Police Beat
Thi' following is ,i list of
(.ainpns area i ruin's taken from
(fffii r of Public Safely and l ai
gene Police Departmi'iil reports
betrveen April L’l> and May t>
• \tleinpted burglary and i rim
ina! mischief .it Della ('.amnia
sorority, at 1584 Alder St was
reported to Kl’t) on May (. I iye
( nllege age men yvent to the
Iron! and liai k doors of tile resi
ilence. kii king them and
si reaming.
()ne man attempted to entei
through a si reen door yy bile an
other ( limbed a yvood rai k
against the wall There they at
tempted to removed a window
si reen, i ausing S10 damage,
and screamed obsc enities
The complainant turned on
tile port h light and looked out
the window The suspects then
th'd the .ire,i
Hie two suspet t-, w ho .it
tempted to remove the screen
,ue dest nhed .is white males m
their e.irlv dtts wearing white
T shirts
• A l'm\ ei sit\ proles a >r repi irt
ed the theft of .1 S.'S hatchet
from his ( ondon I fall oltii e to
fd’l) on Ma\ 1 There were no
signs ol forced entr>
• \ pm si was reported stolen
at Pith \venue and Kim aid
Street to Id'll on Mav I The
ow tier let! the purse, contain
ing earrings, medication and a
diet kbuok on a wall while get
ting some (lowers trom an neat
In flower stand Till* total loss
w <is Si HI
• I !’!) arrested two i niversity
students for stealing >' Kugene
parking mater on Mas t 1 I’D
offit ers were dispati heil to
l.!th Avenue ami txineaid
Street in response to a report ot
two males attempting to steal
the meter
The off ii er s arrived and 11(1
served a trail made fn com rete
dragged along pavement 1 he
offii ers followed the trail to the
Sigma \ii fraterrntv a! 'f> l I
1 1th St
After further investigation
the students were arrested and
taken to |ail
• I hi' theft ot $2 front a sani
tarv napkins dispenser in the
He,ill Complex hasemeiil was
repttried to KIM) on M.i\ I
• I lit' till'd III .1 tun kpai k out
suli* the I niversits Inn ratete
ru was reported to KIM) on M.u
! Chi' owner li'll the h.n kpai k
outside the lafetena contain
mg teMltooks a wallet and $'•
while netting some |une and
returned to find it missing
•AS >■! student parking permit
was reported stolen from lltli
\venue and him aid Street to
I IM) on Mav 1
• A $ lad Mel Temp was report
ed stolen from the Klamath
I Kill basement to KIM) on Mas
I'lie si ientifu equipment Is
used to determine w hat an 01
gaiiK i (impound is h\ its melt
mg point
• \ ii.ii kpui k was reported ' to
len Irnm I Alt' sci ond flour to
I I’ll on April Ilii* iiwiici
It'll tin' backpack. containing
keys 1)1.ink checks .mil i redd
i arils on >i w inilms sc.it .mil ro
turned to find it missing I he
total loss u,is Sh2
• A housekeeper reported d.im
age ot the (Arson II.ill elevatoi
in (M'S on April ' An tin
known suspet I entered the ele
v.itnr .ind caused SJ.’itt damage
to the ( in ml system and i on
trol panel
• rile tiled ot .1 S.’ AM I NI
cassette radio from Mean ( om
pies parking lot was reported
to ( It'S mi April .Mi An uniden
titled suspci t broke the passed
get door w iriilow to steal the
radio, i ansing Si .It) damage
“Lite Nights”
Wednesday nights
9 pm-12 pm
The Millcamp
215 Q Street
Springfield (Just oft 1-105)
Major Merging
is Happening!
After 40 years...
Vogue Hair Salon is becoming
Tan^^
/ Vogue Hair Salon
11th & Patterson • 343-1637
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MOST EMBARRASSING FIRST PLACE
I „i-,i M-ttv -icr I lk*l tho irk redible rush on tlie Ivsl looking |um<*» .H \M It w a-- more Ilk. an i^mih I w.*s infalujtal with ho appear m
tliough I had >nl> tine fly talked with hm i wanted t«»go out with him so hadlv' I knew ii h* ..iw me the slur* - he .1 -like me at ,i>i I h^vd.
| nullv alter tw ■ - months of csfeio: . t tlirfirn’ he asked mi hjI I was so ited il wav liki a dream It -a .is almost t*». .m*! tofv true
He pn k -.vl nr up m front of m. apuMn>eut «>n i likl.i’i cvenu .»t r flip m I u * »ke»! i.t the wiikl-.w •! i . uj\irtn«.ril jo 1 * an tied flu- hui r >1
,i r .m park his MJtt/A I urt* iirl walk toward im d-«or
He (mhtclv greeted nr .if the ikku and s*vo»ied me It> hi- ar He then >»pimed the- paw Sum d.«n lit nr m and >hu» tin- d.»*r While fie was
•a .ilk me around tire Nkk of tlu vji to ilk thociv --id. I fell tin eurucuting utgrney to relieve imvll ipass .‘.»M of tin p»*^« Mru. an ftrvcm*
tfte last night s retried he an hurntos I was ertremcly nervous and figured the lx*st time i<' do if was fust m the rm k oj time It wavn t vour typual
> uftiiig tlk v heeve without passing tlie . rav ker I mean I elunged the tonfcxtr of the -eat
He <iprnrd his d»k*r. slkl into his seat and shut tin .kmc I thought great he hasfi t -uni anvthing vet No proNcm IIk-i: he turned arouikl n ho
seal aikl sari t-> me l\l like vou to meet m> brother and ho dan I was so embarrassed I wanted »•* dn* I lud igikfcii ilk last th.il theie n .. lit
have hecn someone else m the ear I ran into tlie house trying and refused to go out with my state ol a lifetime
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