This ~orning New city commissioner outlines goals, plans By Tobr Et!UrI Cultural events President PbiI I_yOllS in f'!Il"iy 01\ city iAus. going to lee any rsuJla in ODe aim ofSiA July. Hia a~"'intment is Former USO PraideDt Tony year or hge>".,a. You won't sru.c students oftfo"4 have temporary and nlllSt be ap =man'~ admin!stratioo lee the 1'IIIIIIIa for four or -Page7 --"!hoe WI'OIII ~ttltude" toward prone! by tl>£.S1udent Sl!llate l1.::oIIow up OIl maDy city five ," their re!e11ODllllpa with tile In tile faD. iuuu affeetiq studenta, The city a&Jn CGII\IIIluICIII Concert raises city and a miIc:oDcepticn of Greer, a sophomore in Greer c:UiorIIed, addiDI that tile b mare ''l-.c:tlaDuy'' than EaaJiIh, is _ ol a arowinI $700 for Good their statua u CarboncJaJe Lyoaa' adiidDIItrallaD wouJd otberUSO"""m...... G~ relldenta, says new Un· IIIIIiIber of "DOD-traditlooal" try to won "'buId in band" said, IIIIIiIIC that It olteD playa S8maritanHOl.88 1er,raduate Student sb.1denta 01\ C8JIIPU'. He .. IS with city afficIaIa GIl iUdI men of an aclvenarlal diaD a ·-Page3 Orpnbatlon City Affair3 yean.oId and bas a wife, r._. r tbIIIk f_ City ~ nile. SUD, city AffaIn David CammIIaI_llidlael ~~. bebra. t'rior 10 being a .... C-mJa!aner IiaIciaIa are =to tile White Sox to stay "We are reIIdenIa of tbIa poiJIted city affaIR com· Madelenerbard GIl t!'. __ worked.. _ ...... CIIIiDIoaa by the community," Grw,r said miaIIODer, he ~ as a ...... , at IIMt )iodrceIIt tnWtndyCIty W~l . "T'_18 ~_ for member of the city'. LIquar concerned with," Grew of the tim" ..aaiIi. .!toe maJorIty of ... W~ .-s AdYIIory Board, a poaIlIaD be CIIIDI:eded. "I tbIIIk _ just "I .....t IN City Council - Sports, Page 8 mare tll'Oe within tbIa city '!ban 1DtaIda1o~ . haw 10 pick up wIIIre .. left ~ lIIrJ ...n Ibe power of ' the bame from wllft _ ar--tI8Id lila pr\mar7 .... oIfand~.the ...... tbe ciIJ ••117 are ID caIroI. c::aJDe. ,,0 _ 10 impro¥e tha ..."..t "--':bIll!!!. But rw ._ aperieaced a G~ _ aPl')I\Dted city be'- alUdents and \be city "City ~c:v_ aff8lnJGllllllillJilner by "'SO aDd 10 .....ludeDl_ ....'1" .. added. ''You're not _ IT.JDIH1S, .... '1 Democrats insist on 2nd vote,in controversial Budge nOITa-ination News'Yrap WASHINGTON (UPI) - Democrats ,uho said be wa.( federal bench. His critics say ,nation/world Ser.a ~e Democra ts will i<>o inexpp~.Il''''-''ed and too R.!8 gan is choosing candidates strongir protest any effort by extreme fo.· Uk job. Manion, h • ..ed on their cooservativ~ Republican leaders ro prevent wbose father was a founding ideology instead of their legal F'rance, Soviet Union agree another vote on the con mern~ r;! the John Birch qualifications. troversial judicial nomination Soci~,y, has testified be did not After a dramatic to 2nd joint'space flight ol Daniel Manion, Sen. Paul know the poIici... ol the ex parliamentary gamble, Senate Simon, D·DI., said Wednesday. Irelnist organization. Democrats lost a prime op MOSCOW (UPI) - Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and In rema..rts prepared for Preside!lt Reagan, in an portunit}o to defeat Manion French President Francois Mitterraod held a third round of ~elivery before the Chicago interview Wednesday, told the outrightby a single vote. talks Wednesday, agreeing to a second joint rnaooed dll8ce flight Coundl of Lawyers and New York Daily News that iii two yean aod talks on International terrorism, a Soviet released in Washington, Simon " the attack against Manion is However, the 48-46 .vote led spokesman lIIIid. Miltel'l'aod in a rare television addtess to the called on the Senate to "render unfounded" aod " based 00 a It, a par"amentary deadlock Soviet people b)' a visiting fcrelgn leadel' said that although a full, free and clear decision" nU IllQp. r of atright when Senate Democratic France ill ~ to "strengtben ita armed r... .., es" it a!.lo wishes on the nomination, which has falseboods. " leader Robert Byrd ol West the militarY forces ol the East and West "bt, t'eC1aced to the been in limbo since an initial " I will never send a name up Vu-ginia moved to reconsider JowesUevel. " v<;le oCapproval.· 'ne 26. there tJl8t I.do not bell",,'''' Is the vote, which put the fuHy "unliCied for the nomination olf until after the Aftershocks stall ..rthquake cle.,r..up efforts. " We need to clear the taint of p; , a Chilean-born resident of Bartles & Jaymes $1.25 Washingtoo, D.C., was carried out; or the Chilean Human Rights Commission siler hts funeral. Amaretto Stone Sour $1.25 i 0 I ""Ilo~~~, " Foo>cl Urry Ooot Av_. I MU•• ALI ~ Bomb explodes In Perl. police office; kills 1 Thurs. Fri. ~.4 Sat. S 'ecials Il nUIVALU I PARIS (UI"i) - A 22-Jlouod bomb i': ppelI . ~ police offices overlooking the Seine River Wecmes.1a~ltilhng an olficer I Saf8&Lock I I ~ Deportment I w~ more tban 20 pe\e and sell ; rubble and gtasS raining down on p&l'".err,D),. The powen'ul wrecked the II for all YO'U' r olfices ol the Bnga~ de Repression de Baoditisme 00 the !