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This is brought to you for free and open access by the 1980 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in October by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The Daily Friday, Oct. 10, 1980 will be sunny with highs in the mid 70s. Tonight will be fair and colder with lows in the low 40s. Saturday will be sunny and cooler with highs News in the upper 50s or low 60s. Eastern Illinois University I Charleston, Ill. I Vol. 66, No. 34 / 20 Pages / 2 Sections arvin addresses AB; xplains July memo
Becky Suprenant group has the best knowledge and Speaking to the Apportionment closest activity with the group which d Thursday evening, Eastern the AB has chosen to fund,'' he added. ident Daniel E. Marvin said in the "Groups have false expectations nt past, there have been several that once a budget is approved they ters which he resolved but should have responsibility," Marvin said. been handled by the AB. Any requests for money which are Marvin was present at the AB made after the budget must be ting to answer questions approved by Student Body Financial erning a memo he sent July 30 to Vice President Todd Daniels. Alt In addition, Marvin asked how new. subcommittee was then formed in programs are begun and who decides r to answer questions raised by whether a program can ask for funding in's memo. support. "I ·have no preconceived notion of In his memorandum, Marvin t I want from the committee," proposed the possibility of separating in said. the publications from· AB funding. "There was a controversy over "When a group shares respoosibilty ing of organizations and the the relationship between these two · ion was not mine to make," groups changes," Marvin said. in said. "f was involved a great "I don't know if splitting the more than I should have been,'' he Publications Board is the best way, but that is how I would do it," he added. e Vehicle, Model U.N. and the "If the AB indicates they want to el State Government were separate publications from AB then I ssed last year. When the AB was will be willing to approve that," rtioning money, they said one Marvin added. and the Student Senate said Marvin said he recognizes that the ther, Marvin added. publications are an important part of
'I was responding to the situations the institutional program· of ey arose last year," Marvin said. journalism. ere was no rational or consistent "The Daily Eastern News is a lab for rn to my actions," he added. jou·rnaltsm and I am committed to the arvin added it was not his program," Marvin said. "I want the·
lion to raise specific questions by publications to be a:s good, strong and· memo. stable as possible, "he added. arvin said any group which has a "There is no great hurry for the nt-faculty board should have the answers to my questions but I would It'll grow back sight responsibility of their like to have them before the AB starts Graduate assistant Jim Borschel gets his head shaved Wednesday to benefit get. to apportion money," he added. the Charleston Big Brothers. Thomas Hall residents donated $50 for Borschel's 'The student faculty board: of any haircut at the benefit auction. (News photo by Karen Allen) Blood drive goal niissed by Dru Sefton The American Red Cross campus blood drive missed its goal by 16 pints, Jeff Fahrenwald, drive chairman said Thursday. The drive goal had been 1,700 pints, Fahrenwald said. Total pints collected during the fo ur-day effort were 1,684. Fahrenwald said it is the first time since Eastern has had the semiann.ual blood drive that the goal has ·not been reached. The last blood drive at Eastern, which ran from March 10-13, brought Stanley Rives Donald Lauda Margaret Soderberg in 1,727 pints, 227 over the 1,500-pint goal. This time the weather played a role in the short count.· ·"Monday; Wednesday, ·and eep choice to be named sooo Thursday we broke records,'' Fahrenwald said. "It was Tuesday that elinda DeVries academic affairs. have three candidates who are as hurt us. The weather was just too nice. tern President Daniel E. Marvin Marvin said he met with Rives and interested in the position and as well People didn't want to take the time to Wednesday he will decide within Soderberg Monday and Lauda qualified as the final three he is come in and give." next two weeks which of the three Tuesday and plans to meet again considering. Fahrenwald said another reason candidates for vice president for briefly with Soderberg and the search Marvin said that although he plans there were not more donors was that mic affairs will fill the position. committee before making his final to make his decision within the next many people were turned away due to a arvin said he has narrowed the five decision. two weeks, the candidate's name will low iron count in their blood. "dates presented to him by the Marvin said he is taking his time not be announced until the Board of "We had over 64 people turned rch committee down to with making a final decision .tobe sure Governors meeting Oct. 30. away for low iron Thursday alone," Donald Lauda, Eastern dean of he is selecting the best candidate. The vice president for academic Fahrenwald said. School of Technology; Stanley "It is difficult to make this decjsion affairs position became vacant after Fahrenwald said one reason for so es, Illinois State University because the search committee gave me Thomas Bond resigned this summer to many people having a low iron count . iate provost · and dean of such good candidates to select from," become the president at Clarion State could be because "last weekend was ction and Margaret Soderberg, · Marvin said.· University, Clarion, Pa.· Homecoming, and lots of people ern assistant vice president for He noted that it is a "luxury" to (See RLOOD, -page 7) 2 Friday, Oct. 10, 1980 The Dally Eastern News Missile fire claims highest
(AP) · · __e__ wiiiiiiiiiiiiiii s__ s__ __ o__ r__ t__ s cas u a It y to 11 ever-1 ra n iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiN ,. h Carter tones-down attack on Reagan by the Associated Press attacks, reported major gains in the BAGHDAD, IRAQ-Iran claimed central sector of the front and WASHINGTON-President Carter went public with his softer, toned-down told Iraq fired missiles into two Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr Reagan on Thursda y, but independent John Anderson the attack on Ronald cities Thursday, inflicting the highest Tehran Radio, "Vfe are entering declared, "It's too. late," and insisted the president's chances of holding on to · casualty toll of any action in the war. final phase of the war." Revolutionary House are fading. the White Both sides were dispatching envoys in leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini 's rhetoric as mildttr as he began a two-day swing in Tennessee, while Carter � an effort to enlist support from other said victory was certain and Iran Reagan, in St. Louis, declared that "I am an environmentalist...I am fo r clean regime . countries. planned to replace the Iraqi air." But the Republican candidate renewed his attack on the Environmental in Iran, which claimed up to 180 killed with "an Islamic government" Protection Agency, which he said sometimes insists on "unreasonable and and 300 wounded in Iraqi missile Baghdad, many times untried standards" to clean up the air. . . . Reagan als0 turned down an invitation by a Tampa, Fla. , telev1s1on stat10n for a "joint appearance" with Carter when both men are in Florida on Fri�ay. Carter accepted the proposal, in which he and Reagan would answer quest10ns End of the week from different locations, but Reagan's spokesman said there would be no deal unless Anderson is included. Special II SIU researches a new fuel source CARBOND'ALE-The corn stalks, cobs and leaves scattered across fields during the harvest have been mentioned as a raw material for fuel alcohol, but $1 � 7 5 Pltch.er's Southern Illinois University researchers say conversipn is difficult and expensive. · . on "At this stage of the game, it's not practical, but it offers some interesting possibilities," said agriculture professor . Walter Wills, noting that fuel Friday Afternoons availability eventually may be more important than price. Wills and a team of scientists at the Carbondale campus have been studying
the conversion of corn stover to fuel alcohol for about · a year under a grant from the Illinois Institute of Natural Resources. From unsolved Heart murder cases 11 :00 a.m. to 6-:00 p.m. 11 BUFFALO, N.Y.-The mutilated body of a black man whose heart had been . r � �\ cut out was found near the Niagara River on Thursday, police said. He was the second black man slain in the same manner in two days and the Come celebrate sixth black man murdered in the area in less than a month. Edward C. Cosgrove, Erie County district attorney, said the latest body was the end of the weel
