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	Vol.7, No 21, October 5, 1999
	CRIME LOG The University Police offers a list of reports that is accessible for public viewing summarizing criminal or suspicious activity within the Cal State Long Beach community.  The following is a recent list of these incidents.   SEPT. 28 A man reported his 1986 Chevrolet El Camino stolen from Lot 14 between the days of Sept. 26 and 28.   SEPT. 29 A traffic collision at the intersection of Palo Verde Avenue and Atherton Street resulted in injuries.   A white truck driven by a man struck a red Porsche driven by a woman shortly before 9 a.m.  Long Beach Fire Department took the victims to the hospital.   A 1989 Honda Civic and a 1986 Toyota Cressida were burglarized.  A stereo, amplifier and compact disc player were stolen from the Honda. The total estimated value of the items was $1,400.  Two textbooks were taken from the Toyota. The total estimated value of the books was $55. Both vehicles were parked on the third level of the Parking Structure.   A man reported his 1971 Chevrolet Nova stolen from the Parking Structure. The estimated value of the car was $1,000.   A man dislocated his shoulder while playing basketball on campus.   He was taken to Long Beach Community Medical Center. SEPT. 30 University Police found two dogs within a vehicle with its windows rolled up in Lot 8. The dogs were panting due to the heat. Officers advised the vehicleís owner.   A 1999 Honda Civic was stolen from the third level of the Parking Structure between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.   A wedding ring was reported stolen from an unlocked locker in the Physical Education Building. OCT. 3 A laptop computer was stolen from an office in the College of Business Administration.		LBSU returns to first Picnic celebrates 50 years of CSULB history Education funding first, report says Crime Log Three women killed on Long Beach freeway Toy story Raise CSULB standard Gun makers not responsible for crime 'I want Snoop on campus' Reznor returns to familiar territory with new album UCSB snaps losing streak 49ers split again Fall 99 ISSUES DAILY 49ER HOMEPAGE
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