Want A Great fob
When You Graduate?
You need a great fob BEFORE you graduate
Jeremy Mason
00*0 hood* tort on the competition wHonh* wot
Hwed by tho Puget Sound Butine** Journo) IVM
He graduated
TW He wo* on Oregon Dotty Emerald
Advortistng Executivefrom Spring '92-Foil '95.
Tom Mlttelstaedt
wmhinxl by Willom«tt« W#*fc m Portkmd
IIFOffl h* graduated
BmmmmtHmwm on Omgon Dotty IrrmroU
Adv*rt»wng fcwKutrv# from FoW '94-W»n»*r 96
Th« Ad Department at the Oregon Doify Bmerold will have opening* for two advertising
eKecuhves next foil Applications ore available m suite 300. EMU Applications of* due t v
4 00pm Wednesday, May 15th and tntervtews will be held the following week Preference
will be given to students who are available thu summer for training and who are not
graduating before spring '97. You must be available for training Sept 16th. 1996 The
Oregon Dody Emerald ts an equal opporlumty employer committed to cultural diversity
AT&T Wont! pd/ my airfare*
V6AH. RIGHT!"
Announcing tha AT&T
"Ultimate ROAD TRIP
Sweepst&Xea.
Studying abt ■ ,*i thin Fail? AT&T
would Ilk# to help psy you* way.
10 auMD nuu wimnem
hound Tt tp Air Transportation
from the u.s. to the country
*ts*r* you will study..
Plus thousands of other
chances to win.,,
• Leather bound
passport folder*
* High .juaUty
currency converters
tto «nt«r* call
i 8oo 78q-s4-7
Or your Study Abroad
Counselor for more details.
a» IW<WM >MWI> **** «»■**• tNUMUH ItawMltM M> Vila**
» # I* ro»«» <m »!4a*. Mtawtiae awtaml th-Mi ♦« to* M! '#* mm
taw rmh Matt tatata (wwln Im altKltl >»1m «*4
<taaa u rtllHw •( im
>*• IM«4t |ui Icipal ta«
• »*** »a»t
a bifference.
. Recycle
Judge dismisses counts
in Whitewater fraud trial
■ CHARGES James
McDougal insists his co
defendants are innocent
LITTLE ROCK. Ark |AP) —
President Clinton's {(inner
Whitewater partner r»n into
tough questioning •< hi* fraud
trial Tuesday. ilwnv m* he was
involved in allegedly fraudulent
Item despite a lengthening
paper trail suggesting he knew
About the deal*
Churned with 19 felonies and
taking the *tand in hi* own
defense. junm MdkxMil insist
ed he neve* met with then-Gov.
Clinton in the mid-1960* about
one of the transaction*, a
$300,000 loan to a company
controlled by M< Itougol'* for
mat wife that ha* never been
repaid,
McDougal proclaimed the
innocanca of hi* co defendant*
— hi* former wife. .Susan, and
Gov |im Guy Tucker — and
McDougal offered to shoulder
the blame for action* prosecu
tor* are trying lo pin on Susan
McDougal
Susan McDougal "never did
anything illegal, immoral or
unethical in her life. " McDougal
testified
Tucket and the McDougal*
were indicted in August on
fraud and conspiracy charge* for
allegedly misusing $3 million in
federally backed loan* obtained
before Tucker became governor
in 1992
Clinton, subpoenaed by the
McDougal*. testified by video
tape April 20 The tape is sched
uled to lie played once
McDougal t* off the stand
On cm»s-examina!ton. White
water prosecutor Ray )ahn con
fronted McDougal with memo
after memo allegedly dictated by
McDougal and relating to the
loan* at issue in the 10 week
trial The documents detail how
the SAL'* president. John Lath
am, was to handle the transac
lion*
McDougal contemptuously
refected |ahn‘» assertions, tug
g»»t»ng lahn was reading too
much into the memos McDou
Kil said that in many instance*,
e was simply passing along
loan lMtn« to S*l. executives
that iilb»r» had ilmtdv a|r«wl
lo. Ail the loans in question,
stressed M» Doogal war* Imgiti
MMHn
U S District fudge Georg*
Howard fr on Monday throw
out (our charges each against
Tut ker and Susan McDougal.
leaving seven counts against the
governor and (our against
Me Dougal's ex-wife. Howard left
all 19 chargM ponding against
McDougal
The charge* loft against Susan
McDougal all involva the
S 100.000 loan to a company
called Master Marketing The
government say* the money
should have gone toward bu*l
ness expense* but that part o( it
was used (or personal and busi
ness debts and land purchases,
including $50,000 in payments
(nr Whitewater property
Me Doug* i said be was respon
sible (or the paperwork on the
loan.
"If the jury believes she's
done anything wrong, charge it
to me," he said.
Former banker David Hale tes
tified earlier in the trial that
McDougal and Tucker schemed
with him to generate loans to
benefit themselves and their
business partners.
The 55 year old McDougal.
who it in poor health, moved
slowly to the witness stand and
spoke in a subdued tone during
nearly two hours of questioning
"1 had no loans to any politic
cal person," he testified Of
Tucker, he said, "He's done
nothing illegal that I know of.
We certainly didn’t enter into a
conspiracy."
McDougal made it clear he
regards Hale — a disgraced
municipal judge — as a liar and
a forger who fabricated a story
about meeting with Clinton at a
McDougal real estate salea office
to plot a fraudulent loan
"Did you ever meet with
David Hale and Bill Clinton at
the Caalle Crande sales office for
the purpose of discussing a loan
in the name of Susan McDou
gal f" McDougal'* lawyer Sam
Heuer asked
"No sir." McDougal replied
We offer American
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
(open Sunday too!)
Art about our daily ipacrtia!
m» aarva iwrMart anytm*'
IRcce A 'Heodtc
‘ScHvtl
Chickan. Boot & Tolu ml
Stit-Ffy V«gg*es
OttOERS TO OO AVAILABLE
M-S > *«*« wu • Sun • •**■;> aw
Try our Homestyle
AuneeK* *?&%<{
Ws now MTV* bMT A win*
komlam rooo Noun »« imm
W3-1S42 • 1S89 Willamette
(comar ol lift A WWamada)
W* tart raaarvabont tor
part*** up to ?S
STUDENT
TRAVEL
London $t>7»
Pun* ...... »S9
Madrid ,9I»
Frankfurt....*»47
Copenhagen ..... B4l
Roma ..„..»?«
Athena ... 1004
4a '«*«■> «•« rtnmtmp fhum ?V*aW
:»« am .atliM
S«a* nacK*m«a>
sm rwwi
luni tM