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Program helps top out-of-state students Mandee Merrill score of 75 or better on the WSU Admissions The state-funded Cougar Academic Awards bringing more revenue and more students from Index, and a 3.0 gpa for transfer students, said The Daily Ev.ergrecn are intended to boost non-resident enrollment diverse backgrounds to WSU. Jim Rimpau, director of Institutional atWSU. "Six years ago, we raised non-resident tuition Out-of-state students now have an incentive Research. "We have set enrollment goals to increase 48 percent," R.impau said. "As a result, non-res- to attend WSU without having to deal with the The awards are contingent on students out-of-state enrollment numbers," said Ken ident enrollment went down 44 percent." soaring costs of non-resident tuition. maintaining at least a 3.2 gpa and completing Vreeland, interim director of admissions. This is the first year WSU has had the 24 credit hours in an academic year, he said. WSU has a new program thai offers The increase in non-resident tuition six Cougar Academic Award program. Rimpau and are renewable for four years. Cougar Academic Awards to incoming fresh- years ago resulted in a decrease in out-of-state estimates 50 to 70 non-resident freshmen Rimpau said students still can receive other men and transfer students with high academ- enrollment, Vreeland said. received the award this year. awards and scholarships in addition to the The Cougar Academic Award program is an ''There is no limit to the amount of awards ic records. Cougar Academic Awards. "initiative to bring highly qualified students to we give out," Rimpau said. The awards are a $4,000 waiver of tuition ''The award provides a base on which you WSU," he said. for non-resident freshmen with a 3.8 gpa (11" a can stack other scholarships," he said. The awards are offered with the hopes of See Tuition on page 4 Smoothing out the rough edges Police still looking for bomb-scare suspect

Cameron Probert Bomb threats have occurred at the The Daily Evergreel1 WSU campus 10 times during the last seven years, according to WSU Police Police continue to search for the per- records. The most recent threat was to son who threatened to blow up Todd Hall Wilmer-Davis residence hall last April. Thursday morning, sending students out The investigation on the Wilmer-Davis into the rain and canceling classes. case has been closed; no one was A note posted near a fire alarm pull box charged or arrested, said WSU police in the second tloor hallway said there was Capt. Mike Kenny. a bomb in the building. The note made an There also were several instances of allusion to the World Trade Organization threats before 1993. A bomb loaded with meeting in Seattle last week, said WSU black powder was hidden under the bench- police Chief William Mercier es of Martin Stadium before an Apple Cup "It's possible that we will find the per- game in 1990. The Dean of Education received a I5-page memo that was mistak- son (who made the bomb threat)," en for a bomb in 1987. None of these cases Mercier said. "We obviously pho- resulted in an explosion. tographed and fingerprinted the note and the tire alarm." See Bomb on page 4 Kwanzaa observance highlights African heritage

Adrianne Bennett The Daily EvergreCII Tomorrow • The Islamic holy month of While Kwanzaa is a new celebration in comparison to many of the season's Ramadan is observed by holidays, it is steeped in tradition and reflection. many in the WSU community Kwanzaa is an African-American cel- ebration that was started in 1966 by meant to celebrate heritage through tradi- Maulana Karenga, a professor of Black tional principles and customs." Studies at California State University- Compared to many celebrations dur- Long Beach, said Bill Stanford ing this time of year, Kwanzaa is not a Pincheon, , assistant professor of religious or political celebration, but a Comparative American Cultures at cultural one, Pincheon said. T1-iE DAILY EVERGREEN/LORI MSA WSU. "Kwanzaa is a celebration to bridge Charina Carothers, a junior, takes a break from her studies to get a massage from Kristie "Kwanzaa was started as a celebration what is uniquely African-American and what is traditionally African," said Herb Harden, a licensed massage therapist. Free 15-minute massages are available through to promote unity and culture of African- Thursday in the CUB Lounge. For more information on De-Stress Fest activities, see page 3. Americans," Pincheon said. "It was See Kwanzaa on page 4 GPSA revises budget; senators concerned about transit service Cameron Probert The majority of changes in the Another change came from the Pullman Transit estimate the service could come up with the money. GPSA budget came from the adop- The Daily Evergreel1 $17,131 dollars allotted by S&A fees will lose $523,000 in matching funds One of the proposed ways to fix the tion of a public relations position and to improve the GPSA office and from the state when the initiative problem is to implement a $50 The Graduate and Professional Services and Activities supplemental graduate study center. An additional goes into effect Jan. I. semester pass. Student Association approved allocations. $3,000 was given to improve the The initiative will eliminate the ''The contact (at Pullman Transit) changes in its budget Monday The association allotted $2,400 CUB Cyber Cafe. motor vehicle excise tax and said that WSU should be responsible evening and encouraged atendance from its budget for the spring semes- Senators voiced their concems replace it with a flat rate of $30 per for making up the loss," said Sen. at an upcoming city council meeting ter to pay for the new public relations about projected cutbacks in service vehicle. Matt Moberly from the chemistry to discuss changes in Pullman director, Lisa Schau res, who was as a result of the November passing Several senators offeredsugges- Transit as a result of Initiative 695. hired during the Thanksgiving break. of Initiative 695. Officials from lions about how Pullman Transit See GPSA on page 4

