Word: clouser
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Last week Judge Andrew Christie made a dramatic announcement from the bench: "An individual in Pennsylvania has confessed to committing all six crimes." Ronald Clouser, 39, who closely resembles the priest despite a 14-year age difference, had already admitted committing three robberies in Pennsylvania. An industrial engineer, Clouser was on leave from his job with the U.S. Postal Service because of emotional problems. Clouser's lawyer stated that his client wanted to "exonerate Father Pagano of acts for which he was wrongly charged." Said Clouser: "Father Pagano has unjustly suffered for six months." He added...
...sincere apology to Father Pagano," said Delaware Attorney General Richard Gebelein. Yet several policemen still suspect Pagano. "I'm convinced that we had the right man," says one. "If I didn't think he did it, he wouldn't be here." The policemen point out that Clouser failed to pass a lie detector test when he declared his guilt...
...exonerated last week, Pagano celebrated a Mass of thanksgiving at Wilmington's St. Patrick's Church, located a few blocks from the courthouse, where the church had assigned him during his troubles. He donned white vestments and implored his congregation to "love and pray for Ron Clouser as much...
...many other campuses, however, there has been something of a shift back to the traditional departments, even without advertisements. "Students don't seem as negative about hard-core academic subjects as they used to be," says Administrator Robin Clouser of the University of Kansas. "There is no longer a big demand here for courses in Eastern philosophy or arts and crafts." At Case Western Reserve, modern-language enrollments dropped 70% when the courses were made optional in 1969 but had rebounded about 25% by this year. By popular demand, Princeton this fall launched a new interdisciplinary major in medieval...