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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1977 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in August 1977 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]...... " 101t/\ I At'l -1 lie mao gunman ..... VE'rythlng known '0 neurosurgeon... J,IC,u ..... t:' ~IJ't:l UdO :.dt.U'dU.'J flormatl • who calls himself Son of Sam claImed a :::::~n done in an attempt to save calm nei~hborhnod.. !'iow. poh~'.· said. sIxth life whfon a young woman died of a thev have to worn' that Sam mil, stnk.· massive gunshot wound in the skull. Kept alive oniy by a respirator. her anywhere 1ft the' city of Pight 'mllilOn :\Ionday naght. heart intt'rmittE'ntly faltering. her blood people Stac\' ~IO!;kowitz. a 2O-vt'ar-old pressure E'bbang, the allracllve But police now han' a vlcllm Who saw blonde: was fatallv wounded' at 2: JO Brooklyn girl \'18..'1 dE'scnbed as Iivin~ the gunman. deSCribed as belOlZ white. a.m Sunday while 'she sat In a parked minute to minute beforE' she succumbed about 5 foot 7. about ISO pound... bet· Woman dies: :ar undt'T a bnght stl't'et light with to brain dama(le cau.o;e-d bv the bullet ween 25 and 30 )Iears old and carrYing a nobt>rt \'iolante. 20. \"Iolante. who also and by the bone sphnterS from her .#Caliber revolver Ont' prevlou.<; VIC' was shot in the head. lost his left t'Ve skull. 11m also saw him. but (ould not give a and may lose Sight in hL'I right eye.' ~leanwhile. a force of 200 !'iew York good des<"n pt ion. Son of Sam's While 13 shootings have ~n at· police started anew in the!r search for A doctor at Kngs County H(lSpltal tributed to Son of Sam and his .44- the psychopathIC kIller. The Sunday said Violante had gi\'en police a caliber Bulldog revolver. seven victims shooting complicated their problems. description of the gunman "He ac sixth victim have survived. MISS Moskowitz was the -About a dozen men. induding one tually saw him.' said Dr .Jerrrev Sixth to die sinct' Son of Sam's first prime suspect, were removed from F're-edmar.. . known attack one year and three days police suspect lists because all were un But Freedman. an ophthalmologISt. ago. der surveillance when Miss MoskOWitz noted that Violante had lost one eve to Her parents said she died at 5: JO and Violante were shot on a lovers lane the gunman. With the other at Icasi par p.m., 39 hours after she and Violante in Brooklyn. tially damaged. "'I don't know if he. were sho!o -The latE'St shootings were the hrst Violante can identify him. since we Prior to her death, a spokesman at outside Queens and the Bronx. where don't know if he'lI be able to see." Kings County HospItal said. beefed-up police patrols and teams of Freedman said. 'Egyptian'Daily 80uthem Dlinois Unilt-ersity Tuesday. August 2. 1m-vol. 58. No. 193 Area legislators demand hearing on lab shutdown B,see.er.a.ts never mentioned to legislators during ... appropriations hearings in the spring ...... Buzhe\? is ctuiirman of the Senate Ap .,.., Eo.u- Writers propriations Committee. I..ea!S legis...... haw demaaded a Rep. Bruce R ichmoncl, D- put>lic hearing GIl the closing 01 the Car Murphysboro. also said he will oppose bondait' Public Health Laboratory. the closing 01 the lab because there is a "We believe before such a drastic need for it in Southern Illinois. step is taken. the Department 01 Public Richmond stated there is "in Health sbotdd hold public hearings on suffICient justification" for the Public the proposed closing of this laboratory Health Departmenfs action. which serves r1 counties of Southern In response to the protest by Southern Illinois." Seo. Kenneth Buzbee. D Illinois IeRislators. James Thayer. Carbondale, said Friday. associate direCtor of the Illinois