Students Arrested on LSD Charges by Diane Monaghan Arrested, Porter Said
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Photographer New computer features Hens lose in .captures images parallel processing ECC quarterfinal I ·of Vietnam page g page 2 13 II-IE EVIEWA FOUR-STAR ALL-AMERICAN NEWSPAPER Students arrested on LSD charges By Diane Monaghan arrested, Porter said. Porter said Smith was commiued to "For this particular case, it's probably the appear before the Behavior Review News Features Editor If convicted, the two students face a Gander Hill Prison on a $9,500 secured end. If there are any more, they will let us Commiuee. "The Behavior Review mandatory minimum prison term of IS years bond. A prison official confirmed Thursday know." Committee only deals with off-campus Two university studenLc; were arrested on and a fine of $400,000 under new, stricter that Smith was still there. LSD is an hallucinogenic drug that felony convictions, not charges," he said. drug charges after police seized 507 hits of state laws. Price was taken to Coun 18 at Gander Hill produces side effects similar to those "I'm the chair of that group and we LSD at their Newark residence, New Castle "The LSD was in sheet form, like paper, where her bail was set at $50,000. She occurring in a psychotic state. analyze the situation, meet with the student County Police said Wednesday. and had a street value of $2,500," Porter posted $5,000 and was released. Police have not established where the and make a determination as to what action Carl E. Smith (AS 91), 19, of Newark, said. "Nine marijuana plants and a plant The arrests resulted from a month-long students obtained the LSD. the university will take." w.as arrested Tuesday afternoon at his incubator were also seized." investigation by the New Castle County "It has not been determined as of yet, but Brooks said felony cases are often plea apartment on Allandale Drive, said Cpl. Both students were charged with Police Drug Enforcement Unit, Porter said. they don't think [Smith] is manufacturing it," bargained down to misdemeanors. Wayne Porter, public information officer for trafficking in LSD, possession with intent to The investigation began with a lead from a Porter said. "I don't know what's going to happen in New Castle County Police. deliver, manufacturing marijuana, confidential source in Newark, he added. The case is pending a preliminary hearing this case. It's a major case," he said. "But if it Samantha F. Price (BE 90), 21, of the maintaining a dwelling for the distribution of Porter said investigators have not in the Court of Common Pleas later this gets plea-bargained to a misdemeanor, then same address, turned herself in to County drugs, possession of drug paraphernalia and indicated that any more arrests are expected month. Dean of Students Timothy F. Brooks w~ do not contact the student We have no Police headquarters Wednesday and was conspiracy in the second degree. in thecase. sai~ if the students are convicted, they must jurisdiction." Biden authors legislation Marine to make steriods i !legal Studies By susan Byrne coronary artery diseases and liver cancels Student Affairs Editor see editorial page 6 tumors, said Dr. Becky Jaffe, a family physician who works in the · Sen. Joseph R Biden Jr. ,D-Dcl., press release Wednesday. field of sports medicine. position introduced legislation Wednesday "This bill recognizes that steroids Currently, steroids are considered that would place anabolic steroids in are dangerous drugs that pose the prescription drugs and are regulated the same drug category as cocaine. same threat to millions of Americans by the Food and Drug Executive director 1f passed, the bill, designating as do other 'hard.' drugs," he said. Administration. anabolic steroids as a schedule II Anabolic steroids are drugs that Physicians do not usually given 10 days controlled substance, would increase act similarly to the male hormone, prescribe anabolic steroids on the penalties for illegal steroid sales and testosterone, and they promote East Coast, said Jaffe. Many people to vacate post impo~e tighter controls on the protein synthesis necessary to purchase them through mail order, and the most commonly used is legitimate production. develop muscle tissue. By Bill Swayze "The cruel irony of steroids is that The abuse of these steroids may Dianabol, she said. Administrative News Editor they hurt some of our most healthy result in aggressive behavior, acne, a This is the third bill that Biden and vibrant young people - our deeper voice, a lower proper has introduced on steroidc;. The first Andrew T. Manus, executive young athletes," Biden said in a cholesterol level, possibly causing see BIDEN page 8 director of the university's Sea Grant College Program, was informed Oct. 21 that his position was going to be eliminated and had City outlines renter rules 10 