Spartan Daily Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 Voltime 91. No 39 \1011,1,1\ I h. tohcr 24. 19S8 Spartans champion Aggies 36-31 Chemical spill forces closure of campus hall
Hy I.isa lanitout Daily staff writer University Police roped ii Ih Ighl Bente! Hall lluirsdav nigh' Official urges to pies silt people from entering ttic scene t0 11:1.111,1111L:11 spill lab ((lie p111111t1 tar of potassium let caution my:nude was broken iti the Spartan By Teresa I xddane Daily photography lab at about 8:15 Daily staff wnii, p.m. Students should he os ei Ix cau- The newspapei's photo editoi . tious when working with lward- Kendra Luck. said she was li_is hg hii ilk. night rs hen she .iccideni,iik ous materials on campus. accord- kinicked the tho", ing to Paul Wood, the SLIOWC !he department's safety coordinator. the chemicals weie dan- Thinking Anytime you have chemical gerous. all ullter pliotirapher materials present and there are stopped I.uck as she reached down to tiirces or mishandling of pick up the broken glass. Luck then material.. a dangerous spill could called the t PD. Larry Strong -- Daily staff photographer certainlx happen." he said. "I called UPI) because we didn't a pound of potassium spartan linebacker kaiser Solt. cornerback Jay Taylor, linebacker right) celebrate after holding I tah on their last drixe as .Aggie know how to clean it up.- 1 iick state .S(d ('4 UTION, back page oirman Brim n and defensive lineman Richard Johnson from left to quarterback, Brent Snyder (number 121. looks dejected. said. "Thev called San Jose lare De- partment "I was a little worried." said Mark Study's in. the othei siatt pho- hart ir, ,unlss and warning tape. Johnson, Evans set records, tographer. 'I telt like I wasn't "We have to make sure it's safe," breathing right." officer Gabriel Fscohedo said. "We When UPD officers reached the has e a lot ot students who are ex- Lutz throws for 378 yards scene, they roped (ill the area and perts w ho sax it isn't poisonous. but told bystanders to stav behind the See SP//./.. hack page By Reggie Burton the school record 01 227 Daily staff writer by Charlie Harraw ay 11i 1'/h A Homecoming crowd of 14,- highlighted a spectacillai 215 turned out Saturday to watch of ottense that included 1.105 the Spartans defeat Utah State, yards for both teams Week promotes 36-31. SJSI. slot !cc-et \ er Ke in The condition of the field at Evans caught 12 passes lot 216 Spartan Stadium was more suited yards and scored mo touch- for a beach volleyball game. But downs. the crowd was treated to an excit- Evans' yardage eclipsed the drug awareness ing game of football as the Spar- school record of 203 set 11, Guy tans literally kicked sand in the Liggins against Fresno State in 11: Denise Zapata formation tables and videos to cam- faces of the Aggies 1986. Daily staff writer pus. Themes from women and The middle portion of the field Utah State's n re,mver and Red ribbons on campus this week alcohol to stress management will he vv .is ciis ered with sand as a result return spec dilist Kendal Smith, a synibiili,e the drug :11.1 an ctic,. efforts ad& essed ot damage inflicted by a lot mei fountain 'r err High nit 5.151' students The es etils still Campus groups involved in the "Nlonstei Truck" event three School slat. made 1 catches for culminate .1-111.11 Sday with progi anis campaign include Leisure Services. weeks ago. 2115 ;11 ds and ,rired two touch - srionsoied Iry students studs mg the Intercollegiate Athletics and the "I considered bringing my san- (low is He :11.0 returned four All epidemic. Spartan Pub. dals to the game." said SJSU kickoffs and [Mee punts for 179 'Red Ribbon 55 eek " 1..1 national .511 Sitir health science class ti- running hack Johnny Johnson. v aid.. including a 66 yard punt drug awareness campaign launched tled the SIDS Epidemic- has (ir The Aggie defense probably return for a totiihdoWn. in 1955 atter drug II all ickers mur- gait ied es cults in conjunction 55 ith would hav e preferred to see John- Quarto bachs Ken Luti of dered Federal Agent 1 in Imre Coma "AIDS and Drugs Day.- v. Inch is son galloping across the sand SJSU and [tali State's Brent rena 'Thursday dunes in anything hut running Snydei (.0mhined lit 90 yards -Sr. cording to (again/cr., the red The class vv ill bring AIDS out- shoes. passing and his e reach %via Lens to answer Kara Natal, Daily staff photographer riblx(ins represent a commitment It) a questions The junior from Santa Crui Ira/ was 2 il 43 Ii 378 drug tree society .111i1 11111 11.1% in :1 table with informa- rushed .for 755 sands, '1(I I ill tSR 4 Members of Sigma Chi fraternity cheer for SJSC breaking ihg the week, several commu tion :Ind \ 01.5,, about the disease in nitv groups will bring seuuiiii,uI . in- 'sr , DRUGS. back No A. S. Board sticks to rules Hot dog war forces prices down By I.eah Pets Failure to schedule presentation Daily staff writer Problems, not profits, are raining on the Sunshine Hot Dog stand. In less than two days, vendor So- funding for seminar phia Omar has lost delays more than halt KSJS her usual revenue because of compe- 1.1S:1111111111111 tition from Dogs On Wheels the Daily stall writer cart that set up shop about 12 feet A lack of pi epai.ii ion created ass av Thursday. problem. at Wednesday '5 Assn 'There can be no action of any kind "I used to have lots of customers. dated Students Hi turd ot Direr'. but now they have them." said meeting. without being posted for one week.' Omar, a refugee from Afghanistan. Campus radio station KSJS re Dogs on Wheels is supplied by the quested $1,800 from the board fin Sandwiched -In coffee shop on San traveling expenses to a seminar in Fernando and Fourth streets. said New York. The hoard denied the Jim Cellini, Ron Sanjideh. the owner's son The funds because the presentation was A.S. adviser -.hinds are located in front of the res- not formally placed on the agenda a taurant. week in advance, as an A.S. bylaw Omar has offered hot dogs, links requites and sodas to passers-by since May. This forced the A.S. to table the they could get reservations at the OK." McCarthy said. "This is She originally sold the hot dogs for issue until the radio station makes a seminar. probably controversial and people 99 cents each. formal agenda i Lamest. A.S. Vice President Patricia Phil- can make other arguments. If the A price war started with the aro KSJS lemesentatives will sched- lips said the request should have board is OK. then I'm OK val of Dogs Ott Wheels, hiicing ule a presentation and return to next been scheduled on the agenda any- At the station's request. the A.S. Omar down to her current price ot ill week's meeting tor the check. said way could approve the funds in a special cents Salindeh sells his hot dogs tor Scott Krinskx KS IS business than "It is safer to get agenda items on meeting, McC.irthy said He also 35 cents each. there than not on there.- she said. said the hr aid could direct the busi- II the A.S. had (. is erlook The hoard tried to find alternative -1 have to pay my rent, support ness office to issue the checks so that the 1, I,is . ii would 11,1re ,C1 a prece- routes for funding KSJS before the my kids and help my husband,'' next week, after the meeting. station dent liii huuliuir evceptions according next meeting. ()mar said. "With these prices I representatives could pick them up to A.S. Ailv user Jim Kirmsse. director of ('ali- won't be able to do anything... Leigh and leave. 'There can be no actiiin of any fornia state affairs, suggested asking Omar and her family have lived in Cellini said he didn't know if the kind w !Mout being posted for one the executives to make a decision. San Jose since 1981. hoard could direct the business. of- week,- he said. It we (the hoard) cannot take ac- She supports the family because fice to prepare the checks before KSJS has already made reserva- we can direct the executives to the her husband is disabled and can't tion, meeting. tions tor the seminar. The station re- couple has two young make an exectitiv e decision," she work. The Doug Duran - Daily staff photographer ceived a special airfare rate for a said. "The hoard is in an awkward po- children. midnight flight on Tuesday. "That is an extremely awkward sition," McCarthy said. "It's not "It took me a year to raise the Dogs On 11 heels deft I undersells its nearby competition Because the request wasn't way of doing business.