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•. Oct. t 0, t 980 Dally Eastern News Friday, 3 eele willing to fight tuition hike Tournament Patty O'Neill The BOG, which would be the first effect each subsequent year.'' debate topic ard of Governor's representative governing body to consider a tuition In addition, Senate members Teele said he and members of the increase for Eastern, will meet at announced that the Student Legal ent Senate plan to fight a rumored Eastern Oct. 30. At that time, students Service will represent an Eastern scheduled tuition increase for next year. may attend the meeting in order to student in court with a tenant-landlord by Coyle We won't know if there is going to express their concern about the tuition problem. The landlord is also an Sarah a definite tuition increase until Oct. increase to BOG Executive Director Eastern instructor. No names were '.'The United States should but we're going to be prepared to Donald Walters, Teele said. released. significantly increase its foreign it if there is one,'' Teele said. In other business, the Senate The Senate also approved student military commitments" is the topic Student Senate met Wednesday approved "Mid Term Study Day" as a appointments made by Student Body Eastern's debate team will address tin the Union addition Tuscola tenative name for the proposed fall President Bob Glover ·to the Council when it hosts the E. R. Tame Memorial la room. break. on Graduate Studies, Council on Debate Tournament Friday, Saturday ttons will be sold and literature Chairman of the Academic Affairs Academic Affairs and the Supreme and Sunday in Coleman Hall. be circulated to inform the Committee Russ Robb said a name had Court. The tournament runs from 4 to 8 ents of the tuition increase, Teele to be given to the proposal in order for Graduate Assistant Nancy Holt was p.m. Friday and 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on it to be voted on and a day had to be approved to the Council on Graduate Saturday. Sunday the tournament will e money raised from the selling of specified to avoid any problems with Studies, junior Russ Robb to the run from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday, buttons will be used "hopefully" to civil service workers' schedule. Council on Academic Affairs, and David Sval di, director of forensics, a bus of Eastern students to The fall break proposal states that junior Steve Scholes as a Justice on the said. · gfield to lobby against the Friday, Oct. 9, 1981 would be the first Supreme Court. The debate, sponsored by the Debate ease, he said. Mid Term Study Day and would be in Union and Eastern's speech department, will include approximately 40 debate teams from ira-cle allows student to su·rvive 15 schools representing seven states, . Svaldi said. P Schneider the car," Arney said. His friends' fears eggy The teams will debate in eight hman Larry Arney is walking, were unfounded. . rounds with a "sudden death play · g and even attending school Arney said he was taken to off, "between the teams with the best Effingham's St. Anthony's Hospital, records, Svaldi said. The winners of a 19-year-old from then transferred a few hours later to that round will debate in the suffered cerebral in u es Burnham City Hospital in Champaign. ngham, J n eliminating rounds, he said. a car-train collision near his home The doctors said the fact that he was Eastern's debate team, which is year. ·young helped in his recovery, Arney called, "After Dr. Tame," and the e was in a coma for two months recalls. weekend tournament are named in · the accident and after regaining However, when he came out of the honor of the late director of fo rensics iousness he underwent months of coma he was unable to walk or talk. He at Eastern, E. R. Tame. Tame died of ical and speech therapy to learn to was transferred to Mercy Hospital for cancer in February, 1979. While at and speak again. rehabilitation. Eastern he taught speech classes for 14 's struggle to recover during the ''The speech therapists had me do years and led debate teams to the year has earned him the things like repeating the alphabet. In national tournament for seven straight habilitant of the year" award therapy, I had to walk, climb physical years this area. He is also eligible for a steps, and lift weights with my legs," · ar honor from the state. Arney said. The "Rehabilitant of the Year" He said he received great support dis iss�ed annually by the Illinois from his family of five siblings and iation of Rehabilitation Facilities from his friends, who often travelled to recognition of an individual's train coming, and I thought I could Champaign for a week or more to visit and determination to beat it across the tra cks. I didn't see him. His father, who is assistant obstacles d ring the the passenger train coming on my superintendent of schools in 6 a.m. 10 p.m. rcome u 250 Lincoln - bilitation process. right,'' Arney said. Effingham, took a leave of absence to Tues.-Sun. Arney's name was submitted by the Arney said the passenger train stay in Champaign near his son. His bilitation staff of the East Central collided with his Ford station wagon, mother alfo spent the four months near abilitation Center of Champaign's spun it around, and shoved it along the him. Free Slice of cy Hospital, where Arney went tracks into the path of the oncoming Arney was released Oct. 12, 1979, r-Frld;y:I --�---1 (')1 ugh rehabilitation. freight train. The car's passenger side after four months in hospitals. Strawberry Bread "bg Amey spe(!ks casually of his took the force of both impacts, he said. He came home in a wheelchair and 0 · ent, which occurred at 6:30 p.m. Arney, who was the only person in soon graduated to a cane, he said. With coupon and ;:, e 11, 1979, - at the Clark Street the car, was pinned inside. Arney had his cane engraved with purchase Coupon oad crossing about a block from "Rumors were spreading amon� my the letters ICRR (Illinois Central I good today- I home in Effingham. friends immediately after the accident Railroad) to commemorate the I Oct.10 I______'I pulled to the crossing gate and that the police and rescue squads had accident. L .J ed to my left. 1 saw the freight to amputate my legs to get me out of ' This weekend at Ted s
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another manner but did not specify cut in the size of the legislature because of teachers' local 3500 faculty unions (teachers) voices will be heard in the· what he would propose. he said minorities will get less in the Board of Regents system passed legislature.'' Miller said he supports returning to representation and it will cut out the a proposal to merge with schools- under Joe Carey, pr9fess9r of elementary biennial legislative sessions (every two "independent thinkers." the Board of Governor's by an and junior high school education, said years). He said legislators "would find "If we do this," Woodyard said, overwhelming majority last Friday. the UPI would provide a much needed out more of what is on their ''you as an individual will not have Union members at Eastern voted 73 "broader base" for both the AFT and constituent's minds if they spent more one-third less representation but one- percent in favor of the merger, Carol the BOR. time with them and less time with the half less. You will have only one Elder, president of Eastern's AFT Richard Dulka, legislative director bureaucracy.'' senator and one representative to call chapter, said. of the AFT local 3500, said the merger Stuffle said "the popular and on if you have problems.'' Political sCience instructor Andrew would give the union additional simple-minded position" is to support The format allowed each candidate McNitt said the merger would strength to lobby in Springfield. the proposed amendment. three minutes to respond to questions "increase lobbying activity and "I fully supported this merge," he political representation" in the state added. legislature. McNitt said he did not
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EIU Rugby Club has Ir SJ.yk Have an Old Style Party, call Joe at Next 348-0722. Week This Could be you �-··����������������������������&- Friday, O ct. 10, 1980 Dally EasternNews 1 ood service workers Blood _____fr om page 1 probably drank_ too· much and didn't the Health, Physical Education and eat right.'' Recreation department, was ssured job security Fahrenwald said although the drive instrumental to- the drive, Fahrenwald goal was not met, the pints being said. Deann Leatherwood Bassett said PFM will be making donated in the name of Kelly Young, a "Without him, conducting the drive Student employees of the University changes in the Panther Lair over a five 17-year-old boy from Flora who· died would ·have been close to impossible,'' nion food services will not be day period. last month, far exceeded what was Fahrenwald said. eatened of losing their current jobs The changes are being made in order needed. Students Pam Richards and Jana pite the change in management of to offer students faster service and to "We had a total of 250 pin ts Schrag, who were in charge of operation, Gary Bassett, Union improve the selection of food. donated to the St. Louis Children's scheduling volunteers and overseeing services director, said recently. Currently, the serving line has been Hospital in Young's name," the donor room, should also be Professional Food Management moved to the north end of the Lair. Fahrenwald said. ''And over 160 of commended, Fahrenwald said. urned operation of the Union food . The Lair will be rearranged and those were donated on Thursday. "We had more student volunteers ·ces after being approved by the grilled food will be prepared and kept Fahrenwald said more blood was this year than· ever before," nion Board and Eastern President hot on the serving line, eliminating the given Thursday than any day ever, with Fahrenwald said, "and they all busted 'el E. Marvin Sept. 19. previous system of calling numbers, 521 pints being donated. their tails working . Some put in extra "They (PFM) aren't here to change Union Area Head Bill Clark said. "But as busy as we were on hours and were here sometimes all day. employees. It's not a firing type Instead of one cashier at the end of Thursday, I don't think one donor "We came so close to our goal," e-over," Bassett said. the line there will be two -or three, he spent more than an hour going through Fahrenwald said. "Hopefully we'll PFM began renovations on the added. the process of donating,'' Fahrenwald make it next time." . ther Lair Tuesday, closing down A larger area will be utilized for the said. "The nurses and workers were all The next Red Cross blood drive old serving line and setting up a food service line, helping it to move very efficient.'' scheduled for Eastern is March -9- 12. Jllporary one while making more efficiently. A salad bar will be in Drive adviser Walter Lowell, dean of justments to the old line. the middle of the