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I Journal and Courier Page A5 riday January 10 1992 Local State 1 Inside Deaths A6 Business A8 In Brief i Blood center taking weekend donations The Lafayette Community BloodCenter will be open again thisweekend because of a critical short of and blood types Hospital inventories of 0 positive 'and 0 negative blood have dwindled to less than half of normal accord ing to the Central Indiana Regional 'Blood Center which provides blood to hospitals The Lafayette Community BloodCenter at 1515 Union St is a collec tion site for the regional center ora second weekend it will be open from 8 am to 2 pm Saturday and from 11 am to 4 pm Sunday or more information call 742 1296 I lotto America pot grows for Saturday DES MOINES Iowa The Lotto America jackpot will rise to an es timated $16 million for after nobody cracked million prize Wednesday The Multi State Lottery Associ ation reported that 106 ticketsmatched five of the numbers to each and 6930 matched four numbers for a $34 prize The num tiers were 4 11 22 23 40 and 52 I I Accused molesteradmits lesser charges A Lafayette man pleaded guiltyThursday to 10 counts of child solic itation for molesting a child under age of 12 over a two year period Robert Love 63 86 Cor DaleCourt faces up to a year in jail oneach of the counts which are class Amisdemeanors Judge Don Johnson of Tippecanoe Superior Court setsentencing for 1 :30 pm eb 24 Love originally was charged inAugust with 30 felony counts of childmolesting Under the plea agree ment 10 of those counts were 'dropped to solicitation charges and the remaining 20 counts weredropped The plea agreement states that thevictim approves of the agreement which requires Love to make res titution to the victim for counselingexpenses Justice Department praises CASA project The National CASA program inwhich Tippecanoe County partici pates has been recognized by afederal agency as a model program to prevent juvenile delinquency CASAs court appointed specialadvocates are volunteers trainedto speak up for abused and neglectedchildren in court These volunteersdevote intensive time to a child andmake recommendations to judgesabout how to best help the child The Office of Justice Programs a icomponent of the US Departmentof Justice called CASA exemplarycost effective and effective Tippecanoe CASA has 70 vol unteers who serve 231 children It isone of 452 programs in 49 states with28000 volunteers Educators to discuss I school goals Three local educators will speak Wednesday about the national goals for education set by President Bush The speakers will be Dennis Blind principal of Lafayette Jefferson High School Gail Lang gifted and tal ented coordinator for the Benton Community Schools and Dennis Bockert director of vocational ed ucation in Tippecanoe and Clinton counties The meeting is sponsored by the Tippecanoe County Re publican Leadership orum The speakers will address three of the national goals: Increasing the high school graduation rate to 90 percent becoming first in the world in math and science and having students leave grades 4 8 and 12 with competency in English math science history and geography The forum will be from 7 pm to 8:30 pm at the Tippecanoe County Public Library or information call Jerry Withered at 423 5333 Our Telephones Call Local Editor Chris Celek directly at 420 5231 from 10 am to 6 pm weekdays after hours call 420 5243 hOutside Tippecanoe County call toll free (800) 456 3223 Our AX num ber is 420 5246 Inside Business A8 9 Deaths A6 or The Record A6 Purdue News A7 State A6 7 Stocks A9 Alcohol By The Associated Press RANKORT Prisoners drinking homemade alcohol helped fuel a disturb ance that left one inmate injured and their cell in a shambles authorities said Thursday i Inmates began fighting and tearing up their Clinton County Jail cell Tuesday after officials denied them commissary privileges for yelling out the front windows Those privileges allow prisoners to purchase snacks soft drinks and cig arettes About 32 law officers assisted jail per sonnel in restoring order Evidence of alcohol made from fer mented fruit juices was found in the cell played Clinton County Sheriff Paul Underwood said think it caused them to get out of our of 10 prisoners in the north side are suspected of starting the dis turbance Nine of those inmates have since been moved to other jails The cell was designed to hold eight people Sixteen prisoners were in other jail areas and not involved in the ruckus Inmate Kevin A Kinslow 29 Thorn town received facial injuries in the fight role in ing among inmates Underwood said He was listed in fair condition Thursday in Home Hospital in Lafayette The sheriff said Kinslow partici pate in the melee He refused to discuss why