Rena, Employee Charged Wit Theft

.. Today's weather: Variable cloudi ness with 60 per cent chance of showers and thun derstorms. High in the mid 60s. Student Center, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware 19716 Tuesday, April4, 1989 rena,employee charged wit theft lerk accused of embezzling university, skaters' funds ... by Jim Musick Thomas F. Andrews, 43, of and treasurer of the Delaware two funds has not been deter- week to discuss the information Assistant News Editor Newark, was accused of embez Amateur Skating Foundation, mined. gathered from the audit. zling funds from both the univer was released on $5,000 unse "It will take some time to A preliminary hearing will be A university employee was sity and the Delaware Amateur cured bond March 20, according audit .th~ books, which 1cover a held Thursday at the court of with one count of theft Skating Foundation, according to to Ivory. period over a year," Ivory said. common pleas, Ivory said. Lt. Joel Ivory, commander of The charge was made after Jack O'Neill, director for the - . The Delaware Amateur discrepancies in Criminal Investigation for discrepancies were found during Recreation and Intramural Skating Foundation is an inde Ice Arena records, University Police. a standard audit of Ice Arena Program, said University Police pendent Delaware operation to a University Police Andrews, a records clerk at records, Ivory said. will be meeting with Attorney which helps support university the Ice Arena since September The amount taken from the General ~harles M. Oberly this skaters. English, math requirements to be enforced by Jotm Schneider "Situations will arise where a Staff Reporter student is in excellent academic standing who has not fulfilled The College of Arts and this requirement, and that stu- Science will begin enforcing the dent will be dropped," he said. rule that all its students must There might also be a prob- fulfill the basic math and lem with students who transfer English requirement within from other schools as juniors their first two years, a university without any math credits. official said Tuesday. Brock added that M 114 According to Dr. D. Heyward (Basic Algebra and Statistics) is Brock, associate dean of the not offered every semester. The Review/Dan Della Piazza College of Arts and Science, the "Ml14 is usually the bigger Sky high -Two young baseball fans take a break from a Sunday·game to launch their kite. It college passed the resolution "to problem for Arts and Science looks like tyrannasaurus rex is in the strike zone. keep students going towards students. It is possible that a receiving their degree." student will attempt Ml14 a "After students have com- number of times but not pass it Faculty committee says pleted a certain number of cred- - and still be dropped," he said. it-hours, (without fulfilling the The anticipation of these dif- requirement) they will receive a ficulties has led to the possible warning letter," he said. formation of an appeal board to ·vestment issue alive "If they do not complete this deal with unique situations on a requirement by the set time, case-by-case basis. by Wendy Pickering ment, said Dr. Allen L. Morehart, Statement of Principles, formerly they will be dropped from the continued to page 4 Staff Reporter a Faculty Senate member and called the Strllivan Principles. university, as if they were in -----..., chairman of the Budget Review These rules are designed to poor academic standing." Inside: The board of trustees' decision Committee. end discrimination, give South The rule, which will be • New townhouses 10' keep university endowments Morehart said the Faculty African blacks equal opportuni implemented next fall, will invested in South African com Senate has repeatedly gone on ties in the work force and affect all incoming freshmen. deemed.safe for panies is not a closed issue for record supporting divestment, attempt to dismantle the Next year's juniors who have completion .....•.•... p.2 rbe Faculty Senate, a university but that the trustees have decided apartheid government, Morehart not fulfilled the requirement official said March 22. to rule against their recommen said. will also be issued warning let- • Amy Parks: a gift The Senate's Committee on dations on each occasion. The Senate agreed the ters. They will have until the for music •..••....••. p.U Divestment is presently review The university's current policy Statement of Principles is not an spring to complete the classes. • A look at the 1989 ing the issue and will again make is that all companies in which it adequate response to the prob- But Brock foresees problems a recommendation on divest- in enforcing the regulation. baseball season•• p~~8 invests must follow the continued to page 7 Page 2 • The Review • Apri/4,1989 Trustees narrow field of candidates Committees asked/ to select their picks for next president by Caroline Cramer Committee to begin selection of their choices edgeable in the field of higher oou1;;aw:11. Alaska issues warrant for Staff Reporter . for president Burris said although some Exxon tanker captain "We are just in the early stages now of were from members of the business The Presidential Search Committee will turning up likely candidates," said Dr. Frank candidates from academic circles "are Dilley, a member of the Faculty Advisory the majority.'