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...... VE EEwww.dailyevergreen.com Vol. 106 No. 88 A Student Publication of Washington State University since' 1895 Thursday, January 13, 2000 AMurrow for a multi-billionaire CNN, TSS founder will be the Murrow School of Communication. vice-chairman of the company. Communication faculty and the "He is the best living example "We were honoring him for his past given Murrow Award award advisory committee chose Turner of the Edward R. Murrow tradi- achievements, but now we will honor because of his influence on telecommu- tion ofhigh ethical standards." him as a future contributor, too," Tan By Cameron Probert nications, Tan said. said. "He is an innovator," he said. "He Alex Tan Tan said he hopes 'Iurner will inspire The father of 24-hour news is coming started CNN, which has become a lot of the students because he is a non-con- to Pullman in April. people's first source for news, including director, Murrow School of Communication formist. Ted Turner will be coming to WSU to world leaders." Turner will attend the school of com- accept the Edward R. Murrow Award Turner also started the Turner ity rights and the environment also munioation scholarship banquet before and give the keynote address at the Broadcasing System and put it in com- influenced the decision to invite him, going to Beasley Coliseum to recieve his related symposium. petition with the major networks. Tan said. That role is something Tan award from President Sam Smith. "He is the best living example of the ''They said it couldn't be done," Tan expects Turner will expand after Turner then will give the keynote Edward R. Murrow tradition ofhigh eth- said. "He did it, and was successful." America Online's $160 billion purchase address. The Murrow Symposium will ical standards," said Alex Tan, director of Turner's role as a champion of minor- of Time-Warner. Turner will remain the be at 7:30 p.m. April 21. Financial aid steady, costs increasing By Brye Butler "Whether it's to buy pizza or WSU tuition has increased 4 percent, but the amount of money available to toothpaste, everything costs. " students has remained the same. ''The majority of students need to Karen Kruse work," said Karen Kruse, manager of Manager, student hourly employment office the student hourly employment office. ''Whether it's to buy pizza or toothpaste, Students are allowed to work a maxi- everything costs." mum of 516 hours in a six-month period, The three components of financial aid no more than 19 hours per week. are loans, grants and work study. They Work study participants work an are based on a students' financial need. average of 10 to 15 hours a week, Kruse Seventy-million dollars in loans are said. Vacation time, such as winter or distributed to students annually at spring break, is inexception to the max- WSU, sajdJulie Naccarato, associate imum amount of hours that can be director of financial aid. worked; students can work more hours. The loans must be repaid with or Students also are not limited to these without interest, depending on the indi- restrictions if they are working within vidual need. If a student is eligible, their major or if they are a member of a interest can be waived. student body government, Kruse said. Grants also are distributed based on Students must be enrolled in six or need, but repayment is not required. more credits per semester and meet The money is allocated from state, fed- financial need requirements to be eligi- eral and institutional funds and are ble. somewhat difficult to get, she said. Many students choose to work off- The qualifications are very specific campus to supplement their income. and the student must have a low family ''The community relies on the employ- contribution or be financially indepen- ment of students," Kruse said. dent, Naccarato said. The majority of Pullman residents Students ,in need of assistance also are employed by the university. WSU can qualify for work study. has about 5,000 full and part-time Approximately 1,200 students rely on employees, according to an area profile the work study program for aid, Kruse supplied by the Palouse Economic said. Development Council. Schweitzer Employers fund 25 percent of work- Engineering employs 417 Pullman resi- ing students' pay and the remaining 75 dents and the Pullman School District is percent comes from state, federal or the third-largest employer with 245 institutional funds. employees. "(Work study) helps students borrow "At anyone time, WSU has 3,000 to less if they need financial assistance," 5,000 students working either full or HSIU-CHU CHUNG/DAILY EVERGREEN Naccarato said. part-time," Kruse said. Samantha De LaFuthte, a junior majoring in psychology, works in the Rotunda _.There are restrictions and require- "It's all about the overall expense of dining center. She has been on work study for the past two semesters. ments for work study participants. going to school," she said. Cafe, class meet in Cafe Curr~cula - . ~ Crim-son Company By Sabine Trenkler "Itp·· t; the to the test Cur:ricula, said q-ene Fritz, U. m , Culmary Educator mtRe Hotel The department of Hotel and because they have guests. and Restaurant Department, ~getsfinal curtain call Restaurant Administration will open the doors of Cafe in the dining room, real "'!Ie ,~ry~ob~ld a solid foun- By Denise Holley "Crimson Company takes up . I'd . , dation, Fritz said. ,roughly 20 percent of our annu- Curricula again on March 21 lzvepeop ean zt s very The students involved in for five weeks. The show won't go on for al budget," Lincoln said. practical. " Cafe Curricula get to know all Crimson Company. In a restaurant set up in the Operating costs for the areas of work. They rotate The last curtain call will ensemble have gone up every Todd Hall dining room, stu- Gene Fritz through all kinds of restaurant come at the end of this semes- dents will serve guests every year, reaching about $150,000 Culinary educator work, including the kitchen and ter. The WSU show choir has to $160,000 annually, Lincoln Tuesday night from March 21 service, Fritz said. to April 18. danced its way around the said. The expenses cut into ser- The advantage of Cafe Northwest for 23 years as vices for alumni and-the board ~ Cafe Curricula has been a They are enrolled in the lab Curricula is that the students .. requirement of Hotel: and ambassador for the university has been unable to find other - . six hours ner week, three of get exposed to every facet of the and the Alumni Association. Restaurant Administration.stu- which are -practical sessions. sources of funding, he said. . . restaurant business, he said. The executive board of the dents for six semesters. The other three are lectures. When Crimson Company. "It sort of encompasses every- Alumni Association decided last Working at Cafe Curricula is After the students learn the debuted in 1977, the musicians thing that they have picked up week it could no longer afford to the culmination of a practical basic skills, they have a practi- trained and toured on a budget' for the preceding 11 weeks," fund the ensemble, said lab class HRA students have to cal examination, do banquet 6f. about $20,000 to $25,000 a' Executive Director, Keith take during their sophomore service at interd~partrnental Lincoln. year. events and then they do Cafe SeeCurricula, page 4 SeeCompany, page 4 2 THE DAILY EVERGREEN THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 2000

Happening Soon 6:30am Early Bird srEP-n-SCULPT Aerobics, Sara Skibba Monday, Wednesday, Friday; 6:30-7:30am; Conditioing Center, 2nd floor Fieldhouse Monday $45.00 WSU Students; $55.00 Non WSU Students Monday Night Supper with service is offered starting at 5 p.m. at the K-House, next to The Bookie. MWF 11:10am CARDIO KICKBOXING Aerobics, Tina Kohli Monday, Wednesday, Friday; 11: 10-12noon; Conditioning Center, 2nd floor Fieldhouse $40.00 WSU Students; $50.00 Non WSU Students Tuesday Are you a serious bible student? Study the Gospel of Matthew at 7 p.m. MWF 12:1Opm STEP-n-SCULPT Aerobics, Laura Dunham . in the K-House. Monday, Wednesday, Friday; 12: I0-1 :OOpm; Conditioning Center, 2nd floor Fieldhouse $40.00 WSU Students; $50.00 Non WSU Students First Marketing Club meeting will be held at 5 p.m. Tuesday in CUB room 232. New members are welcome. .. MWF 3:10pm CARDIO KICKBOXING Aerobics, Diahe Simpson Monday, Wednesday, Friday; 3: 10-4: 10pm; Conditioning Center, 2nd floor Fieldhouse $45.00 WSU Students $55.00 Non WSU Students Wednesday The YMCA at WSU will have an informational meeting about their Big MW 4:15pm YOGA - Firm, Fit, Flexible, Rosemarie Waller (Romee) Buddy program at noon Wednesday in CUB Room 212. Monday, Wednesday; 4: I5-5: 15pm; PEB Mat Room (145) $50.00 WSU Students $60.00 Non WSU Students All are invited to the Art Student Association meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Fine Arts Lounge. MWF 4:15pm STEP UP Aerobics, Diane Simpson Monday, Wednesday, Friday; 4: 15-5: 15pm; Conditioning Center, 2nd t100r Fieldhouse $45.00 WSU Students $55.00 Non WSU Students Thursday Graduate Student fellowship meets at 5:45 p.m. at the K House. MWF 5:20pm BODY SCULPTING Aerobics, Stephanie Bettger Monday, Wednesday, Friday; 5:20-6:35pm; Conditioning Center, 2nd floor Fieldhouse Ongoing $50.00 WSU Students $60.00 Non WSU Students

MWF 5:30pm ABDOMINALS ONLY Exercise C~ Damien Gadomski S.T.A.G.E. will be holding their weekly meetings at 5 p.m, Thursdays in Monday, Wednesday, Friday; 5:30-6:00pm; PEB Mat Room (145) "The Green Room" in Daggy Hall. Meetings are followed by Improv $35.00 WSU Students $45.00 Non WSU Students Comedy from "The Nuthouse." MWF 6:30pm CARDIO KICKBOXING Aerobics, Stephanie Ostrom S.T.A.G.E., in conjunction with University Theatre will be holding open Monday, Wednesday, Friday; 6:30-7:45pm; Smith Gym 115 auditions for the spring production of "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern $45.00 WSU Students; $55.00 Non WSU Students are Dead." Auditions are from 6 to 10 p.m. Jan. 25 and 26 in Daggy Hall. MWF 6:40pm STEP-n·SCULPT, Roxanne Ruck Monday, Wednesday, Friday; 6:40-7:40pm; Conditioning Center. 2nd Floor Fieldhouse $45.00 WSU Students; $55.00 Non WSU Students The Cougar Communicators Toastmaster ClUb is looking for new members who want to enhance their leadership and speaking skills. MWF7:45pm CARDIO KICKBOXING, Monica Yokemura Meetings will be held at noon Tuesdays in CUB Room 108-109. Monday, Wednesday, Friday; 7:45-8:45pm; Conditioning Center, 2nd Floor Fieldhouse $45.00 WSU Students; $55.00 Non WSU Students Women's Transit, which provides free rides to women who wouldoth- Tues, Thurs Sat/Sun Classes -- signups bffin Mon., erwise walk alone at night, will continue to provide its service beginning iIi6 and classes begin Tues.! il Sunday Jan. 30. Service Hours are from 6 p.m. to 12 a.m. Sunday TIlt 7:30am YOGA· Firm, Fit, Flexible, Rosemarie Waller (Rornee) through Thursday and from 6 p.m. to 4 a.m. Friday and Saturday. For Tuesday, Thursday; 7:30am-8:30am; PEB Mat Room (145) a ride call 335-6830. To become a volunteer driver or dispatcher call $50.00 WSU Student; $60.00 Non WSU Students 335-6849 or stop by the Women's Resource Center in Wilson Hall. TIlt 12:00pm CARDIO KICKBOXINGAerobics, Monica Yokemura The Depression Treatment Group meets every Thursday beginning Jan. Tuesday, Thursday 12:00-1 :OOpm; Conditioning Center, 2nd t100r Fieldhouse 27. Contact Juan Ramirez or Trudy Iredale at Counseling Services at $35.00 WSU Students; $45.00 Non WSU Students 335-4511 for further information. 1ThSun 3:10pm CARDIO KICKBOXING Aerobics, Karen Jenner Tuesday Thursday, Sunday; 3: 104:25pm; Conditioning Center; 2nd floor Fieldhouse $50.00 WSU Students: $60.00 Non WSU Students