service area. The soft Employee changes caused by the drinks will be at the end of the line, ovation will include less grill work rather than the middle, which is faster different working areas, Bassett for those buying just a drink, Clark "d. said. The scheduling, pay rate and ber of employees is not expected to ge, he added. PFM has been working with and und the current. workers, which ps communication between the new agement good, Linda Ruzevick, dent supervisor, said. "Everything is the same as usual,'' evick said: "They (PFM) have Lair Affair n keeping in touch with us.'' Under the PFM, student employees · be evaluated, on the basis of their rk habits and job skills. Monday, e employees were required to mplete a job application to provide The Panther Lair will be serving from a will background information; sett said. Bassett said these evaluations are not temporary service line wh_ile changes are being as employees have always been put a three-month evaluation. The goal of PFM is to serve students made with the old service line. re efficiently, Ruzevick said. "I · k it will be a· lot more organized · h professional manage ment. We're - Breakfast Menu king forward to having the new agement." · •Cereal and milk tudents •Fresh fruit onor China • Variety of donuts & sweet rolls Lori Waddell ··scrambled eggs, bacon, biscuits Eastern's Chinese Student ociation will be celebrating the ounding date of the Republic of China m 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Lunch-Menu turday in the Oki Union Ballroom. The "Double Tenth Celebration" is ing sponsored by 35 of Eastern's •Jumbo burgers ·nese students and will consist of ·nese jewelry, arts, ancient costumes •Quarter-pound hot dogs d various handcrafts, Zoe Chang, ·nese student association president, "d. •Varietyof cold wrapped sandwiches The students are also sponsoring a 'nese movie we ekend. Movies will aired from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. • Bratwu rst "day and Saturday in Booth Library ture Room. There is no admission . Also: arge to the movies, she said. The movies will range from Salad bar greens & fixings and ntemporary romance movies to ysterious films, including Kung Fu assorted be.verages: ms. All films will · have English ubtitles, she said, Students have been working together MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. · ce the beginning of the semester to UNIVERSITY UNION rganize the celebration and gather arious Chinese scroll brush paintings, cient costumes and handcrafts, hang said. > ,. t , ... Friday, Oct. 10, 1980 8 ietnam Vete·rans Bill 4 O'Clock Club willin crease benefits by Tim Schmidt GI Bill. this afternoon and every Students who are currently attending Brooks added there is a new GI Bill Eastern under the Vietnam Era GI Bill proposed by Sen. Strom Thurmond, R can look for a 10 percent increase in S.C., which is similar to the current GI Friday afternoon. their monthly benefits, Herb Brooks, Bill. Eastern's direc�or of Veteran Affairs, The bill would increase educational' * said Wednesday. ·benefits to provide $400 a month to the . Rep. Ray Roberts, D-Tex., veteran for schooling, for a maximum chairman of the House Committee on of 36 months. ' 16oz. Busch Veterans' Affairs, announced in a At this time a single veteran receives press release Sept.26 that half of the $311 a month for 45 months. increase took. effect Oct. 1, 1980, and Thurmond' s bill would also allow for only soc ,the other half Jan. 1, 1981. for the transfer of the benefits to a Brooks said he has received no spouse or child after eight years in the official word of the increase but he is service. sure it will come. Brooks said the new bill has come Bar Drinks The legislation calls for major about because persons have no improvements in the V A's Vocational incentive to join the armed services. Rehabilitation Program. Planned "The peace-time volunteer army has Only soc impr9vements include increased job been a bust. There's no incentive," he counseling and placement procedures. said. Brooks said the 10 percent increase "There are two alternatives we could Fridays from in monthly benefits will affect only take to recruit more people. First, those veteran's attending school under increase the incentive to young people 4:00 to 7:00 the Vietnam Era GI Bill. It will not to join the military , or sec.and, the affect those attending school under the draft." Veterans _Educational Assistance Thurmond's bill would offer that Start the we�kend offthe right way: Program, which covers all the veterans incentive, Brooks said. signing the service contract after 1976. Brooks also said many veterans are Come check out Currently a veteran attending school-· unaware that the Illinois Veterans under the Vietnam Era GI Bill receives Sdfolarship is available to them . . · the new $31 i a month. With the 10 percent To receive the scholarship, a veteran increase the veteran will receive $342 a must be a resident of Illinois when he month. or she enlists in the service, complete Veterans attending school under the his term, have an honorable discharge Veterans Educational Assistance and return to Illinois. Program receive $2 for every $1 they "They are entitled to the equi.valant save-up to $75 a month in the of four years of college tuition and service-for educational purposes, he activity fees," Brooks said. said. ·However, this scholarship only 506 Monroe Brooks said there are about 400 applies to those veterans who attend veterans attending Eastern under the state schools and junior colleges. The Society for Advancem:nent REWARD 1WAtlTYOU! $2,000 For any information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person Q driving the vehicle which struck Eva Han�li� the night of Oct. 4th (Homecoming night) . The hit-and-run occurred at approximately 12:30 a.m. Sunday morning. The vehicle was described as a 1971-74 Oldsmobile Delta 88 or 98, yellow or gold in color_. The hit and-rup. occ;urred on 9th Street between Cleveland Ave. and Arthur Ave. · - TO BE A If you · have any information concerning this matter please contact the MILLIONAIRE . Find out why government agenciesare acrambllngto In local police or Steve Zohimsky, Private troduce new lawa and provide mllllonaof dollara of new funda to help the new entrepreneur atart their own bualneaaea and why they're willing to give you help Investigator. Phone (3 12) 745-1 111 or along the way. write to: THEA AM campusE seriesRIC onAN how toEN startTRE your ownP RENEURbusiness Investigative Research Hear and meet Joe Sugarman-the man named Direct Marketing Man of the Year-and how he built his multi· 1921 N. Harlem Ave. million dollar business from his basement! Chicago, IL 60635 ���r.fY �86i.M1�� HALL 7 PM $3.00 · (Eva is your fel/o w student, so please help if you For membership call 581-6119 can.) or sign up in Union Lobby FREE Admission for members News Fri day, Oct. t 0, t 980 the Dally Eastern 9 Field hockey team will try new set up in Iowa by Steve Binder defense and facilitate the transition Wednesday's practice, Temple had from the Northeast Missouri and JV Eastern's field - hockey team will from defense to offense. already noticed improvement. games," Temple said. switch to a 4-forward, 4-link alignment However, in those five games the "We were a Jot stronger offensively "I'm anticipating a two-point spread to try and stop a six-game losing streak Panthers have scored just twice and and we were getting a lot Of shots off for us against Northeast Missouri. this weekend when it travels to the Temple said · she felt a change with the extra forward," Temple said. They will be easier than Northwestern. University of Iowa for three games. offensively was required. · Temple said her squad will use the Iowa's JV team is comparable to a The Panthers will square off with "Our offense definitely needs to contests. against NEMO · and Iowa's Division II team. They have some Northeast Missouri and Iowa F.riday remember how fo score," Temple said. junior varsity as tune-ups for Eastern's fairly weak positions that I think we'll and then play Northwestern Saturday. Consequently, Temple has changed · match against a ''very tough and very capitalize on," Temple said. Five games ago, Eastern coach Betty to the 4-forward, 4-link set up the fast" Northwestern squad. Northwestern recently blanked Temple had her squad switch from a 4- Panthers have used the past two · "I'm looking for a little confidence Purdue University 3-0. The Panthers forward, 2-link setup to a 3-forward, seasons. building and . hopefully we'll get that lost to Purdue 1-0 Tuesday. 