1988-02-01; Central Michigan Life

              Central
Michigan
MONDAY
February 1. 1988
Four die in three-car accident on M-20
La* enforcement officials look over a vehicle driven by Dean Scott lee. ?3, of Water'ord
Lee's vehicle was one of three involved in an actio*, nt Saturday at 9 'jO p.ni  on M-20 near
Chippewa Road in Chippewa Township, whxh killed four people
Lee. a Wa/ 1987 CMU graduate, was one of those tilled
CMU grad
is among
victims
by WENDY GENZER
I IM   V.,tl Wvr	
A CMU graduate anj three
other people were killed in a
multi-car accident in the southeast corner of Isaln-lla County
Saturday night
An Isaln-lla County Sheriffs
Department spokesman said
three other jn-rsons were seriously injured in the 9 50 p.m.
incident on M-20 involving three
vehicles, just east of Chippewa
Road, near Midland County.
Dean Scott Lev, 2.'5. was killed
when the vehicle he was driving
c.istluiund on M-20 struck a west-
hound vehicle driven liy John
Douglas Newman, 20. according
to the Sheriff's Department's
preliminary report. It stated
Newman al-o was killed in the
incident.
Donald Drummnnd Sotncrville
II. 22. ..rWaterford and Michael
Todd iir.miMe. 22. of Drayton
I'lains, doth passengers in the
vehicle I .ee was driving. :il-.n
were killed, according to Is.iIk-II.i
Covmtv I'ndersheriH .John Hra
da.
Thomas Hen (l.turuli. I!>. ol
KanKawlm. the driver of the
third vehicle, was listed in stahlc
condition at Mull.mil Hospital
Center
Hradac said the initial invest l-
IV.
CRASH P..
If,
Black history
celebration
commences
by YVONNE C. CLAES
i <■•* ■ .'.i't '■'.' ■■■•	
A halloon setid-oll. sp<-ech and
trivia game are events scheduled
for the first week of Hlack History-
Month
-Ralloons With OHi; (Organization for Hlack Unity" is the
activity scheduled for noon Tuesday in the Howe I'luversity Center Inliliy
"(Ralloons with Olll'i is really
a puhlic relations act to e,et ;>eople
excited and in the spirit for Black
History Month." OIU" Adviser
Marilynn Rison said
"We're ju.-t going to get a hunch
of helium liallooris together and
set them off in front of the CC ~
Rison said the helium halloon-
will he marked with the OlJU
•vymliol
"Any halloons left over from the
*nil-(ilf vsill he used to decorate
ither activities during the
nonth." she said
Rison said people can join ()HC
ifter the- halloon send off for
unch at the Cafe Kxpress m the
ower level of the I'C.
(leorgia Sen Julian Rotid will
lddress the- month's theme.
There's No History Without
Hlack History It Isn't Just for
Hlarks Anv more." Wednesday at
7:110 p in m Warriner Auditor-
ipm.
His speech is sponsored hv
ORU. the Office of Minority
Affairs and Hrogram Hoard
Cultural Pursuit is scheduled
to he played Thursday at 7 ;i(l
p m   in the UC Auditorium
"This event will  have a game
Please See WEEK Pay.- 16
CMUR/Mtliwwn
The Board of Trustees put a $35,000 down payment Friday on the new president's home, located at 1214
Forest Lane. The property, owned by Philip and Allie Langlois, is adjacent to Viefs Woods-
Fit for a president
Trustees find home for CMU's next top administrator
by MARCIA MCDONALD
LifE f^ow-s Ed-tor
I Old hous« options
/Pago3
After several month* of hunting, officials have
found a home for CMU's next president.
The Board of Trustees approved Friday the
purchase of a home at 1214 Forest Lane for
$285,000.
Jerry Tubbs, vice president for Business and
Finance, said immediately following Board
approval, his assistant left the meeting to confirm
the sale with owners Philip and Allie Langloi*,
and to tell them to pick up their $35,000 down pay-
ment and sign the necessary documents.