Pullman Weather TIlt 4:10pm YOGA - Firm Fit, Flexible, Rosemarie Waller (Rornee) Today: Rain Tuesday Thursday; 4: 10-5: 10pm; PEB Mat Room (145) High 137, Low 29 $50.00 WSU Students: $60.00 Non WSU Students Tomorrow: Rain TIltSun 4:30pm ABDOMINALS ONLY Class, TIh-S. Bettger & Sun-Karen Jenner High: 42 Low: 32 Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday; 4:30-5pm; Conditioning Center, 2nd Floor Fieldhouse Wednesday: Rain and Snow $35.00 WSU Students: $45.00 Non WSU Students High: 35 Low: 28 TIllSun 5:10pm STEPPING IT UP Aerobics, TTh-S. Bettger & Sun-Kathy Law (some multi-step will be included) Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday; 5: 10-6:25pm; Conditioning Center, 2nd floor Fieldhouse THE Editor: Vicki Rothrock $50.00 WSU Students: $60.00 Non WSU Students [email protected] DAILY EVERGREEN Assistant Editor: Marcus Michelson [email protected] TTh 5:15pm HIP HOP FUNK Aerobics, Keri Michaels P.O. Box 642510: Pullman. WA 99164 Assistant Editor: Ryan Ford Tuesday, Thursday; 5: 15-6: 15pm; Smith Gym 115 [email protected] The Daily Evergreen is the official student publica- $35.00 WSU Students: $45.00 Non WSU Students Assistant Editor for Sports: Chris Chancellor tion af Washington State University, operating [email protected] under authority granted to the Board of Student Photo Editor: Kevin German TTh 5:20pm YOGA - Intermediate, Rosemarie Waller (Romee) with previous experience Publications by the WSU Board of Regents. [email protected] Tuesday Thursday; 5:20-6:20pm; PEB Mat Room (145) Responsibilities for establishing news and adver- Online Editor: Terry J. Mullinax tising policies and deciding issues related to con- $50.00 WSU Students: $60.00 Non WSU Students [email protected] tent rest solely with the student staff. The editor Advertising Manager: Rebecca Andrews and advertising manager provide reports to the [email protected] TIltSun 6:30pm CARDIO KICKBOXING, Laura Dunham Board of Publications at its monthly meetings. Graphics Manager: Monica Southmayd Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday; 6:30-7:30pm; Conditioning Center, 2nd floor Fieldhouse The governing "Statement of Policies and [email protected] Operating Bylaws" is available at SP's administra- $45.00 WSU Students: $55.00 Non WSU Students Production Manager: Kelly Brown tive offices in Room 113. Murrow Building. SP [email protected] general manager is Bob Hilliard. SATURDAY ONLY 9:00am STEP UP Aerobics, Contact Us: Saturday; 9:00-1 0:00am; Conditioning Center, 2nd floor Fieldhouse If you'd like to work for The Dally Evergreen ... Editor: 335-3194 Sports: 335-2465 contact ASSistant Editor Marcus Michelson at $15.00 WSU Students: $25.00 Non WSU Student Circulation: 335-5138 CI...... Ifled: 3354573 335-1099. Newsroom: 335-1140 Fax: 335-7401 Other Co-Recreation Classes Advertising: 335-2124 Graphics: 335-4179 if you'd like to place an ad ... call 335-2124 and Photo: 335-2292 Online: 335-2290 ask for Advertising Manager Rebecca Andrews. AIKIDO, Bob FergusonlDetlefDecker e-mail: [email protected] M-Th; 5pm-6:30pm and Sat/Sun 4-6pm: BEGINS: Monday, Jan. 10 for 9 weeks Internet: www.dailyevergreen.com If you think something has been Incorrectly Smith Gym) 24; (Sat/Sun PEB 145) $45.00 WSU Students; $55.00 Non WSU Students reported ... contact Assistant Editor Ryan Ford at Copyright © 2000 WSU Student Publications 335-1099. Board. All WSU Student Publications articles. KOKONDO Karate, Sheldon Shirey photographs and graphics are the property of the . Tues & Thurs; 6:30-8:3Opm and Sat., 9am-) pm If you have a news tip ... call the newsroom at WSU Student Publications Board and may not be 335-1140. reproduced without expressed written consent. BEGINS: Tuesday, Jan. 11 for semester Smith Gym) 24 (and on Sat. in PEB I45-Mat Room) To purchase a copy of al1)l photo publi8lled In Postmaster: Send address changes to The Daily $50.00 WSU Students; $60.00 Non WSU Students The Dally Evergreen ••• call Kevin German at Evergreen at P.O. Box 642510. Pullman. WA 335-2292. ' 99164-2510. First-class semester subscriptions are $90 if S.A. V.E. (Safety Against Violence in the En~nment), Eddie & Russ First copy free, each mailed daily; $60 if mailed weekly.One-year sub- Monday, Wednesday, Friday; 6:00-8:00pm; Smith Gym 21 SCriptions are $160 if mailed daily. $100 if additional copy SO¢ mailed weekly. USPS Permit No. 142.a60. BEGINS: Monday, Jan. 10 for semester $20.00/month WSU Students; $30.00/month Non WSU Students

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NEWS THURSDAY. JANUARY 13, 2000 THE DAILY EVERGREEN 3 Schools get grades worth grounding The Associated Press D- in improving teacher quali- 2000, an annual 50-state pub- take issue with the tough and started a statewide stan- ty, a failing grade in "scho~l cli- lic education survey conducted OLYMPIA - It's a report grades, but said the state is dardized testing. program to mate" - based on school SIze by Education Week, a national aggressively trying to reform card that would make most rank and measW'e student and absenteeism - and a publication specializing in edu- its educational system - and parents cringe. But these dis- improvement. Education lead- notation that less than a third cation. Public schools nation- would expect to see better mal marks were sent to ers say the state's new A+ com- of the state's fourth, sixth and wide earned a C average, with marks in coming years. mission will work to identify Washington state, which has eight graders are performing Connecticut, South Carolina, Washington currently 'poorly performing districts and been striving mightily - and adequately in reading, writing Oklahoma and North Carolina devotes 46 percent of its $20 help them meet state stan- spending billions - to over- and math. among states that earned top billion budget to education. In dards. haul its public schools. The report was issued marks. recent years the state adopted The report graded schools- The report card includes a Wednesday by Quality Counts Key education leaders didn't tougher academic standards based on the past year's scores.

By Sabine Trenkler . Umbreit said. 'The school has tours and Students who enroll at WSU field trips to different coun- usually. expect to spend four tries," he said. "(The students) years amid the rolling hills of can participate in activities the Palouse. with students from different A select few Hotel and international countries." Restaurant Administration stu- Last year, ICHA hosted students get the chance to spend dents from 20 countries. some of that time in the snow- You meet students from dif- capped mountains of the Swiss ferent cultural backgrounds Alps. with different perspectives, One of these students is Flores said. Gabrielle McGraw, a senior "It gave me some insight I who spent last spring at the hadn't heard of in class before," International College of she said. Hospitality Administration in The . experience abroad Brig, Switzerland. enhances the studies at WSU, "It was the best experience of Umbreit said. my life," she said. "They are learning European WSU began the exchange service standards," he said. "A program with ICHA in 1985, lot of international examples said W Terry Umbreit, director are used in the class." of the WSU Department of Umbreit said, he thinks the Hotel and Restaurant students are better prepared Administration. for their work after the gradua- After a variety of changes, tion. the program, as it is now, was 'The students know them- JEFF WHITNEY/DAILY EVERGREEN established four years ago. selves better," he said. 'They Culinary Educator Gene Fritz teaches different vegetables cutting techniques during an HRA WSU students have the can talk about these experi- class Wednesday in the Todd Hall cooking lab. OPportunity to spend a semes- ences, they can talk about what ter in Switzerland and experi- international experience in a continue to take classes that they can travel," he said. they've learned. It certainly is foreign country," he said. "They satisfy their degree require- Information about the ence European hotel manage- an advantage." ment style, Umbreit said. can learn about the culture, ments." exchange program can be Flores said she feels well pre- learn about the language and "They get to know different obtained at the Education WSU can send up to five stu- pared for working internation- they can travel. But they can standards, different cuisine and Abroad office in Bryan Hall. dents per semester and all of ally. the credits earned at ICHA are ''We talked about processes transferable to WSU, he said. you have to go through in order ICliA is a small school with to get a job in different coun- about 150 students said Erin tries," she said. "We talked A sampling of upcoming events .... Flores, a Hotel and RestaW'ant about different expectations." Administration senior, who also The experience abroad is spent last spring at ICHA. enriching the student's perspec- "The class sizes there are tive about international cul- AT BEASLEY COLISEUM smaller and the students have tures and international busi- WSU'S a heavy potential to receive a ness practices, Umbreit said. lot of individual attention," "They are looking for an Special Valentine's Day Show: The Bestof Gilbert & Sullivan February 14, 7:30 p.m a:

Featuring former stars of the D'Oyly Carte. this show features the best- loved songs from The Mikado,The Pirates of Penzance. and HMS Pinafore wit~.rnanyother Gilbert & Sullivan gems, the p{:}rfeqway to spend Valentine's Day!

