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Session Safety Stressed An Associated Collegiate Press Four-Star All-American Newspaper FRIDAY • • January 10, 1997 TH E Volume 123 Number 26 N()[)-Pwfit Org. U.S. Poswge P:.ud , cwark. DE Permit Ko. 26 250 Student Center·University of Delaware-Newark, DE 19716 Winter Fahey, BEAM ME UP, GORE Capano Session lawyers safety speak stressed on case BY ELIZABETH BREALEY Nmioua//Srmc Editor Vital documents regarding the disappearance of Anne Marie Fahey With fewer students were released last week. and for the first time since July. the FBI's prime in Newark, crime s u s pect a nd hi s lawyers have addressed the public. On Jan. 3. U.S. Dis trict Court can 't be ignored J udge Sue L. Robin on unsealed search warrant affidavits because Thomas J. Capano· s lawyers did not BY LEANNE MILWAY appeal her cleci . ion to do so by Jan. Eclitor in Chief :?. The sound of breaking glass echoe; across the Initially. Capano's la11 yer. former parking lot. state Attorney General Charles M . Another car window is broken and another student Oberl y Ill. wanted to view the has lo t hi s portable compact disc player and cellular documents before they became phone. public but later cleciclecl not to Becau;e the month of January means fewer students c h allenge the release of the on and around campus. potential mischief-makers are document,. o n the alert for easy targets. During this month. as Eric J. Alpert. the FB I agent who always. students should take extra time to secure their wrote the afficl<1vit . said he <,us pects belongings. said ewark Pol ice officer Curt Davis. THE REVIEW I John Chabalko that on June 27. after taking her to Between Dec. 15 and Dec. 31. Davis said there were Construction workers continue to slave away on the Gore Hall site in the middle of the mall. All steel work din ner at Ri ,torante Panorama in ~3 reports of theft and 40 reports of criminal mischief in is done by Murphy Steel located in Newark. The completed building will contain 600 tons of structural steel. Philadelphia. Capano killed Fahey, the ewark area. which he said is a hi gh number. Gov. Carper's 'cheduling secretary. During the month of July. there were only II reports Capano maintain' he dropped her of criminal mischief. off safely around 10:00 p.m. o one Criminal mischief. he said. is when someone' s has seen her 'ince: her body has property is damaged. This Include; a nything from a never been found. The only things broken door to a rock thrown through a window. missing from her apartment were her And when students leave the city of Newark in car keys and house keys. droves during a h oliday break. Davi s said there is SLTV receives master control On June 30. Capano was always a house burglarized and at least one car broken questioned about Fahey's into. '·Statistically. the chances of getting caught during BY DIANNE DOUGHERTY di sappearance twice b) police. once those times is muc h less if there is no one in the Copy /:..(fitor a t 3:00a.m. and again later that houses:· he said. Two years into its existence. Student Life afternoon. One month fo ll owing. During Winter Session. Davis said the Newark Police Television is ready to roll camera on it own. Alpert obtained a search warrant to does not change their patrols but ''if s never easy. The With the support of the university Unidel number of houses and apartment complexes we are fu nd and other university support programs. see FAHEY page A6 covering is so large that we can't watch everyone all the the station has received monetary grants over time. We don't have enough officers:· the past two years to develop and maintain its The only way to make your property less susceptible equipment, said Mari lyn Prime, director of to theft o r damage. Davis said. is to be s mart. Buy the Trabant University Center and Perkins strong door locks for a house. use good blinds a nd Student Center. Grossberg always park in a well -lit area. even if it is not close to The station is now using the money to your apartment. Davis said. ""It sucks to have to walk develop a master control system which will the longer distance:· he said. ··but in the long run. th at enable the students to cont rol broadcasting extra distance means more protection for your car.'' from the Academy Street studio. Station case Senior Eric Troop. who li ves in S c h oo l Lane Manager Carlos Hervas said. Apartments on Wyoming Road. heard glass breaking The stati o n curre ntl y packages its M onday at :?. a. m . The fear of theft that hits m