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„Wednesday, Dec. 3, 1986,
Icbwjh
ID forgeries rise with drinking age
GREENVILLE. N.C. (CPS)Mf the events
of recent weeks are any measure, thc laws
that have pushed up the minimum legal
drinking age to 21 in many states have
resuscitated an old campus art form —
manufacturing fake identification cards.
For example, two weeks ago police
charged 21 East Carolina University
students with 45 counts of counterfeiting
drivers' licenses and selling them to people
younger than the legal drinking age of 21.
Police believe some of the false 1 Ds.
configured to look like Vermont driver's
licenses, were sold to high school students.
Police began the investigation when
one of the counterfeit licenses was found
on the construction site of a new ECU
classroom building. *
At Marshall University in Huntington.
W. Va., a student newspaper study found
students said it was still easy to buy liquor,
regardless of their age. The most common
method was using falsified driver's licenses
or college IDs.
"False IDs are a lot more widespread
now because students who have been
allowed to drink for the past two years
can't do it," said Parthenon editor Burgetta
Eplin. "And few students have qualms
about breaking the iaw because few of
thorn agree with it."
West Virginia, like all the states in the
union, was forced to raise its minimum
drinking age from 19 to 21 by a federal law
which said states that don't comply will
lose millions in federal highway funds.
The first wave of the new state laws
went into effect in 1984. West Virginia's
became effective in July of 1986.
As of August, only eight states and the
District of Columbia refused to raise their
legal drinking ages.
In the rest of the union, colleges Wave
had to make up more ways to force
students — many of whom are younger
than age 21 — to change their drinking
habits. Some have banned drinking
altogether. Others have made fraternities
and sororities holdVdry rushes, among
other measures.
But some students aren't giving up their
battles so easily.
Marshall's Eplin said one underaged
student questioned in the Parthenon survey
convinced an older friend to report his
driver's license missing. The friend filled
out the necessary paperwork to obtain a
See page 7
To: Everyone Around The World "MERRY CHRISTMAS^
From:
Kinko's
225-0513
•2371 E. SHAW
AT MAPLE
ACROSS FROM CSUF
JOYEUX NOEL, MABRAK, PARI GARANT, NATHIBITATE ALAGERA,
FELICAS PASQUAS, GUNG'HE SlffiNG'DAN, SCRECEN BOZIC,
VESELE VANOCE, GLAEDELIG J\J^\ ZALIG KERSTFEEST, HAUSKKA
JOULUA, FROHE WEIHNACHT, KALa' CHRISTOUGENNA, MELE KALIKIMAKA,
BOLDOG KARACSONY, NODLAIG MHAITH CHUGNAT, BUON NATALE,
KURISUMASU OMEDETO, KOC* JU SYUNG TARN, FELICEM, DIEM
NATIVITATIS, ,LINKSMU KALEDU, AFNCKUSE NETTV-CAKO-RAKKO,
GLEDELIG JUL, MALIGAYANG PASKO, WESELYCH SWIAT BOZEGO
NARODZENIA, BOAS FESTAS, S ROJDESTVOM XRISTOVIM, rTRTSTOS
SE RODI, VESELE VIANOCE, FELIZ NAVIDAD, GLAD JUL, SEVINCLI
NOEL, NADOLIG LIAWEN. CESTITAMO BOZIC, MUNG CHUA GI^NG SINH
■ BRING IN THIS COUPON AND
THIS COUPON AND REcE'*1". S'. >
|exp 1-1-8711
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SPECIALIZED IN SPORTS INJURIES
AND FAMILY PRACTICE.
SPECIAL
CSUF
STUDENT
DISCOUNTS
WITH STUDENT I.D.
OPEN: MON-SAT
FRESNO/ BARSTOW 225-6622
SPECIAL!
CLASSIFIED
TYPING
WORD PROCESSING
Professional duality, Reasonable
Rates. For Appointment call
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>onslbilrUes Include the ability to work with people, hiring, firing, produ
ty and safety. AbMrty to work night shifts and relocate for promo
Ktunltles could be necessary. This position offers excellent advance
>rtunrUes, salary and benefits package. A bachelor's degree In any scf
:lent. Please send resum. to: LOUIS RICH COMPANY,
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OPTICAL PLAN
Enroll Now!!!
Save your teeth, eyes,
and money too!!
For info, and brochure
see Associated Student's Office
or call
1(408)371-6811
GOVERNMENT JOBS
$16.04O-59,320/yr.
Now Hiring
For Current Federal List, Call
(805) 687-6000
Ext. R-10732
TYPING &
WORD PROCESSING
By Mary >
Superior Quality, Reasonable Rates
291-1932
ROOM & BOARD
Exchanged fot housework.
Female Preferred.
