1980_12 The Daily Collegian December 1980

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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Thursday, December 4,1960
il Senate overrides
Sepulveda's veto
Photoby Robert Gauthler
MIME CURTIS JORDAN
Murder halts mime show
By Tom Brown
Southern California resident'Cur¬
tis Jordan's offbeat mime perfor¬
mance was stopped short yesterday
by campus police, due to student
unease over the subbing murder of
student KrisU Hambrock.
Jordan's performance in the free
speech area prompted several phone
calls to campus security from people
concerned with his 'odd* behavior.
Jordan, who has done his mime
routine on other campuses, had re¬
ceived the proper authorization from
the Student Activities Office to con¬
duct a 'body language and mime
presentation" within the Free Speech
Area. The permit restricted Jordan
from distributing hand-outs, making
any loud noises above a conversa¬
tional level, and blocking the flow
of traffic.
Campus police Chief William An¬
derson said that Jordan was very
cooperative, agreeing to re-schedule
his performance for next week when,
as Chief Anderson put it, 'emo¬
tions are settled down. *
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By Glenn Ha Her
The Associated Student Senate
voted to override A.S. President Luis
Sepulveda's veto of a $30,519 allocation
to carpet and tile the library at Tues¬
day's meeting.
The override vote was 8 to 2 with one
abstention. A two-thirds majority,
or eight votes, is necessary for an over¬
ride.
'We've all heard a lot about it,'
said Charlie Burt, senator of the School
of Business, and maker of the override
motion, 'and either we are going to pass
The override vote
was 8 to 2
with abstention'
it or we are going to defeat it. I don't
like playing games with it. I think it
is a good project.*
Jim Oh ill, senator of the School of
Social Sciences, agreed that the senate
should stop playing games with the bill,
but not that it was a worthwhile expend¬
iture.
• "The library will function no matter
what the floor looks like. People will
Task force
The second meeting of the Associated
Students Task Force on Racism will
be held on Thursday, Dec. 4 at 6
p.m. in CU 308. The purpose of this
meeting will be to begin planning
the format for the Spring semester's
awareness program.
The Task Force on Racism has grown
out of the stand that the A.S. Senate has
adopted on the education of the campus
on the Ku Klux Klan, but since the first
meeting it was decided to treat the topic
of racism in general, and try to touch on
all aspects of racism.
The awareness program will be
consisting of an educational campaign of
films, speakers from both the faculty
and outside community, and various
forms of entertainment.
The Task Force is made up of
interested senators and students, plus
different organizations and clubs are
being contacted as to input, ideas and
involvement in this Ad Hoc committee.
These meetings are open to all students
and faculty and for the rest of the
Fall semester the meetings will be on
Thursday at 6:00 p.m.
Mention
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use the books I think this is a poor
budgetary action on the part of the
university and I don't think we should
reinforce it," he said.
Sepulveda said after the override
that he 'welcomed" the override of his
first veto as he felt there were no big
problems with-the bill. He knew many
of the senators wanted to see it passed.
"I had hoped you (the senate) would
delay a decision for another week,*
he said. 'I will be Ulking to President
(Harold) Haak Wednesday and we were
going to discuss the project.*
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Haak must still approve the allocation.
Sepulveda said he anticipates Haak
will announce his decision within
a week
The senate also allocated $10,700
to ready the CSUF Child Day Care
Center for the spring semester In order
to qualify for $104,000 from the state.
The $104,000 will more than quad¬
ruple the sUte stipend.
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Murder
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have remained conscious 'for more than
four or five minutes* after having sus¬
tained the fatal injury.
He also said that it would have been
very unlikely, if not physically impos¬
sible, for Hambrock to have walked or
crawled any long distance after being
stabbed.
This last fact has made ft difficult for
police to determine if Hambrock were
stabbed outside the pizza parlor or if
she were attacked elsewhere and
dropped off, unconscious, at the
entrance.
Martin said that the employee who
found her thought he detected a faint
pulse, but he could have been mistaken.
Hambrock, upset over a poor per¬
formance on a test, had gone for a walk
about two hours before her body was
found. Her sister and roommate in the
dorm, Karla, called campus police
about 11:45 p.m. and reported her
sister missing.
When Fresno police told Karla they
had found a body, they said she did not
have to identify It, as they had been
supplied with a photo of KrisU. Karla,
according to students on her floor,
said she wanted to Identify the body her¬
self.
Students in Baker Hall were subdued
the morning following the crime. The
resident adviser/Erin Calllard, said that
See Murder page 12
Photo by Robert r*airtnier
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Krista Hambrock: she was 'all-around enjoyable'
By Margaret Heinan
Karla Hambrock sat downstairs in
the Baker Hall lobby. It was a cheerful
room wfth bright yellow plastic chairs.
The sounds of a pool game in progress
could be heard coming from the next
room.
Only the slight puffiness around her
eyes betrayed her feelings as she calmly
spoke of her sister KrisU, who had been
murdered *he night before. Occasion¬
ally, she twisted the class ring on her
finger or fiddled with a keychain on her
lap, but for the most part she sat with
her head slightly bowed like someone
in church.
KrisU was 'outgoing,' Karla said.
She said KrisU participated in several
sports, was president of her dorm,
could be counted on to help a friend
having problems with school work and
made friends easily.
Karla used the word 'enjoy* fTeefjently
in discussing her sister's attitude to
life. KrisU 'enjoyed sports.* She "en¬
joyed being around people."
Karla said there was no way to cate¬
gorize her sister. 'She was Just all-
around enjoyable."
Karla's hair was pulled back into a
ponyuil. She had her feet propped up
against a table, her Jeans trailing over
the table's edge.
'We're a dose family,* Karla said.
'She wanted me to come (to CSUF),
and I wanted to be here. There were
no secrets, between us. We shared
everything.*
Karla said that she and her sister had
similar tastes in many things. At times,
she said, she had shopped for KrisU
and bought clothes for her.
'If ft fit her, it fit me,' she said.
'We helped each other. We did things
together.*
Th* sisters shared a dorm room,
ft was Krisu's third year in the CSUF
dorms. The 20-year-old Junior, who
would have had her 21st birthday on
Dec. 18, was president of Baker Hall.
Eighteen-year-old Karla, a freshman,
had chosen to come to CSUF partly
because of the "especially dose relation¬
ship" she had shared with her sister.
'People commented that they didn't
know how we got along so well, how
we could live with each' other and be
such good friends,* Karla said.
Eight girts cam* in, on* holding a
large bouquet of orange, brown and
yellow flowers. 'If you need anything,
let us know,* one said. The others
murmured In agreement and stood in
awkward silence while some gave her
a kiss or a hug before they filed out
again.
Karla said KrisU made friends
easily. 'She did everything. She swam,
played basketball, was in Intramural
sports.' Her voice trailed off.
KrisU was a business admlnstration
major. "I think she knew In her junior
year of high school (what she wanted to
be.)   Working wfth computers.   That's
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