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JBMil Pope urges Muslim, Christian peace PARAKOU, Benin ? Pope John Paul II passed through two rows of chanting horsemen in Bowing robes Thursday to enter this provincial city, where he told Muslim leaders to unite with Christians in the search for peace. T 1 _ _1? in wuai seeineu a preview or his expected message when he stops in Sudan next week, where Christians are under attack by the Muslim fundamentalist-inspired government, the pope urged cooperation between the two religions. "You allow me to evoke ... a domain in which Christians and Muslims can work hand in hand ? the search for peace," the pontiff told about 100 Muslim clerics in a meeting hall. As the pope flew to Benin from Rome Wednesday, he championed the rights of Christians in Africa. "Our role is always to remind leaders of Muslim countries that Koranic law cannot be applied to people of other religions," he told reporters in an apparent reference to conflict between Sudan's government and Christians seeking autonomy in that country's south. FCC continued f bill so only one student on his c committee would have voting pow- r er, he refused. a The two homecoming bills have f been discussed since the fall ? semester, and some senators said it i hurt their personal relationships c with each other. Sen. Carl Maas ( said some senators had resorted to v name-calling because of the issue. Sen. Chin Kim spoke in favor of r Elam's bill and reprimanded the f senate. s "What we do as a senate 95 per- "N Smoke, C mmammmsn^ Make $2,000-$4,000+ per month teaching ^ English abroad. Japan and Taiwan. Many j) provide room & board + other benefits! No . prior training or teaching certificate required! 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The Hanoi government hopes ] its cooperation will bring an end , to the economic embargo the j United States imposed on Vietnam after the Communist takeover of the south in 1975. ; U.S. policy is not to normalize relations widi Vietnam until a satisfactory accounting has been made of the missing servicemen. rom page 1 :ent of the time is a bunch of horse nanure," Kim said. "This is not an urena for people to advance their >olitical positions or hold personal trudges. If you people want to be n uie U.S. Congress, then you are >n the right track because the Congress has the same deadlock ve have had here. "It is sad when USC students are nore excited about Clemson's lomecoming than our own," he aid. "We need our own tradition. Ve need to get off our moral high Me. 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The estimated value of the plate was SI5. Larceny of License Plate. S12 Lot. Unknown people stole a license plate from a parked car at the above location. The estimated value of the plate was $15. Ttiesday, Feb. 2 Grand Larceny of Vehicle Part. Coliseum Lot-1. Unknown "WE NEED Township Th February 10 8 pm Tickets available ? All Seats Reserved Bring Youi people stole a white canvas top from a parked car. The estimated value of the canvas is $500. Larceny of Cable Box. Columbia Hall. Unknown people removed a cable box from the room without consent. The wires were cut in order to remove the box. The estimated QUEEN co, and risk being fined or reinovec from die air. WUSC Station Manager Todt Scholl supports safe harbor hours. Scholl said he does not condone anu ivouiu not play songs witn gra tuitous references to sex or violence, but occasional vulgarities dc not pose a threat. "Profanity is allowed on television and cable and in movies and newspapers," he said. "Wh> shouldn't it be allowed on radio?" Scholl said hip-hop and hardcore would be the most threatened In a Feb. 3 story entitled, the SGA elections violation submitted the letters to be tr campus groups on Monday, 1 Moore was cited for viola rial before campaigning offic pie. Plea SHOWTIM oried to USC police through Feb. 4. value of ihe box is $50. Malicious Injury to Personal Property. B.A. Building. Unknown people broke trash can into four large pieces. The estimated value of the trash can is $150. Wednesday, Feb. 3 Illegal Use of Telephone. Payroll Office. Victim said the suspect has been calling repeatedly and will not stop. Grand Larceny of Radio. Moore. Unknown people removed one CD player and 35 CDs from victim's room. The estimated value of the CD player is $250 and the estimated val ue of the CDs is $630. Thursday, Feb. 4 Found Properly. Law Center Loading Dock. While securing the above location, a security guard found a blue nylon book bag in the trash. The contents of the bag were three workbooks, plastic diskettes and assorted papers. Compiled by Alissa East on, Crime Reporter itinued from page 1 1 musical forms if the law is limited or repealed. He said these genres 1 would be censored because they express anger and reveal how peo: pie actually talk. "There are a lot of songs out mere mat are gooa mat deserve 10 > be played, but can't because of a couple of dirty words," he said. The FCC recently fined WUSCI FM, the station at the State University of New York at Cortland, $23,750 for playing ! "Yodeling in the Valley," a song 1 by Kid Rock, on June 21, 1992. "Candidate violates election cot s is needed. SGA presidential c tailed on Friday (Jan. 29) with e Februrary 1." ting two election codes. One invc dally begun, and one for soliticiti se Stop S 1A HERO" jL ieatre it the Township box office and al Inf ' Camera and ( 'Tens of thousands of peopfe | will need blood during I the holidays. Still wondering what to give? ||h American Red. Cross 1 Cjive blood again. |||||| Once more will be kk lor a lifetime. I The usual fine the FCC charges for an indeceney violation is $12,500. The FCC increased the SUNY-Cortland fine to $23,750 because "the egregious nature of the material exacerbates the violation." Since 1989, the FCC has Fined 14 stations for indecency and has actions pending against 19 others. All broadcasts involved indecencies aired before 8 p.m. No station has ever been Fined for broadcasting indecencies during safe harbor j hours. jes," a clarification regarding :andidate Zac Moore said, "I very intention of reaching the )lved sending campaign mateng through campus mail. ?j i moking. t all SCAT outlets Charge 777-7228 ormation 252-6530 30GGLES '