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FRI. SAT. 4: 15 p.m. in Todd 409. Special H (v,.-v,.... H Tuesday between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. this week in 34 38 • Cougar Communicators will guests include Greg Budsbranson CUB 222. L L meet at noon Tuesday in CUB 108. and Rich Biggs. ~o 25 n~23 D 25 • A "Christmas Eve" worship Thursday service will take place at 6:30 p.m. Mostly Cloudy RainlSnow Scattered Showers • A Marketing Club Awards Banquet will be held at 6:30 p.m. • Gannon-Goldsworthy dead Sunday at the K-House. Tuesday in the Hilltop Restaurant. week reviews in the Gannon- Goldsworthy lobby. 6 to 7 p.m. • Advent devotions will take • Gannon-Goldsworthy dead- Math 171 with Dr. Mifflin and place from 5 p.m. to 5:15 p.m. every Fallout begins over week reviews will be held in the Math 172 with Dr. Khapolov. weekday at the K-House. Gannon-Goldsworthy lobby. Chemistry 240 at 6 to 7p.m. with Friday • Amnesty International is spon- hand1ing ofWTO Dr. Michael and Chemistry 105 • Gannon-Goldsworthy dead- soring a gift card action. People can with Hellen Place. Physics 101 week reviews will be held in the send holiday cards to prisoners of con- Associated Press officers and jailers. Some residents from 7 to 8 p.m. with Dr. Morris. Gannon-Goldsworthy lobby. science from the K-House. of Capitol Hill, located just east of Physics 201 from 6 to 7p.m. with Dr. McCluskey. SEA1TLE - As the last tarpau- downtown, contend that officers Wednesday • WSU Housing Services and • A public planetarium show will lins were being removed Monday fired tear gas, pepper spray and rub- Circle K will sponsor pre-finals child be presented at 7 p.m. Wednesday in from a tent city erected by World ber bullets at them indiscriminately. care from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday in the Planetarium, Sloan 23 I. The show Trade Organization protesters in the Police Chief Norm Stamper has Sunday the Nez Perce Apartments recreation is free, but a $1 donation to the jail courtyard, residents and officials said his officers used appropriate • Pre-finals child care sponsored center. The child care is offered to Astronomy Club will be accepted. by Circle K and WSU Housing demanded accountability for the force to clear streets and maintain children of WSU students who are Services from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday mayhem last week that cost mer- order. four to 10 years old. Call Amber City Councilman Richard • Gannon-Goldsworthy dead- in the Nez Perce apartments recre- chants nearly $20 million and left Moore at 333-3750 for more informa- week reviews will be held in the ation center. For WSU students ages 4 many furious at police. McIver, who is black, said he was tion. pulled from his car by police on his Gannon-Goldsworthy lobby. to 10. For more information call "If you don't have a police force way to a WTO reception and had his Physics 101, 20 I, statics from 6 to 7 Amber Moore at 333-3750. that can handle an emergency situa- • The Sexual Infonnation and arms put behind his back before p.m. with Katie Hesterberg. tion rationally, then you have a seri- Referral Center and Cougars being ordered to leave the area. He Physics 202 from 7 to 8 p.m with Encouraging Alcohol Knowledge ous problem," said City said that OCCUlTedeven after he had Dr. Dresser. Ongoing will meet at 5:30 p.m. Thursday in Councilwoman-elect Judy Nicastro, identified himself and given officers • If you received a blue notification CUB 109. Call 335-4742 for more who was tear-gassed along with his gold-crested council business • Insurance Club Meeting at card, pick up your SAC Survival Kits information. demonstrators and residents of the card. Capitol Hill neighborhood at the "There is absolutely no justifica- height of a police crackdown last tion for the way officers conducted Residents in remote area seek telephone service Wednesday. themselves in their treatment of "This has had a devastating effect Councilman McIver," said James Associated Press Whether phone lines come to get a phone line to her house for on Capitol Hill and on trust of the Kelly, president of the Urban Mount Hull will depend on a survey $62,000. Four years ago, she and police department," she said. League of Metropolitan Seattle. now being taken by U S West, one of three neighbors split the $28,000 The city was still recovering ELLISFORDE - Citizens' band The league and the local chapter radios for years have linked resi- two companies designated to serve needed to bring in power. Monday from WTO protests that of the National Association for the the area. If no agreement is reached to included widespread vandalism and dents of Mount Hull, where there are Advancement of Colored People no telephones. "When we know how many peo- bring phones up Mount Hull when looting by a few dozen people demanded an investigation of police But now that this remote section ple will be in the pool, we can look so many residents want service, it among the tens of thousands that conduct. of Okanogan County, about 15 miles at it and see what the cost per house- will call into question state rules crowded downtown streets. The vio- The City Council was meeting to south of the U.S.-Canadian border, hold would be," U S West spokes- governing universal service, Shirley lence resulted in deployment of the vote on creation of an accountability woman Lynn Espinoza said. has grown to 160 houses and cabins, said. National Guard, a curfew and more commission to scrutinize police Because homes in Mount Hull are Universal service is a concept most feel it may be time to hook up than 500 arrests. actions during demonstrations. so spread out, there will be some where rates paid by customers in with the rest of the world. Downtown stores suffered as Stamper should resign, said cost to residents in addition to stan- highly populated urban areas help A recent survey showed 150 resi- much as $2.5 million in property Nicastro, who does not join the dard hookup fees, Shirley said. If pay to provide service to sparsely dences want phone service, making damage and lost some $17 million in council until January. that price is too costly, some resi- populated rural areas. it the largest unserved area in the sales, said Lucinda Payne of the "I asked people out there, if you dents will likely choose not to be "Every day without service is state, said Bob Shirley, regulatory Downtown Seattle Association. had screwed up your job the way part of the pool, and the cost for oth- another day when a tragedy could No deaths or serious injuries were Norm Stamper did, would you still consultant for the Washington ers who remain will go up, he said. occur, and certainly another day reported, but protesters have alleged have ajob? No. The answer is no," Utilities and Transportation That could send the project into when normal modem lives are not mistreatment at the hands of police she said. Commission. what Shirley calls the price death led," he said. But the phone lines could come at spiral, where more and more house- Both U S West and GTE get more a price, depending on how far they holds keep dropping out each time than $23 million each year to serve go and how many customers hook the cost rises. rural high-cost areas in this state. But The Daily Evergreen Staff up. Residents believe they are Estimates in the past have cov- GTE claims it actually costs three to already paying too high a price for EorroR Matt Smylie 335-3194 ered a broad range. Fran Nowland four times more than the company is [email protected] not having phones. was told a few years ago she could getting back, Shirley said. 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TheDailyEvergreenistheofficialstudentpublicalionofWashinglonStateUniversity.operatingunder authoritygrantedtotheBoardofStudentPublicationsbyIheWSUBoardofRegenls.Responsibilities forestablishingnewsandadvertisingpoliciesanddecidingissuesrelatedtocontentrestsolelywilh thestudentslaIt.TheedilorandadvertisingmanagerprovidereportstotheBoardofPublicationsat itsmonthlymeetings,Thegoverning"StatementofPoliciesandOperatingBylaws"is availableatSFs administrativeofficesinRoom113, MurrowBuilding.SPgeneralmanagerisBobHilliard, Postmaster:SendaddresschangestoTheOailyEvergreenatP.O.Box642510, Pullman,WA99164- 2510. First-classsemestersubscriptionsare $90 ifmaileddaily;$60 ifmailedweekly.One-year sub- scriptionsare $160 ifmaileddaily,$100 ifmailedweekly,USPSPermitNo,142-860. 1999 Region 10 Best Daily College Newspaper THE DAILY EVERGREEN • TuEsDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1999 PAGE 3 Tree thieves in for fragrant holiday season Matthew R. Weaver "It's pretty easy to drive up, find a nice is being used. Last year, a skunk-coyote com- Some tree thieves have been caught, Brun The Daily Evergreen tree, cut it down and drive off with it," Brun bination was used. said, and are usually identified as students. said. "Skunk is strong enough," Brun said. 'They caught a few, and they were stu- Anyone who is thinking about stealing a When a tree that has been sprayed is cut and She said she did not think it made much dents," Brun said. "Or else it is people in town." campus tree for Christmas has another thing taken indoors, the warmer temperatures inten- sense to be mixing the two chemicals when Brun said she was not sure if the scent Con- coming. sify the smell. one was enough. tains any other irritants. Campus trees are being treated with a foul- WSU began the program 10 years ago. The Despite the spraying, the campus still loses "I guess it depends on how sensitive you smelling animal scent to discourage people spraying method also is used by many golf a couple of trees to thieves each year, Brun are," she said. "I can't stand the smell, myself. from taking them home. courses and parks. said. I don't know if it causes irritation. It shouldn't Tree theft has been a problem in the past, A local hide and fur company, when pro- "One was cut that had been sprayed," Brun be harmfuL" said Kappy Brun, grounds supervisor for the cessing animals, saves the scent glands and said. "I hope whoever took it learned their les- The scent itself should be enough of an irri- Facility Operations Ground Department. sells them, Brun said. This year, a skunk scent son." tant, Brun said.

CUB aims to Jingle-bell rock 'De-Stress' week From staff reports

Students reaching the boiling point with piles of exams, papers and presentations are encouraged to come to the CUB this week for a series of food and entertainment specials. The De-Stress Fest will feature savings on food throughout the CUB, ranging from a 16-ounce cof- fee and bagel for $1.29 at the CUB Lair to a chicken burrito, hard taco and large drink for $2.99 at Taco Bell. Specials also are available at Jungle Java, Sweet Sensations, the CUB Market and CUB Court. Stress-relieving activities will be available as well, with a free mas- sage in Clevenger Lounge. Sign-ups for the massage can be made at the CUB Information Desk. The CUB Games Area is featur- ing an hour of either billiards or bowling for $1, as well as free table tennis and foosball. The events and specials will wrap up Friday.

lHE DAlLY EVERGREEN/LORI ASSA 'A-plus' panel Students dance at the Last-Chance Winter Dance sponsored by the Residence Hall Association Saturday at Stephenson Down Under. begins meeting Associated Press County Jail. Williams' body was found victed, face at least 20 years in prison. Associated Press Bail set Nov. 14 in his home by his wife. They will enter pleas before Judge VANCOUVER - A Clark County Tiffany M. Williams, 17, appeared Roger Bennett Dec. 21. SEATAC - Gov. Gary Locke judge set bail at $250,000 Monday for first before Superior Court Judge John Police say Clinton Williams, 56, died downplayed political differences at for teen each of four Washougal teenagers Nichols. She was followed by her of blows from a sharp instrument. His Monday's meeting of the commis- charged with first-degree murder in the boyfriend, Kollin L. Folsum, 16, and wife found his body in their home when sion in charge of education reform, murder death of Clinton 1. Williams. friends Elijah H. Klar, 17, and Jason A. she returned from a vacation. telling the nine-member panel the The four, including Williams' daugh- Shrader, 19. Authorities have provided no infor- state needs "constant vigilance" to ter and three friends, were arrested Deputy prosecutor Jim David said all mation about a possible motive in the improve its schools. suspects Friday and booked into the Clark are being charged as adult" and, if con- slaying. The Academic Achievement and Accountability Commission, dubbed the "A-plus" commission, held its first full meeting after a lengthy dispute between Locke and Republican legislators over who should be on the panel. Locke delayed appointing the members for two months before agreeing to two of the Republicans' original choices. "There's been too much made of the different views of the people on the commission," Locke said, after speaking to the commission. "We December 9 Thursday 7:50pm-6:00pm purposefully sought to have a diver- sity. The last thing you want is December 10 Friday 7:50pm-5:30pm everyone to be of the same mind." The commission has a lot to do December 11 ; Saturday 10:00am-6:00 m before September, when it is to p make recommendations to the December 12 Sunday 1:00pm-5:00pm Legislature. The group's mission is to create a system for rewarding December 13 Monday i 7:50am-6:00 m schools that improve student perfor- p mance, while helping schools that December 7:50am-6:00pm fail to meet the new standards. As a 14 Tuesday last resort, the state could take over a failing school. December 15 Wednesday 7:50am-6:00pm "We cannot be satisfied until every child masters these tough new December 16 Thursday 7:50am-6:00pm standards in every area of our state," Locke told the commission Monday. December 17 Friday 7:50am-5:30pm He warned against a "yo-yo'.' • _ effect: giving extra help to schools that need it, then removing the sup- port when the schools improve, lead- ing to a "vicious cycle" of improving and declining performance. Chairman Patrick F. Patrick: a retired banker, echoed Locke's con- cerns, saying the commission's first directive should be "doing no harm" to schools and students. PAGE 4 THE DMLY EVERGREEN • TuESDAY, DECEMBER 7,1999 Cowlitz County health officials investigating rash of fetal deaths Associated Press Epidemiologists examined 22 demographic Authorities began investigating the cases deaths in the county had remained constant but categories in an attempt to find a common after the local newspaper, The Daily News, that there had been a statistically significant LONGVIEW - Public health investigators thread in the deaths. alerted them to what appeared to be a higher- elevation iii the number of fetal deaths. have failed to find any link among II fetal "There was nothing we could go on, noth- than-usual number of fetal deaths. From 1988 to 1997, the county averaged 5.3. death cases in Cowlitz County this year, ing where we could say, 'Oh, now on to our State Health Department investigator stillbirthsa year, a time during which the num- despite a fetal death rate more than twice that next clue,' " said Dr. Mimi Fields, public Steven C. Macdonald confirmed the newspa- ber of births in the county has remained fairly of recent years. health officer for Cowlitz County. per's suspicions, saying the number of infant constant at about 1,I00 to 1,200.

