Graduating Down and Rowdy Tough at home Lubbock comedy fans have a Texas Tech coach Spike Dykes will legal assistant chance to take in one of the rowdiest be hoping tradition is not on Debbie Jo Cook was one of seven comedians to infiltrate the Hub since Oklahoma State's side when the Red students who received their legal Eddie Murphy. Frank Lunney, a.k.a. Raiders meet the Cowboys Saturday assistant certification Thursday night Captain Rowdy, is in the middle of a in Stillwater, Okla. OSU has been vir- at commencement from a new conti- five-day stand at Joe's Froggy tually unbeatable at home in the past nuing ed program. Bottoms. few years and will be hungry for its first win. See story, page 3 See story, page 4 See story, page 6
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Vol. 65, No. 19 8 pages PETA files complaint on Tech animal research
By CINDY PANDOLFO Orem, who has been a Tech faculty to convince NIH to revoke funding for large enough only for the animals to said PETA had access to research TTUHSC, refused Thursday to read The Universiry Daily member since 1976, has been involved the research. sit, from 6 p.m to 8 a.m. records as well as possession of pic- the PETA complaint. in sleep disorders research funded by Although the complaint named 16 Although Sweetland asserts that tures taken of cats stolen from the "We are dealing with a very People for the Ethical Treatment of the National Heart Lung Institute for people in the medical and veterinary other research involves invasive drill- Tech laboratory. fanatical group of people who have Animals (PETA) Wednesday charg- the past 12 years. fields identified by PETA as experts, ing into cat's skulls, Orem said the Orem told The Dallas Morning lost sight of the importance of ed the Texas Tech University Health Orem's research involves two areas the group did not list affiliations for skull is not penetrated. Skin is pulled News that allegations made by PETA research for the welfare of humani- Sciences Center ( TTUHSC) with — sleep apnea and Sudden Infant the sources. back to expose the skull so that bolts are untrue. He said he is in com- ty," Mittemeyer said. "No matter more than 15 violations of federal Death Syndrome (SIDS). One of Sweetland said Orem's research in- can be glued, not drilled, to the skull, pliance with all federal guidelines on what they print, in my opinion, is go- animal protection laws. every 100 males is affected by sleep volves inhumane experiments and he said. the use of animals in research. He ing to be suspect of falsifying what in- In a complaint filed with the Na- apnea, and SIDS is the number one methods of restraining animals. The Animal Liberation Front said the goal of animal activists is to deed are the facts." tional Institutes of Health (NIH), In- killer of infants during the first year Sleep apnea research requires that (ALF) broke into Orem's laboratory stop all use of animals in biomedical Mittemeyer said Orem has been grid Newkirk, national PETA direc- of life. the research subjects be deprived of July 4, damaging more than $70,000 in research. targeted by the group not because his tor, charged that sleep and depriva- Mary Beth Sweetland, a PETA sleep, she said. To prevent the cats equipment. ALF also took research Orem said information released by research is questionable but rather tion research conducted by TTUHSC researcher, said the complaint, filed from sleeping, Sweetland said, they records and freed five cats used in PETA apparently came from records because of his credentials as a physiology professor John Orem Wednesday at NIH in Bethesda, Md., are placed on a 4-inch by 7-inch sleep research. taken from the lab during the July researcher. violated regulations established by calls for an investigation of Orem's pedestal in the middle of 55-gallon Although the group does not ap- break-in. He declined comment on formal the U.S. Government Principles and lab, research protocol and animal drum of water. Sweetland said the prove of illegal break-ins, Sean Bernhard Mittemeyer, executive charges that PETA has called on NIH the Animal Welfare Act. care. Sweetland said the group hopes cats are left on the pedestal, which is Hawkins, a PETA contact in Houston, vice president/provost of the to make. Student Senate passes library resolution Gunshot kills freshman formation and keep it updated and money for, and to build spirit on cam- By AMY LAWSON reorganize the "Texxans" organiza- The University Daily developed," Pinkerton said. pus for students," Pinkerton said. tion into a committee concerned with The endowment campaign tradition "It's good for Tech." minority issues. in murder-suicide deaths; The Texas Tech Student Senate began in 1959, when the graduating The senate also approved a resolu- Scott also was influential in serving passed a resolution Thursday suppor- class donated $1,000 to the library. tion recognizing AIDS Awareness Tech students in minority recruit- ting the Tech Library's efforts in In other business, the Senate passed Week. The AIDS issues committee ment and retention, affirmative ac- occult activity suspected "Building Bridges to the 21st legislation proclaiming Sept. 27 declared the week of Oct. 2-4 as tion and student discipline. He served Century." through Oct. 6 as Texas Tech United awareness week. the Lubbock community through in- By BETH GEORGE
