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SPORTS Branding them with 1's Elton Brand was the men's basketball team's leading scoter in five of Duke's six wins over THE CHRONICLE winter break. SEE SPORTSWRAP, p. 3 THE INDEPENDENT DAILY OF DUKE UNIVERSI. TODAY IS MONDAY DoubleTake recruits donors, heads for Boston Because of next week's Martin • The $2.25 million con ginning for the magazine, whose Luther King, Jr. Day celebration, fate had been uncertain since the tributed by two donors will see University's Center for Docu classes normally held Mon., Jan. the highly acclaimed magazine mentary Studies withdrew fund 18, wili be held today, Wed., Jan. ing Dec. 31. 13. Wednesday-only classes will through at least a year and a The CDS created the magazine in 1995. Its unique blend of docu begin next week. half of publication. mentary photography and high- quality fiction and non-fiction quickly earned numerous awards After nearly a month of search including the National Magazine ing, Durham-based DoubleTake Award for General Excellence. But magazine has located two substan the cost of producing such a high- tial donors, who will permit the fi quality journal proved overwhelm nancially troubled magazine to ing for the Center, which could no continue publishing, albeit in a longer stomaeh the magazine's $3- million annual losses. Hint: Today, do new location. The nation's most anything you widely-circulated literary journal CDS funded the magazine would normally will move to Boston to be closer to through a $10-million grant from do on Monday. its editor Robert Coles, a Harvard the Tennessee-based Lyndhurst professor and psychiatrist. Foundation. William Chafe, CDS These changes mark a new be See DOUBLETAKE on page 20 • Football player suspended from University after alleged robbery By JOEL ISRAEL redshirted in the fall, from the foot The Chronicle ball team and the administration fol In light of football player Greg lowed suit with an interim suspen Wade's arrest and subsequent charge sion from the University. The of armed robbery, the Office of Stu suspension prohibits Wade from en dent Affairs has placed Wade on in tering campus until the University's terim suspension while an investiga case is resolved. tion is conducted. According to Section 2.060 ofthe Un Wade was charged last Thursday dergraduate Judicial Code, "Interim night in Kinston County, N.C, with suspension is an extraordinary remedy robbing a wheelchair-bound man and which will be invoked only in extreme his caregiver at gunpoint. The Trinity cases where the interest of the Univer freshman was immediately placed in a sity and members of its community re Lenoir County prison with bond post quire immediate action." ed at $25,000. Associate Dean for Judicial Affairs The athletic department suspend Kacie Wallace confirmed the reasoning ed Wade, an outside linebacker who See WADE ori page 18 fr ZEALOUS MEN'S BASKETBALL FANS have used tarps to protect themselves from wind and Suspect in Belmont kidnapping rain while obeying the letter of the Duke Student Government tenting policy. tricks Durham authorities yet again 'Tarpers' crowd K-ville early K-villers have implemented the tenting policy without the aid of DSG He's at it again. "[Roe Anthony Jones'] lawyer argued that he was By MARY CARMICHAEL This year's policy prohibits stu The man awaiting trial for the Octo . The Chronicle dents from pitching tents more than ber assault and robbery of a University a [North Carolina Central Dormitories may have opened just 10 days before designated games; student is at large after failing to ap University] student and two days ago, but a group of students Duke Student Government Execu pear at a Jan. 4 bond hearing. has been living on campus for more tive Vice President Rusty Shappley Following the assault, in which 24- had ties to the community. than two weeks. Several freshmen from said it is still too early to decide year-old Roe Anthony Jones allegedly The judge bought that. I Blackwell Dormitory arrived Dec. 29 to whether the change has been suc posed as a state trooper to gain en sure didn't." stake their claim to the spot that, when cessful. DSG members will meet trance to the student's apartment in the Belmont Apartment complex, official registration begins this Friday, with Krzyzewskiville campers today FREDA BLACK, ASSISTANT Jones was charged with two counts of will be Krzyzewskiville's Tent 1. The at 5 p.m. to gathers comments on DISTRICT ATTORNEY next group arrived New Year's Day. this year's policy. second-degree kidnapping and several counts of common-law robbery. Jones, Now, more than 100 tents—enough Shappley, a Trinity junior, stressed of 3804 Meriweather Dr., was released to fill the quota set by the line moni that, so far, "Everything that we've search efforts, she said, police have not on $100,000 bond and placed under toring