OSU postpones weekend game CORVALLIS (AIM The Or egon Stair basketball team will postpone its game s< hod ultui for Saturday night against Washington State to attend the funeral of team male Lamest Killum in Los Angeles Coach Ftin Anderson announced the postpone ment at an emotional news conference Tuesday. The game will be rescheduled at a time that is convenient to Washington State, Anderson said School of fir nils said the game, scheduled for 7:30 p m Saturday at (oil Coliseum in Corvallis, would he played Sunday or Monday A definite dole for the make-up game lias not been determined yet, Washington State athletic director Jim L.ivengood said Tuesday nigh! The l’aeific-10 (Conference must approve tile resched uled game, he said The Beavers will go ahead with, tlieir game Thursday night at home against Washington Killum, a prize recruit who had been'doored to play in late December alter a mild stroke last summer, died Monday in a Los Angeles hospital He was with the team in lais Angeles last Fri day when lie ml lapsed at a hotel He went into a coma Sunday morning A doctor who treated the ti-foot 4 sophomore .it Daniel Freeman Memorial Hospital in Inglewood said he ,did not believe Killum's death was pro c ipitated by his return to basketball Dr (Carl Oriuss. a neurologist, said Monday that he and others treating Killum felt the 20-year-old player suffered from a disease allot ting the blood vessels Scroll Haskin, Oregon Stale's starting center, read a statement Tuesday prepared by the team You will always he a part of tins university and you'll always tie a part of tins team." tile players lulil Ihi'ir lallen teammate .II the state merits cum luMnn AVe love sou .md we will miss you grnally The players will wear the initials l.k over their hearts in games through the rest of the sea son. Anderson said Thu players stood behind HnsMn as he read the statement 1'hev did not answer questions "The Oregon State haskettmll team would like to send Its deepest condolences to the klllum family and friends. Haskin said It there is an\ thing we can do for you. please let us know As for I k. he was more than just a basketball player, he was a friend to everyone fie came in contact with Id a voile often i linked with emotion. Antler son said his players would he ready to play Thursday tan ausr I guess you could say they are i lass peopleThis is y%n.it 1 artiest wouldvvant kilhun the lull'll aliforma r> A prep hasketball player of the year at Lynwood High School in l.os Angeles loved basketball more than anything else Anderson said He slept it, fie ate It. lie talked at and he played it to lus heart s content. Anderson said I yen more than a great play er, fie yy as a great person Anderson said kllluni had experieili ed prof) fetus with ciri illation in his legs sinie joining tfie team shortly after Christmas He said hi' told kilhun that lie still had (tie up tion ol sitting out the season as his redshirl. hut the player yy anted to stay on the team Anderson remembered that Kllluni was great at helping others He yv.ls unique in that lie y\as a superstar without the ego part of it tfnit warped fits sense of values," Anderson said Brand rejects ethics commission offer LUGliNt; (AIM University President Myles Brand has re ps led a settlement offer from the stale Government lithics (Commission to end a dispute over free trips to a football bowl game Instead. Brand has filed a motion asking the ethic s panel to reconsider its Dec 10 ruling that he broke state law by offer ing tree trips to the 1989 Inde pendent:!! Bowl to tile wives ol lingerie's and Springfield's mayors The ethic s panel will consul rr thf motion Iridav in Salem Ur.iml invited Lugene Miivor |rfl Miller and Ins wile Mnrv •Hid Springfield Mayor I'lll Morrisette and Ills wiln. lanue. to watch the Ducks play Tulsa at the howl game in Shreveport. La The cost was Sl.ltSH per (ou [ile The etliu s panel claims the mayors' wives were not ollii lal representatives ol the si hoot Joe K i( ha rd s oI I.ugene. Brand's attorney. rejei led the ethics commission's settlement offer bet uuse it included .111 admission o( ethli al violation, vvInch did not 01 cur Derek Johnson a Ku^ene law o r who heads the dhit s panel, s.iid he remains hopeful lh.it .1 negotiated settlement < an he reached "The commission has not felt there was any malice or dark, underhanded intentions in the president's at lions and we tried to make that t lear in the settle men! ollei we've made. John son said Analysts: Bush using wife to climb in polls national w ash ini ; i on (A11} i’ivsidimt Dush m.»v In' t.ik mg ii liiMtmg in I hi- polls hul tn- can still win over most crowds with a sin gle won) Harbnru With Hush's approval Ml inns plunging in the l.u i’ of .1 st,i^n.ml economy. political analysts s.iv lie mn use .ill the help ho i in get on thu domes tii front I'lt'ii il it moans hopping .1 rliln on fils popular wifu's < o.mails Some recent examples Irom the Now Hampshire campaign I ru t I • A lot of fauiilios aro hurting I lu> artsw or llarhara rari's ulil I lari'." hr told 111 suranrr workers last week in Dovor Nil • I m prrttv proud ol her. hr told a t tvli group in Ports -mouth When stir hugs a baby or trai bos somt'liods to road. whs shr s sav 1 ng somrthing • With hrr mtrrrsl in litrta < y. she's ti ird to 1 tilprrss upon proplr thr important.!' of trading to kids hroadi'lilllg thrlr hori/oiis. rxpanding ttinr young minds, fir told an Atlanta audience last I■ r 1 day No onr knows whrtfirr a lost lads tan liuvr political i oa t la 11 s hul analysis sa s Hush c an li,mils' go wrong bs c ailing ultrntion to his ss lie "(diicirls onr ol the tug ad vaiilagrs hr tias is Ins family tint particularly hrr That svas reinforced lis hrr bravura prr form unco in Tokyo said Norman (tmstrin a politic d an ils si al Itir Amrric all I.liter prisr Institute rrlrrnng to M t ■, Hu sli s tak mg over the podium al a stale- dinner alter the president collapsed from the llu Democratic pollster Mark Mellntun less (heritable At tins point, (leorge Hush needs something. even it It means liiitmg behind her skirts It s an attempt to link himself with somi'oriii morn popular than Ins is I In- president invokes I'ar liar.i [tush's name whenever hr dismisses difflt lilt, sensi tive issues like unemploy ment or health i are, or on is sues with will! h lie feels un i omliirtahle When Hurbura hohis an AIDS hahy in her arms she’s Irving to express the rumpus sum th.it Ixith ot us leel he toll! a town hall meeting in lixeler, \ II Sometimes he even makes it sound like hi- anil Ills wife a! least on domestir polit y have a jot) sharing arrange merit The answer Is we’ve got proposals that will help,” Hush told the Dover, N II , uu dienir Hurhara and I are not isolated Irnm the feelings of people in this state who are hurting Hush has no trouble going it alone on such applause win nmg tope s as the Persian (lull War Hut when he turns to do must it issues. Ins leadership often het times a family affair I know the heartbeat ol this state he told workers at .in auto trim factory in south ern New Hampshire And I know the people and I ( are about them, and so does Her bare Hush "She’s a great asset.” said While I loti se pol it it a I it I ret tor Kon Kaufman Kaufmen sug ge-.led Hush Il.is been Invok ing the first laity at speeches lor years and didn't just start lining it now for the cam paign Students for Sexual Support Services Organizational Meeting Wednesday, Jan. 22nd 4:30 p.m. in Century E in the EMU Cold hands, warm heart. ^ Cars that start. I v BOSCH AUTHORIZED SERVICE A S.E Certified Service Oscar the Freshman Neal Skorpen » *• A A. ! M r r' *• ft ,.• » * / <. > ; ••• i • ’ /m,. *> ! (\*l /{Aj lifjjji ■ ' ' (OH nn \ (4 i t i Weasel’s World Kraig Norris o«r. n