The legislation, introduced by Sen. Way Week. The resolution states that "this pro- volvement in politics and his continu- The University Daily Jeanne Pinkerton, a senator-at-large, The resolution, introduced by gram is upholding requirements and ing commitment addressing com- supports an endowment campaign Pinkerton, stated that the Student traditions for providing educational munity issues. An investigation into an apparent called "The Building Bridges Pro- Association will conduct a fund- health programs to benefit the Supreme Court justices were sworn murder-suicide involving a Texas , gram" that would help build educa- raising campaign for the United Way students." in for the Student Association. Tech freshman turned up two more tional resources and create library by selling Tech-Texas A&M T-shirts The senate also passed legislation Justices are Christopher Burgess, an bodies and the possibility of occult materials through a senior class gift in the UC Sept. 28-29. recognizing George Scott Jr. for his architecture major; Rob Dunbar, a activities, the Lubbock Police to the library. The proceeds will be donated to the service and commitment to Tech. business administration major; Bud Department reported. "It is really good to build endow- United Way. Scott, who retired this semester Panish, an engineering major; and The bodies of 16-year-old Eric ment for the library so they may con- "It's mostly to help the United from the Tech student affairs divi- Ronald Phillips, an agricultural Freeman and his girlfriend, Tech tinue to have a bountiful access to in- Way; that is what we are making sion, helped the Student Senate sciences major. freshman Rebecca Medlin, 18, were discovered by a maid about 11:45 a.m. Wednesday at the Stadium Motel near the Tech campus, police reports indicated. Police believe the pair shot the girl's parents at their 4818 14th St. home before checking into the local motel where Freeman apparently Medlin shot Medlin before killing himself, police reports indicated. them still in bed. She asked the Freeman's mother, Eve Col- motel manager, Nita Patel, to eman, told police she thought check on the couple. Patel called Satanism may have played a role in the room several times and after the murders. receiving no answer, she called Police discovered the teenagers' EMS, police reports indicated. bodies just before noon Wednesday. Police went to notify the Medlins Police reported that Freeman and about their daughter's death that Miss Medlin were lying in bed afternoon and discovered the together nude. murdered couple, reports indicated. The bodies were discovered by Martha Rodriquez, a maid at the Police discovered the bodies of motel. According to police reports, Jesse Medlin, 59, and Josie Medlin, Rodriquez entered the room about 54, about 4:45 p.m. Wednesday. 10 a.m. using a pass key. She told Medlin was lying on the floor in the police a chair was blocking the door northeast bedroom and his wife was to the room but she pushed it aside found in the living room, police and entered. Rodriquez found the reports indicated. According to couple in bed and assumed they police, a shotgun was discovered were asleep, so she left to clean near Mrs. Medlin's body, but the other rooms, reports indicated. gun had not been fired. Rodriquez returned to the cou- Judge L.J. Blalack said both suf- ple's room about 11 am. and found fered gunshot wounds to the head.
Ian HalpenniThe University Daily Drumming up support Nobel Prize winner says Texas Attorney General Jim Mattox spoke Thursday to a group grassroots support from county voters and leaders before an- of supporters at Texas Tech. Mattox said he is looking for nouncing his gubernatorial candidacy. SSC benefits state science Mattox seeks grassroots support from Techsans By FRANCISCO RODRIGUEZ the simplest of all elements, hydrogen. By BETH GEORGE mitments from supporters. 30 percent-30 percent-30 percent. I future of the state of Texas." The University Daily "These beams of protons will be ac- The Univer ,ary Doily "We made the decision to first get think the three of us will have to Drugs and crime were campaign Texas will be at the forefront of celerated to an unprecedented energy the money, at least enough money have a runoff election unless one of topics Mattox discussed with the phy3ics with the construction of the of 20 trillion electron volts," Texas Attorney General Jim Mat- to run through the primaries, and us really pulls out in front soon." group. He said he does not have the tox made a brief stop on the Texas get the grassroots support," he The race will be a long, arduous superconducting super colider, Weinberg said. "The speed at which solutions to the problems. Until physics Nobel Prize winner Steven these protons travel will be very close Tech campus Thursday to drum up said. ordeal, Mattox said, and the next society makes a commitment to Weinberg said during a lecture at the to the speed of light and will be pro- grassroots support for his expected Mattox said he will officially an- governor will need to take on the rehablitation and early drug educa- Texas Tech Allen Theatre Thursday. pelled by 7,000 60-foot-long magnets gubernatorial campaign. nounce