·······y···I····M····E······· I Secur!iy I H..... waterfl'Ollt Quai de Ge.vres when it e." plodOO on the fourth floor. I fuily Equi ..,.... I l'he unit worb 00 c:riJniosll C8SeI IUId is not involved with I I Shop r terToriEto. : to get th'l latest ,I t i Watches : I Isreal denies It obtained Illegal U.S. secrets ! and I I JERUSALEM (UP!) - Defense Minister Yi!zhak Rabin I I stroogly !lenIed Wednesday that Israel tried to i. itiog renditior. or prosper. honorariums for speaken and Samaritan House in ('ar Bizet's "L . ~lflSienne Suib," The Good Samaritan House. In addition lo spe<'.cbes by three meals for particirnh!. bor..:lole. Featured peI.'f~"'mers Wl're 608 E . College St.. is a(('tliated some top community Student members 0 the The "Summer POPS Con· bass Ricbard Best, S<:l;ool .:>{ with the Interchurcb Council of development scholars. the society can attend for $60. but ceri," was conducted by Music faCllJty member an<'. Carbondale. conference will include Dani.,1 Mellado. assistant veteran of the Metropnht:.n Elsi., Speck, director of the worksbop.s. seminars and other students must pay $75. roff;ssor of music. and opera. and J.iaebel Mel!ado. an Good Sa.'D;U;.tan House. said presentations of papers on Tbroo.lgbout the conference. r,eaiured popular class' ..I. The lI·yeaN lld violioist. since April 1~!!5 . it bas been topics related lo development. Bhattacbaryya said. music. e"ent was held Tuesday at the Raebel Mellado. who ;s offering Ie.T.p<>raI'y shelter snd Topics lo be discussed at the arts and crafis representl.ilive Carbondale Community High MeJlado'o da ....~ter. playeti vario'.Js kinds of financial aid. worksbops antI seminars in· of Southern Illinois will be School. 3010 violin fo. the last S=k said it now shelters clude the rol' -: health and the featured. '!be concert Vias sponsored movement of Felix Men· •.bout 17 people and offen a arts in commWlity develop To register for the con· by the ScbooI of Muic. de!ssoIm's "Violin Cooce:1.o.·' food bank three mornings " ment. waste management and f.-.eoce. contact the Com· M"lIado said r:nenm.= of the Young MeJV.do. woo will be week. resrurce recovery. improving munHy DevelG!>ment University Orchestra had the att~ntiiu, Linculn Central "We get about 15 to 20 tbe public image of l\ com· Department. Registra!ion is kiea fnr the CIlitCf'..rt. Junior High ScbooI, said she families a week at the f~'iUa te open until the first day of the "A cuul'ie of students lold ha3 bee.'t playing viotio since bank," Speck said. "I lbioA development and the role of conf~ . me they really wanted lo play &bewuf...... there·s a real need. " economic developr4ent in CuS systeC1 and ~,..er upkeep ~ off-eampus student housing. Threat to democracy costly BUT '!HERE ARE. BOUJIoD 1<. be other issues .. Heeting By Merttn Harry students tbat will never reach t1Je City Council, simply be<'.ause uIWstudenl tradiction. Linking Marxist the city affairs commissioner woo'! bear or tbPm - ..ruess you ide<.llesy with the tlbsence of tell b;m. He's 00 campus in the USO offices on the tb:rd fioor of THE JULY 3 freint page DE U.S. supp.1rI is nothing but an the S:.:dent Center., your very own city ombudsperson. article pertainirIII, to Conb-a aid Viewpoint attempt tf.l ratiooalize history Many "tudents are Carbondale res',dents, if onlv for a short revealed beyoocf a . doubt the (rono p rigid, liberal pef. time. AD-J the city affairs commissior.er is their oril:y real voice ignorance of some who so specti,.;. . incitygovemmenl . authoritatively assert their tOO Reagan administratioo bas Good luck, Mr. Greer. As your precursor, Mr Madlener, can made the Sandinisla ',; ...;antist tell VOII, the city affairs ~-ommissiooer bas the busy, tou(!h and ;:..~~~ . th~bJ:;J: ieanings a " self-fulfilling sa~I;L~ ~~RKa~I£dl~ · sometimes thankless job or being the U~;o's spokesperson at City deserves scrutiny. propheSy" by forcil\g them to Nicaragua are comparable to Council IJIe!!tidgs. It is an important job that few wool{l be willing Seek aid Crom the Soviet bloc. those taken by the S>lviet to tackle. David Christensen repor He cO'lveniently iRnored Unioo to install a Marxist tedlv claimed IMt there is no recent hi ~ tory . Tbe government in Afgbanisl2n. proOf that the Sandinisla Nicaragu..o people fought for How, be did not elaborate. TlLs government poses a Marxist liberation from the Somoza illusion is easily refuted. TIlt, · L~tters · , threat tbat·might justify U.S. . regime and rallied behind the Soviet Union occupies intervention. ApparenUy we only v iable movement A,fgbanistall and is fighting should do nothing until an presented them - the San- against tbose seeking Facts have been skewed ael"al threat is IlO6ed - dinistas. In 1979, wbP.n the liberation. In Nicaragua, the something tbat probably would Sandinistas assumed pawer United States is supporting Itba.. been said that SIU-e is Mexicc's leading daily ,-eveal :equire a more cosUy-remedy. its five-member junta be8I!;J. rebels against a ScMet-backeil a party scbool. CooJld it be tbat that his is a heavy band in Our aid does not ..... 