policy—have representatives done has strictly followed the policy," been able to locate him. house arrest. waiting in line, protected from the leaving tenters to concentrate on the "It is very rare that a person would cold only by heavy coats and, in the rigors of camping. But Assistant District Attorney get house arrest for a violent crime," Freda Black said Jones apparently fled case ofa lucky few, tarps draped over The first couple of days it was really Black said, "I was very adamant against on Dec. 28 or 29 after sawing off his elec a chain-link fence. See TARPERS on page 23 9> it. His lawyer argued that he was a tronic ankle bracelet. Despite intensive See JONES on page 18** • PATIENT CLAIMS MALPRACTICE SEE PAGE 6 • MICHAEL JORDAN PREPARES TO ANNOUNCE PLANS SEE SPORTSWRAP, PAGE 2 THE CHRONICLE • PAGE 2 WORLD & NATIONAL WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1999 NEWSFILE House prepares impeachment prosecution FROM WIRE REPORTS » Bill Bradley declares Presidential candidacy White House officials expressed outrage about House accusations against the President Former New Jersey senator Bill Bradley officially became a By GREG MCDONALD rather than in a document by the Clinton's lawyers will present Democratic candidate for President and told a Seattle lun N.Y. Times News Service House of Representatives." his defense beginning next Tuesday cheon he would offer a "a fresh start" after the Clinton WASHINGTON — Tempers The 13-member House prosecu afternoon and wrapping up Thurs administration. "I think I have a shot, 1 have more than a flared at the White House over the tion team, made up solely of Re day. In the meantime, they intend shot.... I think the country will be ready for me," said Bradley, House of Representatives' prosecu publicans, plans to make its case to file a long brief with the Senate a former star forward with the New York Knicks. Bradley tion brief accusing President Bill against the President with opening today providing a point-by-point re also took several shots at the Democrats' front-runner, Vice Clinton of weaving a "sinister ... arguments Thursday in only the buttal to the impeachment charges President Al Gore. "I had a life before the Senate and I have plot" to cover up his affair with second impeachment trial of a and laying out to a large degree a life after politics....Essentially, the Vice President's whole Monica Lewinsky. President in history. what they plan to say in their oral life has been in Washington, D.C," he said. Clinton's lawyers prepared to de The House prosecutors, led by Ju arguments next week. liver to the Senate today their own diciary Committee Chairman Henry The case against Clinton is built : Clinton sends settlement check to Paula Jones formal response to the charges. Hyde, R-I1L, met behind closed doors on two articles of impeachment ap Just as the Senate is about to begin President Bill Clinton's "It reads like a cheap mystery," to begin readying themselves for proved last month by the House al impeachment trial, Clinton sent $850,000 to Paula Jones to bristled White House Press Secre their appearance in the Senate leging perjury and obstruction of settle the sexual misconduct lawsuit that started it all. tary Joe Lockhart. "The discussions justice stemming from his attempt Administration officials said a check for the amount agreed chamber. Their opening arguments about sinister plots is something are to take place over three days, to keep his extramarital affair to in November to settle the case was being sent by • See IMPEACHMENT on page 10 • overnight mail to Jones and her lawyers. The officials said you would expect to read in a novel ending Saturday. that a little more than half of the money came from an insurance policy against civil liability that the President held with Chubb Group Insurance. The remainder was Doctors fight anti-abortion web site in court withdrawn from a blind trust in the name of Hillary By SAM VERHOVEK country, the trial will boil down to this question: is the Rodham Clinton. N.Y. Times News Service Web site constitutionally protected free speech? PORTLAND, Ore. — The Nurembeig Files: Visual The plaintiffs, who are seeking up to $200 million in • Three men accused of slaying 34 wild horses ize Abortionists on Trial," proclaims the site on the damages, have brought their case under the 1994 Fed Police arrested a Reno construction worker and planned World Wide Web. With simulated blood dripping from eral Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act, which to charge two Marines in California as well in the slaugh fetus parts, the site leads a cyber-visitor to the "main makes it illegal to use "force or threat of force" against ter of 34 wild horses shot to death in Nevada with high- archive," listing the names of dozens of doctors and clin anyone seeking or providing an abortion and allows powered rifles.