1986-10-08; Central Michigan Life

              WEDNESDAY
October 8, 1986
Restraining order issued for 2 city areas
BY KRIS HAHN
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Individuals planning to dance
in thi* streets after Saturday's
CMC-Western Michtj-an University football nuinr may find
themselves behind bars if thev
don't watch their step
A temporary restraining order,
banning larcje street (s'athenn^s
Saturday in twu tity areas, was
issued Tuesday by dud^e Paul
O'Connell. of I sab, lla County 21 st
District Court
The temporary restraining
order prohibits the planning,
conducting or participating in
lare;.- street parties in the areas of
Main Street and Kd^vwood Apart
ments Saturday.
The restraining order,
requested Monday by Isabella
County Prosecutor Joseph
Flarberi, deems involvement in
street parties tn those areas a
misdemeanor. Those arrested face
jail terms, pay fines and'or restitution
The police may cordon the two
areas, similar to last year's Knd of
the World party in May, any time
City Police Chief Martin Trombley
determines those areas are unsafe
for residents
The temporary order is effective
between 1 p m Saturday and 4
a rn. Sunday, said I-arry Hurdick.
Isatxlla County senior assist nut
prosecuting attorney.
Police   wil!   not   is-ue   disaster-
area passes to residents, like in
May, in order to enter the affected
areas, said Capt Ronald Denslow,
of the City Police* Department. If
necessary, police will verify identification with a listing of residents
in that aria, he said
As many officers from area
law-enforcement agencies will be
called to Mount Pleasant
Saturday as the situation dictates,
De-nslow said
Areas listed in the restraining
order include- Main Street, encompassing a six-block area from High
to Bellows streets, bordered bv
I'niversity arid Washington
streets
The boundaries of the
Kdgcwood area include the semth
side  of Broomfield   Knad  between
Stockman and Crawford roads;
the south property line of Vowles
K lenient a ry School, between
Stockman and Crawford; the east
side of Crawford between the
properly line at Vowles School and
Broomfield; and the west side of
Stockman lietween the property
line eif Vowles School and Bruom-
field
This an-.I circles the Edgewood
Apartments complex, 71'J
KdgewoiKl
When large, uncontrollable
student parties are afTect ing the
community, it reflects on the
I'niversity. said Glenn Starner,
director of the Office of Student
Life.
Please See ORDER Page 15
Officials hope added
teaching spots bolster
new writing curriculum
BY MARY FRANCIS
Comb.itting increased enrollment and a new writing curriculum,
University officials will fijjht back with six additional full-time
i-ciiiivale-nt  positions next  semester.
The added laculty-staff positions will carry a $150,(><)<> price tag.
s.tid Kd Or.int. interim vice provost for academic affairs Two FTE
positions will be allotted feir lhe college eif Arts and Sciences, one for
the -; heeed of Keiiicatinn Health anil Human Services, and three will lie
spread out in nidivniu.il departments otfernig I'niversity Program
courses acceimmod.it ing  "writing  across the curriculum"  require
ments.
"Three    eil     tl     were-     added     becau-e    ot     higher than expected
enrollment."    Cr.mt    said     "Anil    the    other    three    will    be-    used    to
accomplish  the- goals ofthe writing program
But, because- the Cmversitv is ailiiinc. -i\ FTP positiems, six new
full-time faculty members are not expected Acting Pro\o-t .lamce
Reynolds s.iiel several part time- faculty ma*, till one- FTP by teaching
one or tw.i c lapses
President Arthur Kllis notified th;- Board of Trustees Friday that a
budget fi-viMim would be made m February for the additional
positions Grant said tbe six FTK positions were funded by-
supplement ing the base* personal services budget
The lloarei will have to approve the budget revision. Grant said
The "writing across the curriculum" program, passed by the
A cade-run Senate* la-t I ill. requires instru, tors to include more writing
in their I'ruv t-r-it v   Program e lasses
Starting with thi~ ve-ar's new fre*-hmen. students must take the
CI.F.P 'College 1,,-ve! Kx.imm.it ion Pre gr. im> in Kngbsb composition
dunrig ibe-ir first semester, or enroll in KNC 11)1 "Freshman
Oe.mpositnur. KNG in.I "Fr.shman Writing" or JltN life "Fe.unda
tioiis ot New- Writing during their fii-t e.r second semester If the-
student tl.--- lot [1.1-s the test or lias, he or she- would have* to
'i -ul'seejUe'iit  siTiie--ters until the- requirement  I-
Open forum after SGA meeting to ,
address campus party problems /%
Party problems and solutions will be the topic at an open forum
immediately following Student Government Association's
Thursday meeting.
