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■ Criminal Mischief: John M. Foti, of parts were taken from his bicycle
532 E. College Ave., reported the while it was secured on the build
windshield of his car was broken ing's south side between Monday
between last Friday and Sunday and Wednesday, University Police
while parked at his residence, State Services said
College Bureau of Police Servcies
said.
■ Disorderly Conduct: Two men. Psi fraternity, 403 Locust Lane,
were cited for an early morning fight reported a $250 microwave oven
yesterday in the parking lot in the missing from the house's kitchen,
100 block of Beaver Avenue, State State College police said. The oven
College Police said. The police would was allegedly taken between Sunday
not release the men's names. and Monday morning, police said.
■ Theft: Roosevelt Grier,
215 Hartranft, reported $260 worth
Children escape blaze, parents die
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) A rooming house before firefighters could respond,
house blaze killed a man and a woman said Deputy Fire Chief Ed Spann.
as they struggled to save their nine Several of the children were treated
sleeping children early yesterday, fire for minor injuries, but the only fatalities
officials said. The children escaped. were the two adults, said Spann.
The fire broke out about 12:30 a.m. Details of how the children escaped
and destroyed the two-story wooden were not immediately available.
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house Wednesday. unconscious at a local party.
Vincent Strausser, of Philadelphia, Several people walked into the bed
will face charges of rape and indecent room during the alleged attack and
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Comedian gets, some respect in suit against casino
By TIM DAHLBERG
Associated Press Writer
LAS VEGAS Rodney Dangerfield was awarded
$725,000 yesterday by a jury that believed the come
dian's eye problems were caused by a steam bath
accident at Caesars Palace.
Dangerfield sued the casino-hotel for $5 million after
Caesars balked at paying him for shows he missed
after he claimed he was burned in a steam bath in
March 1988.
"We showed Rodney some respect," an unidentified
juror said after Dangerfield thanked jurors as they left
U.S. District Court.
The jury deliberated less than a day before award
ing Dangerfield $225,000 for five missed performances
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and $500,000 for pain and suffering.
The jury ruled that Dangerfield's contract obligated
Caesars to pay for the missed shows because the
injury should have excused him from performing. It
rejected a $lOO,OOO countersuit filed by Caesars against
its former headliner.
"The truth won out," said Dangerfield. He decried
as "nonsense and untrue" Caesars' accusations that
he used drugs.
"I'm surprised they went to that level to degrade me
falsely like they did," Dangerfield said. "All they did
in this entire trial was to try to degrade my character.
"I wasn't concerned with the amount of money," he
said. "Money is money. I was concerned about the
truth. I was right. I wouldn't have gone through this
unless I was right."
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The woman told police she was
unconscious, but awoke when she felt
Moser touching her, according to police
records. She resisted the alleged attack
by promising to have intercourse with
Moser after returning to his apartment.
Upon arriving there, she called her boy
friend for help, according to police
records. - by Shannon Kokoska
Dangerfield said Henry Gluck, chairman of the
resort's parent Caesars World Inc., had refused an
offer to settle for $225,000.
"We're very disappointed," said Bruce Aguilera,
attorney for the casino. "We'll have to have our law
yers look at the case.
Dangerfield sought $5 million in damages plus
$45,000 for each show hamissed the week of the acci
dent.
The hotel, in its countersuit, accused Dangerfield
of breaching his contract and contended during the
2 1 / 2 -week-long trial that the comedian did not suffer
permanent damage..
The 68-year-old comic testified he was hit in the eyes
by a burst of steam as he opened the door to the steam
room on March 16, 1988.