GPSA I(WANZAA: Candles represent seven fundamental principles Continued from front page Continued from front page They include Umoja - unity, honors the African-American her- cial burden of the holidays, accord- department. "I thought most of the Delaney, assistant director for com- Kujichagulia r-r-: self-determination. itage by lighting candles. ing to Maulana Karenga in his book, funding was going to Nightly munity relations in the office of Ujamaa - cooperative economics, A lamp stand holds a black candle "Introduction to Black Studies." Express, which wasn't that good to Multicultural Student Services. Ujima - collective work and in the middle. three green candles on Gifts are meant to be rewards for begin with. Now they're talking The seven-day festival begins responsibility, Kuumba - creativity, the left and three reo candles on the commitments made and kept, not to about cutting it. We're talking about Dec. 26 and will last until Jan. I. Nia - purpose, and Imani - faith. right. A new candle is lit each day, reemphasize the commercialism safety at that point." Kwanzaa means "the first" or "the Each day of the festival has a differ- beginning with the black candle in often associated with Christmas, Sen. Dan Leatzow from the first fruits of the harvest" in the ent principle as its focus. the' middle and moving from left to Karenga wrote. chemical engineering department African language of Swahili, The holiday· emphasizes that right. Pincheon said. Each candle Alpha Kappa Alpha has spon- said Pullman Transit should deter- Delaney said. these principles should not just be represents one of the seven funda- sored a Kwanzaa celebration for the mine who is riding, and when, Swahili terms are used because it concentrated on once a year. mental principles, and the colors past several years through a national before they figure out what routes is one of the most recognizable lan- "(The principles) are something associated with African-American program called Black Family, said they are going to cut. guages in Africa and serves as a you do every day of your life, not liberation. sorority President Nicole Tripp. Sen. Tina Minor from the anthro- bridge to the traditional language just Dec. 26," Delaney said. "By Other customs include a table set "Kwanzaa creates a lot of unity pology department said she had gap, he said. Swahili terms describe applying the principles throughout with a straw place mat, a variety of and brings people together in the talked with someone from Pullman the traditions of the festival, such as the year, you notice a difference fruit and ears of com representing African-American community," Transit about implementing a per- the seven principles, called the throughout your life. The celebration the number of children in the house, Tripp said. ride fare, rather than a semester Nguzo Saba. helps you reflect on the things that Pincheon said. Families can give Alpha Kappa Alpha will hold pass. The problem now, she said, is Kwanzaa is based upon these you're thankful for." gifts but they usually are handmade their festival at I p.m. Sunday at the that people do not pay, even 'if they seven fundamental principles. As a cultural celebration, Kwanzaa or functional to alleviate the finan- Talmadge Heritage House. are not students. "Only on an occasional basis does anyone pay to ride the bus." said GPSA President Steve Kuehn, BOMB: Some instructors allowed to set up substitute roomsfor final exams "They don't collect (the fares) like Continued from front page they should." been made around finals week. This "We take these threats very, very sitting out, then they can say, 'That's In a 1979 case, a student in Streit- The proposed cuts would effect prompted a policy in 1983 that seriously," Weatherly said. "The Jim's bag; he always leaves it there," Perham strapped himself with dyna- those graduate students that need to allowed instructors to assign a sub- people (who make these threats) are Corcoran said. "That's something we mite in his room. The dynamite get off campus during the middle of stitute room for their finals. given serious jail time." wouldn't know ifhe wasn't with us." exploded, killing the student, injur- "It allows instructors in Johnson Sgt. Jim Corcoran of the Pullman If there is a suspicion of a bomb, ing two police officers and causing (Tower) and Todd Hall to set up a Police Department said their normal the Pullman police would either call structural damage to the residence substitute room prior to finals policy on bomb threats depends on the Spokane bomb squad, Correction hall, said AI Ruddy, former senior week," Baker said. the cooperation of the people who Washington State Patrol or the associate director ofWSU News and The policy has resulted in a had the threat made against them. Ordnance Disposal Unit of the The Department of Apparel, Information. decrease in the number of bomb If they agree, the police seal off Army, depending on who was avail- Merchandising and Interior Most bomb threats on campus threats made on campus, Kenny said, the area and take someone in that can able to respond. Design was incorrectly identified have focused on Todd Hall, because Weatherly said the threats in identify any suspicious packages, he Mercier said the WSU police in the Dec. 6 issue of The Daily it has the most classrooms on the Pullman have dropped off during the said. assessed the situation in Todd Hall Evergreen. Also, Jessica Pullman campus, said Doug Baker, last years, because new technology "Say there's a bomb threat in Thursday and found there was not Cassleman's name was mis- the vice provost of academic affairs. has made it easier to find the people Safeway: we would take someone in any danger to students, so they did spelled. The majority of those threats have who make threats. . who works there so if we find a bag not call in the bomb squad. The Daily Evergreen regrets the error. THE BOONDOCKS by AARON MCGRUDER Turn:ON

Continued from front page Potential non -resident students rhe f)ai(v apply for the award by submitting an application for admission to Evergreen WSU along with high school tran- Keepin' it real scripts and ACT or SAT scores. according to a brochure from the since 1895. WSU Office of Admissions. If the student qualifies, an award will automatically be sent with an offer of admission. The WSU Alumni Association sponsors another award available to non-resident freshmen, the Cougar Freshman Legacy Award. The award is $2,500 and is renewable for eight semesters - a total of $10,000, said Ginny Boyle, associate director of alumni rela- _9,.,.;...... ci!J jce D'_ tions. The award is given to legacy stu- HOW aBOUT WOFl.....lnc:; dents applying for admission at WSU. Legacy is defined as a child, FOR THe c:Hlnoc .....':::::IeaFlBOO.....? stepchild or grandchild of a WSU alumnus, she said. The awards are given out in a PAID POSITIONS ARE NOW AVAILABLE process similar to the Cougar Academic Awards, where a letter is sent with admission materials noti- NOW HIRING: SECTION EDITORS tying tbe student of their eligibility COME TO 113 MURROW OFFICE MANAGER for the award, Boyle said. OR CALL 335-2490 The Cougar Freshman Legacy FOR MORE INFORMATION WRITERS Awards were approved tn November by the Board of Regents and will be a~ailable for the 2000- .' . 200 1 school year. "To have. this is wonderful," Boyle said. "We hope it will bring

more students to WSU." I, THE DAILY EVERGREEN • TuEsDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1999 PAGE 5' u.ST~ NEws..lll B. ne'· f Four teenagers wounded in FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS • Miami Oklahoma school shooting Associated Press Maintenance company convicted in I5-minute arraignment, walking solemnly between two deputies and keeping his head down. ValuJet crash, workers acquitted FORT GIBSON, Okla. - A seventh-grader walked His name was not released. No details were released on up to a crowd of youngsters waiting for the morning bell In the first criminal case of its Flight 592 crashed shortly after the arraignment or on what charges the boy faces. Monday and allegedly opened fire with a gun, wounding kind in the United States, an air- takeoff from Miami, killing all 110 Gov. Frank Keating issued a statement saying the shoot- four schoolmates before a science teacher pinned him craft maintenance company was people on board. Prosecutors said ing "must serve as a call to arms" to address "the root caus- against a wall. convicted Monday of mishandling Sabre'Iech sacrificed safety for the es of what is happening to our families and young people." None of the injuries appeared to be life-threatening. A the oxygen canisters blamed for sake of profits and rushed the President Clinton told reporters in Washington investi- fifth youngster suffered bumps and bruises. the cargo hold fire that caused the transport of the canisters to avoid gators from the FBI and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and 1996 Valulet crash in the financial penalties for not meeting "He doesn't even know who it was he shot," sheriff's Firearms were on the scene. Everglades. Deputy Terry Cragg said. "There was not a hate thing. ValuJet's deadlines. J "Our prayers are with each of the children and their fam- asked him why. He sajd, 'I don't know.'" Two employees of the mainte- "I sincerely hope that in some ilies," Clinton said. nance company, SabreTech, were The 13-year-old dropped the emptied, 9mm semiauto- small measure today's verdict pro- Authorities said they were not aware of any previous acquitted, and the company also matic handgun as he was approached by science teacher vides a sense of comfort, relief and trouble involving the boy and did not know who owned the was acquitted of conspiracy and Ronnie Holuby, who also serves as the safety officer at justice," said federal prosecutor gun. The youngster belonged to a teen Christian group and some hazardous materials charges. Guy Lewis. "The good news is Fort Gibson Middle School, Superintendent Steve ,other school organizations, students said. Even so, the company could face a Wilmoth said. Holuby grabbed the boy's arms and that the flying public can sleep a "He seemed like a really nice person," said Justine fine of $4.5 million. pinned him against a brick wall. little easier tonight." Hurst, a 13-year-old eighth-grader. "He had a lot of • Gaithersburg, Md. The small, slender boy was taken to court for a closed, friends. " Wrist detector for diabetes approved Diabetics may soon get their first Authorities search for runaway boys Administration voted unanimously painless way to measure blood Associated Press that the GlucoWatch should be a two-way radio, but only one-day year-old counselor Kirk Stock with ,sugar, as government advisers rec- approved for adult diabetics, saying packs of food. ommended approval Monday of a sticks on Saturday, tried to break his it could offer a tremendous benefit CEDAR CITY, Utah - One of "We're absolutely worried about wristwatch-like device to supple- legs and then bound him with duct by measuring glucose far more the teen-age boys who fled a camp them," said Iron County Sheriff David ment - but not completely replace tape. The boys allegedly threatened often than blood tests can today. for troubled youth turned himself in "Dude" Benson. "They've done - the painful finger-prick blood 22-year-old counselor Sunshine But the advisers stressed the Monday after trudging 30 miles" some stupid things, but they're just tests patients now endure. Fuller, tied her to a tree and fled. They GlucoWatch is not perfect: It across the frosty Utah desert, two kids." escaped near Cedar City, 220 miles The GlucoWatch checks glucose sometimes gives erroneous read- days after some boys beat a coun- An eighth boy in the group turned south of Salt Lake City. levels every 20 minutes by sending ings, won't measure when the selor and tied up another. himself in Saturday after he became ill tiny electric currents through the patient perspires too much, and is The boy who turned himself in Search crews with bloodhounds and was abandoned by the others. He skin. It sounds an alarm if patients' less effective at detecting life- Monday was not identified. He and helicopters continued to scour was charged with felony aggravated blood sugar hits dangerous levels, threateningly low blood sugar than showed up at a hog farm in rural southern Utah for six other boys even while they sleep. at spotting dangerous high glucose assault, simple assault and theft. Beaver County and was taken to a who fled Saturday. Advisers to the Food and Drug levels. "The boys are not outfitted for command post near Lund. His condi- Authorities were concerned about extended periods in this type of weath- tion was not disclosed, and Benson • Pasadena, Calif. the boys' ability to survive in the er and this type of ten-din," Said Steve said he has not been charged with any rugged wilderness aftertwo nights in Peterson, co-founder of Red Cliff crime. Mars Polar Lander lost in space the bitter cold. The boys, between Ascent Inc., which teaches wilderness He was brought out with the the ages of 14 and 16, had some sur- With hope fading fast for the Maryland expert on the space pro- survival skills to troubled youth. searchers to show them where he last vival gear, wool coats, blankets and Mars Polar Lander, NASA investi- gram. "Who knows if it landed on a Benson said the teens beat 23- saw the rest of the group. gators may have to face the possibil- big boulder and fell over?" ity of never really knowing what "We just don't know, and we went wrong with the spacecraft 157 never will, is my guess," he said. million miles from Earth. For NASA, the loss would mean The space agency has only scant back-to-back Mars expeditions information on the final moments of ended in failure. the $165 million spacecraft's Mission controllers planned attempt to land on Mars, and no another attempt early Tuesday to hope of recovering any wreckage. detect a signal from the spacecraft, "It may be that everything went which has not been heard from since right and it simply landed in a terri- it began its descent Friday. Two ble spot," said physics professor microprobes that were to have land- Robert Park, a University of ed separately also were lost. • Somerser, Mass. Clergy fjoins athiests against displays Local clergy here have a strange instead trivializes highly meaningful new ally in their fight against reli- religious displays," the Rev. Paula gious displays on public property: Durrant, pastor of the atheists. Congregational Christian United A group of Catholic, Jewish and Church of Christ, told the Boston Protestant leaders have asked town Herald in Sunday's editions. officials to remove a nativity scene In a letter made public, the clergy and menorah from the grounds of Wele/irc,"""" asked town officials to remove the the town office building. religious symbols nestled on the ":"a.m. -1:1_ The clergy aren't worried about lawn with an I8-foot Santa Claus, issues of church and state. They just two glow-in-the-dark reindeer and a want to separate their religious sym- flashing "Season's Greetings" sign. bols from a "hodgepodge" of secu- Their stance delighted a local lar displays. atheist leader who mounted a consti- "It is a mishmash that offers noth- tutional challenge to the religious ing of substance to anyone faith, and displays last year. Bank robber discovered Associated Press

