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Crime report Burglar alarm By FRED STEPPE Senior Reporter I htee hut (.'kit alarms were ,k mated on I he L'S( campus this past week, according lo police reports. I lie alarms occurred at the Iii't.' I-K iMiv.iv.1 ? IV,IHUIV,V. mi' wil un. M." ?.ond Hoot o! Wardlau ( ollegc. the Bvrnes International (Vntet .irui 'tic ljiuvcrsil\ Bookstore vsiuetiDuse on Nutnlei Stieel. I he alarms were set oil I hursday, ATTE The LO' J All I s250 Spec No G No C Spec Mini Can 1 Ye GALL F "In / , \ We r Welcome To.. SO BIG!! SUPE B< The Wor $ SANDY S fAMOIJS W SUPER SLAW DOG J A i'f >> JM )\ f' //I ; ^ H! 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I or now t he inter mow was dead and ?i v.on\creation e\ol\ed between the two men. Moth men s;it theie and lit cigarettes while another round ol drinks wete ordered. Hart/, a candidate and friend ot Woolen's, refused a dunk lie had to lace the judges within minutes " lesiis Hart/, how in the hell do they choose?." Woolen said "I \eryhody is (KWwJ I . iri'f iriiinni.i U.v.. ?1 .* ? - - . v.... . linn ll?'\\ Illf) It" J-'OlIlg l() pick eight people toi ( hiist sakes. Do they go In looks, 01 what?" Hart/ only smiled, lint he agreed with Wooten in each case. I Ian/ then ambled his wa\ hiitk o\er to the table Itotn the conference toom I he t\w> men raduating Senii e Students Graduate Finance rs & Trucks Available > Payment for 90 Day: 1LE PRICES Lent ior To, Or Up To ion lils 794-9 ? 1255 Knox West Colun it drives you. mammmm^m MWM9M I ^ GOOD!! I >ALE! I gs r Known I stpg !? 1 ' " ? CHOCOLATE I ? ? NUT SUNOAE 5 S I i or, Of /,vnn i A im ? | i $|29:[ Cnnt?,n I \f, >, H(> ^ |lj n payu 1 traded stories other candidates slowly started filing into the bar. Soon there were nine journalists sitting at the table clustered closely together ami swapping stories about the da> \ events. Hut these stories served onl\ as test stops between the uncertainties the> commented upon among themselves. I hey shared Woolen's pu//lement over how the iiwliuo. I ^ I -ui.. 1 1 - vwuiu [HnillM) |>ICK Clglll finalists in their region. At least halt the group questioned whether a journalist would actually go up. I he ptoblem, they stated, would probably rest with NASA. One journalist said NASA is a "fraternity" which has been stunned by the ( hallenger accident that claimed seven lives in Spacer ars questions but wasn t In any one coireel answer "\\ e'ic concerned t li the 'gee whi/' of tIns a at what's behind the s li OH 11 gram," she said. Sk aC&mI themselves brought up they wanted to feel w h; | to be up m space, to t;iV come hack, but i hey 'ie 8 cer ned about how ih tloll.us are being spent to explain tIns." 1 Keuss said that cono leail to ethical question "What are you going U government s;ivs, 'l)< about tins'?" " J he answer \er\ ol 'We'll decide when I amies,"' Keuss said. Kenss said the I runt n had general journali p e r 1 e n c e a n d sci I ! knowledge. As lor whether a I Mm pfll background would be I [ I | ' ' | I I I lo the repoitcr, ( ole sai< work bulb ways. Eagleburg dealing with the Sov, disagreement on reac terrorism. I lus has resulted in ' ing devotion to that common responsibility lective action" that ha Abbott Dr. I i.S.-European rela on* tury, haglchuttier said, ibia "( oopei ation oin mij-'ht have made the usi unnecessary," llaglebur He said Western I i leaders have "talked ? dongicitu >PRING 19 WARD W Outstanding Governm Mike Powell La Outstanding RHA Anne Becconsall So: Outstanding Resident S Adam Gol Program ol the "April is for F South Area and Hor Outstanding Resident Advisor ir Yvette Latorre Ra Outstanding (iovernn Renee Avin C<: Thank You l()8S-8() N Craig Lindf Chris (^hiiclv William Ke ^j/ooci JLucfz i RcH^/Gj ouzrnn I I Jamiaiv NASA \.s;tnIs someone (hoy can iel\ on ami someone they can contiol, accoiding to the jour n.ilisls. I lie lillle conlerence was o\et in less than two hours. As things eased down, two hl.ick stewards rolled a grand piano Iron) a wedding reception next to our table. As the journalists made their exit Woolen appioached ihe keyboard and with consummate ease s;u g. down and began playing an old blues piece. ? It seemed as i! it was the parting theme an appropriate theme tor those anxious would he astronauts who would soon he oil to the real world again and hopefully, no matter what they may sa\ otherwise, one step closet to the stais. iued from page 1 ok in v' for "Having scientific knowledge can help." ( ole said. "Ii can also i.ii we yet he a hindrance if you concentrate nil a look merely on technical things. Some pace pio people we chose ate \cr\ well ^ Keporters \erscd in science, and some arc the (act not." it it's like .cot I and I he Soul heastcr 11 region is one also con- ol live in the competition, each c federal of which will send eight jour and want nalists to cmic last lound ol judg ing, possibly m October. All i'in might regional judging will he coms such as, pleted by mid May. >doif the I he applicants then will go >n'i talk before the national selection panel, which will select live ^ I ten was. finalists. NASA will take over ^ hat tunc then, with physical examinations and interviews, and will select the innots .ill piimaiv and backup candidates. siic event iti c ( ole saul the legions won't send any soil ol ranking to the science national selection panel. itenelicial Instead, regional judges will lI it could say, "Mete are the names, you decide," ( ole said. ieL Continued from paye 1 ? I lets and produced little" on the I ihyan lions to issue. I-.aglehurger rejected I uropean 'a lessen criticism that American actions vision of have escalated teitorist violence. and col He said tcnoristn only would in < inaiked crease il the United States took . this cen no act ion. Now terrorist governments our allies know that the next time ilu-v l'ol force openly act against the United get said. States, we will stnke back, l uropean I aglehurgei said. "i orce will be i lot but met with loice." Lett Co n? * 186 R H A INNERS ent Oil ieers: | wrence Neltina Senators: nya McOowan tudent Leader: ^ d Year: S oolin" seshoe Area ivolved in Government: I ph Younq lent Advisor: rinne Meltzer !I IA Officers: >ey j vwk i My I i g86-8 / ZEni (L)fftCE%\ 1 *i