- Phillips Patricia's (Phillips) fault. I hate to money for this cart- Omar said. "I posted. KSJS will have to wait until said. "I have a problem with finding say it. hut it's KSJS' fault.'' St us on welfare before that, but I Wednesday's meeting to receive the different ways to bend rules." ''My recommendation is to post didn't like to live that way." Fverv one has a tinnily to support. move her stand because she was tak- money . "Ed rather nut use an executive pone flying out until next Wednes- thual said she will he forced out SaninIch said with a smile and a ing customers from the restaurant. This puts 51 ii it members one day order," said Scott Santandrea, direc- day night," Phillips said. "Simply of business it she has to lower prices shrug ot his shoulders when told of 'They are making me nervous be- behind schedule They may have to tor of sponsored programs. put it on the the agenda next time.' further. With no nearhy. competition. Omar 's concern. cause they keep saying 'You have to pay the extia airfare. hut will save A.S. President Terry McCarthy Controller Mark Murillo said he she used to earn $150 to $200 a day. He said he and his father con- go. you have to go,' " Omar said. money on hotel rates. Krinsky said. said if the board agreed. he would was glad the rules and procedures Thursday. she earned $20. tracted w ith a %emit,' to set up Dogs Sanndeh calls the situation Krinskv said KSJS could not favor giving KSJS the requested were brought up. "They're rich and they can afford on Wheels I he v endoi did 1101 gist' "healthy competition. Business is make the toques' a week in advance money after the trip. m glad this hoard is following it." Omar said of Sanjideh. "I have his 11.111IC up to expectations.'' he said because members were unsure if "A consensus would probably he them,'' he said. a family to support. - ()Mai said Sanialeh asked her to See WAR. ha( L page Page 2 )4.1oher 24, 1988/Spartan Daily FORUM The not-so friendly skies "Good morning. ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to flight #302 to Long Beach," Spartan the female attendant says with feigned enthu- siasm after takeoff. "If there's anything we can do to make this !light more enjoyable. please feel live to ask.'' Daily "Yeah. right." I mutter as I cinch my seat belt even tighter and try to cross my toes for Published for the University good luck. and the University Community I have a window by the Department of Journalism seat.' hut I'm not and Mass Communications about to look out at Since 1934 all the people and cars getting smaller and smaller. I like to keep my eyes closed and con- When death comes centrate on helping the airplane knocking. . . In a flashback, my tells me his boss Leah Pels My flashlight beam stabbed into the night's thick fog Ilight-attendant wile as I walked through the orchard looking tor Pete. My feels very safe on her dog's vicious harking sounded muffled and distant in the constant trips. mist and I knew lie had cornered some stray cat Liii Then I review the statistics on how much enough to venture into his territory. less chance I have of dying in an airplane than I heard a piercing squeal. and I knew he had caught in a car. I don't believe any of it. the cat. Iran through the trees to rescue the animal but I As I push aside my fears for a moment, the on the dog's face and was too late. I shined my flashlight same attendant recites the emergency proce- saw the cat in his taws. Pete was shaking the life out of dures in a singsong voice. The list seems to her. grow every time I hear it. I grabbed a stick and ran at the dog. screaming, I listen intently. unlike other foolish pas- "Pete, let go! Let go" sengers, because I know it's only a matter of He just looked at me. tithe. When I hit him a cou- With the procedures memori/ed. I turn my ple of times with the attention to my last will and testament. stick, he dropped the I start to relax, imagining hundreds of peo- Letters to the Editor ple crying, no. sobbing over my ashes. cat and backed off. The thought of so many people missing me The cat moaned in mats are encouraged to contact the We should expand the pro ate sec- makes me smile. Then an attendant interrupts she had lost Nature of the game pR( , ). tor. not overburden it with taxes pain. I saw ti ask if I'd like sonic complimentary cham- a lot of blood, and still, [duo'. Cones claim it's the equipment which will only cause more prob- I am a professional photographer that cruelly compels the animals to lems. pagne. she had fight left in Also, we should not adopt for. and a member of. the Profes- buck, but yeterinarians and ()the?, gin ernment programs that will even- Sure, get high before you die," I think to her. She spat at me and Martin Cheek sional Rodeo Cowboy, Association Tutuila with the behay tor ot large tually reduce the quality of health mysel 1. coughed up blood. PRCA f. I shoot from inside the animal, know otherw ise "Bucking cafe For examples look to Britain I refuse, though, because I want to avoid What was a I2-year-old kid supposed to do? The arena, in front of and behind the is a natural IC.1,11011 tilting hiuiiss's and West Germany, where there are having to use the restroom. Everyone knows house was too far away. If I yelled. no Lundy wouldn't chutes. I h,ii e been msols ed in thal 1.1011.1 %kali! 011 then hacks waiting lists for surgeries. the restroorn is the first thing to blow up in a rodeo. initially as a spectator and . some hoi se, hay,. sus!) terrible be able to hear me. And if I left to get help. Pete would The SO11%11111,1:I government did try crash. novt :is a photographer. tin user 25 dispo.ations that they !icier adapt to to impiox e the literacy rate a while The attendant moves on and I survey my continue torturing the Cai. ears I MP it raised yet rodeo typwal use . hitching is neithei ago. The s taught children how to cramped surroundings. I saw a shovel leaning against an apricot tree and I wise. unnatinal nor painitilaily thud to count by using pictures of grenades There are bright red exit signs everywhere. follow Mg excerpts are trom protIme... The buckiin, InuFse, ,i1C knew what I had to do. I grabbed the tool and started The and AK \I machine guns. However A small first-aid kit is fastened to the com- pounding the cat to put it out of its pain. It took a long "Professional Rodeo: No Room tor not w dd, hut neither ;tie they ...Odle the effort has died down because Cruelty": broken V0,1111.111,11), and stik con partment across the narrow aisle. probably time to kill her. The life lorce can be very strong. there aren't enough books. As a re- filled with more champagne and some Ban- 'When the PRCA says that its trachns know IC, almost Impossible sult people are unable to maintain or After the cat was dead. I buried the body and put a rodeo animals receive humane neat to saddle up and ride an animal that daids. bucks natinally improve their reading levels. large stone over the grave so Pete couldn't dig it up. I ment both in and out of competition. Rucking animal, The Ortega brothers haven't elim- Then I notice the tiny black letters en- felt sick at the stench of death. that', PO exaggeration. There is es '- are horn not THAdv On an animal graved on the seat in front of me. naturally inclined inated starvation. I have several rela- I learned an important lesson that night. I found out deuce hom both veterinarhins and to buck. the I lank tives in Managua. Nicaragua and ’ Use Bottom Cushion For Flotation.' studies iii support the aigument. snap attments the bucking action, death can come any where at anytime like in an orchard they have told me that starvation is I shudder as I picture myself half-drowned Some organitations rely more on ellk Ulaging a bucking hionv in hull in the Pacific Ocean. still hanging on to the in the middle of the night. to kick high with its hack alive and well. There are long food drama and sensationalism