2 Monday, March 5, 1990 / University Daily Kansan Weather TODAY Cloudy HI: 58' LO:38' KEY Rain Snow Ice T-Storms Kansas Forecast Rain and thunderstorms will spread from southwest to northeast this afternoon and tonight. Highs in the mid-50s to low 60s. Lows in the low 30s to low 40s. Salina 55/34 Dodge City 59/33 Wichita 60/40 Forecast by Mark L. Bogner Temperature are today's highs and tonights tows. 5-day Forecast Monday - Mostly cloudy with a chance of rain or thunderstorms by evening. High 58'. Low 38'. Tuesday - Occasional rain or thunderstorms all day. High 51'. Low 41'. Wednesday - Continued chance of rain or thunderstorms. High 55'. Low 42'. thursday - Rain or thunderstorms ending. High 58'. Low 40'. Friday - Mostly sunny and mild. High 64'. Low 39'. 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Kansan staff writer They will be the third sorority recently asked to colonize at the University of Kansas, Kappa Delta and Alpha Xi Delta also were asked to colonize as a part of Panhellenic's expansion program. Caryl Smith, dean of student life, said it was important to have a large FREE! organization like Alpha Phi come to the University. Smith said the decision to come back was up to the sorority. "Evidently they think they can make it." she said. "They are an impressive organization," Smith said. "We are certainly pleased with each of the three sororities Panhellenic chose." David tabrikin, former Alpha Phi president, said any member who was still at KU when the sorority recolonized could return to the sorority by going through the same process a Ginny Struble, Alpha Phi International vice president of extension, said the Alpha Phi house, 1602 High Drive, was for rent. member goes through when she transfers schools. Tabinsky said she thought the sorority was trying to rent to the house as a Panhellenic dorm or to Kappa Delta until Alpha Phi returned. tradition," Struble said. "In 40 years we have produced fine KU alumnae." Struble said that by the time Alpha Phi recolonized, the old members would have graduated. She said the date Alpha Phi would be able to recolonize was at the discretion of Panhellenic. "The chapter has a fine history, and our goal is to continue this Carol Krekeler, president of Panhellenic, said the sorority would be able to colonize in about three to four years. This is the first recent recolonization of a sorority, she said. "We're very excited," Krekeler said "We feel very confident in the time frame we've decided on." KU police officer's statements admissable Officer faces trial for drug possession By Eric Gorski Kansan staff writer James Michael Hough, KU police officer, was one of three defendants charged with marjunna possession whose statements to Kansas Bureau of Investigation officials in February were ruled as admissible in court. Possibly incriminating statements made by a KU police officer charged with possession of marijuana in March 1989 were deemed admissible in a potential trial, the Kansas Court of Appeals ruled Friday. The decision reversed part of an April 1989 decision by Osage District Court Judge James Smith that stated Hough, Jerald Schecher and Ryan D. Smith had been coerced into making their statements. Hough, Schecher and Smith were arrested on Feb. 8, 1989, as a result of allegations that they had smoked marijuana at an October 1987 party. Shecher is a Kansas state park ranger and Smith is a Lyndon police officer. The decision affirmed, however, that Jeffrey W. Crocker and David C. Linton, Osage County deputy sheriffs accused of possession of marijuana. were coerced. A memorandum opinion released by the court affirmed that statements by Crocker and Linton were involuntary. 'Hough's future with the KU police force will be determined by the outcome of the court's action.' James Denney director of Ku police The opinion stated that Crocker and Linton were suspended of their duties pending the outcome of the KBI investigation. They also were threatened with disciplinary action if refused to cooperate with the KBI. "There is simply no evidence of coersion, subtle or otherwise, with respect to these three defendants," the opinion stated. But in the cases of Hough, Schecher and Smith, the opinion stated that the men were not threatened by him. Mr. Schecher forced into cooperating with the KHI Hough was not available for comment last night. Cheryl Stewart, Osage County attorney, said she would meet this week with KBI officials to discuss whether Hough and the others would be tried. Possession of marijuana is a Class misdemeanor, punishable by up to one year in jail and a $2,500 fine. Delton Gilliland, Hough's attorney, said he could not comment on the case because he had not studied the ruling closely. Gilliland said he was waiting for the result of Stewart's meeting with the KBI before considering his next move. "It's just a matter of 'Let's wait and see'," Gilliland said. James Denney, director of KU police, said he could not comment on the decision because he had not seen the ruling yet. Denney said Hough had been relieved of his law enforcement duties since February 1989. Hough is employed by the KU police department in matters not relating to law enforcement. Police report A male student received harassing phone calls Saturday morning in the 1100 block of Indiana Street, Lawrence police reported. - Items valued together at $145 were taken Friday or Saturday from a vehicle in the 2200 block of New Street, Lawrence police reported. A student's bicycle received $100 damage Friday or Saturday in the 1100 block of Louisiana Street, Lawrence police reported. A student's car was broken into causing $200 damage, and items valued together at $125 were taken Friday or Saturday at Seventh and Vermont streets, Lawrence police reported. A citation was given Friday night to a business in the 900 block of Iowa Street for operating with an expired license, Lawrence police reported. A car window was smashed causing $400 damage, and a radar detector and rear view mirror valued together at $150 were taken Friday or in the 2200 block of West 28th Street, Lawrence police reported. 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