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Dooley to sign copies of book tonight
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Sells well here
Att-*z< IV.reetor Visa Zkxm*. esii. sign
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saik Dooley signed copies of the book for the
axkstore on Saturday.
They did really well," Daniel said.
Dooley signed for two hours but anxious au
tograph seekers kept him there for another 30
minute*, she said
For those interested in picking up a copy, the
Uriwmt) Bookstore has plenty in stock, she
said.
- Joel Groover
Marijuana search intensifies in Ocilla
African-American forum to t>e held tonight, a.-.
fares far scuter.ta lnurenu ..-. h.-..-4 - ire about
African .User. tan riccr? ** it* Uarversty ».l 3* Held tor.igH» at
' >1 »t it* Tste Sc»Jtr: Center tin. -*-zr. Pre* per t Chares Knapp
: •: Mearce Da-.e i pres ien*. of the L"nrv*r*t>'» 3.ac» Faculty ans
Staff '.Tgarczasior w„ terse jr. a pare. with c«her st-aer.u
- jn-n a t 'acuity, to answer puesttors
■ STATE
MACON |AP): Man saves lives in ambulance wreck.
N — i TV-rca- sad He doesn't xrs ter hurst f a ham. tat the two
-ter. vmm 'mrc a ourrung a— tala-xt —ay not agree Thontas, 31,
* a* 4 'g to ns yob m a heavy downpour Sunday when, he saw the
. sret — wrach. ass bound far a five-car pBetsp nearby —
if.plane art ftp over trapping its two occupants irjtde He
1 tn.rk ran to the taming vehide. npped off the .ocae
* -1 shiel t anP pu. td the two men to safety Then He went quietly to
- •' it : i,-~* mate'*; folks were left wor.der.rg how to thank hint
?• -as f rst -e-s. -eo 22->ear-o!d Timothy Stevens afte- ifting the
- - ti-.e t »-..tr. 'a; separate; from the ambulance ir. the crash.
Thar -e found serger Thomas Cane, 24, hanging by his sea: belt,
- ter. Care x-..:r t unb>jckle So he unouckled Cane and pulled him
ra it* b .-* ■ z .ehite .After he saw that both pasaengers
* r-e safe Thomas eft 'or his job at Georgia Power Co
ATLANTA (AP): FAA chief says air travel is safe. Fecera.
A. at. - A4--- .strar.or. ch ef James Busey said Tuesday terrorism
sr: :r.g! wt.T rot be tcJerated on commercial flights and pledged to
- axe tre proolems r_s highest pnor.ty The number one goal for any
r.AA itrr .-.strator must be safety," Buses told ar. audience of about
1 5>y. at the 42r.d annual cor.venbon of the National Business
Aircraft .Asscr.atior, Convention. "Nothing is more important We
rave ti - safest system :r, the world, and fm going to see that it stays
that *a,. " he sa.d "We've been concerned about safety nr.ee the days
•/ tre A'ngr.t orotr.ers But now we're confronted by two special
pror. er • — terrorism and drugi — which must be giver, the highest
pr.ir.ty ' Busey sap
ST. SIMONS ISLAND (AP) South may have sledder.
3te.» lane a rest Pent of Georgia’s sunny cocut, will continue his
-p-tcable quest for a spot on the U5. Nabonal Bobsled Team in
final try tuts this week ar.d next. Even though he has never pushed a
-ea. tncvled on its ice track. Lane has made it through two
prel.mirjBy tryouts and says he feels confident going into the finals
- lace P.acid, N Y Tm nervous and excited, but I feel like my
: nances are pretty goed," said the 32-year old power lifter from” St.
S.mors who has trained as a sled pushman by pushing a small car
ar..,-p a parking lob Lane is trying for one of 12 spots for pushmen
me three-sled team, which will compete in the World Cup this fall
ar.d winter in Europe The final tryouts are Thursday through
7*e>pay and the athletes selected will Oepart Oct. 13 for Europe.
"Tre T ire I push that sled, the more chance I have," he said.
NEW YORK (AP): In ad, Purina may have stepped in it.
Tr.ere are just so many ways that you can sell dog food, but Ralston
Purina has found another one. In a full-page ad in Monday's New
York Times, the St Lu/uis-haaed purveyor of Puppy Chow claimed
that "If more dogs in New York ate Purina Hi Pro, it would seem like
there were less dogs in New York." Under that headline, there is a
;»rge picture of a isgusted businessman, standing on one foot while
examining the bottom of his left shoe He is not looking for gum on his
heel. "Hi Pro’s high digestibility means smaller, firmer stools,” the ad
ad vises. "We don’t think for a moment that we have the solution to
the Oops, I stepped ir it’ problem in New York," the ad says. “But
perhaps we can nelp a little — by making the pickups a little quicker
and easier for dog owners. And even when the sccdflaws won’t pick up,
the mess won’t be quite as messy "
■ WORLD
ARNHEM, Netherlands (AP]: Art robbers sentenced.
Two Dutch men were sentenced to five-year prison terms Tuesday for
stealing three paintings by Vincent van Gogh and demanding a $2 2
million ransom for them, a court spokeswoman said. No ransom was
paid for the works, and they were all recovered undamaged The three
paintings, which have a combined value of $72 million to $90 million,
were stolen Dec 12, 1988 from a museum. The thieves smashed a
window of the museum and got away with the paintings before police
arrived. In April, the thieves returned one of tne works, The Loom"
from 1884, in an attempt to enforce their ransom demand. However, a
planned ransom exchange fell through, and the two other paintings,
the 1887 “Wilted Sunflowers" and an early version of the famous
“Potato Eaters" painted in 1885, were recovered following the July
arrests of four suspects.
