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IslOdDOD:
Student disputes court's validity
Ridenour may ignore hearing officer s decision
By Jim Moore
Of the Emerald
A recommendation by a Constitution Court
hearing officer, Brad Bosomworth, apparently has
satisfied most of the parties involved in an elec
tion violation complaint, but the person most af
fected says he doesn't consider the recommenda
tion valid or legitimate.
In a conclusion based on testimony given at a
fact-finding hearing May 7, Bosomworth recom
mended to the court that four students col
laborate on a letter of apology and one individual
perform two hours of maintenance work.
But that individual, Dave Ridenour, who said
Sunday he had not yet heard from the court, does
not intend to adhere to the recommendation.
"I'm certainly not even going to respond to it
until I've heard from the Constitutuion Court," he
says. "It's a silly little, juvenile court and has no
bearing on reality."
And even if the court were to accept the
recommendation and make a similar ruling
Ridenour might not comply.
"If it were handed down as a court ruling,
depending on my mood, I might appeal," he says,
or he might ignore the ruling entirely.
The hearing was the result of an election com
plaint filed April 24 by Marina Yu, president of the
University Democrats, against the College
Republicans and associated individuals.
At issue was an advertisement and election
flyer attributed to "College Democrats" urging
stuaenis lU V(Jltr IIU uii a uanui 1111 a j u i c accMiig
funding to be used in University relations with the
United States Students Association.
Bosomworth determined the only violation
was of election rule 6.3E: "Any referendum cam
paign posters or flyers must clearly identify the
sponsoring organization or individual somewhere
on the front of the poster."
Based on testimony at the hearing, Bosom
worth said, "Mr. Ridenour was thus the sponsor
of the flyers and the flyers should have indicated
that.
"I recommend that Mr. Ridenour bear the
brunt of the responsibility for the violation. I thus
recommend that Dave Ridenour serve two hours
— I assume he spent as much time in the im
proper activities — of maintenance service under
the supervision of the EMU director and provide
verification of said service to the Constitution
Court before 5 p.m. June 8, 1984."
Further, Ridenour and students Mike Cross,
Dan Goulet and Bill Guise, who distributed flyers,
must "submit copies of a collective letter of
apology to ASUO Pres. Mary Hotchkiss, Constitu
tion Court Chair Dave Gibson and the complain
tant Marina Yu before 5 p.m. May 14, 1984,"
Bosomworth said.
While Bosomworth found the individuals guil
ty, he said the College Republicans were not
guilty.
In contrast to Ridenour, Yu, Paul Matthews,
president of the College Republicans and Guise
each found the decision at least satisfactory.
Hart makes last stop, leaves state
GRESHAM (AP) — Sen. Gary
Hart visited a retirement home
Correction
Thursday's headline
"Vignoul: don't sign" may
have been misleading to
some readers. In fact,
Financial Aid Director Ed
Vignoul said students do
not need to sign the selec
tive service form in their
federal student aid
reports.
The Emerald regrets any
confusion the headline
may have caused.
in Gresham on Mother's Day
before flying out of Oregon and
wrapping up the only Oregon
campaign swing by any major
candidate before Tuesday's
primary.
Hart and his wife, Lee, and
their son, John, ate breakfast
Sunday at the Fairlawn Towne
and Care Center, a home for the
elderly.
The Harts sat at a table with
residents of the home and chat
ted with them during the meal.
Afterward, Hart spoke briefly to
the audience, noting that the
country has an obligation to
provide programs for the elder
ly in return for their contribu
tion to society.
Hart cut short his Oregon visit
by one day, canceling plans to
return to Oregon after Sunday's
flight to California and opting to
fly back to Nebraska instead.
Both Oregon and Nebraska
have primaries Tuesday.
While in Oregon, Hart spoke
at a rally in Salem, gave a speech
at a Port of Portland terminal,
held a rally in downtown
Eugene and gave a speech in
Beaverton.
On Saturday, Hart rafted on
the Deschutes River near Bend.
He used the occasion to claim
that a second term for Pres.
Ronald Reagan would mean
four more years of selling off
the nation's resources.
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