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Attempted Murder Charged Said In Sports In Serendipity An Associated Collegiate Press Four-Star All-American Newspaper Kim Castellanos and a National Pacemaker Vegetarians and teammates beware: Meat place third in NAC Loaf conquers page B6 page Bl FREE TUESDAY Attempted murder charged said. attempted to run, only to be A robbery turns bloody as the Perry said lhe manager went out stabbed again, Perry said. the back door of the building at The victim could not open the victim is kidnapped and stabbed. about 10 p.m. to start his car when register, so the suspect then the suspect, who was wearing a demanded money from a safe BY IIMMY P MILLER the chest, arms and back while mask, approached and stabbed him. located downstairs. City News Editor robbing the restaurant, Delaware A struggle ensued and th e The two then went downstairs, A 42-year-old Wilmington man State Police Lt. David Citro said. suspect pushed the manager back opened the safe and the manager was arrested Friday and charged Spencer, a former employee of into the building, where he fell handed an undisclosed amount of with attempted murder in The Hop, was arrested by down a staircase, he said. money and receipts over to the connection with the Feb . 10 detectives of the State Police The manager tried to flee, Perry suspect, he said. stabbing of a restaurant manager at robbery squad during the execution said, but he was run down and Perry said the suspect did not The Hop on Kirkwood Highway, of search warrants of his residence, stabbed again by lhe suspect. speak much throughout the police said. Citro said. The suspect then dragged the incident, but motioned with his Jesse L. Spencer, of Solitude The suspect allegedly threw manager upstairs and attempted to knife to tell the manager what to Way in the Walden development, water in the manager's face and retrieve money from the front do. allegedly stabbed the night stabbed him before demanding register. THE REVIEW /Jimmy P. Miller The suspect then locked the The Hop, on Kirkwood Highway, was the site of an attempted manager of The Hop seven times in money, The Hop owner Mark Perry While upstairs, the victim again see THE HOP page A4 murder last week. The suspect was arrested Friday. Man solicits Train hits sex from car stuck policemen on tracks BY LARA D'ONOFRIO BY M. TYE COMER N<!ws features Editor Entertainment Editor A freight train leveled and dragged a A 23-year-old New ca·stle car 50 feet as its owners watched from man was arrested Friday after outside Wondertand Tapes and Recort1s at allegedly soliciting sex from approximately 7:30p.m. Thursday. two male, undercover state Newark residents Amery, 75, and troopers, Delaware State Police Shirley D. Dunn, 72, escaped from their said. 1993 Buick Roadmaster unharmed. The The suspect was allegedly train engineer was also unharmed. found carrying a billy club at "At first I didn't want to get out of lhe the time of the apprehen·sion, car, " Amery Dunn said. "I tho)Jght the said Cpl. David W. Thomas, · train would stop." public information officer for Mr. Dunn said he was auempting to the Delaware State Police. make a right on Elkton Road off Main Thomas gave this account of the ii\Cident: At about 1: 15 p .m the man • See related story, A3 fla,gged down two troopers offered them money to have sex . Street when his car got stuck on lhe tracks. with him on US Route 13 south Newark policeman Gerry Dawson saw of New Castle. the couple in distress and tried to help get When the officers identified the car off lhc 1rncks before the train was themselves, the suspect due to arrive. attempted to flee the scene. When the car would not budge, After a brief chase, the Dawson called a tow truck and the train suspect was caught and company, Conrail, to warn of lhe obstacle subdued by the officers. ahead. The suspect was charged Dawson, who said he could hear lhe with prostitution, loitering, oncoming train, got on the tracks and tried resisting arrest and carrying a to signal to the engineer. concealed dangerous ''The conductor said he saw me," he instrument. said, "but he could not stop in time." Information about the THE REVIEW /Kelly Bennen A University policeman at the scene suspect's arraignment was The car of Newark residents Amery and Shirley D. Dunn was struck by a train Thursday evening at the intersection of Main Street and said, "By lhe time the train got lhe word, unavailable at the time of print. Police are continuing to Elkton Road in front of Wonderland Records and Tapes. see TRAIN ACCIDENTpage A3 