Parties during Western weekend and the End of the World
celebrations will be the focus, but general concerns about parties
also will be aired.
The temporary restraining order put into effect this week by the
county prosecutor's office allowing the city police to put up potior
lines to prevent large gatherings of people will undoubtably be a
topic, SGA President Pam Weaver Mid.
Although both sides of the issue — that of the students And the
city — will be explored. Weaver, Warren senior, stressed the forum
will be a discussion and not a debate. v      .   .
Several city and University officials will be present, to discuss
party problems. "-.''.v-■•«■ -. -
Please See SGA Page 15
Take a leap
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s.ltlstie el
Student., .el*., haw to v.niplete an .ide.ani.ed composition course-
bi-lori- graduation ant all Cmversitv, Program e.e.ur>es will require- a
substantial   amount   .■!   writing    The   aehaiueel   composition   require-
FTE
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Failing 40 feet down a rope may not be some people's idea ol
fun. but a few brave individuals took the dare Tuesday night at
Finch Fieldhouse during the Army Reserve Officer Traimmj Corp
rappeling clinic
Murder suspect claims on tape
to stabbing someone at party
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  I'mmtv  Preesecuteir  .),.-. ph  I' iihe-ri  s.,;,j ),,. plans to
veil   eene-   llmre-   Wltlie'ss   t.ni.IV    l>e|o!e   the-   {ii.im'i lit lull
    r«-s's   its we-
When    first    e|Ue--t lolle -ei    11V     llitcitlM'-    April    J.J   .it
i.   ..   tap,-,!   interview    with    ,,l(.     Ml(U111     |"|,..,,.,,,,     ,„v     p,,lUl.     D.-partm.-nt.
p..!...- d. t.-etlVe-s  A, III  J f    s.ni'  he   st.,!,!,,.,!  se.meeerie*     M(,-„f(j ,1, meel ...,v   involvement  in .,  tight  th-- night
BY PAT HOUSLEY
Mob.ni  i:   \h Coni.