than facts teet "The lines and fuel lines. brown and red-striped cushion not even three Society hushes the subject of death. We like to keep to argue against rodeo. The major flank strap IS NOT a deinx that in- Meanwhile. the top Sandinistas inches thick. flaw with a lot of the arguments: flicts mhunialle pain in stiller in it out of sight and out of mind. Nei its important to think have everything. Also there is a spe- animal." iii icily The sharks would probably laugh at it. about the process because everything dies. they're apparently based on misun- the There's cial supermarket similar to an Amer- derstanding. emotionalism and ap- ihe,C ani111.11, iii 101111. My palms begin to sweat, so I look to the With winter ican supermarket in Nicaragua. All approaching, we're now entering the pearances instead ot study and they ceitainly can't be [mimed Into man next to me fOr diversion. fact. you need are American dollars to dead time of the year. The days grow shorter and colder of performing. .An :111P11;11 iii p.IIII. The members the PR(' A ,ire like shop there. We have a stimulating conversation about Ilkeh and the leaves lose their life and fall from the trees. bound by the Association's bylaws a human in pain. to tin Dukakis' morality has not been the weather, and then he talks about his job at Autumn is nature's message that all things, even the sea- and rule, One section of the tile dertake any phy ity ads McDonnell-Douglas as an aircraft engineer. hi, the best. His chief education sons. must die. But there's always the hope of renewal book deals evclusnely with the Karen Martin Gerard Indelicato. was recently seri "If you knew what goes on in the building mane tie,ament (it animals (nicht.' SUIlllys ale of these planes, you'd be even more nervous." with the coming spring. uig persiiihil horses). and there ale tenced to two and a half years in fed eral prison. he says. nudging me in the ribs conspirato- I've been thinking about death a lot lately since my other rule, designed to lessen the Liberals all wet grandma had a stroke last July and fell into a coma she chance of minty Anyone is ho \ I am tired of liberals saying the rially. F111101. pro- So much for that diversion. has never come out of. Omi is 94 and the last living lates the rules inay be disquahl led U.S. should adopt the social and reported to the PRCA. which I Mil writing in response to Ruh grams of other nations. Why don't I close my eyes again and try to send posi- member of a family with 20 children. She was born in can le y fines (up to $5000. PliCA Relvhalk's letter "Had to the the other nations adopt our economic tive thought waves to the plane. Germany during the time of the Kaisers. She's a sur- judges report violations. take then- Bone " I would like to clarity and programs and perhaps they would It must sense my misgivings because it vivor. She made it through some of the heaviest bomb- resp.insibi his seriously . and turn in expand on some statements he made. begin to prosper! shakes jerkily from turbulence, as if an omi- ing and warfare in Berlin during the first and second violation, w Mum hesitation. This is The I S. does not have the high- I wish the liberals would also dis- nous presence outside waits to tear the plane world wars. not to say that many amateur rodeos est infant mortality rate of the 20th cuss America's good side. Ask your- apart. are not conducted humanely, but wealthiest nations in the selves, which way are immigrants Now she lays in a hospital bed with a machine world. Italy I look around, but my fellow passengers with the PRCA. spectators can he as- and the Soviet Union have higher swimming'? To Europe'? To Africa'? pumping life through her. A tube down her throat gives sured they're seeing a rodeo put on rates. To Asia'? No. they're coming to don't seem to notice the loud rumbling. Their indifference seems just as evil and unnatural as her nourishment. I have prayed for Omi's death. by people who care about the wel- Concerning the national health America and they're swimming Somehow, it doesn't seem right to make a person keep fare and treatment of animals (spec- care question: We have some health hard. the plane's heaving. or V1111, see Even the Hight attendants look like they're living when her body says Its time to die. It's like trying tators and members de- care tor the elderly and approxi- ('arm F. Ariani liberate acts of mistreatment and Sophomore enjoying the increasing disturbance. It's as to keep the autumn leaves on the trees. mately 180 million Americans are intentional s silence against all am insured by pri ate companies. f Mance Sometimes death comes harshly and quickly. like That’s it!" I think, scaring myself into when I put the cat out of its pain that foggy night nine hyperventilation. "I'm on a flight to the Twi- years ago. Sometimes ICS a pratillal process like Omi is light tone." going through now. Suddenly, the plane skids onto the runway in Long Beach, interrupting my paranoia. I haul my belongings from under my seat Attention, Artists! and squeeze my way to the front of the plane, wanting only to escape. Are handy kk ith a pen .' I)o ha% e The attendant who greeted me is waiting. an interest in politics ,ir social issue, ' Do you "Please conic back soon." she croons, as like to draw editorial cartoons or standard il- if she can't wait for another chance to do Me lustrations'? in. Her smile makes me sure of it . 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Spartan Daily Monday, October 24, 19MS Page Film discusses racial stereotypes Gallaudet formally installs By Dan Turner its first deaf president Daily stall writer WASHINGTON (API Seven members of Congress ;aid several "Filmic Notions.' a documentaty months Ate, being wracked by stu- presidential candidates ailing fin about racial stereotyping in popular dent demonstiations. Gallaudet Uni- selection oh deaf 'cadet tor the culture, was shown to about 50 stu- yersity on l'IlddIS IS IIISt.dled schoffl. Ms /nisei late, stepped dents at Sweeney Hall on Thursday. Di. I King Joidan as iist deal aside. and Jordan is as seleL ted After the showing in room 100. president in the histfuy of the nit- In his the film's inaugural address. Jordan director led a panel dis- tion s only university tor the hearing said cussion the school should use the en- about the issues raised in the impaired. film. ergies generated that week to con "Today Gallaudet is not simply Orme lobby irig fin the lights of the Marlon Riggs. a journalism pro- installing its eighth president." Jor- heari i,... impaired around the world. lessor at the University of California dan told about 2.500 faculty . staff Seri Font Harkin. D. Iowa, whose at Berkeley. said the object of his and students crammed into the hrothei is deaf, deliveted part of his Min was to make people understand school's gym. "We are recogni/ing remarks it) Sign language, which "the relationship between culture the right of every disabled pet son to drew appreciative cheers front the and social change.’ have unlimited goals and expecia- audience The film examines the ways black tions. Jordan. a 1973 Gallaudet graduate people have been portrayed in popu- Jordan. 