1 on tbls for aid. Fr-om the UI'lfdd lI_t. 1be U.S. objective Central American affaL"&. ~Iooe, though. In .J sunilar States, Nicaragua received itr~a~k~~~1 at eot:.;ext, U.S. aid to t1>, Afghan ffilllloos or dollars In loans and ds.,m~~atl~ev~~ft::'tieo':.~ ~! June 1:1 iiIld to !be st2tements A1f~~~ ~97o:,aJ.., rebels is given to support their aid. ActuaUy, more U.S . ..id orrler to promote the peaceful of "'y colleagues Dave Soviet bloc bas, tbroue:' fight f.'I' freedom and in was give'l the s.:,;Jinistas tban re:.oIu!.ion of dOllJestic cooruct. Chrlsf.ens#-.n, Bill Garner, an<: tbousands of Cubans ~ who dependence from the Soviet was ever ~ ' /en Somoza. As under Soruoza, the 0p Bi!J. Pm in _ t!!e ,,!,u1y 3 DE. did bring ml'dicine and Unioo. Given Christensen's position bas no means r>f ex Every person .mentiooeci bas Marxist teachers - built up an logic, tbe Soviet-installed PR~.smENT CARTER, pressing political 'l;>pooition skewed the follo.... ing three sets anny and an anned pouIation gov&nmentposes 00 threat to sew;itive to the argument except by force. 'i'be f.ovi~t or (acts. several tin eo the size or all the the United States and aHicula ted by Garner, Union seeks to sup.I.)l·= all(! 1) Nicaragua is ~ovenled by ~I countries com therefore the Afghan rebels delivered the goods wben eliminate OpposltJon, not a Marxist-Lemnist dic bined. My sources: La are unwQri>ty of support. Ortega sum",oned. Un accommodate it. tatorship, and by decrees (rom Ba!Ticada' Mike Wallace 00 60 fortunately for the NiC8l'8guan There is a consensus in Dani'" Ortega and eight other Minutes; lbe U.S. goverr'-=:nt. CHRISTENSEN WENT people, the Marxists quickly Congress tba t the Nicaraguan Marxist-Leninists whom I can 3) A~ I bave stated beyor.J this, bowever, and CODSoli1ated power. It should gov&nment is reprehensible. name. This bas been the case elsewbere, peace could come absurdll likened the Com Oe nw.c! tba t the independent The debate now centers on how since 1979, in spite of a PR to CEntral America this (..:I if munist influence in Nicaragu.' daily newspapef La Prens« the United States can bfo:;t window-dressing election five the Sandinistas would agree to to tbat in France and Italy. was sbut down by Somoza achieve regional stability. y,'ars later. It is still governed the stipulations of Contadora, The most blatant difference is prior to his downfall. Just Gov&nmelils that do not by a totalitarian set-up, and one rJ. which is tbat open tbat the Marxists are in power rtrently, ~ daily bas again Jl':"mit peaceful change are one of the last dec\'~J Oct. 15, elections be beld, including aU in Nicaragua and bave never been sbut down by the San- inberenUy'iolatile. . 1985 , abrogated me last opposing factions. For months held power in France or Italy. dinist:.:s. Sbu/.Iing down the vestiges of civil rights and Elliott Abrams bas been In 1982 Francois Mi tterana, a press in Ni.caragus is no less r oR THIS reason people further \in>Jtp,d freedom and working on this, but Ortega Socialist, was elected oppressive tban govemment ma.- differ. Cbristensen, expressiorl ,.110 ,..,..iigion. My refuses to talk to the ~ president, and in 198<: Bettino ce!!Sm"lbipin South Africa. Yet Garner and Perk, however, SO\lTces : David Nolan, "The positioo. My source: Ortega s Craxi became Italy's first the str-uggle for freedom is continue to argue tbat con Idoology «i the Sandinistas;" statement on NBC and other Socialist prem l ~r . Both perceived differently by ditions in Nicaragua are pef La Barricad, official paper oIi media, June 26, 1986, and G.e gov&nments denounced the Reagan's critics: in Sooth fectly acceplable. Wit.,,,,~( the FSLN; La Presna, sla tements of Abrams for Soviet invasioo of AfglJanistan Afrca the U.S. should impo.,e discussion, the evident slant ilril!ir.ally a leading daily of several mooths. and supported NATO's sanctions and support the intended by tbe article's Lailn Am~rica , reduced to The American media ilave decision to deploy U.S. opposition, but in Nicaragua author who purSued these baseball and religion for Iq been skewing 1h"OWld 011 medi um-range nuclear the lack or support for the three like-minded individuals several years tbesI, issues, but it is sad to see missles in Western Europe. A government is blamed for its unified in their oppositioo to pletely closed ; Alberto ,,~demlc professionals in a casual observation reveals oppressive nature. The the Contra aid, suffices to say Mayorga, a Nlcaraauan " community of scbolars" tbat there i.~ a stark contrast assertion tbat U.S. policy tba t tbeir incredulous J)nallsb teacl>er_ wboR wife defending a political outlook between the gov&nments of forced the NicaraflU3ns to arguments indicate the lack of ~'as sbot ~ SaDdinista Iillipers by slr:ewlngl - L\aeGID CaD France and Italy with the become Marxists belies fact. It substance beneath the Inostly to 1979; Fidel Castro, wboee neld, ,",ello. emerlllll, N'lC8I1Iguans. is amuIng bow this argument emotional denc:x:iations of frant-page Interview. in 1IpaaIP, Prolessor Garner slated that survives bistorical con· U.S. policy in Latin America. Doonesbl..!__ ry BY GARAY TRI IDEAU Editorial Policies RSO activi'ty funds .running ov1;