his plans in a couple of role of reorganizing and revitaliz- tion, he said the problems will con- "These are exciting times for the which exert a magnetic field 100,000 Mattox spoke briefly to a small weeks. ing the state. tinue to affect the state. group of supporters in the business State Treasurer Ann Richards is "You have to convince people sciences in Texas," Weinberg said. times stronger than the earth's." administration building after ad- the only announced candidate for you're strong enough to deal with "It is a question of how much we "With the new fiscal year and Con- Weinberg said the reasons for dressing a conference of county the Democratic nomination for the the problems out there," Mattox are committed to solving these pro- gress' decision to begin construction building the SSC are important to treasurers. governor's race, but Mattox said he said. "You should handle an elec- blems as a society and if the of the SSC, we have at hands the near Texas. He said the spinoff discoveries Mattox told the group he needs also expects to find face former tion like applying for a job and pick Legislature is willing to fund pro- future availability of the world's and experiments with the SSC will grassroots support from county Texas Gov. Mark White in the out the best person. grams," Mattox said. largest scientific instrument." provide new data and knowledge for voters and county leaders before he primary. "This race is not about whether Drugs and education have a Weinberg, a Josey Regental Pro- years to come. officially announces his candidacy 'I think White is a very for- we need to have a man for governor definite impact on the crime pro- fessor of Science at the University of "There is a tremendous amount of for governor. Mattox said he has midable candidate. I hope he won't or whether we need to have a blem, but building more prison beds Texas at Austin, said the 53-mile, oval expertise to be learned from the col- delayed announcing his candidacy run, but I think that he will," Mat- woman for governor. This race is would not be a long-term solution, tunnel will circulate two beams of lider," he said. "As added benefits, for the race until he has corn- tox said. "I think the vote will split about who has the vision for the he said. protons, which are positively charged prestige of the Texas scientific com- particles that make up the nucleus of munity will grow."
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 1989 2 THE UNIVERSITY DAILY VIEWPOINT
LOOK, MAX, W A al( 10AISAMIN Soldiers always dealt dirty hand \MARTA SNP OUT ON AGWAY COM' uc is, ski "S 11100Alia' -coM I plies and ammo. Shouts and the sound breakdowns after coming home to /1/4 4/01i1Ci CITIlt4G of boots scraping and radio static and even begin to dig down and reflect on OA NOT G0t414 *OUT thumping chopper blades still my experience there. ?AD of k FEW TRGQBLIMais reverberate around in my head. The soldiers of the Vietnam War RICTVT, MAX? The dead would be lined up in neat have been swept conveniently titta7 Rick rows, like cordwood; the Army beneath the carpet these days. We are Storm always was impressive about stuff not unique; the United States govern- MORITZ? Copy Editor like lining up dead people, just as they ment always has turned her back were equally amusing about inflating after the war on those who fought for %Win 5 LAVISTAY? In 1971 when I was 19 years old, I body counts. Fleck, I guess that was her. the only way we could show progress. The VA denied World War II KaDiCifi made my observations of Vietnam, St with apologies to Charlie Siring°, For every red smoke we burned com- veterans, who occupied Hiroshima ern from the hurricane deck of a UH-1D ing in, the Army was sure to turn in and Nagasaki shortly after the atomic j' ...,. helicopter, commonly known as the five kills. bomb, the compensation they were ,, , , Huey. Tracers, I can close my eyes and entitled to after their skin started Our bird bore the skull and roses of yet follow the green and red patterns cracking open, after they were dying l'i the Grateful Dead on the tail boom, on the back of my eyelids. I can feel in droves of cancer. They said it was and how well I remember the skinny Danny Parnell's hot sticky blood as non-service-connected. L boys driving their even-skinnier he died in my arms after getting hit in We talk about MIAs and POWs in herds of water buffalo along washed- the chest with a 51. Vietnam; for crissake, there are ac- out roads; how well I remember the He was 19, just like me. We would counts of Americans still in North round sampans bobbing up and down tease him sometimes because he had Korean prisons. The soldier always in the South China Sea; how well I but three or four facial hairs. I sup- gets the dirty end of the stick. remember the majestic mountains of pose his parents got a crisp, neatly And I remember how in elementary LI, the Vietnamese highlands. folded flag out of the deal. I guess school how we were taught that the Swirls of red and yellow and white nobody ever figured out what Danny Redcoats raped and exploited our fair smoke would catapult around us as died for. land during colonization. I think I we entered LZs with troops and sup- I never did. It took me two nervous know how the Redcoat soldiers felt.
