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THE NEWS in brief
Woman dies during papal visit
BALTIMORE — A woman died yesterday after plunging from the 30th floor of a hotel one block from Pope John Paul II's parade route.
the woman, a hotel employee, landed 2 feet away from three people who were outside the Tremont Plaza Hotel.
She fell from an open window about time the pope arrived at Baltimore-Washington International Airport, said Carl Smith, director of security for the
hotel.
The hotel was filled with Secret Service agents, bishops and guests in Baltimore for the pope's visit.
"We were just standing here talking" when the body landed face down between a car and the curb, he said.
Within minutes, Secret Service agents and police sealed the area around the hotel.
Police could not provide any other details about her death.
Skull of king recovered in Bosnia
ZAGREB, Croatia — The remains of the last Bosnian king have been retrieved from a monastery in a town that was recently recaptured from rebel Serbs.
The skull and bones of King Stjepan Tomasevic were sent to Croatia for restoration.
ciscan monastery in the central Bosnian town of Jajce. Bosnian government forces recaptured Jajce from the Serbs in early September. Serbian forces had occupied Jajce for three years.
Tomasevic's remains had been buried in a sarcophagus in a Fran-
Tomasevic ruled Bosnia from 1461 to 1463. Invading Ottoman Turks beheaded him in the spring of 1463 and established a government in Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Mao painting sold at auction
BEIJING — An oil painting that helped fan the personality cult surrounding the late Chinese leader Mao Tse-tung was sold at an auction for $737,800, the official Xinhua News Agency reported yesterday.
The report said it was the highest price a Chinese oil painting ever had fetched at an auction but did not explain whether that was only at auctions held in China or worldwide.
which was made during the 1966-76 ultra-leftist Cultural Revolution and shows Mao, in his 20s, launching a general strike from a coal mine in central China.
An anonymous Chinese entrepreneur bought the painting,
About 900 million official prints were sold, as was an unknown number of unofficial copies.
The painting was auctioned Saturday on the opening day of the China Guardian 95 auction. About 800 works of art were scheduled to be sold before the auction closes today.
Compiled from The Associated Press.
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STUDENT UNION ACTIVITIES
Board of Class Officers and Student Union Activities would like to recognize the winners of the 1995 EXCEL Award, for EXcellence in Community, Education and Leadership.
Lorraine Claassen David Stevens
The winners will be honored at the Homecoming Parade and during the football game.
Finalists:
Chris Hane
Mitchel Zimmerman
Stephanie Childs Vered Hankin Melissa Smith