the prisoners attacked Kinslow He said some of the prisoners could face charges Kinslow also declined to comment on why he was beaten rather not say anything at this point like to collect my thoughts he said Thursday say probably need recon structive surgery for my eye and nose Kinslow had been held since Monday for violating probation He was arrested last ail riot year for drunken driving During the melee inmates tore a pay phone off the wall broke a television and tore pieces of masonry off the north wall of the cell Bits and pieces of mat tresses clothing and debris were scat tered around the cell and blood was on the floor Underwood said inmates in the jail had made the alcohol concoction before not easy find something like this We routinely go inside the cells everyday too he said Prisoners probably kept the brew in an airtight contained to keep jailers from smelling the fermenting mixture Under wood said i Lesson a day I LSD dealer gets 12 years in prison McCutcheon graduate wows on Broadway Columnist Blackboard Beat or convenient delivery of the Journal and Courier and USA TODAY call 423 2472 for Top John Norberg Adam Niswonger 10 said the sentence should read atom is the smallest particle of an element such as oxygen hydrogen and Smith said she has found that the vocabulary has improved tremendously and that they will be better prepared for similar exercises in standardized tests such as the Indiana Statewide Testing for Educational Progress or ISTEP assault: The victim said that Kennedy knocked at her door and woke her up He said he wanted to visit and she told him to leave because it was too early She said she Poe the English Channel and menorah idea got started six or seven years ago when I gave my husband who teaches at Purdue a word a day calen dar He used it with his stu dents and when I found a word a day Calendar for chil dren I started using Smith said she found the calendar two years ago at a Target store The lesson which takes about 20 minutes starts with topics the students have lear Smith pronouncing the word ned about are Edgar Allen explaining it and writing the Corley comes into 1992 with the well reviewed part in the play parts in two movies that are due out this summer TV commercials and lots of pro mise for a great career really taking off And 1991 was a good year too She was Michael love interest bn the ox Net work TV show Against The Law until it was canceled last summer big excitement right 1 nnw ic Epp nprfnrnianpp in Pa ft nr ifiH 24 hihiiii nHnniH larirn Tough New York magazine traordinary I would have every young actor and actress study this characterization in which so many contradictory emotions have to be juggled which Miss Corley handles with shattering Corley says her phone stopped ringing since that re view appeared including calls from people considering her for bigger parts She also has received good reviews for her work in Medusa from the The New York Times the Daily News and Newsday Corley has finished work playing a reporter in Spike upcoming film Malcolm and another movie called Rain Without Thunder in which she plays a nurse not lead roles coming up Her commercials are Lemon Joy and Stove Stuffing you have to mention those? how we survive out here between jobs But some of them are not great she said But great fun for 28 124 Sixth St after the charges were filed in Tippecanoe Superior Court Bond was set at $25000 According to a probable cause affidavit filed in court Kennedy is suspected of assaulting an acquaintance about 6 am in her home on Morton Street If convicted Kennedy faces up to 20 years in prison for the rape charge and up to three years for confine ment and intimidation In court records Lt Lynn Kanable a Lafayette police detective) gave the following account of the This is a weekly special reportabout happening in Lafayette area classrooms If you have suggestions for stories please cal our education reporter Lynne Jung at (31 7) 423 551 1 or send information to her at the Journal and Cower 217 Sixth St Lafayette IN 47901 noticed last year on the ISTEP in English my class as a whole (had a large im she said The students said they mind learning a new word every full because you learn a lot of different words and it gets easier when you do said Janise Stinson 10 Jessica Cooper 9 said proofreading is fun because like going on a people at home in Lafayette to watch people like mom Sarah Corley Annie Corley moved to New York right after she graduated from DePauw University in 1982 worked my way up the ladder doing all the things you have to she said was a waitress and got some stuff off off off Broad way People in Lafayette kept saying why you come home and get a real But I said no My mom and brother especially stuck with me all these years