Discount ~dent tickets are made pos- The National Song and Dance sible by a grari~ from the Visual Performing Company of Mozambique and LiteraryPorts Committee of WSU. April 4, 7:30 p.m. ss Anothec.Fes1:ival Dance presentation, this compahywill bring "dancing that makes-the earth move" to the Beasley SPirit of the Dance: The New stage: The 'New York Times says,"As com- -~ Millennium pelnng as the dance was the warmth, January 21, 8 p.m. hU!Jlor;and ?tYlishnessof the performers, as w~.llas their seemingly inexhaustible New HO & VHO One ofthe most successful shows to ene~ and grace." '. ever come-out of the UK A thrilling, toe-tapping,hand- Suppo~ed by the Visual Performing and, tanning beds wi facials through theWQrlA'AFlfri Literary AJ1;s C:0lTlmittee. Upgrade a tan for Crowds cannot get enough ofill

. only $2.00 The RoyalWinnil?~Ballet performs B~autyana the Beast March I, 7:30 p.m. e Presented by FestivafDance, Canada's premier ballet company appears in a 334-1761 'magr)ific~~t$FQry;:g.(lllet,wedding great Yourlicket To Something Special! NE 600 Colorado dance w~hppv,~eliul' drama.' 'A lavish affair;breath-takiQg in scope and satisfy- Tickets for these and many other events coming to Beasley Coliseum .are on sale now at Beasley,G&B Se- ing to adults and children alike," lect-A-Seat outlets, or by phone at 800-l2S-SEAT. 4 .}HE DAILY EVERGREEN THURSDAY. JANUARY 13. 2000 NEWS Computer lab costs to be included in housing fees By Cameron Probert Students living in residence halls will be able to use the residence hall computer labs free of charge fall semester. Students now pay $60 per semester for a pass to use the computer labs. A yearly fee of $45.50 will be incorporated into the room and board charge, covering use of residence hall computer labs. Computer labs have been losing money since 1996, when ResNet was set up, said George Ball, manager of Student Computing Services. More students have been bringing computers to school and using them to connect to the Internet. RAJAH BOSE/DAILY EVERGREEN The residence hall computer Freshmen Daniel Corona and Aurelio Murillo utilize the come labs "are an attractive resource," Ball said. ''They help puter facilities at Stephenson Hall. The costs associated with recruiting and retention." with the lab will be now included in room and board fees. The labs cost $172,000 a year washer and dryer fee students important to provide this ser- to run, Ball said. This includes pay, Residence Life Director vice." JEFF WHITNEY/DAILY EVERGREEN software, hardware and per- Tony Nowak said. Residence RHA President Austin Duff sonel costs. The $45.50 figure Jenny Weatherford, a junior majoring in Hotel and Restaurant Life will be putting off some said the Residence Hall came from dividing the yearly Administration, prepares an espresso Wednesday morning. Association talked to the resi- costs by the number of students renovations, so the raise in the serving food at Cafe Curricula, in the residence halls. room and board costs will be dence hall student govern- Curricula HRA students research food in "It's a good deal for the resi- minimal, he said. ments and the students seemed "We've been working with responsive to the idea. continued from page 1 a 300-1evel class, then develop dents," Ball said. "It's a good the menu for Cafe Curricula in deal for Res Life. If you need (the Residence Hall "The responses that we an advanced culinary class. computer help, then you can Association) all last semester, recieved sounded like they Fritz said. "It puts them to the and there was a possibility (the would use them for things that test because they have guests The students move from just either hike up to IT or you can computer labs) could be closed," they couldn't do at home," Duff in the dining room, real live the basics of running a restau- go to your local residence hall." rant to analyzing what hap- The fee will be similiar to the Nowak said. ''They felt it was said. people and it's very practical." l ''We are trying to get the stu- pened at the restaurant and dents some exposure to (restau- then redeveloping from that rant work), to get them a feel analytical data the menu for instrumentalists to perform ate professor of music and the- for how it runs, how to relate . the next semester, Fritz said. Company and five technicians to handle ater. With each other, how to relate Everybody is welcome to visit lighting, sound and stage set- "Their visibility has been with the guests," he said. ''Then Cafe Curricula, Fritz said. It continued from page 1 up. . very important to our universi- hopefully, they'll be able to take will be open from 5:30 p.m. Ensemble members learn ty and our music department," that exposure and break until 10 p.m. on the Tuesdays year, Lincoln said. ''how the whole theater compa- she said. through a lot of fear and go to mentioned above. Crimson Company is a two- ny is put together and how to Soprano Devon Earls, a the industry with a little bit People interested in making semester class in performance live that journey for a year," senior majoring in music and more confidence." reservations can contact the ofAmerican popular music and Kelley said. theater, said she came to WS1J After gaining the practical . department at [email protected] musical theater, said Crimson Crimson Company is one of because of Crimson Company. experience with preparing and call at 335-EATS. Company Director Roger six performing ensembles on "[It] was an awesome experi- Kelley. 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'1,1' ., . .,NEWS THURSDAY, JANUARY ,13. 2000 THE ,DAILY EVERGREEN 5 Kingdome bleachers, Boeing fighter. delayed interior on .auction The.Associated Press Palm Beach, Fla., said the in its budget to cover any neces- vibration problem in Boeing's The Associated Press response thus far," Rinker said. SEATTLE - Delivery of the sary overtime work. first engine has been traced to a "Season ticket holders and the first engine for Boeing's Joint "You know you're going to SEATTLE - Time has run single part, which is being mod- ones who had something spe- Strike Fighter has been run into contingencies," Tull out on the Seattle Seahawks' ified. cial happen to them while in delayed three months while said. "We still expect to reach He would not say whether playoff hopes, and time is ~et- the Kingdome have been the Pratt & Whitney attempts to fix our goal within cost and within ting tight for anyone seeking the problem cropped up in any most responsive. Any of the a vibration problem. schedule." mementos of the team's old of the three other engines. seats I'm not able to sell will go It's one of several delays to The Pentagon also has home. The Joint Strike Fighter is back to the county for them to hit the Pentagon's weapons slipped behind on its own dead- designed to serve in the U.S. Air Seats, locker-room equip- use at the auction." competition between Boeing line for spelling out final Force, Navy and Marines, and ment and other items are being By late March or early April and Lockheed Martin over the requirements and specifica- Britain's Royal Navy in the ripped out of the concrete the Kingdome will be demol- contract for the next-generation tions for the new planes. Boeing early 21st century. The Kingdome before a Jan. 26 ished and crews will start work fighter. Flight tests are sched- and Lockheed need the specifi- Pentagon will choose a final deadline. Most of it will be auc- on Paul Allen's new outdoor uled to begin in the spring on cations to complete designs of design in spring 2001 and could tioned off May 13. football stadium. demonstration models. their test aircraft. spend as much as $300 billion if More than 16,000 seats and Several documentary compa- Pratt & Whitney, which is The Pentagon has fixed the portable bleachers were building engines for both com- the three services buy nearly price for each single-engine jet nies have contacted Kingdome 3,000 fighters. already sold to loyal fans, and staff to ask about filming the panies' test-model fighters, had at $28 million in 1994 dollars Engine assembly for Boeing's the remaining seats - roughly destruction for use in future been scheduled to send the first for the Air Force, $35 million for short takeoff and vertical-land- 50,000 - were sold to Brad films. engine to Boeing in November. the Marines and $38 million for ing version of the JSF for the the Navy. Rinker, the head of Northwest "With people willing to pur- Delivery now is not expected Marines and Royal Navy is also Metals and Salvage in Seattle. chase items left behind and until next month. Boeing and Lockheed each several weeks behind schedule. He must tear them out in 14 'documentary companies wanti- Boeing has done ground tests received $700 million to build Despite the delays, Boeing days. ng to film the demolition, that with a spare engine that is not and test a pair of fighters. The spokesman Mike Tull said the' Rinker is trying to sell them just shows what the Kingdome yet certified to fly. companies have "cost-plus" con- company will begin flight tests to the public for $100 each. meant," said Dick Gemperle, Tim Burris, a Pratt & tracts, meaning that they are to in the spring as planned. Tull "I've had a pretty good staff architect ofthe Kingdome. Whitney spokesman in West be reimbursed for their actual said Boeing has enough reserve expenses. Yakima triplets recovering The Associated Press YAKIMA - Arcelia Garcia walked into the neonatal inten- sive care unit at Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital and swooped up her daughter Brianna. The 54-year-old grandmoth- er - and mother of newborn triplets - kissed the sleeping little girl's head and cooed to her Tuesday Brianna was the only one of the Garcia triplets not in an incubator, but all three now are feeding on their own and are off intravenous hookups and monitors. Garcia already was the mother of eight and grand- mother of 13 when she found out she was pregnant again. The unlikely pregnancy was natural and without any major complications, said Garcia's '_ doctor, Diana Smigaj, who delivered the babies by Cesarean section Saturday. Garcia said she expects to go back home to Sunnyside on Thursday and take Brianna and Cecelia with her. Arianna will likely stay at the hospital another week. Man to be deported for traffic death The Associated Press WALLA WALLA - A Walla Walla resident has been ordered deported to Mexico after he serves a 27-month sentence for the traffic' death of a 73-year-old motorist. Antonio Vasquez-Vargas was ordered to serve the prison time after pleading guilty to vehicular homicide Monday in the collision that killed Floyd Murphy Aug. 10. Prosecutors said Vasquez- Vargas will be deported when his sentence ends. Walla Walla Superior Court Judge Robert Zagelow gave Vasquez-Vargascredit for five , months he has served in jail. Police said Vasquez-Vargas had a blood-alcohol content of .28, more than three times the legal limit of .08, and was fle~- For more information contact Captain Dan Bellig ing an earlier non-injury co~- at (509) 353-2953 (call collect) or e-mail at sion when the car he was dri- [email protected] ving struck a minivan driven by Murphy.' 6 THE DAilY EVERGREEN THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 2000 NEWS

