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Police Arrest Student for Alleged Date Rape of Intoxicated Woman sports-------------------------- *—opinion— 1— inside------ I :riday Magazine: Racism in Sports The Villain picture to be Discussed U p M Revealed!! jp yourself in Lecture XV 1 contest page 13 page 8 page 1A Police Arrest Student for Alleged Date Rape of Intoxicated Woman By Steven Elzer Feb. 20 incident, when the suspect and the Campus Editor victim gathered at a party in the dormitory. At the party, the pair drank a bottle of champagne and the victim “ became intoxicated to such a UCSB police officials arrested a UCSB point where she was clearly unable to reason on student Wednesday for alleged "date rape” her own behalf,” Alvarez said. after another student reported that she was The female student told police officials that KjjpNI forced to engage in sexual acts while too in­ she refused the suspect’s advances, but the toxicated to consent. suspect denied her assertion, Alvarez said. The alleged rape occurred almost three Officers based their charges upon the vic­ months ago, but was not reported to police tim’s statement and supporting corroboration officials until May 1, UCSB Police Lt. Tony from witnesses at the party. “ Witnesses to the Alvarez said. Both students are residents of the event said she was intoxicated and unable to Anacapa on-campus dormitory. provide consent,” Alvarez said, adding people The 18-year-old victim contacted officers knew that the victim had refused to grant after attending a counseling session on date willful consent. “ Based upon our investigation, rape, Alvarez said. “ There was some confusion we believed there was probable cause.” on the part of the (victim ) as to whether a The suspect has told investigators that he did crime had occurred.... She did not know that in engage in sexual acts with the woman, “ but fact it was a crime.” there’s a difference in stories as to whether it The 27-year-old suspect was arrested on- was consentual or not,” Alvarez said. campus after the district attorney’s office and After the February incident, the victim police investigators were granted an arrest confided in friends and family. “ She knew warrant. what ... had happened was wrong and The arrest follows an investigation of the* (See CRIME. p.U) Political Adviser Speaks On Hart, Media Responsibility By Patrick Whalen to his role, if any, in the affair. It is a subject he Assistant Campus Editor wishes would go away. In Wednesday’s edition of the Washington Post, Hart friend and Louisiana lawyer- “ It’s a fundamental character flaw. I don’t lobbyist William Broadhurst alleged that know how else to describe it. There’s something there, and I can't tell you what it Caddell may have been involved in exposing is.... That’s my conclusion. It’s nothing bad. It the Hart-Rice affair. Broadhurst hosted Hart, doesn’t mean I don’t love Gary. It doesn’t mean Rice and Rice’s friend Lynn Armandt on a March boat cruise to Bimini. I don’t think Gary has terrific qualities. He’s a smart sonofabitch, a brilliant conceptualist. “ Don’t know if he’s ever said this or not, but It's just that office. Gary Hart reacts to victory it’s been told to me several times that Pat different than anyone I ’ve ever seen. It’s as Caddell has said he would do anything to ruin though he has a death wish. ” Gary Hart,” Broadhurst was quoted as saying in the Post article. — Patrick Caddell, The Washington Post National Weekly Edition, May 18,1987 Caddell emphatically denies any in­ volvement in the matter, although he confirms Thirty-seven year-old Patrick Caddell was he was in Florida to make a speech and conduct initiated into the spectrum of presidential business a week before the Hart-Rice link was politics by Gary Hart, when the former 1988 exposed by the Miami Herald. Democratic frontrunner employed him as a Hart still owes Caddell approximately pollster for candidate George McGovern in $100,000 from his work on the unsuccessful 1984 1972. Since that time, a lot of water has passed campaign. It is uncertain when Caddell will under the bridge. receive payment as a result of the fiscal limbo From the McGovern campaign, Caddell, a Hart has been mired in for some time. Harvard graduate, went on to successfully Yet Caddell would not comment on his strategize Jimmy Carter’s run at the personal relationship with Hart or what he presidency in 1976, and unsuccessfully or­ knows of Hart’s alleged fraternization with a chestrate Carter’s re-election bid four years variety of women. “ It’s just not something I later. choose to discuss,” he said. When the 1984 campaign rolled around. Hart The two men’s relationship has been recruited Caddell to help him on a part-time documented frequently in the national press. basis in his attempt for the presidency. Hart The Los Angeles Times recently cited an in­ was foiled by Walter Mondale at