Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, June 06, 1996, Page 4, Image 4

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NEWS BRIEFING
* t 00* AT THIS MORNING $ HlAOUNfS
Oregon GOP chief
says party ads caused
lagging poll resells
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Poorly dnM id*
produced by a
national COP
rommmw could
b# a rwuaan
Republic*!) Senate candidal*
Gordon Smith tag* in a new poll,
the head of the (begem Repub)i
can Party aaid Wednesday
Television ads produced by the
National Senatorial Campaign
(xxnmittee in Washington DC,, ]
that aired prior to the May 21 pri- !
maty election were a "monu- i
mental mistake. Mid state GOP
chief Randy Miller
The advertisements altac led
Democrat Tom Bruggeje, saying
the founder of Mentor Graphics
in Wilsons ilia fired more than
$0© employees from his com
puter software company while
paying himself more than $2 mil*
lion
A poll released Tuesday by
Portland television station KPTV
indicates Broggere. a political
newcomer who went on to win
the Domex tsilt primary, bolds
a 51 Ml lead over Smith
They are running for the seat
bald bv veteran Republican Mari
Hatfield, who retires in January
Smith is state Senate president
and narrowly lost a U S Senate
race in lanuarv to Democrat Ron
Wyden
Miller said the anil H rugger®
ads were poorly constructed "and
I told them so in Washington.
They don't understand the polit*
ual climate in Oregon "
Smith said he had nothing lo
do with the committee's ads But
he said he bed little sway in the
matter before the May 2! prima
ry campaign was over
Whale defending the sds. a
spokesman for the national COP
committee said Wednesday that
future tactics are now up to
Smith
Beating victim seen
arguing with mail
lust prior to attack
national
NEW YORK
(AP) — An
unid«ntifi*d
woman MVftftaty
txMiwn in (anlnl
Park wm cpottwi i
having an angry confrontation
with a young man at about the
lima of the attack, polk;* Mid
Wednesday
Polk* received un«r«l tint
and rnmivffimii phone tall*
reporting the Tuaaday afternoon
argument. said Deputy Inspertor
Wayne Bax
"W* Ire! there are a number of
witnesses out there who can not
only identify tha victim, but
drew riba what happened," Bax
•aid during a nawt conference
"W* baUava there wa» a con
frontation which may have
drawn people** attention *'
Ona investigator. * peaking on
condition of anonymity, said
police war* preparing a sketch
of the assailant and believe that
the esaailant knew the victim
Investigators found "indica
tion of a sexual attack.” but the
victim was not raped. Police
Cotnmiasioner Howard .Hafir
said. Hafir said a team of 50
detectives will Work on the case
until all teed* are exhausted
And right now three are many
leads." he said
Mayor Kodoiph Giuliani also
announced an $11,000 reward
for information leading lo the
arrest and conviction of the
assailant
A passerby found the woman
bleeding from the ears and
unconscious shortly after 4 p m
on a pathway about 100 feet
inside the park at Bind Street
The woman eu in critical
condition Wednesday with
severe head in furies that police
believe were caused by a blunt
object, No weapon was found I
Thousands protest
slaying of opposition
leader Abioia's wife
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marthwd through
a w«»i«rtt city on
Wednesday Id protest the fatal
ihocilln| of « wife of Impnamad
opposition leader Moshood K
Awot*
Atmwl polk* broke up the
demonstration that began at the
University of Ibttlin to the city
of the umo name about 70 mile*
nonb of lapa The itwiimli mot
at the university gate* and
marched to the main marketplace
where merchant* joined in the
proteat
The protesters blocked traffic,
sang anti-military songs ami car
ried placard* that (ailed on the
United Nation* to intervene and
mx urn democracy for the Went
African nation
Kudirat Abiola. 44, was in her
car when she was shot at close
range by six gunmen Tuesday
morning She died of her head
wounds two hours later, as did
her chauffeur
Kudirat Abiola was buried
Wednesday afternoon in her faun
ily compound in a lago* suburb,
about 3 miles from where she
was killed She was buried next
to another of Abiola* three
wives, who died of cancer in
!i»2. The couple had seven chil
dren; her husband has about BO
children front his three marriages
and doxem of mistresses
Kudirat Abiola hat) ofienly exit
w ired the government of military
ruler On Sam Ahwiut Her hus
band, a millionaire businessman
who was widely believed to itave
won Nigeria's nullified 1993
presidential election, was failed
for treason in 1<*<M after he pro
claimed himself president
Ibadan was one of his bases of
support
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