L etters Pacifist mindset helpful in escalating drug crisis Golden rule-Courtesy not fun, people. We feel hurt and cut above the rest academically Spirit shown by action betrayed. After all, we had enough and socially"? I'll agree that forgery and sentenced to serve five To the editor: respect for you and your organiza- grades are stressed in Greek To the editor: years in prison. Huntsville is full, tions to try to become members, organizations, but who are you kid- though, so John was released after This is just a short letter to re- and how do you treat us? With total ding? Do you think I need to be The UD has managed once again serving five months on a prison farm. mind people and organizations disrespect. I think anyone in his Greek to have freinds, party, and be to editorialize a subject which is un- Two days after his release from the (especially their rush chairmen) of right mind would rather be turned obnoxious at football games? Give founded, not to mention absurd. I Cindy prison farm, John raped the woman's a little phrase that I have heard all down gracefully than spend an en- me a break. With your attitude, it's am referring to the editorial car- Pandolfo 14-year-old daughter after forcefully my life: "common courtesy." tire night wondering what might no wonder people who are not toon by Christine Lutz in the Sept. News Editor drugging the girl with cocaine. Come on now, folks, we've all heard 21 edition of The UD. I admire Ms. happen. Greek form biased opinions. Did Statistics provide overwhelming of it; why can't we just practice it?! you guys poll all the Greeks and ask Lutz's artistic ability, but I en- He had just served five years of a I hope that from now on, evidence — convicted felons cannot All it means is that someone should them if they feel they are a "cut courage her to filter that talent into 10-year sentence for burglary and organizations and individuals alike be rehabilitated. More than 80 per- get the respect due them. As the above the rest," or is this just a more pressing issue. possession of illegal substances. He will remember common courtesy cent of all convicts released from Golden Rule states, "Do unto others YOUR biased opinion? Give me a also had served two years for three as you would have them do unto when handing out bids. Please! What a Texas Tech prison return, but not until they claim Dana Dick break. woman wears to an athletic event prior DWI convictions. new victims. you." Not too difficult, right? Less than an hour after his release WRONG ! ! "Academically a cut above the has absolutely no bearing on her Opponents of the death penalty ob- school spirit. Ms. Lutz used the from prison, John (not his real name), When someone wants something Please give me a break rest"? Give me a break. You guys purchased cocaine and had the drug viously have not been victims of drug badly enough, isn't it just common can't even divide $45 by 6. You term "true spirit." Her definition is dealers or drug users and need to take totally different from mine. I define coursing through his body. The Hunt- courtesy to tell him/her that she/he To the editor: stated that a book of six tickets sville parolee had only one ambition a stronger look at reality. Americans did not get it? One of my closest costs $45 and that it came out to true spirit as pride in your school, no longer are willing to feed, clothe the campus, and traditions. Ac- in life: to find a way to support his friends at Tech just finished with This is a letter in response to Rob "less than $6.50 a ticket." Sorry, and provide recreational, spiritual tions, not what you wear! habit. And he did. rush for one of the oldest and most Flory and Joel Reese's letter which guys, re-divide. THAT is He met a woman and courted her. and medical support for the respected organizations here. Did in turn was a response to LeAnna "ungodly." Spirit is shown by attending the The woman became a fixation for lawbreakers of this nation. that friend get a letter or even a Efird's article on Greeks. Rote and games and cheerinag for thelled him, because she was responsible. Who are you, Rob and Joel, to Where is the justice for the honest, simple phone call saying that there Joel, give me a break. Raiders. Those women who come to She went to work every day — and got judge LeAnna, or me, or anyone for working portion of the population who would be no bid? Not one! Now, I Give me a break. I guess LeAnna the games in "true spirit wear" are a paycheck every week. that matter? Everyone has opi- are ordered by courts to provide just want to ask the organization is now "uninvolved and socially not automatically awarded the The woman became immobilized nions, and in this country they can resort-like prisons for criminals? and their officers one question: maladjusted" because she voiced "most spirited" title. by the psychological web John wove openly state their opinions, but try- Not only are convicted felons pro- How would you feel if that happened an opinion. Well, excuse her. Maybe around her, and she and her two to you? Think back to the Golden ing to say that Greeks are an elite I would enjoy reading more hard- vided with shelter and food, but the I should stop here so not to be deem- children became little more than courts say the public must provide Rule... group of individuals and thinking hitting editorial views on page two ed "uninvolved and socially