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Thu",l"y. Novemher 12. 1992. Vo l. 7R. o. 5~. 1(1 Pag,·' Guyon to tell trustees about construction jobs
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J think it's it (demand) men! cente r is housed in the Child-care facility mcmhcr. etf fh .. proji.'Cb :11 Sll lC thai h1l~ hccn there for a long time: ' Student Recreation Center but is including con~lru~ lill ,g iI child-can: he f\ai d, not qualified for licensing benefits also in agenda f'lciill),. a hio logical sc ience The G raduate and Professional from Ihe sta te , Brown said the huilding. a hotcl. an on-campus S tudent Council a nd the administration is trying to come to for BOT meeting parking garage and an upgrade of Unde rgraduate Student Govern· a workable child-carc solution for By Christy Gutowski S IUe' s Physic.:al Plant faci li ties. ment approved a $3 increase in the studenls and University employees, G~~~I" '~' AdmlnlS'ratlon Wnler The board wi ll not act on anv of student activity fee for the suppon "The board is sympathe.ic '0the \ Guyon's presentation. ~ of bui!ding or leasing a child-care kinds of needs Pres ident Guyon "ill Roard of Tru,tcl."' wi ll mel:: Chan<.:cllor James Brown ~ id he facil;ty, T he stude nt fee increase ~' i1I be reviewing:' he said, "'They . . ~ lin (:alll pu, I l) lhl ~ 10 hl' ar .1 Church of England narrowly votes Economic Security Council idea to allow women to become priests shows Clinton's economic focus Los Angeles Times o f jubilation from some A:lglicans and gl um expressions The Baltimore Sun global (."Conom ie.~. It cenainly seems it is going (0 hav<" LONDON- The Churc h o f from othe rs who gathe red The ! ni!!3:i ~e , a pan of Clinton's his attention. and it likely will hal ~ England decided hy a two-vole ClUl "idc Church House in Centra l W ASH INGTON- P re, iden. · economic prc:g ram. has caught his panieipalion:' margin Wt.·dnesday Ihal \\'nm~n London, where the vote W3 !o. e lcct Bill C linton's proposal to pUblic atlc ntion. AI a nalio na l Thc most recent precedent for the may re ordained :I'" pr i e !' I ~ . taken, c reate a n Economic Security meeting of busincs!<. cconomisls in Clinlon initiauve wa~ Presidenl Fa llH,' (j ~nl.. r.tI Synod Illiing- a "Thi ~ i~ tremendous- now Council WQuid put economic policy 5 1. Louis MUrTay Weide nbaum. rd 's Economic Policy Board. d t.:l l,i(lll thai \ "Ilh.' ('xpc rh Ihl' church C'In go forward." ~ aid under the son of daily WhilC H OL~ c hief economic adviser to former crea.cd in Scptemlx:r 1974 '0guide Il'nned Ihe mO:-.t divl~ ive for Ihe l)c;u:on Christina Recs, who led scrutiny previously reserved for Presiden. Reagan in the early 1980s. Ford' s econom ic thinking as the churdl ~inn' tile Rcfonllation- a group s upporting the "alional security. an expcn said, was askt"d whe ther Ihe C linto n country Ihe n teele red between \.':1 111 (' il fl e r 17 yc ;rrs o f dchatc. ordination of wome n, Deacon The appoinlrnc nt of a ncw proposal should Ix: laken seriously. runaway innalion and recession. Pending til(' .1I1Iil ipatcd arrrtn',,1 Anabel Shilson-Thomas. whose economic czar. with direct access to " My shon answer was ' Yes: .. The EPB became one of .he ti l Pa rll:IIII \.'nl ;rlld QUI.'(' n hu shanJ. Hugh. i !o> a pries.. said the Oval Office. signals Clinton's said \Veidenbaum, .... could be an excculive branch's most active and Elr n l'll.'th !1. it l'PUt .: k;ld hI lhl' Ihat ~ hl' w ~.·r~ ~~~ ...... t! ">; :1.: :\" .,,' " " >.. , Unity focus of Blood drive exceeds Opinion Olney 7 foot senior -See page 4 I Lemonheads jam meeting held by 700 pints entering Entertainment at StudE'"t Center commits to SIUC final days at SIUC Black affairs group -See page 71 for small audience basketball team Classified -See page 10 GRainy - Slory on page 3 -Story on page 6 -Slory on page to - Story on page 16 i High 50s Sports 1>4-Ilh I j.! ' ph.1n ",outht>rn IIh"c)!", l m\er'lh a t Carbondale Seven-foot senior commits to slue By Karyn Viverito S il \'a \\.jj .. the fir,1 7-11 play\.'r h) 'Igll al SportsWriter Wells joins da Silva as second 7-footer SlUe. RHS head t'oach Larrv Buss.lrd o;;;lid a!