ost programming into two-hour tapes which are update students at least once during their stay in Newark then handed over to Pearson Hal l for-aiting, gripped him then, he said. Hervas said. adding th at the cun·ent system ""I thought someone was throwing a bottle a nd I leaves the stati on void of any responsibility or BY ROBERT ARMENGOL wanted to make sure it wasn't at my car."' Troop said. ·'I control over late air times. Citr Neh·, &litor TH E REVIEW I Ri ck Ri,·era saw two guys walking up fro m the lower parking lot. "At least [with the new equipment], if a A Jan. 2 1 bail heari ng was set last and then they ran across the street."' program is late. it's our fault and we have the SLTV station manager Carlos Hervas and junior graphics engineer Dominic month for the uni versity freshman The next morning. he discovered that hi s roommate abi lity to fill the dead air time:· said SLTV Savini dream of expanded capabilities for the young television station. accused w ith he r boyfriend of had lost between S600 and $700. A CD player, COs and Production Director Ricardo Ri vera. a junior. murdering their newborn -boy and radar detector were stolen. and his car windows were The master contro l wi ll al o a llow for broadcast live from the studio. produce live televi sion, Hen,as said, and they tossi ng the body in a Newark broken. · mo re creati ve decis io ns concerning the "The idea is to give the students more TV are un sure of how to raise the estimated dumpster. .. 1 had never really worried about it before:· Troop programming and air time, Ri vera said. experience with li ve broadcasting ... Hervas $55.000 for cameras. microphones. lighting. At the fonnal arraignment of Amy said about leaving his car unattended behi nd the Ri vera explained that the station hopes to said. speakers and other necessary hardware. S. Grossberg and Btian C. Peterson on apartment complex. ""Now it"s a little scary:· spend pan of its air time emenaining student The station hopes to mimic the format of Live broadcasting is in the brainstonning Dec. 17 both defendants entered ple a~ Davi. said th at students have to learn to always lock call s and imerviews between programming. ·'AM Li ve .. or 'The Today Show:· with li ve phase, said Charles Tarver, assistant director of not guilty. Their trial elate ha. been their cars and never leave anything valu able in view in Ri vera al so plans o n borrowing a TV interviews. ente 11ai nment and news segments of stu dent medi a a nd WVUD statio n set for Sept. 9 ofthis year. the car. segment created by New York Uni versity in which concern and affect the uni versi ty manager. Jack T. Litman. one of Peterson's '·Countless number of times people leave suitcases, which the station plants a camera above the community. Hervas said. " The universi ty has been very attomeys, said in cou11 that '"there has c lo the and radios out in c lear view," Davis said. control booth and airs the worker in action. But for now. it will remain just that - an supportive.'' Tarver said. adding that no al ready been incontrovenible proof that "Di sguise it. Take it inside. If you can't do that. lock it The next step, Hervas said, is the idea. forn1al proposals have been made to fu nd this the infant had congenital brain see CRlME page A 7 capability of using the master control to The station does not have the equipment to vision. damage .. before being bom. Litman' s statements suggested what might become key arguments when the • case comes to trial. ln Del aware. the killing of an unbom fetu i, not illegal. Campus Calendar ................. A2 The state Medical Examiner's office Police Reports ...................... A2 has said the baby was not stillborn. Home alone on lonely winter nights World News ......................... A3 A more extensive preview of Editorial ................................ A8 evidence from both sides is expected at Classifieds ............................ 85 BY JON TULEYA All the doors are closed and most are locked as the bail hearing thi s month. Defense Comics .... .. .... ... .. .............. .....B6 Studem Affirir.'i EtUtor well. It's easy to tell who didn't come back for teams will attempt to show th at bail Spons ....................... ............. BS The prospect of not having class for nearly two Winter Session. Their message boards sti ll have should be granted because conviction months is enough to make a freshman. exhausted old messages on them: ""See you in February." Movie Times ..
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