The Dispatch from Moline, Illinois • 10

10 THE DAILY DISPATCH, Moline, Illinois May 10, 1978 The weekly Quiz is p.irt of 'lilt- Daily Dispatch school program Scott County jail condemned -v conditions at the jail and "as "a result of their knowledge and general notoriety, I refuse to sentence inmates to serve time in the Scott County Jail except under the most compelling circumstances." Last month another district judge, L. D. Carstensen, Clinton, said he "will not under any circumstances sentence a woman to the Scott County Jail." denial of due process in some disciplinary actions and arbitrary punishment of "Judging from the complaints our office has received the Scott County Jail has to be one of the worst offenders in the state," Brown said. The jail is the sbuject of an inmate lawsuit being heard by U.S. District Judge William Stuart.

A ruling is expected in about two weeks. THE LAWSUIT claims "illegal, unconstitutional and dehumanizing conditions" exist in the jail because of neglect by county officials. Scott County District Judge Margaret Briles, Bettendorf, has filed documents with the court saying he is aware of the "THE COMPLAINTS about jail practices there are legion and it is distressing that voluntary change by prison officials has been so laxadaisical," executive director Steven Brown said. Brown cited apparent abuses such as "deplorable treatment" of persons detained before a trial, "severe censorship" of correspondence, withholding medication to some inmates, DKS MOIN'ES (UPI) -The Iowa Civil Liberties Union is joining a lawsuit challenging conditions at the Scott County Jail to which the judges have refused to send some prisoners except as a last resort. The 1CLU will assist the legal Assistance organization in Davenport, which is handling the case, by providing briefs on constitutional questions.

worldscope (10 point! tor tach quailion iniwottd corrtclly) 1 About 50 senators and representatives have announced already that they won't run for reelection this fall. The (CHOOSE ONE: Democrats, Republicans) currently hold a majority in both houses of Congress. 2 United States senators are elected to year terms. a-2 b-4 c-6 3 During his trip to Southeast Asia, Vice President Mondale will meet with President Marcos of (CHOOSE ONE: Thailand, the Philippines) to express American concern about human rights in that country. 4 Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda of arrived in Washington for talks with President Carter, while Congress debated resolutions criticizing the -slaughter of 1,000 dolphins by fishermen in Mr.

Fukuda's country. Rebel forces in (CHOOSE ONE: Iraq, Afghanistan) staged a bloody coup overthrowing the government of President Mohammed Daoud. newsname (10 polnti It you can Mtntlty thli ptraon in tht ntwi) newspicture Murder charge filed (10 point, if you answer Ihli question correctly) Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe DayanT righl, traveled to Washington recently for talks with Secretary of State Cyrus Vance. Dayan said Israel would (CHOOSE ONE: accept, reject) President Carter's plan to sell American jet fighters to Egypt and Saudi Arabia, as well as to Israel. sportlight (2 polnti for each question answered correctly) 1 A sore shoulder has kept star pitcher Mark Fidrych of the (CHOOSE ONE: Boston Red Sos, Detroit Tigers) out of his team's starting rotation through much of the early baseball season.

2 Fidrych was the American league's rookie of the year a-1970 b-1973 c-1976 Ken Boyer recently became manager of the (CHOOSE ONE: St. Louis Cardinals, Cincinnati Reds), a team for which he used to play third base. 4 Young players like Debbie Massey, Hollis Stacy and Amy Alcoll are bringing a fresh look to the women's professional tour. a-golf b-track and field c-tennis 5 The Toronto MapkReafs eliminated the New York Islanders in the quarterfinals of the (CHOOSE ONE: National Basketball Association, National Hockey League) playoffs. I was president of the United States from 1969 to 1974.

1 am the only U.S. president to resign from office. In my memoirs, scheduled to be published next Monday, I tell my side of the Watergate story. Who am If matchwords (4 points for Mch correct mitch) Conference slated Thomas Higgins, Principle Regional Official for HEW and former Iowa State Representative from Davenport, will open a conference on "Women and Politics" at 7:30 p.m. May 19 in the Nursing Auditorium at Marycrest College.

