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No fire was found. • University Police received a telephone call from a man saying the O&M Building was on fire. No fire was found. HARASSMENT BY PHONE- /CRIMINAL MISCHIEF: • A man reported finding an ignited smoke bomb underneath his desk chair in his Aston Hall dormitory room. The man said he also discovered obscene mes sages on his telephone recording machine. DISORDERLY CONDUCT: • Four men were seen run ning nude in the MSC and caus ing a disturbance. One of the men sat on the MSC front desk while the desk clerk was trying to register a guest. As the men were leaving the building, they were yelling and knocking over check cashing signs. • University Police said a man, who was angry because his girlf riend wanted him to leave a party in Puryear Hall, picked up a toilet in Puryear Hall and dropped it on the sidewalk, causing it to shat ter. The man was taken to Brazos County Jail and incarcerated. RECKLESS CONDUCT- /FALSE STATEMENT TO A UNIVERSITY OFFICIAL: • A woman in Mosher Hall re ported that she saw a man riding a moped in the breezeway on the first floor of her dorm. University Police said they contacted a man to whom the moped was regis tered, but the man said he had sold the moped to a woman. Po lice said the man further stated that the last time he saw the moped, it was in possession of the woman’s brother. University Po lice said they contacted the brother and asked him to report to the University Police Depart ment. Police said the man told them he didn’t have any informa tion about the moped. The inci dent was referred to the Depart ment of Student Affairs. DRIVING WHILE INTOXI CATED: • University Police said they observed an Oldsmobile parked at an angle at an intersection of Industrial Road. University Po lice said they found a woman be hind the wheel of the vehicle who appeared to be disoriented, inco herent and whose speech was slurred. Police said the University Ambulance Service was called to the scene, and they found a fifth of vodka, some orange juice and a plastic beer cup half full of vodka. University Police said the woman was transported to the emergency room of St. Joseph Hospital and admitted with an electrolite im balance. W\ 1A, STORfA HELLO, INSPECTOR. GOT THE. YUP.VJHAT7A POLICE BEAT GOT: T0DA1, HUH? R.CRlWL) MERE ComtTTHP suicide TESTEKPA'hTOOK rAASSIVE 0VEKU0SES OF VARIOUS C0LP MEDICINES, DOEENS OF 4-'HOUR TABLETS ... 8 H0UR PILLS, 7-HOUR NOSE DROPS AND S BOTTLES Of ALL-tflGHT HAVE YOU ESTABLISHED! THE TIME OF DEATH YET? SO MEDIAE ATI END OF IW. Waldo by Kevin Thom NASA official say temperatures not reported (continued from page 1) Sen. Ernest Hollings, D-S.C., said, “At this particular juncture it looks like an avoidable accident rather than an unavoidable one.” Panel members also expressed ir ritation at William Rogers, head of a presidential investigating commis sion, for refusing to permit congres sional aides to attend his panel’s closed-door sessions. Rogers said Challenger’s right solid fuel rocket booster appeared to be the area where the trouble that led to the nation’s worst space disas ter started. But Rogers told the panel it would be a mistake to focus all attention on the suspect rocket. He said the shuttle’s huge exter nal fuel tank may have been a con tributor to the Jan. 28 accident. Rogers also disclosed the strut that attaches the booster rocket to the larger external fuel tank was broken some time during the flight. Rogers resisted all attempts to make him state a possible cause for the explosion. Speculation on the cause ot the nation’s worst space disaster has cen tered almost from the outset on the right-hand solid rocket booster that helps propel the space shuttle into launch. Investigators want to know if a seal joining segments of the rocket failed at the moment of ignition — possibly because of cold weat her. In his testimony, Graham at first sidestepped the question of whether THE DAY OF THE PReeecsr© DOLPHIN UNWITTINGLY. 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