like in any corporation You just have to put your time in and make your way up the ladder paying off nicely now And this But is not like a job for me I feel really If she learned today that someone from Lafayette was going to try what she did she might offer different advice She might tell them to try first in Chicago where theater is going strong today But glad she went to New York know what they By Tom Campbell Journal and Courier The search for the word sends Janise Stinson (left) 10 and her classmate Crystal Haynes 11 to the crowded blackboard in Pauletta classroom at Glen Acres Elementary School word in a sentence When Smith writes the sentences she purposely puts in miss pelled words and grammatical errors so that students can learn to proofread or example she wrote atom is the smaller par ticle of an element such as oxygen hydrogen are The students figured out that the sentence had two words that were incorrect and a comma was missing heard: this story In fiction the ending is usually great But seldom so in real life i how the story starts A young woman is smitten by the lights of Broadway She packs her bags and heads for New York City with a heartful of hope and a spirit ringing with pro mise In New York she does the usual stuff She waits tables and she waits for the phone to ring where toe story moves toward toe ending or most the telephone never rings and the young woman comes home broken hearted I But for Annie' Corley a 1978 graduate of McCutcheon High School the phone did ring Again and again In fact this week ringing off the wall after a review in New York magazine gave her nprfnrmanrA in a npw off 1 'Mnn Wwtrt wkltat Jill DIUdUWdV UidVid A1I1K111K Cll i That came from a critic critic John Simn wrote that he known for not liking anything generally like the play the kind of guy who would pan he wrote his own mother' Corley is nothing short of ex is way Pupils become daily wordsmiths By LYNNE JUNG Journal and Courier Trisha Tully 9 know the meaning of the word until Thursday morn ing atom is a very small said the fourth grader at Glen Acres Elementary School like the size of a Her teacher Pauletta Smith said 200000 cells can fit on a pin head Within those cells are bil lions of atoms cells are made up of Smith said me really hard to un derstand how small an atom Smith told her students that to better understand the size of an atom they should think of the chalkboard as a cell then make the smallest dot possible on it That dot she said represents the size of an atom to a cell or Trisha and 18 of her classmates atom was the word for the day Every morning Smith pre sents a word a phrase a place or a person to her students Smith uses a calendar called 365 Things Every Kid Should Know Words on the calendar are from A irst Dictionary of Cultural Literacy by ED Hirsch Jr Since fall some Annie Corley Lauded by tough critic Corley said you can make it man in connection with an attack that took place early was home alone with her two children Thursday morning Kennedy then asked to come in and use the bath An arrpst warrant was issued for Maurice Kennedv and the victim let him in After using an upstairs An arrest warrant was issued tor Maurice Kennedy then nailed tn her frnm a hark muni bedroom downstairs The victim said that once she entered the bedroom Kennedy locked the door grabbed her throat pushed her onto the bed choked her and threatened to kill her and her children if she cooperate She said she convinced him to let her check on her son and he let her up She then grabbed her children and ran to a nearby house to get help She suffered bruises on her throat and had difficulty speaking Staff Reports A man who pleaded guilty to dealing LSD was sentenced Thursday to 12 years in prison Judge Don Johnson of Tippecanoe Superior Court cited a lengthy criminal record when he sentenced Anthony Richard 21 of Lafayette He gave Richard an 18 year sentence and suspended six years of it Richard was arrested in June 1989 after he sold LSD to a police informant In exchange for the guilty plea Deputy Prosecutor Tim Kern dismissed burglary and marijuana possession charges that were filed in other Tippecanoe County courts i Kern said Richard still is facing a charge in Ham ilton County that he sold a counterfeit drug at Deer Creek Music Center last summer Richard also had theft and probation violation char ges as a juvenile and theft convictions as an adult Norberg is a local reporter for the Journal and Courier His column appears on this page on Sundays Wednesdays and ri days Lafayette man charged in eaiiy moming attack By PAULA JARRETT Journal and Courier Charges of attempted rape confinement and in timidation were filed Thursday against a Lafayette WSwIP 4 gsl Air 'r 1 a CSV km 1 WtX As mb 'jMHI.