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®be Satltr damrnta "Serving the Storrs Community Since 1896" Vol LXXXVIIINo. 109 The University of Connecticut Tuesday, April 16, 1985 Hagler Nangatuck mayor TKO's turns himself in WALLINGFORD (AP)- on the allegations Assistant Hearns Naugatuck Mayor William State's Attorney Kevin Kane Rado Sr. surrendered the of- said a copy of the arrest LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP)— fice of the chief state's attor- warrant affidavit will be filed Marvelous Marvin Hagler ney Monday and was charged with the court clerk Tuesday, knocked down Thomas "Hit with larceny and bribery and, but it might not be made Man" Hearns and stopped conspiracy to commit larceny public until after the arraign- him at 2:01 of the third round and bribery. ment of a savage fight for Hagler" s Rado was met at the recep- undisputed middleweight title tion desk by Inspector Mi- When he emerged from Monday night chael DiLullo and taken into a processing Rado was holding Just moments after a doc- a copy of the indictment con- back room for processing taining the charges against tor had been called into the The mayor emerged a half ring to examine a bad cut over hour later, saying he was him .He said McKeon told him Hagler" s right eye the cham- not to comment to the press. released on his written prom- Rado said the detectives of- pion hurt He~arns with a right ise to appear at the Kendrick to the head and unleashed a Avenue Courthouse in Water- fered to let him go out a back barrage that dropped the bury on April 23. Both he and door to avoid the press. Rado challenger. Hearns struggled declined, saying he was not his attorney, John McKeon of that kind of a mayor. up but referee Richard Steele Hartford refused comment stopped the bout In terms of action, it had to be one of the great, great Prison seized by inmates fights. It more than lived up to the tremendous hype that ODENVILLE, Ala (AP)— Hundreds of inmates took control of a preceded it section of a state prison Monday, holding the warden and 21 "There is no doubt in my other people hostage after seizing guns and beating two people mind 1 will knock out Tommy unconscious, authorities said Hearns," the 30-year-old Hagler Five employees were injured, officials said said before his 11th defense Shots were fired when about 200 inmates took over a central records office at the 1,000- prisoner St Clair County Correctional Facility on Monday morning initially trapping about 40 guards Smith, and employees, officials said 'Southside' Johnny Ryan, leader of the As bury Jukes. Some employees were able to get out but Warden Larry Spears and 21 others, including 10 women, were trapped, said Weidenbach Spring weekend concert: Prison Commissioner Fred Smith The inmates demanded changes in operations at the medium- and maximum-security facility, said Billy Joe Camp, press sec- win in retary to Gov. George C Wallace Boston Southside Johnny BOSTON (AP)—Britain's No end in sight for Geoff Smith courageously uiUplay here overcoming cramps in both hamstrings, struggled to a By Dave Clark presidential search frontrunning victory Monday Staff Writer for the second consecutive By Colin Poitras year in the Boston Marathon Southside Johnny and the Jukes will be the headline band for News Editor McQuade said there was a The 31-year-old Smith, a the Spring Weekend concert, the Undergraduate Student possibility that the list of lead- deceptively tough 5-foot-8, Government and the Student Union Board of Governors The search committee for ing candidates would be re- 130- pounder who used to be a announced yesterday. UConn's next president will leased at Wednesday's meet- fireman and soccer player in The announcement was made jointly by BOG Concert meet Wednesday at UConn's ing although he would not Liverpool, England, was on Committee Chairman Marshal Senk, USG President Marcia Health Center in Farmington specify which of the can- world record pace for the first Knous, and BOG President Doug Bernsteia The concert will at 5:00 p. m didates have so far been 19 miles. be held on Sunday, April 28th No agenda has been for- chosen. Then, after experiencing The concert will begin at noon with the winners of the Battle mulated for the meeting as of But David Kimball, execu- painful cramps in his ham- of the Bands concert which will be held on Wednesday, yet and there is little chance April 24 th tive secretary to UConn's in- strings—cramps which caused that any announcement of cumbent president John Di- him to stop briefly, throw his Also appearing will be the reggae band Itopia Rita Marley, prospective candidates will Biaggk) and a spokesman for hands over his head, kick his widow of reggae king Bob