investigate the incident. Wolllan dies in car Runaway rodent rat-tles Pencader accident on I -95 After being let loose, a lab rat creates chaos. lane of the highway at BY CRAIG L. BLACK Pencader representative contacted "I'm just glad it wasn 't served to are vacuumed. A car hits the about 2:15 a.m. when her Stall Reporter university maintenance Thursday me," Heath said. "We do have traps and monitors back of a tractor­ vehicle struck the back of Pencader Dining Hall was a rat morning to remove the rat from the All university dining halls are around to tell us if something comes the truck which was also in trap Thursday afternoon when a pest building. treated by a pest control program on in," Lenox said. "We continuously trailer. the left lane. control specialist removed a foot­ The brilliant-white female rodent a weekly basis, Gajda said, adding go lhrough inspecting." A Maryland woman was Nickle, who was not long rodent. was spotted for the first time Because many s tud ents bring killed Thursday when her wearing her seatbelt, was But this wasn't your ordinary Thursday morning by a group of backpacks and thi ck winter coats car hit the back of a taken to Christiana case of a mangy, food-grubbing students who informed Gajda of the into the dining hall, Gajda said tractor-trailer traveling Hospital where she was rodent coming in from the cold. festering fugitive. "I'm J. ust glad anyone involved in the rodent south on 1-95 about one­ pronounced dead of No, !his one was brought inside. "As soon as I found out about smuggling trade won ' t have too half mile north of the multiple injuries. "On [Feb. 13] some students [the rat], we got some people to [the rat] wasn't difficult a time. service station, Delaware The truck driver, Sion E. brought a lab rat in and thought it help get it out of our dining hall," The vermin found shelter by State Police said. New, Jr. of Powder would be exciting to let it go in the he said. served to me." shimmying through a hole in the Springs, Ga., was not Cpl. David Thomas of dining hall," said Pencader Manager "All of the management wanted wall of the dining hall that led to a Delaware State Police gave injured and no charges Phil Gajda. to get the animal out as quickly and _Rick Heath (AS SO) heating pipe, Gajda said . this account of the have been filed. After a lifetime of shocks, quie tly as possible," said pest "It was definitely domesti cated," Nickle was the 13th incident: needles and end less mazes the control specialist Grant Lenox. he said. "It wasn't a wild ral. [The Ann Nickle, 25, o f the person to be killed on rodent smelled freedom at last. No, "It's not like we're infested or pest control speci alisls] were able to Delaware roadways this 300 block of East Cecil wait! That wasn't freedom, it was overrun with rodents," Gajda said. that rodents do not have an easy pick it up and handl e i1." year, compared to six last Avenue in North East, Md. Grade Q hamburger meat, boiling "It was somcbody's pet and it was path into the facilities. Lenox agreed the rat d id not year at this time. was apparently travelling lard and cheese - lots and lots of kind of funny." To ensure cleanliness, he said come from the outside. "Someone at high speed in the left cheese. Rick Heath (AS SO) was relieved further precautions arc taken . After brought it in and let it loose on -jimmy P. Miller After unsuccessfully attempting he 'd be eating hamburger instead of every service period, the noors arc purpose, " Lenox said. "It's kind of to contain the rodent for days. a rat burger. swept and mopped and the carpets sec PENCADER RAT page A4 CONTENTS INSIDE REVIEW KEEPING TABS On February 22, Campus Flash.A2 Serendipity..... B1 Don't run with scissors. Eat your Weekly World News 1980, Susan Police Reports.A2 Aunt Spumoni.Bl vegetables. Look both ways reports of a Kansas Brynteson began her BackFiash ....... A2 Movie Lines .... B2 before crossing the street. And millionaire bachelor job as director of the News Horoscopes .... B2 most importantly, stay off the who will pay Morris Ubrary after Analysis .......... A2 Sports ............. B6 railroad tracks! On A3. $50,000 for a wife. How it works.A4 Comics ............. B13 Today will be sunny in the morning Ieavins her post as Imagine walking to class and Clayton Salsman, an ass1stant director World Briefs ....... A3 Classineds ........ Bll with clouds in the afternoon and a 43, said his bride chance of light rain or snow (!!!) trying to be precautionary to avoid of the library at In Review & Opinion .
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