The balance of the payment is due at closure.
May 1, Tubbs said. CMU officially takes possession
of the home at that time.
The residence is a five-bedroom, two-level brick
house with three full baths, Tubbs said. It covers
more than 5,000 square feet and is adjacent to
Viet's Woods — University-owned property.
The University and the owners signed the preliminary purchase agreement Wednesday, Tubbs
said.
One final step must be taken to finalize the sale.
Tubbs said.
The "rights of survey," a document stating subdivision specifications the property must meet,
was expected in the University attorney's office
Friday. If the attorney does not render approval of
the document, the Board will be asked to approve
Please See HOUSE Page 16
6 names endorsed
for CMU president
Board to decide who to interview
by MARCIA MCDONALD
l   r r   \. .'.     r   : ■   '
'The I're.-ldent i.il Scieelimg
Committee recommended the
names nl si\ white, male candidates tn the Hoard ol Tni-tcc-
during a closed si'-sin'i Fiid.n
morning, completing trie -.an h '-
second pha-e
And the Hoard Sean h < ,,inmil
tee pmhahly will decide hv the
end ot tin « ttii k w hit Ii it ,im, ol
the candidate- Il want- to inler-
vit'U, Searth Committee (hair
woman [{.uh.nl Mntetio -aid
Sunday
Friday alter iimni. tin- Hoard
Search Committee nut a 'am in
clo-ed m—aoti ami "put together
-oino   prn|Mi-ed   procedure-"   tot
moving    on    with    the    search.
Moreno said
It would have made more prog-
res.-, if Hoard mcmliers Kernadine
Dcnning and Margaret Ann
Hicckcr had lieeri present for the
afternoon meeting. Moreno said
Denning missed the committee
tneeling to catch an airplane
llight .mil Kiecker was out of the
country
Hut. Moreno said she expects
all the members to meet this
week and. hv the end of it. decide
who will he interviewed. The
Hoard in.ii. at any time, ask the
Presidential Screening Committee to rccnn-idcr tiny candidate
Inini the re-erw pool of '2&
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RHA considers future
plans on smoke alarms
by MAUREEN CAMLING
No    formal    action    ha-    heeii
taken,   hul   the   i eijinrenii nt   nt
smoke tlelettor- Hi n-llli hti-
hall- i- an i--ue Ke-uletiie Hall
As-emhU I- t oii-itier'trig l.ir llu-
tut lire
Damn D.-Vn... HIIA pr. -id.nt
said RHA i- Te-eai t rung the |.o--
-ihiht\t.tha\in;:-iii'.kedeti'(tnr-
m the hall- alter receiving a litter from a -t in le ii i . ii id re--1 ng I ho
concern
DeYito.     Fenton    junior,     -.nil
Haul  Harris,  national (ommtim
cations coordinator lor HI I A. con-
t at ted till Mid American Conference -t hool- and a-ked them
what kind of fire safety systems
their residence halls have and if
t here were any prohlem- w ith the
-vstenis
Installation ot a smoke alarm
system would co-t quite a hit of
money so the HHA executive
ho.it d (let'Illed to look into t he |»is-
silnlity before taking formal
.u t ion. I larri-. I'ort Huron sophomore, said
Hut. "You i.ml put a price tag
on safety." DeVito said
Harris -aid he called Housing
P
ALARM Kigtr 16
Inside
LIFE
On the stands
CMU professor publishes a
book atwut Jesse J.Kit son
Lesson for all
Speaker to share black
history withall races
Puffin' it on
#0 _ Spectacular' of talents makes /r% a
/"age O RiUsho*eriterlaming /ruQG O
Timeless victory
._ _        Chippewas beat Bobcats 67-65     m___,___,___. _*_r_
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Grant applications for graduate
research prefects wdh student's
adwiser and chairperson's signatures are due at the School of Gra
duate Studies, Warriner 107. by
Feb  8