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Berger, a University on Interstate 5 was probably an accident rather than a suicide, SPOKANE - The success of ing crops that are more nutri- of Idaho professor who has investigators have determined. genetically engineered crops tious, produce higher yields helped develop genetically On Tuesday, the Snohomish County medical examiner ruled the depends less on scientific and require less water and altered wheat that 'shows farm chemicals. death of Randy Lee Yttri, 45, of Snohomish, was "a probable acci- advances than on the biotech improved resistance to disease. dent." industry's ability to convince The European Union bans "It is the most scrutinized most genetically modified Yttri, sought on a warrant accusing him of delivery of danger- people that such crops are safe area of technology in the histo- ous drugs, was at the controls of a one-engine Cessna 150G that and won't hurt farmers or con- organisms because of health ry of man, particularly for the clipped power lines and crashed on the freeway north of Everett sumers, expert panelists said concerns and fears that altered food and agriculture indus- during the Friday morning rush hour. Wednesday. organisms could hurt the tries," said Michael J. Phillips, His mother, with whom he had been staying in Kirkland, sug- An industry official, a biotech ecosystem. executive director for food and gested he stole the plane and deliberately crashed it to kill himself, critic and two university wheat U.S. regulators contend that agriculture with the but Washington State Patrol and National Transportation Safety researchers agreed: The indus- genetically engineered crops Biotechnology Industry Board investigators said there was no evidence the crash was try has a big public-relations are essentially the same as con- Organization, which is funded intentional. task ahead before genetically ventionally bred varieties and engineered crops can yield by biotech companies and pose no threat to humans or the research universities. widespread benefits. environment. Backhoe accident kills one, injures "But this is more than about But critics argue that federal The panel spoke at the the science, and we need to agencies depend too heavily on Spokane Ag Expo and Pacific another during cable installation understand that," he said. private companies to conduct Northwest Farm Forum. Genetic engineering allows a research and report problems. EVERETI - One man was killed and another badly injured in Efforts to further spread the single gene to be spliced from a backhoe accident at a fiber optic cable installation site in the sub- Industry representative technology into the market- one organism to another. Phillips said a typical engi- urbs between Everett and Seattle. place must respect the rights of Biotech foods already are wide- neered crop doesn't enter the Christopher Michael Hagan, 23, of Monroe, La., died at farmers and consumers to ly used; corn and soybeans marketplace until 15 years Providence Everett Medical Center after being pinned against a make their own decisions, pan- genetically designed to kill flatbed trailer Tuesday evening. Thomas F. Sullivan, 54, of Loco, after its conception, in part due elists said. pests or withstand herbicides to regulatory scrutiny. Okla., was in serious condition. "The issues transcend safety have become popular with U.S. . Consumer safety concerns Washington State Patrol Lt. Walt Fisch said the backhoe was and environmental concerns. farmers. are largely the result of misin- being operated by Heath E. Schooler, 25, of Fairfax, Va. All three The debate has gone well Advocates say biotechnology formation, he said. were working, for C&S Network Construction of Purcell, Okla., .installing the cable under a contract with US Crossing Inc. of Beverly Hills, Calif. , Carbon dating will reveal "These two workers were kneeling down behind the flatbed Customs trailer, and the backhoe operator had set up to do a dig," Fisch the age of Kennewick Man said. "He swiveled around ... and when he pulled back on the throt- agents to tle the backhoe lurched forward and the front bucket pinned the The Associated Press and seeks the return of the bones for reburial without two workers against the back ofthe trailer." YAKIMA The U.S. study, objected to the radiocar- check An investigation by the state Department of Labor and Department of the Interior on bon tests as a desecration. The Industries officials was pending. Thursday will release results of process requires the destruc- radiocarbon-dating on cargo for tion of a small amount of bone. Public urination warrants up to 90 Kennewick Mart, along with its decision on whether to classify The collection of 350 bones stowaways the human remains as Native known as Kennewick Man was days in jail, $1,000 fine in Selah found in the shallows of the American under federal law. The Associated Press SELAH - Gotta go? Better not do it out in the open in this town Whatever the government's Columbia River in 1996. Initial north ofYakima or you could face as much as 90 days in jail and a conclusions, the results, are carbon-dating' indicated HONG KONG - Nobody $1,000 fine.· . likely to be disputed in this con- Kennewick Man was. about knows how many containers A ban on public urination or defecation was approved unam- tentious case involving one of 9,200 years old. packed with desperate main- mously Tuesday by the City Council after police said they w~re the oldest and most complete The Interior Department land Chinese seeking better tired of people relieving themselves in parking lots after leaving skeletons found in North also has a March 24 deadline in lives in North America have local taverns. America. U.S. District Court in Portland passed through Hong Kong, Until now, the town had no such specific prohibition, Cityattor- A coalition of five Northwest to say whether the bones could but officials said Wednesday ney Kevin Roy said. Nearby Yakima provides. a maxim~ penal- Indian tribes, which claims be culturally affiliated with they're stepping up enforce- ty of 10 days in jail and a $250 fine under their 1990 ordinance. Kennewick Man as an ancestor any modern-day tribe. ment efforts to try to stop the .sometimes-deadly human traf- ficking. "A MAGICAL, MUSICAL, Hong Kong has come under Dining Services Now Hiring scrutiny after three Chinese ANIMATED MASTERPIECE!" were found dead and more Student Managers! David Sheehan. CBS-TV than two dozen alive in con- "IMAX' Is THE WAY To SEE IT - NOT JUST As A FILM, BUT As AN EVENT." tainers that landed in Seattle Training Wage: $7.40/hr; After Training: $8.20jhr Roger E~erl. CHICAGO SUN-TIMES this week. "You WON'T BEliEVE YOUR EYES OR EARS. 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Ressam had a one-night reserva- acronym GIA. charged in a criminal complaint and a used telephone records Wednesday to tion at a motel near Seattle's Space "It is not surprising that there is a hearing was scheduled. However, prose- demonstrate ties between a Canadian Needle, and the fears resulting from that chain of calls between the participants cutors chose the grand-jury alternative woman arrested at a remote Vermont link were cited as one reason for the can- as is disclosed in the complaint against in which proceedings are secret. border crossing last month and two cellation of the New Year's bash there. Ghani," Assistant U.S. Attorney David The FBI gained key evidence on explo- Algerians, including one accused of try- "There is a close and concerning link Kirby wrote. "Ghani explained to an sives smuggling from conversations ing to smuggle bomb materials into between Ms. Garofalo and the investiga- associate that the organization of which between Tizegha in Bellevue and Ghani Washington state. tions that are under way in New York Ressam is a member is well organized. in Brooklyn, the Seattle Times reported and Seattle," Assistant U.S. Attorney Court documents drew links for the Each person in a cell only knows 'the earlier. Tristram Coffin said. first time between Lucia Garofalo, Abdel tasks of two others involved, so that, in Garofalo was arrested trying to cross "Telephone toll records establish an Ghani and Ahmed Ressam. the event of arrest, no one could expose the. border at Beecher Falls, Vt., last additional recent link between Garofalo more than two confederates,'" Kirby Another person linked to Ghani was month. Five days earlier, Ressam was and associates of Ahmed Ressam," the wrote, quoting documents federal prose- indicted Wednesday by a federal grand arrested at a border crossing in Port prosecutors said. cutors filed in New York state against jury in Seattle. Angeles, where his car was found to con- The alleged telephone links are cir- Ghani. Abdel Hakim Tizegha, 29, of Algeria, tain explosive materials. And late in the cuitous, prosecutors said. But they said There were a series of telephone calls was charged with illegally re-entering month Ghani was arrested and accused that was how the terrorist organization between people who have ties to Ressam the United States and eluding border of traveling to Washington in a futile that Ghani and Ressam belonged to and Garofalo last month around the officers at Blaine, about 100 miles north attempt to meet up with Ressam. operated. Previously, Ressam and Ghani time of her arrest and Ressam's, Kirby of Seattle. The arrests had stirred fears of terror- have been linked to the Algerian Armed said in court documents. Nevada sniper sentenced Professional pickpocket studies to 20 years for 1-80 attack The Associated Press range of 20 to 55 years. Merritt craft, videotapes others in the act won't be eligible for parole until Las Vegas Review-Journal how he has made his living for RENO, Nev. - A former A year ago, Arno and his wife serving the minimum. most of his life. He started as a high school honor student has LAS VEGAS - Bob Arno is observed how pickpockets tar- Six vehicles were hit by gun- stage pickpocket in his native been sentenced to at least 20 the sultan of swipe. get bus riders. The pair picked fire that shut down a 10-mile Sweden, then entertained years in prison for a sniper You probably wouldn't a bus that runs from the stretch of 1-80 west of here for troops in Southeast Asia during attack on Interstate 80 that he believe it unless you saw it, but Vatican to Rome's main train four hours on Jan. 4,1999. the Vietnam War. said was to start a cross-coun- Arno is so deft he can, with a station, a route known by locals But now, he studies with the try shooting spree. Merritt had rifles, a knife bump of the shoulder and a to be filled with pickpockets goal of documenting the artistic Washoe District Judge and 3,000 rounds of ammuni- flick of the wrist, take the tie and thieves. form of thievery that dates back Steven Kosach imposed the tion when he was arrested later from around your neck before Arno got onto the bus with a sentence on Christopher in the day near Las Vegas while you know it's gone. almost to the beginning of time. wad of newspaper topped off Merritt, 21, of North Mankato, driving a pickup truck he stole It's hard to believe, but it's He and his wife, Bambi, are in with one Italian bill. Arno, Minn., who earlier pleaded from his grandfather in true. He does it regularly. the process of putting together armed with a small video cam- Fairfax, Mo. a book on all of the different era, was surrounded moments guilty to six counts of attempt- Arno is so good he can brush pickpocket skills. after boarding the bus by two ed murder in last winter's ,Public Defender Maize up against you with the most About once a month, the .pair well-dressed Italian men. shooting rampage. Pusich, who sought a minimum innocent of smiles on his face, travel across the world to When the bus lurched to a stop One person was hit in the 12-year sentence for Merritt, or an expression of concern, rub tourist destinations, where and everyone bumped together, chest. No one was killed. said she was pleased with the up against your shoulder, then they spend days videotaping one of the men took the wad "You committed a cowardly sentence. walk away. He strolls off, of act and pulled the trigger at But Deputy District streetwalkers and pickpockets from Arno's front pants pocket course, with your wallet. conning tourists and stealing least 12 times," Kosach told Attorney Thm Barb, who urged with a delicate two-fingered These are learned skills. For their money. Merritt. "Thank God you're a a minimum 102-year sentence, move. Arno continued to film the past 40 years, the Las "I think I'm the only one in the men as they started to walk bad shot." wasn't happy. Vegan has traveled the globe, the world who is doing this, as away, and while they discov- Merritt, handcuffed and "(Merritt) can still give no visiting more than 120 coun- far as I know," Arno said. "In ered their loot was not a wad of shackled, appeared somber good reason for why he did it," tries observe the planet's best to the last seven years I've been to money. throughout the hearing and he said. "What's he going to do pickpockets. 50 countries. The Urn part is "He realized we knew what declined a chance to address when he gets out? He's a terror- At first, he studied to the judge. ist. He doesn't deserve any I'm 57, and I still don't think I was going on, so he shoved the improve his craft as an onstage know everything there is to Kosach sentenced him to a leniency." wad back in my pocket," Arno pickpocket performer, which is know yet about pickpocketing." said .

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The state will devel- demanded an immediate halt "This is all about protecting the trees, safety or general welfare." op a "consensus-based" inventory of Wednesday to old-growth logging - a including the one I lived in, which was Environmentalists contend old- California's old-growth timber to come move authorities said would affect half more than 1,000 years old," Hill, 25, said growth logging has precipitated just up with a plan to help protect critical of California's private forests and more during a crowded hearing two blocks such an emergency because of its envi- habitats, they said. than $30 billion worth of timber. ronmental impact. from the Capitol. Her group later rallied In part, the inventory will determine Hill, part of a Northern California "That is not the administration's on the Capitol's steps. which trees should be considered old- environmental coalition, said current To order an immediate, across-the- view," said Stan Young, a spokesman for growth. law allows the cutting of ancient trees, board halt, the nine-member Board of Resources Secretary Mary Nichols, Gov. Elk study a go-if Cow thefts have LAPD puzzled trappers can catch 'em The Associated Press Cattleman and equestrian center operator Eddie Milligan said that immediately after dis- LOS ANGELES - In the car-clogged subur- The Associated Press antlers. The antlers could ban San Fernando Valley, an old breed of crimi- covering the theft, he and his ranch hands found cause him to snap his neck some 37 cattle scattered over the mountainside BANDELIER NATIONAL nal has made a comeback: the cattle rustler. when netted. and the Big Tujunga Wash. MONUMENT, N.M. Detectives investigated the theft of 60 head of Over three years, a $210,000 cattle last week. Thieves on horseback rounded As of Tuesday, however, 20 of the cattle - Rounding up elk is a rough and grant from the U.S. Geological worth about $800 each - were still missing. tumble game, but it pays $475 up and drove the cattle away from the Hansen Survey will allow researchers "There ain't no hide or hair of them," Milligan a head. Dam Equestrian Center in Lake View Terrace, to better understand migratory said. Paul Wolf and handlers from about 20 miles north of downtown Los Angeles. patterns and eating habits of Officer Julian Almaraz said occasionally, a few Helicopter Capture Services "This is a first. This is stuff they do in Bandelier elk. Wyoming or Montana. This is a weird deal," said horses get stolen in the more rural sections of the were hired to wrangle 70 elk as The study also addresses Los Angeles Police Detective Charles Uribe, who Northeast Valley, but the number in this theft part of a research project at how elk affect Bandelier's plant heads the burglary unit at Foothill Division. was something else. Bandelier, west of Los Alamos, life and the ruins of Indian and Wolf has a shiner to show pueblos and cliffside dwellings for it. on the monument. Clinton declares coast monumental "I was tumbling around with The National Park Service a bull," he said, explaining the and Texas Tech University are The Associated Press California Coastal nated Thesday. swollen right eyelid. collaborating on the study with Commission. "It's not just one The other two new monu- SAN FRANCISCO Helicopter pilot Patrick help from Santa Fe National rock. It's the whole idea that ments ~e in Arizona, where Nolan said it would be easier if Jutting out of the gray-green Forest, the New Mexico Game what's out there needs to be some have complained local more elk had shed their Pacific, Seal Rock at sunset is a and Fish Department and Los protected. If we don't set aside interests are being ignored. antlers. Between battling bulls Alamos National Laboratory. windswept beauty, stark and things today, it's going to be California officials, on the and wrestling with winds, Trappers hunt the 700- silent beneath a blushing sky. gone tomorrow." other hand, liked the idea of Nolan is tuckered out more pound beasts by helicopter, California's coastal scenery California's offshore boulders safeguarding their sentinels of than usual after last weekend. leaning out the chopper's open has long been considered monu- became rocks of renown when the sea. "I think considering all the door in a harness and firing a mental. Tuesday, President Clinton used his powers under circumstances, we've done pret- net in front of each racing elk Clinton declared it a monu- the 1906 Antiquities Act to cre- "They are magnificent, they ty well," he said. until it is entangled, then leap- ment. ate the California Coastal really are," said state Resources To capture elk, trappers ing out of the helicopter and "I think it's great," said Sara National Monument, one of Secretary Mary Nichols. must sneak within 5 feet of a wrestling the animal to the Wan, chairman of the three new monuments he desig- bull young enough to lack ground.