45, was named president who earned a masters and doctorate lar entertainment, art and literature of the I 24-year-old unis ersity last degrees in psychology front the Uni- from pre-Civil War days to the pre- March after a tumultuous week of yeisay of had served as sent. Tennessee, protests in which students and fac- dean of Gallaudet's School of Arts Esamples include the Jim Crow ulty handed togethei to protest the and Sc ieny es dancers of the 1800s: the "mammy" selection of Elisabeth Ann Zinser. a Jordan. who lost his hearing in a associated with Aunt Jeminia pan- hearing woman. over Jordan and an- motor, y cit.! accident in 1968. cakes: and the white vaudevilleans. Mei deaf finalist. pledged to expand progiams prepar- like Al Jolson. who performed with Kara Natal' - Daily staff pnotographei The incident grew from an iso- ing ( I.1 I I.1 I 2.211(1 undo graduate their faces From left, Siesen %Miner. Marlon Riggs, Nlargio Hendricks and James Freeman answer students' questions painted black in the '20s lated campus protest to an interna- and graduate students tor a larger and '30s. after %levying the Min "Ethnic Not' ." tional forum on deaf rights, with place in the hearing Si 011,1 All these characters were created as a form of cultural domination, or resemble fat Kids women with enor- ods of cultural domination have be- and pervasktness 01 sy mho!. as a way of depersonaliting black mous lower lips. tins of "Nigger- come more sophisticated, but they Steremy pical images six:wit/e us people to justify discrimination, the head- tobacco, postcards picturing have not disappeared into seeing constructions that we as- Officer suspended during film contends. alligators attacking animal -like black "Count how many serious black sume are natinal. he said. Riggs said obtaining funding for children. dramatic actors you have against "Art and literature are not re- his project was extremely difficult. realiied that even though I was those who are Cannes.- Riggs said. moy ed from siii.iCt , but may be cocaine ring investigation largely because of its subject matter. an American history major at Har- "Count how many Mack athletic lie used as instruments of domination. - When approached, most sources vard. I had never seen these things or ures are well -put-illy iced and giyen 5a Id Freeman 1.1)\O 111.1CH Poliye i\1, 10 ,. 'Waded 11111e 1/01 were willing to provide funding until read about them." Riggs said. credibility as oppfsed to scholars Freeman also said the type of de- continued then in% estigation into a %kith hallO011, and some Halloween they saw a short clip of the film and '"That told me something about how and business leaders and politicians. humaniiation of blacks that was pc possibly- internal drug I Ing .11 :III auto decorations ;Is he stood at his front discovered its intentions. our society dealing with this." was 'Yes, we have made break- formed by popular cultme is well - theft dewy e ,iyctised of trying to door Thursday "They told me it would only in- As a to result. Riggs decided throughs and I would not belittle that know a tor lustily mg genocide buy seYeral kilogianis it cmaine ''It's a bunch ot bull,- he said. cite guilt and resurrect pain,- Riggs make a documentary about these tact But I think you'll find that the "Filmic Notions" contends that Lssis suspended hom his folY "This whole thing is a hunch ot hull. said. "These images are dead and images and the national paranoia images one sees in popular culture films like "Ruth ot a Nation. - Inyestigatois III he department s iparently si utile dirt hag got ar- buried, so let's leave them there." they reflected. Along with clips from social reflect certain realities about winch portiayed blacks as saY ages Inteinal \ Hans section yyele lollow - iested and threw my tiimuie out He was inspired to make the film movies and cartixins, items from the al folded as is opportunities blacks, ho raped is !me women during the ing up leads in the case. Chief 1.aw- "This is a is hell 1111111 and the after meeting collector Jan Faulkner. Faulkner's collection play a large well as certain barrio that remain... Cis it War, pie, eded countless inci- rence Iiinkley s,nd, but he de- is hole thing is Tidiculous," Sgt. who showed him the art works, pic- part in the film. James Freeman, a professor in the dents f it racial iii 1 in ,A I 1 1 el Ica. clined to specify is hat they were. Mike Tracy . Police 011iceis Asso- tures and products she had gathered Riggs said it's a mistake to as- department of anthropology at -When you huedt Imam y you Authorities said no charges were ciation boaid menthe', said eat her over the years. sume that the attitudes which formed SJSI I . said that Riggs' film was very don't understand what lorces are filed against Robert C Rogei Itluliley said Kugel maintained in Faulkner had ashtrays limited to these images no longer exist. Meth- effect ii e iii demonstiating the power shaping your life now."' Biggs said. nine-year seteran. is ho is as ai tested intei lei% 1 M 101 that early Wednesday at Ins 1 akewood he is as not myolyed in any sales or home yy as searched. Roget ho Si as use ill Loeame.- Soviet human rights activist may be allowed to travel to the United States released is ithout being booked, was (Mk lids had not ieceiYed the re suspended from his job. sults I loin drug tests the detecti e MOSCOW (API - Human rights month. abroad would be a dramatic gesture applied for the necessary travel doc- Roger was flanked by a springer took Wednesday . time duel said. activist Andrei D. Sakharov Friday Sakharov said at a new s utter. Ii' show the liberaliiation under Gor- uments. said the Kremlin has tentatively ag- ence that the lilting of a tray el ban bachev 's ref onus "This question was raised by the reed to let him leave the Soviet against him Si is due to President He told reporters the 2,t , eminent authorities of the foundation and pre- Union for the first time, to attend a Mikhail Gorbachev 's program of agreed "in principle" to allow hint sented to decision makers and itim conference in the United States, economic and political restructuring to attend a conteienee of the [inertia it has received a positive respons, Sakharov, a pioneer of the Soviet and the personal efforts of sonic So- tional Foundation lot the Stirs is al The question is solyed in principle. 1 Quality dissident movement, said he will viet officials. and Ikvelopment of Humanity. 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On first down from the Spartan 24, Smith ran an out -and -up pat- tern on Spartan cornerback Fred- Evans breaks reception record GAME die Smith. Snyder hit Smith in stride at the five and he jogged in From page / for the touchdown. yards and three touchdowns. The The Aggies led 24-1(1 with 13 Spartans' signal caller was inter- minutes to go in the second quar- cepted twice and sacked only ter. once. The Spartans blew a golden op- The Aggies' Snyder was 24 of portunity to score with about 50 for 412 yards and two touch- eight minutes left in the half. downs. Snyder was intercepted With first and goal at the Aggie once and the Spartans blitzing de- two-yard line, Lutz bobbled the fense sacked hint four times. snap and Aggie strong safety But Johnson was truly the star Tody Tyler recovered. Tyler of this show. would later end an SJSU drive The junior tailback carried the with an interception. ball 36 times, caught three passes In the second half, the chips for 43 yards and returned two fell. And so did Snyder. kickoffs for 63 yards. SJSt sacked Snyder four times After the game, Johnson sat in and put enough pressure on the the locker room clutching his first senior quarterback to cause seve- game ball. Surrounded by a ral hurried passes. throng of reporters, he avoided After a Utah State field goal praise as well as he avoided Utah several minutes into the third State defenders. quarter made the score 24-10. "This." said Johnson. holding SJSU scored on its next two pos. up the ball. "Belongs to my of- essions. fensive line. They deserve the SJSU receiver Doug Hooker credit. They opened some beauti- reeled in a Lutz pass for a touch- ful holes. All I had to do was run down and the Aggies lead 24-17. for daylight," he said. On the very first play of their The Spartans needed every bit next series. Luti spotted Evans of their 654 yards of total offense over the middle and the junior to hold oft a stubborn Aggie team slot back broke several tackles that was fighting to stay in con- and outdistanced the Aggie sec- tention tor a California Bowl bid. ondary to complete a 59-yard Kara Natal, Daily stall photographer Bogged down by a sputtering scoring play. offense, SJSU fell behind 21-10 Suddenly the game was tied Spartan slot receiver Ise% in Evans breaks :may I tggie defensive During the game. Evans broke Guy I.iggins' pass reitep record set at halftime. 