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Page 10/The Battalion/Friday, October 28,1983 Judge denies new trial in death of 4-year-old War pec United Press international tor a woman convicted of felony a karate kick from the woman’s DURANGO, Colo. — A dis- child abuse in the death of her companion, trict judge has denied a new trial 4-year-old son, who was killed by A public defender claimed Jeannette Macak, 24, was denied effective counsel at her trial. Department of Food Services Supports the Bonfire By Offering Raised Donuts The public defender claimed the trial attorney, Robin Auld, failed to file motions, did not in vestigate the case thoroughly, fail 100 and failed to secure certain wit nesses. Each in the Following Locations: Commons Snack Bar MSC Snack Bar The Underground at Sbisa Now Through Bonfire Night “The Best Food - The Lowest Price’ District Judge James Chil dress Thursday dismissed all 59 alleged deficiencies listed by the public defender. “Although Mr. Auld was in artful in asking questions and could have been better prepared to examine witnesses, the court does not find this to be constitu tionally ineffective,” Childress said. Planning for the future? John Mootz, a senior aerospace engineering basement Thursday afternoon. Mootzisi major from Dallas, practices air manuevers on the new M.A.C.H. 3 video game in the MSC basement Thursday afternoon. Mootz isii Ij’fn hopi Squadron 8 and plans to enter the Air Fortt . upon graduation. Mother can t say why Teen suicide it may soi lei ter tnig bt huino Smith a myster United Press International WASHINGTON — A heart broken mother struggled Thursday to tell sympathetic House members why her 18- year-old son killed himself, but finally acknowledged she really doesn’t know. investigating teenage suicides and other problems of the young. Mrs. Elaine Difiglia of Plano was among a dozen witnesses who went before a House panel htigl Scott, shot himself two months ago as he was getting ready to leave home for college. He left a note saying “he could no longer go on living with the pain he had inside him.” but she said she was willing to testify at the hearings on “Teenagers in Crisis" because she and her husband felt they could gain some comfort from “trying to help other parents and troubled teenagers.” threatening attorney gen James M Long Beach, rvr i iu McCmniss l> Difieliasaid perturmt „ , 6 , r sion, about step toward prevent I, ins( , suicide isbetter«| ald « as(Hi between parents arT ()m | hi She said many teenitt^ Xt.ornc come to her since the^ g ndl Sm iti son to complain ^ j ds not talk with their pare" E-Systems continues the tradition of the world’s great problem solvers. “Scott couldn’t tell us about this pain — we had no idea he was suffering," she said. “He showed us no signs ot der pression. T/ie First step toward preventing teenage suicide is l>etter com munication between parents and cJiildren - Mrs. DiFiglia Hie John C “1 tell them: Befoit i Donald held I red tonight, 1 wanlm pending fur your mom and dadth Donald was < you’d want them to tor nb with usiu knew they wouldni it threat to the tomorrow or forevenwtH 1 he lettei v.ud \iul \iHr [jiiaH ll K B <• a< your children iheuncicj would want them t you’d never havci c hance to tell themaa “This committee wants to know what we feel could have prevented this tragedy. 1 don’t know if I can fully answer that question.” One thing that helped them, she said! was talking with the pa rents of other children who had taken their own lives. “There isn'tadavo that goes by tit could talk to Scott, loll him again, to I him that I love hinmi know we care. My! Developing the ana lytical theory known by his name, Joseph Fourier gave the world a basic tool for engineering analysis and system design. 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