Oregon
DAITY EMERALD
Thurstiav. April 25. 1*WI
I ugrne. Oregon
Volume *J2. Isiuc I 'l>
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Missing professor’s vehicle,
wallet found near river bank
By Don Peters
and Pat Malach
( .'IK-'.l'i) S'.l" ‘Ill'l'lt'e'
Missing t niversity professor I mniati
Lift ! l.il/.inloms' i .1 r was found early
Wednesday niMr -Villa un (loodpaslure
island Road thi- Pane ( minty Sheriff s
OffII I* Hp-ilt.«t I il)V\ ever . Hat/Olltoilis
ll.is llllt Mi been III! .11IM i
\ I'iip'lir pi > 111 e tllifl live said HIM
t ig.ilurs nr assuming 11 -it/.iiitun i s
itiiivv iit'il ,il M.iili'ii K-ipiils
IIntzaiilonis iii, apparently lull his
Springfield In mu- early Saturday -mil
has mil born beard from sim e ai i urd
ing In pulii e reports
\l approximately 7 it) .i m Wednes
day sheriff's deputies and Eugene po
lice responded to ,i lip and found
tlal/.anlonis 1'IHO i upper i ulored lion
d.i Prelude on (.oodpaslure Island Knud
oil ol Highway l.i. ,u Marten Rapid
near \ ida
laigene Polite Iteparttlienl Detective
I t's Ramey said authorities (otind no in
dilation ot loul play Die veliii It* w.is
lurked and some ot I lal/untonis' per
soflal effei Is tin lulling a |ai Let. belly
park and an lie idles! containing bis
wallet were found on (be river bank
ol the Mi ken/ie Rim-i
I he Pane l minty Sheritl s ottii e and
Pvplnret Post I it.\ ran bed the river
and surrounding area on Wednesday al
lernoon but turned up nothing
Hat/.inUini-. u lie (lean said be ywis
an ay id fisherman. but she didn't know
il any ot his lislimg equipment was
missing
left Ziiler dislrul lisli biologist lor
the Oregon Department of fish and
W I Id I de said Marten Rapids was t fit'
major rapid on I he McKenzie River and
desi i dled il .is dangerous
Police are not certain what happened
to I lut/aiitoms but the best information
would indii ate he was a drowning v n
lull Rainey said
He added that ill must river drow ning
Immanuel I l.il/.mlimis
< (ISI'S the V llltlll s bulls remains Mill
iiH'iijnl tur several das s belore siirbti
mu
' * SV11 liin lhe next several da vs I expet t
seme 11 s h«* i-in,in will piebalds find I lit*
bulls . ” In- said
I mm tIn .litm It's surmiimiiiui (hr i .11
.lllil llli- blit lll.lt It S\as linked. K.lllll’S
.pel ul.iled lh.it I bit/a nl on i s ssenl
dossil In tin' river fur .1 spin tin rtM
Still
11 l.il/tiiitonisj tilt ,i real buiiil ssitli
tin- Mi Ken/ie Kami’s s.uil
I l.il/antiiui.s .1 Kumani.e language
pmfi’ssui 1 ami' imilei lire rt'i mils be
1 ansi’ ul several t iimpliiiiits about tile
I'liivi’rsitv's sluils abiu.nl program 111
Perugia Hals ssbitli J latzantun is
f<>uinii'il ami iliri’i ts
(a'.iii flat/.HituiHs saiil her biisbaml
svas upsi’t osi’i tin-1 ntii isms
Hr was r.ithff stressedslin saiil
I SaturdayI ssas sm li .1 1111 e ilas . I glmss
he needed !u go up there and suit things
mil
ASUO candidates report campaign spending
By Daralyn Trappe
Emerald Reporter
The three ASI 'O presidential
tnhets have submitted lists ut
campaign expenditures and
contributors, although there is
confusion as to how detailed
they need to lie
Klections Hoard forms re
quired candidates to report the
amount of mone\ flies spent on
their campaigns estimated
within $10 through I'uesdav at
I p m when the forms were
due
A new Idee lions Hoard polic \
also requests candidates to e\
plain him their i a mpa ign
Itinils were spent but the hoard
has approved forms without
Itemized lists
Ifespite its polu \ the hoard
approved expenditure forms
witfiout itemized lists for two
t ii kets St iitt I hinlup ( inline
See Iev and Mike ( ail
miii Bari lay (Irayson
Kun{1111k mates Jennifer Bills
.uni |i>S<111),i \\.itsoii siihmitii'il
.1 Breakdown of campaign
spending with llirir espendi
lure forms
By Wednesday afternoon,
however. ( adson (Iravson t ain
i.iign m.m.i^rr K.ul I’ntitl sub
mill'd .in iti-mi/i'il i xpi'iiililiirr
orm fur (tie tiiki't. .mil i'ln
urns board nu>ml>i'rs I'xpi-i led
ii rri.i'ivr .m ilt'ini/.iiliun (rum
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Inside
A house bill sponsored by
Rep. Peter Courtney, D-Sa
lem. among others, would
make rape a gender neutral
crime if passed. The bill
seeks to hold women pros
editable for rape if they sex
ually abuse a young boy
Currently, women cannot he
prosec uted for rape, only
sexual assault under Oregon
statutes story, pa^e 3
Students protested the
U.S. military's discriimna
tory recruitment policy
against gays and lesbians at
.t sit-down protest in front nt
a Marini; Corps ret roiling la
bio in thf KMl' Wednesday
Si1*; story. Page H
Sports
favclin thrower Paula
H*;rr\ has learned flow to
deal with adversity to be
come one of the nation's
!x*sl in tin- event, and is
looking to win the NCAA ti
ill' next month a! Hayward
Held
See story. Page ti
1 K.'I.A aptwred its s*-(
oinl straight Pat ifii 10 (.on
feront.e women s golf title
Wednesday at Eugene (anio
Irv Club by topping second
plat e Arizona by Z2 strokes
Oregon had its best finish
ever tving for fourth with
Arizona Slate
See story. Page 7
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