University of, Ci;ncinnati Police, continue search -NEW·SRECORD Pubnsneu 'I'uesday s and Frid<ll~ dunng,thl' Academic Year except as scheduled. for S~nders slayer Vol. 57, Gincinr:-ati, Ohio~ Tuesday,.February"3, 1970 No. 25;' by Jim Lipovsky . took place at 10 p.m. Thursday, a , News Editor, matter of hours after Miss Sanders was shot. The other two incidents 'Dangers exaggerated' Police are continuing their both occurredon Jan. 19. search for the man who shot Two of the girls were forced to' 18-year old Carol M. Sanders of disrobe, but no physical harm was Danie)s Hall Thursday night .. offered_ to any of the. three. Se(uri~,y chief·. reassures campus Compiling descriptions given by Crime bureau detectives began the three women, police pieced rechecking earlier information by Bill Masterson "should they leave a pub alone at Responding to Steuer's plea to together a composite sketch of a Sunday, and returned to scour the News Editor such an hour. ',. ."let us know what is happening white male, between 5 feet 6 and Burnet Woods area for clues . "The' campus is a magnet," and we will do something about 5 feet 8 inches tall and from 20 to "To 'some extent this campus explained Steuer. "It attracts it", many of those present offered What is considered the most 26 years old. He was described as has been the victim of. rumor and characters, but we try to make it suggestions. important lead so far are the having short brown hair and a scar hysteria" declared Mr. Paul an undesirable place for bad guys. In response to a demand that stories of three young women or crease on his right cheek. Steuer, head of campus security. We h a vet he greatest the temporary bleachers in who were forced at gunpoint into Miss Sanders, an A&S freshman, Steuer and other members of concentration of security police Nippert.Stadium be removed, Mr. the car of .an armed motorist on went for a walk from Daniels Hall the University security force met 'here than anyplace else in the George .Moore, Director of the separate occasions since January around 6 p.m. ThurSday night and Jan. 31 with interested members city." (Continued on page 2) 19. One of the three incidents was shot from 10 to 20 minutes of the U.C. community. The ' later, police said. She 'staggered meeting, arranged by Edward "C. ',-, - d 'f d U"C ',-. t from Burnet Woods and collapsed Keiser, Acting Dean of Men, and in St. Clair Stre~t after c3;lling for 'Miss Marjorie Steward, Dean of -,',Lan'gsa'm·,,' e en·,:'is· - seCUll. Y. ~ help from a passmg motorist, Women, was in response to a The young coed died at 8:50 petition circulated bYIMiss Penny ·' $300 000' .. ~' '" ' . p.m. Saturday night, despite Brindley of Daniels Hall in the •.. aftermath of the slaying of Carol cites , ...cspent on safety ~~U:;~h:;d~~e:;=t~Ys:v~5h~~ Sanders. Editors note: the following is 'a people. Members of the Cincinnati' -brightly-lighted and well-traveled> "life. ' The petition, signed .by 175 statement-released by University police force, have said that our walkways. Doctors at General Hospital co-eds expressed alarm at the President Walter C. Langsam, hundreds of acres are the safest in But just as young people have transplanted Miss Sanders' "increase of danger" and a concerning the recent rise of town. This is because U.C. has a sometimes disregard their parents' pancreas and both kidrieys to "feeling that all precautions are .reported: assaults on campus/and much greater concentration of - . (Continued on page 7) . - - o~her patients. They worked all not being ta-ken." the general safety of all University security forces than do public night Saturday on the operations .Steuer immediately' stressed that students. parks and streets. after Carol's death. "It never it is "not true that there have' The public. must realize, occured to me" to refuse been rapes" on campus. "Two We at t'h e University of however, that any large college or "permission for the transplants said girls were startled by a young man Cincinnati are greatly saddened by high school with thousands of Carol's father, Dr. Douglas near the stadium and this has now the attack on Miss Carol Sanders students will attract some Sanders. Dr. Sanders is a specialist been turned into a rape. which resulted in her death. We all undesirable outsiders· to its in internal medicine. "Five males grabbed another girl wish for and are working toward vicinity. Thus our students A single recipient received the at the corner of University and the day when allsuch crimes can'. constantly: are warned of the pancreas and orie of the kidneys, Scioto and now this has escalated be avoided but until that time we possible dangers of walking alone, while 'a