1996_11 The Daily Collegian November 1996

              News Editor: Jim Ward
Telephone: (209) 278-248A
News
THE DAILY
COLLEGIAN
Monday, November 11, 1996
Money stolen from copy machine   Center
The following information was
taken out of the Fresno State
police log. The log is open to the
public. For further information
call 278-2132.
Wednesday, Nov. 6
• Injured subject at Speech Arts
• Vehicle cited and impounded
for citations
• Standby for child custody ex¬
change
• Vandalism at Lot Q
• North Gym coach received
threatening letter
• Disturbance at Homan Hall
dorm
Tuesday, Nov. 5
• Subject arrested at Sierra
Madre and Maple for loaded fire¬
arm
• Two vehicle non-injury acci¬
dent in lot C
• Bike taken from Baker Hall
bike rack
• Subject stopped at Barstow and
Chestnut for driving without a li¬
cense
Monday. Nov. 4
• Incident occurred in lot V
• Theft of backpack from library
• Subject was ci'ed and released
tor outstanding warrant
Sunday, Nov. 3
• Subject lost cellular-phone a|
Bulldog stadium
Police lo
• Found property in Patrol ve¬
hicle '
•Attempted burglars at Science
232
• Altercation occurred at Student
Union Bowling Alley ■»'
Saturday, Nov. 2
• Vehicle parked in unauthorized
area/not towed
• Assault occurred at Bulldog
stadium
• Battery occurred at Bulldog
stadium
• Subject was transported by
ambulance
• Subject w as upset in Graves;
taken to University Medical Cen¬
ter
• Subject stopped at Cedar and .
Shaw. Cited for driving on sus¬
pended license   Passenger arrested
for public intoxication
Friday, Nov. I
• Excessive speed ami exhibition
near Lot S Led to a stop, driver
had a w arrant
• Vehicle damaged by closing
gate in Lot<G gated area
"Subjects contacted at old sott
ball field Were in possession-of
alcohol and marijuana
Thursday. Ott 31
• Vehicle rolled out of stall
Towed for blocking traffic
. • Backpack stolen from the
bookstore
• Reported hit-and-run
• Report of forged check
• Subject was pushed into a door
in atrium
Wednesday, Oct. 30
• Wallet with money inside was
found
•Subject was transported to St.
Agnes due to a collapse at Indus¬
trial Tech building
• Stereo stolen from a vehicle in
Lot B
• Report of lost slate keys
• Theft of a walkman from
McLane Hall
Tuesday, Oct. 29
• Fight happened at Conley Art
Building
• Theft of Nitro from Science
340 •
• Property found at rear of po¬
lice department
• Subject stopped at Barstow and
Campus Arrested for driving on
suspended license and an outstand¬
ing warrant
Monday. Oct. 2H
• Unknown subjecKsl vandal
i/ed and stole money from copier
machine in Science building
• L'nknown subject!si kicked in
screen to door at North Gym locket
room
• Backpack stolen from Resi
dence Dining Hall
Continued.from page 1
ers going."
Every so often, loud boisterous
radio reporters would shout out
their station's call letters and read
off a quick, snappy update on elec¬
tion results to their listeners.
Pat Davis, reporter for KGO and
KFBK yelled This race-is going
to be a real barn burner!"' and "It's
going to be a landslide'"
Phones were constantly ringing,
people wercyelling and numerous
telev isions were spewing images of
Bill. Hillary, and Chelsea Clinton
In downtown Sacramento, the
streets were quiet, but you could see
lights flickering in slate buildings
near the capitol.
Around the corner. Ward
Connerly made himself available to
the media for reaction to Proposi¬
tion 209s victory, while Assembly
Democrats held a victory partv in
the elegant Sterling Hotel.
Everything seemed to be run¬
ning rather smoothly until reports
that Secretary of State Bill Jones'
on-line election results were hav¬
ing big problems.
Election returns'were supposed
to be updated every five minutes on
the election night web site. How¬
ever, it was taking up to one hour
for results to be updated
Some people w ere unable to log
onto the web site at all due to an
overload of people trying to log on
"There was an external problem
with one of the servers. There was
a pipe-that was too small for the'
volumeTrf people logging on. We
do not have the size and volume lo
handle this many people yet." Jones
said
Mike Sac ilia, reporter for KCBS
in San Francisco said. "The Inter¬
net is too slow and there are just
too many people in California try.-
ing to access it. Our radio station
tried to access the Secretary of
State's web site through America
Online and couldn't"
Jones was more optimistic.
"We have 15 million voters and
30 million people here in Califor¬
nia Our web page has huge poten¬
tial — the sky is the limit.*
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