usa short of funds in fisca~ '8. A Tasty Greek Delicacy· ByB ...ttVelM Slaff Writer The usa aJlocsletl a I<>tal of funds ;rom fiscal l :, . . Delivered to Youl 1~,9':~ to RSOs r!Jr the 1986 Meer deductions of the Because of few funds spring and summer semesters. sp,lng and summer fee Try Carbondale's fl nest GYROS sandwick available in the Un· The USO received $272,161 in allocations, the usa bas only dergr aduate Student student fees or fiscal 1986, $18 ,912 in its Student The Greek gourmet sandwkh made of OrgsJ:llzation account f'lf which ran trom July I, 1985, I<> U.S. choice beef blended with Greek spices aUxation, Registered Student J une 30, 1986. After fee ~~~~':: !f~~viZr ~ gamlst)ed with toml:loe. aJlocations in spring 1985, the RSOs. Lyons said be expects . a sour crear.l basc!d sauce ~, rely ~~ their own resources for usa bad $60,307 left for serve...-i 0 1"1 a pit:) bread. I much ~'f their fundlng this general funding tor the 1985-86 e:t.~~o!iO: ~':!oo$8i::; fiscal v{!ar, :;aid usa school yeer. the sales of advertisements in President Phil Lyons. After ~ usa Senate vote the student directory, I<> be 'i!'he usa aUocalt:<1 $1 ,355 Feb. 19 I<> allocate $4,327 1<>.13 added I<> general funding. Tuesday to tw.:. RSOs Iota Phi RSOs, ..n Ileneral funding for Lyons said the usa win still Theta received $600 I<> attend a the fIScal year bad Iieen . be ,hort of funds during fiscal tw lhe vice president of student supplemental to what I<> attend a week-long C"OI1- affairs, said the USO received organizations need. Lyons said veotioo in Washing'Wli, D.G. 253,479 (rom swAlent activity be hopes the USO will not ',,"be groups had "'9,Uested fees for flSCa1 1937 and a $5,100 exhaust its funds before the $1.200 and $2,OOOr('SpectiveJy. carryover of unused RSO sprinjS semester. E:ntertainment Guide
G.tsby's - Tbursday, 4 "" Time Out Pub - Wed Papa's - Saturday, Mercy, the F loor. Friday and nesday, Dixie Jazz Cats, no 8:30 p.m. I<> 12:30 a.m. Sunday, Saturday, The Windows, from cover. Band plays 7 to 11 p.m. Mlchael C' 'non on classical Martin, T~.nn . Bands play 9:31\ guitar, IO !l.m. 1<>2p.m. p.m. I<> 1,:311 a.m. Covers I<> be announced: Hanger 9 - Tbursday, Oasis - Friday anu ALMOST BLUE, no cover. Tuesday, WTAO night, Pinch Penny Pub - Sunday, Friday, WVE RHINO, $1 Saturday, WCIL nigbt. Mercy, 9p.m., do cover. cover. Sat~ rday . UNCLE JON'S BAND;,$3 cover. T:- Hombres - Tbursday, Prime 'rime - Wednesday '~rnIZ Chell.. Monday, !)~go througb Saturday, Egyptl.., P .J .'s - Friday and RiVet·. jazz band. Wednesday, Combo '1'01>-40 band, from 7:30 Saturday, Ponh. rock band Mr. Lady. Bands from 9: 30 I<>mi"' ·;;:.:. No cover. from IOp.m. t03a.m: $2cover. p.m . to12:300.m.
Sunset Concerts ACROSS brings That Hope ! HormOf,"I 5 Bec:kons Tbat Hope will perform at 6 ,._9 f-emmes Today's p.m. Tburadey "" me "tepa .,. 15 DNth noUce Shryock AudivAium. 16 Gladden 17 Feature song 1'8 Suds PUzzle Tbe performance will be the 19 Dough fifth of tho. Sunset . CO'.ocert 20 Sprays (8 ! er;c;;, s!'>Onsored by .tbe cloudl Student P r oRrammtng 22 BOOtee part Puzzle answers ('wfiCil • •' 24 Unusual D i:;' _...... the ::'[UOe::Ot ' 6 Cough "oy gpo are on Page 7. Center. ~o - tune 295h... 1 Tbat Hope is a Bloomington· 32 Rows based band. Tbe quartet plays 35 Pimento DI)WH 33 Toward the UNe\"<{ Music" cha..racterized 37 Anent middle of 38 Part 01 OO to by pop ~ accen~ with 34 Dreary be" 1 GaHler 36 JUr Ot'"s iWlIlic cross-rhytlur..>. 39 hj hhhRl site '1 Ed.tar·s mark 38 Sweet wine Tbe band's first L.P., " EiI~t 40 Hiding oJ At1em.,ler 41 Entombed Dollar Hat," was reJeasedJan. 43 WasheO out .4 Tr:kJbles 42 0' _ La 1, by Karen Records. 45 Knickkr.l lCk 5 Pt'rsonage Douce'· Rain location is Student "6 Hence 6 Fk!SI.y "3 Collide .. 7 King bea let'" 7 MeaJ rUSJlmen .. 4 Glace Center Ballroom D. 48 Equivalent 8 ('" ,me "8 Actor - 49 Furnace 9 leaves Allen 53 Continent 10 ··Too bad!"· 49 BroadSide 57 Moon detty I l Animal food 50 Bugle caU, 58 Plums 12 Small: suff ver. Briefs 59 lazil y 13 Oracfe 51 Furnish guns 61 Mr, MUSial 21 Peeve 10 6~ B~lm 23 Promen:.de 52 AStan COMPUTING AFFAIRs will 63 BI.IY 25 Neor., e.g, empre6S offer " Introduction to 6" $epar8led 28 SI')w· music 53 Caa(T18 GS Finalized 29 ,.- Is Ptgs" 54 Cavalryman ProfessiooaJ Office Systems 66 Have -- 30 Israeli port 55 Pet'suaded from I I<> 3 1I. m. Friday in ~n i onol 31 Extinct 56 Image Wham BUA. Call ~1 , 67 More Of less 32 .... sndwnting GO Evergreen extenaion 260 to register. C-;rnputillg .. "fairs will also hod \he NCR Corporation in tbelr presentation " Net wor king Multi-U_ Systems Within Your Wurlriog En virooment 10:00 a .m. to IlOOII July 17 in Morris Auditorium.