~ An arrest warrant was issued begin to narrow down the applications for a Committee. · It may be same time before a final by Alaskan officials Saturday for new university president this week, a univer Dilley said March 24 the faculty commit- is made, he added. Joseph Hazelwood, captain of sity official said Friday. the Exxon oil tanker that ran "It's moving along well. We've had more tee has met with Kom-Ferry, an executive "We have the luxury and flexibility aground in Valdez, Alaska on than 130 applications," said John E. Burris, search firm that will aid the university in its if necessary," Burris said. "We need presidential search. go through the selection as thor·ou21111i March 24, spilling over 10 mil chairman of the Trustee Committee to . "One of the people who is, working us possible t.o maJc~ the best POSsible lion gallons of oil, The News Nominate a President. with IS the former president of the University of "Dr. Trabant has agreed to stay on Journal reported. Burris said the board of trustees has asked Indiana," Dilley said. "Overall, the people · as July 1990, as long as it is nec1essaiY.' Hazelwood was fired by the members of the Faculty Advisory who are working with us are very knowl- said. Exxon Shipping Company Thursday after tests confirmed he had high blood alcohol levels Mystery substance fOund to be fuel o· more than 10 hours following th~ accident Study shows Guerrillas and police land site safe killed in Namibian raid for housing - About 40 people died in by Karen Wolf Namibia Saturday in cross-bor City News Editor der raids by black nationalist guerrillas, The News Journal The results of a $50,000 study reported. performed on an oily substance Armed guerrillas in the South found at the site of the West Africa People's University Commons to'wnhous Organization (SWAPO) crossed es on Haines Street determined the Angolan border and fought the material to be fuel oil, with p,olice in Namibia. Two lawyer' Tom Neuberger said policemen and 38 guerrillas were March22. killed and 14 others wounded in "No evidence was found that the clash. any hazardous substance" was Officials believe the raids will detected at the site, Neuberger endanger an international accord said. for Namibia's independence. The state-ordered study began ·Four U.S. ships leave in November after the oily mate rial was discovered on the Persian Gulf Saturday . premises, delaying construction The ~ .. v;,...,tfil.. nhM•,• of the 32-townhouse complex Three U.S. mine sweepers and A state study found that the substance discovered at the site of these new Haines Street apart· indefinitely. a support vessel left the Persian ·· ments is fuel oil. Completion or the constru~tion is expected to be in June. The oil, however, "is no threat Gulf Saturday, making it the to the drinking-water supply," to be an_underground fuel oil "Each property will have to do Neuberger said the 'leak, "is largest pullout of American ships Assistant City Manager Fred tank leaking in the area down the its own study for leaks to see the off our property. It's [noW] up 10 from that region since the Iran Herald said. street," Neuberger said. extent and direction the leak is them to find it." Iraq cease-fire, The News "We're convinced that it poses Herald said the Department of heading," he said. He said Haines Street Journal reported. no threat to anybody," he said. Natural Resources and "Somewhere north of the Partners, which owns the The reduction of ships in the "The problem is much, much Environmental Control (DEN- [Universi~ Commons] property, University Commons Project, is gulf "is consistent with the smaller than we thought" REC) issued orders to adjacent someone is losing fuel and it's applying to the reduced threat to shipping," a The fuel oil appears to be properties to have their fuel leading into the water table," he Understorage Tank Act of Navy official said. coming, "from what is believed tanks surveyed. said. continued to page 4 Gorbachev paying four day visit to Cuba Police Re ort Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev arrived in Cuba Sunday to meet with Cuban President Fidel Castro for formal 1986 Daytona stolen talks that will address differences $100 in cash taken from Towne Court Someone burned maskiq arising between the two- leaders' A Newark man was charged from woman's purse tape in the Harrington practice of communism, The with theft Saturday after he took AlB A 1986 Silver Dodge lounge last week, causing $17S News Journal reported.

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