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HONOLULU ADVERTISER Thursday, Oct. 12, 1978 A-9 Gays pr te rem arks by teacher Woods said he had called Denart- no indication that any of the students had been unhappy. He said, "There is no point in studying history as an art. To be of Iif any meaning, it has to be seen in a practical sense. "We also are an affluent society By PAT HUNTER Advert Staff Writer The Sexual Identity Center yesterday protested remarks about homosexuals made by a Kalani High School history teacher, but the teacher said his remarks had been taken out of context and received the full backing of school officials.

The flap began with a press conference called by William E. Woods, executive director of the Sexual Identity Center. Woods said a student in the class had reported to his family, who in turn called the center, that Kalani history instructor Harold Cole had indicated to his class that he favored shooting homosexuals. and crime are symptomatic of the impending decline and probable fall of an affluent society. "At this point one of the students asked me my opinion of homosexuality, and I answered that I were king, and I am not king, I would line them up and shoot them.

I added that as things were in Rome, I would probably not have been in charge then, either." Nishijo said, "I consider Mr. Cole to be an excellent teacher. I spoke to him about the incident, and he has spoken with the class in which it occurred. I don't feel that anything more needs to be done." Cole said he had apologized to his class for any possible offense his statement may have caused, but got witn leisure time and the money to do lots of things. I want the students to be aware that certain signs can be indicative of a coming decline and ment of Education officials and demanded a formal reprimand for Cole, a formal apology to his class and "whatever action is necessary to see that this never occurs again." Cole, a veteran of 15 years at Kalani, said the statement had been reported to Woods out of its original context, and as a result he believed Woods overreacted.

"I was not advocating and I do not advocate the eradication of any group," Cole said. "I was teaching my European History students (all seniors in the honors course) about the fall of Rome, and in doing so told them that historians believe that increasing sexual promiscuity, homosexuality fall of our own society. VAnd there are the issues of free dom of speech and academic freedom. I feel a teacher must be willing to answer questions put to him by his students, and I feel it is my right to express my opinion on the class room as I would anywhere else." mkmeik) 3 of 5 suspects in Borges death freed for now Police last night were holding two of five men arrested Tuesday in connection with the shooting death of Gary Anthony Borges of Waimanalo and another armed assault police believe is related. The three other men who were arrested have been released pending further investigation.

Suspects released under such circumstances are often indicted later by a grand jury on evidence presented by the city prosecutor's office. Borges was shot several times with a handgun at the front door of his Waimanalo home Monday night, according to police Lt. Gordon Lee. He then apparently walked to his bedroom, where another suspect shot him through the window with a v7 He died later at Castle Memorial Hospital. Lee said a woman who was in the bedroom during the -attack was wounded slightly in the hand by the shotgun blast.

The two men held last night are brothers, ages 19 and 20, from Waimanalo. Both were already being sought for unrelated offenses. The younger brother wanted for a parole violation is a suspect in the Borges slaying and in a non-fatal shooting that occurred Oct. 6, according to Lee. The 20-year-old suspect was arrested in connection with the Oct.

6 incident. He was already being sought on a grand jury warrant charging burglary. In the Oct. 6 case, two men armed with rifles or shotguns opened fire on a Waimanalo man as he stood in front of his house, Lee said. A third brother, 18, was arrested Tuesday, charged with driving without a license and released.

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