second received the other into rape." .Both incidents were can only take every reasonable especially after dark along city kidney. Both patients were nothing more than simple assaults precaution to prote.ct the streets and in parks. .. termed in. satisfactory condition. and Steuer explained that security members of our University According to published reports, The pancreas transplantation had the assailant and a "show-up" community. This we have, done the shots which resulted in Miss wns performed in a diabetic (line-up) arranged. _.... - 'and continue to do. Sanders' death apparently were patient who had difficulty using "Security is a personal, The campus has a far better fired in Burnet Woods Park.ian . insulin to burn excess blood sugar. individual thing" declared Steuer. safety record than any other part area over-which the University has . Tests Sunday .night, however, With this. comment, Steuer of the city comprising. 40,000 no jurisdiction and cannot patrol. showed normal 'sugar levels appeared to place a great deal of Contrary to widespreadmistaken withou t the aid of insulin importance upon an individual's Esc o'r 1 5~Y$1em public' opinion, the University- I injections. , discretionary ability. "Co-eds does, not' own Burnet:' Woods Park. ~"This was~ the first pancreatic should ' not ". walk in Burnett An escort service sponsored But even on our own campus, we~' transplantation. to be performed """'----- Woods" at a late hour; nor by Sawyer and Dabney ask our students not to take in Cincinnati. The .identities-of-the residence halls has been shortcuts away from the two persons who received the established on campus for -transplants are being withheld. UC ... 'as safe.a ~ women residents. Although plans are still place, as there is' tentative, .any woman desiring Banders blood drivecontirruas, an escort between _sunset and says Pa,:"lSteuer . midnight can call the following men at Dabney Hall: .Bob Weber, 2481; J~ff Bloomer, by Linda Meyer ~dedlcat~onofblood unit planned 3994; and Dale Cook or Larry Managing Editor Roth, 2997. by Rick Stillwell The Carol Sander's blood drive, NR staff reporter lead to a longer lasting monument Women 'can also call the which stinted Iast 'Friday, to Carol and the spirit which drew "Nothing has' happened on Sawyer Hall desk, 3251, until continued yesterday at Cincinnati campus, and this is as safe a place 11 . p. m. on weekdays and A crowded waiting room, the many donors from all parts of the ,General hospital.: This week the city. A spokesman for the as there is," Mr. Paul Steuer head ~ 1:30 p.m, on weekends. blood bank director with his hope of helping Carol was gone of campus security.remarked after, Lawson Walker,President of broken leg in, a' cast driving - "Cincinnati Experience," which and, donors were giving to 'a conducted the blood drive along the Jan. 29 shooting of ·U.C. Men's Residenc.e Hall student donors from the YMCA, special fund in her name. freshman Carol Sanders, .. Association announced at press an elderly co uple uianting to give with campus r a d io WFIB, Many students said they were indicated plans for the dedication The situation on campus IS not time Sunday night that the blood for Carol, the staff of a big trying to draw positive. meaning bad, Steuer, who was. a. pas~ feasibility of having a men's' hospital moved by the human of a $60,000 blood freezing unit out of a tragedy. at the hospital. leiutenant with , the Cincinnati all-residence escort service outpouring of help, a -family "It's pitifully. little, but it's the police force, emphasized. would be discussed at a which found a little solace to go "We realized the need for such a only thing we can· all do unit when many donors had to be In the recent wave of fear that meeting of MRHA, held last with their sorrow, a group of U.C. together," said one freshman has spread through the on-campl;ls night. turned away or rescheduled by students that waited because they donor. resident community, .Steuer said . L......;;... -- .• didn't know what else to do ... our office during the weekend. he feels that students have been The outpouring, of The need' evolved from the confusing incidents off campus students! giving and obtaining the with any that may have happened freezing equipment would be an on campus. , ongoing, testimony to Carol and Recently the Cincinnati Post those who tried to' help," the mistakenly reported that ~wo U.C. spokesman said. students had been assaulted on Unrefrigerated blood has a shelf the campus. Actually one incident life of 21 days. With the special occured on Riddle Road and the equipment blood could be kept other took place on Morrison, for three years without spoiling.