>. time." he s3irl. h3s j ust developed The Salukl ba., kelball program climbed 10 period. " He a We ll s e nter). hi!'> se nio r "sea so n. he is an a diffe rent altitude Wednesday as the men's Head coach Rich HLil in said Wells has the love for the game in the last year or so and exciting player to watch. progrdm received a national leller-of· inlent physical lools 10 be a good player. and he is is excited about becoming a good player." " Shane is getting be ll e r by adding R 10 pl av from 7-0. 238-pound Shane Wells just starting to come into his own on the As a junit...· last season, We ll s averaged confidence in himself each d;ty. as lasl year basketball coon. points a nd 5 rebo unds a game. a nd by from Olney. was hi s fi rst fu ll year of playing th ~ game." "He has good hands and runs the floor signing with SlUe. he will become only the Wells. who is currently a senior 31 East he said. " He is an unselfish player and hb Ri c hland High School. signed wilh Ihe well. btll he will need to improve hi s half second s even ~ foo l er in school history. strengths arc his hands. his touc h and his Salukis during Ihe NCAA early signing court skills. and lhis will come willi playing C urrent Saluki cente r. junio r Marcelo da ability to run the coun." Women's hoops tops MVC polls SMSU, ISU, eu at top with slue MVC ratings - ~.--. By Andy Graham ---- Sports Writer 1992 PRESEASON COACHES POLL: In ;t preo;;e Dianne Odum, M.A. i -~ .., ...... :- -. ' TIlinois State Certified Addictions Counselor .!,.. -, Newswr.ap announces the open ing of her ',. Recovery and Psychotherapy Practice world Spert. national bank and radio station - came aL talks Single? Gaidar had with Ingushi leaders. Observers said a clear aim of the move was to prevent the Ingushi from building ties with neighbouring Chcchen. ~'re Available. ~• t THURSDAY To 00 Your THREE PALESTINiANS KILLED IN GAZA STRIP - Wash That 151 . es $1.00 NIGHT Three Palestinians were killed earl Y Wednesday in clashes with Israeli Drop It Off uoops in the Gaza Strip. according to the Israeli Army and the Palestine $ I .00 Domestic Bottles Fluff-Dry Laundry Press Serv ice. In a separate incident in Gaza, an Israeli soldier was Service seriously wounded when Palestinian mili tan;s ambushed a patrol with $1.00 Blue Hawaiians small arms fire. The deaths occured when soldiers shol and killed an Arab $ I .00 Rumpleminze youth in the village of Mueein as he tried to ambush their patrol. aDJ nation 25 C Bud & Bud Light )efhy Laundromat Drafts 311 W. Main Open Daily BABBm MAY BE NEXT INTERIOR SECRETARY - NO COVER 7am-11 pm If talk on Capitol Hill is any measure. former Ariwna Gov. Bruce Babbitt 549-1898 is a shoo-in as President-elect Ointon's choice. for Interior secretary. "I hear that's a good possibility," Sen. Dennis DeConcini, D-Ari z.• said . . Tuesday. Clinton campaign officials would not comment on such speculation, and close Babbitt associates said the former governor has not I"XER~~~OPY"'I been approached by Ointon aides. EC, U.S. MEMBERS TO MEET IN WASHINGTON - ThIde negOlialor.; from the European Community and the United States IIW!!EnEas will meet in Washington nCltI week for crucial talks on ending a tran s per spokesman the H A'i7 CUT T E -if's 3 1/2 cents copy Atlantic trndc row over oilseeds. A for E.C. Commission While 11 x 8 1/2 said the E.C. was seeking to OtglIIlizc a meeting with the U.S . "as soon as 1 Auto Fed or Self Serlice posstble." European Fann Commissiooer Pay MacSharry will leave for EARLY BIRD SPECIAL Washington next week for Ialks with the U.S. Agriculture Secretary Minimum 100 copie. Edwanl Madigan on oilseed subsidies. Get your haircut 10,000 or more ,.