Downtown Clovis
299-5243
FOR SALE
1969 V\7 Bug Blue
Rebuilt engine. New Paint.
Ste.eo. $i900.«>
229-9486
PERSONAL ASSISTANT
We are.looking for someone who would
enjoy everything from filing to luton. g
to cooking to shopping.
An opportunity for a creative career.
Pieaae CaU 226-4440
FOR SALE
Corona-PC-21. Excellent Wbrd Processor.
512K. 2 DS Drives, w/ Parallel and
Serio. Ports, <
w/Monitor and Multi Mate Software $1000.°°
294-3747
TYPED OR TVPESET
We can do either!
Accurate and affordable.
CaU Eric 225-8772
PROFESSIONAL
Typing/Word Processing
Fast Service, Reasonable Rates
5 minutes from CSUF
298-2181
GOD AND ED MELIKIAN
for Campus Police!
GOD BLESS ALL
CAMPUS VIOLATORS!!!
FEMALE ROOMMATE
WANTED
Bulldog Lane
3-bedroom $190.°° month
222-5201
FOR SALE
Women's Nordika Ski Boots
Size8(lyr. old)
Also:
New Men's Goretex Jacket
size Small
$75»
Call 294-3867
PEPPER TREE WEST APTS.
2-Bedroom Apt.
1 Block from Campus
$340 month
432-9055
TYPING
(WORD PROCESSING)
Fast, Accurate, Reasonable, Experienced.
Call Bemice
225-5143
GOD AND MIKE EAGLES
President USA'88
Republican Leader
GOD BLESS ALL NATIONS
TYPING-REASONABLE
Editing Papers- Resume Preparation
Fast and Dependable
229-8320
RESUMES/PAPERS
'Secretarial Wordprocessing
Proof, Speilcheck, Store, Revise
Photic 224-6682
FEMALE ROOMMATE
WANTEPrL-
Non-smoker to share 3-bedroom house
near campus
$175 month & 1/3 utilities
Call 227-5345
TYPING
Fast, Accurate, Reasonable '
Term Papers, Thesis
Call Becky
292-3902
PAUL,
1985 Red Toyota 4-Wheel
Pick up w/black trim
I missed 11/17 appointment
U/A Clovis, reschedule.
MIKE
Object Description
| Title | 1986_12 The Daily Collegian December 1986 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1986 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | December 3, 1986, Page 6 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1986 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
| Full-Text-Search | • \, „Wednesday, Dec. 3, 1986, Icbwjh ID forgeries rise with drinking age GREENVILLE. N.C. (CPS)Mf the events of recent weeks are any measure, thc laws that have pushed up the minimum legal drinking age to 21 in many states have resuscitated an old campus art form — manufacturing fake identification cards. For example, two weeks ago police charged 21 East Carolina University students with 45 counts of counterfeiting drivers' licenses and selling them to people younger than the legal drinking age of 21. Police believe some of the false 1 Ds. configured to look like Vermont driver's licenses, were sold to high school students. Police began the investigation when one of the counterfeit licenses was found on the construction site of a new ECU classroom building. * At Marshall University in Huntington. W. Va., a student newspaper study found students said it was still easy to buy liquor, regardless of their age. The most common method was using falsified driver's licenses or college IDs. "False IDs are a lot more widespread now because students who have been allowed to drink for the past two years can't do it," said Parthenon editor Burgetta Eplin. "And few students have qualms about breaking the iaw because few of thorn agree with it." West Virginia, like all the states in the union, was forced to raise its minimum drinking age from 19 to 21 by a federal law which said states that don't comply will lose millions in federal highway funds. The first wave of the new state laws went into effect in 1984. West Virginia's became effective in July of 1986. As of August, only eight states and the District of Columbia refused to raise their legal drinking ages. In the rest of the union, colleges Wave had to make up more ways to force students — many of whom are younger than age 21 — to change their drinking habits. Some have banned drinking altogether. Others have made fraternities and sororities holdVdry rushes, among other measures. But some students aren't giving up their battles so easily. Marshall's Eplin said one underaged student questioned in the Parthenon survey convinced an older friend to report his driver's license