Public Burnin' &nsOR The personnel at the lab, located on Health Department. said Monday the Chautauqua Street and Oakland department still plans to cloR the Car George Benson, jazz and pop guitarist, proudly displayed his im Avenue. were informed Wednesday by bondale facility. mense skill at both playing and singing to a huge crowd at the Dr. Paul Q. Peterson. director of the "'There are no plaM to postpone the MissiSSippi River Festival Friday night. A review of Benson's per Illinois Public Health Department. that closing date or to have a public hearing formance is on page six_ the lab would be shut down Sept. 1. on the matter," Thayer said. According to John Hawkins. chief Jim Skilbeck.. a spokesperson for the microbioloMist at the Carbondale governor. echoed Thayer's rflIlarks. facility, this was the first time flIl "' As I understand It, the decision is lEA talks break down pIoyes 01 the lab bad heard 01 the pretty firm:' Skilbeck said. B. A8drts S&nalDuiI Geoorge King. public relations direc closing_ ACCOnlIng to Kichmond. the decision - SIaII Writer tor for the lEA. saId. howevt'T. "The Buzbee lodged his protest in a joint to cloR the carbondale lab wiD affect After H hours at the bargaining lEA team was confident a settlement letter with Rep. Ralph Dunn. R health and environmental services in could be reached:' Carbondale. to Peterson. and to Gover the 27"1:OU11ty area. table. talks between the 111._1015 Education Association (lEA) and its Sl "'Virtually all the non-money issues nor James Thompson. When asked if the lab closing would they came to grips with.·· he said. After "An attempt was made to close the have a major impact on the migrant mflllber professional employes' union broke down Monda,. that. he said. the chief representative laboratory several years ago, and we health program she replied. "It is a walked out. saying if more I':loney was were as adamantly opposed thea as we major impact because we really count The talks involve a contract dispute not elfered for the employes then there are DOW," Buzbee and Duma said in the 'lbe Illinois Migrant Council Health between the union and the lEA which was 110 rea50II to talk. letter. Clinic. which has a five-moath budget has resulted in the lockc>ut 01 the Asked if arbitration would be Buzbee and Dunn were referring to • $lso. is CJae 01 the organizations af union's members. illC'ludir., the uniserv necessary to seuJe the dispute, Pool the c:utback in personnel at tile lab in fected by the lab closing. directors in Sout.hem Illinois. from said. "Our fearless leader, Dr. (Curtis) mo when the EnviruI>mental PrtJtec:. 'lbe clinic:. located in the Union their offtces. Plott tJEA executive secretary). lion Agency split with the Public Health Jackson County Labor Camp near Cob Monday marked the third week since doesn't believe in arbitration" for the Department. den. is used by about 350 persons. Terry Hale 01 Marion and Ben Bri'*Jey anion and the lEA. Leonard Wood. a mic:robiolo«ist with Stephanie Wong. head nurse at the of Harrisburg arrived at their Marion King said. "What we prefer is to have the Carbondale lab for 19 years. said clinic,said.. Southern Illinois res~ts uniserv offICe ooIy to find ~... the locks the negotiating teams to resolve the the number- 01 employes working at the from Cobden and Pulaski County who bad been c:banged. issues at the barpining table. Carbondale facility was reduced to "can', afford regular doctors' fees or Hale said Monday he is going to biD "'We sliD feel this can be settlPd if three in 19'18. who don't have anywhere else to go Sandy Asbsher. the lEA's board mem they would only get back to the table. .. Wood said the lab gradually returned comprise 20 per c:ent • lhcJse served at ber in this