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THE W.Q~fEN_'S_nAS,KElnALL SIDELINE Arizona brings 'tall ball' to WSU Hornets guard By Mike Kreiger into a track meet with their transition control the game. Another key will be play- Bobby Phills game." They play man-to-man defense, but ing tough zone defense. When talking about Arizona basketball they like to extend and go with their full The Cougars are healthy despite the flu killed in car crash programs, both men's and women's, speed court press. The Wildcats also have a lot of bug that has been going around. Przekwas and quickness come to mind. height, with six players over six feet tall. said that a few players are suffering from CHARLOTTE, N.C. That definitely holds true with the "They start two 6'4" players, and their colds, but not as serious the flu. Charlotte Hornets guard women's team, which takes on the WSU starting lineup is pretty darn big," Victoria Harrod is coming back early Bobby Phills was speeding in women tonight at 7 p.m, on Friel Court. Przekwas added. "Their big forwards are from her injury, giving the team an inspira- his Porsche after practice The WSU women's team faces 20th their top scorers, and they're very fast up tional boost, as well as some needed height. Wednesday when he lost con- ranked Arizona, hosting their first Pac-l0 and down the court." "She has been doing well," Przekwas trol, crashed into a car and died game under new Coach Jenny Prz~kwlli?' The Cougars have started slowly in their said. "She's not 100 percent, and she does- instantly. Arizona opened the season WIth rune last few games, and the coaching staff is n't play pain-free, but her game is starting Stunned and tearful team- straight wins, and the Wildcats hav~ won working on it. to come back." mates and Hornets officials three of their last four games. Their two "We need to address everything from The Cougars are glad to be back in gathered at the accident scene . losses have come by a combined six points. pregame warmup to practices," Przekwas Pullman after playing six of their last eight less than a mile from the Arizona has two players from last year's said. "There's no magic pill, so we're really gameson the road. Charlotte Coliseum, where First Team All-Pac-l0, Felecity Willis and attacking every area trying to find a way to The WST.1team is among the top half of minutes earlier Phills and the Angela Lackey. Sophomore Elizabeth get this team ready to come out of the block. the Pac-l0 in several offensive categories. other players had been practic- Pickney was on the All-Conference It's just a matter of having the confidence to They're third in free throw percentage ing for Wednesday night's Freshman Team. But senior forward really be ready to start a game. It's also (.715), fourth in assist/turnover ratio (.088), game with the Chicago Bulls. Tatum Brown is the player that has caught about feeling good about yourself and being fifth in three point field goals per game The game was postponed. Przekwas' attention. ready to go." (4.33) and fifth in three point field goal per- Phills, 30, was traveling at a "She's tough," Przekwas said. "She's 6-4, Transition defense and handling the centage (.321). "very high rate of speed" when and she's the team's leading scorer." pressure are both going to be crucial WSU and Arizona have split the last two he collided with a car headed This Arizona team has a lot of talent. . against this athletic Arizona team. The seasons, The Cougars defeated the toward the coliseum, police They love to fast break and "turn the game Cougars will need to take good shots and Wildcats 87-77 in Thcson last season. spokesman Keith Bridges said. A minivan rear-ended the other !'vfl~NtsUAS·~l~rrBAI.L car. Two people in those vehicles were hospitalized. Witnesses said teammate David Wesley, the Hornets' Cougars look to turn starting point guard, also may have been driving too fast in his Pac-lO slide around own Porsche, according to police. Wesley's car wasn't By Chris Pierle WIt h involved in the accident, and he Jefferson's It's not getting any easier for injury, Arizona was questioned at the scene. the Cougars. Bridges said it will be at has just eight WSU, who lost its first two active players, least several days before inves- conference games over the tigators reconstruct what hap- and only seven weekend, will travel to Thcson pened. with scholar- Thursday to face No.2 Arizona. wsu Phills lost control on a hilly ships. But Both teams will be playing curve where the posted speed Graham said it at with depleted lineups. Arizona was 45 mph, said Capt. L.E. doesn't make a UA will be without starting forward difference. Blydenburgh, the crash investi- Richard Jefferson. WSU for- Television: gator. "The skid marks indicate "His eight wards Tyrone Evans and Bryan players are a Fox Sports he was not going in a straight Whitehead also will be sidelined," Net N.W. line," he said. lot better than Jefferson, who was averag- Radio: THE ASSOCIATED PRESS most teams' ing 12.2 points per game, sus- eight players in The Crimson tained a broken foot in a 68-65 the country," and Gray KQQQ radio to win against Stanford Saturday. Graham said. Sports Jefferson underwent surgery One Arizona Network carry UI Women's Thesday and is out for eight player who is hoops this winter weeks. emerging is 7-foot center Loren "Richard was a major part of Woods. The Wake Forest trans- University of Idaho women's this team, and with him gone, I basketball hits the airwaves fer is averaging 20.7 points and am finding myself doing a lot of 10 rebounds over the last three this winter with KHTR-FM things that I haven't done in (104.3 FM) carrying all Big games. the past," said Arizona forward "We'll try to keep the ball West Conference games for the Michael Wright, who is averag- away from him and keep in off Vandals. 'Ibm Morris of flag- ing 15 points and eight the glass," Graham said. ship KHTR will call the action. rebounds per game. "A lot of Without Evans and The Broadcasts will begin 15 guys are going to have to pick Whitehead, the Cougars will minutes before tipoff and will , up ,the slack." need some help defending include a post-game show that Luke Walton is one of the features head coach Hilary Woods and getting rebounds . .players who will have to pick up Fortunately for WSU, 6-foot-7- Recknor and one of the the slack. The redshirt fresh- inch forward Eddie Miller is Vandals. man from San Diego will start back in lineup and is playing FROM STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS RAJAH BOSE/DAILY EVERGREEN in place of Jefferson. well on the low block. WSU guard David Adams (23) shoots while Mike Bush (5) and "They put Luke Walton in WSU guard Jan-Michael Vandals basketball UCLA guard Billy Knight (10) fight each other off Saturday at there and don't miss a beat," WSU Coach Paul Graham said. See Cougars, page 11 team plans socia' Beasley Coliseum. meetings with fans Rocker"Rush illustrate the inequities of sport The University of Idaho S they sent John Rocker to· on Earth. for 01' Rock. Rush can practice with the invites all Vandal fans to meet see ~ shrink. If Rocker:s So, in the en?, the fate?f ~am, but the scl_looli~ playing the team after Saturday's home But it won't do anything. It tea~mat~ s John Ro~ker. lies where It It s.afe, ~d keepmg ~ out?f game against the University of won't solve a thing. Major don t forgive shou1d, with his teammates - action while they contmue their the Pacific. League Baseball sent the ~im for his the ~en he'll share most o~his ~vestigatio~. R~h will most The informal social will be at Atlanta Braves' relief pitcher tirade, th~n waking d~ys for the next eIg~t likely reds~ t~s season. the Kibbie Dome and features for psychological testing. Well Roc k e r s months WIth. If the 24 men m All of which brmgs me to my free soda and popcorn. Fans 111 tell you exactly what thos~ career is tha~ locker room feel he merits po~t -.~ay COllegiate.a~hletes.\ can meet the Vandals and shrinks are going to tell essentially forgIvelJ.e~s,Rocke~ can slowly Umvers~tIes make millio~ of coaches. Free posters will be Commissioner Bud Selig: He is over. He'll be put the pieces of his shattered dol1ar~ m reve~ue from inter- available. not crazy. . a pariah. You public image together. collegiate athletics an~ the ~h A second meet the team Psychological testing isn't the Jon can't go into If not, hey, there's always c?ws whom the universities gathering will be Feb. 19 after answer. A fine isn't either. any club- room for one more loud mouth nde to the bank. The athletes the Vandal's : home game Neither is a suspension. No, this Naito house in racist on Pat Buchanan's staff. don't see a dime of it. against the University of North is what the powers-that-be in Commentary bas e b a II Pay them already I know what most of you are Texas. baseball should do, let him play. . ~ without see- UCLA is prepared to lose going to say a free education Tipoff for the Pacific and UNT games is 2:30 p.m. - a Let him show up that first day ing a United Nations-like roster. sophomore forward JaRon should be enough. In most change from the original 7 p.m. of spring training and walk into You think any club will claim Rush for the season. instances I would agree, a free start. KM-TV (Channel 6, that clubhouse.Lethim lookeach him off waivers? Not a chance. Rush was suspended by the education is invaluable. E.)t' Boise/Nampa) is 'Carrying both and every one of his Black and Japan? Oh wait, what about all school last month in connection look at the situation front games live from the Dome. Latino-teammates in the eye. those bad drivers'? with him accepting money from another point of view. You will see the loneliest man Mexico? Too. much espafiol various agents and coaches. S R h 11 . FROM STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS ee us ,page 10 THE DAilY EVERGREEN THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 2000 SPORTS Marlins have talent, but not enough to contend