24-24. hack Tohy Tyler for a 59 ard touchdimn during the fourth quarter. in 1986 vi hen the Spartans played Fresno State, SJSU scored on its first posses - The Aggies' Smith put his turn. Johnson scored the first of team back on top 31-24 with an Ills two touchdowns on a one- 86-yard touchdown reception yard plunge. from Snyder. The Aggies countered with a The Spartans scored on a 10- Spartan slotback Evans 17-play. 76-yard scoring drive. yard pass play front Lutz to Evans Aggie tailback Brett Payne ran several minutes into the fourth two yards off tackle for the touch- quarter. receives for 216 yards down to tie the score at 7-7. Johnson was stopped on a two- Utah State receiver Kendal point conversion attempt and the By Sean Nhilcaster our He'. to be read foi Smith fielded Spartan punter Jim Spartans trailed 31-30 Daily stall writer Fresno Hughes' kick at his own 34 and The SJSU defense forced the Ko. in IA ans net riti* pa,:ed the "I don't feel like it 'us as anything returned it 66 yards for a touch- Aggies to punt after the ensuing sidelines below Saturda's game ...pet:tat:Mai. said 1*.k ans. a transfei down. Utah State led 14-7 at the kickoff and the Spartans scored vk hen quarterback Ken I tit/ ap from risco College in TeYas "We end of the first quarter. the game-winning touchdown on proached the et to con- didn't come out in the f list halt and Smith said the return was the their next series. vey a short message explode result of something he had seen in With a third and two at the "I talked to him and made sure he Teani is ise. the biggest accom the Spartan punt coverage. Aggie 31, Johnson put the Spar- had his ficad on... 1 ail/ said We phshment of all P. as that El,(111d "I noticed on the films that tans ahead to stay with a 3I -yard v,ere going to check a lot ot plays at .1;1 P.111... he said they did not have an outside con- scoring run. The two-point con- the line and I IOW 111111 I is as going to -ream- is i se it is as a track 'fleet tain man." said Smith. It was version was again botched, but look tot him S.IS 11,1:11ed 654 yards of offense. just like practice." the SJSU defense stopped Aggies In the second half. Ian/ didn't they wise up 454 i.irds to the Ag- Spartan place-kicker Jim Kirk on a fourth -down play to seal the need Ti, look %cry far I -vans. the gies narrowed the lead to 14-10 with a victory. Spartans slotback caught a school I tit/ this been able to huy time in .49-yard field goal. But, on Utah "It's been an emotional year, " record I?. passes for :!lh yards. the most precarnius positions. State's next possession. Smith Johnson said. "But this team lait, and Is Ii.oe inn I ktturis ti scrambling Ins I77 -pound hrrd and Snyder hooked up for the first never loses faith in itself. We'll each other tor a short time. hut the :Ma.) twin detensi %L. linemen of their twin touchdown connec- just have to come back and be rapport Immo\ ed sigmhcantly after At lei I of/ breaks itut of the tions. ready for Fresno." Evans accounted for user halt ttt pocket, tecei ers need to respond I tills 375 aids passing in the Spar and come ha, k ttmaid him It didn't tans .1('-3I funnecoming win over happen OH 5C5 era I OiXaS,IIIII% TiI the t 'tali State first half ;ind I lit, had to eat the ball He caught on soy sAell in the then came crunch time v, hen the second hall. 1.ut, said "He's MI- Sparlans traded 24- Ill. early in the proYed a lot He had ..!01) edt third quartei Is an. tallied 151 itl, Kendra I uck Daily Man photography, What better do you is Hui 1 think and se en leceptions in the second I CUT COLLEGE Spartan COSTS I he', as good as anyone :it the 1.tosi . ceI VAN.% /wee tailback Johnny Johnson tries to avoid a hit I STARTING RIGHT HERE. 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out Eckersley pitch into the right field bleachers. Final score. Dodgers 5, A's 4. Evans: Breaks 1986 school record Lowlight. Me. I almost wreck my car after Gib- pw;, 4 iesiless ,toy, d oi 14.215 bay k into son hits the homer. The shot ssas so exiting, even on Spartan touchdovvn to put SJSE hall I lie '.'16 yards and I ' catches When the Spartans left the radio, that I couldn't stop ahead 16 11 screaming. topped (itty Liggins. 15 te, cottons field at halftime. the crov.d hurried Highlight. Despim. the pt.itse tif being all . Game Two, Dodger Stadium. and 51)1 %aids in the ' mitacle the' ii along with boos Highlight. Orel selle111 hilts. (cm, Ls ails was Hershiser. He pitches a three aeanist 1 les110 State in 195() linirt the SJSIP 41,1 lit/, thiev, to hitter and collects three hits w, ith 'sinned about that facet of his game his bat, as the INidg ie still eettitig to know each k am s al midimeld. Alto ,atching the ers bury Oakland in the second game of the Series. Saturday. whet the 6 loot 1 200 -pound hall, he ciossed the middle and "I blocking Final score: Dodgers 6, A's 0. wasn't as %sell as I ham said A\ hasen't played to bloke loose Itimi a handful of leisey. lAmlight. could have," Fs arts said. "In the Game Three. Oakland Coliseum. petite' that loin, so I think that Ws sprinting 54 v arils to tie the seine 24- Lowlight. LA % Mike second half. I needed a little moire Marshall. One of the fesk omily goinc in, vet belle! 24 Darren Sabedra sluggers in the Dodger lineup, he reinjures ettort (Johnson, could have gotten his hack in 'f'railing '1 III. I v.ins heat Aggie Hans. ;Alio hail lust iine touch Game Three. He's out of filo yards it 1 loud made some the lineup for Game Four cornet back ',inn \ lunsoii fin 17 durs it elm:ling the Four. Still yards to the I st I On the twit slant in al the SiI eight \ aid line buzzing I-% all, Si is over the Dodgers Lowlight. nosiest .61)U1 his hug - Mark McGwire. He crushes a Jay pla). I in/ hihlidl .1 ported Mipsi to lie bobbled the hall and recanted It's been four days since cyst olas as a Spartan the Dodgers shocked the Howell pitch into the Coliseum's left -center field the left comet of the end /one and control. spinning inside ay. is train baseball world by beating the heavily favored Oak- seats, as the A's beat LA - narrowing the Dodgers' "I I ut/i knov,s v6hen he has a wide recei sit Ift rm., !looker made an the Munson and tan tot a 'Luke land A's four games to one in the World series lead to 2-I. Final As Dodgers I . to get me the hall. He can do Series. score: 2, (net the cats It tit pull the Spat 10 y aid to make it 31.30 And Los Angeles fans, including myself, are still Highlight. Ii utnr question about Evans said Game Fox, Oakland Coliseum. tans ii ohm sesen. 24-17. 51.51' tailback Johnny Johnson, bulling about the 180-degree turnaround the Dodgers Highlight. NBC's 1 e all the credit to the offensive Bob Costa.. During the S.ISI''s nevt piissession, the wim i,m tot a "s took from last year. Game Four pre -game show, he says LA is about to line and Ken. I 'cry yard I got today team needed lust ime Phis nn f'cl 1 Yard, ii cut 11 said. for the 11,1,11 kid, .1 In one year, the Dodgers went from 73-89 to 94- field the weakest lineup in World Series history. team shirt 67. They capped off the season by beating the Mets Highlight. The Dodgers are watching Costas in and A's for the world championship. the locker room. Before the Series started. I picked LA, which has Highlight. LA, with its make-shift line up, Dodgers' outlook sketchy for 1989 shown the will to win, to knock off the A's in seven scraps for two first inning runs off Dave Stewart. games. Highlight. Jay Howell. He proves to the world I "to 551) 5p, it will take the options for 1989 In lac ointiaos Soto was released fu I monnati at And he can it might have taken seven games if it weren't close out a game. Howell retires McGwire sollle 1 10 keep the Olitipel ot catcher \like Sc and out - intolseason :Ind made '11.2 I111111011. for Kirk with the bases loaded Gibson's unbelievable game-winning home in the seventh inning. He then Ii111e11112c11101 III 1989 t wider John Shelt . Ile is it ing to mak,: it hack from a run in the bottom of the ninth inning proceeds to finish off the A's in the final two in Game One. innings. 