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10 | O REGON D AILY E MERALD | Monday, January 9, 2006
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Water leakage during the break caused damage to floors on all levels of the EMU’s east wing and to some walls on the ground floor.
Damage: Insurance expected to pay most of bill
b i r d
early
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annex,” Stanik wrote. A contractor is
working on the flooded annex base-
ment already, but the water source is
unknown so far. “ (We) estimate it
will cost $25,000 to correct.”
“ We are planning to co nso lidate
all o f these matters into o ne
claim w hich w ill have a $2,500
deductible,
but
we
expect
the state’ s risk management to
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Delf said.
The file police viewed was titled
“ The Rape of 9-year-old Piggy.”
There was no indicatio n Raasch
was involved in the creation of the
video, Delf said.
Attempts to co ntact Raasch o n
Sunday were unsuccessful because
his number was disconnected.
To commit the crime of encourag-
ing child sexual abuse in the second
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The actual damage estimate w ill
come in the next couple weeks and
the University has no t yet given a
timeline for construction.
Contact the campus and
federal politics reporter at
nwilbur@ dailyemerald.com
car was parked in the Pizza Pipeline
parking lot, which is also within
1,000 feet of Franklin School.
Allen was arrested and lodged at
Benton County jail and charged with
possession of a controlled substance,
delivery of a controlled substance
and delivery of a controlled sub-
stance within 1,000 feet of a school
— all felonies. He was also cited for
minor in possession of alcohol.
“ I can’ t say anything except that
the Co rvallis Po lice Department
must be bo red,” Allen w ro te in an
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degree, a Class C felo ny, a perso n
must know ingly po ssess, co ntro l,
buy o r trade a visual depictio n o f
“ sexually explicit conduct involving
a child for the purpose of arousing
o r satisfying the sexual desires o f
the person or another person,” ac-
co rding to Orego n law. A perso n
must also co nscio usly disregard
“ the fact that creation of the visual
reco rding o f sexually explicit
conduct involved child abuse.”
Raasch received his Bachelo r o f
Science fro m the University in
spring 2004, according to the Office
o f the Registrar. He enro lled as a
graduate student in summer 2004
and has taken classes thro ugh fall
2005. He had not enrolled in classes
fo r w inter term as o f Friday after-
noon, but was eligible to enroll.
Contact the editor in chief at
editor@ dailyemerald.com
Allen: UO freshman charged with three felo nies
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Students help pay for these sorts
o f damages, but because the Uni-
versity is a state entity, it is covered
under the state’ s insurance. Each
term, 5 percent of the $191 inciden-
tal fee paid by each student is put
into a Prudent Reserve Fund, which
Miller said w ill be used to pay most
of the $2,500 premium. Miller said
he is unsure if there is a limit to
how much the state w ill pay fo r
such losses.
Raasch: Child po rno graphy fo und o n lapto p
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eventually approve mo st o f the
claim,” Stanik w rote.
e-mail to the Emerald. He also
w ro te that he is currently living in
Corvallis and is attending classes at
Linn Bento n Co mmunity Co llege
this term with plans to later transfer
to Oregon State University.
The Emerald was no t to ld
whether Allen was expelled because
University officials believe he dealt
drugs while in Eugene, but, accord-
ing to the conduct code, “ brokering
or
po ssessio n
of
co ntro lled
substances o n University-ow ned
o r co ntro lled pro perty o r at
University-sponsored activities” is a
punishable offense. The code does
no t mentio n being caught w ith a
co ntro lled substance o utside o f
University property as an offense.
Breaking this rule would likely re-
sult in suspension or expulsion from
the University, Student Judicial
Affairs Director Chris Loschiavo said.
“ If we have good reason to believe
a resident deals drugs in town, out of
town, or on campus, it would be a se-
rious problem,” said Mike Eyster, as-
sistant vice president for student af-
fairs and director of housing. “ Our
goal is to create an environment that
is safe. People that sell drugs create a
dangerous environment.
“A number of folks around town
buy marijuana,” he said. “ Occasion-
ally they buy from kids in the dorms
and occasionally we find out.”
Contact the people, faith
and culture reporter at
pbladine@ dailyemerald.com
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