OMAHA, Neb. - An 18-year would-be bank robber discovered too late that if you aren't going to wear a mask, at least pick a bank where you will not be recognized. Keylen Thornton of Omaha had the bad luck to rob a bank where a former high school classmate worked, police said. His familiar face has now landed him in federal prison. Thornton was sentenced Friday in U.S. District Court to three years.

, ' THE DAD.,Y EVERGREEN • TuFsDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1999 PAGE 6 Former Rwandan, militia FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS leader convicted of genocide • Paris Associated Press Rutaganda is the sixth Rwandan delayed repeatedly due to Fearing violence, Champs-Elysees to be convicted of genocide by the Rutaganda's poor health, one wit- U.N. International Criminal ness testified that the militia leader ARUSHA, Tanzania - A U.N. Tribunal for Rwanda, which began killed a man with a machete and told restaurants close for millennium court convicted a former Rwandan hearing cases in 1996. Life in prison onlookers, "This is how we should Hungry New Year's revelers may brasserie catering to the stars, said it Hutu militia leader on Monday of is the maximum penalty allowed. deal with Tutsis." have to bring their own food and will close on New Year's, fearing a ordering the deaths of thousands of Rutaganda's conviction comes During a closing statement in drink to celebrations on the Champs- replay of that violence, which trans- Tutsis, and sentenced him to life in amid controversy over a ruling last June, Rutaganda wept and pleaded Elysees, as many restaurant owners formed the Charnps-Elysees land- prison for genocide and crimes month by the tribunal's appellate for his acquittal, arguing the mark into a makeshift emergency against humanity. on the elegant avenue have decided judges in The Hague, Netherlands, Interahamwe were unorganized and room. Georges Rutaganda "deliberately to usher in the millennium the safest freeing a top genocide suspect on that he had no control over the "It was a very difficult decision to participated in the crimes and has way they know - closed. procedural grounds. killers. make, but we believe it's the respon- not shown the slightest remorse," About 1.5 million people are The decision is under review and He is the fourth person to be sen- sible and wise thing to do," said said Judge Laity Kama, speaking on expected to turn out for the New the suspect, Jean-Bosco tenced to life in prison by the tri- Year revelry, which will feature daz- Jacqueline Chabridon, a spokes- behalf of the three-judge panel. Barayagwiza, is being detained. bunal. He joins Jean Karnbanda, zling light shows and fireworks. The woman for the Lucien Barrier hotel Rutaganda, convicted on three of Rwanda has suspended cooperation Rwanda's former prime minister prospect of so many visitors has and restaurant group which owns eight counts of genocide and crimes with the tribunal in protest. who pleaded guilty; lean-Paul brought memories of the last time Fouquet's, against humanity, was vice presi- Defense attorney Tiphaine Akayesu, a former mayor; and such crowds descended on the area "We suffered quite extensive dent of the Interahamwe death Dickson said Monday's verdict was Clement Kayisherna, an ex-gover- - for France's 1998 World Cup vic- damage ... and our customers were squads. The squads, together with motivated by pressure to appease nor of Kibuye province. tory over Brazil - which ended in totally traumatized because they the army and security forces, carried Rwanda and said Rutaganda would The U.N. tribunal was created in tragedy when two cars plowed into were barricaded in the restaurant out the 1994 government-orches- appeal. 1994 to prosecute the architects and the revelers, killing one person and until 6 a.m. while police conducted trated slaughter of more than "I think that goes well beyond main perpetrators of the 90-day injuring 150. an investigation" into the July 12, 500,000 minority Tutsis and politi- politics," Dickson said. "We are in genocide. Thirty-four suspects are in Fouquet's, the IOO-year-old 1998, accident, she said. cally moderate Hutus. the realm of blackmail." U.N. custody awaiting trial. The 41-year-old former business- Martin Ngoga, Rwanda's repre- Rwanda is holding its own trials • United Nations man ordered killings and "took no sentative to the Tanzania-based tri- of genocide suspects. It has tried steps to stop the Interahamwe from bunal, said from the Rwandan capi- more than 1,500 people, sentenced Leaders of Cyprus resume meetings committing crimes, but on the con- tal Kigali that the judgment was to death more than 300 and execut- trary, he even killed with his own "appropriate. " ed 22. Nearly 130,000 suspects Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders basis, first with one party and then hands," the judges said. Reading the verdict, Kama said remain in jail. resumed separate meetings with the with the other, and will continue until The ailing Rutaganda, standing Rutaganda "personally distributed Meanwhile, the United Nations U.N. secretary-general Monday they feel they can no longer make with his hands clasped behind his weapons to the Interahamwe and said it would permanently resettle under a cloak of secrecy in an effort to progress, or until they have a break- back, inhaled deeply as the judg- told them to ' go to work'" - a com- some 5,000 Hutu refugees from find mutual ground for direct talks for through to announce," he said. ment was announced. His sister, sit- mon euphemism during the geno- Rwanda - possibly including fugi- the reunification of their war-divided Cyprus has been unofficially parti- ling nearby, said, "I didn't expect cide for an order to kill Tutsis. tive members of lnterahamwe - in island. tioned since 1974 when Turkey During the 32-month trial, the Republic of Congo. President Glafcos Clerides, the invaded and occupied its northern more." Greek Cypriot leader, and Turkish third in the wake of an abortive coup Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash, by supporters of union with Greece. Iraq urges U.N. to resume oil program accompanied by their advisers, spent The breakaway statelet is only recog- an hour each with Secretary-General nized by Ankara, which maintains Associated Press The latest renewals, supported by the United Stales, KofiAnnan. 35,000 troops there. were to spur council members to reach agreement on a Denktash walked out of the previ- comprehensive package on Iraq. U.N. spokesman Fred Eckhard BAGHDAD, Iraq - Iraq asked the United Nations ous round of U.Ni-sponsored talks in Aziz urged Annan to include in the six-month exten- said he could not announce anything on Monday for a six-month renewal of its oil-for-food August 1997 declaring he would not sion the improvements suggested by some council mem- about the substance of the talks program, but reiterated that it will not accept a draft , return unless discussions on Cyprus' bers. He did not elaborate. because of a news blackout imposed British-Dutch resolution calling for the revival of U.N. by Annan to avoid any misunder- entry to the European Union were dis- Under U.N. resolutions, sanctions imposed after Iraq's weapons inspections. continued, and his breakaway Turkish 1990 invasion of Kuwait are not to be lifted until U.N. standings. In a letter to Secretary-General Kofi Annan, Deputy "The talks will continue on a daily Cypriot state was recognized. inspectors certify that Iraq is free of weapons of mass Prime Minister Tariq Aziz said Iraq turned down stopgap destruction. extensions of the U.N.-approved program because they A draft British-Dutch resolution links a partial suspen- were impractical, the official Iraqi News Agency report- sion of sanctions to the resumption of disarmament ed, inspections. Aziz "expressed Iraq's readiness to deal with a full It is expected to upgrade the oil-for-food program by extension of the oil program," the agency reported. removing the financial ceiling of $5.2 billion and allow- The U.N. Security Council voted to extend the pro- ing foreign companies to invest in the country's battered gram for two weeks last month and for another week on oil industry. Friday, provoking protests by Iraq. Aziz made it clear to Annan that "Iraq categorically The oil-for-food program allows Iraq to sell limited rejects the British resolution," the news agency said. quantities of oil, in an exception to U.N. trade sanctions, The deputy premier said the resolution "imposes new coercive conditions on Iraq which threaten its sovereign- N.12115Gra"" Ave. Pull",a~. WA and to use the money to buy food, medicine and other services available essential supplies. The program has routinely been ty and national interests," renewed for six months since its inception in December Iraq has said that its weapons programs have ended 1996. and that all sanctions should be ended. Cuban boy in international tug-of-war Associated Press