1 is rp.,clos has nme players eh Rut \slim :Mout \ alen/nela.' rolattit stilt tiiiti\ anti it', sumtltkeli But I'm glad they beat the Bashers in five. It as LA beats Oak land to take a commanding 3-1 series gible In, Ills tot flee agent: \ iti the The tilt hamlet canted S2.05 mil. the 1)4,dgets it ill musk a lot on 11,, proved the lead. Final score: Dodgers truly are the better baseball team. Dodgers 5. A's 4. nest 17+ dais and must make diet lion tit 1958 but went down V. till a chances. Now, for the record. I want to go over some of the Highlight. Game Five. Oakland Coliseum. sons on seset,11 agmmbg playeis %vim shoulder Mutt v in hilv rhere is no highlights and lowlights of the 145th World Series: Highlight. Hatcher. He duplicates his Game I unshed the season is ith serious min- guarantee he s'. iii eveu Ni' the same Orel Hershiset is not eligible four Highlight. Game One. Dodger Stadium. One performance by hitting a two-run homer in the gles. dominating pitcher he is us and the free agency hut he can go to salary Highlight. Mickey Hatcher. Not known for his first inning of Game Fise. Repealitic is World Series chant Dodgers may vomit to pa him arbitration He vi ill is (mutt as much power, he hits a two-run homer off Oakland ace Dave Lim light. Oakland scores its first run off of pions isn cas.s The last team to do accordingly. if not more as Valeit/tiela is paid. Stewart in the first inning of Game One. Hershiser. cutting the LA lead to 2-1. it ss as the 1977 78 Nest Yotk To take Valor/net:Cs place. the Hershiser. who made $1.1 million Lowlight. Jose Canseco. Known for his power, Highlight. Mike Davis increases IA's lead to 4- kees Doolgers acquired lett handet John this season. probably will ask lilt he retaliates by drilling a Grand Slam homer off for- 1 with the Dodgers second two-run homer of the hIt sir h the 1)0i.lgeis. licioes in 'Itmsimnt tutu st I ow, I,isi Sulguist1,,i ab011t 517 1111111011 !lest ieal. It %%mild mer A's pitcher Tim Belcher. night. then gam,. s tctor et oaklatnl slugger Pedn, (Menet,' he haul to imagine any arbitrator Lowlight. Oakland ace relief pitcher Dennis Highlight. With two A's on base in the eighth sits \110kei Hatchet . who was 7. 1111101. 110 illade ii its' starts tot mining dovvn aztv number the right- Eckersley. With the A's leading 4-3, he retires the inning. Orel gets Canseco to pop out and Dave Parker for IQ and Int two homers \s alt live the 1)tislgeis. lett Mk.' fruit balteis in handet asks nh first two Dodgers in the bottom of the ninth. strikes out, ending Oakland's final threat of the se- k111 Game I ,1 the 55 mid Set ies st ith Highlight. Eckersley, still in the ninth, walks ries. liatvItei. is hi, sititesh as a lice ligament .1,1,1111 III its 10101,0\k Hetshiset. ; 5, finished the sea- Mike Davis. who batted .196 this season. Highlight. Orel strikes out Tony Phillips, as the agent in 1987, eat nett 5300.1.1(l1) this DI Flank 101ii. saki It s11011 1i1 son ii 1111 .1 lei Old 59 consecutive Highlight. Gibson. Imitating fictional character Dodgers become the first team to win two world titles season and is ill Iv looking tor a dew, Tudol is ill s ..tiieless intones and added 21 1-3 Roy Hobbs from "The Natural.- he drills a 3-2. two- this decade. Final score: Dodgers 5, A's 2. hells hose necd \ in said it %% mild take mote in the posiseason He shut out 'I think ticket, esemplilics what :thou! ,1 ol the ev, \ lets 6 1110 ii III (1.1111e this team is ,111 about.- lett lieldei Ii diii ,1R1 he is in epared tor sur- 7 of the National 1 eague plav ntIs But as in that year's Fall (*lassie. the Giants made the k ids ( said -This leant al ge! s it IleCes alk JOIN: Said and ;Atm iii in eames Ill the Vs(orld big plays and turned the tide against the opposition. wass heliesed tii itself I poi hull and I ries Notably, the famous "Over the head" Wille Mays 111C 1C.011 is Clplell th;11 I \WWI(' he catch off of Vic Wertz' bat. out Stud lickev steps in and fills Need I say what the crippled Kirk Gibson did in my tole :aid I tilled his. Vu c' had a Game One? teani dr/node!' that kepi to to r $20.00 OFF on New Patient Exam Gibson's ninth inning blast off Oakland ace re- list liever Dennis Eckersley. %%Inch gave I.A a 5-4 win. ?WI Petel (1 \ lalle set the tone for the series. iii111 11.1i i' 10 Ii. Iiit his wallet to din ALEX J. BAUMER, D.M.D. For Dodger Manager Tommy Lasorda, the odds that were against him. But he made the all right moves )thei nI.ts LIN { 111111L tot lice GENERAL DENTISTRY Stan Carlberg and made things happen. And that's what it takes to ate 5116.,lo it illin. 1,1\ ORTHODONTICS COSMETIC BONDING be World Champions. You can't rely on your impres- Howell, 7S like Slatshall. less, SIN e statistics to win a World Series like the Oakland \ leiandio Pena. Ste \ Si', Santa Teresa Medical Building San Jose, CA 95119 Dodgers take on the underdog A's did. In mu, 5, ,to and l'ernando Valen role The A's were on such a "high" they thought their 275 Hospital Parkway, Suite 700 (408) 226-0424 They said it couldn't be done. In tact, deep inside "Bashers- insignia was more than enough to 11', scare 1 Stii;eles on Ilatlay eserciseil (Coupon good on oral exam with a netilatient examination. Exp 11/30188) I thought it couldn't be done. But with all of these the Dodgers away. But as a team known for its bat- doubts, my hopes continued to hang high. tling tradition. the Dodgers never thought twice about From day. one of spring training. the Dodgers meeting the powerful A's. They gave it their hest were expected to do one thing. Play out the 1988 sea- shot, and it paid off in the end. son and fight for fourth place with the Atlanta Braves And they did it with unusual heroes like Mickey or the San Diego Padres in the National League West. Hatcher, Rick Dempsey and Jose (fon/ale/. A division which, before this season, was arguably You can fool some of the people some of the time, the weakest in the majors. and that's what the Dodgers did when they fooled the As I watched most of this year's World Series A's and their confident "sweep" fans. But the fans alone (nearby Dodger fans were limited). I couldn't who wore Dodger Blue knew their team had a des- help from remembering the 1954 Word Series be- tiny. tween the Cleveland Indians and the New York Gi- With National League Cy Young candidate Orel ants. Hershisher. National I.eague Most Valuable Player The Indians. who won III games (second only to candidate Gibson and National League Rookie of the the 1906 Chicago Cubs who won 1161 were heavy fa- Year candidate Tim Belcher, why would 1111011e vorites as they took on the 94-game-winning Giants. doubt L.A.'s ability? Foster leads golf team in final round Ry Stan Carlberg Schwendinger said his squad still experienced ones have to come Daily staff writer has a few obstacles to overcome be- around like they can." The SJSU men's golf team fell is fore reaching its full potential. The Spartans next tournameni strokes short of victory last Monday "We're heading into the right di- the Collegiate Invitational on Noy and Tuesday. rection,'' he said. "But our younger 14 and 15 at the University of San Instead, the Spartan's five-man players still have to develop and our FrallCisCo travelingsquad settled for fifth place in the Robertson Homes Invitational held at the Woodbridge Country Club in Lodi. "It was good, hut we could have 1 AMIN been hinter.- SJSU Head Coach J7e& Dick Schwendinger said. Cafeteria Stanford took the overall team Located in Student Union title in the I5-team tournament. shooting a 868. New Mexico State. Oregon State and the University ot Fresno each tied for second with a Pre - Order Your Deli Sandwiches score of 872. The Spartans finished just behind them with an 873.They held second place throughout much of the tourna- ment. bag of chips with any Pre-Order "We were close until the final whole Deli Sandwich round Schwendinger said. "But Inttor expreS 10 we let up and let it get away." Oregon State's Warren Vilker Win your college ring FREE placed first in the individual cat egory, scoring an impressive 208 in -hole tournament. San Jose's the 54 3 - toot Sandwich with Pre-Order Mike Foster tied Stanford's Cho. or win savings up to $100! titan Cevaer and Mark Funseth. and Entry in Weekly Drawing New Mexico's Hill Werley, Jr. with second place scores of 214. Each golfer shot one-over-par. Order your college ring NOW Schwendinger praised all the members of his squad. but thought 3,4,5 foot Sandwiches for Tailgate Foster played exceptionally well. and Special Occasions "Mike (Foster) brought us back in in the final round." Schwendingei )Srl'ENS