the stance in the 1984 Illinois primary where Democratic national convention in San Caddell advised Hart to run a series of Francisco in November of that year, however. television commercials attempting to link In October of 1986 Caddell formally stepped Mondale to Chicago political boss Edward R. down from political consulting, citing an (Fast Eddie) Vrodylak. At the last minute Hart “overall negativity” prevalent in recent decided to withdraw the spots, but was unable politics. to because it was on a Saturday. Caddell later But because of a personal commitment, admitted that the ensuing fiasco cost Hart his RICHARD O'ROURKE/Naxu* Caddell is embarking on yet another campaign lead in the primary, the Times article said. trail in June, this time with close friend Senator But Hart is now out of the presidential arena Into the Drink — Jeff Macklin, project engineer for "The Stinger," Joe Biden of Delaware. He took a brief stop at and on the scandal pages. And as Dr. Hunter S. attempts an ocean trek on his senior project. Fellow engineering UCSB to teach two courses — Political Science Thompson said in Fear and Loathing on the students help him stabilize the craft, which was designed by Macklin, 151 and 595 — to relax and reflect before the Campaign Trail, ’72, “ At this point the story Bruce Reichenfeld and Brian Barres. campaign. becomes very slippery, with many loose ends The very short trip ended when a pontoon broke off and the hull So he thought. and dark shadows.” Whatever the legitimacy cracked due to stress caused by waves. "Back to the drawing board!" As the sex scandal involving Hart and Miami of Broadhurst’s allegations, there is still a actress Donna Rice continues to unravel, campaign for the highest office in the land to be Caddell has become the subject of inquiries as (See CADDELL, p.12) 2 Friday. May 15,1987 Daily Nexus From the Associated Press W orld N ation Bolivian Official Says Expulsion McFarlane Says He Stands By Most Californian Republicans of Klaus Barbie to France Legal Everything He Has Testified To Urge Offshore Oil Exploration LYON, France — Bolivia expelled Klaus Barbie to France WASHINGTON — Former National Security Adviser INDIO — Twelve of California’s 18 Republican for trial on Nazi war crimes charges to save the civilian Robert McFarlane, declaring, “ I stand by everything I representatives signed a letter urging President Reagan government that had been elected after years of military have testified to,” told the Iran-contra hearings Thursday to veto any legislation that prohibits or restricts offshore rule, a former Bolivian official testified Thursday. he does not recall meeting with Saudi Arabia’s King Fahd oil and gas exploration, Rep. Alfred McCandless says. The other witness at Thursday’s court session was to solicit a contribution for the Nicaraguan rebels. “ The U.S. has to become more self-sufficient in energy, Erhard Dabringhaus, a former U.S. Army intelligence “ I don’t believe we had any meeting there,” McFarlane and more offshore drilling is the best way to accomplish officer. He said the United States continued using Barbie said, even though a source close to the Saudis asserted that. Oil tankers off our coast create a greater risk of oil as an anii-communist agent after Thursday that the onetime spills than drilling,” McCandless, R- learning of his service with the presidential adviser met with the Indio, said Wednesday. Gestapo service, during which he king at the Saudi ambassador’s However, most of the state’s 45- became known as the “ Butcher of house outside Washington at a time member House delegation opposes a Lyon.” when U.S. aid to the contras was plan proposed last month by Interior Barbie was absent on the fourth banned. Secretary Donald Hodel for new oil day of his trial in Lyon Assize Court. McFarlane’s denial came in and gas drilling of California and The city’s wartime Gestapo chief, response to a question from Rep. other coastal states within five now 73, announced Wednesday that Jack Brooks, D-Texas, about the years. he would not attend court sessions on grounds he had been alleged McFarlane-Fahd meeting, which was first The 12 California Republicans are among 148 co-signers kidnapped from Bolivia and brought here illegally. reported in the Washington Post. in the House who pledged to uphold a presidential veto if France and Bolivia do not have an extradition treaty, McFarlane also disclosed that President Reagan had Congress restricts offshore exploration. but Gustavo Sanchez said only a ministerial resolution telephoned him after Tuesday’s session. “ He called to say Overriding a veto requires the vote of at least two-thirds was needed to kick an undesirable out of the South that he’d watched the hearings and he had thought that of the 435 members of the House and 100 members of the American country legally.
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