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involvement
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IN THE ODE CLASSIFIEDS
136 E 11tti • (near Willamette)
342-3358
Must be ? 1 or Over
Wednesday j«. n$4
The Tree people
Funnelhead
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Dirt Boy
Thursday j*n u$3
Emergency Broadcast Systems
Friday $5
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Pond
Hazel
The Spinaines
Music Starts at 10pm
Mon-Sat
Music starts at 8pm Sundays
POLICE BEAT
The following incidents were
reported to the Office of Public
Sufetv and the Eugene polite
department Inn -t il
• A 21 -year-old man was
cited for possession of less than
an name of marijuana on the
5(KJ lilt* k of East 1 till Avenue
on )an •» The man was cited af
ter veiling at a police officer
who had pulled over a separate
subject for a traffic violation
The man yelled at tin* officer
for about three minutes for
polling over the other man lor
the traffic offense, and then
pointed to lus hag and said.
Thanks for the re< ording "
The offic er said In* had rea
son to believe the man was re
i ording a person to-Jiersoil < on
versation without telling the
other parts svhic h is a < rime
The officer searched the man s
hag and found a hag of marijua
na, a marijuana ptpc and ■ iga
rette paper ssith marijuana in it
No n*< ording devil o was found
on the sobjia l
• A 21 s ear old I 'm versity
student was cited jnn fi for fail
ure to appear for a urinating in
public i barge that he was < itod
for last fall Police cited the Mu
dent when he came into the po
lice station to report his vehir le
stolen Police ran a check on
the student and found thnt he
had an outstanding warrant
The vehic le was not stolen but
had been borrowed by the stu
dent's roommate, according to
police reports
• A 2(1 sear old man was
cited for minor in possession
and failure to represent Ins i or:
rest age on Jon f> Polite saw
the man come out of Guido's
bar on the HOC) block of hast
1,1th Avenue and throw a cup
of liquor into the street Offi
cers approached the man and
asked for hts identification
The man produced a driver's
hiense that said he was 20
years old The officer then
asked for the II) that the man
used to get into the bar The of
fu er said he w itnessed the man
pass whsl looked like an ID to
friend. Police then arrested the
suspec t Ac i circling to police re
ports. the man started to c rv on
the way to the station and said.
"You can't arrest me White
people don't go to jail
• A University student was
arrested and cited with disor
derly c onduc t for Ins role in a
snowball fight on |an H The
student was observed In the ar
resting offii er at the ir>(M) bloc k
of Alder Street Ac e circling to
police reports, the suspect was
standing in the street when he
threw an ice-boll at the driver's
window of a police c ar The of
fu er in the c ar arrested the man
when in* recognized him at a
later snow throw ing inc ident
• The Mouse of Kec ords. 2T)H
l; 13th Ave . reported a theft
that took place sometime be
tween Dec 2.3 2tt The suspet t
apparently reac lied behind the
counter and 1 cm»k ait Faith No
More concert tickets numijered
651-700. Police warn people
not to buv tickets for Sunday’s
concert from people on the
streets People who shoes up at
the concert with stolen tickets
will not get in. police said. If
people have bought ti< kets with
a number between f»51 and 700
pole e ask vou to call the cam
pus polit e offic e* at 346-2905
• OPS has rei eived numer
ous complaints about bicycles
parked against street meters,
particularly on the 1300 and
1400 bloc ks of Kincaid Street.
OPS said the bikes are falling
over on the sidewalk and < mat
ing a hazard for pedestrians.
Hikes must be parked in desig
nated spaces, and those parked
in or near public thoroughfares
and in places where they might
endanger persons will lie i ited
and may be impounded. OPS
suggests people park their bikes
on the \yest side ol Kim aid ad
jacent to the large PLfi parking
lot. or at the bike ra< ks on Hast
13th Avenue
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