For pride's sake
Tradition alone brings Bronco fans north
the    ni.'ht   ot    \pril   l>at   a   part>   at   I   11 ipp A Water    (_(   \.in*   ■ .,
Park
I'he-   tap.-   was   , ■!", i, .1
and  plated  in
I >et     Ml.rri-   Vila e   lit
th.- Mi,In.-.m Stat,
who interrogated Ml li.nl M.Ce.rd April I'.i   testified
lull t..]i.re,rs   lu.-s.j.e, ,,, the,■i-hlhda> ot testimony Tlll.M-.!V    Mt(-,,r,j    |.„,.r    .haivd     hi-    -l..t.-m.-nt
m the miinlei trial .•• a  1:- vear ..Id Mount  Pleas.,nt (!ljnnK [h(- mtet r. v. it i.m
man at   [s.,h.-lia Coin,!v   1.-1-1 <  mint  I ,,Urt Vinc.-nt   said   Sett   William-         al-o  ir.t, r r, vat- d
l).-te;i-.*.\tt,„,.,-> C   MuhaelCort.-. KavCity. s.,,,1 ^   ,,utborit„-s  April  J.l         w .v , v.ort. ,1 bv   V.m.-iit
he-  i.blett.-.l   te.  the  I..}".*   belll^   oil.Ted  .Is   evid,  ,„,- tr]T,,  ,hl.  ri-l.,,   ,,■„,,.   Ml,   „„*   u.,„  , „   ,, ^  ,,,„-., 1 on,-, I
Fe,II,.win-    ha -da", s  testm.o.iv..  („.rte  s.„d  there William-. 17   who -.ud h.-w.v with M.C,,r,l Apnl 1 -
'in'     •'     '"*•"•"'     "!     "'■'      "*■>'     ("'    "bjetled.     hut ,,..,,!(•„.,!   Tuesd.lV    he ■   t e lie I   Me. Cor ,1   he   w .1 -   ■-. „ I,.;   t e,
el.-chn.-el  ill at this tm.,-        An appeal can U- ,,.,, [l<(|u.,. ,ht. ,ril,h
r"'"i''   "   '»"■   'I- {••"<!■'■'«    I — "--   'hi-   '■•»«'.   M<«'.>rds Vitio-nt  s.„d  McCorel  th.-n  admitted th. r.   was  .,
attorn.■>   s.,,,1   !,ut   hv added that  he does not  intend r|>,h,   ]._.,,,* M.fe.rd ..!-., tot,i him he had about ~,x
l" '""' b.-.-rs that evening
Mll'eild   1-   (I..no.-el   V. 11 11   see olid   lie >:ree   murder   III McCord   cl.lltlled   oil   the-   tape-   that    the   two   eoll.  i^e
the    Apnl     Pt    -tabbing    d.ath    ■•!    S- eel t    Allen,    a „,,.;,   * i ,,-.tt   the   s   t   out   ot   me-""   lb-   *.n,l   he   never
Michigan State I'mveTsitv student at the tune, arid meant to hurt anyone-   but only meant te. scare- them
assault     with    intent    to    eommit    murder    in    the with the knsh*
stabbing    ot    Scott's    brother.    Crai-*    Alien      Inn In th«* tap.*. McCord said a fi^ht  be-^an v. lien t wo
Mountain junioi college  students, yelled  .something to  him   and  his
The trial  is siheduled to continue- te.dav    Isabella
' F.i It !ni '-. nut, I/us i\ fair! .,/ ii
-< ries ,■ in mint ■':?.' the attitude* nf
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Oak   |U mo r.   who  enter--   his  third i... iv .,t \*. a!,!. s,  ,.,,;:
KALAMAZOO A-     WMl'      v ,..ir ot  -'e.m.u run*'   m.-.li,.. nt v   ..t     P.i.,i       'A hv     ....      r
student     Paul     ll.-vitt     and     his      n.^firie-t    "'I hev I e ten ihle   ' when  th.-r.    -l-tt.o   .
hllddll's  tosseii  areelinei  the  llM.th.lll             ,\l      U  .".,      the-      'Mi      Itrolao-     .lie- ti.h.
in a parking lot   t h.-v pok.-d lun al      treating       their        mere.is i u>: I v |',,,t >.,t u i , I.,.   .. , i I ' .
their     le-.im              th.-ir     wml.-ss     .,p.tI he t k s Upp..r t. i ~ t o n.e eh ., nt v -.(,,,*.     Ih,.   .,  lo.iliv   I.
f,K,tball team .,nd m.,ie- 	
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Flood aid
Itie N.-:! S;io. ,n icmedv H,ircfix>t
in the I'ark Kqr.s tor;,.*ht and runs
throu,j'i SatunLiv in Hush "IheJtre
Pcrfeerm.iiK es e.irh ii;h,t Ih-ij-.o jt H
Tick.-ts ar.- S-J'Vl for non ^Tudents.
and *2.r>() lor students ond senior
citi/ens
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Student station
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Swapping colors
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