missing. The friend filled out the necessary paperwork to obtain a See page 7 To: Everyone Around The World "MERRY CHRISTMAS^ From: Kinko's 225-0513 •2371 E. SHAW AT MAPLE ACROSS FROM CSUF JOYEUX NOEL, MABRAK, PARI GARANT, NATHIBITATE ALAGERA, FELICAS PASQUAS, GUNG'HE SlffiNG'DAN, SCRECEN BOZIC, VESELE VANOCE, GLAEDELIG J\J^\ ZALIG KERSTFEEST, HAUSKKA JOULUA, FROHE WEIHNACHT, KALa' CHRISTOUGENNA, MELE KALIKIMAKA, BOLDOG KARACSONY, NODLAIG MHAITH CHUGNAT, BUON NATALE, KURISUMASU OMEDETO, KOC* JU SYUNG TARN, FELICEM, DIEM NATIVITATIS, ,LINKSMU KALEDU, AFNCKUSE NETTV-CAKO-RAKKO, GLEDELIG JUL, MALIGAYANG PASKO, WESELYCH SWIAT BOZEGO NARODZENIA, BOAS FESTAS, S ROJDESTVOM XRISTOVIM, rTRTSTOS SE RODI, VESELE VIANOCE, FELIZ NAVIDAD, GLAD JUL, SEVINCLI NOEL, NADOLIG LIAWEN. CESTITAMO BOZIC, MUNG CHUA GI^NG SINH ■ BRING IN THIS COUPON AND THIS COUPON AND REcE'*1". S'. > |exp 1-1-8711 -PORT PHOTOS DR. MARK SUTTON CHIROPRACTOR SPECIALIZED IN SPORTS INJURIES AND FAMILY PRACTICE. SPECIAL CSUF STUDENT DISCOUNTS WITH STUDENT I.D. OPEN: MON-SAT FRESNO/ BARSTOW 225-6622 SPECIAL! CLASSIFIED TYPING WORD PROCESSING Professional duality, Reasonable Rates. For Appointment call 291-3473 tWi. j Louis F^ch The entr moti ! orga Resj qua) oppt OPfM suffh P.O PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR TRAINEE world • largest producer of turkey deli meets and fresh turkey parts h f level poo-Won available on it's management team.- WimItooktig U vated, aggressive individuals with good Interpersonal communication nizatlonsl skills with the ability to handle a high volume of assignm >onslbilrUes Include the ability to work with people, hiring, firing, produ ty and safety. AbMrty to work night shifts and relocate for promo Ktunltles could be necessary. This position offers excellent advance >rtunrUes, salary and benefits package. A bachelor's degree In any scf :lent. Please send resum. to: LOUIS RICH COMPANY, Box 6037, M ode.to. Ca 9*355 Attsi: Person-eel. as an 1 Kseff 1 sand 1 •• tlonai rnient 1 oolis STUDENT DENTAL/ OPTICAL PLAN Enroll Now!!! Save your teeth, eyes, and money too!! For info, and brochure see Associated Student's Office or call 1(408)371-6811 GOVERNMENT JOBS $16.04O-59,320/yr. Now Hiring For Current Federal List, Call (805) 687-6000 Ext. R-10732 TYPING & WORD PROCESSING By Mary > Superior Quality, Reasonable Rates 291-1932 ROOM & BOARD Exchanged fot housework. Female Preferred. Downtown Clovis 299-5243 FOR SALE 1969 V\7 Bug Blue Rebuilt engine. New Paint. Ste.eo. $i900.«> 229-9486 PERSONAL ASSISTANT We are.looking for someone who would enjoy everything from filing to luton. g to cooking to shopping. An opportunity for a creative career. Pieaae CaU 226-4440 FOR SALE Corona-PC-21. Excellent Wbrd Processor. 512K. 2 DS Drives, w/ Parallel and Serio. Ports, < w/Monitor and Multi Mate Software $1000.°° 294-3747 TYPED OR TVPESET We can do either! Accurate and affordable. CaU Eric 225-8772 PROFESSIONAL Typing/Word Processing Fast Service, Reasonable Rates 5 minutes from CSUF 298-2181 GOD AND ED MELIKIAN for Campus Police! GOD BLESS ALL CAMPUS VIOLATORS!!! FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED Bulldog Lane 3-bedroom $190.°° month 222-5201 FOR SALE Women's Nordika Ski Boots Size8(lyr. old) Also: New Men's Goretex Jacket size Small $75» Call 294-3867 PEPPER TREE WEST APTS. 2-Bedroom Apt. 1 Block from Campus $340 month 432-9055 TYPING (WORD PROCESSING) Fast, Accurate, Reasonable, Experienced. Call Bemice 225-5143 GOD AND MIKE EAGLES President USA'88 Republican Leader GOD BLESS ALL NATIONS TYPING-REASONABLE Editing Papers- Resume Preparation Fast and Dependable 229-8320 RESUMES/PAPERS 'Secretarial Wordprocessing Proof, Speilcheck, Store, Revise Photic 224-6682 FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTEPrL- Non-smoker to share 3-bedroom house near campus $175 month & 1/3 utilities Call 227-5345 TYPING Fast, Accurate, Reasonable ' Term Papers, Thesis Call Becky 292-3902 PAUL, 1985 Red Toyota 4-Wheel Pick up w/black trim I missed 11/17 appointment U/A Clovis, reschedule. MIKE |
