News Scrapbook 1984
Los Angeles, CA (Los Angeles Co.) Times (San Diego Ed.)
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San Diego, CA (San Diego Co.) San Diego Union (Cir. D. 217,324) (Cir. S. 339,7881
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Swanke, the daughter M USD phi- losophy professor John Swanke, was a senior honor student. She had been maJoring in French and music and had been hoping for a career as a professional opera singer. The reward fund was initiated by private donations, Finn said. After consultations with law-en- forcement officials a decision was made to split the 'reward into two parts because it was agreed that con- viction could take ··quite awhile" and could prevent somebody from com- Sgt. Dennis Hartman of the sher- 1ffs homicide division said the mves- ligation 1s continuing, but that a sus- pect has not been identified. · ome anonymous donor decided to up the ante a little bit because he wants the person caught," Hartman said. ing forward, Finn said.
~wanke slaying reward is $25,000 A reward for information lea&;g lo the arrest and conviction of the person or p rsons responsible for the murder of UI!iversity of San Diego student Anne Cathe- rme Swanke has been increased to $25,000, thanks to an anonymous $20,000 donation. llSD spokeswoman Sara Finn said the reward will include $10,000 for information leading to an immediate arrest or indictment of a suspect or suspects. The re- maining $15,000 will be awarded upon conviction. The 22-year-old San Carlos woman was last seen at 1'45 a.m. Nov. 20 - two days before Thanksgiving - carrying a can of gasoline toward her car after she ran out of fuel near Jackson and Parkway drives in La found m a remote area of Spring Valley. An autopsy showed she bled to death from neck wounds. By Gina Lubrano Slaff Writer 2 O(;~ esa. On ov. 24, her body wa
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/ Reward Rises to $26,000 in Student's Death By GLENN BURKINS. , n about the person or persons who killed Universi~ ,of San Diego student Anne Ca erine Swanke has been increased to $26,000, a University or San Diego official said Monday. Sara Finn, a spokeswoman for the university, said someone anon- ymously donated $20,000 to be added to the $5,000 reward already offered by the victim's father. An additional $1,000 is being offered by the San Diego Crime Stoppers Program. Finn said $10,000 or the reward will go to anyone with information leading to the "arrest and indict- ment" or the killer, while the other $16,000 will be given for informa- tion leading to the "conviction" of the killer. In the wake or the Swanke murder, the YWCA is offering car distress banners to ward off would-be attackers, a YWCA spokeswoman said. The red fluorescent banners have one-foot-high letters that read "Please Call Police." A woman with car trouble should put the banner in her car window, not accept help from strangers and stay in the car until police arrive, the spokeswoman said. Swanke was a 22-year-old honor student whose 1974 Dodge Colt apparently ran out of gas near Jackson and Parkway drives after midnight Nov. 20. She walked to a service station two blocks away to buy a can of gas and was last seen carrying it back to her car. Her fully clothed body was found by a hiker Nov. 24 in a remote area of Spring Valley. An autopsy showed that she bled to death after being stabbed in the neck. The "Please Call Police" banners may be purchased at any YWCA for $4 or can be ordered by sending a check or money order to, YWCA Help Banners, 1012 C St., San Diego, Calif. 92101. More than 1,500 banners have been sold so far, a YWCA spokeswoman said Monday. Times Staff Writer t:f , / A reward for ii%rJia
Fmn said the Sheriffs Department and the San Diego Cnme Commis- sion will deci~e _who is ~o get the reward. She said 1_nformation will be evaluated, and 1t 1s possible that the money will go to a single person or She said that should an arrest be made_ without outside help, those who contnbut~d the first. $5,000 for ~he reward will be asked if they are w11l- ing ~o transfer the money t~ a USD music scholarship m Swanke s name. Anyone who has any information is asked to call the Sheriff's Homicide Donations to the Anne Swanke Me- morial Fund may be mailed to Sara F'mn, the University of San Diego, Alcala Park, San Otego, Ca. 92110. Division more than one person.
Vl1ta, CA (San Diego Co.) Morning Press
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sultation heard During tlwsc confercnc •s when tl,l• issul of Palomar' decision-making process \\ as raISl d, • l) picar· c·ornmcnts as outlin<'d in the n•port in- duded a "kc, adminbtrator•· who said: "Tlil ex l ption i, the rule here. I'n· learned to lxcorn1· 1r.ud1 more flexihle in my interpretation of J'lltll's, If )OU don't do sonwthing, you are suppost•d to do. then• is reall\' no reac•tion. ·· The tc>arn also suggc-sted that depart, wnt chairpersons should he cleded lo thrcc-yt·ar ll•m1s lo irnprmc leadership and contmuit). This idea, the report statc·s. was strong!) suppor db) a ma- jority of thl' department fl(•ads intc·nil•wed. The n•porl also recomrnendPd f fiat Palomar' pn enl t,10-lic·l' president 11d111inistratiH ~lmc- tun should remain since thl' college's r rohll'rns · an• not structural probk•ms. but ap ar to hP prohle111s rdatc·d to pl'rsonalil y and per ormd." The team also thought Palomar should i u1 onh 12- and IO-month contracts and not IJ. month contrac-ts. \\ hieh the board was looking in- fc, as a more equitabl1· and cost l'ff<.cliYc \I .t) of Tl lllll{'raling scr\'icCS, The report's summary states that though if highlights and reviews a number of problt•m an·as in Palomar's operation, the team's merall impn•s- sion of the institution and staff is a positi\'f' om·/
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Los Angeles, CA (Los Angeles Co.) Times (San Diego Ed.)