days to vacate his office. After 9 1{1. years of employment Patterson Schwartz Real Estate information based on his particular at the university, Manus' position Local ordinances, building on South College Avenue. perspective of Newark's rental was terminated because of financial gbod neighbor Gardner said Newark's rental situation. restrictions and reorganization of problems are more difficult than Hogan conveyed public concerns the Sea Grant College Program, he pol icy discussed those of other communities because which are brought to his attention on said Wednesday. it is a university town without a daily basis. ''I'm not anti-student. "I was told to vacate .uy office by Oct. 31 ," Manus said. "Sure it was a By Mary Ellen Colpo enough campus housing. What I do find offensive is the surprise. I was totally devastated." and Sharon O'Neal "I want to emphasize that what behavior - student or non-student." City News Editors we're talking about here is not just He cited noise violations as a students," Gardner stressed. "We've major problem but said that huge see editorial page 6 A panel of city officials and had plenty of problems with those parties are not the main cause. Day property management experts other than students. It's just that this to-day "interaction noises" such as Manus will receive salary addressed a crowd of 90 Newark population has made the problem a car doors slamming, horns honking payments for a year, President E.A. property owners at an informational little more clear." and repeuuous noises like Trabant said Tuesday. meeting Wednesday. He cited the clash between basketballs being bounced against Manus' annual contract runs The city of Newark sent letters to student and resident lifestyles as a duplex walls , · are common through June 1990 and, according to all local property owners inviting main reason for problems between complaints he said he encounters. university personnel policies and them to the meeting, which was an the two groups. Most problems, Hogan added, procedures for professional and effort to "see if we could The panel of four included exist in areas of the city which have salaried staff, after five years of communicate more effectively," said Newark Police Chief William A. a mix of student and owner-occupied service, professional employees are Mayor Ronald L. Gardner, who Hogan, City Building Director Junie neighborhoods, such as Madison entitled to a full year's notice of served as panel moderator. L. Mayle, former Newark Alderman Drive, which he said has about a 50- non-renewal of contract. ·-Other interested property owners Vance Funk and certified property SO mix. "The year's notice of renewal were turned away from the meeting manager John Mastriana. should take place in July 1990," because of space limitations in the Each panel participant offered see LANDLORDS page 4 Manus said. Maxine Colm, vice president for Employee Relations, said, "In my interpretation, he was given a year's notice. "A year's notice means you will be compensated for a year and that is precisely what Mr. Manus will have." Colm said Manus will also receive benefits of a full -time employee and will be payed for one year starting from the Oct. 31 termination date. John Noble, Manus' legal counsel at Parkowski, Noble and Guerke, said, "[Manus] is entitled to one year's nolice following the expiration for the renewal date which would in essence mean he is entitled to compensation through June 1991." "All I know is he's getting paid for a year and that is my opinion of what the policy is," Trabant said. "You have to go to the next renewal date before that notice takes effect," Noble explained. C.arolyn A. Thoroughgood, dean of the College of Marine Studies, said it was necessary to preserve see POSITION page 8 - ~ 2 ·THE REVIEW• November 3. 1989 n . Afq~ :~~hlege m~~~~~~~~,~~ST" '~·~ .~~~~ ,~ .~~.~~!~.~=~ ,L-~-~-----~-~---- ---~~----~-----' Staff Reporter Undergraduate and graduate students will could enable the university to "leapfrog" In add1t10n to th~ qmckncss, Its a whole 1 be using the new system, he said. competing schools. new computer arch1t~cture students need_ to The new computer, which is being Pipes said he hopes to make the university know about. It ~cqmres ~.tudents to thmk Grad students study A $550,000 state-of-the-art computer system, the BBN Butterfly II, will enable the shipped from Massachusetts to Spencer Lab a pioneer in software with the ne'I;V system. about pr_o~lems differently. earthquake events university to "leapfrog" competing schools, today, should be operable by the end of "Delaware is unique in that we are using The 1n1t1al syst~m. hardware IS bem_g a university official said. December, said Klein. parallel processing in chemical installed, "but _that s_ JUSt part of w~at 1s The College of Engineering recent I y engineering," Klein said, not in computer possible," he satd.