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Student Life Committee Backs Pub Operation the Stolen Key Ring Vol. 100, No. 40 University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware Two Ex-Students Arrested On University Burglary Rap By ALAN KRAVITZ The student's attorney, Two Newark men have Richard Pell, was been arrested in 'connection uninformed on many recent with burglaries of university developments. When told buildings resulting from the that Guala and Scott had theft of master keys from been arrested and that his university Security. client would probably have to Lieutenant Richard Turner testify at their trial, Pell of Security said Steven P. said, "Really? This is the Guala has been arrested on first I've heard about it." several counts of burglary Yet, like McMahon, he also and Robert J .. Scott has been refused to give the name of arrested for receiving stolen his client. university property. Turner gave the following In addition, a university account of the case: student has been granted Late last May, Security immunity from prosecution responded to an emergency because information he in Christiana East. The supplied made the other officer who responded was arrests possible. The case apparently carrying a will go to court in about two stretcher for a wounded girl. weeks. In addition to many master Richard McMahon, the keys, his key ring contained Delaware deputy attorney a key which he could insert general, who granted the into the elevator to make it immunity, refused to discuss remain at a particular floor. either the case or the As his elevator arrived at immunity. However, he did the floor, the officer heard a say, "It was done because he scream. He raced out of the Staff phata by Greg Lynch was a young man and this elevator, leaving his keys BRIAN DOWNIE REFLECTS on what might have been as the clock winds down in wasn't something that I inside. Upon returning, the Tuesday's heartbreaker against LaSalle. thought should screw up the elevator was gone . "This was rest of his life.'' a mistake on our officer's part." Turner stated. "He should have taken his keys Student Life Committee Backs Pub Operation with him ." The stolen key ring By TIM BIRINGER Association should contact future may be a good idea?" requests for action. "I have contained the master keys to The Faculty Senate the Alcholoic Beverage she said. no plans to initiate any action most academic buildings on Committee on Student Life Commission to see if the John Sinclair, university of any kind," he said. campus and almost all of the voiced its approval of commission "wants to • counsel, said the The letter was also sent to dorms. according to Turner. university pub operations change the conaitions and association's letter was State Attorney General In June, a $480 tape deck and asked John Worthen, regulations which apply to brought to his attention, but Richard Wier . He was and turntable were stolen vice president for Student gathering licenses." that he had received no unavailable for comment. jContinued to Poge t.) Affairs and Administration, Michael Greenberg, to draft a response to the chairman of the Student Life Newark Liquor Association. Committee, said, there is "no Worthen said he will write reason why a non-profit Ex-Cadet Subject of City Council Meeting; that "it doesn't appear the organization needs to be university is doing anything obliged to lose money." illegal or improper." Greenberg suggested, Neighborhood Controversy Also Discussed Last week, President E . A. however, that the university By JENNIFER L. SCHENKER Later in the City Council meeting. the Trabant asked the committee clarify its position about A Police personnel problem and a President of the Fairfield Civic Association, to review the university's competition with the private neighborhood dispute dominated New ark's the Chairwoman of the Planning liquor business after . he sector. Worthen said, "We City Councill.Deeting on Monday, Feb. 28 . Commission. Fairfield residents and the City received a letter from the don't have a statement Ex-cadet Patsy Peace, fired because she Council held a lengthy debate over the association . directly on the question of was "physically unable to handle the job" re-subdivision of Fairfield. The association consists of competition," adding that with the Newark Police Department, A new part of Fairfield to be constructed the owners of the Deer Park policy "has evolved over a contended that a November hearing prior to shortly would be connected to the Bristol Rd . and the Stone Balloon. They period of time.'' her termination violated the grievance "T", (the connector road for Routes 896 and questioned the legality of the David Butler,. associate procedure in City Code 403 . 