!!!E GREAT CarbondaJt, PiuU(. sponsored by the Carbondale Pm Distri::t. will b._ beId from 3·.au ro 7:30 p.m . July 20 at Evergreen Pm. There will be C1IIIte8ts, gemetJ end prizes for .n eges. T'de PicnIc Buket COOte8t1W Is at • p.m . PrIus will be awarded .0!be blqeBt, prei.'iest, .nl~t food !eden end welHoaiJiDped bukets. The DIxie Jm "Cet. end !be Little ~ Ber- ~".~ will be July 27. . Porn panel asks 'watch groups' TesHontbTes _ to uproot damaging smut material After The. Concert
WASHINGTON (UPI) - r\'Vamping of faleral and state of our conclusions, or aU of CIII' The bead of a gO'7ernment laws to more riga.'ously pursue work, would be incondllSive." RO ISE CHIEFS' pornography panel ~ded porot'Sl'llphers. ' 'My common sense \'ells me Bombay & Ton.ic $1.25 Attorney General Edwin tbat there are a lOt of citlz'.nlS Meese a controversia1 report At a news conference at the coocerned about obsCPAity ," HeieWten $1.25 Wil'InE'Sday expliciUy detailing Justice Department, Henry including thouaandn ""ho -457-3308 119 N. Washington smut m America and calling Hudsoo, cbairman of t1:~ 11, believe it is "sociaJly wrong." for local "walch groups" to member Attorney General's said Hudson, an anti use it as a blueprint for rooting Comml3sion on Pornography, pornography slllte pr-...~Iu· out obscene materials. rigorously defelJded the report in Arlington, Va. as something tb!; public Official pt'f'.k'Otation of In wanted. "For IlIoae people who bave panel's 2 , ~ge report was Dismissing objections from so stradenUy asked tbat there largely cer=onial siJ:<:e its civi! liberties groups aDd be ~me government effort to sweeping recocunenda tiOriS others Lllat the commission's control obscene. materials, I and CODclusions bave been findings .u-e unscientific, believe this report gives them known f'lO' months. TIle panel's Hudson said, " If we relied on a blueprint for establishing an work, which bas already been scientific data for every one of approach against obscene cbalIen..
WASffiNGTON ( WI) - Democratic-cootroiled HOIll!e provide more relief to the 'l'be administration signaled bas a top individual tax rau, of middle class. Congress Wednesd.1y it could 39 percent and would raise Regan, asked about such a accept the emerging ouUlne of taxes on business byabout$l40 deal, indicated the White a final tax reform bill-- a 'plan billion in five years. 'l'be House was not 0IlIl06ed to more tbatkeeps the Senalt! va"sion's meaFAIre approved by the business taxes,'il they fell on low rates, but boosts some Republican-majOrity Senate selected industries. business taxes to give in· bas a top persooal rate of 'Z1 "There are some industries dividuals a better deaL percent aDd would hike cor· tbat are not terribly affeo:ted Although slDpping short of porate taxes by $100 billion in by this (the Senate) bill, and endorsing any specific five years. we would want to lake a look at Despite tile lower top rate, if something there - not ~Cbi:'of ~":i ~~ the Senate bill bas been Regan said in interviews criticized as providing too ~~~an~~;m~ released Wednesday the ad· much help to the wealthy aDd to make out prettY well uDder ministration may lJc willing to Dot enough to t.be midtUe class. this," Regan noted. "Well, if a agree to more taxes on rer.tai.n In the past two WI., the litUe more were laken from industries, such as banltlng, if oul1ines of a possible com· them, would tbat be tbat would help mold f' finaJ promise bave laken shape, damagi.ng?" tax overhaul bill. with House Ways aDd Means Howeveo-, Regan also in· Both the House and Senate Chairman Dan Rosten).owski, dicated the administration tax refO?1l1 bills w~ld curtail n-ID., and Senate Fi.'\8Dee would oppose efforts to hike numerous !as. dedudiOlll ih Cnmmitlee Chairman Bob taxes on the oil and ~ in· relvln for lower individUal and Packwood, R-Ore., noting they dustry, noting tbat With the busioe:;s la1 rales, but there may try to keep the low la1 low price of oil, "you woulci are major differences. rates from the Senat" bill, but bavetowonder ... wbatareyou The bill passed by tlll! ". ise some business taxes to doing to tbat energy industry."
Aquino demands Open To All Stud.nt. revolt lesr.\'H'8' SIX FLA GS TRIP loyally pledges SaYIn-day. July 12th MANILA, PhiIippint's (UPf) !..~...... ~ 10;OOCI.m.lnfronfof Studen t ~ 1 .... - President Coruoo Aq>Jino ~5IxFlogo, "lrr.oop . m . demanded loyalty plpdges no.OCI. I.. "' ...... tlde.t a ..11 transportatl~Oft. from the leed()l'S o! a failed Pu,choue tlde.t. at .AC OffIo., revolt Wednesday and banned all demonstrations tbat would Lituclent Cent .... M·' 12-4. "further the rebel call'Je" !If Deadline. "lcIay. July" at 4 p.m. ousted ruler Fer dinand For more 'mo .. coflJames Dcwta CIt 453·253. from 12 .... Mareoo". Tb" Foreign Ministry revoked the passporta of iormer Sen. Arturo Tolentino - who led the 36-1tour revolt that ~ at da!Nll Tuesday and 24 other MaI'C06 sup porters, the slate-run new!l agency reported. uCertain people hcve trifled too long with the dignity and stability of tile pre.;ent gov,~rnment "nd t':te new constitutiooal order," Aquino told a news conference. " Therefore, even as I am than1tfu1 fer the p.