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For the second time this season, the WSU men's bas- ketball team will have to con- tain one of the West Coast BAstnBALL TEAM TIP OFF AT 7 Conference's best point P.~. IN BEASLEY COLISEUM guards when they play the University of Portland over, we have no chance to tonight. score. We have to be mean, Last week, it was hard-nosed and determined." Gonzaga's Matt Santangelo. The Cougars' season-long Tonight, it is Portland's Ryan balanced scoring attack has Jones. been led by senior forward The 6-foot-3-inch sopho- Chris Crosby. The 6-foot-7- more from Olympia was last inch Crosby is averaging 16.6 season's West Coast points and five rebounds a Conference Newcomer of the game. He also is shooting 96 Year. He was the second percent from the free-throw freshman in league history to line. lead the conference in steals. Senior guard Jan-Michael While Jones leads Portland Thomas is averaging 15 (3-2) in scoring (13.2 points a points a game, but has yet to game) this season, his assist find his three-point stroke and steal totals have from a year ago. Thomas has decreased. hit just 33 percent of his But Jones' teammates have three-point attempts on the had no problem. picking up season. the slack. Sophomore guard/forward Junior Travis Andrews Mike Bush might be the leads the team in assists with early-season MVP for the 3.2 a game and nine points a Cougars. Bush is averaging game. Troy Collins, a senior 11points a game and a team- forward, is averaging 12 leading 8.8 rebounds and 2.4 points and 6.6 rebounds a steals. game. The 6-foot-5-inch Bush The Pilots could give the had 15 points and 10 Cougars problems in the rebounds in a 70-65 win over paint. Centers Phillip Idaho and a career-high 16 Dejworek and Tim Frost are points, along with nine 6-feet-9-inches and 6-feet- rebounds and three steals, in lO-inches, respectively. The an 80-77 win against two have combined to aver- Southern. age about 10 points and eight Forwards Milton Riley rebounds a game. and Tyrone Evans have WSU Coach Paul Graham helped alleviate the loss of said WSU (3-2) must avoid Eddie Miller to academic the late turnovers that cost problems. Riley is averaging . them a potential upset of No. five points and 3.5 rebounds a 24 Gonzaga and almost cost game, Evans 5.8 points and them a win against Southern 3.6 rebounds a game. Riley Saturday. had a career-high 12 points "For us to be successful, against Gonzaga. We've got to make free WSU will look to extend throws and have people box- its 44-game non-conference out," Graham said. "We can't home winning streak, the sec- THE DAILY EVERGREEN/KEVIN GERMAN tum the ball over, we can't do ond-longest streak in the Cougar forward Tyrone Evans prepares to grab a rebound against Southern University Saturday. WSU won 80-77. that. When we tum the ball country.

8}VIlVIM:NG Top NFL SWImteam sets records, teams supply struggles in Federal Way top players Alison Stouffer She also set a record in the 500 freestyle With the NFL season a Super Bowl. Perhaps the biggest sur- Friday with the fifth-fastest school time of drawing to a close, so does the Indianapolis Colts: prise for the Colts has been The Daily Evcr-green 5:02.91 and placed 11thin the event. fantasy football season. Peyton Manning has running back Edgerrin James. The Cougars had a record-setting weekend Olsen set a third record on Sunday, with the People have asked me who erased all doubts and proven Drafted before Heisman at the Husky Invitational swim meet at the second-fastest school time of 17:15.37 in the the top fantasy players have he is the real deal, especially Trophy winner Ricky King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way. 1,650 freestyle. She finished second. been this season. When I from a fantasy point of view. Williams, and after the shock- The WSU swimmers placed 10th with a Husky swimmerTara Kirk placed first in the thought about it, I noticed a Manning has passed for 3,211 ing trade of Marshall Faulk, total score of 161.25 points. The University of 100 breaststroke Saturday with a time of 1 unique trend. yards and 24 touchdowns. James had some big shoes to Washington,who hosted the 51st annual event, minute, 1.1seconds.CougarseniorErin Eldridge The top quarterbacks, run- He has hooked up with his fill. He has stepped up to the finished first, with a score of 1,263.5. took secondplace with a time of 1:03.38. ning backs and receivers all favorite target, Marvin challenge with 1,206 yards The Cougars also competed against Eldridge's time could qualify her for the seem to be on the same teams. Harrison, 82 times for 12 rushing, 468 yards receiving Colorado State University, Puget Sound NCAAs, Aceto said. The Colts, Vikings and touchdowns. Harrison also and 11touchdowns. University,Central Washington University and Eldridge and the 200 medley relay team of Rams are so stacked that has a league-leading 1,239 His continued success will the University of California-Davis, along with Kelley Miedema, Melissa Hubley and Sara instead of drafting a fantasy yards receiving, and he gets be vital to the Colts as the 26 club teams. Schmied placed third behind second place team, managers should sim- better during clutch time, late playoffs approach. WSU Coach Rocco Aceto said the team Colorado State and the first place Husky team ply draft one of these teams. in the game. Minnesota VIkings: Continues to struggle in dual meets. He also with a time of 1:48.33. Here's a breakdown of Manning passed to When the season started, said the performances during the weekend Senior Gretchen Chambers placed 13th in these offensive powerhouses, Harrison twice Sunday in a everyone had the VIkings in showed promise.. the Super Bowl. Then, out of Freshman Jill Olsen managed to make her the 1,650freestyle with a time of 17:54.27. all of which happen to be last minute drive to defeat the nowhere, they struggled with way into the Cougar record books during the Eldridge met another NCAA qualifying tearns that play their home Dolphins. meet. Olsen placed ninth in the 1,0000yard time Sunday when she placed third in the 200' games in a dome. Each team Special-teams standout Randall Cunningham at quar- freestyleThursday night with a time of 10min- breaststroke with a time of 2:17.36. has a strong chance to end this Terrence Wilkins has approx- terback. utes, 22.45 seconds - the third-fastest school The Cougars next meet will be Jan. 3 strange streak: no team that imately 1,000 return yards time. against Louisiana State. plays in adome has ever won and seven touchdowns. See Fantasy on page tJ

Sports l;ditor: Chris Chanc~lloi , 1 THE DAILY EVERGREEN • TuEsDAY, DECEMBER 7,1999 PAGE 8 Concussed cornerback can't answer the call: Seahawks search for corner Seahawks coach Mike Holmgren report, they said don't count on him Summit Hospital in Oakland and Associated Press after being an All-America at Kansas City, lay motionless on the field for 12 said Canty probably would miss the for a couple of weeks." then released. Accompanied by a minutes late in the fourth quarter dur- Canty, who was claimed off Seahawks team doctor and a trainer, KIRKLAND - Saying he didn't next two games. ing Seattle's 30-21 loss to the Raiders. he flew back to Seattle on Sunday remember much about Sunday's "Thank the Lord he's OK," waivers by the Seahawks from He was knocked unconscious game in Oakland, cornerback Chris Holmgren said. "On my medical Chicago in September, was taken to night. Canty of the Seattle Seahawks report- when he was hit in the helmet by ed to work at the team's headquarters teammate Chad Brown's forearm FANTASY: on Monday still feeling the effects of when both were trying to tackle Rams will advance deep into theplayoffs a concussion on a scary play. Raiders running back Napoleon Continued from page 7 Look for them to continue their Marshall Faulk. He has almost 1,700 "Man, I can't relate too much Kaufman. Canty was strapped to a Jeff George took over, and the success and make a Super Bowl run. yards in total offense and seven about yesterday," Canty said. "The body board and taken from the field Vikings have been on a roll ever St. Louis Rams: touchdowns. whole day was kind of blurry. I'm on a cart. since. The Rams are a fantasy owner's Receiver and special teams speed- still sort of in a daze." "They just told me it was a con- The dangerous duo of Randy dream come true. ster Az-zahir Hakim also has seven Canty, a first-round draft choice of cussion," he said. "But I slept fine Moss and Cris Carter is having a Quarterback Kurt Warner has touchdowns. last night." the New England Patriots in 1997 great season, pleasing their fantasy thrown an amazing 33 touchdowns The Rams' success has been due owners. to go along with his 3,219 yards. to the awesome play of their stars. Correction Entering last night's game against His main target, Isaac Bruce, has Expect the Rams to make the most out of their first playoff appear- The Dec. 6 issue of The Daily Evergreen incorrectly stated the final Pac- Tampa Bay, both receivers had about posted 67 catches for 1,026 yards ance since 1985 and advance deep 10 standing of the volleyball team. The team finished sixth this season. 1,000 yards. Carter has II touch- and II touchdowns. The Daily Evergreen regrets the error. downs, and Moss has 7. Another star is running back into the playoffs.