3-link alignment to strengthen the After installing the old alignment in Harriers take youngsters to Missouri meet Dan Brannan Northeast Missouri State and Lincoln potential, Woodall said. Saturday. Eastern's men's cross country team University. "It will be a good challenge to see if The four runners are Dave Carlson, · take some of its younger runners to "Northeast has a relatively young we can knock off a couple of good John Gassman, Keith Meyerholtz and face eight predominantly Missouri squad," Woodall said. "Lincoln has a teams at this meet," Woodall said. Bili Owens. colleges at the Miner Invitational in . four-minute miler in track named However, the Panthers will have to Eastern's team was ranked fifth in Rolla, Mo. Saturday. Lamb." do so without one of their top runners, the latest Division II rankings, Eastern coach Tom Woodall said the Woodall also said Lincoln's new Bob Feller. Feller will miss the rest of Woodall said. on he is taking some of his younger coach this year is one of his former the season with a stress fracture. Ahead of the Panthers were ers is to give the other runners a runners at Eastern. Woodall said four other Eastern California-Poly SLO, Sacramento k off from competing. The Missouri meet should really let runners will be going to Parkland State, Humboldt State and Pembroke "Some of our fellows who have been some of the young runners show their Junior College for an invitational meet State. mpeting week after week will not pete this week, but train instead," oodall said. The runners that will go to the meet Let me help you Bob's Package Liquors Bob B.eine, Mike Beresford, Terry nahue, Dave Huston, Joel with your 509 Van Buren cKinney, Jim Scruton, Scott Phone: 345-4636 weekend party Hours : Mon-Thurs 9- 1 2, ' gsdill and Jeff Wagner, Woodall d. , Fri & Sat 9-1 , Sun 12-7 Woodall also said the competition in supplies · meet will not be nearly as strong as last week's Notre Dame Invitational. Stroh's Trigo Lt. Central Missouri State is the favorite Semkov · Rum the meet, Woodall said. 12 pk. cans "Central Missouri finished seventh liter Reg. $4.92 750 ml. last year's NCAA Division II _ Reg. $4.83 SALE $4.38 Reg. $4.89 s," Woodall said. "They also ve a runner who was an All SALE $3.99 SALE $4.08 erican in both cross-country and rdials k last year. ' ' Seagrams Bois Co 7 Miller & Woodall said two other teams that Crown Flavored Brandy uld be tough in the meet are 6 pk. cans liter ,Fifths ickets on sale · Reg. $2.46 Reg. $8.17 Reg. $5.04 Tickets for Eastern's Oct. 18 SALE $2.24 tball game at Western Illinois SALE $7.73 SALE $3.79 Diversity are now on sale, Assistant letic Director Ron Paap said. The reserved seats, which cost $4 for dents and $6 for adults, can be chased from 9 a.m to 4 p.m. daily the Lantz Ticket Office,Pa ap said. Tau will be .1n- terviewing men to help_ form a new men's fraternity. These men will be creating a new Your War & Fantasy fraternity from the · ground up! Stop by .the AME Headquarters Student Activities Office - .2nd floor of . th� *Models (land, air, sea) *Road Race Acc. University Union. '\".·�:ii * Trains Acc.- & * Balsa Wo od and Tools * Stamp and Coin Supplies You'll find we have the latest and best available su lies! D&D HOBBIES 21 9 6th St., P.O. Box 310 Charleston, IL 61920 • • • Phone: 217-348-0664 HOURS: Daily, 3-6; Sat. 11-5 the new men's fraternity · T ...... ,... Oct. 0, 980 10 Friday, 1 1 The DallyEastern News Com plete MCC standings Classified ads Mid-Continent Conference Northeast Missouri 17, Western standings Illinois 14 All games W--L--T--PS--OP Services Offered Northern Michigan 5 0 O 114 35 This Saturday's games Wanted For Rent Eastern 3 2 0 141 93 Western Illinois at Northern Iowa Personalized Stationery, Needs female college Northern Iowa 2 2 O 104 72 Rent a mini storage as low as Report Binding, Tickets, roommate to share apartment. Western Illinois 2 2 0 87 100 Wisconsin-Whitewater at Central $1 5 per month. Size starting al Flyers . Copy-X 207 Lincoln. Phone 345-6544. 4x1 2 and larger. Ideal for Youngstown 0 3 1 13 79 State 345-6313. 17 Looking for a female sub winter storage of motorcycles 0 345· Conference standings Eastern at Central State (Ohio) -======::::...:.1 leaser for spring semester. and furniture. Phone Help Wanted $1 00 a month. Call Becky 7746. West Rte. 16. W--L--T Youngstown at West_ern Kentucky 345-3819. Northern Michigan 2 0 0 Address and stuff envelopes ���������� 21 Students: Nice 3 bedroom . stove Eastern 0 0 0 at home. $800 per month Looking for ride to "Yes" house with and . possible. Any age or location. concert, U of I. 581 -3392. refrigerator. 345-6850. Western Illinois O 0 0 �10 r meeting See ad underAnnouncements. Northern Iowa Spike a O 1 0 Triple "S". Need male to sublease Need 1 girl to sub-let Fn Youngstown 0 1 0 Tryouts for Eastern's mens' apartment. $1 00 month. Start spacious house on 6th St. place, large kitchen, $ 100 a volleyball club will be held at 7 p.m. OVERSEAS Jan. 1. Call Erik - 345-2706. Last week's results Summer/year ro und. Europe, 14 month. 345-6402. Sunday at McAfee Gyin, Club Northern Michigan 20, Northern S.Amer., Australia, Asia. All Need Female to sublease said. Apt. Start Jan 1 . $1 00 month. Need male to sublease apt. Iowa 16 President Mark Foellmer Fields $500-$1 200 monthly. Those unable to attend may contact Expenses paid. Sightseeing. Call Tina - 348-8624. from Nov. 1st to May. Rent Eastern Illinois 31, Illinois State 14 105/month. Call 345-4907 Foellmer at 345-95 17. Free Info. Write: IJC Box 52- 14 Youngstown 0, Akron 0 IL3 Corona Del Mar, CA Ride needed to Central State after 5:00. 92625. . 11/5 Ohio for Saturday's game. Call . Now leasing for spring Ad agency looking for 348-0324. �- semester - McArthur Manor 2 student cartoonists. Send 10 bedrom apartment. Phone name and phone no. for Need a male subleaser for 345-6544. interview to: l.D.E.A. Box 345 spring semester. Regency Apartments. Call 348-1 7 30. Charleston, IL 61 920. 17 GOOD 17 U-STORE Waitresses wanted to dance mini-storage Needed: Female roommate! CO. We rent CHARLESTON AUTO and wait tables in bikinis. Great J Own room. 1 Block from roms, ARTRAN Trucks and pay plus tips. Call 234-8325 · campus. $87.50/mo. Call trailers, all kinds packing REBUILDERS between 7 - 1 O p.m. the LUCK 348-0679 (H.Ph.) Bel Aire cartons and equipmfmt for S. Rt. Lanes 345-6630; or on do-it-yourself mover. 348·0088 E.L. Krackers now accepting weekend - 348-0870. Cindy. 130 across from Sister City applications for lunch 14 Park entrance. Phone •FREE• ESTIMATES PANTHERS! . waitresses. Hrs. 11-3 daily. 345·3535. Wanted: One male to Charleston, Apply in person . 234-2833. 10 sublease apartment for spring Mattoon SUPERVISOR/MEDICAL semester. $100/month. Call RECORD SERVICES. ART: 345-9249. Want girl to sublease. 17 prev. exp. managerial exp. and October rent's paid. $96 345- work with physicians. Audit For Rent month. 2204 9th St. Call background with good 5091 . Top Quality Work at Prices You Can Afford communications ·skills. SARAH BUSH LINCOLN HEALTH Rooms for boys in students Four room (two Expert Refin • ishing , • Fast, friendly service CENTER Post Office Box 372 house. Double $75, private furnished apartment Mattoon, Illinois 61 938. rooms, $1 50. Call 345-71 71 , upperclass females. Pay 345-2384. • Complete body&Collision repair RESUME TO : Judi Cox, A.R.T. or 348-8269. of utilities. Director of Medical Record �-00 ' Services. 13 Sublease apt. Start Nov. 1 or Regency Apartments 3rd & Washington sptj Need person to mend family Jan. 1. $75.00 a month. Call renting apts. for . a.m. - 345-9105. clothing. Will deliver & pickup. Steve. 345-9404. semester. Call Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m - 5:30 p.m. Sat. 8 noon �-1V 348-1 292. 10 Official Notices are paid tor through the Office of University Relations. Official Notices Questions concerning notices should be directed to that Office. Campus Interviews October 24 - Ace Hardware, Suburban area: Buzzard Ed. Bldg., Teaching Certificates Obtain materials and instructions October 14 :_ K-Mart Corp.; K-Mart Shelbyville Room University Union, Room 21 4. Southern Suburban area: All students graduating this fall in presenting a valid l.D. card in Apparel Corp. 8:00 a.m. Buzzard Ed. Bldg., Room 216. any teacher preparation program and Registration Operations Room ( October 15 - Payless Cashway; basement McAfee) at or after October 27 - State Farm Ins. Co. , Pre-Registration Assistance Center wishing to obtain an Illinois Teaching scheduled time: Hyster; Osco Drugs; Navy. Shelbyville Room University Union, Certificate must apply for "Cards of Students assigned to the October 21 - Electronic Data 7:30 p.m. ." Students may pick up Assistance Center must make an Entitlement Systems; Danners; Caterpillarn October 29 - Marathon Oil Co. , necessary application forms in appointment to pre-register for the the A·B - 8:30 a.m., Mon., Oct. 13 Tractor Co. ; Spurgeon's; Natural Gas Sullivan Room University Union, 7:00 1 00 of the Buzzard Education Spring Semester, The appointment Room C-E - 12:00 noon, Mon., Oct. 1 Pipeline; United Information Systems . p.m. ase note that the deadline Oct. 14 must be made in person. Phone ca/ls Building. Ple F·l - 8:30 a.m., Tues., Groups; Ill. Oept. of Revenue; Oct. 1 James Knott, Director for appointment dates will not be for applying is October 10. Individuals J-L - 1 2:00 noon, Tues. , Heinold-Banwart Marine Corps. & : Career Planning Placement Center accepted. completing programs in Administration M-0 - 8:30 a.m., Wed., Oct. 1 October 22 McGladrey, and Supervision, Guidance and P-R - 1 2:00 noon, Wed., Oct. 1 & Appointments are now being made Hendrickson Co. ; Marine Corps; NTE Registration Deadline Counseling, School Psychology or Oct. 1 in the Assistance Center, Room 201 , S-T - 8:30 a.m., Thurs. , Missouri-Pacific Railroad; Thrall Car The National Teacher Examination Pathology should submit Student Services Building. The Speech U-Z - 1 2:00 noon, Thurs., Oct. Manuf. Co. (NTE) will be given November 8, ations through their respective 3:30 Center is open daily from 0800 until applic Closing Time - p.m. October 23 - WoolCo; Susie's 1980. Late registration closes on ents. These departments will 1630. departm Casual. October 15, 1980. This is also the approve the applications and forward Students may report after Advisees of the Assistance Center scheduled time but not before. October 24 - Murphy, Jenne, Jones certifying exam in Speech Pathology. them to my office. should NOT pick up their pre & Co. : Ace Hardware. Lana Hofer 27 registration materials prior to arrival at announcement does NOT October Horace Mann Coordinator of Testing This Materials will be available the Center. Companies; Illinois Power. apply to graduate students returning regular office hours in the Calvin B. Campbell October 28 - Marathon Oil; Chicago to take minimum course work for Room beginning Friday, Oc Academic Load Director, Academic Assistance & Northwestern Trans. Co. ; State meeting certification requirements. and ending Friday, November When enrolling or Farm Ins. Co. pre-enrolling, Such individuals should apply for 3:30 p.m. Plan to secure Financial Aid Disbursement please observe the credit·hour limits October 29 - Xerox; Marathon Oil; · certification