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Activist to s By The Associated Press STAMFORD, Conn. ? An animalpleaded no contest to charges that she kill the head of a surgical supply coi bomb. Under the plea bargain, she wi year in prison. Fran Trutt, 33, pleaded no contest 1 tempted murder, possession of explosr manufacturing. Trutt, who earlier turned down a p that did not permit her visits with her fo have received 20 years in prison on murder charge alone. She was arrested in 1988 after a rem pipe bomb was found near the parking Surgical Corp. Chairman Leon Hirsch in Defense Attorney John Williams said the plea bargain because the prosecutit present tape recorded conversations ir University sti By ERIKA JOHNSON is Staff Writer re With more than 200 buildings that put out more than eight tons ca of trash a day and the growing H; concern for the environment, uni- sa versity officials are studying ways pc to implement a recycling program pr on campus. "The environment is a problem as for people that have children," said Richard Wertz, vice president for si1 Business Affairs. "We're con- In cerned about the kind of environ- ur ment we're going to leave to our bt children, and what it's doing to our in natural resorces." BFI Waste Systems, the univer- fo sity's trash removal system, is cur- fo rently conducting a study on the feasibility of recycling at USC. pe Recycling possibilities include etj cans, computer paper, ledger c> paper, cardboard and glass. \k Student Government President th Stephen Benjamin said recycling is a good start but that USC should S< also try to buy recycled products. ? Benjamin said legislation that will affect the university for a long period is needed. Already there are about 20 small groups that recycle cans and newspapers on their own, he said, and a university-wide program would help to bring them all together. Wade Hampton dormitory recycled aluminum cans and newspapers as a part of the Win with Wellness program sponsored by Open Door Health Enrichment Center. Even though the program % For the cost of a first offense DUI you can get: 5000 taxi rides from Five Points to campus The cost of a first offense arrest and conviction for driving under the influence of alcohol or other drugs is expensive. Consider the fine, towing, increased auto insurance, participation in the Alcohol Safety Action Program, new license fees, court costs and attorney fees. ... And more if an accident or an injury is involved. J * Think taxi... Don't Drink & Drive! | ^ js \ V\e b?ttcVl,V-^'=I Gain valuable ex- L t perience working for A The Gamecock! All nt majors welcome. Call 777-7726 or, come by ?' Russell House room Jgy M 321. ??i?a L1 pend year in ] discussed her sex life and the m rights activist "The sex tapes ? I think th; 5 attempted to just disgusting," he said. The u upany with a conversations between Trutt ai 11 receive one U.S. Surgical to befriend Trut lawyer said. Monday to at- U.S. Surgical has been criti yes and bomb activists for its use of anesthetic cians in the use of surgical staj lea agreement The dogs are then destroyed, ur dogs, could In entering her plea, Trutt the attempted cence. Instead, she accused Hir As Superior Court Judge Joel charges, Trutt said, "The one w lote-controlled Hirsch." space of U.S. Animal-rights activists and Norwalk. set up by the company to disi she opted for which had long criticized U.S. J an planned to In a statement, U.S. Surgic; 1 which Trutt cated the company. idies recycling o] over, dorm residents continue to recycling pr cycle. successful. "We continued recycling be- in South use every little bit helps," Wade to tow one t ampton President Dena Verdesca ton, where i id. "If trash bins were available, successful, < sople would take part in the $175 to be l ogram." cheap for Buying recycled products is not have their g easy as recycling them. less likely t< Recycled paper is more expen- and more 1 vc than new paper, Wertz said. away, order to get the prices down, the BFI cum liversity must convey to the local program wh isiness community that they are able trash terested in purchasing it. where it wil "We're trying to create a market Beginning r this, if there is indeed a market at USC woi r this in the state," he said. but in the lo One of the main reasons it is ex- effective, W :nsive is that paper mills are not "As a lea [uipped to use or produce re- tion in the s rcled paper. 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