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Dauy in pei snop survives cs
MIAMI ? A baby rocking in a swing at a pet
10 feet but escaped without a scratch when a car
store, police and her family said.
"It's a miracle she survived," said Robin Lc
3-month-old Megan.
f Megan was in a safety-seat swing at the Doggie
when a car driven by Jay Rojas spun out of coi
lanes of traffic and rammed into the cinderblock
baby, police said.
The car knocked into a 40-square-foot section
sent it crashing into the store.
"Her chair just broke away from the swing with
10 feet in the air and landed on the rear end," ?
Megan's grandmother and owner of the shop.
i; Missing student discovered i
.i luuisvillc., ivy. ? a student was rescued 5
0' ' air duct in a building at the University of Louisvil
; ly being stuck since Tuesday night.
Rescuers worked for two hours before freeing
of Loretto, from the base of the air passage
humanities building.
Livers was in stable condition Saturday ni
Hospital Audubon. He suffered a broken arm and
ing about 40 feet, officials said.
He told police that he could not remember ho
the air duct. However, the student's friends tol<
Livers had explored similar areas in campus build
bored.
Livers, who studied chemistry and electronics i
Speed Scientific School, was last seen leaving 1
Ml Tuesday night.
Friends and campus officials had been stymied i
him.
But Saturday a faculty member in a third-floo
humanities building heard a call for help coming f
room. The teacher alerted authorities, who fou
passageway below.
Runaway locomotive kills si)
BANGKOK, Thailand ? A driverless train of
left with the power still on by a mechanic, smashes
. railroad station and plowed across a platform Sat
to six people, officials said.
0 "I was shouting and waving everyone away, but
like thunder," said railway employee Putchong I
Die were screamino and shmitina I ran ac foe* oe i
turned around I saw the locomotives and white s
Hiran Radeesri, general manager of the S
Thailand, said five people were killed and twc
runaway train. But police put the toll at six dead
injured.
The lead locomotive overturned and spewed die
reling into Hua Lumpong station at about 35 mph
from the main entrance.
Hundreds of people were on the platform, but n
^ when warnings blared out over the loudspeakers.
^ The train left behind a six-mile path of chaos
from the Bang Sue yard, where the locomot
repaired, officials said.
It passed through two stations, eight railway crc
a taxi and a motorcyle. Neither driver was injured
ficial accounts.
Hiran told Television Channel 9 that a mechan
running and the gear in forward position on the 1
When he returned, the train had "disappeared
the mechanic as saying. Hiran said the mechani
was under investigation.
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. . . CHARLESTON ? Citadel boa
wen, mother ot member Alonzo Nesmith Jr. called S
...... expulsion of five white cadets invol
Den shop Friday hazing incident directed at his broth
11 h ur<w:SC^ Nesmith, the first black to sit on
; wall behind the board of the state military college, ca
. incident "a hideous action" and an '
i of the wall and p.yc w^jtc Cadets dressed in shcc
. , _ entered his brother Kevin's room
"!\eLmPac';"cw obscenities.
said bally Miller, He also said that the punishment n
five, who left behind a small charr<
was not adequate.
The five cadets were suspended fr
in air Hurt ^ut the susPens'on was staycd as ,on
II all UUwl commit any more serious offenses tl
The five have been confined to car
Saturday from an mainder of the year and were senten
le after apparent- tional 195 marching tours. Each m
lasts SO minutes.
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jcujr wvcrs, i?, College President Maj. Oen. Jam
in the school's sajd none of the five appealed the p
During the meeting, Nesmith aske<
ight at Humana
I ribs after tumbl- niimA4> ~
LJIV6SI ^?nt'nu,<''romp#B?
w he ended up in
i authorities that don't even know what apartheid
lings when he felt >s. Members of FSAA said it is
also disappointing that more
it the university's black students are not involved,
lis residence hall Some black students don't even
know what apartheid is, Gilbert
in their search for said.
r restroom of the The ongoing reluctance to
rom a mechanical divest is rooted in the idea that an
ind Livers in the economically weak South Africa
will hurt th#? hlarlrc qc uikII ac
whites.
f nonnln Chief Albert Luthuli, Nobel
L ptSUpic Peace Laureate and late president
of the outlawed African National
six locomotives,
urday, killing up
(Utroin^in exist. You have to exist before you
the train came in . . ,, , . , '
'arktham "Peo- "ghts," he said.
could and when I . Kumalo gaw several examples of I
moke rising." S?Ut* a' H,e ?ald the scPart>
tate Railway of ?ou,h Africa Includes separate I
v u?, *wa trains and ambulances.
J . u?c? fniir Kumalo said blacks in South Afri
and at least four pm a s(op apartheid but there w
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er. Grimsley said 1
the governing Asked if the let
lied the Oct. 23 tire board, boai
'arrogant act." Sumter said undc
:ts and towels sion. . . for any
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James said he 1
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id paper cross, "1 consider th<
sider the punishn
om the college, said.
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i Grimsley if he punishment.
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Congress, argued against that
philosophy.
"The economic boycott of
South Africa will entail hardship
for Africans," Luthuli said. "We
do not doubt that. But if it is a
method which shortens the day of
bloodshed, the suffering to us
will be a price we are willing to
pay."
With that argument and others
byBishopDcsmond Tutu and the
late Martin Luther King, the
FSAA stands, however shakily.
The FSAA can look positively
to other organizations for hope,
P?B? 1
can talk about mistrust and sep
acheived.
living as a black
tion of races in "Apartheid is ]
juses, schools, live together. W
each other," Kui
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ill still be some sympathy or love
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w expulsion
on a letter written by his brother
lishment handed down after the
card by a board of review known
's Board.
e would reply to the letter.
er would be considered by the eni
Chairman George James of
college rules "there is no provi:adet
to appeal any punishment
mcnt is made to that cadet."
ad not seen the letter but added,
y to examine it and look at it."
punishment to be severe. I conent
to be appropriate," Grimsley
6 letter to Grimsley, the younger
nan, wrote he was outraged by
and the punishment.
punishment that was given to the 1
10 perpetuated the dishonorable, J
laujr uiuuviticu utl UgcMUSl II1C, 1
submit this letter to appeal the
however. AT&T has divested, so
has IBM and many other corporations.
Other schools have
pulled out too as well as some
states. '
With so many people pulling
out of South Africa, the FSAA
fails to accept USC's noncompliance
in the matter.
If the administration continues
its stance, both Snelson and
Gilbert, who are freshmen, have
three more years to keep pushing.
Yet, both hope that someday
soon there will be no need for a
Free South Africa Alliance.
nation among races when this is
oing. But it is going to be hard to
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but just a look at the situation."
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