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CASH PAID FOR Lionel Trains,
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Lawsuit tries to link cigarettes and cancer
By LINDA DEUTSCH
Associated Press Writer
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. A widow who filed
a cigarette-linked wrongful death lawsuit against
a tobacco company described her husband’s last
years of life on bottled oxygen and testified yester
day that he said “smoking wasn’t at fault.”
Elayne Galbraith, the first witness called by
lawyer Melvin Belli in the lawsuit against R.J.
Reynolds Tobacco Co., told jurors her husband,
John, smoked three packs of cigarettes a day
during most of their married life and sometimes
awoke during the night to smoke.
“If he woke up during the night, as soon as he put
his feet to the ground, he lit a cigarette,’-’ she said.
Galbraith said her husband smoked Camels
until the early 1960s.when he switched to Winstons,
which had filters.
“He had read some information in magazines
and newspapers about filters and how they filtered
out tars and he decided he would try them,” she
said, adding that a few years later he switched to
Salems. All three are R.J. Reynolds brands.
By 1976, Galbraith said her husband was suffer
ing dizziness and periodic blackouts.
“I suggested smoking was perhaps the prob-
Smith to stand trial for second-degree murder of Belushi
By LILA CAMPUZANO
Associated Press Writer
LOS ANGELES A woman who
has acknowledged injecting comedi
an John Belushi with “speedballs” of
cocaine'and heroin during a three
day binge before his death was or
dered yesterday to stand trial. for
second-degree murder.
Cathy Evelyn Smith, a former
backup singer and companion to rock
musicians, wept as Municipal Court
Judge James Nelson said she must
also be tried on 13 counts of furnish
ing and administering cocaine and
heroin to Belushi, star of television’s
“Saturday Night Live” and such
films as “Animal House” and “The
Blues Brothers.”
Smith’s lawyer, Howard Weitzman,
contended that she should never have
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ey. . .someone Mr. Belushi managed the drug charges, said Deputy Dis
to manipulate.” trict Attorney Eldon Fox. She is free
“There’s something inherently on $50,000 bond,
wrong with the system when a worn- She said nothing as she left with
an is charged with second-degree Weitzman, who successfully defend
murder when she simply acted on the ed former automaker John Z. De
wishes of another person,” Weitzman Lorean in his cocaine trafficking trial
said outside court. in 1984.
The judge had said in court: “Sure- Weitzman contended that someone
ly Mr. Belushi issued the invitation in else or the portly comedian himself
this dance, but it is an inherently had provided and administered the
dangerous dance.” fatal dose to Belushi, who was 33
Under California law, anyone who when he died,
furnishes and administers an inher- During the three days of partying,
ently dangerous substance to another Belushi at times was joined by come
person can be prosecuted for second- dian Robin Williams and Academy
degree murder if the person dies as a Award winning actor Robert DeNiro,
resu lt- although there has been no testimony
Smith, 38, who was ordered to ap- to indicate they injected drugs,
pear for arraignment Dec. 10, faces a Smith contends she last injected
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lem,” she said. “His response was to the effect he
was sure Smoking was not at fault, that everything
he had read told him it wasn’t.”
Soon afterward, she said he was diagnosed as
having severe emphysema and was placed on
oxygen 24 hours a day.
Galbraith, 69, died in 1982.
Earlier, a juror was removed after Reynolds
lawyers said they found out the woman had “no
smoking” signs in her office.
“I can’t believe this is happening,” said juror
Bernadette Mobarak, who said she had not posted
the signs.
Mobarak said she asked to be moved away from
a co-worker who left cigarettes burning in an
ashtray, and suggested that “office politics” had
prompted her Raytheon Corp. colleagues to con
tact the tobacco company’s lawyers.
Reynolds attorney F. John Nyhan raised the
issue of the juror moments after the chief Rey
nolds counsel, Thomas Workman, announced that
the defendants in the $1 million lawsuit would not
exercise the option to move the case to federal
court and were ready to go forward.
Nyhan said Mobarak’s co-worker, Janice Luc,
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The Reynolds lawyers submitted a sworn
statement from Luc saying that Mobarak had
signs posted at her desk regarding smoking and
had told Luc “the smoking of her co-workers was
ruining her health.”
Belli and Paul Monzione, another defense law
yer, argued that Mobarak had declared her will
ingness to be open-minded.
But Nyhan insisted she had withheld crucial
information during jury selection by not mention
ing the dispute at work over smoking.
Santa Barbara County Superior Court Judge
Bruce Dodd ruled for the defendants.
“Based upon the material before the court, it is
very clear to me, whether willfully or not, Moba
rak substantially misled counsel,” he said.
Monzione complained to the judge that the
Reynolds team is “surveilling jurors” in the case,
and said he and Belli might eventually move for a
mistrial because of this.
Belli is representing Galbraith’s widow and
children in a suit which is seen as a potential
threat to the nation’s lucrative tobacco industry. If
Belli can prove that cigarettes cause cancer and
Reynolds is liable for the death of one cigarette
smoker, experts have said it would engender a
flood of lawsuits from others.
