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Show ESmrmsmEM. f rj MORE FREQUENT. LETTERS OF INTENT IN FOR FOOTBALL. vandalism is getting more and more common at SUSC. Victims include almost everyone and everything from the Centrum to President Gerald R. Sherratt. SEE Head Football Coach Jack Bishop is looking forward to the new players Utah recruiter Rick Bojak has signed for to play for the Thunderbirds when SUSCs gridders move into the NCAA. PAGE 3. SEE PAGE 9. VANDALISM BECOMES I JgCT-- ' IHB Parties gear up for upcoming elections The Star and Real People parties have announced their candidates for ASSUSC student government offices for the 1986-8- 7 school year although elections wont begin for two weeks. Each party has selected candidates for president, academic administrative and senators from each school. The Real People Partys candidates are Brent Scott for president; Larry Schmidt, academic vice president; and Craig Godard, administrative The Star Partys candidates are Alan Bailey for president; Bill Hcneck, academic vice president; and Mike Anderson, administrative vice president. Running independently are Daril Magleby for academic vice president; Ron Phillips, academic vice president. Fred Bland and Scott Wheeler are running independently for senator of the school of Arts and Letters. Also running for senators of the school Arts and Letters are Mike Brady, Keith Bitsui, and Jane Ferick from the Real People Party. Running for the Star Party are Jana Bunnel, Sonya Guess, and Jeff Ingman. Running for Business, Technology, and Communication senators are Mike Flinspach, Daniel Gowon, and John Griffiths from the Real People Party and Suzanne Corry, Robert Johnson, and Monica Moe from the Star Party. The candidate from the Real People Party for senator of Education is Doug Jacobs. Running from the Star Party are Carma Chappell, Varlin Law, and Marty Prettyman. James Mason, Megan Ryan, and Natalie Wood are running for Science senators for the Real People Party. Running for the Star Party for Science senators are Dane Boren, Kon Kontogiannis, and Todd Plumb. Candidacy statements were due on Feb. 14 at 1 p.m. Candidates must be nominated for office. Nominations will be held Feb. 19. If the elections committee decides that no primary elections necessary, nominations will be held Feb. 26, limiting campaigning to one week. Two suspects arrested in connection with Sant killing BL ANNETTE GROOMS Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the murder of SUSC police science major Sharon Sant. George Wesley Hamilton, 41, was apprehended late Friday night at the El Pqso Motel in St. George for allegedly kidnapping and murdering Sant in August, according to Officer Cliff Shotwell of the Cedar City Police Department. Robert William Bott, 27, was arrested just after midnight Monday in Cedar City. Ninth Circuit Court Judge Phil Eves said a warrant was issued for Botts arrest based on statements from Hamilton. Sant was hitchhiking to Fillmore, Ut. on Aug. 1 when she was reportedly picked Up by her assailant or assailants. Her body was found just off the Cove Fort exit on Interstate 15 in Millard County on Aug. 16, according to Chief Dennis Anderson of the Cedar City Police Department. Sant s body was found in a shallow grave without arms, legs, head or breasts. In September, a woodsplitting maul was identified as the murder weapon. If there was a way of comparing, Id say this is one of the most bizarre and brutal cases in the history of the state, said Millard County Sheriff Ed Phillips. Phillips was in charge of the six month investigation which included the help of Cedar City and St. George police departments. We followed the missing person report. This was a daily thing of working on this case and then a month ago we came across our first solid lead into the case, said Anderson. We had a few solid leads before, but this is the main one. Yesterday (Friday) Millard County issued a warrant for Hamiltons arrest and St. George looked for him until he was found late last night, Anderson said. Anderson said Hamilton was born in Utah. He traveled around and worked odd jobs. We believe he was in the military at one time, he said. |