PROJECTIONS By Chris Chancellor Rating: Dan n y OTHER OPINIONS Rating: 6.0 6.0 Florida Bautista, Michelson: 5th home runs in 1999. While Marlins who once Bullpen: Antonio Alfonseca, Ford: th 2000 prediction: Fifth En Gonzalez' play improved, dou- Outfield: LINEUP started in 5 27, became the closer and saved; National League East ble-play partner Luis Castillo, Preston C Mike Redmond Detroit, .24 games last season after Matt 24, might have been the most Wilson: 25, IB Derrek Lee Brown and Julio Ramirez will Mantei was traded to Arizona. was given the 2B Luis Castillo Offseason analysis: The improved player in the major 3B Mike Lowell compete for playing time. Left-handel' Armando Almanza Marlins haven't made a lot of leagues last season. Castillo center field SS Alex Gonzalez Rating: 6.0 (1.72 ERA in 15 games last sea- changes since their fire sale fol- always plays Gold Glove caliber job and led RF Mark Kotsay son) and right-handel' Braden . the . Marlins CF Preston Wilson lowing the 1997 season. defense, but some questioned LF Cliff Floyd Starting rotation: Alex Looper (3.80 ERA in 72 games Journeyman pitcher Ricky whether he could hit after hit- with 26 home RHP Alex Fernandez Fernandez, 30, is the key to the last season) will split setup man Bones, 30, was signed and out- ting just .203 in 1998. But runs last sea- Cia. A. Alfonseca rotation. Fernandez (7-8 record, duties. Scouts tabbed Looper, fielder Brant Brown, 28, and . Castillo hit .302, stole a team- son. But the 3.38 ERA last season) was used 25, as a potential closer since his Dan Miceli, 29, were acquired high 50 bases and was second to Marlins 64-98 judiciously last season after collegiate days. via trade. Gonzalez with 78 runs scored' would like to th missing the 1998 season due to Miceli (4-5 record, 4.46 ERA last season. see him cut place a torn rotator cuff. The Marlins last season) also figures into the Catching: The Marlins have The Marlins hope third base- down on his 5 need a healthy Fernandez this bullpen equation. The veteran struggled to fill the void here man Mike Lowell, who turns 26 156 strike- season if they hope to avoid the right-handel' has closing experi- since Charles Johnson was trad- next month, and first baseman outs and division cellar. ence (21 saves in 1995) so he can ed to Los Angeles in 1998. Mike Derrek Lee, 24, can follow the errors (9) this The No. 2-4 spots in the rota- be used in several roles. Redmond (.302 average, one lead of their infield counter- season. tion should be filled by Ryan The rest of the bullpen is home run and 27 RBIs) may be parts. Lowell (.253 average, 12 Left fielder Cliff Floyd, 27, Dempster (7-8 record, 4.71 ERA marred with question marks. the answer. The 28 year old was home runs and 47 RBIs last was expected to produce big last season), Vladimir Nunez Lefties Vic Darensbourg, 29, solid behind the plate, throwing season) can stay healthy after numbers last season, but played (7-10 record, 4.06 ERA last sea- and Brent Billingsley, 24, post- out 40 percent of potential base playing just 97 games last sea- just 69 games due to injury. If son) and A.J. Burnett (4-2 ed ERAs above eight and hard- stealers in 1999. But Redmond son due to testicular cancer. Lee Floyd (.303 average, 11 home record, 3.48 ERA last season). throwing right-handel' Archie had just 242 at bats last season (.206 average, five home runs runs and 49 RBIs) can remain Nunez, 25 in March, posted just Corbin (7.29 ERA in 17 games) and his primary backup - and 20 RBIs last season) is run- healthy, he could post MVP a 3-7 record with a 4.63 ERA as never has been successful at the Ramon Castro - hit just .179 in ning out of time to prove him- numbers. a starter after he was acquired major-league level. Bones (0-3 67 at bats. self. Brown, who failed to dis- Mark Kotsay (.271 average, from Arizona last season. But record, 5.98 ERA) may start or Rating: 4.5 (out of 10) tinguish himself offensively and eight home runs and 50 RBIs he prefers to start, and the relieve if he makes the team. defensively in Pittsburgh last last season) surprised the team Marlins don't have many alter- Rating: 7.0 Infield: Alex Gonzalez, who season, will push Lee for play- by having an offensive dropoffin natives. won't turn 23 until next month, ing time. Kevin Millar, who hit his second year. But he had 20 Jesus Sanchez (5-7 record, Total rating: 30.5. Adjusted stepped in at shortstop follow- .285 in 351 at bats last season, assists from the outfield in 1999, 6.01 ERA last season) is the rating: 36.6 (60 possible) . ing the departure of Edgar provides depth at both posi- so the rebuilding Marlins are leading candidate for the No.5 Renteria and hit .277 with 14 tions. willing to give him time. spot in the rotation. Friday: Kansas City Royals Hall of Farner Bob Lemon dies G Associated Press New York overcame a 14- was just what we needed. He game deficit, beat Boston in a was such a calming influence nl one-game playoff at Fenway and, of course, he guided the CLEVELAND - Hall of Park to win the AL East, then club to the world champi- Fame pitcher Bob Lemon, a overcame Kansas City in the onship in one of the greatest seven-time 20-game winner AL playoffs and defeated the comebacks in sports history. with the Cleveland Indians Los Angeles Dodgers to win its He was a gentle but consum- and manager of the New York second straight World Series mate competitor." Yankees during their 1978 title. Lemon, a seven-time All- World Series title 'run, died at Lemon remained on the Star, began his playing career age 79. Yankees' payroll until his death as a third baseman with the Lemon, who died Thesday as a scout and adviser to New Indians in 1941. After serving night in Long Beach, Calif., led York owner George in the Navy during World War the American League in victo- Steinbrenner. II, he became .a pitcher, one of ries three times and won two "It is with tremendous sad- the most successful in Indians games in the 1948 World Series ness that I was informed today history. - the last time the Indians of the passing of Bob Lemon," "It's really sad to lose a man were champions. He finished Steinbrenner said. "He was an like Lemon. Everybody liked with a 207-128 record and was idol of mine when he pitched him so much - even the oppo- inducted into the Hall in 1976. for the Cleveland Indians and sition," said 90-year-old Mel Two years later, Lemon, who he has been a true friend of Harder, who played with and also managed for Kansas City mine for many, many years." coached Lemon. "He joked with and the Chicago White Sox,took "When our team was going everybody - I don't care who over the Yankees at midseason through the turmoil during. you were. He was one of my when Billy Martin resigned. the 1978 season, Bob Lemon best friends." Seahawks hire new defensive coordinator Associated Press

SEATTLE - The Seahawks have hired NFL veteran coach Steve Sidwell as their new defensive coordinator, the team's coach and general manager Mike Holmgren said Wednesday. Sidwell, 55, arrives with a three-year contract to fill the gap left by the death of defensive coordinator Fritz Shurmur, who arrived with Holmgren from Green Bay but was diagnosed with cancer and left the team last summer. An 18-year league veteran, Sidwell served from 1997 What does a college undergraduate through 1999 as defensive coordinator for the New England and a retired nurse have in common'? Patriots under Coach Pete Carroll, who was fired the day after New England ended its . 4~W~U Masters season with all 8-8 record. . .~ ~wimni.ing "Steve is a good coach with a strong system and has had a great deal of success in the Organized fitness swimming NFL," Holmgren said in a news Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday lunch Buffet release., . 5:30·7:00AM - Gibb Pool Holmgren said Monday that hiring a defensive coordinator For more details come to a practice would be his first priority after or email to: [email protected] theHawks ended their season with a 20-17 playoff loss to Participants should be able to swim 500 yards in less than 10 minutes. • Miami at home. They went 9-7 in the regular season. SPORTS THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 2000 THE DAILY EVERGREEN 11 shoot the three as well, but is Cougars very aggressive off the dribble." """""".pullnlanford.conl _ continued from page 9 Bush had a career-high 19 points in an 86-64 loss to UCLA Thomas' transition to the point Saturday. It was the third time PULLMAN FORD·MERCUR guard has affected his shooting this season Bush has estab4 percentage. He is shooting less lished a career-high. than 40 percent from the field. Crosby leads the team in scor- ASK US ABOUT Graham said freshman David ing and is fourth in the Pac-lO, Adams also is going to start averaging 16.6 points per game. playing point guard in certain The senior is shooting 42 percent situations. Graham added that from 3-point range this year. he would like to play Thomas at Wright will have the task of shooting guard more often to get containing Crosby. The 6-7 THE2 him some open shots. sophomore will try not to let The Wildcats (13-2, 2-0 Pac- Crosby get open looks from 3- 10) will focus on stopping point-range. Thomas and WSU's other 3- WSU has not beaten Arizona COLLEGE point shooters. Arizona Coach Lute Olson is going to prepare since 1986. The last time these his team for the Cougars the two teams met, Arizona escaped same way he did last season. Friel Court with a two-point vic- ''They still play 4-out, f-in, tory to extend its 28-game win- GRAD and that is going to create some ning streak over WSu. match up problems for us," But a win may come easier PROGRAM Olson said. "(Chris) Crosby is an for the Wildcats in this game. excellent 3-point shooter and he It's in McKale Center, where 2000 Ford runs in the four spot. (Mike) Arizona has won 37 of its last Bush is a three, but does not. 38 games. Focus ZX3 3·Dr.

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The Associated Press Schneider, studio president for . the past year. skills for $1 million LOS ANGELES Walt The resignation follows isney studio boss Joe Roth, .another record year at the The Associated Press . CBS cameras \vill tape the scramble for sur- who oversaw a record year at bOx' vival. the box office in 1999 with two. office for Disney, which was the 'PHlLADELPHIA - Who wants to be More than 6,000 people nationwide are com- movies topping $200 million, is top film distributor worldwide marooned on a desert island? .peting for a spot on the show. Producers will resigning to form his own com- with $2.6 billion in ticket sales OK, so it's not as attractive a question as they announce the 16 contestants late this month and' pany. and No. 1 domestically with one th~y ask on that other TV game show, but $1.24 billion: . ship them to the lO-square-mile island offBomeo "I have loved working at CBS still had plenty ofpeople show up Tuesday to in March. The show is to air in August. Disney, both as an executive The studio's 1999 movies audition for "Survivor!" Fifty people were being interviewed this week and a producer, for the past included "The Sixth Sense," Sixteen lucky contestants will spend up' to six in regional tryouts at KYW-TV in Philadelphia. seven years, but feel that it is which has taken in $276 million weeks on a deserted island without shelter food The would-be contestants had to sign forms ask- time for me to pursue a more domestically, and "ThyStory 2," hot water or privacy. Cast members must survive ing about Japanese encephalitis, dengue and entrepreneurial, independent which has grossed $220 million. the elements and each other in hopes of being the malaria, and promise not to sue in the event of life," he said in a statement It was the first time two films last person left. The winner gets $1 million. injury or death. Wednesday. from the same distributor took Every three days, a "tribal council" will vote to The applicants Tuesday included blue-collar Roth said he plans to form an in more than $200 million in kick one contestant off the island. When only two worker~, students, doctors and lawyers, and independent film company. He ents with former top executives are left, the last seven eliminated contestants will Jeffrey Katzenberg and ranged ill age from 21 to 62. will be succeeded as Disney stu- vote to determine who loses. dio chairman by Peter Michael Ovitz. Ford featuring SUV airbag 'curtain' Three companies fined