area. for reDt • his personal he said. "The next step is up to them. to its present staff of 11 after Goy. the clinic."' she added. belongings which he cannot remove They walked out." Walker look office in 1972. Wong said that the clinic's rmanc:es from his offICe. Pool said a date for the talks to Buzbee said the proposed closing was were limited and that funding for future Brinkley saAi he has not thought restDlle has not yet been set. clinic lab work would "probably have abnut taking s.lCh action. The union. Pool said. feels the lockout to c:&me from elsewhere." Absher could roOt be reached for com "will go pretty well into August.·· gus "If they close the lab here they're ment. Aristotel Pappelis. a member of the really affecting the migrant program:' The dispute involves 5eVt'Tal issues United Facultv ASSOCIation of Car 'Bode she said. "We offer free services and inekidlng salary and involuntary tran bondale's 111FAn coordinating com we can't afford the loss of thP car sfer of workers by the lEA. mittee. said. "The higher education bortdale lab."' Gene Pool. a media relations director level doesn't seem to be affected" by The clinic 5t'nds its throat C'Ultures. for the lEA and a member of the union. the lockout. He said the educators most gonorrhea cultures and parasite said the talks. beld in Chicago. "went a affected would be those who teach kin cultures to the lab. Loss of the lab will little over 24 hours." dergarten through grade 11- Gus says what's a uniserv-a mE'an other resources must be found. "'Nothi.ng was resoIved.·· he said. "It UFAC is affiliated with the lEA and teacher or a tennis player? Wong Hid. stands pretty much tile w~y it was:' the National Education Association. t;ratlllutioll set
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c.... pus Shopp1ntl Center POIDEROSA® SQUARE MEAL -SQUARE [fElL In K·Mart Plaza across from University Man Next to Qutltro'. Carter's policy on human rights is about as clear as mud OOONESBURV by Garry Trudeau By Anhar Hoppr are perfectly acct'plable." 'Illt' knock was so faint I bart'ly heard it. I cautiously "How fortunate for me that rm not a South Korean opt'nro tilt' door a crack and there on tt,t' step was a or a Filipino," he said scarrro, bony, trembling, tattered figure of a man. "Say, you're not by any chance a Communist, are In a voice that was scarcely more than a quavering you"" I a.~ked hopt>fully. "We stand four-square for Whisper, Ilt' askro: "Could ( please borrow a cup of tilt' human rights of all persons who live un' human rights7" derdictatorshlp5-aS long as tht'y're Communist dic' "You poor.man!" I criro, seizing him by tIlt'elbows tatorships, " to pre""llt his collapse. "Of course you can have all "You mean you're more concemro about human the human rights you want. As our President Jimmy rights for Communists than non-Communists"" ('arter has said. we Americans want everybody in tilt' "Yes, unless tIlt'y're Cuban or Chinese Communists. whole wide world to have tIlt'ir human rights, And You Y.-e we're trying to make friends at tilt' moment we'll do everything possible to see that you get yours," ~;th lhe Cubans and tilt' Chinese and naturally Wt "Thank God ~" sobbed tilt' pitiable wretch, "For I've would:,', want to offend them by discussing human been arrestro without warrant, jailro without trial rights ... "nd torturro without end, Please, could ( have them "Natur:.lty !M this is my lucky day, It so happens now"" r'~ ~,\.:ommunist from III non-strategic country you "Certainly, ct'rtainly,"( said soothingly. "But, teD b3.e. me. what pari ofSO'Jth America are you from"" "Congratulations, you can count on us to support "South America"" ht' askro, lOOking puzzlro, "I'm your human rights to the bitter end," I said, rum ping not from South America." his hand, . 