The Daily Collegian Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1984 Rape Detroit By MARTI AHERN Associated Press Writer DETROIT Mayor Coleman A. Young yesterday ordered beefed up police patrols and asked utility workers to serve as the city's "eyes and ears" to help combat increas ing sexual attacks on schoolgirls. "If there's one person raped a year, that's too many," Young told a meeting of police, school, busi ness and religious leaders. "We will get "a grip on this problem, we will stop the rape of our women and our schoolchildren." Sam Gardner, chief judge of De troit's Recorders Court, announced that suspects accused of violent rapes will be brought to trial within 90 days of being arrested. "We hope that by doing this we will be able to cut into this prob lem," he said. "Only a small num ber of persons are committing a large number of these crimes." More than 50 schoolgirls have been raped in the past year, includ ing three in the past two weeks, according to police. 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Al Glancy, a representative of Michigan Consolidated Gas Co., said the program "reaffirms our civic responsibility to serve notice to those who would commit crimes against our children that we will not permit it." The mayor also ordered police to patrol along school routes during hours when students are present and to deploy plainclothes surveil lance teams in areas around schools. He said the hours of the depart ment's tactical, youth and traffic sections will be revised to give more staff to the school patrols. State - Zip (home phone) (present phone) __J 'Dallas' dominates 'Dynasty' By JERRY BUCK AP Television Writer LOS ANGELES CBS' "Dallas" retained domi nance over its rival prime-time soap opera "Dynasty," but that didn't deter ABC froth trouncing CBS in the Nielsen ratings for the week ended Feb. 5. • "Dallas" finished first, with "Dynasty" in third place behind NBC's "The A-Team." 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Others, such as "Hart to Hart" and "The Fall Guy," had the highest rating in five weeks. ABC's "Webster" has continued to do well and in the current period is the highest-rated half-hou'r comedy, in 13th place. ABC won the A.C. Nielsen Co. survey with a network average of 19.6. CBS was second with 16.2 and NBC was third with 16.0. continued. "We haven't even guessed where we'd be in this thing if we had to go to court." Mujic opened the Grill near a busy intersection in Sarajevo two months ago. While it is not the only location in the city serving ham burgers, Mujic's restaurant is the only one offering a visual taste of America. In front of the restaurant sits an arched "M." Years of college experience • Westerly Pkwy. Shopping Ctr. • University Drive &- Bellaire Ave. ° E. College Ave. police log • Linda K. Gummo, secretary, 8206 • Gary W. Roscoe (freshman-en • Engineering Unit C, told University gineering), 615 Porter Hall, told the Police Services on Monday that un- State College Police Department on known person(s) shot through the Sunday that his coat and checkbook .window of 206 of the same building. were missing from Tau Kappa Epsi •Damages are estimated at $237, po- lon fraternity, 346 E. Prospect Ave. lice said. The items are valued at $65, police • said. - • James Clauss (sophomore-divi sion of undergraduate studies), 1613 • David Ports (advertising-nondo.- Locust Lane, told University police gree), 424 Waupelani Dr., told State on Monday his bicycle was missing College police on Monday that his from a bicycle rack on the east side of motorcycle was missing from his Willard Building. The bicycle is va- . residence lued at $BO, police said collegian notes • Circle-K will hold registration • The Rehabilitation Education for Bowl-A-Rama 'B4 from 10 to 3 Organization will meet at 7 tonight in today on the HUB groundfloor. 