The Associated Press International Auto Show, will can measure the amount of after crane collapse be phased in on Ford's SUVs. vehicle tilt and trigger the air- DETROIT - Ford Motor Co. Ford said an unspecified bag curtain. The curtain would The Associated Press alleged it failed to keep employ- will offer a new safety option in model will get the curtains as ees clear of the suspended roof its sport utility vehicles - air deploy downward in millisec- MILWAUKEE - Federal an option late this year, and the section, bags that cover the side win- onds from the edge of the roof, regulators fined a Kennewick, devices should be available as Neil F. Lampson Inc., of dows like curtains to prevent covering the side windows Wash., company and two other optional equipment on all of the Kennewick, which leased the passengers from being thrown along the front and back rows of firms more than $500,000 automaker's SUVs in about 567-foot crane to Mitsubishi out in rollover crashes. seats. The curtains are Wednesday for safety violations three years. Heavy Industries, was fined The new air-bag curtains are attached to the vehicle with in a crane collapse at the No price has been set. Nor $131,300. Mitsubishi was fined Ford's answer to figures show- tethers. Milwaukee Brewers ballpark would Ford executives talk ing passengers in SUVs are The curtains are also intend- last July that killed three iron- $240,500. They were accused of about putting the system in four times more likely to be ed to reduce head injuries in workers. overloading the crane. pickups, minivans or cars. involved in a rollover during a side-impact crashes, Ford said. The crane was lifting a 400- The companies can appeal. According to the National serious accident than passen- Several automakers, includ- ton section of the ballpark's Bill Lampson, president of Neil Highway Traffic Safety ing Mercedes and Volvo, also retractable roof when it gave F. Lampson Inc., said gers in cars. Most often, Administration, 47 percent of rollover deaths involve passen- have air bag curtains that way. Wednesday his company will do all deaths in light trucks _____: so. gers being thrown from the which include SUVs - result inflate across the windows. The Occupational Safety and vehicle. BMW has an air bag that Health Administration fined "It's absolutely inappropri- from rollovers. In comparison, ate," he said. "We leased the The curtains, unveiled 22 percent of car deaths involve inflates in the shape of a tube the company that employed the crane to Mitsubishi and we're Wednesday during the preview rollovers. that hangs near the top of the ironworkers, Danny's being cited for violations." of the North American The system has a sensor that window. Construction Co., $168,000 and

