Brown and White Vol. 97 no. 35

              the brown and white lehiqh university bethlehem pennsylvania 215)861-4181 v01.97-n0.35 friday march 7 1986 bloomers raided tuesday night by chris palmeri two lu students arrested assistant managing editor two lchigh students sophomore spencer hitch 19 and junior john dignazio 20 were arrested for underage drinking m a tuesday night raid of your mother's bloomers a bar at 331 e sth st at approximately 11:15 p.m the music at the bar stopped exits were blocked and about eight members of the pennslyvania liqour control board lcb began asking patrons for identification according to pete downs 87 flashlights m hand the officers carefully examined each id asking for photos and m some cases quizing the patrons they asked me my birth date and social security number downs said i felt like a criminal downs added that the bar's bouncer had already checked my i.d at the door when i came m it was really ridiculous frank kostecky a spokesman for the lcb said he could not comment on the raid since it was part of an ongoing investigation kostecky did say the arrests were made by bethlehem police and the students would face fines through district court according to district magistrate john gombosi the two students could face fines of up to 348.50 but first offenses usually bring the minimum fine of 58.50 gombosi said the charge of underage drinking fell into the category of summary offenses which is a misdemeanor according to kostecky charges were filed by the lcb against your mother's bloomers and the bar's liquor license will be under review m harrisburg " he said he could not comment on what penalty bloomers might face although loss of license is a possibility m such cases depending on the bar's prior record baw photo by pbtrtc gene diamond proprietor of the fabric center formerly located at fourth and brodhead avenues protests the 250 percent rent increase by the landlord lehigh university the store's rent had not been increased since 1966 when lehigh first acquired the property parr sees no end to terrorism in u.s by karen schoonover people usually think of terrorists as primitive people m far away places ex-secret service agent jerry parr said wednesday m his lecture on terrorism m packard lab auditorium it's a distorted image though you won't see terrorism end not m your lifetime and not m your children's barring a miracle its not going to end parr was partially responsible for saving the life of president reagan m john w hinkley's march 30 1981 assassination attempt outside the washington hilton in this type of work a good day is when absolutely nothing happens parr told the group of about iso for this reason parr doesn't consider the incident necessarily a victory for counter-terrorism " counter-terrorists and terrorists are mirror images both have causes and objectives according to parr both groups design complex plans and execute them through an hierarchy the difference is that terrorists are proactive and counter-terrorists are reactive when terrorists act their targets do not participate they're merely vic tims but they don't lack a sense of mission they often feel they're rec tifying a grave injustice he said the goal of the counter-terrorist is to protect life and assure the failure of those who wish to take it ac cording to parr they have to remain reactive because intervention would violate civil liberties m the con stitution according to parr there are two parts to protecting the president first they cover and evacuate and then attack and suppress five concepts applied to their security system training is ab solutely critical parr said his training allowed him to recognize the president's collapsed lung and make the decision to go to the hospital in stead of the white house he was a lot closer to death than most us think the second point is technology it was technology that stopped the fourth bullet from hitting the president or me he said referring to die armored window hi the car bullets can go through any vest and we now have rockets that penetrate 20 inches of steel how can we build a car that can stop that intelligence is the third part of the security system every president gets 5,000 to 8,000 death threats a year records and investigations of these threats are handled by the federal bureau of investigation the fourth aid is planning and preparedness agents began two weeks prior to the president's arrival to secure the washington hilton ac cording to parr the planning payed off six shots were fired m 1.5 seconds hi 3 the door was shut hi 4 minutes we were at the hospital and m 4.5 minutes the president was receiving blood and back to con sciousness the last element is the physical presence of the agents here it is training and human flesh if each of these securities fail it's all over the headlines ' iam — -- i mm mm lehigh cafe shirts infringe copyright claims hard rock by scott medoey the lehigh cafe sweatshirts that have appeared on campus are a violation of copyright laws due to their similarities of style and color scheme to the shuts produced by the hard rock cafe richard metz director of auxiliary services told the university dining committee at their bimonthly meeting monday metz obtained this information by talking with university attorneys and the general manager of the cafe located m new york city at the present time the shirts are being produced by a lehigh student and metz stated that the hard rock would not take action against an individual because it would be next to impossible to do so if however lehigh were to begin production of the shirts the cafe would take legal action as a result of this occurrence new ideas for a promotional logo are now being considered one idea consists of having an inverted triangle with rounded corners as opposed to the circle which is on the hard rock shirts this idea would first have to be confirmed by the university attorneys other alternatives include a shirt bearing either the outline of the university center or the 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