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A/C, DW, WID hkup, playground, 1 F rmmt to share 3 bdrm house for fireplace, hardwood floors, covered 2 bdrrn., WID, DW, AC, frplc. Avail. picnic tables, grills, covered pkg, no parking. $800/mo. Call 338-3401. now. $300 + uti I. 332-0788. 2nd sem. Dep. paid. Lease ends pets, quiet complex, close to bus rt. June. DW, WID. $240. 334-7083. Available Jan. 1st. www.kipdev.com 1 Mala needed for Willow Place Apts. 1 bdrm. Fenced yard,.on bus route I 7 M/F to share spacious 2 bdrm apt in Call 334-7444. WID, 10 min from campus. Lease min. from campus. Pets ok. Avail Spring. VERY Close to bus-stop and Starts Jan. last mo. paid 332-7797. Lg 1 bdrrn apts, $360-385/mo., low now. $325/mo. Dec. paid. 2-3890. HICO. $235/mo. Call 332-8019. M/F rmmt needed for spring sem for util., on Pullman A bus route, 8am - house on 940 C St. Rent $210/mo. M/F to share Ig. 2 bdrm house near 5pm. Call 332-7704. 1 bedroom apartment. 625 Maiden tn Dissmores, by bus, N/S, responsi- #5. Starting Jan 1st. $345/mo. Call WID, DW. Call 332-2297. Midway Property has 1 bdr apts avail ble. $300/mo. Call Lara 338-9397. Andrea 339-2573. M/F, quiet, resp, NS for 4 'for lease Jan 1st thru May 31st. 3 blks Looking for someone to share 3 bdrm west of Sloan Hall on Maiden Lane. bdrm/2bath behind IGA. DW, WID, SAVINGS Sublease needed! 2-bdrm w/person- apt. above Dissmores. $180/mo. Will show btwn 1-5 PM, M-F. Call utiI paid. $250/mo. total. 332-2202. ality. $495/mo. Avail. Dec-Aug. Elm- 20% of utiI. WID incl. Call 332-4280. 332-2151 between 8-5 for an appt. hurst Apt #0. Call 338-9008. 1-2 M/F, NS rmmts needed for nicely After hrs leave a msg. fUrnished, nearly new townhouse. F/M roommate needed for 4 bdrm CCN apt. $212/ month + 1/4 utilities. Norilr C';fUS Uei,bts Call Heather, 332-7156. 1016 & 1024 SE Latah. 2 bdrm apts. 2 bdr apt avail 1/3-7 /31, close to cam- Call Dan @339-2513. 1 rmmt. to share 4 bdrm. house w/3 1/2 OFF Close to campus. All remodeled pus, spacious rooms, clean, AC, males for 2nd sem. WID, hrdwd firs, M/F Roommate needed to share 2 units with DW. www.kipdev.com. deck, off st pkng, $525, 332-6143 blk from bus, water pd. 332-3287. bdrm. Summerhill Apt. $240/mo + [Jecember Rent Call 334-7444. util. Call Jason or Alberto 334-9412. Lg. 1 bdrm., on bus rt., avail. January Needed 1 F rmmt for 4 bdr CCN apt. with , FOR RENT: Apartments, 1. $335/mo. Lease til end of May. fun rmmts, cheap rent, $187, call Je- Rmmt needed for 4 bdr CCN apt, 5 month lease houses, condos, all locations. Call 334-9356. nya at 334-4235. Dec. rent paid, great rmmts, $186, 1 F roommate needed for 3 bdrm Chi- contact Joel or leave mess 334-5704 fur1f.iihe~ atts. a,ailable Palouse Empire Realty 2 bdrs avail for' sublease on C St. nook apt. Fully furnished. Close to 1045 N. Grand. close to campus, cheap rent, Spring campus. $243 +util. 332-3764. 1 or 2 F rmmtes wanted to share 4 334-4663. Sem., off st. pkng, 332-0816. bdrm apt at CCN. Large rooms, fully :T32-~O M/F needed for new 4BDRM/2Bath. www.pullr1klll-wa.com.housingl~omaphtm furnished. $203/mo. Call 332-2747. NE 15fO Mennan Pr., Pullman 2 bdnn/l bath. lNge living room and WID, 2 Uv. rooms, dining & full ONE BEDROOM - NICE kitchen. WID. Avail. Dec. 18. On ktchn. On bus rte. $300. 334-0600. Apts. For Rent $295 SINGLE OCCUPANCY Rte. E. $535/mo. Call 332-7748. M/F rmmt needed for 5 bdrm hse on 105 www.kipdev.com 405 JORDAN, PLMN. 882-5327 A St. $314/mo + dep. Jan - July sub- 2 bedroom apt. at North Campus Want 2 bedrooms? Want to LESS 2 bd, 1 ba, hrdwd firs, frplc, WID, lease. Call 334-9353 for info. pay Heights take over lease from Jan 1- than $400? Check out our awesome central air/heat, yard, garage, very May 31. $360 rent. All appliances in- places. On-site laundry, off-street 2 bdrm. at Elmhurst, close to cam- nice, 584/mo, avail 12/19. 334-1768 Roommate needed for Maiden Lane cluded. Call 9-2058 for more info. apt. 5 min. from campus, $225/mo. parking, 24-hour maintenance, con- pus, w/new paint, w/s/g/hot water + 1/4 util. Last mo. free. 339-2624. venient locations. We also have spe- paid, on-site laundry. Helene's Prop- Furnished Apts. 110 2 bdr apt for sublease, avail Jan. 1, cial deals on units with WID. Call us erty Place, LLC. 338-9008. $414, Leave message, 332-3609. 1 M/F rmmt for spring semester. Lg. now at 332-8622 to hear more about May Rent FREE. Huge room, kitchen 5 bdrm. house behind Dissmores. these terrific places. 1 and 2 bdrm. apts. avail., near bus and 1.5 bath. Avail. immed. Oep & last mo. free, WID, $250/mo. rt., laundry facilities, no pets. Call $250/mo. College Crest. 332-6m. 2 bdnn. apt.at Boulder Creek Dec & Avail Jan. 1. Zach, 334-1492. last mo. paid Avail. 12/16 $600/mo. We've slashed our l-bedroom pricesl 332-1602. Small 1 bdrm behind Dissmores in Call 332-1008 for more info. Come in now for our best prices of 1 rmmt for house for spring semester. quiet neighborhood. NS, free WID the fall on great one bedroom apart- Great location. 2 2-bdrm. apts beside Hot tub, DW, WID, close to bus stop. Util paid,$415/mo. 332-2202. ' ments. We have multiple locations- campus, below Valhalla. 905 Lake C: $255/mo. + util. Call 334-9221. one is sure to fit your lifestyle. Some bright, clean, cute, $540/mo., avail REAL ESTATE Best 1 year lease, Clean, qulet studio features include covered parking, now. Lease til May 15, 2000. 905 1 F rmmt. to share house in Reaney apt. by eng. bl~g. Good heat, prkng, extra storage, approved pets allowed. Lake A: Huge, will fit 3, $650/mo. Park. $212.50/mo. + 1/4 util., WID, storage. 3344407. Call 332-8622 to schedule a per- Dec. 15-May 15, 2000. Call Sheri at WID, Call 334-5232. 210 Mobile Homes sonal showing. (509) 448-9262. Huge 2 bdr, 2 bath CCS apt big loft WHY RENT? Ready for immediate M roommate for Jarge 4 bdrm/2 bath Lg 2 bdr apt, quiet, clean, low util,. Dy-!, microwave, Ethernet, 'WID i~ occupancy. 1976 12 x 56 Mobile house. Deck, view, yard, WID, OW. Helene's Property PJace,u.(' bus rt, deck, $450. 334-6823 eve, unit, fum, contact Angela 332-7890. home. 2bdrm/l bath. Close to caW. $275/mo + util incl. Call 334-6018. 225 NE Olsen *Pullman 335-0721, 8-5.' pus. $8000 OBO. (208)659-9662 or 1 or 2 roomates wanted to share (208)762-8000. Ask for Mike. 535 & 545 SE Shoemaker. 3 bdrm, Unfurnished Apts brand new 4 bedroom apartment 338-9008 115 2 bath $750 mo. A/C, DW, WID close to WSU. Be one of the first to '63 MUST SEll. IMMED.I New Palnt 1For ALL YourRental Needs!1 hkup, single car garage, pets. by own- 2br-$399, pet ok/no dogs share a new apartment home at Cou- 'bus rt, deck, laundry, w/s/g paid & linol. Lrg BR lots of storaga Fe~ www.helenespropertyplace.com er approval. Available Jan. 1st. gar Crest. For details, please call 405 Jordan, Pullman. 882-5327 yard. $3500 OBOI 332-2569. ;334-6028 www.kipdev.com. Call 33.4-7444. PAGE 10 'lHE DAILY EVERGREEN • TuEsDAY, DEr~R 7,1999 EMPLOYMENT 301 General FOR SALE 695 Miscellaneous SPRING BREAK 2000, IN LAS General 401 Stuff that·s gotta VEGASI Staying at the STRATO- 301 SPHERE Tower Casino from $235, go includes r.t. bus, 5 nites hotel. Call Wheatland Express, 334-2200. N64 2 controllers. memo card, Star Wars game. $120. Ride Snowboard. Like new, w/bag. $150.334-6802 N011CES Looking for the perfect Christmas present? WSU sweatshirts $19.99! 710 Lost 50% Bookie Price. Call 332-8390. -----;...------4 studs on rims, almost new. Uniroyal Female calico cat, lost in the area of P185/70R13 Toyota 4-bolt rims. Pioneer Hill or Prof. Mall. Collar but $200.332-2477, Iv msg. no tag. Call 332-8818. Mtn bike & rack. Sony phone, pots & 715 Found pans, Ethernet card, cmptr sftwr, fan, 3-way floor lamp, etc. Call 334-6784. ask for Mark at (509) 229-3389 The following items were found on Fri. & Sat. WID, couch, pots & pans, fan, cool- Pullman Transit: Green coat, beige ers, Mr. Coffee, bike w/tr. whls., jacket, blue & green jacket, grey Dec. 10-11 Need Extra X~as Cash? rugs, toaster, clocks, phone, kitch. Greyhound fleece jacket, assorted chairs, etc., 333-8142. sweatshirts, sets of keys, assorted Now Hiringl jewelry & watches. Items can be * Flexible scheduling with both Bissell wet vacuum cleaner, $40. Ep- claimed at Pullman Transit, NW 775 afternoon and evening shifts. son 740 printer, $100. Symantic Guy (332-6535) until 10/20/99. After * You have the ability to eam up to C++, $15. All OBO. Call 333-8361. 