~ceful reso.",lion 0( the problPm, I am comp'~Ued by reason of national interest and unity to ~ Lo ndon Rider require a pledge of Ie-jally to the constitution ftour the leaders in tbat illegal llCt of def&aDCe. " Aquino did not specify wbat action would be laken if the 3.99.1·5.9 plotters refllAed to pledge Sus!Jest-.l ,1."",32.011 aJlegial.ce. But Jolter Array!'1 ber executive secretary, SIl10 the measures would be "ap propriate" and sedition charges were among the lip White, Gral and Black Cotton tiODl. T~ 75, Marco&' vice Also dt nim at 17.99 ro:' rra~d.~~ ret: t; electioo, proc:IaImaI bimHIf acfiii3 president Sunday. pREfERREd STock Backed Dy IifMnl buDdred sPm ~ ,,rytbing from mine Ie...... PO ~niza ti."" was fo.,aed to T ...." program became sc 2,00 (5<10 It $2.25) 7,30. 9,55 ...... ft. unify arts programming. disastees and political fune s,'ccessful it ...... ,. taken on !hr, Scared lit} 2:154:4$2159:)0 tions !.(l ternble s!.(lrms," be "')IId t;) rel!cl1. the small",' .. ,....w. ... Utt.. ~ .... POta Aboutlftt TIlE SIA HAS about 50 said. Pl.!DS are in the works to communitil!S. It was most 2,15 (5,30 0 $1.25) 7,45. "45 ...... {It, 2:1S4:4S 1.15 t:1O lea-I £q'u 11"(;11::014:)0 1.00 9;)0 member organizations located publisb these essays, com successful In the Mid-wetrganizations and SlA. Pepsi gave a donation of coupons for the even! that read 'Support UIinoisArts. be said. ·'ARTRAIN," WHICH came through Carbondale last fall, was aDOther project the SIA sponsored. Viewen we~-e estimated at 5,00C!! 1~ said, and more man ~,OOO students went through the exhibit. SlA recently held an essay contest for senior atizeDs. "Me lllor i .. ~ of Soutbern Dliuois," "08n through several Puzzle answers ... come to Papa's fora q)rA drink with snacks. a light lunch, or a refreshing dlnne~ ...all p"epared ""Ith summer In mind. Sports --~~~--!~------~~------~--~------White Sox are not leaving' Chicago ByS.... MentIt AoaIstantSportaE:l!t()( Some people hl!ve no sense of· history ~ -; ';:-eciation for tradition. '! ,teir l! tatiou with ~: .G1c-dernizatioD " threatens Comiskey Park in south Chicago, buill ill 1910 and slandiilg today as the oldest major league park stillln uSe. Besides Fenway Park in From the Bc.ston (opening d8~ ' April 4, 1912) and Wrigley Field in Press Box Chicago (opening day April 20, 1916), no parks remain fr(!om Steve Merritt the age before coc:>ine, million-do1lar contracts and cover one-b&il of any deficit player strik'!S - the days when incurred by the owners during baseball was baseball. the first year after the move. On Tuesday, th!' owfters of But that deal wasn't approved the White Sox - Jerry Rein by the Legislature (thank God sdOli and Eddie Einhorn, they still bave some common never lhe favorites of loyal Sox sense) and it can't be voted on MIke Rlcll!lrdeon (right) Gf the HorIzontal ttosi. a_pta 10 block the peN In Tueadey'. fans - conceded that they agaln until November, when ~a_ "" dlac ·a. t ..mmate Cll!lrlie Mil... ultima.. frlabM acrImmage. would move the Sox to another the dynamic duo and Big Jim city if they weren't alloweH to plan a blitz based on a smaller move to a new pari< in DuPage fmanciaJ assisiance package. County, In AddisoD to be more H~re's a rundown of t-rancona '5 sacrifice fly lifts Cubs exact, a Chica.j!o suburb estimated costs IF the sladium northwest of the l:iOlt' present In !)uPage were to be built - home. $105 million for construction, to 4-3. victory over San Francisco. Moreover, the controversial $15 million for surrounding 1andem allllOWlCed they would public works and $10 million 1;" SAN FRANC[SCO (UP[) - cona lofted a fly to left. Lynch Ollt of " .!am with a need a subslantial state $1: million f(", highway im Terry Francona's one-out MoreIlInd scored and Davis triple play to Il".... "."e 8 0-0 tie subsidy to complete the move provements in the immedIate sacrifice fty s<:ored Keith was thrown out going from in t.he fifth inmng. - and if these conditioos area. . Moreland in the top of the lOth first to second after t!>e run aI'e>1't met, the two say, they'll ReinsdOli and Einhorn ~Jso inning Wednesday 1'1 lift the scored. Chili Davis led off the L'UIing move to another city. had a plan to build south of the Chicago Cubs 1.0 a 4-3 victory Lee Smith, H , pitcbed one with a walk and advanceci !o Sox fans, doo'tsweat it-the Loop, but that l,1an also met over the San Franciso Giants and ~third innings of relief third 00 Chris Brown's single. White Sox are going nowhe!'e. with disfavor .rom Chicago in a game .thatfea\ured a triP!;! for the victory. Ray Footeaol: With Brown I'I1IIIIing 00 a 3-2 Even ~ the owners I!>lve based politicos. '!'be costs for play by the Cubs. pitcbed the 10lIl for his second pitch, MIke Aldrete 1IDed ' to th~ lNockmg of Big Jim that project would have been With one out, Moreland save. Lynch for u.. first out. Lynch 'l:bompaon, our beloved bigber. - ';35 miWoo c0n singled to center off Juan threw to third bas(!ID8D Davey goverDO!', too many people In struction and $55 million for Bc.