malad- pawns in the man's bizarre life of recreational activities such as cable This is not the first time that this people will believe you is absurd. instead of this biased attitude justed." Maybe not. drugs and crime. TV. Convicted murders and rapists has happened, either; some other of Give me a break. toward certain groups on this Fifteen months after his release also have the opportunity to acquire a my friends have had the same kind If you are a Greek you are Casey Westenrieder campus. from prison, John managed to deplete college education at the expense of of treatment, as well as myself. It's automatically "proven to be a clear Steve Carnes Julie Short the woman's earnings. He had to have the taxpayers. cocaine, so he took 50 checks from the Single parents who labor at two jobs by Garry Trudeau woman who had supported and cared to provide food and shelter would find DOONESBURY for him and began writing hot checks cable TV a luxury. Many of them also on her account. would like a college degree, but that UM.. HELLO YEAH, HONEY John eventually was captured by too is an impossible dream as long as OUT THERE 2 JUST POINT the police. He was convicted of they must support criminals through /5 THERE ANY- 70 THE PRIZE This is a true story that is repeated their tax dollars. THING SPECIAL- AREA5 in hundreds of cities each day. Ob- YOU'D GIKE M5 viously, Americans, like the teen-age Even those who are not devoutly TOR? girl who recently lectured President religious adhere to the old "an eye for Bush for supporting the death penal- an eye and a tooth for a tooth" biblical ty, have little contact with reality. law. Drug dears are murderers. Those who oppose the death penalty Supplying cocaine, heroin or any il- exhibit the kind of pacifist mindset legal substance to another is no dif- that has aided the escalation of drugs ferent from putting a gun to a victim's in this country. head and blowing their brains out. By calling for the death penalty as one of the weapons against convicted Americans are tired of drugs. They drug dealers, Bush is taking the first also are tired of supporting convicted step in returning some semblance of felons, so the death penalty seems the 9-2z safety to law-abiding Americans. best and the only answer.
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FRIDAY SEPTEMBER22, 1989 NEWS THE UNIVERSITY DAILY 3 Continuing Ed performs first graduation Seven Tech students complete new program, receive certification as legal assistants
By CORTCHIE WELCH Cathy Palmer, a Levelland native, grams for Continuing Education, said skills, writing skills and the legal ter- The University Daily said completing the certificate pro- each person must complete a cer- minology necessary to understand gram will be helpful toward reaching tificate program or must have seven what's going on in the course," Graduation to some students her goal: entering the law profession. years of legal experience to be eligi- Palmer said. signifies the end of research papers She indicated the program will con- ble to take the National Association of She indicated the legal assistant and unyielding multiple-guess exams, tinue to grow because of its success. Legal Assistants examination. program will escalate because ex- but for the first graduates of a new Jesse Flores, a 62-year-old from "It's much like becoming a cer- perts are predicting a high demand program Thursday, it was the beginn- Slaton, said the legal assistant pro- tified public accountant," Palmer for legal assistants in the coming ing of a new expedition. gram is a good profession for said. "Once you pass the multi-part years. Texas Tech's Division of Continuing everyone to enter, young and old test, then you are recognized as a cer- An objective of the legal assistant Education staged the first graduation alike. tified legal assistant." certificate program, Palmer said, is ceremony of the legal assistant cer- He said the program is a training The first legal course was offered at to provide students with challenging tificate program Thursday at the tool for all types of professions, not Continuing Education in fall 1986, and general legal education pertinent to Tech Library. just the legal sphere. it has expanded rapidly to 75 students fine-tune their abilities to work as Local attorney Bonner Smith JoAnne Merritt of Lubbock said she since then, Palmer said. legal assistants in the public and delivered the commencement ad- found the program challenging and Applicants seeking entry into the private sectors. dress and Michael Mezack, director more difficult than psychology, a sub- legal assistant program must have a A legal assistant works under the First graduate of continuing education, presented ject in which she earned an high school diploma and must pass an supervision of a lawyer whose duties certificates to seven students who undergraduate degree. entrance exam, she said. include title examiners, claim in- Michael Mezack, Texas Tech director of continuing education, successfully completed 180 hours of Deborah Palmer, assistant director "There is an entrance exam that's vestigators, hearing officers and hands the first certificate to Debbie Jo Cook, the first graduate of a legal course work. for extension and certificate pro- to determine if they have the English other tasks. new legal assistant program.
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