Regional Eikenberry wants tougher laws for sex offenders on MI’I \ (AIM \tturn. \ (leneral Ken Kikenbern on Monda\ eritii.i/.ed lawmakers v\ ho rojot tod Ins ideas u loin re fining .1 broad measure to snare sox predators. contending their pat kage won’t protet t tlm pub I ii Kikenbern u ho had pro posed .1 moililifd n't urn to thf open ended s«• n11 • in os si r.ipprd h\ tho 1‘)84 Sonlont ing Kolorin At t. also took .1 su ipe ,it It'llou Republican Norm Malting Mnleng. the king ( ouiitv prosot uior u ho loti a gover ntir's panol that wrolo tho t 111 rout legisl.il inn. designed tho Sontent ing Reform At t Mtdt'ng is unwilling to rot og ni/.o th.it tho altornov general's proposal has merit. I ikonlioi r\ told a nows conferont o TI10 so\ predator legislation that 1 loan'd tho Senate last week would double anti triple sentences for se\ t riminals and retpiire two years of stipend sion out t- lho\ are released \mong i>1111• r things tin- mens uri' also would permit juries to civ 111 \ i onimit idtenders deemed still dangerous om e re leased A t i rl 11.111 \ ident ii <d measure IS due ft)l I louse passage Wednesday Hut I iki• nIm• rr\ suit) tlir l«*ms lation "will not provide lor public s.itrtv I lc lobbied law makers to i ombioe the tougher sentem mg si heme w ith au iudeter mill,lie" plan m u hit h a spe i i.d e\et utiv e board ai ting mm b like a paiole board i mild dei ide to extend the sentem e at the end ol the pi Ison term d the offender was considered still dangerous His plan also would provide lor post release supers isiun lor I lie d uei es sar\ Malting, who shrugs oil la kenberrv s allegation that be is i lose minded louiul agreement among the majority ol law makers when be argued that statistic s slum open ended sen ti'iu rs ri'stlll ill less time hr himl bars Malting -..ml lodges tintli'r sin li ,i sc:ht*mr art* imtlrr In1 mrndous pressure to hand mil minimum stmlimi rs mi grounds the offender mas hast* his trrm extended it hr dursn I sh.ipr up At thr uthri mil Malting said a tai rlrss hoard tllllls it rasv til irlrasr offrlld rrs for non until nil masons sin h as to rrdui r prison mn irosvding I iLenbrrrs also i iintriidrd that a Inn lipui ot thr legislator pai huge i i\ il i mmiiilmrnl not onl\ has i mistilutimial prut) Inns hut would i orral miK a lr.it tilin' ol thr no sr\ otlrnd rrs leaving prisons rat It seat I lr said a liras \ hunlrn ot pront ss ill hr rei|tnred to imposr i is d i ommitmrnt Sen I’hil Tnlmodge. I) Seal lit* said hr ss as highls amused that the Kepulilu an .it Rajneesh money, jewels sought I’ORTI.AM) |AP) I'he sud ilm death ol Bhagwan Slinr K.ijni'i'sh has li'dri.il investigu tins wondering uli.it happened tn thf liidi.in guru's in lies, iit uhi'tlirr llir jewels and mil limis nl dollars reportedly stashfd 111 Sv\ iss h.llik .K ( nimts uvur existed .it .ill I'lie i enti.il ()regon coin inline u! Kajiieeshpin am nine Inline ti i 1.11111) i il I lie guru’s red-( lad tiillovvers uas dish.Hilled in 1'IHi when Rupieesh uas deported lur nil migratiiin hand \t least l'_’ ut Ills ill si iples uere i liarged with i riniiii.d ai 11 \ ities ranging In mi wiretap ping and attempted murder to the deliberate poisoning ol ill people ill The I Julies There were also rumors ol Ii iiaiuial wrongdoing within the organization, hut federal lines ligators found no trai e ol the u ealth once asi i died to the sell pun homed "guru to the i ii II Oil len HI the “itt \ear-old Kapieesh reportedly died ol a heart aflat k in Pune. India \\ nh ilia death i nrt.iin tpies I inns rein.nil unanswered What haj>|>>• n.