UGA TODAY
Meetings
• GAPS, an association of
African-American graduate and
professional students, will meet
tonight at 6 in Seminar Room 6
at the Georgia Center for
Continuing Education.
• The International Association
of Business Communicators will
hold its first fall meeting tonight
at 7 in Room 236 of the
Journalism Building. William
Chism of Coats k Clark Inc. will
be the guest speaker. All majors
are welcome.
• The Athens Gay/Lesbian
Alliance will meet tonight at 7:30
in Memorial Hall Room 408
Everyone is invited to attend.
• The Young Democrats of
UGA/Clarke County will meet
tonight at 7:30 in Room 140 of
the Tate Student Center.
Refreshments will be served.
Everyone is welcome.
• The Culture of the South
Association will meet tonight at 8
in Room 141 of the Tate Student
Center.
Announcements
• Advising for freshmen and
sophomores in the College of
Business has begun. Accounting
majors, honor students and
upper division students should
check with individual
departments regarding advising
J schedules.
• GINUS will sponsor “A Taste of
j Israel’ tonight at 7 at the Hillel
House, 1155 S. Milledge Ave. For
information or a ride, call 543-
6393
• The Presbeterian Center will
hold e community worship
tonight at 7 at the Presbyterian
Center, 1250 S. Lumpkin St.
Charles Hasty of the First
Presbyterian Church will be the
speaker. A social will follow at 8.
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and topic, and a contact person's
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issxxed >ks
OCILLA, Ga. — Georgia Sanaa
■.{ L -e.--.gs::or. o^c.a.s qlar. to
sr.rg sr. s Hel.oopter from Atlanta
to search for mors maryuana
o. s_-.es or. a farm or. the frw-m-
Coffee County one where the oocy
of a man who had beer. shoe, was
discovered
The body of John Larry Francs.
53, of Douglas was found Sunday
:r. a field on the Coffee County side
of the farm author::*, said, but
they said Francs may have
-aw ec there after oe 'g *oc< in
Irwin County
Official* at the Georgia 3ureau
J L-.-esttgacor.’s crime lab in
Douglas said Francs bled to death
after a single gunshot wound in hi*
right knee severed a major artery
Ir.vesrgators said the *layirg
appeared to ne drug-related Coffee
County Sher.ft Carl tor. Evans said
- s ift'ce had an outstanding war-
nan: charging Francs sr.th traf
ficking mar.juana.
No or.e has beer, arrested ir. the
slaying tat Irwin County deputies
arrestee Wt.oe Milter. Clement Sr.
49. and charged Him wrth man-
ufacrur.rg marijuana m connec
tion w.th 500 plants that were
found scattered throughout the
hX-ecre farm.
Evans suit there could be 10
ernes as much out there "Our offi
cers and lr*-.n County deputies
rarely travel this road.’ he said
Clement's sor. was arrested by
the Coffee County Sheriffs Depart
ment arc charged w.th manufac
turing mari-uana.
As sheriffs departments from
the adjoining counties and GBI
agents worked to determine where
the shooting took place, other offi
cers pulled up the muddy mari
juana plants from underbrush and
soy bean fields.
Authorities said they seized 14
nfies and shotguns and 12 hand
guns from the farm in addition to
the plants They also found three
hothouses equipped with commer
cial heaters and 1,000-watt lights
that were hidden behind livestock
stalls and storage sheds.
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Career Connections Participants
Wednesday, October 4,1989
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Tate Student Center -Georgia Hall
9 West-Fisher Camuto Retail Corp.
American Frozen Foods, Inc.
Asgrow Seed Co.
Automatic Data Processing (ADP)
A Duda & Sons
Barnett Banks, Inc.
Becker CPA Review Course
BellSouth Advertising & Publishing
Blue Bird Body Co.
Callaway Gardens
Cargill Poultry Products Division
Carroll’s Food Inc., Warsaw N.C.
Chubb Group of Insurance Companies
Claims Verification, Incorporated
Cobb County Police Department
Con tel Corp.
DeKalb County Public Safety
Democratic Party of Georgia
Electronic Data Systems (EDS)
Energy Management Associates Inc.
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ferguson Enterprises, Inc.
Ford Motor Company - Sales Operations
Frito-Lay
Georgia Retardation Center
Grady Memorial Hospital
Helene Curtis
Home Life Financial Resources
Hughes Georgia, Inc.
J. B. White
Kay Jewelers/JB Robinson Jewelers
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Kinnett Dairies
K-Mart Apparel Corp.
Lake Lanier Islands
Majik Market
Mariott's Hilton Head Resort
MassMutual
Merck Sharp & Dohme
Mervyn's
National Credit Union Administration
Navy Officer Programs
NCR Corporation
Northwestern Mutual Life, Augusta
Noxell Corporation
Pike Nurseries, Inc.
Program Resources, Inc.
Prudential Insurance Company
Quaker Oats Co.
Radio Shack
Ring Radio
SunTrust Banks, Inc.
The Gap Stores
UARCO
U.S. Customs Service
U.S. Treasury Department, Bureau of
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Westinghouse Environmental &
Geotechnical Services
World Carpets
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