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News
Lori Anna Dyer Photographer
Hot off the press: Dr. Lilley receives a copy of the Tempus, Behrend's literary magazine, from
the editor, Jennifer Wilson. It publishes short stories, essays, poetry, and photos by students.
An editorial committee accepts submissions during the fall and spring semesters. The
publication will be on sale in front of the library in Reed for $3.00 each. The sale runs from April
20 through April 22 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Several hundred so-called
Deadheads could be released from
federal prison soon if the U.S.
Sentencing Commission votes.-
as many expect--to change LSD
sentencing laws. Because of a
quirk in sentencing rules that
punishes LSD offenders more
harshly than other drug offenders,
violators caught with small
0111011111$ of LSD received long
prison terms. Currently.
sentences are based on the weight
of the inactive material—paper or
sugartubes--that the LSD is
placed on. The proposed changes
would relate sentencing to the
amount of LSD involved. The
change has been mimed because
the weight of inactive substances
varies so wildly and so does LSD
sentencing: five doses on sugar
TIN AMERICAN BRASS QUINTET
BRING YOUR LUNCH TO THE PENN
STATE-BEIIREND WINTERGARDEN AND
ENJOY WORLD-CLASS CHAMBER MUSIC
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At a Glance...
Danielle M. Murphy
Collegian Staff
cubes can get the same 10-
yearino parole sentence as 50,000
doses of pure LSD. Also, reports
last year revealed that the LSD
laws targeted Deadheads, who
often live hippie lifestyles and
use LSD openly. Of those LSD
offenders jailed in federal prisons,
more than 80% are Grateful Dead
fans. Another 1,(00 to 4,000
Deadheads are in state prisons and
will not be affected by a change
in federal law.
At a Glance...
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14
PENNST,
•
Jury del i
iberations n the
Rodney King civil rights are
expected to begin this weekend
and authorities are preparing for
public reactions to the verdict. In
Los Angeles, up to 6,500 police
officers will be on the streets,
National Gaurd armories are
prepared for deployment, curfews
have been proposed, and
temporary bans on ammunition
have been instituted. This
preview was given by Mayor
Tom Bradley and Police Chief
Willy Williams Tuesday of the
city's plan to quell possible
violence after the verdict is
released, "We're not going to fail
you this lime," said Williams.
"You will have all the officers on
the street between the time the
jury starts deliberating and the
verdict ."
iiiil Erie
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