*»I In S . i mil lion in jewel rv thal was . arried nil the luniks ol a Irust that took donations for the t orttmuoe And who got tin- S4d millinn In.m a sis ml Swiss hank a. rount set up lor the guru bv Ins tnrmei sis retarx Anand Shee la ,ind one til I if i top aid.'s I’mni Sax ita' Sax ita an Knglish Imrii a. .militant who superx ist'd mam ut 111.' s.'i t's ( oniplu al.'d tmaii . ial affairs tied the i omnium Sept I , 11185 and is still list ed as a federal fugitive oil a xx iretap i barge shei la xx III! xx as at . used In the guru ol stealing the monev later i laimed the re port xxas nonsense She eveiilu allx xxeiit to prison hut not for stealing mniiex from Kajlieesll |at k Ransom, a Portland laxx xer \\ In. represented the t om inline and Kajlieesll personally in several mallei s said the Sit million xxas a gross esagger .itillll riicri' was never .iiiv inmii'i hi nothing mi lli.il si .ill- hi' s.ml I w .is somewhat .11 quainted with ... s luniks ,nul ri'i mils .mil I thought lhe\ were (irettv v\i‘ll kept Hut nothing mi lb,it si alf came tu tliu uimimini' Srv (Till fi'ili't.ll utlli 1,1 Is. Ill i lulling I S Mini urv < harles 11 I'urnei .in' not so sure I (Imi t kiltm about S I t mil limi but I think Sbi'i'bi gut sunic inones ilel 11111«• 1 \ I’m net s.ml l‘be missing jewelrv w.is .m other ui.it11-r Will'll K.l|lieesb w.is ,i| rested mi .1 i haltered .111 (il.ille w hile Irving to lice the ouuntn bis luggage mi lulled a bus i mi kilning nearly 'si million worth ul |ow ell \ a i oilple ol bank bags si u I let I will) S"»H lllt't m i ill rein \ anil a <11 ' ulihei Snillli anil Wesson revolver lu,uled with Teflon bullets k. t PEERS EDUCATING PEERS Be A HIV/AIDS Educator "Peers educating peers" is the objective of the University of Oregon's HIV Peer Educator Training The Peer Educator Program will teach stu dents to take leadership roles in educating their peers about HIV disease, legal and social issues, safe sex practices and updates on HIV/AIDS relat ed issues Students will be considered HIV Peer Educators upon complet ing of the training and will then be available for individual education ses sions and/or group presentations or workshops tor the university commu mty. WHEN: Tuesday, Feb 6th Wednesday, Feb 7th TIME: 6:00pm to 9:00pm PLACE: Student Health Center: Room 21 I hour informational meeting: Jan 30th 7:00pm REGISTER: ( all tin Xiud. nl Health t 'ruler. Health Mutation at WW> 44X. Inriii'S Krnri.il wtuiltl linil llii' Ki■ p1111111 .in kum ('minis prosi; i iilur soft un t illin' vvlifii i'v itviiiii' knows \orm M.ilrnt; is nol soil mi t imu' I In s.utl I i k t • 111»■ r i \ s sfiilftn lilt; si home w.is . it i.i n t i t > I it -t I be i .iiisc il 11 it I not w oi k .i in I this I,it I w.is rot ogin/i'ti b\ l mV lioolli (i.inlnt'i s t.isk Ion i- .uni i‘ViTvliti(l\ rise lull llii’ .illonirs m • m "t.i I Smalt' l.au and |ustii r ( mil niillee I liaii man l Inn Nelson K I dinonds said In- tnvoiuil la kenlieirvN smleni inn plan lint I i on Id n I not 1111• voles loi il l ,nv\ makers u ill res isil tho idea in Inline sessions ll the inirenl plan permits loo mam offenders hai k on the street he said -1 Oregon West' - FITNESS POWER AEROBICS! 47 classes a week Low impart Pump Cardio High impact Circuit Training Combination Pump Cardio Plus FULL WEIGHT FACILITY LOW MONTHLY FEES k /vt Best Hours 7 D.iys work 6 .1 m 11 p m 485 1624 J The Sun Never Sets on the Opportunities at SAFECO! /\s one of the top diversified fin.iiu nil < or pofiilions in North America, SAf I ( Os continuing growth has i replied numerous opportunities for hard-u/orkinq. dedu ated individuals in the followin') areas Information Systems I hi- individuals were seeking will be highly motivated, with a proven traik record and a strong desire to sin i eed We oiler excellent techniral training, ad vancement potential, and a competitive salary and benefits package. 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