~CALLI . CALL! before 11 :00 a.m. CHIEF N_Y. JUDGE RESIGNS OVER SCANDAL- The . " 549-6263 for only 3 cents per copy chief judge of New Ycrk State. facing chaIges he black mailed his fermer (mu>t hoYe CXlUpOiIr lava, resigned from the bench Thesday shortly after • federal magistratl' .. $8.00 I I ordered him to wear an eleetronic monitoring bracelet and he held under must present coupon I Egyptian Photo i private guard in bome detenton as part of a bail agreement. The case not Campus Shopping Center i 717 S. Illinois I only has eaused deep shock within New YorIc's justice system. It suddenly Offer Good Thru 11-30-92 has deprived the Republican Party of perhaps its strongest potential 1 gubematorial candidale. - 1_.. ~!E~;'W.k~~ ...... NETWORI<' MAKE OFFERS TO LETTERMAN - Call it the Dave sweepstakes. Now that NBC "Late Night" host David Letterman is free to consider other job off.... the pitches are coming faster than one lillClS. News Corp. Chainnan Rupert Murdoch recently wooed the taIk show host with a flip-<:ard presentation extolling Fox's youth-oricnted au6ience. CBS News anchor Connie Chung touted her network to l..eUerJuan in a spoof video. Syndicator Michael King offered to write a $25 million eheek on the spoL - from Daily Egyptian wire services ( 'orrections/Ciarifications The photograph on the Nov. [[ front page of the Daily Egyptian was printed backwanls. Members of the ROTC program were sal uting the flag properly, with their right hands. Datly Egyptian c.::-. ~ I ~ _, • ',,' C "DC::- • SrudenI Edil:r. Tony MahCUM) Sports Editor: Norma WI .. Associate SIUdenI Editcr. Brill" Groa PhaIl Edirw: Kevtn Johwon News &titr: Kevin hrgquIII: lnY&stigalion Coordna!or: Ten CartodI; Editrial Page Editor. Gregory NOffIMI SIudenI Ad Manage<: CIw1oIlno eg,.., Entenairvnent E61Or: ea..,- Hamplon Adlng Managing Ed.or: Wanda B~ BusIness Manager: cattry HIIg .... Display Ad Mw\ager. 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'I~ 6 ~ecreati on C~ter 2,p.m.-8 p .rnr Door Prizes Sponsored by: Refreshments Served Taco John's 710 Walk-ins Welcome or For Appointment McDonald's Taco Bell Call 529-2151 & More Sponsored by Inter-Greek Council, the Daily Egyptian and the America.n Red Cross Page 4 November 12. 1992 Opinion & Commentary Daily Egyptian Student. Editor-in.{;hief Editoria1 Editnr Acti ng Managing Editor ','ooy MaOCU8O Gregory Norfleet Wanda Brandon News StaffRepresentati\,e Associate Editorial Editor Fncult.y Representative Christy Gut0w81d William Rap.n Wal ter B. J aehnig Work off loan after schooling-. C·linton IMAGINE '-;OT HAY I G to p~ ) ""ck )our , tudCni loan. rrl',ide nt -~Ic" 1 Bill Cl inton propo,c, ra'lieal oplllln, r r ~ ri. \dllak wllh ... tu ll enl Juan ..... w(.Irk It off in ('(l I1lIllU I II ! ~ 't.'r'"!I'C o r r , '~ It 11ft \ ja a \\ agl.' pen:t" Iitage. (,Iilllon ', :d ~ . 1 name Ih ~ 'ation:d S·'(\. It· f l u ,{ fUIlJ. h .J' mali\ :"'''1 I \l ~t 'f~ ",1 I h.' L \rl.·... ! l' 111\ ..... ' S HI. 1 ~l;iI ·n HI\\:mi 1.:dU,,:.ltll IH HI Ilk Ill.. I _". tJI . : 1 h'~ I'I' ~ ;\11 1, 1" I II' \.- ' "ar ' 22f bdl w l1 r. ~\..;..l~t· II1h.ntl t.'d In ' I nlulate Ilk '1.!!!I'!l II '\ 'lIPII! \ T ill· 'f .. \ (;(\ E~ L ('~. " T (\ 10: ft'r high " 'hopkr' It t,.· lIk·!" (,III ...... rni il l: ' concerned " Hit munL~ .. uu ld phm lor th ~ir \.ol kgt.. hopdul II) e ll t ~r t:(:' mTllunit~ "'en ILC It fllllfl'\, :dnng th~ io e:! thai the mi lita r~ G. I. Bill promote '-. Letters to the Editor ~ U I \1. !lh , ! t \\ j ~ 1. t!-O 10 ... chou! fi r't, then \\ 0 1k Iht" 11l('l1l~ ) ofT. \ntf cJn~ d oc:o. n ot hnve III t ra in n wee- ke no.., "h. illg lhe ... chonl ) c ~ l r . . Playboy decision Depend ing: on the t mmunily ~1;: rvj c e g r:!.j ua t e~ pt:rr nll. it wo uld add that ~xpe r ic n ce to Ihei r re.sume. Johs proposed to Color used as crutch based on respect; aid the community are adding pol ice officers. child care or In respoll s,: to Torra nce ill the rain is a big deal). health ce\Te workers. peer counselors helping keep kids off Miller's letlcr to the D.E. Oil SO WHAT!! So , you' re 'bimbo' tag untrue drug:-. or teachers. No\,. 