He will be speaking on the topic of "The Impact of the Federal Government on the Lives of Women." The conference will continue May 20 in the Nursing Auditorium of Marycrest. Registration and welcome begins at 9 a.m. Advance registration is requested. There is no registration fee. Conference attenders are invited to bring a sack lunch or use nearby restaurant facilities.

The conference is part of the American Women at Work Series. It is co-sponsored by Centrum District Local 431 of the Amalgamated Meat-cutters Union, St. Ambrose College Women's Program, and the Marycrest College Continuing Education Program. It is partially funded by a grant from the Ioa Board for Public Programs in the Humanities. For further information call 324-1431.

Class collects papers The 6th grade class at Roosevelt Elementary School, Moline, is sponsoring a paper drive for newspapers only Thursday through Sunday. Newspapers may be left in the container provided in the area by the playground behind the school at 3530 23rd Ave. The papers should not be bagged, bundled or tied. Proceeds from the paper drive will go toward the 6th grade trip. For pick-up call 762-0023 or 764-7054.

given by Morrison to police. A tennis shoe allegedly worn by Morrison matched the shoe imprint on Mrs. Moore's face, police detectives said at Morrison's arraignment. A ROCK ISLAND detective at the preliminary hearing said he confronted Morrison with evidence they had gathered during the investigation, including scrapings from under the victim's fingernails, palm prints, hair samples and similarities between the Newcomb and Moore burglaries. Morrison then gave police a statement concerning the Moore murder, he said.

Mrs. Moore, of 1229 11th died four hours after the beating, which police called "a vicious attack." She told police before she died that she opened the rear door of her apartment about 7:30 p.m. to put something on the porch when she was accosted by a large man. The man pointed a knife at her, she said, and forced his way into her apartment, where he beat and kicked her. Before leaving, the -assailant set fire to her apartment.

Mrs. Moore managed to make her way to the porch where she was found by firemen about 8:30 p.m. She died of injuries received in the beating four hours later at Franciscan Hospital. By GREG GACKLE Dispatch Writer John Morrison, 20, of 1336 15th Rock Island, has been bound over for trial on a charge of murder in connection with the beating death of an elderly Rock Island woman last February. After a brief preliminary hearing Tuesday in Rock Island County Circuit Court, Associate Judge John Cunningham ruled, there was probable cause for charging Morrison with murder.

The judge also found there was probable cause for a charge of burglary, stemming from the April 29 break-in at the Ben Newcomb residence, Rock Island. MORRISON WAS arrested by Rock Island police shortly after the break-in at Augustana football coach New-comb's home and charged with burglary After questioning by police, Morrison was charged with murder in connection with the beating death of Mrs. Alice Moore, 69, Feb. 22. Morrison was ordered held without bond by Judge Cunningham.

No date was set for his next court appearance. The judge made his ruling after Assistant State's Attorney James Teros introduced two statements a-center, heart b-wicked, dishonest c-mililary unit d-dead body, cadaver e-revolt, uprising 1- coup 2- corrupt 3- core 4- corps 5- corpse roundtable Family discussion (no score) In your opinion, can a woman realistically hope to become president by the end of this century? Why or why not! YOUR SCORE: 91 to 100 points TOP SCOREI (1 to 90 points Escellent 71 to 90 points Good. 61 to 70 points Fair 58-78 VEC. anSesi XawoH iuoiwn-S --Z UHOrUVCMS idatne tianOMSMIN p-S uoiin pAtpm teuiddi.utM Irm our MoTENeirik oAT 3 B)OT HIV. THBBSIMV MM SMTOISMV WE'RE GOING ALL OUT TO SELL 25 DISHWASHERS IN 3 DAYS REGARDLESS OF PROFIT! DluttCCDC3LTDAuia Dd -Q Dtj fi cfl Convertible Portables Undercounter Built-ins PORTABLES )UST IN TIIM ALL MODELS ON SALE PRICED TOO LOW TO ADVERTISE.

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