'as long as you don't produce any oi ," "Oil?" he said nervously, "Only a few barrels. "Oh, thaI's a shame," ( said. "We're particularly Honest, wt"re just a drop in the OPEC." generous with human rights when it comes to South I immediately blew a whistle. Four shadowy figures Americans. Why, we're hardly speaking to Argentina, leapt from tilt' shrubbery, grabbed him and carriro Uruguay and BraZIl. We'll show tllt'm," him off, kicking and screaming, "You mean they'll have to overthrow tht'ir dic· Heaven knows what they'll do to him now. But ( tatorships before you'll help tllt'm"" don't care, Anyone who doesn't understand our "Eitht'r that or move out to tilt' ramparts of the Free President's clear~ut new policy on human rights World like South Korea and the Philippines," I said. deserve what he gets, I say. "Dictatorships strategically locatro on tIlt'ramparts -Copyright Chronicle Publishing Co. 1977
Foundation spolicy statement full of holes Was Goodman out to lunch , Let us examine the Foundation's policy published But, tilt' Four.dation's policy statement fails to because of hunger, m the Dally Egyptian (July n, 1977>. First. it is out refute the objections-that, first, ownership of a cor to get as much money as it can, ostensibly for tilt' porahon (through stock. necessarily constitutes or because of cowardice? "improvement of the l'niversity." Sec--JIMUy, ..'Xi this complicity in tilt' corporation's actions 1nd tilt' con· is the confusmg PCIn~,. it vacillates on whetllt'r lX' = sequences of Ihose .Ktions. And second. that tilt' it accepts any non-t'inancial (e,g , moral) constramt multinational corporations operating in Southern Joseph Goodman. SlU Foundation executive direc· on its policies, Africa perpetuate the oppression of the African tor. has once again shown tilt' academic (;()Inmunity A' couple of weeks ap Din!Ctor Goodman stated people by It tIlt'ir own exploitive t'mployment pat tilt' reactionary nature of his attitude 00 tilt' Foun that the Foundation "!"ould care k-ss" abOUt cor teorns, and Zl more fundamentally. by their in' dation's links to.south African apartheid. porations' Involvement in .5
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It'ft a Ion.", Ben -8_r 56 20 -Wine t'normous skill and no son sald- ('''''PO,ted. domfthc) - Specials 00.1'1' audlo'oct' by Bt>n."on s s('at sm~mg. and To 8t'n."on It IS Important 10 Bt'n.'ion adm I!~ hlmst'lf thaI pl"a."t' Iht' Pf.'OJ11t'- tn rt'lat(' Nawopan till 10 p.m FrIcIav & Satwday "flf lttl!rst' Wt' Wt'rt' looking for r)~\,I:'~~~~t~:Ja ~~}r:~:7' 'SI~~I' nllt'nl~', not 1<, ht-t'omt' an ('lilt, something wllh "Bn't'ltn, ' dard, IOcludlng a smglOg s\'n- mlL'iI('lan shut awa\' frum tht' ~11lI1!"~ "Tht' album was nol a dassic," 1~Ill'r solo b\' kt'vhlXlrrhsI public , - 1Wn.~on saId, "hul II had a grE'at HonOlt' Foster, - The' hlght,~t "I beilt've 10 the pt'Opll' whn ft't'lmg, and II gavt' off grE'at t'motlonal mom"nt IIf tht' st't show u~ all the Ilmt', Iht' trut' \'Iht's, camt' With tilt, Gn'att'St Lovt' fan...... Benson said "I don t "Commt'rclallsm to tht' of AJI'. a song 8t'n.'iOn did for want to become some kmd of illt'ral SE'n.'lt", IS anvthmg for tht' blOgraphl(~al film of "moose head." that evervoll(' ~t.