10/20/99 claim items at the Pullman Seasonal apartment cleaners wanted $7.50 per hour M-F and $9.00 Police Dept or call 334-0802. per hour Sat.-Sun. for busy rental property co. Must be 420 Bicycles • We are NOT a Telemarketing detail oriented, reliable & flexible. company and there are no sales Must have own transportation. Apply '99 Specialized Stump Jumper. involved. in person at 640 NE Maiden Lane Great shape I Full suspension. $1800 Visit our facility in the Eastside #6. Wage: $6.50/hr. NEWI asking $1400. 33+6802 Market BARTENDERS Place and pick up an application MAKE $100 - $300 per night. 435 Electronics Bernett Research No exp neccessary. Apply now. -BJ's ~"'- 1420 S. Blaine St. Sherwood car amp #XA-400, Call1-800-981-8168 ext 212. Suite 14, Moscow 75Wx4RMS@40, int.cool fan, hi/lo Lounge NURSERY FARM MGR. for tree WANTED FOR SPRING SEMESTER x-over. 3 yrs. old, like new. Paid seedling /rootstock production at our (or earlier), clerical assistant to help in $329, reduced to $125. 334-2843. 5 p.m.- 10 p.m. new nursery farm near Connell, WA. busy office on campus. Prefer at Seafood or Chicken or least 2-hour blocks of time in the 450 Pets/Supplies We are very established wholesale Steak w/ baked potato nursery seeking a highly motivated, mornings and or afternoon MTWTF. capable, energetic person to manage Pay is $7.00. Duties include: filing, Christmas Cuddliesl AKC Beagles typing, computer work using MS 8mo. 1 M/F (diff. litters), breed or for ,\c,l~~~,$4.95~.;~.~~:~-]:j production. BS Degree in Horticul- ~,'I \'it... . • v; -.~ ture, Forestry or related field req'd & office, and Eudora. and answering pets. Potty trained, shots to date. +",rj)tJn nk SpeClolg';'i1'?;"i" experience to establish capability. phones. Please e-mail resume and $325 or $600 both. 332-0755 eve. Career track salaried Nursery Profes- three references (with phone num- 1:.::::::~~ViSWay· 334.25~~~j:",:::.i!: sional w/competitive compensation bers) to [email protected] or bring to TRANSPORT and benefits. Send resume to: Per- Christy at the Institute for Shock CONDOMS. Textured, shaped, col- sonnel Mgr., Lawyer Nursery, Inc., Physics, Webster 948. ored. Latex 10/$2. Non-latex $1.10 950 Hwy 200 W, Plains, MT 59859 501 For Sale ea. 301 Ad Annex. 8-5. M-F. 335-5759 or fax: 406-826-5700 Cash paid for used furniture, now 305 Parttime '89 Geo Spectrum 125K mi. Auto, buying good, clean used furniture, we AC, AM/FM, Tape Deck, new bat- NEED EXPERIENCE (and money?) haul, Now & Then, 321 E. Palouse WSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital. tery/tire. $9000BO call 333-1812 Join a fast, fun and growing company Multiple positions open on large ani- River Dr. Moscow, 882-7886 as your campus representative. Flexi- mal cleaning crews. Clean and steri- 515 Autos ble hours. responsibilities and com- lize stalls and other related areas. petitive pay. No experience, just THB DAILY BVBBGRBD; Morning shift: 6-8 AM, evening shift: 84 Honda CRX. 5 Spd, 110k. AM/FM personality needed. Visit 5-8 PM. Must be able to work week- cass. Runs well! $1100 obo. Call now www.mybytes.corn/Student Rep to TWO THUMBS UP! ends and holidays. $9.19/hour with 333-3511 or leave message. find out more. work study. Fill out an application at the Veterinary Teaching Hospital. '85 Toyota Camry. AC, 179K miles, in HOUSE CLEANING. Great job for the good shape. $1500.0BO. Morten, break. Day hrs. M-F. Clean new con- PT Breakfast Cook. $8/hr. & up, 335-4062 (W), 334-9221 (H). struction and maintain beautiful days/weekends, no nights, fax re- home. Paid travel and mileage. $8- White Acura Integra, looks like Type- sume to 332-1057 or send to P.O. R all power, 5 speed, 17 " wheels. $9/hr. Seattle area. Collects Calls Box 246 Pullman, 99163. OK CALL NOWI (425)881-6666. Fully modified. Nice audio deck. $14, Valet Attendant: The NW leading valet 500 obo. 31k mi. Call 332-2822. PUUMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT is service is hiring for PT holiday special Uke new 95 BMW red Ti, S.P., AT, accepting applications for assistant events positions. $18/hour. Call Wes All power. 41k, CD player,Sunroof wrestling coach at Uncoln Middle DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE at 1-800-208-5039 (Seattle). $15,000 obo. Call 332-2822. School. Closes: 12/13/99. Call Edited by Joyce Nichols Lewis (509) 332-3584 for application/ Office/Clerical 91' Ford Escort. 136k, 5-spd MT, ACROSS 4 canyon 38 HusUe 53 They'll hold more information. AA/EOE. 310 AM/FM Cass., A/C, runs good. Mythical phenomenon 39 Actress your horses $20000BO. Call David 333-8248. monsters 5 That woman Thurman 54 Countdown Stuck in Pullman? Broke? Need Xmas IRWIN, MYKLEBUST, SAVAGE & 6 Watchdog'S 6 Parsley piece 40 Noted trial starter cash? We are looking for several tem- BROWN, P.S. seeks a Legal Assis- '92 Plymouth Laser. 5-6pd, turbo, waming 7 Nary a soul judge 57 Leader porary employees, both indoor and tant and Receptionist. Require- loaded, 76k. Great Condition. Key-- 11 Choose 8 Circulars 41 Maintain one's 58 Way off outdoor work. Professional environ- ments: professional with excellent less entry. $5000. Call 33+6802 14 Extract by 9 Shine's partner equilibrium yonder writing, word processing and organi- ment, good pay. MUST have' own '96 VW Jetta GL, AT, AC, CC, sun- percolation 10 Cowardly Lion 45 Tigger's pal 60 Scatter zational skills. Submit resume to car! Call 332-8622 for details. roof, keyless entry, new tires, must 15 Speakers' portrayer 47 Some bridge Fitzgerald P.O. Box 604, Pullman, WA 99163. sell, $12,500, 332-1540. spots 11 Oversight calls 61 Dory director CASHIERS, SECURrTY, TEXTBOOK 16 Unruly group 12 Foreshadow 48 Frumps 62 Rage ASSISTANCE NEEDED Bus. Opportunities 590 Automotive 17 Targeted, as by 13 AUanta-based 49 Cantankerous 63 Pump Approximately 45 positions available 340 amarllsman cable sta. 52 "Hair" dos product for full and part-time work during Owner pregnant/moving, must sell Supplies 20 Kill a bill 18. Yr.-end Spring Book Rush. Training held on Just Roses® floral franchise. 21 ATM access consultant ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE: January 5, 2000 or January 6, 2000. 19 Med school $25,.000 incl. franchise fee, equip- SNOW TIRES 4 studded snow tires code Must be availa,ble to start January 7, 22· Dadaist Max subj. ment & supp. 334-7333. on rims(4 bolt). Save cost on mount- 2000, with entire shifts mandatory the 23 Holiday time 24 Baby rocker following dates. Si~;CE~OO'332~126. 24 Zoo 25 Fonner NO EXCEPT70NSlfII Owner pregnant/moving, must sell accommodations monarch Sunday, January 9,2000 Candy Bouquet® franchise. $16,000 26 On the briny 27 Iron or Bronze Monday, January 10, 2000 incl. franchise fee, training, equip- 28 Speed trap 29 Advice-giver TuesdaY,Januaryl1,2000 ment & supplies. 334-0354. 620 Music Lessons device Landers After Tuesday, January 11, 2000 will 30 Hesitant 31 Iowa State 33 Tot's ritual University site work around your academic sched- Piano & organ lessons. Experienced ule. Temporary positions with approx. 35 Weak, as an 32 Pea or bean degree teacher, all levels, near cam- excuse 34 Nectar-bearing 40 hours of work or more. Turn in pus. Call 338-9593. 36 Keats verse fruit your applications now for these posi- 37 Pressured 35 Abbr. at the end tions. $6.50/hr. Closes: When filled. 40 -Saud of some . THE BOOKIE 625 Professional 42 Extol business 700 NE Thatuna, Pullman, WA STUDLYTRUE 43 Bottom line names Ladiesl Enhance your college experi- 44 Meddles (with) 37 Still frozen ence while contributing to Wazzu's 46 -Polo reputation as the wildest party school 50 High-fat spread on the West Coast! Pat Reeves pres- 51 American novelist Bret ents the finest in live, XXX-rated enter- 55 Mess up tainment for bachelorette parties. 56 Hilohello Professional exhibitionist. Heterosex- 59 Dues ual. Big, buff, bronze muscleman 60 Black. to the from south Florida. Nude, explicit, bard hardcore. No dancing. 100% RE- 61 Spearheading a AL. 332-7189. Experienced/docu- controversy, say .mented. References/documentations 64 Combat pilot on file. pro 65 Moses' brother 66 Birch family 635 Counseling member 67 Wine choice Christian Counseling. A Masters in- 68 Treat, as a tern with a Christian University will do wound counseling free. Call 332-8603. 69 Fresh