said. J I t F GE in N Of the other SJSU squad menu hers, John Miller shot a 218. Kevin Miskimins 0.221, Dana Jetter (225). and Ken Jenson (238). Date: Time: Jenson shot five-under-par in the October 24 -28 106, second round, helping the Spartans fight for the lead. However, an 8.5 in Place: SPA MAN BOOKSIDRE Depos020 the final round symboliied how the See your Jostens represeniativt for winning details. day would go for the Spartans. "Ken was a spark of brilliance for us." Schwendinger said. "But in the All Pre Orders must be submitted at least 1 2 hour in advance final round, he might have been try raitgate Sandwich orders must be submitted at least 24 hours in advance ing a little too hard.'' 'j) Page fi pd I I \
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r re Page Monday. October 24. I 98K/Spartan Daily State offers internship in capital Rubbing it in By Marlin Cheek contacts that vs ill help them later. Stlittellt1caii quest 1011 representa Daily start wirier she said. lives at the capital during Friday Students can spend the SpI Mg Se - 'the program is ollered i iiil dur- miirning sessions, she said iiiesto in Sacramento, working di. ing the spring semestei because Interns \kinking in interest groups rectly 1A ith state congressmen and theie's more political involvement can prepare testimonies tor commit senators in a government internship then. said 'terry Christensen. politi- tee hearings and vs rite articles for y s. 'mice instructor distribution alliolip illeillhers ut Ihe The "Sacramento Semester Pro- " thars yv hen the legislature is OrgallMaI ion. she said gram- is open to all upper-div 15)1)11 really going lull bore and there's a They also lame letters and de undergraduate students from I. ci . lot of .1.11y Its tie said for vs rib sits ot California and Calitorma Fie said the program is especially vel"1"killY vollkInt2 the pubhis Ti am said. State I us si sitStaint/INC`, beneficial for political science, lour- "It would ceitainly des chip then Intems ,A i i %so, k with elected leg- nalism and business students. sresearch and \\ tiling skills... she rslato c and CW,1111% e branch offi- think it a good idea for a jour- , pals. said program director Jean nalism student to We it t Will the in- TIM:Mil said aholil en or eight side.- he said It really III,I-Cs oiu SJSU students have participated in !hey can .1Iso learn from even- understand it all in a different way the program in the past soy Nears. t:Ilse 10 Ilitele ti groups and lobby - rather than reading about it "We've had a lot oF interest, but 1sts function in the political process. Business students can leant about few applicants:. she said. she said This is the program's 13th lobbying and government regula- yea' t irms, he said The program %yin help Many students don't get into the Interns lecelye sty units of college them understand how policcs effects intern program because of the ev credit tor c or king a minimum of 25 business pense of musing to Sacramento. hours per neck They must also en- In past years. scidents working Christensen said. roll for at least sty units at CSU Sac- with elected state rillicials have writ- This year, students can apply for amento. ten speeches. researched and helped 1(1 whou.hip, tor S1.500. 'the ''The students c ve gone in the v rite bills, arid worked on legislative money vs as donated by corpinations Mark Studyvin -- Daily past have found it to he a really good relatrons lor evecutive departments. and individuals in the community . staff phOtOgraphe eyperience.- "torcani said. "It's set said Students interested in the program Alembers or the Sigma Chi Sorority give two cus- tiently waits his turn. The fair w as part of the them on their vs ay in their careers. - 'It's a nice operation because can see Christensen for applications. t Ts massages at the street lair, as a third pa week of II t. lllll ing activities. Through the progm am. students you ie getting totally immersed in which flood he returned to him by the develop leadership skills and make Calif.' ma state politics.- she said. end t Nos ember Police uncover murder case evidence
II ) I( iNTON (AP) San Fran - Seim said he found a key ring with AI that time. Seilll vs as a member robs,: linked a key that opened five keys in the ignition of an auto- of the San haneisco 0I ice depart hand.u0s on a .1.tini s body to a mobile ot murder ment's en elle his estiganirc forme' I S Marine accused in a The Iii 51 maior break in the case unit. responsible In all evidence Custom Prints murder and torture spree, according came in Julie 11/85 vs hen the suspect gathered in the Ng no est igation. to court ie,:obls teleased.Fhursdav and his allege.l.iccomplice \\ ele sIms- Ng, 27, is accused by C.S. an presented Highest Quality Documents to Justice coy eled using the t. :II of Paul dimities of killing 1.7 people in Cala Marguerite Tr ussler of Alberta Couri Comte' V. hi use hods was nes CI. vents County ,('alt! of Queen's Bench shov. that the 1011lld The he,ring. expected to last five 4" PRINTS handcuff key found by a San Fran- fri July 101i5. Seim took the hand- weeks, vs ill decide whether there is cisco police r4ticer tit a pair of hand - f key lion its ring and took it to enough e\illenCe to send Ng pro 4" Pictures at 3" Prices/ culls 1", a dec 11111"‘11111 body the colonel s ()nice in San Fran - 11011tleed hip back to Califorma The Micuments c etc !nude publis 51550. vs lick: a decomposing body where he faces 25 charges. including 12 exposures thursdav one arguments in the cy IA as being held. The of heel tiled the 12 murder counts $3.99 tradition hearing Sk Ore being heals! m key in a set of handcuns on the Ng. a martial ails expert and for 15 exposures private Die documents, tiled prey a body . vs Inch vs as not idennt led in the titer Marine. wore handcuffs. leg 4.99 ously in the court. include al t Ida \ its at fida s it shackles and body chains in conit 24 exposures from 050 San Francisco police ot li- "The key fit perfectly the TI11.11"Sday, the fourth day of the heal 86.99 ce handcuffs opened and vele re mg. He sat expressionless and CuBlorn Print Up to 37% larger Mon standard! 36 exposures In one of the ill day Its. Sgt. Jim moved:. Seim 's affidav it said avoided looking at spectators. '9.99 '10, 126. 135 and Disc. C-41 Process) Man with 33 drunk driving convictions re-arrested SPARTAN \ I It 4-1. N.C. (AP) A man Month. The se, s and Observer of plus assorted other traffic charges. 13( )0KksirroRE vs Iii .sit unken driving cons ictions h repo' led. He was sentenced to four years in SERVICE IS OUR MAJOR and free on bond pending appeal ot liond can he denied only in first- prison under a plea agreement nego tour others has been released oil degree murder Cases III \\ hIch the timed by Pursei. bond alter being arrested orke again death penalty is being sought But the ne t day. Wadford up for drunken driving. otticials say - \luy'he its time %Ye look at the pealed the charges lo which he had oft,. sxpin.a 10: 28 88 swum. Fel .110m11 411011.101 "1 haw hisser, fle% eve, bad law and considei sortie still rit I c I pleaded guilty. That made him cligt anybody c ith a record even ap- moil to protect the public." said Ede tor release on bond pendilig proaching. that said .1110rIle,, Earle Wake District ,Nttorney C Colon 11CP. !Hal . R. Purse!. vs 110 I eplesented Ohs Willoughby Jr. "Maybe public Fie was released before either Pin Donald Wadtord at a hearing in Sep sillily outweighs the indi iduats ser ill the prosecutor, tesely Haishp tem bet right to he free pending his iase Ii., knew he had appealed Pursei watiord. 57. s as arrested Mon- being litigated" in installs es other say s he won't represent Wadtord day and released Ate' he posted S1.- than murder cases 000 bond in Wake County District Wadiiiiil pleaded guilty Sept s to '112''Prosecutors generally are not non - Court. He vs :is tree on a prev ions four (hinges each of dm mg vs bile tied immediately of a bond pending Ills appeal ot tour 1111p:111er' mg while his la appeal on misdemeanor cony is irons . drunken driv ing convictions last cense vv ,us per manentl) revoked. Haislip said.
