Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, January 31, 1994, Winter '94 Edition, Page 9, Image 13

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Oscar Mayer intern
You’re fitting reads to graduate, moving
Irom fixe sear plan to JO-vear mortgage But
vou'rc the type nt |>erson who hears the tall
of the road I he rush of exploring new places
secretl\ excites you In short Non wish von
were an ( Hear Mayer wiener
Maybe you should lalk to !)iatuic Segura
lilt- 1 J Vri/ona State l graduate pass the
lulls hx piloting a M-foot long mohile trank
It’s a bitchm’ rule
Segura, along with I I other "hot doggers,
handles compatn public relations from with
in the Wicncrmobiles six 10 tool tall
fiberglass pigs in blankets custom designed
on 10MK( hew xan chassis
What a bunch of wiomo* Thoto irmdi tarn $20,000 t »*ar for pllotlnt mobtla hot do*s
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recruited from colleges .icmss (he nation, spend 440 ilays a
vear in the ()scar \laver 1'ihhIs ( orp s meals on wheels
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which haie Keen modified to include microwaves, refngera
tors, cellular phones and stereo systems that plat 21 ver
sions ot the < )siar Maver \\ letter tingle
"It can he a hectii |oh,” sass Segura, who graduated with a
degree m cmiiimimi atlons/puhhc relations "Mans times
son are the excitement tor a town that has never seen some
thing mi unique lu llin'
l |i in I,(MX) collegians a war send applications lur the
iln/t'ii hut .lugger spot s, Segura saw ami the |uli tene. as
an unusual stepping stone lur those with strung euininuni
ration skills and a sense ol adventure
"What a wav to have Mimeune rernemher your resume,"
Segura sa\s I vervlxxlv sing (Krai Mayer has a wav with
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Part-time job nets
student millions
( ollcge students arc always look
ing tor wass to make ciuls meet
lim (mine officials m Vines, Iowa
sas De-Anglo Moore, an 18 scar-old
treshman at lima State l , mat
have ijiine a little too tar
Moore, »lio also goes hs the
name !)c Anglo X, and his wife
( assandra allcgedh stole alHiut S-’ I
million in tashler's checks from a
hank where tiles were working last
fall.
lilt Moores worked for a custo
dial compam and were stipjxiscd to
dean 1 irstar Hank at night while it
was closed Instead, according to
Vines Police Dctcetise Roland
Dippold one night the\ helped
ihemsehes to, among other tilings,
a cashier’s stampei lielongmg to the
hank.
'Instead of working that night,
tiles printed checks. I Jippold said
I hen. at cording to Dippold. the
Moores Stole a ar from an auto
rental toinpam and drose to their
hometown of U aterloo, low a,
sshere thes picked up < assandra s
hrotlier and went on the spending
spree that ssould lead to their arrest.
I list thes ssent to another I irstar
Bank, where, Dtppold sais. this
trii'il in i ash a stolen check lor
S'.’ 4,inn apparentl\ got tier
wins while thc\ w.11tcil .mil leti the
h.mk without the mones
I hen, using some ol then funm
monel, the\ bought a S29,()0()
( 'hew Bla/ct .mil reeen eil a check
lor S'OO as change from the ilu|Hil
ilealership Soon after, Dtppold
sais, Waterloo police arrestol
Moore am) his conspirators as thei
tricil to cash that chei k at another
bank.
Moore, who withdrew from the
universiti in December, is timlei
teilcral charges of bank framl, con
spiral \ ami possession of stolen
properti. lie has pleaded not guilts
fo the charges and is out on bail
aw ailing trial in lebman
It convicted, Moore and Ills
accused cohorts could be sentenced
to up to "0 ve.irs in tail or lie
ordered to pas more than S.’ mil
lion m tines
Firstar Bank \ ice 1’iesident Bob
l.embke would not comment on
how tin Moores alh in ills wen able
to pull otl such a nefarious heist.
Dippold did sas he doubted it
would happen again.
" I he lightning has strtuk, so to
sp ak lie said ■ I ro\ Ml -
( ullough. louii Shite I hilly. Iowa
State l .
Basketball uniforms
can be a real drag
Members of Sigma Nu fraternity at
I urman l were ready to u t a I > their
dresses and hit the luskethall courts lor
this year’s intramural season until
universitv officials said no to the dudes
m drag
( itmg satetx and liability concerns,
the universitv told the nine men ot
“Alice” whose motto is "there's
nothing worse than getting heal by a
guy m a dress” to drop their dresses
or lace expulsion Ironi the intramural
league Mice, alter playing ill drag Iasi
sear, now plat's in men s clothing.
I earn manager ( larke Scott, a minor,
saxs the team dressed out during their
games Iasi season without incident. \nd
he .a\s tin members ot Mice wore short
dresses xtith athletic shoes to avoid acci
dents on the court.
“ I here are no xxigs, no bras, |ust
dresses," Si on s.n s "We lust wanted to
do something different.”
But Owen Mcladden, director of
recreational sports, isn't sympathetic "I
don’t care it they walk around with
dresses on campus,” Mcladden s.n s
"But from a satels standpoint I can’t let
them do it on the court." ■ Matt
llennic, I hr Paladin, Furman L .