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Francisco Foghorn Dailey to Be Arraigned Today SMTa fRancisco foghorn FEBRUARY 26, 1982 UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA VOLUME 77 NUMBER 3 Dailey to be Arraigned Today by Mike McNaughton According to George Walker, the and noticed that she was "very attorney representing Dailey, it was upset." Quintin Dailey, USF's star not. Without explaining why, the basketball guard, will be making his "It's an ID problem" claimed victim asked Reynes to knock on her first appearance in court today in Walker, who later revealed in a door and walk away, hoping that the connection with the five felony television interview that there was a knock would awake her attacker charges made against him by witness who saw the subject and and that he would leave the room. another USF student. Dailey is could testify that it was not Dailey. Reynes reported that the woman expected to name George Walker He was referring to Charles went into the bathroom and he went and possibly Alan Dressier as his « Reynes, a resident advisor in Phelan to knock on the door. He saw a man counsel after hearing the charges Hall and a friend of the victim. at the end of the corridor and chased formally. Walker told the Foghorn Reynes told the Foghorn. "Walker him out the fire escape and into the that Daileywill plead not guilty to all was wrone." street. counts and that a subsequent period Reynes, without the aid of this She reported that the suspect, of investigation will probably follow glasses was never close enough to the "reeking of alcohol" stayed in her for up to a month's time. man to recognize him. Following this, a preliminary room for approximately three hours. During that time he "I can't identify him one way or hearing will provide the first another," he stated. opportunity for cross examination. threatened her, claiming to have a weapon, strangled her when she Walker claims to have other Until this time it is not expected that witnesses. The Foghorn has learned the victim will be questioned attempted to call for help, and attempted to force her into various that at least one of Dailey's witnesses publicly. (a fellow basketball player) is willing Hie victim, an honor nursing sex acts. It was not until the suspect passed out at about 6:30 that to testify that he was with the suspect student and resident hall advisor, at about the time ofthe incident and told authorities that a black man, Monday morning that the young woman was able to flee the room. that Dailey had not been drinking. whom, she identified as Quintin The Chronicle has stated that Dailey, entered her unlocked room "I can't say that the man I saw was another possible witness is assistant during the early morning of or was not Quintin," he said. "I just basektball coach Vince Combs. December 21. didn't see him that well." According to the Chronicle Combs According to Bill Fusco, Quintin Dailey's -status.. .assn athlete will That the incident described by the Reynes came in contct with the ate breakfast with Dailey the remain unchanged.' victim actually took place has not victim shortly after she was able to morning of the incident and did not statements were "taken out ot the incident. been contested by either side. The escape from her room. While noice anything peculiar about him. context." He made no further According to assistant District issue, and what the courts have been searching for a television set that comments. Attorney William Fazio there were left to decide is whether or not the had been stolen from his room that However, Combs told the several reasons. Key among them man that was in her room was day, Reynes saw thc victim standing Foghorn that the Chronicle account One question constantly being was Public Safety's hesitancy in indeed Quintin Dailey. in ihe hallway. He approached her was "totally false" and that his asked is why no formal charges were reporting the case to the police. made until nearly two months after Continued on page 16 Dorm Safety in Question Missing Funds Linked by Kelly Marie Harp to turn the keys over to the Sources in Housing refused to building's head resident, she gave comment on the chain of events, and On December 21 a female USF the keys to Public Safety. It appears the woman whose name appeared as to Resignation student was assaulted in her room in that officials in the Housing office the originator of the above Phelan Hall. Less than two months did not pick up these keys as it was mentioned work order would not by M. M. Showalter Public Safety. later, another USF student returned understood they would. contribute any further information. A Bursar's office accountant Although no written confession to her floor in Phelan to find an Officials in Housing would not Adding to the confusion over end- resigned February 9 after a was made, a full cash restitution by intruder in the women's bathroom comment on when they became of-semester security in the dormi­ confrontation concerning an alleged the individual was paid, and he (see Foghorn for February 12, aware that the keys were unaccount­ tories, the Foghorn has learned that embezzlement of $498 in university subsequently resigned. No charges 1982). In light of these and other ed for, but a Housing staff member on the night of the rape attenpt in funds. were filed. incidents, the Foghorn has decided confirmed at a floor meeting on which it is alleged that Quintin The money was discovered to initiate an investigation into February 7th that the keys were not Dailey took part, there was no one missing a short time after Assistant Bursar Ron Reyes said security problems within the lost. on duty at the Phelan desk as a Night registration. The full-time employee that the discovery of the msising residence halls. Prior to this meeting however a Operations Manager (NOM). The involved was one of those cash came about "partly through Despite the efforts of those who work order requesting new master building has been closed to residents responsible for collecting tuition, chance," and the incident has have come forward to make their keys for the floors concerned was but members of the Housing staff including cash at that time. provoked no real interest to concerns known to university received by Plant. Dated January and some students obviously According to procedure, a investigate further. officials, it still appears that notable 26, the intitial order did not request remained there. Bursar's office employee signs a cash Carole Phillips, Bursar loopholes have existed. any lock changes for the building. Subsequent to the assault attempt sheet recording all money collected. representative for the College of At the end of the Fall 1981 Plant's Chief Engineer, Harold on 5 Phelan, an announcement was At the end of the day, the record is Professional Studies, and immediate semester, there was a problem with Hansen, confirmed that a lock made by the USF Office of Public matched with the corresponding superior of the employee in the transfer of master keys in Hayes change for the floors was added to Safety that there would be stricter cash envelope, ensuring protection question, explained further stating Healy hall. An RA in the building the request after he called the monitoring of the south doors to the against discrepancies. "We have always had procedures to was left with keys for four of the Housing Office to find out what had Phelan loading dock. In this instance, the accountant's prohibit this kind of thing. When building's eight residential floors. happened to the original master This action was taken due to a records did not match the contents someone signs a cash sheet, adds it After being unsuccessful in attempts keys. suspicion that the assailant in the of the cash envelopes. He therefore up, deposits it; each name is on it, case had gained entry or exited via was questioned by the Office of signed." these doors. The statement mentioned that Public Safety would be fining students who use or leave open the doors which are meant as Inside: emergency exits only. This confirms the Housing office's current policy on dorm safety and security which is included in the 1981-82 statement on ^Opinion: Unrosy Reality of USF P»««4 Terms and Conditions of Occupancy. Sports: Here Comes Pepperdine pace 12 The document takes the form of a legal code in that prohibitions are page 7 stated and penalties for breaking A Uve Pretenders Review- these enumerated. There is no mention of the liabilities that the Feature: A Night on the Town page* Continued on page 16 Key control has been s problem for *e Housing office of law. «•-«< », news .February 26, 1982 Grad Checks Delayed by Registrar It seems that any of the problems reduced. Reductions in personnel able to get her grad check done, but weeks to fill a job, a replacement tor checks until a replacement was that can arise at USF, will do so in have affected the graduation center, was upset about the process. the staff position was not even found. Because of the necessity to one department that is the according to one employee. This, Another student who filed his temporarily filled until February. hire internally, as well as the need for graduation center in the Registrar's combined with the University's grad check after the November 27 the new person to give notice at her office. general financial situation, has deadline was also able to have it While this first position was still old job, it was another two weeks If a student has been poorly resulted in a staff that is rather small, worked through in late January.
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