-..nguer, 1-2, and Jody With Chicago leading 3-2, Lopes to c.atclJ DAvis off the important places are against public worl",. Davis·walked. Fl'Snk Williams Chili Davis sent the game into bag and Lopes relayed a throw it. . repiacQil Berneguer and extra innings with a lesdoff to first l>asema!l Terry Big Jim offered $42 millioo theTheoJ.",,~:::'aS~~~ ~:: walked plnch hitter Ron fC.e"J to home,r in the nlnth inoing. FrancOll8, who easily retired of slate funds to fmance the load the bases before .Fnm- The Cu,bs heI~ slarter Ed Brown. move and even offered to _sox, Page , Franco, Hall M.ADOW·R .... help.. Indlans 'I'OWN.OU••• • Ca>rraI AIr(A11 Electric) • w ...... & 0.,.. down Sox • Cloec to Campus • Mkrowllft cmCAGO (UP:) - Julio • s..Ddecb > Dtohwuhcr FraIIc!l ""'''''-it 5-for-5 and Mel yOW ...... Hall hit a ~!""" homer to W.'".... " All a.tII 'I'" pace a 14-bl1, Cleveland attack SIU', " ....t Laxary Townhoaf," Wednesday " nd help the In ami "amllca,,," flcc ..~ UnIt' dians defeat ~ CIIIall player coUasped in dr"ll, said O'Leary. He said Autom.lI.. f ~~~ . Coli Dow. 07·2795, 011..- 5 Bias smot.ed (ree- based his University of Maryiand cocaine would get to the brain . 1·\... 6 •.••••••••• O4.19A,'7' mcaine in ttoe seconds before dormi. tory room about 6:30 in about three minutes after t9.tO • .so SUZUKI • • hoff dr/ ~ • • ,~ 19U IrfHAUl T FUEGO. AIIfo. Full "..'ho • • 011. __. loti of • .lffror. 00 19, opHOIII his death, C(mtrary to earlier (\ 'm., June and died snorting, wbil'! Cree-based (,,,"-roo'). only 14 ... m',", SI : XJ. Lou" «icier. f /IMII • . 07/1 SU· reports be sllorted the drug in about two hours later. cocain.e enters U", brair. in .Il eond. "...,.1 •• 11. Co" 4574 371 or ; (16.\. 549.7'Jlott.rSpm. 7· 'cJ.16 ...... O119Ac Pl powder ("I'm, the state Smyth said ether, which is seconds. 7·' ...... 0'4JACl I7. mP.dieal "xaminer's office bf:ated with the cocaine when a A water-pipe, which is often 77 DATSUH 2101. H.-w brok". 4 · SALE ''''' Honda 7!;.O SI'Icr-Jow. rodlofor ...hom' SYS"''!t Svrwoof. ML,., ,_, I"r:,a 010. CoIl 4.53·141, reported Wednesday. iJer"on is free-basing, was not used when free-basing, was Ivw. oufro. S2JOOOIO. '519 .."., 7. forIl-4pm • .w~"u.s oh« S pm. 1>1'. Dennis Smyth, an found during an autopsy. " But found in a dumpster behind the 7· '046 ...• . ••.••.. . ' OltSAo l71 7·:6-16 ...... 01'2A,176 of n MAZDA GtC hcrtdlbodl. AM·FM. KAWASAKI ...... , . low mlleog• • II'ety it would not netessarily be University Maryland dor .. ..,,-d . JOOd condlrlotl. SI ..."'!) (1VIdr. Joob CIt~ ,...". go..-.d. S600 :=:~Ia~:~l~a:::d Cound," be said. "Tbe ether mitory where Bias coUasped. 0.."0. Coil 549· 7,7.. . (...0. 4.57·1116. redness in Bias' windpipe, evaporates Ollt·a{ the blood." 7·rr ...... 041"-"017. 7·;.... . 04.s0.A'17~ .910 9TATION WJTH AC, !il750. 'N' YAMAHA 65' Spedo!. f~ condo which indicates Bias free Smyth said Bias had 6.S Yale Caplan! the state , . .. thon 5 ••• ml ..... ,""I;"" Slt.JO!i based the drug. Congestion in milligrams per li.\.e!' of cocaine toxicologist, saia tests on the :::~o"7't!~· "..s;'~~i"7':. 010. 519·5517 ~ 457·56" :::r_ the of in his syster:t, .. concentration water pipe displayed no traces H'" Torofo CeI,co. $1700. Itn LTD. 5:00pm. mucous m=brane Bias' SHO. 197J Oodp ,01«. good bodr. 7· r : ...... 044IAc174 throat also indicated be was !hat could nol be allained of cocaine. But be said when !oob pood. If ,.ou "ke~ . $6SO. ",. YAMAHA TK5OOA. 12... "../, free-basing the drug. throogh snudillfl !be drug. cocaine is smol£rroth wo,;jd bave to ,.rnodel.d. Fertc:'ed In lot. Shody approve. IJ"'I.' por.. 1 ,hedI, I ml/. to - compvs. 54'-3053. Tbe SUPl"'rt Cor a move is cot ..,- 7·JO.I.6 ••••••. .•.•••• G-e6lA."4 simply not there. Granted, 2 lC.i;" '0 • SO. roc.. AC. corpe' • OJoving t.> anotber sbldium EAST SIDf GAlAGE. Fore/gtl ond "ked, i..~ . 457-«)1 ,. 519·59.s4. .0 , dOlM'Sfic ollfo repolr. 60.5 H. IIIlnob. 451·6195 mav be a good move finan cot CoII .. S7·76J1. 7·.,-16 .....•••• ••.•. 0.f.4.4A.17. 1ft 7 · :S~ ...... 9716Ab175 ' 1 • 55 SHAVlD LOr. ~ cially for Reinsdorf an': porch, ,hed. 01/ _ wfndowi ond Einhorn, "nd mayOe even good doon. ",,'urol Fl. AC, w-d • • • tro• • Cor the Sox. Bill if the ;upport HUFF'S RADIATOR S5700 010. 457·2401 isn't the. plan is doomed. 7· 11 ...... ~2A.'7" there, & AUTO (E"lER Ff.).HISHfD MOIlLE HC.~ES . Tr. Last summer, Comiskey 5 50" II"IVEIISITY fiVE nu"..ber 1 1r0.0I'I'" cr. 5 II fMy. Park celebrated bel' 76th 4.5 7-64()5. CflIIBONDflLE. IL 1 7..".,.,6 .••••••.••.