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Police
Basic prevention
By Cindy Vavra
Staff Reporter
All UNL students should know
the basic ways to protect them
selves against crime.
According to Investigator Hob
Fey of the UNL police department,
there are a "million and one" things
that students can do to prevent
their property from being stolen or
vandalized.
Fey said that students should
remember the motto "out of sight,
out of mind" when they lock their
cars by placing all valuables in the
trunk. Thefts from automobiles
occur most often when students
leave cars unlocked, or a stereo is
visible to anyone who walks by the
car, he said.
Off-campus students should take security precautions
By Jen Deselms
Staff Reporter
Each fall many students move off
campus for the first time without
taking the time to think about the
security of their new homes.
Lincoln police officials said there
are three parts of a crime triangle
that must be present for a crime to
occur: opportunity, desire and abil
ity. By taking away opportunity, a
ciminal with both desire and ability
will not be able to commit the
crime, said Officer Shannon Sydik
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short periods of time, Fey said.
Many "quick thefts" occur within
minutes,
Off campus students can protect
themselves by installing peep holes
and chain locks on their doors,
keeping windows locked and plac
ing two names on their mailboxes.
Fey said that when a person moves
into an apartment he or she should
change all of the locks because of
the number of previous tenants who
still may possess keys.
Fey said that bicycle theft is an
increasing problem on City Campus,
because more students are using
of the LPD crime prevention Unit.
If students are unsure of their
security, they can have their homes
or apartments evaluated by the LPD
crime prevention unit.
For the best protection, Sydik
suggested 1-inch deadbolt locks for
doors and double-cylinder locks for
doors near windows. Double-cylinder
locks must be opened with a key
from both sides, preventing a crimi
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department, local bike shops, or
university police.
The UNL Police Department is
concerned with the safety of stu
dents who walk alone at night, Fey
said. He recommended that students
notify their roommates of where
they are going and what time they
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City Campus has four emergency
telephones. Fey said students should
note that the phones are for emer
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doors open during the night to cool
their homes, Sydik said. These open
windows and doors are an invitation
to criminals and allow them to enter
a home quickly and quietly.
No matter what, Sydik advised
never to let a stranger in. If a
stranger wants to make a phone
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If a repairman comes to the door,
ask for identification.
One inexpensive, yet effective
way to deter home break-ins is to
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lit house often discourages criminals,
Emmy winner
Ted Knight
dead at 62
By the Associated Press
LOS ANGELES Actor Ted Knight,
who won two Emmy awards for his por
trayal of a television news anchorman
on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and
who starred in "Too Close for Comfort,"
died Tuesday, a spokesman said. He
was 62.
Knight was hospitalized last year for
removal of a cancerous growth from his
urinary tract. Earlier this month, he
returned to the hospital for treatment
of complications from that surgery.
His doctors ordered him not to
return to work because he was not fully
recovered from the surgery, spokesman
Henri Bollinger said after Knight was
released from the hospital for the last
time.
Knight won Emmys in 1973 and 1976
for outstanding performance by an
actor in a supporting role in comedy for
"The Mary Tyler Moore Show."
Knight played Roger Dennis, owner
of a New York City escort service, in
"The Ted Knight Show," in the spring
of 1978 on CBS. He played a middle
aged illustrator from 1980-83 on ABC's
"Too Close for Comfort."
"Too Close for Comfort," in syndica
tion, had been scheduled to start film
ing a new season the middle of this
month.
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