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Gunman Robs Goodies Driver Overpass Fundsapproved Gunman Robs Goodies Driver Overpass FundsApproved By RICH BERGOVOY "The $150,000 for the bridge and the fence are in," said State Assemblyman George H o ch b r u ec k ner (D-Coram). State and University officials had promised last spring that a pedestrian footbridge would be built over the Long last week at gunpoint. A GOODIES DELIVERYMAN was robbed Island Railroad (LIRR) tracks at the Stony Brook By JACK MILLROD station after University student Joseph Radic was A House of Goodies deliveryman on his midnight run to killed by a moving train. STONY BROOK STUDENTS will no longer have to cross the was robbed at gunpoint by two men early on foot. campus Both houses of the State railroad tracks Saturday morning outside the Tabler Cafeteria. The thieves Legislature passed a bill on the exact division of Sangiovanni sent a letter to with $155 in cash, and the driver escaped escaped last Wednesday might to responsibility. the Metropolitan Transit uninjured appropriate money for the Passage of the state bill Authority Chairman Harold House of Goodies of East Setauket which has operated a bridge and several other was a victory for two Fischer requesting that campus pizza delivery service for the past 10 years, state projects. former Stony Brook hazardous conditions at the dispatched its delivery truck and driver to campus late '"rhey'll probably get students. Former Polity station be corrected. Friday night to deliver a large pie to someone named cracking pretty quickly," Community Liaison Sandy Their efforts were also but when the driver arrived at approximately 12:50 Smith, said Hochbrueckner. Sangiovanni and former aided by election year AM, he was relieved of both pizza and cash. According to Regional Polity Senate Chairman Pro pclitics. 'There are always Public Safety Director Robert Corute said Security has Director of the State Tempore Steve Finkelstein politics involved," said a description of the robbers and is currently investigating Departme n t of lobbied for the bridge with Hochbrueckner. "Of course the. incident. He acknlowedP d that the Goodies' driver Transportation (DOT) state and railroad officials. Governor Carey is going to was robbed is a Stony Brook undergraduate, but who Austin Emery, the bridge After Radic was killed by a do whatever he can to make refused to release the student's name. Comute could be completed within train passing through the me look good before my however, was able to contact the student Statesman, a year if the designs and the Stony Brook station, (Continued on page 13) who agreed to be interviewed on the condition that construction bids are r- withheld. his name be finished by spring. a junior Commuter student from The driver, Hochbrueckner said that Heat Outage Tomorrow said that when he arrived at the scene of the Centereach, the DOT would act as the A 24 hour hot water estimate that the outagee robbers claimed the pizza, paid him, and robbery, the two "coordinator" for the state outage is scheduled will last about 24 hoursS. he said, 'They emptied my pockets while I was then, funds, while the LIRR tomorrow at 5 PM. All The outage was scheduled making change." The gun, he said, was a small caliber buildings on main so that repairs can b would draw up the designs pistol. campus including dormi- made in the Power Planit and let out the construction "I'd fight two guys," he said, "but not if one of them tones will be affected. high temperature ho>t bids. DOT and LIRR bad a gun." water system. University officials ·.. unclear on o (Ctinuedon page 7) officials seemed 1%-- University Subcontracts HSC Garage is not at all pleased with problem. Chason maintained that The HSC parking structure, By ERIK KELLER University was scheduled to open last paid paIrking," Chason said the University could not obtain which month will open once contractual York State has addressing an audience of 300 funds from the State for additional New problems between the University a private company to people in HSC Lecture Hall 1 in a parking unless it guaranteed that a subcontracted and the Dormitory Authority have Center discussion of the campus parking fee would be collected. run the new Health Sciences been resolved, according to Chason. In (HSC) parking structure. Chason said that an unwritten will charge addition the University agreement between the State and an hourly a monthly fee of $15 and United University Professionals in the 985 car rate of $.50 to park Union (UUP) that there would be facility. no parking fee could complicate the Vice President and Assistant problem. Robert Chason Business Manager Another problem, according to Kinney Systems said that Chason , is that the State Incorporated was hired by the Comptroller's office has refused to Dormitory Authority, a state office deduct parking fees from workers' which sells bonds to fundi paychecks. University construction, to run the At the meeting Chason also said garage even though he estimates that the proposal for a general that it will cost $30,000 to 40,000 University wide parking fee of more than if it were run by the $2.50 to $5 will be brought up at state. meeting this According to Chason the the Board of Trustees month. This fee will cover the cost University was virtually forced to :_ _ ~.. !..e .. _--. .~.~ . sW! (Continued on page 5) implement a parxing iLe. --l-n r-wao A ;%911U *I cKu I. Wlr- A_. 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Nairobi, (Kenya (AP) - Idi Amin So great was the spontaneous says he's putting off a tour of the clapping, it almost drowned out the Middle East to take part in an auto mournful voice of the great 10-ton rally. funeral bell as the rain-glistening Uganda Radio, monitored here cypress coffin disappeared through Wednesday, quoted the Ugandan the massive bronze doors on the president as saying he would be shoulders of twelve pall bearers. participating in this week's A bit of soft Roman rain was not "National Insurance Corporation going to dampen the affection felt Independence Motor Rally." National Washington (AP) - The Senate by a healthy margin when the issue signaled yesterday it will extend the comes to a final vote set for Friday. ratification deadline for the Equal * * * Rights Amendment and decided Fort Wayne, Indiana (AP) -The that states cannot use the rock group Aerosmith helped some additional time to take back their of its fans get out of jail yesterday. approval of the ERA. After police arrested 62 people By a 54-44 margin, the Senate at an Aerosmith concert Tuesday rejected a proposal by Senator Jake night, the group posted bail for 13 Garn, (R-Utah), to couple an of them. additional 39-month ratification Police arrested 34 adults and 28 period with an opportunity for juveniles at the concert on drug, ratifying states to rescind their alcohol and tobacco violations. actions. During the performance, Aerosmith Senator Birch Bayh, (D-Indiana), lead singer Steven Tyler stopped in principal Senate sponsor of the the middle of a song to complain extension, predicted the Senate about the arrests and promised to would approve the ERA extension post bail for anyone arrested. State and Local New York (AP) - Word of a Riverhead, N.Y. (AP) - Two reported secret deal between a men charged with trying to smuggle group of unions and two some seven tons of Colombian newspapers prompted a top federal marijuana on a 61-foot sailboat mediator to withdraw from efforts remained behind bars here to settle the 51-day pressmen's Wednesday hoping for a bail strike that has closed three major hearing later in the week. dailies here. 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