••• 0492A.,,14 birthday, Coc whicb sbe was painted and spruced up. Sbe • RudJator & Healer 1001< grand, all gleaming white Repair , ' , 1-1_ -__110_-_ ..._--' and sparkling. At the time it eAuLomatic was said that with some money Transmission USED KUIOrA TlACTO« 1.24.50T 169 spend for infrastructure, the e Front End AllgnmenL brs. J.ftfS. CoII ..57·51 .... pari< would be !Umost as good · AtrCondiUontng 1. "'" ..... w ...... H7lAU74 as new. • Diesel Repair MISS KITTY'S usm Fvmf,..... How On.e year biter, the dynamic eBrakes =, . ~ . ~:: ~r'~ duo insists that engineers have "-- . said Comiskey was at the end I , eT une Ups , .,..,...... ffSSA"16 0000. (LlAN. FUIMTUIf. Low of her productivity. What I· Eleclr1caJ Problems prk'w. , .. £...... on . C'... . II. '''lit r~I(U. (LOSiTO gives? Did one year make that Opon CflMPaS. ftlaE ~IDES TO :i:,f.... "-- --. much difference to a atadium I 1-"...... ",7AIf" that bas been standing fl!< 16 ",MPfI~·CII"O!lIlilLE A. C'CIHDf1'lC)MIS S• • 1TU..sa. years? . CI'/TUMln_ 1I._'ru 110\'· '"5. 17._ aru· S rfS . ~S2IO . If you're l!. Sox fan, get off ,"O"E: "'-SitU 7·1 ...... ftOSA"71 your butt and voi.-.e y~ur opinion. Write your i~latocs back home ilnd tell them 00v.' you feel. Better yet, write Big Jim and tell him what you tbink, Or write tim dynamic duo and tell tt..:m that if they aren't happy with the Sox the way tho.')' are, theL find an owner who'll take ~'I1l aJong with ttl.!' grand ole' G,lDIe IJi baseball. Tbe Sox leaving CmcagoT The tboughl l.1 am-l ',Ill ap. paI1Ing as the !houII/lt of tbe CuMle!oying Wrigley Field. I. J . 1. bdr'n'I opt'I SI IOoS225 mo MAND HfW. 1 bd-m , .,.",.,. VlI'IIl.. 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• CHAIR, from Page 1 percent below the average." inc::rfo.ase Wa..Il; t': Hslap in the "n." compiled from four categori(s Inclll".ing equity. merit and Bender said that out of an face" and a pu.,Iisbm~'I1t t(lr his Sender is a member of the of study fil.,dings at fae a University-wide. across-the estimated 8-percent salary ~ctivism 1f! the illinois n i versity ' s IEA-NEA boartI salary increar.... Bender increase for FY 1987. ar.: Education Associr.tion·NEA •.' aculty Or1!a nizing Com ~=It- alt;..~ .regional and saili be received a $394 per average of roughly 5 percel,t opposition te, t/>. ~ 2-perceni mittee but is not a dues·paying " Some people 8&, ~y monlb raise in FY 191!6. $lSO would be ::;d:ninistererl to plan. !EA-NEA member. He f 3id be sbouId be getting this amount more lban FY lse? faculty on the basis of merit But Bender r~ted more is now only seeldng legal ·of money after reading the money as a reward foc above recenUy. and said be did not advice from an IEA-NEA study." Lewis aid. " But it's According to the Grievance average performance, Bender want to enumerate the reasons grie..ncer officer l\nd may not just a prediction. The study Procedure. the five-inember expl.aiDf-d - but be '~as given Jackson gave him for the have tOO IEA-NEA represent does not take intn account each JRB "exists to as&st the only 3 pa-cenl salary increase in a June 19 hisappW. faculty m'l agreement, which would be teroffers to wort on." residence zoning regulations in welfare of student tenants. involved in city affairs." Greer are.ss of the city zoned R-l. II the dty does aggressively said- GrOUD seeks homes for foreign students By L_ EIMn. _ _ said, but families can belp are afn ;iated witb tbe S10IIWrlter eue i!iteroatlonal students· University. Sollbe.rger said The Inter .,.~tional Friends transitions into a new en some families from as far Club is looking fer beIp. vironment and iltroduce them away as Salem and that small The group that tries to make to U.S. culture and traditions. towns near Springfield and intr.tnl!tional students' stay Golconda bave taken part. ~~mfort.l ble in CarbondaJ~ "Whan the students sit in a needs bost families fer t.'le domutol-y room. they never Thoae interested in the stuc\P."b:. come 1n contact with JlfOIII"8Jl1 sbould conu."t !n Inga SoIlberger. coordinaleop\e." she said. _tional Programs and of the host families program, Though mllllt host familie!!, Servie\.'S al453-5774. said she bas 10 students on a waiting list for families. Ap proximately SO families are now taking part in the program, 30 few& lban wIY 1 ~()-1.1) '1'( I (j']!()I~ ....., euroIlment peaked a few years • .. OUR SPECIALS RUN ALL"WEEK back, she said. "A.'7 M.. t of the students wbo (not just the weekend) come to SW-C from other nations are from large. close knit families. SoIIberger said, so .. soon .. the m:citement of moviJII to CarboocI2!Ie wears off. bomesIckoMa often sets in. Sbe sald many Americans doII·t reaIIu that international '4.51 .tudenta who attend U.S. tJ'" Sl.!ll('~ colIeIIeI come fNm the cream .Sl'llgrnm'sGin '''. '7.50 PAUL MASSON of tIieIr bomeIaDdI' student All 1.5,,,._ crop aDd m:llt be praftc:leat in EaIIiIII to .tucIy in the United BUSCd :!e" '4.71 stale.. BecauIe they aN! brigbt aDd :=,.:t!: ::'Pf'.nu= . BACARDi no '5.99 Sebastiani 750 '3 7 iMIIbt IDtn tha cQlture aDd __~:!!!::~ 12 ..... 65 RUM MI White ZID~ MI. • IraIBu-of 01...... aat!ons. aJ:!oJ 1l -:-.'5 \ It. 1Drtt. . . -:lin&eri er .~Id - ell IIaaIebaIIis iIIcIadIDa ... '~Come See Our Many In-Store Unadvertised Specials" pa.-.tfaJr.. aDd uiimuTIed .....adaIl2,. Me eIiIIbIe to bec