Belushi at 3:30 a.m. on March 5,1982,
in the Chateau Marmont hotel bun
galow where his body was found. She
left the Sunset Strip bungalow before
8 a.m., Weitzman said.
Belushi’s body was found between
11:30 a.m. and noon, and Deputy
District Attorney Michael Montagna,
citing expert testimony, said Belushi
died sometime after 9:30 a.m.
An autopsy determined that he died
of acute heroin and cocaine poison
ing.
The prosecutor pointed out that
Belushi’s body was found inside a
locked room, and that testimony from
a maid placed Smith in the bungalow
as late as 7:30 a.m.
Smith, a former backup singer to
and companion of Gordon Lightfoot,
was indicted a year after Belushi’s
death.
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Student leads others to fitness
By LAURA PRAH
Collegian Feature Writer
Experience, enthusiasm, organiza
tion and good music are the key
elements in the success of a Free
University aerobics program orga
nized by Sue Morgan.
Morgan’s endeavor to bring
health awareness to people through
an aerobics program draws about
60 students two nights a week to 106
White Building.
“I enjoy helping others find
themselves physically fit and find a
general well-being in themselves,”
said Morgan (junior-advertising).
Certified as an aerobics instruc
tor by Exercise Express, Morgan
said she feels her ability to put
exercise moves to upbeat music
and the organizational skills she
acquired from resident assistant
training have been instrumental in
making the program unique and
appealing to students.
“You can see results quickly and
it feels good to do a workout,” said
Jody Dively (freshman-business).
In the past, Morgan instructed
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(1 year). Townhouse- 2 Br., 1.5
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aerobic programs for Pollock-Nit
tany Halls, South Halls and the
American Cancer Society, but she
said she wanted to develop one of
her own.
The twice-a-week workout im
proves coordination, flexibility and
cardiovascular ability, Morgan ex
plained, and it should produce re
sults within three to four weeks.
Christina Pasicznyk (freshman
liberal arts) said she finds Mor
gan’s workout hard but effective.
“She does more exercises that
everyone can do,” Pasicznyk ex
plained. “She uses less dance than
actual exercises. I like the ar
rangement of the way exercises
work together.”
Morgan said she tries out new
music with the workouts and
changes the routine according to
reactions of students.
“I enjoy putting creative moves
to music, but I stay away from
counting and boring music,” Mor
gan said.
“I work different parts of the
body for strength and flexibility.
The way I put movement together
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strengthens different muscles,”
she added.
“I like the up-to-date music she
uses because you don’t feel the
pain,” Becky Hartle (freshman-an
imal bioscience) said.
Becoming a certified aerobics
instructor and having a minor in
exercise science have also helped
her develop the program, Morgan
said. She tries to keep the workout
at an optimum level so participants
at any fitness level can do the
exercises.
She said she hopes to expand the
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By JANE KOPACKI
Collegian Staff Writer
A study examining the status of University women is in
the works and promises to make Penn State a better place
for women, the chairwoman of the study said.
Kay Moore, professor of education and senior research
associate of the University’s Center for the Study of
Higher Education, said, “we are trying to design a
preferred future for the University.”
Moore said the study group was jointly appointed by
University President Bryce Jordan and Cynthia King,
chairwoman of the Commission for Women. King said the
members were chosen from many University positions
including administrators, students, faculty, clerical and
technical workers.
Catherine A. Gohn, president of Nittany 9 to 5 a local
chapter of the national clerical workers’ group 9 to 5
said women and their concerns should not be overlooked
by the University.
Women make up 97 percent of the office workers and a
large percentage of the technical service workers at the
University, Gohn said.
The four broad issues of the study, which will be
completed in two years, are: “the quality of life / institu
tional climate, student academic programs and services,
conditions of employment, retention and opportunities for
advancement,” Moore said.
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The University’s Commission on Women recommended
that a study be done on the status of women because it did
not have “a complete picture” of women in the Universi
ty’s workplace and classrooms, Moore said.
Once the issues are developed and the priorities are set,
the group will design reports with individual policy
recommendations for Jordan. The group does not want to
merely finish two years of work with one huge report, she
said, adding that it will be making recommendations
throughout the research.
Helen Wise, a University alumni trustee, said becuase
research has just begun, a plan of action for the project
has not been determined.
The group must find out what will make the University
a better environment for women, Moore said. This includ
es ideas on what would make the University a more
appealing atmosphere to female students, she said.
“We hope to make Penn State a better place for women
and be a model for the rest of the country,” Moore said.
“We have to have a climate where women have the right
and responsibility to voice their complaints and con
cerns.”
Equality of salary and opportunity are two areas the
research will deal with, Moore said. The group expects to
see an increase in the number of employee grievances as
it does its research.
Wise said she hopes the system for dealing with com
plaints will be improved.
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