through a Superintendent materials by 3:30 p.m., as specified in the University All financial aid recipients of awards after Price Waterhouse; State Mutual Life catalog of an Educational Service Region November 14. under the heading "Academic scheduled to be disbursed on Assur. Co. ; Univerisity of Iowa, (law Load". completing their work. Anyone Exceptions to the specified October 1 7 and those who have failed Requests should be put in tire school students) limits must needing further information may be in the form of an to obtain their aid of an earlier box outside the operations October 30 - Marathon Oil. approved waiver contact Dr. Schlinsog in Room 100 of from the dean of the scheduled date are asked to report to 4:30 p.m., Friday, November October 31 - Standard Oil of Indiana. appropriate the Buzzard Education Building. school or college the Charleston-Mattoon Room, new 1980. James Knott, Director and should be & presented to this office prior to the addition of the Union, from 9:00 a.m. Off-campus student teachers Career Planning Placement Center Note to all students: beginning of the term for which the to 3:30 p.m. on October 17th. Please already should have received Semester class schedules Career Seminars exception is to be granted. bring your student l.D. card with you. application forms through the mail. Eastern Sue Sparks McKenna returned as soon as published in the Newt All Students Welcome These should be 'Directorof Financial Aids student teacher October 13. Freshmen-Sophomores possible. Any Chicago Area Student Teaching term who did not Juniors-Seniors graduating this Evening Graduate Students write or Assistance Center Studenta: October 14 - Osco Drug, Oakland All students interested in Chicago receive an application should area must Pre-enrollment for this coming Schlinsog immediately. student assigned to the A Room University Union, 7:00 p.m. student teaching attend the phone Dr. following meetings to be held on Spring semester will be between Phone (21 7) 581·251 7. Assistance Center, top floor October 20 - Heinold-Banwart, Paris - October 13 and November 14. A Services Building, should Room University Union, 7:00 p.m. October 23, 1980: special distribution time for evening George W. Schlinsog appointment with his advi October 20 - CAterpill 9:30 a.m. - those who have ar Tractor Co. , ' Ass. Dean , School of Education applied graduate students is scheduled for disregard the distribution s Shelbyville Room University Union, for Chicago area Spring 1 981 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on October above: Pre-enrollment materlalt 8:00 p.m. Northwest Suburban area: Buzzard 13, 14, 15, and 16 in the University Pre-Enrollment Requests be in the assistance center October 21 - United Information Ed. Bid., Room 214. So uthern Union Lobby (near the Union Lobby student goes for his appointment Systems, Shelbyville Room University Suburban area: Buzzard Ed. 51dg., Currently enrolled on-campus Shop). Instructions and materials will his adviser. Union , 8:00 a.m. Room 216. , students may pre-enroll for Spring 11 :00 be available then. October 23 - Susie's Casual , a.m. - students interested Semester beginning Monday, in Chicago area Michael D. Taylor Shelbyville Room University Union, student teaching Fall October 13 and ending Friday, 1 Director, Registration b:OO a.m. 1 98 1 or Spring 982. Northwest November 14. • • � \ \ 1 • �.. .� I. i' • - • .. . . Friday's Please report classified ad errors immediately at 581 - 281 2. A correct ad will appear in the next edition. Unless notified, we cannot be �ssponsible for an incorrect ad Classified ads after its first insertion. e Eastern News Oct. 0, 980 Dally t t t t For Sale For Sale Announcements Announcements Announcements Announcements Address and stuff envelopes Green Against Purple. Watch Almost Anything Goes Birthday, Dad. Love, Carpet your room with a For Sale - 69 Chevrolet Bel Happy tor it Oct. 10. BAAAAA! Strikes Back. Sat. & Sun. 19mnant teriors Air 327 Cu. in. 100,000 plus at home. $800 per month your Kids! . from Carlyle In ______. 10 ______10 possible. Offer. send $1 . 00 Unlimited. Located 2 miles miles. $300 or best offer. (refundable) to: Triple "S'', Miss Oly - May the Lord take Tolley: Hope your birthday t of Charleston on Rte. 1 6. Runs great. Call 581 -3379. Sherry, Our mission is still 869-C Juniper Road, Pinon a Viking to you and make you will be as special as you are! Open 8-6 Monday through Ask for Jim not accomplished. We must 20! Have a Happy! All our love, ______10 Saturday. Phone 345-7746. 10 Hills, CA 92372. find Charlie before the snow oo B.J. & the Bean. Stroh-A-Party-For more , ______oo ------�'73 Chevy Impala. 53,000 gets here. It may take a trip to ______10 information contact Stroh's 1973 Ford Pinto $750. Call miles. $650 or best offer. Call ______For your next PARTY rent the moon and back, but you'll John, You have spent with 235-0665. after 6:00. 345-3316. E.L. Krackers mobile Sound College Rep. Joe Dively - 345- have the greatest 21st birthday me the BEST year and Y2 of my ______10 and Light System. For more 501 5. ever! Let's make it the best and life . I love you cakes, and I will ______RF1 2/31 Volkswagon Superbeetle. Dorm size refrigerator used 1 information - call Steve. 348- never forget. Love, the other forever. Happy 1 y, Excellent condition inside & yr. Excellent condition. $80. 8387. Frank-ly speaking Party, we star, Cheryl. ______anniversary ! All my love, Your out. AM-FM Cassette. $1 500 Call Jim 1-2302. 00 hope you have a very special ______10 Babes. or be ---- ______13 Clean your jeans in clean birthday. Love, Lyn and Kerry . Attention Gentlemen: Delta st offer. Call 348-1765. ______· 10 machines M & J ______14 10 Chi cook out. All welcome. Laundromat, 10th at Lincoln. An out-of state well-wisner 2 speakers: 1 set 3 Happy Birthday, Byron. Love Bring a date if you like and sets of Announcements hopes that everyone wishes 15 way; 1 set 2 way. Both sets in ------� Always, Dawn. bring some hamburgers. Beer Fireplace done. Corne sit Matt Sharpe a happy 1 9th excellent condition - 345- 10 furnished. 4:00 pm. birthday tomorrow. All my Jove 9396 KEEP ABORTION SAFE and have a hot dog or ______- after 6:00. ----..,,.------Buy your S.A.M. 10 from your number one fan! AND LEGAL - Join Naral-Free rnarshrnellow with us. Upstairs Hey Megan · It's your B-day! 10 ______membership or tickets to see Referals. 345-9285. at Roe's. 10 �------Electric Portable Typewriter. "The American Enterpreneur" How many beers fill a 00 ______12 Lori - Happy 20th Birthday. Haver used - In case. $100. swimming pool? That's how Party Hearty from The Good series on Oct. 14, 1980. On ------�Tri-Sigs: Thanks for all your Happy 20th Meg! A many you have to drink tonight! 234-291 1. sale at Union Lobby tables. help on house dee. You've Time Girls. ______shipment of Weidernans just ______To your membranes! Have a 10 ______10 shown me what sisterhood is arrived and Droop's willing to 10 Saxophones: Tenor and Alto. Corne to E.L. Krackers this Happy! Love - Carla & Jill. P.S. suppose to be. Love you all, share for the celebration. How The members at Wesley Vwy good condition. Call · We'll bring the Biscuits too!! Church have some very bright Friday and Saturday. Drink 2 Penny. bout it? ______5265 for more information. for the price of 1 from 7 pm to 10 ______10 ______ideas ...and some very ______16 10 To all the Tri-Sig pledges: significant approaches to 9 pm. Dexter "Sitka" Hiking Boots; R-two D-two wants YOU! Party, Happy "20" Birthday. Congratulations on finishing up Christian faith. Corne over and F,00 l!land Report to campus pond, Sat. & Have a nice day. Love, M.N. your appointments. The future new; size 13; $30.00 ______Great Idea for Christmas! Sun. AAG. Buddy. share their abilities, Sunday, at Call 58 1-2593. Watercolor Portraits $1 5.00. of Tri-Sigma is looking ------�10 ______10 9 or 11 a.m ., on South Fourth ______14 Phone: 348-8092. fantastic! Sigma love., Penny. 1974 Fireplace . done. Corne sit 2nd North McKinney - You St., across from Lawson Hall. Buick Electra - all ______------� 10 ______15 and have a hot dog or are the Greatest! Love you, 10 power, clean, good tires, 4:00 CLUB - All are invited to To my A-G sis - Lori: Happy $1690 rnarshrnellow with Heath. Kaisy-Mae, Happy Birthday, or best offer. 345- Pikes Chapter House. 962 Birthday!!! How's it feel not to us... Up stairs at Roe's. ______10 Love Alwa ys, Matt Patrol, 8904 after 5 or weekends. 1 Oth Friday $.25 donation. be a teenager anymore? Love, ______11 Officers Dobner and Wicoff. ______17 E.l.U. · Rugby Club. Go for ·it your Roornie. ______10 ------� 10 The women of Phi Beta Chi this week-end. Good Luck. ______I love you Akina Psi Psi from 10 would love to thank the Delta M.J. Ruby, Happy 19th Birthday! your Sechita Sweet Pea. Girls-Tired of your old Sigma Phi men for the great ------� 10 From Sunshine, Fred, and your. ______10 duds? You say money is y0ur mpus cllps time we had at the house!! Tolley: Get pwyched for your customer. Darlene S. Good Luck at the main concern? Why not try Thanks again! best birthday ever! 10 Indiana Invitational. Beat Linda's? She'll buy your old ______------�Megs - Dear Roornie Dear 10 10 Western. Remember duds, trade with you or even tian athletes · Roornie Wishing you to meet Lori, Hope you get what you ------�Angie Hope you have many sell you some for a price that Phillipians 4:13 . JD. The Fellowship of Christian want for your birthday ....Lo ve, more "Luke Warm" nights rainbows of happiness on your 10 will delight you - Junior sizes letes will meet at 7" p. m. Your Buddies. because we know you get 20th! To you and a GREAT ------�Happy Birthday. Megan and 3,5, & 7 thru 15 & 16. Also in year!!! Love ya, Brenda Jo. day the Varsity Lounge ------� 10 HOT. Charlie's Angels. limited amounts of clothing ______Kay! Let the Good Times roll Lantz. Men and women are Linda Lou: Cnant wait to ring ______10 10 again! from '30's & 40's. Open come, in your birthday Saturday nite! Journey out of your galaxy to Dear Douggie: Watt? Are you ______10 Tuesdays & Wednesdays-10 ational students to meet You're the best. Love, Penny the campus pond for a a light bulb? One year shining Lori - Hope your birthday is am ·to 4 pm. Thursdays & The Association of Lou. "Galactable" weekend. AAG. bright. I LOVE YOU. Love & as great as you are. Love your Fridays 1 :30 to 5:00 or by ______straws, Bert. rnational Students will 10 My Teddy Bear - I Love You! appointment. Stop by 850 ______.:__ ___ roornie Kirn. P.S. Party starts at · ss activities at a meeting at .Richey Auction Service Amber. 