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SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Umversity of~ D tra clir ,ego Symphony Orches- "R~meo . ej J Y H~nry Kolar, will perform ar, uhet as exp essed · . 1 terms by Tchaikovsky Bel r. 10 musical 8p h · riozandother,:i;,lll- , .m. 10 t e Camino Theater, USD.,:Z,~ ( abv O - The
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L Jllle11 '• P c. B h r. 1888 USOStudentFoundSlain Suspect Linked to 2 Women~Abductions 1-fl > 5 By GLENN BURKINS, Times Staff Writer Sheriff's homicide investigators said Tuesday that they believe the man who m June slashed the throat of a woman he abducted ;ay be responsible for the November slaying of University of San ego student Anne Catherine Swanke. Escondido, CA Daily Times Advocate (Cir. D. 31 ,495) (Cir. S. 33,159) DEC o Be1n c lit. So San D 1 ,JUl~n 's P. c. e 1 , 188a Investigators run down t!f n!o~~P~WJ!?~!"'~!!, 1~~~-• w" :!fr~:~ttlfatorstar~~ll abducted sometime after midnight ti ours O ruMlng down Nov. 20 after her car ran out of gas ps pro~lded by caners who saw a An autopsy concluded that she bled compost e sketch of the man want- to death from slash wounds !d sglayJ;g of Information for the co~posite studen e o onor drawing was taken from a woman · who survived a slashed throat at- The San Diego County Sherut's ter a similar abduction In June ~epartment said It received more Authorities said both women . 1 an 1 00 calls In 24 hours from peo- parently were abducted late it :r!~~g to Identify the man 1n the night by a person they did not · know. The throats of both women Most of the c~Us have turned up were slashed, and both were left nothing, sheriff s Sgt. Dennis Hart- for dead. man said Wednesday Some how- "I ab I t J ::::;d~av~r~i~:~~tl~o)::; mind tos~t~e~ ;;s~~:~~ti: 0 :~~! crimes. very good reasons for beHevlng the The drawing was released Tues- :~:!s, P.~!~fm:i~~itted both day as authorities sought an expla Th In t · nation for the death of Anne Cathe~ of Mi~s s:e:J;~: :~ th 1~ dea~ rlne Swanke 22 whose body was In b cu one o ::r~;e~!fie~\~•J~~~~~ ::;! :~;i~! w':~C::~:1phr ~F:}:r~~- to after she last was seen alive. from a s g gl~! Hartman said Investigators have Hartman ~~~ch-going family, L In the earlier case, the wom- an was abducted from Marshall ~venue_and Fletcher Parkway m El CaJon m the late evening. Her throat was slashed some- time near dawn, and she was left for dead at the intersection of Lyons and Caiavo drives, in an unincorporated area near La Mesa. Car Ran Out of Gas Swanke was abducted and slain after her car ran out of gas near Jackson and Parkway drives. Her fully clothed body was found on a remote hill near Spring Valley. An autopsy con- eluded that s~e _bled to death. E.C l 2 1984 Jllleri '• ART M any have seen the designer's craft but~ Process that brin ' Est. 1888 P. C. B / SAN DIEGO SYMPHON The world premiere of "Sui y ORCHESTRA be performed on Dec F . te. Le Tambounn" will special holiday re · r,d ay through Sunday. A du Christ" will b:at s7entat,on of Berlioz "L'Enfance F P m. Thursday D p.m. riday Dec. 21 at th , ec. 20 and a of San DieJJo lnform~tion: ; 3~;1,~~~l~'f, ~ v;;s,rv ~/. rod uct of the stage ew are Party to the the set to the stage In a 5 g rare exht'b•ti · . 1 on at the u • Diego's small Fou d mvers_!!z of San Therese Whitcomb Jlsr,ers Galler}'~ector !rom the tentative sket~~! tt cr~ative steps, ing squares and bl . • awmgs, work- intricately detailed mit::nts, to ~he tiny, accessory-to hoto crafted W!th every production. Thi92 pifc~t Uai the finished and Richard Seger weresus~ . Ph ~cello for 20 plays-includin m !Daking sets Ahmanson and Old GI [ prOductions at the port Connecticut Pl~yi theaters, the West- Theatre in MmneapaJis th 0 ~e, the Guthrie speare Festival and th~ Ae e_w York Shake- tory Theatre In San Fr m_encan Conserva- . anc1sco A cata1 accompanies the exhibitio h . . ogue next Friday. Gallery hoursn s owing through Monday Tu d are noon to 5 p .m • es ay, Thursday and Frida · · noon to7p.m. Wcdneslli!,Y.. Y, and Composite drawing of suspect in two abductions. 20;~: ~;~/~~;n:g~~~r;17!~e; 0attachker as a ~hite man in his late b 'Id H ' , me es tall with a medium solid Ill • e has blond or light hair and a mustache H , h sliihtly bulging eyes, she said. • e may ave ove:~:!~~':r :~;i a smThall, _dark_ brown sporty car with louvers w. e intenor was beige with h k' covers over the bucket seats Th h s eeps in transmission with a floor console. · e car ad an automatic A reward of $26,000 is offered for information leadin to t ~e~nd_conviction of th~ person or persons who killed :wankh~ . : Will be given for information leadin t th e, mdictment of the killer, and $16 000 will b _g of e_ arrest and that leads to the conviction. ' e given or information
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