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October 31, 1991 Bank deposits taken from local restaurant Murray Glenn The Pendulum Earlier this week, someone took S359 from the safe of the Pizza Hut restaurant on 402 West Haggard Avenue. According to police reports, the incident occurred on Monday between 4 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. while the restaurant was open for business. The report went on to say that there are no suspects in the case. The police reports indicate that the stolen deposit bag contained S120 dollars in checks while the remainder of the stolen money was S20 bills. James McDonald, the Pizza Hut employee who reported the incident to the policc deparuncnt, said that company policy prohibited him from talking about the incident. According to Chief Ingle of the Elon College police department, the restaurant safe has a combination mode and a mode designed for daily operations. The money was taken from the safe while it was in the daily operation mode. Ingle went on to say that the safe showed no sign of forced entry. Ingle says that larcenies of this nature are nothing new to the town of Elon College. Ingle said that similar incidents have occurred before at Pizza Hut and Hardees. Yearbook Pictures Long Student Center - Large Lounge Oct. 31 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Nov. 1 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Nov. 2 10 a.m.-1p.m. Goodman feU>N C^laE6E.ll.C.« 5^ • 7Aei • thursday, october 31 costume! welcome back alumni... CAPT. COOK & THE COCONUTS friday, november 1 the return of... DADDY RABBIT Saturday, november 2 •DAILY SPECIAL' Cheeseburger, French fries & Large Drink OR Droft $2.75 From Page 3 there are needs all around the Bay city. Many supporters of Prop J worried at first that the amendment would precipitate generational warfare, or pit AIDS patients against homeless children against public workers. But the list of endorsers includes senior citizens, gays, police and more remarkably, politicians. Seven out of the 11 city supervisors support it. Mayor Art Agnos, who is running for re-election calls it, "an idea iwhose time has come." These arc the politicians who could have increased filnds for children on their own. Why didn't they? Agnos speaks of the "competing priorities" and then adds, "Kids don’t vote." In polls, American say they arc worrying about kids. In surveys they say, yes, wc would tax ourselves to educate, house, care for the young. But nearly every attempt to translate that alarm into policy is paralyzed. Wc have come to the sorry placc where even politicians arc asking to be saved from politics- -as if they were paralyzed in the face of the process. So, an experiment, bom of desperation, is facing its first test in San Francisco under the watchful eyes of other cities and other citizcns. "If wc have to tic their hands to get policymakers to fund prenatal care" says .PtPdkip. sQ Ije jt^ fcJdwJCS mo. iRgrowiv. f bnjoy AND KNOW WHEN TO&ffWHEN.' A Message from the Brewers of RUOWtttEAit>^»tOOr Nf tMO AMHlUMn tUSCH. MC *IT lOUIt. MO R. H. BARRINGER DISTRIBUTING CO., INC. GREENSBORO WINSTON-SALEM BURLINGTON
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