\\· salt'," Ben.con said, "Evt'ry ar ~uhammed Alt. "The looks at and savs so wha(" tist from AndrE.' St'govla to John GrE.'atest." "If you give the people CoIl rail(' has rt'Cord<; for sale," An encore with angelic something, they givt> you "It IS important to me to vOlct>d Minnie Riperton. who something in rE.'tum. ' Benson commUnicatE' and rE'lalE' to an saId, "Look what happened to Ih!fcl":ic ... ,~ audlt'nce, 1 could plav ~1t::r/w=, n: John Coltrane, He was the somethtnr. so "hlp" nobody unt'lIpt'(."tt'd, although ,their call greatest. no doubt. but he dit'd would urYJt.'rstand It, but how and re'iponsl' gOing hIgher and crt'atlOlI: musIc. he was so would tilt' peoplE' ft't'l about it?" hlgllt'r ,was sheer joy, Their dedicated" BackstagE', shirtless, with a harmomes there dldn't quite towt'l draped O\'t'r hL<; bur'" make It sometimes. but it was a m~~ra:as ~~~re;~n~ ~:_ ~, '''fI''· shouldt>rs 'Bt'nson talkt'd about mil<;," he said. " don't sit back hIS nt'w musIc and It., ae- hl~~~!J7 ~':.~:SGoster and say I don't care, I do cart> (synthesizer. string..<;). .llIrgt' and I want to play for ~Ie, ~ Live T"p Ct'~~l=ss to sav, hiS St't whICh Two years aj!o I couldn t have Indudt'd most o( tht' song~ frnm ~I~~~)~C~~~~ '8!~~ e~b~~~ gottt'n 1000 people IOto thIS "Brt't'ltn" was f1awlt'ss In all frum "Breezin" and [)ennlll place," t'Xt'l'U!lOn, and was sPICt'd wllh DaVIS (drums) form Rov HIS Il('W popularity mt> 3 pc. comb. dinners ~PPY HOUR 2-SPfT1 EVERYDAY hsourwayof~ -..-...... ,."Cfhank You 120z. BUD DRAfT••• 3~ ~moffram 7 Very Kindly" 600z. PITCHERS •••• 1.50 Bacardi Gordons 50~ Jim Beam 4061. illinois Passport 549-3366 Montezuma ,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,., ... ,.,.,.,., ... ,.. _~! Good Tues. a·2 _ ThruMon. a-a 25¢ OFF delivery 549 3366 This Coupon Worth Twenty,Five Cents T award Purchase of Any Sandwich at Booby's COUPO~" PER OHDER Riperton lias vocal versatility.. WSIU - FM By KIIlII~ FtaniRu abo a crowd stopp..r, Thf' t"\'t'r' opt'mn~ plt'Cf', "Hod" Heat. a sonll ITHJdpralor 9 P m -RIW Prom.'n Stalf WriIPr Th.. Inllnwlnl! prn~ram. art' rrW\'ml( sonll about lovt'rs IS typical b)' QuIfX'~ .1"11<'5 sdwdull'd (nr Tllf'sdav .. ,'.. mng nn a ;ct-OjIi...... w ..... • ..Ta .... -:c~ .. .J.'XE: ...... c:c:cccca ... ccc.:::.::.+.::c+.::.x • .:: • .:: • .:: • .:. .. : • .::.::CC.::.:: .. : ....:: • .:: • .:~ ~ n ~ trlin~ Merlin's Smal~ 8ar Prou~'y pres~n's Ton;g"': a =. 3lSS.lIl1nois EpIC RecordIng ArtIsts ~ ~ R a~ S~ h ~ "~ ~ s~ oa :.~ a ~ s R a ~ k. Q "a ~ ~ ~ .., ~. u I~ I~ I C en ~ ~c:• .::€:c~ .... "C:c:c • .:: • .::ct.:: • .::cc .. xccct:ca~tx:cccct-:.:.ct.:c:€~ .. ::c.:cc.:I: • .::.:::.:: • .:.c. .. -:.:::cccc:.:::O'..:: .. x~ ~ ~ b In the Disco . .. Ladies Night Featuring: 40c creme drinks M~ H ~ ~w .,.Ia...... and Strawberry lans..... And, . , Banana Banshee ~ ~ .,. Gold Coclillacs Chugging Contest with a S20 ~ ~ .,. Kuhluo ami C...... Cosh Prize .. , Also a s,.:eciol " g .,. G ..... Hoppers T-Shirt Giveaway' * Free AdmiSSion with on SIU 10 * a i1. .,. Plu. 4Ic Champaign ~ ~:t-fi'XCI".-a:.n=rt"'''--: iXD..-u:.rtT•• i •• i'• U:*~ Daily EgyptIM. August 2. 1977. Page 1 t'REE KITTENS. ONE black and ... hlle ft'male one j[ra\' wilh white male ~:ll1ht wl'l'k~ ~57·foM9 n. ()41lh f:«-"pCJ4n rannul b. ~.b'" 1IOI-lII,\hl94 ,,,, '1'l'"'' !Pwn , ..... r1.iI' "lnt"r'lf',...... llR"tr11MIft \d \.·rl' ...... f .. t"l'"'\p'~I" .. f""('h.. dl~'twolf.ild \rf'h'Wm""'" In.- .... f"I'W" .:~ not I'" t.uh ." WI;\I" 111""[1 Pl'PPW<; ~ r."" ~~ ..... t~1 .. h.c-h ~ (hi" 'au nf I,."", " ...·k, .,111. ·\K(· ('hilmp1On anrl H-ftl~' '*111 br ..dJU."'I~ It "OUt MI .." 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In thr 1· ... tTRSISIIE .. 2 FIEIlRIJO\l 2 tt'... h ":.c,pu.in undrT',t.a,..1 tl\.llt ftwo\. ... t'IoI'lUkinnt 1975 K"""AM'" _' .•uok~ brand 7000 milp"lilo r ...... 1 12 n\ ,ml h4O; Ira"''' (""ludP Z'i quahf~l" l'OR!'wtrr.llIC1I'I 1ft dPrldmC new. t'xcell ..nl ("ondilion. by Pyramid Afg.. .. "l~Trlf"rl (",up) .. ' "';; \\'atrr .. ~..., ,,, nne h' r-PftI ; • ...,..1/ I" 4n aWI""Jlm mll~. Sl.2110 1· ...2130. or 5.1IH;671 furnl~h,,-rl i:.'f\ Uwu fit<., ruinr rrh~t(IU.'Io prr"N'1'I(·. nah..,...1 aftt'rnoons t"',7 1 C~mpion bloodlines. AKC. Jll1f1I"IR,~r: ur1l:In.nrV'"\\" ...... IHWl!inff'.elo~I.....tlftl \1O\07Acl. great colors. temperament. "hnuh'! Iw ~fOd 10 ttr ~~ M.alnApt N thr llall", t:""pll.M\ at the-""~ 011 1M' 1ft ttw 5OUnIh!ss. all Shots. TWfI IWIIf{IMI\I tTR'lsUt:P 1.:(If!1mUnf("dIHWWI RlBIrl1ftC HOSO!" 750. 