DOWN 695 Miscellaneous 1 Twist of fiction . 2 Convention city Northwestern Christmas Ex- Trailways 3 Spilled the press to Seattle, rndtrp. $65. Dec. beans 17th, retum Jan. 9th Call 334-1412. By DiMe Baldwin ______O_I_~__LM_A~~ \maSYM__~_k__ ~ _____ < 'fHE DAILY EVERGREEN • TUEsDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1999 "'.1 Remains of two more people Mideast-style welcome discovered on Mexican border for Albright: talks derail Associated Press from a former Mexican federal The release did not give any Associated Press state, the status of Jerusalem, the police officer that as many as 100 other' information about the fate of Palestinian refugees - and CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico - bodies - apparent victims of the remains. JERUSALEM - On the eve of Jewish settlements. Juarez cocaine cartel - could be Investigators uncovered the Both U.S. and Mexican officials Secretary of State Madeleine Abed Rabbo stopped short of buried there. remains of two more people said the killings apparently were Albright'S arrival, a bitter con- suspending the talks outright, but The remains of the two people Monday near the border with Texas connected to the powerful Juarez frontation erupted Monday said until Barak agreed to a freeze found Monday were located at and New Mexico, bringing to eight cartel - Mexico's largest cocaine- between Israel and the Palestinians on settlement activity, settlements whatinvestigators described as site the total number of bodies found in smuggling operation, led by over Jewish settlements, derailing would be the only matter the No.2, one of two areas where a search for the alleged victims of a Amado Carrillo Fuentes until his month-old talks aimed at sealing a Palestinians were willing to dis- investigators have focused their death in 1997. At least one infor- powerful drug- cartel. final peace between the sides. cuss. No date has been set for most intensive efforts. The bodies mant, whom law enforcement The dispute appeared all but cer- another session. Mexican authorities and FBI were found together, buried more sources identified as a former tain to embroil Albright, who Barak's administration said it agents have been digging on four than five feet deep, a news release Mexican federal police officer, has intends to use her visit to the region could not legally halt settlement ranches near the border city of from the Mexico Attorney told the FBI that as many as 100 to reaffirm U.S. support for the building that was set in motion by Ciudad Juarez after receiving a tip General's office said. bodies might be buried in the area. peace process, but had hoped to previous governments. But Barak avoid acting as a referee in the tan- indicated Monday that no further gle of quarrels between Israel and building units would be approved Annan launches plans to lower the Palestinians. while the sides negotiated February's framework agreement. Spotlighting one of the most intractable of those disagreements, The premier told a late-night meeting of activists from his Labor HIV cases among African youth the Palestinians announced. party that he "supposed" no further Monday that they would no longer construction bids would be issued, Associated Press lives in Africa, yet it is home to more than 50 percent participate in negotiations aimed at Barak spokeswoman Merav Parsi- of HIV-infected people. setting terms of their hoped-for Tsadok said, because it would hurt UNITED NATIONS - The United Nations Annan said the toll was devastating African statehood - so-called final status Israel's stance internationally and launched an initiative to lower HIV infections among economies, with the country losing much of its work talks - unless Prime Minister make negotiations with the force and governments unable to care for the victims Ehud Barak halts a burst of new young people in Africa, with Secretary-General Kofi Palestinians more difficult. or their survivors. construction of Jewish housing in Annan calling Monday for a response to the epidemic But even as they tried to ease Annan said the international community had to the West Bank and Gaza Strip. "that makes humanity live up to its name." Palestinian anger 'over the settle- break the "conspiracy of silence" and stigma that sur- "It is illogical to hold final status The United Nations kicked off a two-day meeting, ment issue, Barak associates criti- rounds the virus. He also said it was important to speed talks while at the same time Israel attended by officials from Africa and U.N. agencies, cized the timing of the demand for up vaccine development and make treatment afford- non-governmental organizations and the private sector. is continuing its settlement-build- able for Africans. a building freeze.' The aim of the meeting was to draw up a plan to ing. This is unacceptable," senior "I am sorry that the Palestinians He applauded initiatives launched by Africans reduce infection rates by 25 percent before 2005 Palestinian negotiator Yasser Abed themselves, such as Lesotho's decision to double its are always creating a crisis when among Africans aged 14 to 25. Rabbo told reporters in the West Secretary Albright visits the area," AIDS budget, Namibia's cabinet approval for a nation- "Our response so far has failed Africa," Annan said Bank town of Ramallah after a said Cabinet minister Haim al AIDS program, and Uganda's success in stabilizing in an opening statement to the closed-door meeting. three-hour session with his Israeli Ramon, whose portfolio is levels of the infection with a massive information cam- counterpart. "From now on, let us resolve that failure is not an paign. Jerusalem affairs. option." The final status negotiations, Palestinians have long sought But Annan said Africans alone cannot be held launched with fanfare on Nov. 8, Africa has been hardest hit by the AIDS epidemic, responsible for fighting the epidemic. greater U.S. involvement in the are meant to reach the broad out- with 60 percent of the world's AIDS-related deaths "This unprecedented crisis requires an unprece- negotiating process, while Israel lines of an Israeli-Palestinian peace occurring on the continent. dented response," Annan said, "a response that makes has generally resisted it. However, treaty by mid-February. On the Less than five percent of the world's population humanity live up to its name." the Palestinians denied the con- table are the most contentious frontation was being staged to issues dividing the two sides: the coincide with Albright's arrival, NATO chief calls for investment of borders of a future Palestinian scheduled late Tuesday. a few million to avoid Kosovo failure Police detain two in search Associated Press as KFOR, but there are fewer than 2,000 police in the province now, he said. for self-confessed serial killer UNITED NATIONS - NATO's secretary-general Kosovo also needs a fair and objective justice system Associated Press In his letter, Iqbal, 40, who said urged the international community Monday to make a and civil administration, he said, and it needs to pay the he was a chemical engineer, includ- small financial investment now to build an effective civil salaries of teachers, judges and the Kosovo Protection LAHORE, Pakistan - While on ed instructions that led police to a administration in Kosovo or risk a far more costly crisis in Corps, the civil defense unit that includes many members the trail of the self-confessed killer drum containing the remains of two the future. of the Kosovo Liberation Army. of 100 children, Pakistani police bodies in sulfuric and hydrochloric "There's a very thin line between success and failure in Last week, the commander of NATO forces in Kosovo, have detained two men who admit- acid. They are the only bodies found Kosovo, and we're walking that line at the moment," Lord Gen. Klaus Reinhardt, told the alliance the United Nations ted they had sex with many of the so far. . was $120 million short to pay civil servants and $10 mil- Robertson said in an interview after meeting U.N. alleged serial killer's victims. The letter also led police to lion short in funding the Kosovo Protection Corps. Secretary-General Kofi Annan. Police are hunting for a man who clothes and photographs of his vic- "The problem that we are faced with is that a very While the NATO-led peacekeeping operation in identified himself as Javed Iqbal in a tims. They were found in a house small investment now could make all the difference, but Kosovo has been a success given the level of violence in letter he sent to police last week in that Iqbal apparently rented in one of for the lack of it, we are risking a security challenge that Kosovo over the past 10 years, he said, the U.N. civilian which he said he killed the children, the city's poorest neighborhoods, will cost the international community much more," then disposed of their bodies in acid. near a park and one of the city's effort hasn't moved quickly enough. Robertson said he Robertson said. Police spokesman Ashiq Marath largest shrines, where young boys and Annan agree that a key problem is money. "We need to make that investment in the next few said Monday that police in the east- often beg. "The message from the NATO secretary-general is that months," he said. ern city of Lahore have two men in Iqbal wrote in his letter that he if we make a very small investment now, it will save a The former British defense minister, who has been custody who say they are friends of began slaying the children after colossal amount of money later if it all goes wrong," NATO's chief for just eight weeks, said he has delivered Iqbal. The two men confessed that police wrongly detained and beat Robertson said. this message to 16 NATO heads of government - and he they had sexually assaulted 25 of the him, and that his killing spree con- Kosovo needs a 4,200-strong civilian police force to will deliver it again when he meets President Clinton in children, but both denied killing take over work being done by the NATO-led force known Washington on Tuesday. tinued between from June 18 to their captives, according to Marath. Nov. 22.

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