10 4 Friday. Tenth St. Entrance in back. 0:30 a.m. Saturday at the Route 16, Ashmore, IL Auction ______10 The Pikes are psyched for ______10 Phone 345-6 961 . rnational House, Homecoming. 1615 sale every Thursday night 7 Delivery-Hauling-Pick-Up. ______13 ______To one of the best roornie's enth St. p.rn. New and used furniture Reasonable rates. Most 10 around. Have a great 20th. Roe' s · has the best ting committee to meet store open Monday thru Friday anything moved. 345-4540 or Billy May, Roses are red; Love, JS. Sandwiches available! Your pants are plaid; You're my The Student Senate Auditing 8 to 5. Saturday 8 to 1. Phone 581-2813. ______------� 10 10 ittee will meet at 6 p.m. 349-8822. ______1 o dad; and I am glad. Mary Alice. 1 O Welcome Horne Nancy day in the Union addition ______00 U. B. Performing Arts Not doing anything, Sunday? Blazek! ! We miss- you much! Lost and Found ·s Room. All interested Birthright Cares - Gives Free Presents - Vincent Price on Stop by the Delta Chi house for Love, 3J. ents are invited to attend. pregnancy test Monday thru November 12, 8 p.rn., Grand a cook out. Bring food and a ______13 Lost: Beige and rust ski vest aming services set for CCF Friday 3:00 to 7:00 - 348- Ballroom. date if you like. Beer furnished. May the force be with you in Key-punch Room Student For this week only, the 8551 . __c_. ______17 , Starts 4:00 p.rn. against the dark side. Sat .. & Services. If found please call "stian Collegiate Fellowship ______12/1 2 If homework makes you 10 Sun at campus pond. AAG. 345-7990 . hold its worship sevice at See yo'ur Resident Hall moan, have some fun & help Lori . - Be ready for your 10 ______10 .30 a m Sunday in the "Stars" strike back tomorrow people too; just leap up & dream come true Sunday ------�Delta Sigs, Thanks for the Lost Oct 3: Brown ladies rary Lecture. . Hall. Everyone and Sunday. AAG. phone Louise 581 -3432 or morning: Jack, Kirn, and Fred. fantastic function. Good time wallet. If found please call 345- welcome. ______10 Kathy 581 -3408. ______· 10 had by all! Phi Beta Chi. 7168. to offer cost supper ______Free quart of Coke· with large -13 ______Party - You won't need any 10 13 A Sunday evening meal will pizza - delivery or pickup. 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Student rate: haif price paid "DO IT YOURSELF" CLASSIFIED AD DAY : day thereafter (minimum 10 in advance. Name and phone number are required tor office purposes. _ NAME : ADDRESS: Place ad and money in envelope and deposit in Daily Eastern News box in Union AND RUN FOR � or bring to News office in Student Services Building by 2 p.rn.the day before it is to run (2 p.m. Friday for Monday's paper) . L closes in on American Leag�e pennant K.C. league lead with 33 saves, retired Os ar KANSAS CITY (AJ>)- The Kansas series since the current playoff method some quick Kansas City fielding. � City Royals strung together four began in 1969. Randolph singled w ith one out. After Gamble �n a soft pop fly, but Rick straight hits in the third inning, The Yankees will call on 22-game Bobby Murcer struck out, Bob Watson Cer�ne hned a smgle over short, including Willie Wilson'.s two-run winner Tommy John to try to prevent a ripped a drive that bounced off the movmg Jackson to second .. triple and an RBI double by U .L. sweep when the series switches to New base of the left field wall. . However• t'l'ettles, rapped the first Fran� Washington, and held on to edge the York Friday night. Kansas City has Randolph, one of !'Jew York's pitc� sharply .to secon� baseman Wh te. New York Yankees 3-2 for a nominated Paul Splittorff, who won 14 fastest runners, was on the move with i He JUgg!ed it for tha spht commanding 2-0 lead in the best-of- games during_ the regul.ar season. two out, but left fielder Wilson, the secon?, but fired to shorts�op · Washington one o t, and rst five American League · Championship Leonard, a hard-throwing 29-year- speediest man in baseball, retrieved the _fo! . � fi base an Willi e A ikens dug Series. old right-hander who was born in ball quickly and fired it to third � , . Dennis Leonard, Kansas City's only Brooklyn, N.Y., retired the Yankees in baseman George Brett. Brett's relay to Washington s relay ?ut of the dirt to complete a game-end�ng double play. 20-game winner, scattered seven hits order in five innings. . catcher Darrell .Porter was in time to before giving way to Dan Quisenberry, He yielded a pair of harmless singles nail Randolph, who . tried to crash. A record K�ns�s City baseball crowd of 42,633, thirsting for the Royals to top reliever in the AL this year, in the second. He settled down to retire through the tag with a head-first slide. . following Reggie Jackson's leadoff eight batters in a row after the Yankees Watson was .credited with a double, avenge their 1976-77-78 playof�_ losses single in the ninth. scored twice in the fifth inning on but the third out left Yankee slugger to the hated Y�nkees, had httle to The Royals jumped on New York's Craig Nettles' inside"--the-park home Jackson standing futiley in the on-deck ch7er �bout u?til. th� Royals struck Rudy May and scored all the runs they run, Leonard's only walk of the game circle. swift!y m the third mnm�. . W th e out, Porter m d a smgle to needed in the third before the 36-year- and Willie Randolph's RBI double. Jackson opened the top of the ninth . � �m ! � old left-hander slammed the door. The Yankees had the potential tying with a single, . chasing Leonard. n�ht field, and W�ite s. grounder No team ever has rallied from a 2-0 run thrown out at the plate for the final Quisenberry, ·whose submarine skip��d through the nght sid7 on -the art f c al turf for another smgle as deficit in any league championship out of the eighth inning, thanks to delivery ena· bled him to tie for the i i i Porter stopped at second. Friday's SReggN� 12 Division II Marauders await Panther gridders by Dave Claypool Eastern's football team will return to � Division II play at 1 p.m. Saturday when it travels to Wilberforce, Oh. to tackle the Marauders of Central State. The Panthers, who are undefeated against Division II opponents and 1-2 versus Division I foes, will try to attain their first road victory of the season Saturday. In the gridders' only games as visitors, Division I schools Southern Illinois University and Indiana State University defeated them. But last Saturday's 31-14 thumping of Illinois State stifled Eastern 's misfortune against larger schools and put the Panthers into high gear for their stretch run. "I'm pleased with the progress we've � made the past two weeks," Eastern head coach Darrell Mudra said. "We need to pick up a road victory and build some momentum with the conference schedule coming up." Conference play for the Panthers begins Oct. 18 · when they travel to Western Illinois University for the first of four consecutive league games. Despite Eastern's desire . to begin conference play, Defensive Coordinator Chuck Dickerson does not forsee any_ problems with the Eastern tackle Charlie Krutsinger (66) and middle victory against two losses Saturday when it travels to Panthers looking past Central State. linebacker Bill Mines (53)1ower the boom on Illinois State to face the Marauders of Central State. (News ''Absolutely not,'' Dickerson said. p quarterback Steve Gumble in ·the Panthers' 31 -1 4 victory Mark Wolf) ''Things went real well for us in over the Redbirds Saturday. Eastern will vie for its fourth practice yesterday (Wednesday). The guys havegot their heads inthe game." yards rushing for a 135.8 per game has completed 20 of 38 for 291 yards. Dickerson said. "But it turned Alth.ough the defensive coach said average. He has also caught two "Regardless of which quarterback be nothing serious." his group will not take Saturday's touchdown passes on just three they use, Evans ar Greenlee, we need to While Eastern's defense will battle lightly, the Marauders' measly 1- receptions. be wary," Dickerson said. "Both are hands full Saturday, the 3-1 r"ecordis not something that proves· "That Kelly is a super back," roll-out passers and there isn't a bit of offense will try to keep its intimidating. Dickerson said. "The best fullback difference in their level of talent.'' success on the upward swing. Central State's lone win was a 27-0 we've faced. I understand he's only Leading Eastern into combat against The fi ne play by freshman shutout over Lincoln University and its been under 100 yards once and that the Central State offense will be the Kevin Staple and the enco tie was a 14-14 standoff with Elizabeth was at Saginaw Valley." Panther's leading tackler, Randy performance by fullback City. Split end Tyrone Coverson and Melvin. Slaughter in last Saturday's · Dickerson said one reason for the slotback Vincent Heflin are two other Melvin, who was also the top tackler helped the Panthers accomplish Marauders' poor start is "some key "talents" the Pan'ther defense will on last year's squad, is well on his way year-long goal of a balanced at injuries that have really dragged them face. to leading the team once again with 48 Against Illinois State, Staple down. Coverson has caught 20 passes for tackles thus far. for his second-straight 100-y "I imagine they have made some real 237 yards while Heflin has 15 Althou h the. �anthers have been � since startin and Slau hter critical errors with turnovrs too," receptions for 260 yards. fortunate m the m1ury department, t�e � his first mo�umental � Dickerson said. "But they are pretty At the throwing end of Central defense faced a near-tragedy m even 100· talented individually, regardless of State's wide-open passing game are Wednesday's practice when middle their record. " quarterbacks Reginald Evans and Mike linebacker Bill Mines suffered a "Our intent was to impr One particular individual talent Greenlee. shoulder injury. running game and we've done Eastern must stop Saturday is fullback Evans, who missed last week's game But Dickerson said Mines will be Mudra said. "We've rushed Larry Kelly. with cracked ribs, has completed 20 of ready to go Saturday. 