Marley, is a member of the bend but be made a committee the search committee, said right leg into the air, put both will not be in attendance Spring Weekend spokesman said Monday. Monday that McQuade's in- his hands to his face in frustra- The concert will also feature a rap band, Senk reported that A state official who is rep- formation was "contrary to tion and grimace often— the rap band has not yet signed its contract and the name of resenting Gov. William A fact" Smith still won by more than the band will not be announced until that time O'Neill as a member of the five minutes—an even bigger Rounding out the bill will be Mr. Simon Says. search committee said how- Agreeing with Kimball was margin than he did last year. Southside Johny and the Jukes, fronted by Johnny Lyon, ever, that the group's steering Dr. Andrew Canzonetti, who Smith who had come into have been together for a decade releasing their first album "I committee "has widdled it said," I wish we were that far, this race confident that he Don't Want to Go Home" in 1976. The band hails from Asbury down to 15-20 names." The we (the search committee) could lower the world best of Park New Jersey. committeee has received a- are just as anxious as the 2 hours, 8 minutes, 5 seconds, Some of the bands biggest hits include "We're Having a bout 100-120 applications, students are to getting a new held by Steve Jones of Wales, Party," "The Fever," "Trapped Again," and most recently according to Davis McQuade president.but right now we was clocked in 2:14:05. "Who's the New Romeo?" a close aid to O'NeilL are very busy in our search" Inside Today: Weather Forecast: • If you missed this weekends peace festival see the fea- Foggy this morning, mostly cloudy ture on page 5. by afternoon. Highs 65-70. Chance of showers tonight lows near 40. Mostly • Baseball team hopes to break weekday jinx today against sunny Wednesday. BU. See the backpage for a preview. Page 2 The Dally Campus, Tuesday, April 16, 1985 Morning Comment j News Digest Mike Royko Time to test High court upholds dismissal Cub quotient HARTFORD (AP)-Stopping a unanimous opinion car and searching its occupants. The court ruled in the case of "How do you think the Cubbies are going to do this year?" the must be based on more than a James Scully and Alexander Tay- Yupppie man brightly asked Slats Grobnik. Fire called hunch the state Supreme Court lor, members of a group known That was all Slats had to hear. He set his beer down and stared said Monday in upholding the dis- as International Committee comtemptuously at the creature. suspicious missal of charges against two Against Racism that had held a Then he said "Answer a simple question lor me .What high school men in whose car had been found demonstration in Willimantic on did Phil Cavaretta attend?" guns and ammunition Oct 10, 1981, prior to a rally by MANSFIELD( AP)—A fire at the "An investigatory stop must be the Ku Klux Klaa Quick as a flash the young man answered: "Phil who?" Mansfield Training School early "That's what I thought" Slats snarled. "You are not a true Cub fan. justified by come objective man- Trooper Bernard DePrimo had Monday morning is being treated ifestation that the person stopped ordered their car to the side of A true Cub fan never says Cubbies. You are one of these parasitic, as of suspicious origin, according bandwagon-hopping trend-following gloiy-seeking know-nothing is, or is about to be engaged in the road after one of them had to the school's superintendent criminal activity," the Justice photographed DePrimo and then bubble heads who showed up last year for the sole purpose of stand- Roger MacNamara said the fire ing in front of a TV camera in a sports-theme bar while holding a i Arthur H. Healey wrote in the made "nonobscene undramatic began about 3 am on a pile of gestures" toward his car. finger in the air and babbling that you are No. 1. Any true Cub fan clothing in the basement of knows what high school Phil Cavaretta attended. So get out of my ' Knight Hospital, the school's infir- sight, you boob." mary. Sprinklers and smoke and As the young man slunk away, Slats said to me "I think it is heat detectors were automati- Bad bargaining charged time" cally activated, he said, so by the I agreed. It's time for my annual Cub quiz. There has never been a time school personnel and local HARTFORD (AP)-The Office a new contract The state's cur- greater need for it firefighters arrived, the fire was of Labor Relations on Monday rent three-year contract with the Because of last season's excitement the city—the entire nation, in out filed a complaint with the State maintenance and service workers fact— is swarming with nouveaux fans of the kind described by Slats.