273), as well as having an entrance at licenses under • which director for Residence Life, She asked the Council to investigate the Stanford Drive. The debate concentrated on Bacchus and The Pub on the said the university's liquor reasons for her termination, and the manner the traffic impact. Hill operate. The association • business is a "fairly small which it had been handled. Ronald Root, president of the Fairfield also expressed concern that operation" but added that The Council voted to go into Executive Civic Association said "opening Bristol Rd . to the university might expand the revenues from the Pub session, and then returned to table the motion throughfare instead of Stanford Rd . would its liquor operations." and Bacchus help to lower by a tie vote of three to three. avoid temporary road configuration, feeder Worthen said "a pub is a board rates. By providing Peace said that she had never been routes and the use of Stanford Dr. to bypass a rather typical thing on a these facilities, ·the informed of a grievance procedure, and she light." ....... university campus" which university is showing and Councilman William M. Coverdale The Chairwoman of the Planning students asked for and have "concern about student contend that she was sexually harassed while Commission said she felt that the blocking of responded to. development," he said. working for the police department. - Stanford Dr. would isolate the community Robert Mayer, assistant Councilman James Neal said, "It is clear from the city. She said it would be an vice president of Student Barb Stratton, president of that actions inferred to date have not "unhealthy" separation. Services, called the the Resident Student produced sufficient evidence to justify an university's liquor license Association (RSA) said a investigation. One avenue open is the courts, In addition, garbage collection and street "legitimate.'' He added that definite policy regarding because they can be more partial than the maintenance would be more difficult and "we don't set the conditions competition would be Council." expensive if only the Bristol Rd. entrance that apply to the kind of "restrictive." "Why should The following morning Peace said, "As of was left open, she said. license we have." Mayer said you automatically say no to now I haven't decided on any certain action ... She also said that some kind of connector the Newark Li~uor something now which in the but I am looking into a suit." (Continued to Page 2) " "\ .) ., t ~ l "' ' I • "t t ' f + .,. .... \ ' . Jl !"age 2 . REVIEW, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware March 4, 1977 ADVImSIMINT ADVImSIMINT ..• City Council '~HY DO THE HEATHEN RAGE?" (Contlnuecl fr-..... 1.) should be made so that Psalms 2 and Acts 4:25 children could visit friends in In the First psalm, God says the man that delights himself every true and faithful witness of Jesus Christ to "cry aloud neighboring developments In "THE LAW OF THE LORD" shall be like a tree planted by and spaft! not" to denounce every transgression of the Law without having to walk the riverside, his "lt!af shall not wither and whatsoever he of God, and the rejection and departure from "one jot or tit­ through private property. doeth shall prosper." tle" of God's Ten Commandments which reveal the very Root acknowledged that "BUT THE WICKED ARE LIKE THE TROUBLED SEA, character of the 0 mnlpotent Creator. Such witnesses are not . the community would be WHEN IT CANNOT REST, WHOSE WATERS CAST UP your enemies, but friends In that they seek to tum you away isolated, but said that several MIRE AND DIRT. THERE IS NO PEACE SAITH MY GOD TO from the wrath of God. THE WAGES OF SIN IS DEATH, AND other Newark communities THE WICKED." Isaiah 57:20, 21. We cry peace, peace, but THESE FAITHFUL WITNESSES ARE SEEKING TO "SMITE are also separated. He make little effort, If any, to cut out our personal wickedness DEATH'S THREATENING WAVE BEFORE YOU." (This named Woodmire, Cherry and Indifference, or to rise up and put away the lawlessness quote Is from the old and beloved Christian Hymn: God be Hill Manor, Yorkshire and all about and around. In Amos 5:23-24, God says: "TAKE with you till we meet again, smite death's threatening wave Blair Village as examples. THOU AWAY FROM ME THE NOISE OF THY SONGS: FOR I before you, keep love's banner floating over y~u. - .") The The Planning WILL NOT HEAR THE MELODY OF THY VIOLS. BUT LET Almighty has engaged Himself by means of the New Commission's original JUDGMENT RUN DOWN AS WATERS, AND Covenant, and the work and ministry of The Lord Jesus proposal was passed after: RIGHTEOUSNESS AS A MIGHTY STREAM." In plain every­ Christ and The Holy Spirit, to write these Laws upon the the width of the right-of-way day language God Is here saying: I am sick of your songs and hearts and In the minds of true and faithful believers. "We are was changed from 80 to 66 music, take it away.
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