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specific incident in the recent past. should he worn at all times. You have to realize that almost Caution Material should be handled in any chemical can be a hazardous transferred in an appnwed fume Iron' page I material depending on the quantity hood or in a room a ith adequate erricyanide was spilled Thursday spilled." he said. "Gasoline can be ventilation. night in the Dwight Hemel Hall pho- a hazardous chemical." tiqournal ism lab. The spilled chemical was in crys- The safety sheet filed in the photo- Potassium ferricyanide is most tallized form. In this capacity, the iournalisin lab may he outdated. harmful it ingested, mixed with acid material is fairly compact and Wood said. It states gloves and pro or heated to the point of decomposi- doesn't billow into the air, as pow- teclive glasses are not necessar tion. der would. when handling the chemical. chemical is an irritant. Still, it should be treated with cau- The Although the chemical was once according to Wood. Continous expo- tion. Wood said. He recommended C01111111/111 used, improced technol- sure to the skin can cause rashes and that anyone handling potassium ler- ogy has caused a decrease in its any splashes in the eyes can be ex- ricyanide follow the precautions chemisti use. tremely painful. listed in the revised Material Safety Thursday's accident Was not the Data Sheet: "Procedures have changed,'. first chemical spill on campus, al- Protective gloves should be Wood said. "Potassium ferricyanide though University Police Lt. Shan- worn to prevent skin contact. is mainly used for color changes and non Maloney said he can't recall a Safety glasses with side shields we don't do that as much anymore." Drugs: Videos, seminars planned for week
I tom page I needles that conies with just learning, espe- front of the Studcra Union. Kathleen Roe, instructor of the cially about such a painful subject... The group has also supplied music AIDS class, said Bleachman" is she said. "This is a way to use their ideos featuring drug and AIDS "a positive s!, mhol in the midst of an knovv ledge and do a peer outreach... educational et fort. themes to the Pub for all -day show- Walters said he hopes "Red Rib the students' decision to ings Thursday. She said bon Week" offers more than educa- As part of the day's events, a car- participate in drug awareness week tion about drugs. Marx Studywn Daily staff photographer toon-like figure called "Bleach - gives them the chance to actively man" will roam the campus to stress learn about an aspect of AIDS. "1 hope it brings more than just Officer Gabriel Fscobedo stands watch mer a police barricade in Dwight Bente! Hall caution in the use of intravenous "There is sense of powerle...iiess aw areness. he said.
ser. mil the chemical disregard po- When plkit.,..,,umhers ask Sloan tential dangers he said .ibout chemicals. lie photocopies the War: Hot dog vendors battle over territory 'lire tovicit is low enough that safety. sheet for them. Spill the user won't shot'. sign, From page I soda from Sanjideh because his price they cost more." Manak said. The sheet does not have to be C0-001 said "1/111 mr 111 10 15 ears , "It's cheating,. student John was four cents lower. posted. but needs to be made avail- Omar said several students have u. dririt know it ho knows Caampued said of Sanjideh's bust- "I think the price war should go able on request according to OCCU- given her 50 cents or more for hot Moe Sloan . an instructional sup. He said he didn't think the ness. on so that soda will go down to 20 p.ut rind Salety Ilaiardous Adminis- dogs because they sympathize with poll who osersees the mater lii could e,uiis e,urrcei I ,els The sophomore majoring in elec. cents," said Chris Manak, an unde- assistant tration. her situation. chemicals. belies ed the [PD iik er- t10111 the 10 lell etchi be trical engineering had just bought a clared sophomore. reacted to the spill tone they .ire evposed to enough of At first. officials thought the hot-link sandwich from Omar. "Maybe people will think "We'll see what happens... Omar It rs a standard plimmigi vim!, the chemical to des chirp cancer clean-up procedure would be com- Freshman Steve Helmer bought a (Omar's) hot dogs are better since said. chemical. he said 011 a scale II-0111 011e 10 10 to isah plicated. But the fire department It. Shannon Malmine said l'PD 1011r being the most tom... potassium ev entually turned the rob ov Cr to ot lice'', didn't mik err eael because term:v:0We rates a potential three iii McN.ic Britain proposes an end to the right to remain silent they acted as the lust officials on the time situation. accoiding to Ow Na McNay said he used a dustpan and tumid lire Poitection \ short -handled tni Aim to sweep up the LONDON (API The govern- tant groups in Northern Ireland In these situations. tires must iso- Finer gem:\ (Midi: tor livardous material He tossed the crystals in a ment Friday proposed ending the The measure announced tuidus up lembers .0 terrorist orgamia the chemi- late the :flea and contain Matcuals gai back eat]. right of criminal suspects in North- plies to all criminal suspect, in tior, are being pained to refuse to cal to protect lices and phiperty until kite Matemal Salety Data Sheet. a remain silent as part of Northern Ireland, but it is aimed at questions put by the po- The satelv sheet the photo lab has ern Ireland to respond to spill crews arrice. he said lcrier form Sloan ie.:eked last a new crackdown on the Irish Re- terrorist suspects. lice and this technique is increas- Potassium terricy.mide is used to car. ev plains %% hat the chemical is on file es, plains how to clean up a spill. For a small spill. like Thursday publican Army. Another Cabinet minister. Doug- ingly being adopted by those sus- Heach dark areas min a photo. V hen and hots in can he ha/ardous It .ilso The measure, which will end a las Hurd. said the government is pected of serious crimes. including the photo is reproduced in the neck s - lists phone numbers to call um the night's it says to sweep up the material and flush it down the sewer historic right dating from the 17th considering introducing similar leg- racketeering. Justice is being th- paper. the .irea applied ck till solution e5ent ot .1 spill ith laige .immiunts mil is .tier. century, was put forward immedi- islation to end suspects' right to si- warted.'' appears lighter I ire k could not kwate the sheet Paid Vt ui. satek c,iordmator lot ately in the Commons and is to lence in Frig land and Wales. The IRA is fighting to drive the The photographers use small itholthotoththsth iii the science department. said McNay become law within three months. Prime Minister Margaret Thatch- British out of the majority Protestant amounts in el,..4.111111e t01111 arid iii the 1111010 Lib has the should hike been wearing rubber The annoucement by Northern er's Conservative Party has a huge province of Northern Ireland and Rile the ChelIlleal V.1111 V\ ato sate( \ sheet on tile. hut hasn't posted Tom King came a majority in the 650-member Com- it with the Catholic Republic of lotus, mimiles and a lab coat. Ireland Secretary unite Aecording to Fuck. photographer, it fie said the lah assisLoits ntis government banned mons. so the measures are likely to \IcNac is one leans and had 110 pro- day after the Ireland. nes Cr touch the chemical is 1111 (hell knot% is here the file us. hot he's not with members be approved. is the first time a British guns tc,, lit e il0111111e OD. broadcast interviews This 'LIMAS. but use a paintbrush. sure the photogi.iphers knock of the outlawed IRA and 10 other King. in a statement accompany- eminent has announced it will intro- \ \ is t morthord tit MIA Fire I:apt Henry De Groot said Sloan said he has .ink one filing !WM militant Roman Catholic and Protes- ing his announcement to Commons. duce kr . to end the right to silence. Ow material is as skin absorbent. cabinet by his desk
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