1m. GOOO rON· hf1u~ for 'hrf"f' "lJm+n'~ JWtJr Ft''' \1 F 11111'\"1 \TF 'n ~1 18305174 I'F fJ·\ ('nurl twirl ...ntrd ~ l11 , .... llalh ":If'\P".uJ ar-o DITION. Ilarage kepI. famnl1 684· • ;hldPf1 ttf~ar Jlh ~~7 4~1::! HI.;, 'If' Tr;lIlrr Phu,,.. '!'IN (·la"',f~.t"'!" If\ ~ ~rrh.~ tml'tr-ntand 2R84 1101 .... Rhl<14 :l'M:t :!'11).l '''''''1 ttwo ... ms\ nt'll (jt:K1'lml""'tr 1"1'1 ""'pkJ'r:lTl4"'ftI \lOI5IAcl94 nn thr hi>.... ,,j r..... of'k" ,....hlt R.... ··S-MURHPYSlWRO FHT.L ·time and oart tlm~ POSltlOlU . NIme:______Date: ____ Amount EncJmed: ___ RF.Mn~F.UNr. flF AU. II,,,,,,, Itnnfi... ..iMtDl pant'lli... Call ~. ~.------:tllf'I'!i"lIII. !W!I-a!I71I RIln21nF.IM I M'NflRV SF.RVICF. "-'ir ..." CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE: lOe per word MINIMUM first issue. Inr'~ pick·1If' IIf'liwrv. Sa,,'; SUD (any ad not exaaedlng 15 ....'ONI). 1.". dlscaunt If ad N'\S twice. ~ n'IWM'V lin" limC' "'''7-2l1li8 artf'l' II rm dllaIUnt If ad runs three or fGur .." ~ dlscaunt for So, Issues...... for lI~F.t!N U~19I ..... "" for 20_ ALL ClASSIFIED ADVERTISING MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE UNLESS ESTABLISHED ACCOUNT HAS BEEN ~ WANTED - MAINTAINED. P... CGUftt ewry word. Take appropriate dlscount_ DEADLINES: 2:30 p.m_. day prior to pubticaticn. First Date Ad To Appear: ______ANNOUNCEMENTS For Daily Egyptian Use Only: W."'·""F. It fI."TF.S "',.",..,. nf ~~NO~ ______\rt5 r.ndidalf' in Puhhc Vl_1 Amount Paid _____ ~:~\~:;:'~~i!l"'~~r;;r"!'T~; Taken By-______l'\Oonronlorm,nl '\rllO." Frida,. AppnM!d By _____ ",II! 5 Itl 11t·:1O II m in'lIP ('(If>. ff'rrnrC' Itnnm of Ihf' Rlldio " T ..... \i~il>f\ ~rlmpnl The puhhl' ... int-i'M ~~aa:------tttlt!illJl!rt 1WE OF AD¥&Ii mIT E. o.n KimmtI. __ A - Fer s... _- F· w.nted __ K - AucHans .. Sales JcIfIn W. HUffnWt. __ B - Fer Rent __ G- t.t __ L - AntiQueS Ewnrtt~. _ C - Help w.nted __ H- Faund __ M - 8uIi~ OppartunItIeS DanE. '"'-... __ I - EntertainrNnt __ N - FNIbIeS P. IWIid-' KJrnrneI ___ D • Em4*»f"e.' w.nted _ E • ServkllS w.nIId __ J-~ __ 0 - RIdII!s Needed AnnauncIe ... fornWtIGn of .. ... firm GI: __. P - Riders w.nt8d PROSSERXII_"" ...... & ICMEL . AuauIt I. 1m Haurs: .:. a.m..., .:. p.m.. 1G.1 Nar1b GIIInwW Paat 0ffic:JI CHECK YOUR AD AFTER IT APPEARS! The Deily Egyptien will .. ,...... 1bIe ... 3D ~. Illinois .". cny _ Inc:ar'Nct puIIIattan. 611-457-lSI7 . SIU Squid Clark wIns Chicago ballclubs still in ftr8t place SJlul{1 ~nU1Cy medals at world with 2 months left E;xchJ~ By___ ...... E4IIIIr ~s mshPd~~ \ ) t.aIL~12al III.... SlU Sqwd Ray CIIIrk _ tw. AMItIICAN UAOUI 'old mHals in the World WlSf .arapaleglc Games at Stoke , ..... ~ /11.0 .....iIIe.~nd. C1Iicogo 62• 31 .620 .. ClartL compean« ia C" V II.C. !16 CI .565 s .... ~\:&... \ l "~u-L A..rnt .hlch ia a leuer delree or ~ .562 S'," lisabihty. _ IIJId medaII in the .. ,- ",. 4S sn 7'.\0 ..-.- \) tiBc:_ and javeha tIIrowL Colif ., 53 .n IS After t-ial the jaftlin "7. SeettIe .. 61 ~ '.. ~ tIark ttrrw t!w discuI IlH ror a Oooklond C2 60 .•'2 21 'fCQIId gold in the world games hrld .. weeIL IASf =~% Squid Coach Ricb DeAngelis laid hr _ pleased with CIarII wiD- I JinI the medals, and said he 0- eo._ 51 CI 57. ~ 101,,_ CIarII to mum with more .. 573 lIedals wtIe1! hr CGml!5 back to his _v .... "51 .5 563 1 Jetrolt home. Detroit .. S5 .C57 1:1 "That's pretty good." De~11I M''-h. .. 57 ... 13 1IlId "1bafs Ilood ror him. He also CI.-Iand .. 