400 yards the last two times The junior leads his team with 679 52 passes for 27 1 yards, while Greenlee "It gave us quite a scare," more than we've passed." n the Verge of the Week end · Eastern News Eastern �lllnois University I Charleston, Ill. / Section 2 / 8 Pages Doily Friday, Oct. 10, 1980 photo by Tom Roberts · John Lennon Soapy review celebrates of 'Candido' . his40th page 3 page 3 Weekend Happenings On The Verge 2 Friday, Oct. 10, 1980 The Daily Eastern News " Cartoon Festival-Superman Ted's Warehouse llnd Popeye" Lois Lane 9:30 p.m. Friday "The Blue Lagoon" Friday in the University and Saturday. Starring Brooke Shields. Union Video Tape Lounge. Charleston Holiday Inn and 9 p.m. Friday and 7:05 Nancy Hills, 8:30 p.m. Saturday. 7:30 p.m. Sunday, 2 . Friday and Saturd y · in the p.m. matinees Saturday and a Zodiac Lounge. Sunday. Will Rogers Theater, rated R. Molly Hatchet "The Bfoes Prothers" and 8 p.m. Tuesday Oct. 21 in "The Gong Show· Movie" Lantz Gymnasium. Tickets on . Box office opens at 6:30 sale in the University Union p.m. Show starts at dusk, box office $7, $7.50 and $8.50. Rugby Friday through Sunday. Eastern vs the St. Louis Skyway Drive-In Mattoon, R.B. Sundowners Hornets. 1 p.m. Saturday on rated R. · Shows start 9:30 p.m. Paul the Rugby Field. van ellingen Friday, Paul "Private Benjamin'·' · T Konya Saturday. Starring Goldie Hawn. 7 and 9 p.m. Friday through Sunday. 2 p.m. matinees Saturday ai:id · sporty's Sunday 2 p.m. Triple Cinemas Shows Start 9 p.m. Knuth, Art Department-Faculty Mattoon, rated R. Osterman and Garrison Friday, Exhibition Paul van Tellingen with Lisa Now through Nov. 2 at the Molly Hatchet including (left) to right) Jimmy Farrar " Xanadu" Kloeckner Saturday. , Banner Thomas, Bruce Paul Sargent Art Gallery in the Starring Gene Kelly and Crump, Duane Roland, Dave Hlubek and Steve Holland, will appear Oct. lower level of the University · 8 p.m. Olivia Newto n-John. 5: 10, 7: 10 Linda Rondstadt 21 at the Lantz Gym. (Photo co'urtesy of Epic Records) Union West Wing. 9 a.m. to 5 and 9: 10 p.m. Fri-fay through p.m. Thursday Oct. 23 in 8 p.m. Monday through Friday. Sunday. Triple Cinemas the University of Illinois !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Closed Saturday, noon to 4 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!U n the Cover Verge Staff Mattoon, rated PG. Hall, Champaign. Assembly p.m. Sunday. Tickets available at the Illini "Oh God Book II" Editor ....• ...... 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Today, 4-7 Drink Specials: I 5° pitchers ''c mixed drinks FREE popcorn TONIGHT: Knuth•Osterman• Tomorrow Garrison _ night: Paul van Telllngen with Lisa Kloeckner Daily Eastern News OnThe Verge e Friday, Oct. 10, 1980 3 ennon remains mysterious a nd i nconsistent Among other things, yesterday, Oct. was John Lennon's 40th birthday. Rock ether .or not that was important to depends on your point of view. � It was important to me. In 1970 Revue � to gee said, "Rock and roll is the music by John Stocl�mon t inspired me to play music. There nothing conceptually better than k and roll." When I was 12, John his audience. on became the first great artistic The real proof of that came with uence in my life. John's best solo album, 1970's Plastic Lennon's career has been extreme Ono Band. On it he casts a chillingly inconsistent. It has also been brutal eye on the world around him, kable. his family, his music and himself. The Just his work with the Beatles-for album was an exorcism of sorts and money still the most imaginative contains music so bare and primitive talented rock and roll band ever you can see strips of flesh hanging ed-shows him as one of the great from its bones. ts of this century. But in 1974 things began to sour. Paul McCartney wrote most of the John's work began to sound hollow ties' best "pop songs, the ones with and pointless. by melodies and sing-along words. He first tried to get in touch with John Lennon wrote most of the himself by going back to his roots, ties best rock songs-the songs that recording a collection of oldies in 1975 y matter in · the end. Songs like .entitled Rock 'n ' Roll (a nice idea that icket To Ride," "Strawberry Fields worked-the album is quite good). rever," "Yer Blues" and "Across But it didn't satisfy him. Being the Universe" to name a few. artist that he is, he. retired altogether. He is also the best singer of the four Better to raise prize dairy cows in ties. Listen to his vocal dynamics, upstate New York than put out albums ge and intensity in songs like "I'm of computer melodies for small Tired" and "God." · children like McCartney. Often when I think of John I It's been six years since we've heard ember a line from the first Beatles' anything new from John. Sometimes I vie, A Hard Day 's Night. A woman miss him a little-more often, I miss Ringo if he is a mod or a rocker. him a whole lot. John Lennon: One of the Fab Four turned 40 Ringo replies, "A mocker." But he's fixed that. this week, just as he is about to release a double album . entitled Double · At that point in their career any of · For whatever reasons-artistic Fantasy. (Photo: Rock On Encyclopedia) Fab Four could have said that, but urges, turning forty-he has recorded a y it only holds true for John. His double album of 22 songs. Titled But even if we never heard from ask for more. So, even though it's a Double Fa ntasy , "ting is sometimes joyful, often it should be released . John again, he would still have all my day late, Happy Birthday John. y and bitter, but John has always. in November. He will also embark on respect and love. The man has already Happy Birthday to you. totally honest with himself and a world tour soon. given us so much of himself, I couldn't Candida' is a soap-. but with a classic style Laura Ziebell have, problems. Upon reading the basic plot of the play The "soap opera syndrome" involves the ndida," which was presented over the challenge of just how well one can keep up with ecoming weekend and will run 8 p.m. Friday these actors and their varied and· numerous Saturday, a spark of the "soap opera tragedies, whereas, on the other hand, "Candida" drome" stirred inside of me. takes more of a classy attitude. I'll admit it-I've got the "soap opera Kevin Reed, as Morell, although not as physically drome." Look for me around noon and you'll big and strong as the dialogue suggests Morell to be, bably find me parked in front of the set gives and excellent performance. tching daytime dramas. His strength as a self-assured minister and What I wasn't exactly aware of that by watching prominent speaker in the community, is due to the e daytime dramas, is how jaded I have become. support Candida gives him, and when that becomes Take the plot of Candida: Boy meets girl and threatened, he is at first amused, then angered, uritil sin love, but girl is already married. So boy tells finally, he crumbles. · band that he loves his wife, and in the end girl Freshman Jeff Bennett, as the young poet ust make a decision between the two. Marchbanks, shows great sensitivity through his Ah. . .love! I was looking forward to how this· one soft musical voice, and his longing for Candida is ould turn out. well presented. The play, a George Bernard Shaw classic, written Sophomore Lynn Lupo is entertaining as the 1894, begins at the end. Candida and her prim Miss Proserpine Garnett. The scene when usband, the Rev. James Mavor Morell, have a Marchbanks realizes she is in love with Morell is ell-established marriage, a beautiful ·home and a one of the amusing parts of the play. uiet, proper life. The set design for "Candida" gives the play a Eugene Marchbanks, a young poet, which the genuine authenticity. Designer C. P. Blanchette uple has soinewhat taken under their wing, is added special touches to Morell's study which eady in love with Candida as the play begins. included the elegant roll-top desk and chair, the After Marchbanks declares his love for Candida Jeff Bennett, who portrays Marchbanks in the stained glass windows, an antique typewriter and in the first act, she is told by the end of the third act George Bernard Shaw play , "Candida," is volumes of cloth-bound books. lhatshe must choose between them. confronted by Kevin Reed, who plays the Rev. Costumes are a definite plus for the play as the Candida, played confidently by senior Kathy James Maver Morell. (News photo by Tom Rob!3rtS) tightly-waisted, ballooned sleeve dresses give the Lampen, portays a woman of great qualities. She . women, especially Candida, an illusion of raditates warmth, understanding and wisdom; from the first marriage, the soap star takes a lover greatness. virtues that make men fall for her even more. who is married to her sister, and later finds out her When Candida enters the room, her big hoop skirts and bright dresses fill it with a glow that helps Unfortunately, the play itself begins and moves lover is her long-pistant step-brother. dowly. Characterizations of Morell, played by Yet, to be fair, "Candida" has it� share of enlarge her character. junior Kevin Reed, and Mr. Burgess, Candida's action. Candida and