320 Boucke. • • Circle-K will sell silk roses from • Alpha Phi Omega Service Fra -10 to 3 today on the HUB groundfloor. ternity will meet at 7 tonight in 75 Willard. • Colloquy will meet at 7 tonight in 307 HUB. • The Penn State Chapter of Edu cational Office Personnel will spon sor a presentation titled 'Secretaries Are Important' at 5:30 tonight in the • The Geosciences Club will meet Faculty Building next to Nittany Lion at 7 tonight in 541 Deike. Inn. • The Penn State Cycling Club will of the American Diabetes AsSociation meet at 7 tonight in 302 Willard. will meet at 7:30 tonight in the Con ference Room of Centre Community • The Center for Counseling and Hospital. Psychological Service and the Office of Student Activities will present Rick • Central Pennsylvania's Citzens Pierce, an intern at CAPS, who will for Survival will meet at 7:30 tonight conduct a workshop on communica- at 422 E. Mitchell Ave tion skills at 7 tonight in the HUB Fishbowl • Theßiological Society will pre sent a slide show by Dr. John Burris at 7 tonight in 8 Mueller Lab. • The Human Development Honor Society will meet at 7:30 in Living • The Society of American Mili- Learning center in the Human Devel tary Engineers will meet at 7 tonight opment Bulding. in 103 Wagner. • The Penn State Archery Club dents-Conversant Program will have Will meet at 7 tonight in 10 IM build- a 'Match Party' at 7:30 tonight in 111 ing. 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Burnside was re cently named acting senior vice president for health affairs at the University's Milton S. Hershey Medical Center and also acting dean of the College of Medicine. Burnside took over as acting head of the Medical Center on Feb. 5 and will continue in that position thrOugh April 30. Burnside will be replacing Dr. Harry Prystowsky, senior vice president for health affairs and dean of the College of Medicine. Prystowsky will be on administra tive leave of absence for three months to evaluate relationships between higher education and uni versity medical centers in the international arena. In announcing the appointment University President Bryce Jor dan said in a prepared statement, "Dr. Burnside has been at the Medical Center for 12 years, and has demonstrated that he is well qualified to serve in the absence of Dr. Prystowsky. "We are delighted that Dr. Bur- Architect chosen for renovations An architectural firm has been into compliance with federal stan contracted by the state Department dards for access for the disabled. of General Services (DGS) to design Charles BrueggebOrs, University a $4.5 million renovation project for assistant director of physical plant the Steidle Building on Pollock Road plan 1, said the DGS set a Nov. 1 and the Mineral Sciences Building at completion date for architectural the corner of Pollock and Burrowes plans but the architects may not be Street. - able to meet that deadline. If after Anthony T. Rienzi & Associates, of reviewing the project the architects Jenkintown, was selected for the pro- discover the deadline should be ex ject, according to a prepared tended, they can request that the DGS statement from state Sen. J. Doyle do so, he said.. Corman, R-central Pa. After the plans are completed, the The plans call for upgrading utility DGS will solicit bids from contractors systems and adding new lights, labo- but work probably will not begin until ratory equipment, roofs and floors to after November. parts of the buildings. Some elevators The renovations are needed be and air conditioning systems will be cause of the age of the buildings and replaced. In addition, air condition- the changing academic programs ing systems will be added to various they are used for, Brueggebors said. rooms. Also, the buildings will be brought —by Bruce L. Cary COLDER D VIDEO ARGIDE pAga __lll -4 Nacho Ey Beer Night Nachos (with hm e n e o l te d cheese & a j Peppers) Plus 2 for 1 Pitcher Prices Also J.B. on Guitar 114-ak-wwwww-so-wissolo-144.a•••••1 ✓ f ✓ r ✓ I TWO CMCKIEP I SANIMICHE a I ONLY $2.59 • This coupon a ur any n go p o ar d ti l c l i : p 3o a r g until epHardee's restaurant. One coup( ✓ i n per customer, please. Customer qfl must pay any sales tax. 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"(Dr. Prystows ky's sabbatical) is only three months. There will be no major or minor changes in operations." "Educational progress at the Hershey Medical Center is alive and well," Burnside said. "I will be happy to see students who are interested in medicine come and check ( the Hershey facilities) out." 106 Sowers Street by Susan Graff(us Attention: Chem, Chem E, BIOL, PNG, Earth Sci., Geoscience Majors Tau Beta Pi Presents Sun Company With a discussion of new technology in • Synthetic Fuels • Synthetic Blood • Bioreclamation of Oil Spills • Super Extraction Techniques Thursday 110 Osmond Lab Free Pizza and Soda After 7:30 An umbrella, a frisbee, or both. Be prepared for the great outdoors. Check the Collegian weather forecast before gearing up for another day. ' The Daily Collegian Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1984-5
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