56 .. , 13', 'hould bring back some medals in said. "He worRd hard at the nentll To 'age 10. DeilY Egyptian. August 2. 1977 "COST PLUS AUDIO" HAS ARRIVED IN CARBONDALE You now have the Largest Selection with the most quality of High Fidelity Audio Components and state of the Art Car Stereos IN ALL of Southern Illinois, Southeast Missouri, Northern Kentucky and Southwest Indiana at your service. HERE'S WHY *THREE THOUSAND SQ. FT. OF QUALITY RECEIVERS, AMPLIFIERS, CASSETTE DECKS REEL-REELS, SPEAKERS. TURNTABLES. CAR STEREOS, TAPE AND ACCESSORIES *STATE OF THE ART CAR STEREO SYSTEMS WITH EXPERT INSTALLATION A V AILABLE FREE CAR STEREO INSTALLATION ESTIMATES BY OUR EXPERT CAR STEREO STAFF. *TWO FULLTIME IN STORE TECHNICIANS TO QUICKLY CURE ANY PROBLEMS WHICH MIGHT OCCUR. ·FRIENDLY KNOWLEDGEABLE SALES PERSON ELL TO SERVE YOU. *FREE IN TOWN DELIVERY FOR OUR CUSTOMERS WITHOUT CARS. * AMPLIFIER, SPEAKER AND TAPE CLINICS TO HELP EXPLAIN YOUR EQUIPMENT. ·WE UTILIZE EXTREME QUALITY CONTROL IN BUYING TO ASSURE YOU GET THE FINEST COMPONENTS AVAILABLE FOR YOUR NEEDS AND YOUR DOLLARS ·WE ARE A MEMBER OF MID AMERICA AUDIO GROUP. INC. WITH STORES loS .. CITIES SPREAD ACROSS 2 STATES. RESULTING IN GREATER BUYING POWER FOR US. RESULTING IN LOWER PRICES FOR YOU. *COST PLUS AUDIO COMPONENT SYSTEM POLICY Free parts and Thirty Day pri« labor covera~e I IRlm~:" I ~uarantee. for five years. I n~~~1 Finan~ing Layaways available. available. I~~·~oooo EY%Yl0~1 .... ; 181 COST PLUS AUDIO 2 1 0 s. Illinois Ave. 457-4 '142 Mon.-Fri. 10-6 p .• Sat. 9-6 p .•• ma~ler (t'large 6-9 p.lft. By Appointment Only - .....". I .. I Me.. lter MW-A ....ric. Autl., Inc. Phones will be switched by $6.2 million computer Bt>ginnin~ AU(lust 6 all long diStaR("e custon rs to dial long-dIstance Without calL; coman~ in and out of the local area assistaR("e from an operator. will go through a $6.2 mllhon com The communities With first lime A:'III puterizl'd I'lectronic switching cemer. are Anna. Ava. Cartl'rvil\t>. Cobdt'n. rl'cently completed by (;eneral Dongola. DeSoto. Elkville and Telephone of Illinois (GTIl. Picknevvil\t>, Ullin and Grand Towl'r are scheduled for ANI s..r\·icl' In 1978 L.R. Kimberlv. service office mana(ler for G TI' s· divisional headquar and Murphysboro in 1980. ters in Carbondale. said Friday that ttwo "Alw. there will be some customers who may take advanta~f' of cu... tom new (,I'ntt'r in Carbondale 'wall also calling (eatures .... hl("h will be provine sWltchmg for 2.000 lo("al telephones. available." said Klmhl'rlv. These features are spet>d calhn~. call "The SWItching center is designed to waIting and call forwardmg. Kimberly providE' toll sWIlt"hmg to 14 an'a com pointed out thl'Se optional features. muoitif'S and local switching to !lome available at an additional prl("e C'UStomers in Carbondale." said Kim Kimberly said the computerized ("en Andris StTaumanis bery. ler is the result of over seven vears of These cyclists have peddled across Wyoming, through the moun Kimberly added that many com' planning. building. installin~ and tains of Colorado. past the Kansas plains and to carbondal~ t)n mt'nitil'S Will have automatIC.' number testing. He added that the maanll'naR("e their way to Williamsburg, Va. From left are John Englehi rt, int'nllfication (ANll available ior the of the new svstem should cost II'SS than Anando Nlatas. Jim Mitz and Charlotte casement. first tim 1'. ,\..... 1 allows privatI' line the old systt-r . C)-ciists... come to C'dale via mOllntains and plains th .\ndri~ Straumanis At IIml'S. however. then' have bf't'n. . Start" riwr angry word.. f'xchanged bt'lwt'en the Th," fa(·.-rl th.'lnn.'h strrlt·h.'S nf roan miers. But often it IS only ttwo result of ,,( W,nmlOl! thf' mgef'tt mllllntalO~ Itf boredom. ('"Iorael.. th.