Morell seem to have a happy Marchbanks looks young and inexperienced with father, portrayed by freshman Dwight Parker, are marriage, but she shows and interest in showing the his soft tie and white collars, and Morell looks quite at firsthard to discern. inexperienced Marchbanks about love. Prossy, stately, although a bit thin, dressed in his black cape lt seems they concentrate too hard on lowering Morell's secretary, is in love with Morell, and and high collar. their voices an octave, in order to sound like the 40- Morell and Candida's father don't get along. Above all, "Candida" is a story of love and and 60-year-old men they are portraying. So where's the difference between "Candida" marriage, and no matter how mysterious and Perhaps it is unfair to compare this 86-year-old and a television soap? The difference is one of class. complex love is, it should be treated with care and play to today's fast-paced, action-filled soap opera. The trials and troubles that occur on the average respect. How can Candida live up (or live down) to the life soap aren't classy. The only thing you can be sure So, go ahead and see "Candida" this weekend, whether you've got the "syndrome" or not. that any lady• on the \.soaps � • • had had? Torn• apart J of in a soap is that everyone has, and always will The Verge The Daily Eastern 4 O n Friday, Oct. 10, 1980 Ne Inexpensive exercise Jogging: in �Run For Your Life' by Jane Meyer Jogging has distinctions above all other sports-"It requires no money, it can be done anytime, you don't need a partner, no particular facilities are needed and no skills are needed," Tom Woodall, Eastern men's cross country coach said. "No other activity can make a claim to that." And while Woodall advocates jogging for both young - and old he contends, "it's not a panacea for everyone." Woodall coordinates the "Run For Your Life" program which· offers advise and guidanc� to those who want to take up jogging. "We like to get people that are 25 years and older. Many · of the younger people don't take as along to condition," Woodall said. The actual program runs for about 18 to 20 sessions and is open to anyone in the community. The basis oCthe progra·m is to educate and mobilize the participants' abilities for jogging. After the 20 sessions are finished, Woodall said it is up to the. individual to continue or disband the program. "If they like what they have seen they can continue on their own hook," he said. One of the estimated i',000 people that Woodall has _ started in the program and continues to run is Eastern mathematics department chairman Alphonso DiPietro. "It's an addiction," DiPietro said about his jogging for 16 years. "If I don't jog everyday I miss it. It's a great consolation both physically and mentally. It's hard to describe it, but I'm hooked on it." . About as enthusiastic about the activity is Ronald Phillips of computer services. Phillips and some 20. other professors and businessmen jog during the noon hours. "I live in Toledo and it just works out better if I run during lunch hour. It's hard to find time to run of an evening," Phillips said. Phillips has been jogging for the past three years and became interested in the sport from Roland Spaniol, who was a former director of computer services at Eastern. "He talked me into it, but you have to start slow when you start a program,'' Phillips said. Before one gets any misconceptions about jogging, John Craft, women's cross country coach, said the activity is beneficial to nearly everyone. "Jogging helps the cardio-vascular system. It's so easy to do, that's one bf the big reasons it caught on so well," Craft said. For those who want to take up jogging but wish to have companions to do it with the intramural and recreation department is offering an intramural joggers _support group this fall. Interested joggers meet at 4: 15 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursday and Sundays at 2 p.m., Chris Perry, health education instructor, said. "Jogging helps mentally. It gives me an energy that just makes me feel good," Perry said .. 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Lincoln LOUNGE AND PACKAGE 21st Rich 'n' Randy 1602 Street Granite City, Illinois 62040 15 Minutes from St. Louis On The Verge e DailyEa stern News Friday, Oct. 10, 1980 5 During the noon hour, jogging may be replacing the trip to the restaurant for certain faculty members and students. Left, Ted lvarie, dean of the School of Business, who r ns two miles a day , and Donald Lauda, dean of the Schoolu of Technology, take the road on the Chevron track at O'Brien Stadium. The wood chip trail is a popular spot for junior Bill Huake, top, to run, as an autumn sunbather shades her eyes with News photos by a textbook. Sophomore Karen Spesard, a mile runner, rounds the Tom Roberts track, middle, in the sun. ) Reraxing after the run is the goal of Russ Waltrip, Lantz supervisor,_ 53, who runs 2 miles a day. 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Phillips, .Stuart Margolin, Nick STUART kAuqlic<- onte Carlo Show Nolte. by( 38-Movie: to be announced. �!! ke Me Laugh 3:00 p.m. 1 2-Tomorrow's Families 7:00 p.m. vid Susskind 2-NFL Football: Browns vs. UT �OU M�GHT s;w. KHP · Valley 3, 10-Archie Bunker's Place �0\JP.SE:\.F FROM THE Steelers OPPOl\TUN Harvest Energy Inc. of Indianapolis plans to Professor's studies · produce a device it calls .an "anerobic digester," which breaks down organic wastes and yields show he 's no juggins' methane. David Powell, president of Harvest ) the (AP Energy said the request "Certainly was CHICAGO-Richard Spears can call you a strangest phone call we've received in the last two juggins or mention the word firkytoodle and you'd years." never know you'd been called a blithering idiot or had been discussing what goes on behind a bedroom Ya le solves problem door. Spears, an associate professor of linguistics at Brights of sleeping students Northwestern University, has become a master of NEW HAVEN , Conn.-In the name of energy street and sexual slang, . insults, racial slurs and conserv.ation, Yale University is trying to roust four-letter words not found in most dictionaries. students out of bed by offering popular courses All those words-about 17 ,500 of them-are being early in the morning. compiled by Spears in a dictionary that contains It takes fast hands "Yale students usually stay up very late at night explicit definitions of taboo words. and sleep in," said college Dean Howard Lamar. Spears compilation of words dates back several to be a good shucker ''Studies show that changing this habit will cut hundred years and includes words collected from MAURICETOWN, N.J.-Win Allen is a pearl energy consumption significantly.'' Shakespere and Chaucer. Back in the 1500's of an oyster shucker. This semester, Lamar moved the time of his Shakespere used the word booze, Spears said. Allen, 34, · owner of a New Gretna clam bar, popular history course, "History· of the Trans shucked two dozen oysters in an impressive two Mississippi west"- also known as "Cowboys and minutes, ten seconds this past weekend to become Snakes leave swamps Indians"- to 8:30 a.m. New Jersey's undisputed champion oyster shucker. "To my surprise, it seems to be working," L "It takes a lot of experience and a.lot of hours to and head for the hills · said, noting that he has as many students in • be a good shucker," the champion said. WOLF LAKE, Ill.-If you're traveling in the course as he did when he offered it later in ''And, hey, it helps whe you do it for a living.'' LaRue Pine Hills Ecological Area in southwest morning. Allen defeated two other men and two women Illinois during the next several weeks, don't forget · . including a fiesty 82-year-old veteran in the first about the snake detour. annual "shuck off" here. When his nose know Twice every year the road has to be closed in the scenic area along the backwaters of the Mississippi River because of poisonous snake crossings. �Pachyderm .power' then it's mint to be Joe Newcomb, a Shawnee National Forest BREMEN, Ind.-In this odoriferous busin ranger, said rangers close the road for three weeks solves waste problem the nose know's what's mint to be. in April to allow the reptiles to slither down from Since 1911, Wm. Leman Inc., has been refi · the walls of a 500-foot bluff to the adjacent INDIANAPOLIS-What do you do when an fragrant mint oils that ma.ke toothpaste tastier swamps. The road is closed again in October as the elephant goes to the bathroom? brush with and medicines easier to swallow. snakes begin their migra.tion for a winter You produce pachyderm power. Mint oils, such as peppermint and spearmint, hibernation in the bluffs . At least that's what officials at Ringling Bros. complicated concoctions containing more than I ·Rangers will close the road Friday and expect a and Barnum & Bailey Circus are hoping. known components, some of which Lenm peak of 12 to 25 snakes a day to cross the two-mile With the average elephant producing six or seven customers want removed. stretch 9f road. Cool weather already has driven pounds of manure e�ch hour, circus officials have Anyone dealing regularly with mint oil cans some early migrants back to the hills, but Newcomb asked an Indiana-based firm to· help convert it to the difference between Midwestern oils and t expects the peak from Oct. 15 to 25. energy. produced in the Far West, Lenman said. - ...... tBllM {J}.fl/JJJum.of rrflafro.o.n I � - :�� � presents: * * * * * * - · � Sister Kate * * * * Friday & Saturday * * * . * �·:•' (-,..·� * · 9 p.m. -1 a.m . * ·�· * '�Best * * Western * ID. Required · * * * * * * * * * * * * * * � STARRING JODIE FOSTER * � OCT. 10, 1980 * � 6:30 & 9:00 * * � GKAND BAl.lliOOM ------Carton of Cigarettes .UNIVERSITY any reg . $5.43 Sale· $5.1 4 i brand : �S�R�L�N � UNIVE SITV CHARLESTON, ILLINOIS � Cou pon good thru Oct. 12 in stock � ···· ··· ····· ···· · · ······· "- .... ·· ··· ·······