DAILY SUNDIAL 2 T-...,, Mll'ch a, 1994 I TODAY SY John r\J1z A few early showers, Ugh! winds becoming sunny and warmer. Highs In !he mid-60's, lowel- 70' s. Provi<Udby t~ Natiortal Wearlser Suvia ~// for $2 million In slavery repanliom and to pay for their move to Africa. Khari A Abayorni' s lawsuit clles lhe kidnappingofhis ancestors from Africa, their eJiSlavement and forced labor, lhe breakup of their families and other wrongs. He wanlS a formal apology and "compensaton for forced, ancestral in- doctrination into a foreign society." Abayomi filed the lawsuit Jan. 28 In U.S. District Court in Richmond. N Robert Jaspen, an executive assistant U.S. attorney, refused to discuss !hesub- stance oflhe lawsuit. Pepper spray Abayomi, 30. is a computer software considered an developer wilh his own business. He lives in Highland Springs, a community effective weapon about five miles easl of Richmond. (AP) - Pepper spray is an effective Abayomi, his wife, and three young weapon that doesn't kill, a police group children are seeking lhemoney as ameans says, even though at least 30 suspects 10 relocate to Africa. nave died after being sprayed. "We have decided afler careful The International Association of lhought. and study, tllat Africa is the Qiiefs of Police examined 22 of the place for us," he said. dealhsandfoundthatpepperspraywasn't He said he would like to settle in afactorinanyofthem, said JohnGarfield. Senegal or perllaps Ghana. who supervised lhe project. Calls for reparations for .the descen- "I think it's definitely a good tool in dants of slaves nave grown louder in lawenforcement," said Garfield, a fooner recent years, especially in the 1980s. police chief in Fairfax Counly, Va. when Congress compensated Japanese- Americans who were interned during " There's a lot less needwilh pepperspray lhe United States will resume screen- World War II. IO navelhephysical kind ofconfroniation ing Vietnamese nationals in Hong Stephen W. Bricker, a specialist in !hat causes injuries." Kong. ASK EROS! claims against government and former Pepper spray contains a cayenne pep- Previous U.S. policy effectively al- American Civil Liberties Union lawyer, per extract in an oil base It restricts lowed lhe Hong Kong government to was skeptical of Abayomi' s lawsuit " I breathing, and isused by police to subdue attempt to send the Vietnamese home o..rEROS: wouldsaythis guy' sgotan uphill battle," unruly suspects. and force !hem to apply for Immigra- If a penon gets tested for AIDS, and he said. Some police groups question pepper tion to lhe United Slates from Viet- they lest positive, does that mean lhal they He said Abayomi will nave to over- SJiay's effectiveness . ~. including nam. will die in the near future? come lhe sovereign immunity tllat usu- lhe American Civil Liberties Union in The case involved several Vietnarn- ally pro!ectsgovernments from lawsuits. A: First ofal~ people don '1 get test<d Los Angeles documented 14 California eseseekingto reunite with family mem- He !hat what Abayorni is seeking for AlDS. They g<t tesredfor the HIV virus. fatalities invol vingpeoplewho nave been added bers already in the United Stales who lypically is "amatter oflegislative Thi! HIV rut is nothing more 1han a simple sprayed. Even ifpepperspray wasn't the grace. have become citizens or permanent not a matter of right" blood lest. The test tkt«ts whether a per· cause of death, au1opsy results show it residents. son has tM Hwnan lnrmunodefici.ency Vi- direc- was a factor, said Allan Parachini, Court documents said lhe Hong lllS in their system. tor of public affairs for lhe ACLU in V1etnamese Kong government was planning 10 fly Ifa person tests posit~. rhat means that Soulhern California. allowed to apply for some of lhe Vietnamese back home rhe virus is in their sptmr. and their body The ACi:U urged the Los Angeles this week. Approximately 250 people has d.:vewpcd antibodies 10fighl it offas it Police Department to cwtail its use of visas tlrough Hong are affected by the order. doe.s with other viruses. A person can be pepper spray until more research is done. Kong Testimony submitted by !heir law- 'pcrf«tly healthy and still be HIV positive. But!hepolice chiefs' study concluded yer said some of them have endured Thi! average amoWll oftime to d.:velp full blown AlDS is 7 to JO yean . The longest !hat pepper spray is an effective way to WASHINGTON (AP) - A federal "several years of de1ention under de- time known is JJ years. There au tech- subdue violent criminals, and insisted ii appeals court ordered the State plorable conditions" while awaiting Depart- niques like meditation, exercise, andmedi- is more humane lhan wiekling a nigh! ment on Sunday to ensure that Vietnam- processing. stick. cal attention rhal help prolong this proce.ss. ese boat people seeking visas to enterthe The appeals court order requires lhe Tming positive, therefo,.. DOES NOT UnitedStateslhroughHong Kong are not State Dcpartmenl "to take all neces- mean wniMne willautoma.ricallydiL soon. Family seeks slave forced to return to !heir homeland, pend- sary and proper actions to ensure !hat For more information on AIDS/HIV and compensations ing further court action. (Vietnamese nationals) are not repatri- testing. contoct EROS at 885-3696. 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