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■ The Department of Entomology will sponsor a lecture titled
"New Approaches to Understanding Fruit Fly Evolution" at 11
a.m. today in the Agricultural Sciences and Industries Building.
For more information call 865-1895.
■ The Department of Mathematics will sponsor a lecture
titled "Numerical Analysis for Hyperbolic Conservation Laws" at
4:30 p.m. today in 102 McAllister. For more information call 865-
0695.
■ Encore Books and Expresso will provide folk and blues
music by Kemper And Tolins from 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday at Encore
Books and Expresso, 178 Rolling Ridge Drive. For more informa
tion call 231-4833.
■ Encore Books and Expresso will hold a book discussion on
Jesus CEO, by Laurie Beth Jones, from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday at
Encore Books and Expresso, 178 Rolling Ridge Drive. For more
information call 231-4833.
■ International Recreational Folk Dance will be held from 7:30
to 11 p.m. today in 133 White. For more information call 234-
3704.
■ United Campus Ministry will hold Sunday Worship Service
at 7:45 p.m. Sunday in Eisenhower Chapel. For more information
call 865-7627.
■ The United Coalition of Centre County will meet at 5:30 p.m.
today at The Friends Meeting House, 611 E. Prospect Ave. For
more information call 234-4978.
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An article in The Daily Collegian yesterday misspelled the
name of the director of Pollock Halls Residence Life. The correct
spelling is John Hurst.
An article in the Collegian yesterday about the Peace Corps
contained several errors. The Peace Corps established in 1961 by
President John F. Kennedy was the U.S. Peace Corps. Patrick
Tobin's alma mater was credited to the wrong person. He was an
undergraduate at the University of Georgia. The Peace Corps
sends about 3,500 volunteers a year. The career development and
placement director's name was misspelled. The correct spelling
is Jack Rayman.
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■ Burglary: An employee
reported yesterday morning that
a black, steel and concrete safe
Was stolen earlier that morning
from Burger King Restaurant, 521
University Drive, the State Col
lege Police Department said.
The back door of the building
was pried open, State College
police said. Two or more persons
are suspected in the incident,
police said.
A two-tone, full-sized 1989-1993
Chevrolet Blazer was seen in the
area at the time of the incident,
police said. The bottom portion of
the Blazer is smoke gray and the
upper portion is dark gray. The
upper back portion of the vehicle
is black with tinted windows.
Police said they believe the Blazer
has a Pennsylvania license plate.
Anyone with information about
the Blazer is asked to contact
State College police.
The safe contained $1,500.
■ Health and Safety: A Univer
sity employee reported Wednes
day morning that a person not
affiliated with the University
slipped and fell on the southwest
steps to Atherton Hall, resulting
in a dislocated shoulder, Universi
ty Police Services said.
The victim was transported to
Centre Community Hospital,
police said.
■ Parking Violation: A Univer
sity police officer transported
University student Samuel Kim of
924 V-222 Bellaire Ave., Wednes
day afternoon to a district jus
tice's office where he paid $l5O
for outstanding parking viola
tions, University police said.
■ Parking Violation: A Univer
sity police officer transported
University student Juong Kim of
924 V-217 Bellaire Ave. Wednes
day afternoon to a district jus
tice's office where she paid $lOO
Baby delivered after mother
shot to death in school bus
By The Associated Press
ST. LOUIS A teen-ager wait- the gunman, who was believed to
mg at a school bus stop with a pis- be 16 to 18. Police were unsure of
tol began firing after the bus a motive.
doors swung open yesterday, Police were also uncertain
killing a pregnant 15-year-old and whether Kyunia Taylor, who was
wounding the driver before run- sitting in the first seat inside on
ning away. The baby was in criti- her way to school, had been tar
cal condition. geted or was shot at random.
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while classes are in session dur
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for outstanding parking viola
tions, University police said.
■ Theft: Barbara McKee of
Bellefonte reported yesterday
afternoon that two trenching
buckets for a Case 590 backhoe
and a mounting pin were stolen
sometime between Jan. 12 and
Jan. 29 from Ruetgers-Nease
Chemicals, intersection of College
Avenue and Struble Road, State
College police said.
One bucket is 36 inches wide
and engraved with "McKee Exca
vation," and the other bucket is 12
inches wide, police said. Both
buckets and the mounting pin are
owned by McKee Excavation of
Bellefonte.
The buckets and the pin are
worth $2,319.
■ Theft: Matthew Rush of 787
Stratford Drive reported Wednes
day that his bicycle was stolen
sometime earlier that day near his
residence, State College police
said.
The bike is worth $B4O.
■ Theft: Patricia Myers of 803
Stratford Drive reported Wednes
day that her wallet was stolen ear
lier that afternoon along the 200
block of Fraser Street, State Col
lege police said.
Myers dropped her wallet near
the post office on Fraser Street
and went to look for it when a
passer-by told Myers that she saw
another woman pick up the wallet
and go the opposite way, police
said.
The wallet and its contents are
worth $lO5.
■ Theft: A University student
reported Wednesday afternoon
that her identification card holder
and keys were stolen earlier that
morning from the women's
restroom in the basement of the
Business Administration Building,
University police said.
Dozens of police officers
searched the city's north side for
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The Daily Collegian Friday, March 1, 1996-3