· hf';'! ,mel hli!h wlm~ nf "Yot"M' 0111 in th.. minc'lp nf Kam;a~ 1'.,"".,,, And aftf'r a month ;mel a half nf ;mcl fll('rf"s n ..hod\' f'1St' to 1!t't mad at." l'"dahr.1! ,h." rnaclf' II !n thr' .-amp'''' III Frmandn ";,in . (Ir. "'1111 giv'f' Ih('m ,I hard tim(' illst 10 ..... " .John t-:nelt'hart .hm \Ii'll ,'harlntt(' haH' ~lIml'lhml! to dn ....Iohn ~aid (';'>'f'ml'nt ami .\rm;tncln \la!a~ ,.liI\"!-rl ·\ntlther prohl.. rn Iht' four h;l\'!' had on hru'O,· In ('arhnruhlf' Thllr"oa\ ourrnl! Ihl'ir Irip IS flat tirl's thl'lr'crnss e"unln t>l('\ df' trlp from "w,,'w' had:!2 hot'twf'f'n thf' four of ul'." IIrf'gnn Ifl WII)l;lm,.ourl! \'" .hm ~aid .John :'R ·,1 Cn\umhla. \In. and .lim f{1I1 Charlotte .... as Qui("k to point out . :!II. nl SprlOl!fi!·td. \10 slar!t>d ttwlr trrp "WI' I o;1t(' and Armdnoo' ha\'t' had onE" 10 AstOria. (Irf' nn .Iunt' 1\ 'J"hf',' (.lohn and Jim I hon-.. had :n." Four d:n's latt'r ..\rm;lnnn. 2:: and t:ach m ..mhf'r of thp j!roup has his own ('harlotte.22 hnth o! ~\'hllhl'r Calif. imprt'S.<:iOfl" on birv("\in5! cross~ountry. hel!an oi('ychnjt from Hf'f'dsort. Or.. Annandct. who wm takt- It bu!o hftt"k to Tht' fOllr traw'tHs mf't rn Yf'lIowstonf' Los ,\nJ!f'I!'!' .... hf'n hI' tl~t" 10 Vinzima. I said. '" ..niov thP fact that { ("3n be l'i at lona I Park an Wyoman~ on July MtIrc Gea../nI aft.. r tht' two pairs han proalt>d thrnul!h Iravt'lIin2 wit'hout pollutin2 •. Iclaho and \fontana Charlottf' apprt't"iatl's tht· in· Janna Cosby. senior in radio and television. helps Wayne oates. Aft .. r that tht-,· hot'J!an mf't'tinj! f'a("h Mp.-ndt'rK'C' of ht("vdinlil!. graduate student in public visual CO'TlmUnications. with his othf'r "off and nn." Annando said. and ··'''ou·r.. clown ih ..rt' and you'rt' on television pilot called "The Non-conforming Arts:' which may be have bi("'TII'd for tilt· past month in s\X'h vOllr own .... ou arf'n't ("ausin!! any the first of a series to be shown on WSI U-TV. a mannf'r prohll'ms .... ith tilt> f'n"·ironm(>llt ... .John and .lim arrivl'd in Carbondale Sh.. too. will n'turn 10 In;. Anl!f'l!'!' Wl'dnf'!'dav ~nd w.. rf' iOllll'd bv th.. othot'r whrn sh.. rt'achf'l' Williamshur5! Show features avant-garde urt Iwo Thursda" TIlt'v ha\'1' I!onf' for 3l' Charlotte. whe: il' majorin~ 'n or· rnoch a!' fhT deWS withoul St't'inl! th.. naml'nlal horllt"lIlturp. said hf'r main "The Non-("onforminjZ Arts." a Charll'S Shiplpy. pmf~ in tht' radio othf'r ~roup amhitlon 00("1' shf' I!l'ts home is to and !el!'Vision dl'partm(>llt. is host for Tht'ir first ..ncountf'r ("amp a f~' davs "l!radu.,11' " ~;:-;:~:SW!i;h:~ ~~~ ~:~I:~ thf' prOflTam Iflf'r mf't'tin~ in -r'f'\Iowl'tont' first of a s..ries 10 be shown OIl WSlllthis Thp pilot show will in("lud.. three "WP sharPd a watpnn ..lon I~t'thf'r on fall. l!\If'Sts .John Cht-n. vaduate studf'nt in th.. Fourth of Julv." Annando !laid Tht' telnision l'how was written. musi:: ..... ilI spt'ak about svntht'!lizPd Rid!n2 an aVf'ra'j!e of 7" mil!'!' pt'r d:I\·. Weather producPd and directed by Waynt» ()al~. rnlL'lic th.. four have ('ampt'd out in man" a ~raduall' student in public visual Kar.. n Andrada and Gwen Mf'vt'rs. pla("f'S instead of l'tavlll~ in motels ("ommuni("ation!l. Oates ('om oil I'd the also frnm sn' ...·iIIl!ive a modern danno "A lot of placf'S Ipt "ou sta.v in l'ity Moslly sunnv and wann ~av, pl'ot!J'am for his MA deJlrH. which will pprforman(".. ann Tlan Sandin frnm ttIP parks." Jim c;aid lliJ!h in Ihf' mid or uPPM' !IIl!;. Partiv hot' rompleted in AUJWSt ,'niVf'rsitv of Illinois .... iII talk about Th .. ir trav .. ls havp brou~ht th .. m cloudv Tllf'ScIal; nij!ht 1.0.... in thP loW ''The show is ~iJ!1M'd to 1'dtJ(;:le the vidro art. manv interestin~ f'xpt'rit'fl('!'!' A~1'd if or mid AAsWI'dne!'dav part/v !