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Crate Amnesiy’cont’d from page 1
Ho also said ihal any cratcs
lound in rooms alter this date will
ho doall with as stolon properly.
According to the student rules
and regulations Ibund in the Stu
dent Handb(H)k. the penalty for
possession of lost or stolon pro
perty is as follows: first ollonso-
nornially not less than
disciplinary probation lor one
disciplinary suspension; second
ollense- normally not less than
disciplinary suspension nor more
than permanent separation I'rom
the college.
Resident assistants will bo Itxtk-
ing lor milk crates bearing the
names Dairy Fresh. Sealtest,
Super Brand. Pet. Flavor Rich.
Pine State, and Hunter Dairy dur-
, ji-ir f t r
and are instructed to deal with
them as they would stolon road
signs.
One Klon student said. "I ve
had iiiy crates since niy Iroshman
year, and i'm not giving them up
now. .lust because some students
stole crates Irom Winn-Dixie
doesn't mean everyone should
luivo to give up theirs."
According to one ol the area
assistants, it doesn't matter if the
academic semester nor4Hore than ing Health and Safety Inspections crates came Irom Burlington or
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even North Carolina, because
they are property ol the manulac-
turers and are considered to bo
stolen.
John Webster, manager of
Winn-Dixie on .South Church
Slrcet. said the crates take up tin)
much room to store inside. He
estimates Ihal hundreds of crates
are stolen each semester. Webster
also said that Winn-Dixie docs not
gel iliroctly charged for the crates;
however, the distributors don't
keep a surplus of cratcs on'*
II an insuHlcient number
is returned to the distribulll^|
can't ship out the milk, v
stores ilon't receive milkli!
day
Webster estimates ii oit
manufacturers between IS J
to make the crates. Usinjj
figures, it is possible liJ
manulacturors lose fronijiir
'i.2.(XK) cach year.
News Recaps
From the Associated Press
Compiled by Amber Close
Gulf War-Tho Soviets want the
U.S. to get out of the Persian
Gulf. The Islamic Republic News
Agency quotes Deputy Foreign
Minister Yuli Voronstov as say
ing that Moscow considers the
U.S. attack on an lianian oil plat
form and the U.S. build up in the
Gulf as a throat to world peace
and security. Voronstov is on his
way homo to Moscow to brief of-
llcials on his visit to Iran. Iraq
ami Kuwait.
NAACP- The NAACP is be
ing urged to lake a stand against
President Reagan's latest
Supreme Court nominee. The
Civil Right Group's General
Council says the organization
must oppose Douglas Ginsburg
with the same intensity it oppos
ed Robert Bork. He also says the
groups opposition could be bas
ed on Ginsburg's relative lack of
experience.
Iran Trade- Jordan has decid
ed no! to go along with the U.S.
trade embargo against Iran. A
loreign ministry spokesperson
says that the embargo could
destabilize oil markets and might
be premature. The embargo an
nounced last weeks bans Iranian
imports into the U.S. and pro
hibits expons of some U.S. ginxls
to Iran.
MLssle Treaty- It appears that
a treaty to eliminate U.S. and
Soviet medium-rang^missles will
face lough scrutiny on i
Hill. Democratic SeiwtwL
Cranston says there's airc||,
move lo kill such a iiifu,
which is expected lo bcsis|,i
the Reagan-Gorbaehev sC',
Senate Republican Icadcii,
l>)le says tiiat there arc Icsil
questiiMis about the vcrirn.i
a treal^. Both Senators wc
terviewed by NBC.
Nicaragua-A huge rally
ing planned in Niearagu
week as a show of fora'
day a regional peace plani'
implemented. The .Sand
government is taking a
tougher line about the planj
ing to negotiale with ihc
backed rebels. The proposal
cd Iasi August calls fiinsii
llres. Amnesties, and Dem^'
reforms by November fillliN
Gulf War-lran and lrai]i
l'H)lh claimed to have siagd^ I
on cach others economic icri
Iraq’says its war planes!*^
two Iranian oil centers Sfai
and Iran claims ils
struck back by hitting siinifP'
siallalions in noilhern liatj—
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“Baby M”- The siin|
mother of "Baby M ". Mi
Whitehead, is reportedly
nani again. The court apc*
lawyer for the child
uiuler coniracl says that iIh'
in this new pregnancy |
Whiteheads esiraimcd..
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