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"Is there no projects a U.S. population of their children free from govern- for the nation's population to 'I want to take her to the movies relief for a grandparent?" he 571 million in the year 2100. probably reach 300 million in ment interference. The way the justices resolve every Friday.'" asked. That might not seem terribly 2011, 400 million in 2049 and crowded, however, because the 500 million in 2081. nation is so sprawling. By comparison, the U.S. pop- "If you look at the density for ulation was 5.3 million in 1800 Flu epidemic raises FDA'seyebrows the United States, we are not and 75.9 million in 1900. even coming close to the densi- The United Nations, in its about medications, vaccinations ties that you see in Europe," own projections, expects the said Census statistician world's population to rise from The Associated Press ic - yet influenza is getting reports of three people who died tremendous media attention. from bacterial infections who at Tammany J. 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For the Palestinians, the trip could be Wednesday lists a string of stops The crowded itinerary will also take a public relations bonanza, a chance to charged with political and religious sig- him to the most sacred site in Judaism, est degree of grandeur, distinction and display both their plight and potential. the Western Wall, and to the AI Aqsa nificance: Some of the most sacred sites security, as befitting a dignitary of this It shows "that the pope trusts the Mosque in Jerusalem, the third-holiest in Islam, Judaism and Christianity, and stature." In Bethlehem, a Palestinian Palestinian Authority with the holy sites site in Islam. bitterly disputed east Jerusalem. spokesman called the pope's visit "a in Bethlehem," said Emile -Iarjoui, a John Paul will be welcomed by eager blessing of the Palestinian people." member of the PLO Executive Israel captured the city's eastern sec- hosts in Israel, the Palestinian lands At every step, the frail, 79-year-old Committee and head of the Palestinian tor in the 1967 Middle East war and and Jordan during the six-day visit, pope risks sparking the region's powder committee for the papal visit. annexed it. The Palestinians dream of when he will meet with religious and keg sensitivities. The pontiff also will visit the establishing a capital in east Jerusalem political leaders. It will be the first papal visit to Israel Dheisheh refugee camp and "see for someday, while Israel says it will never Israel promised John Paul "the high- since Pope Paul VI's 1964 trip, and himselfthe way some people are stillliv- relinquish control. AIDSinstitute may have UK ends ban on gays in military paid bribes for contracts Conservative society," said Tory Gerald - entation of soldiers, sailors and Howarth. air force personnel will be The Associated Press scheme that has rocked this Party lawmakers Hoon acknowledged opposi- "essentially a private matter for territory. SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico- u.s. tion to gays in the military, but the individual," Hoon said. Last year, institute director Board members of a Puerto voice outrage added that "the law is the law. Unlike the U.S. military's Rican AIDS program used U.S. Yamil Kouri and two other offi- The Associated Press We cannot choose the decisions "don't ask, don't tell" policy, the funds' to pay for a bribery cials were convicted of stealing we implement." British military had flatly LONDON - Forced to act by scheme and a household maid, $2.2 million in federal AIDS Under the new code of con- banned gays. a European court ruling, a key witness testified money. Prosecutors say they duct, to be published next On the need for a code, Hoon Britain lifted its ban on gays in Wednesday in a federal trial. used the money to shower month, inappropriate sexual said military personnel "cannot During his testimony, former politicians with campaign the military Wednesday and behavior between personnel on choose the people they work San Juan AIDS Institute con- donations. Kouri was convicted introduced instead a code of duty - and not a person's sexu- and live with, often in difficult, troller Angel Corcino Mauras in June and sentenced to 14 conduct for sexual behavior, al orientation - would be a cramped conditions and for sus- said board member Luis Dubon years in prison. whether soldiers be heterosexu- . punishable offense. tained periods." was part of a scheme to pay San The accusations drew a al or homosexual. The key test will be whether "Operational effect~veness Juan's former mayor and its parade of denials from political "As no primary or secondary an individual's behavior under- depends on team cohesion and health director $5,000 each leaders, among them Gov. legislation is required, with monthly in exchange for mines the "efficiency or opera- the maintenance of trust and Pedro Rossello and former San effect from today, homosexuali- tional effectiveness" of the mili- loyalty," he told lawmakers. "As unspecified contracts. Another ty will no longer be a bar to ser- board member, Dr. Jorge Garib, Juan Mayor Hector Luis tary, Hoon said. a result, standards of ?ehavior Acevedo. vice in Britain's armed forces," . Britain promised to lift the ... can be more demanding than gave his maid $8,000 through Defense Secretary Geoff Hoon the institute's payroll, Corcino Corcino was one of 12 people ban after the European Court of those required by society at of the governing Labor Party said. indicted in the scheme, but he Human Rights ruled in large." The men are accused of par- pleaded guilty and was a key told the House of Commons. September in favor of four gay Britain now is in line with ticipating in an embezzlement witness in the earlier trial. Opposition Conservative enlistees dismissed from the other European countries that Party lawmakers expressed military. The judges called the allow gays in uniform, with outrage. ban a grave interference in pri- varying degrees of enthusiasm. pairOf . '. 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101 Roommates 110 Furnished Apts. 145 Subleases Index 1 M/F for Willow Place Apt. WID, Best 1 year lease. Clean, quiet studio Available January. Very nice 2 bdrm., OW, all appl, Close to-campus, & bus apt. by eng. bldg. Good heat, pOOlg, $500/mo. WID, DW, 2 min. walk to 100 RENTALS rte. $315/mo + 1/2 util. 334-1928. WID, storage. 334-4407. campus & downtown. 332-3160. F to share 3 bdrm. duplex. WID, big Comfy CCN bdrm. Pool view. Less 200 REAL ESTATE living rm, good-size bdrm. Across than 2min. from Bus stop. DW +arn- from A rt. $220/mo.+1/3 utiI. W/S/G 5 MO. LEASE! menities. $210/mo. Call 334-3037. EMPLOYMENT paid. Call Bill, 334-3333. 300 DURA larqo bedrooms 225 sq. ft. studio apt. Kitchen, bath, M/F Roommate needed to share 2 w/s/g pd. $300/mo. Avail. January- FOR SALE bdrm. Summerhill Apt. $240/mo + Rooms in 3&4 bdrm apts May. Call 332-7336. 400 uti!. Gall Jason or Alberto 334-9412. RClnt S21D-250/month 1 Bdrm apt for rent. Nice interior. TRANSPORT Room to rent, Albion. N/S, full use of tach room hall itll own IClallCl .Avail. asap. $255/mo. Jan rent 500 kitchen and laundry, private bath, Roommate locator lIClrvicCl paid. 334-5157 or 503-554-1093 $300/mo. thru May. 334-4697, eves 600 SERVICES Furnishad/' central heat VERY LARGE 5 BDRM/2BTH, 2 M/F needed for 4bdrm/2bath house. _"~""II",_L ..I: kitchen place on MAIDEN LN. WID, Close to Campus. $300/mo. Please users.pullman.eornr' eea Off street pOOlg, Jan-May 334-£034. NOTICES call Dana at 334-9033. 700 1 bdrm avail for sublease on C St. F to share 2 bdrm duplex on Military g32-6777 close to campus, cheap rent, Spring Hill. Must like pets. WID, near park Sem., off st. pkng, 332-0816. and bus rte. $280 + 1/2util Jan - Aug. First/last no dep. 332-7878 Iv msg. Spring sublease for a clean 2bdrm 115 Unfurnished Apts apt. @ Anthony Hall. On site WD, Apts. For Rent Pets allowed, no deposit, furnished. 105 2br-$395, pet ok/no dogs $375/mo. Call Shaunte @ 332-1538. bus rt, deck, laundry, w/s/g paid 1 and 2 bdrm. apts. avail., near bus 405 Jordan, Pullman. 882-5327 4bdrm, 2bth. Cougar Crest Apt. Avail. rt., laundry facilities, no pets. Call ASAP. $300/mo. No deposit. Avail 332-1602. Now leasing for second semester, Ig thru July. Call 595-1727. 1 bdr apts, uts low, on ARt., $360- Nice 2 bdrm apt for rent. New carpet, $380,332-7704. M/F for room in house. WID, gas WID, near bus route. $500/mo. Call heat, close to bus rte & campus. 332-4396. Quiet, clean 2 bdrm, near dwntwn, $295/mo (incl util) 334-5484. yard, parking, laundry. $450/mo. Quiet, spacious, sunny 2 br. WID, See at W 327 Main or call Jim at VERY LARGE 5 BDRM/2BTH, 2 W/S/G pd. Fenced yard, garage, 10- (509)448-9262. kitchen place on MAIDEN LN. WID, cal landlord. NS, no pets. Avail now. WlL-RU APTS. Off street pOOlg, Jan-May 334-£034 $550+$300 damage dep. 334-0683 Our quiet community next to the 120 Rooms Chipman Trail is offering spacious 1 & REAL ESTATE 2 bdrm units at the best rates in Pull- M Rmmt., 4 bdrm., fireplace, near man. Call (or more details, 332-5631. bus rt. 163 Water St. NS/NP. $230 www.palouse.net!allamerican mo. + util. 332-4923 or 332-7326. 201 For Sale TWO BEDROOM - NICE For sale by owner 3 bdrm, 2 bath, $365 SINGLE OCCUPANCY 130 Houses 2 car garage. $75K including tax and 405 JORDAN, PLMN. 882-5327 1 bdrm. house for rent in Colton. fee. Call Kim 253-529-0557. Furn. t-person apt. VERY small. Easy Clean, no pets, $300/mo., available walk to campus & Dissmores. Heat & now. Call (509) 229-3823. EMPLOYMENT U£ util. _Pdby owner. Ben, 332-3360. Hclene's Property Place, Cute, quiet, clean 4bdrm/2bath. 225 NE Olsen *Pullman Near dwntwn, yard, parking, laundry. $1000/mo. See at W 327 Main or call 301 General 338-9008 Jim 448-9262. USA Today is seeking a delivery per- IFor ALL Your Rental Needs!1 140 Duplexes son for Pullman/Moscow. Must be www.helenespropertyplace.com RENTALS available Monday-Friday, 7-9 AM and have a reliable vehicle. Earn $150 Nice 1 & 2 bdrm duplex in Albion. Gas per week. Call 1-509-533-1180. heat, no dogs, $350 & $425/mo. ASSOCIATED 335-2896 (work), 334-4630 (home). APARTMENT COORDINATOR: Housing Services is now accepting Three bdrm. one bath. Deposit re- applications. for the 2000-2001 quired. 920 SW Cityview. $600/mo. Family/Single Apartment Coordinator 101 Roommates BROKERS Call 332-3096 405 S. Grand • Pullman Search. Applications are available at 1 rmmt. needed for 4 tidrm. house. 2 br duplex, WID hkup, W/S/G pd, . Housing Services, in the Streit- ONLY $165/MONTHI 334-0562 parking, $425, cats OK. Helene's Perham Administrative Suite. Property Place, LLC, 338-9008. 405 SE Spring - Call 334-0931 The Spokesman Review has early ONE BEDROOMS 2 Bdrm/l bath. WID hookups, DW, morning newspaper car delivery 1 Rmmt. needed for 2bdrm Apt. Be- . no pets, NS, avail NOW. $600/mo .. routes opening soon. Different sized hind Oissmores. On bus Rt. $335-425 Call 332-4549. Lv msg. rts. $400-500 gross/mo. 334-1223. $270/mo. Call 338-3458 TWO BEDROOMS 1 M/F for NICE fum. Provo Ct. apt. $400-650 Quiet,lrg rms, near bus. $270/mo. DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE +1/2 utiI. Jan-May. Call 332-8917 THREE BEDROOMS Edited by Joyce Nichols Lewis $585-950 ACROSS 73 Muscars 27 Nollor mincxs 48 Hoi &pol M/F needed for new 4BDRM/2Bath. 1 Ireland sultanale 28 Solitary soul 50 Sunrnon up WID, 2 Uv. rooms, dining & full FOUR BEDROOMS 5 SUlJlrlse In the 29 Where to pick 52 "High Noon' ktchn. On bus rte. $300. 334-0600. plot DOWN up some 811 director Stanley $850 10 Earth·friendly 1 Wordsloa supplies? .56 "Give - whIrll' 1 or 2 roo mates wanted to share sci. IralIor 32 Shoo!·'eln-Up 57 Map out . brand new 4 bedroom apartment STUDIO 14 Granvny winner 2 Motaed horse 33 Untrue 58 You can skip n close to WSU. Be one of the first to 8raxIon 3 RaInfall 35 MohaIr-bearing 59 Coagulate $325 15 Must measurement share a new apartment home at Cou- goal 61 Actor TamlroII www.abrokers.com/rent.htm 16 Crow's-nest ay 4 Composer 37 Cherish 62 Syringe fiRers gar Crest. For details, please call 17 Where to pick RimsIci· 41 Some 63 Thames school 334-6028 up • football Korsakov emergency 66 Poets Aneman? 5 8iDy - 01the transports preposition 1 M/F RMMT. ASAP for 4 BDRM 100 & 150 NW Terre View. 3 bdrm. 19 Teardown Old West 46 Scale syllables 67 Scarfed down CCN apt. Clean, fum, $203.75/mo. $665/mo. A/C, DW, WID hkup, 20 Dalach, as • 6 "Now, where ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE: + 1/4 util. Call 332-3662. playground, picnic tables, grills, trailer -IT covered pkg, no pets, quiet complex, 21 Quacks 7 Sot1 01:suffix ..E LD FR AT SA P S 1 F rmmt to share 4 bdrm apt at CCN. 23 BeelCUIs 8 Where 10gel 011 s. close to bus rt. Available Jan. 1st. OY E R OU T R E. AL IA Large rooms, fully furnished.' 26 IdytDe place 9 Tendingto L E NO .U N I ON US E S www.kipdev.com Call 334-7444. 27 Italian car, leeler DR AW IN OA e L $203/mo. Jan. rent free. 332-2747. lor short 10 Deserved OS E •N AT PT A Need rmmt. for 12'ge 3 bdrrn. house 2 bdrm., garage, off-campus, very 30 Gidget portrayer 11 Where to pick Sandra . ••V E T. NA .E R E e T S up traction behind Dissmores. Rent $240/rTlO. nice, WID hk-ups, OW. $610/mo. ~I AXIS Assoc. Brokers Rentals, 334-0562. 31 Bljlds. wing, aids? ON S. A L OHA Call Shane or Ryan 334-1167. say 12 Move Ike PULL ••IN OU P S TAKES M/F to sharespacious 2 bdrm apt. in 1016 & 1024 SE Latah. 2 bdrm apts. 34 Andre.- moIassas OD EO N. 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Supporters propose Putin WORLD BRIEFS _,=·"'~~w••.. One killed in airstrikes, by U.S., for Russia's next president British planes, Iraqi news reports BAGHDAD, Iraq - U.S. and The Iraqi News Agency con- The Associated Press vigor and strong leadership, which contrast British warplanes attacked tar- firmed Iraqi anti-aircraft guns sharply with Yeltsin's frequent illnesses and MOSCOW - Acting President Vladimir gets in northern Iraq, killing fired at the planes. absences from office during his second term. Putin, seen by many as a shoo-in to win Russia's one civilian and wounding The official news agency did Many also support Putin for the military's cam- March 26 presidential elections, was formally another, the official Iraqi News not say where the attacks took paign in breakaway Chechnya, though that war proposed as a candidate Wednesday by scores of Agency reported Wednesday. place but said the warplanes could yet backfire on Putin if the military gets Russian leaders and celebrities. The allied planes, patrolling flew over the provinces of bogged down. . The elite group of about 200 politicians, busi- a no-fly zone in northern Iraq, Dahouk, Mosul and Irbil. Putin's potential opponents in the race include ness leaders and cultural figures publicly threw struck residential, military and The U.S. and British air Communist leader Gennady Zyuganov; liberal civilian installations, the news their support .behind Putin at a Moscow hotel. forces have frequently attacked economist and leader of the Yabloko party agency said. The supporters included the president of the Iraqi anti-aircraft and radar Grigory Yavlinsky; ultranationalist Vladimir A statement from the installations since Iraq began Russian republic of Tatarstan, Mintimer Zhirinovsky and a variety of marginal players. Germany-based U.S. European Shaimiyev, who recently defected to Putin's fac- challenging their aerial patrols Primakov, Putin's most serious rival, is likely Command said the raid took in late 1998. tion from a rival camp led by former Prime to abandon the race, according to an ally's place Wednesday, but said the The allies have denied Minister Yevgeny Primakov, and Moscow Mayor remarks Tuesday, And Putin's election prospects planes dropped bombs only on attacking civilian targets but Yuri Luzhkov. appeared buoyed again Wednesday when a Iraqi air defense systems after the airstrikes have caused civil- Putin now must formally state his consent and leader of the Union of Right-Wing Forces, Boris coming under fire from anti-air- ian casualties. present a half million voter signatures by Feb. 13 Nemtsov, was quoted by the ITAR-Tass news craft artillery. Iraq does not recognize the to be registered for the race. His backers said agency as saying his party will support Putin. The aircraft were fired at no-fly zones, which were set up they could easily meet that deadline. Putin, a former KGB official, visited the chief from two sites, but were not hit after the 1991 Gulf War to pro- "I think the signature-gathering procedure will prosecutor's office in Moscow before flying to the and returned to their base vide aerial protection from gov- take no longer than 10 days," said Chukotka northern city of Petrozavodsk Wednesday. unharmed, the statement said .. ernment forces for Shiite regional governor Alexander Nazarov. Speaking to senior prosecutors, he stressed the It gave no other details. Muslim and Kurds. Boris Yeltsin named Putin his preferred suc- need to protect human rights and combat crime cessor when he appointed him prime ·minister and corruption. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS last summer and cemented that preference by "Now that Russia is ushering in a new age in making Putin acting president after suddenly its development, the role and title of a prosecutor Turkey's government delays resigning Dec. 31. presuppose vast responsibilities," Putin said, Many Russians admire Putin for his perceived according to his press office . Kurdish rebel leader's execution ANKARA, TUrkey towards Europe and its democ- Turkey's government on ratic principles." A Rome city Wednesday put on hold the exe- official . said the colosseum Actor, two cosmonauts may cution of Kurdish rebel leader Abdullah Ocalan, a move aimed would be lit up in the coming at enhancing the country's days to mark the decision. be sent on Russian space station prospects for joining the Still, Prime Minister Bulent The Associated Press It is unclear exactly how the built and has been running the European Union. Ecevit warned the execution mI"ssion will be funded. Mir has The decision, which came only was delayed, not canceled. MOSCOW - The Russian station, raises nongovernment after coalition leaders met for Space Agency on Wednesday been flying unmanned since its funds, he said. "If the rebel organization and said it plans to send two cosmo- last crew left in August, and the The cosmonauts may travel eight hours, came in response its supporters attempt to use nauts and possibly 11 movie cash-strapped government has to Mir with Vladimir Steklov, to a request from the European this process against the high actor to the Mir space station in decided to abandon the nearly an actor set to star in a movie Court of Human Rights to interests of the state, then the March. 14-year old station around about a cosmonaut unwilling to review Ocalan's appeal. The process of delaying will be halt- rebel leader was sentenced to Under the agency's plan, March unless private investors abandon the space station. ed and the process of execution death in June by a Turkish which must be approved by the come up with money. Space officials had previously will be started immediately," Russian Cabinet, cosmonauts court. So far, no major funds have mentioned the movie idea, Ecevit said. Sergei Zaletin and Alexander Italian Premier Massimo Kaleri are to blast off for the arrived. Gorbunov said the gov- which would involve the crew Turkey has not executed any- ernment is unlikely to pour acting as cameramen while D'Alema expressed "great satis- one since 1984. European coun- Mir on March 30 for a mission faction" with Turkey's decision, that would last for at least 45 more state funds into the sta- director Yuri Kara would work tries have all abolished the days, said space agency tion. Mir can only stay aloft if from Mission Control. 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