CAMPUS AND AREA
University Daily Kansan, October 24, 1984
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DA candidates tout experience at forum
By LAURETTA SCHULTZ Staff Reporter
Mike Glover and Jim Flory, candidates for Douglas County district attorney, faced off once again in a forum on campus yesterday and tried to drive home themes they have stressed throughout the campaign.
Experience, an issue brought up by both candidates from day one, was once again the focus of the forum.
"I know I've said it before," said Glover, city prosecutor. "But Jim has no experience prosecuting locally, and I do."
Democratic candidate Glover and his Republican opponent, Flory, to speak to about 20 people yesterday afternoon at a forum sponsored by the Associated Students of Kansas Task Force '84 in the Jayhawk Room of the Kansas Union.
FLORY, HEAD OF the criminal division of the attorney general's office, countered by saying Glover would experience prosecuting felonies.
"My opponent doesn't have experience with felony prosecution," Flory said. "He says there is little difference; I think differently. When you're sitting there waiting for a decision on a
murder trial. I can guarantee you that you feel differently than you do waiting for a shoplifting decision.
"The felony is the one that makes the vein on your neck stand out and move your shirt collar as the blood rushes through."
Both candidates also spoke about the problems that would be caused if the legal drinking age was raised to 21.
"I think this will be the single most widespread and far-reaching problem that the DA will have to face." Fliyed said. "In this town, I can tell you they will violate the law."
FLORY SAID HE supported a program for allowing first offenders to take part in an alcohol consumption violation program.
"But on their second offense," he said, "they will be prosecuted."
but on men second chance he said, "they will be prosecuted." Glover agreed with Flory and said that his experience in prosecution false identification cases would give him an advantage.
"He's never dealt with a fake ID case, and there will be plenty of them. Glover said "Tavern is not so good to lot at stake with this law change."
"Some fake IDs would fool almost anyone. We need to determine that the owner made a good faith attempt to make sure he only sold to people who were 21."
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Jose Napoleon Duarte, president of El Salvador, will speak at 11:30 a.m. nov. 2 at the Ahearn Field House at Stanford University, part of the Landon Lecture Series.
Charles Hein, director of communications at K-State, said yesterday that admittance to the speech would be restricted to Landon lecture patrons, K-State students, faculty and staff, and the media.
No topic has been announced.
Duarte held a historic meeting with Salvadoran rebel leaders on Oct. 15. The meeting was the first time the two sides had convened in an effort to negotiate an end to the 5-year-old war. Another summit is scheduled in November.
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