4th: why don·t you think· black. white. yellow. red. SlOP J.~m writing in re s p on~e .( 0 of ~lJ mct h ing original to using color as a cru tch. How Andrew Ensor's narrow·mindcd compl:.tin about, racism is many times do 1 have to hear 3J1d mean-spirited leltcr. THE ADDITIONA L HELP rhe community receives I was one of the women who would be va luable to it as well as th.:: 2radua te. With lite gell ing kind of old. about ~ I acks ocmg oppressed It appears 10 me that every for hundreds 0: ) ears, and the spoke to tt- o: rcprcscntalivc from government all owing s t udent ~ to work off their debt in such time a decision is m:1dc. and it s()c io-eco l1 C" mic pii they were Playboy whcn he W:IS in 1O\\ln . ~apa c iti e s . child care costs. for ex am;.>le. could fal l. docs not j ive with the African· placed in. I could give a damn This ··bimbo·· (a Icml Mr. En c;;or For the ,tudems. the two years wou ld rel ieve Ihe stress of Americans, the word racism is aboul your pas I. j ust as you u !ii ed) was raised in a v ~ r y finding a career job while trying to pass their major and, swung around . May b f" , jus l would m ine. It ·s tile people supportive environment. mavoc . . decisions like not t oJ~ ~ I care about. (he I was taught to have morals and most likely. the toughest courses which come during senior priilli ng a picture of (he individ ual person. and to respect myself. years. Homecoming Queen and King situation, whether black, white, Mr. Ensor asked ··What am I on the front page of the D.E. etc. trying to prove?" T H E PROPOSAL WOU LD ALSO e ncourage W;IS made for o the r rca o,; o ns If you are not happy with the community in vol vemcnt from the srudents. As they servc than r3C.'i ~m . D.E. decision of no front pilge I am no! trying to DrOVe anything and I do not belicvc .hal rhe com ll1u ni ty. they Can become more in volved and famili ar I do nOl know wh) Ihe D.E. Homecoming piclU re . why d id not print a picture or a don'l ~ ou writ in and question I have done any thins wrong. with th e work ings o f tlte local government and citizen black man and a blaCk \yoman Ihe schooi" s moral. and if Yes , I was co nc ~ rned a bout groups. wilh li ll ie cro wn ~ on their slUd enls really care an) more? how my family would react to my In, tead of wond eri ng what happens to the money paid heads. It could jusl be !.Iml il is You might fi nd thaI lhey don·1 l!ccision. bad. in tudent 10Hns. the public can see specificall y whal no longer Ihat big of a deal to care as much for Homecoming. My dad w hom 1 ddmilc, those who prim !.I1C D.E .. and 10 and one·o,; skin color. - Jacob respect, and who i!<. a decent man s t uden t ~ cam are domg 10 Iheir tax-paid ru iti on. Seeing those some of those who read it (I'm Meudt Ill. senior, cinema and was very supportive of mc. direct resul lS wou ld reassure lax payers Ihat those dollars not saying that a man spilling. photogr a phy I radio and \\Then I read him Mr. Ensor 's were not going to waste. and a woman geuing ht:r mail lelevision leuer his response wa .. . " I raised you to be a Sood person and make FOR THOSE INTERESTED in getting inlo Ihe career responsihle choices. If you wanl 10 do this, t suppon you. And ( field right oul of coll ege. the proposal lets the lender payoff am always prouu or you." the sllldenl loan fro m a small percentage of earn ings over a Knee-jerk reaction paranoid; Yes, he sa id he was proud of period of lime. me. He didn'l call me a slut or The percent age would keep Ih e payme nts within an racism unfounded as cause consider himself humiliated. affordable range. If the student slans al a low-paying job, This letter goes to Mr. Miller. We is a fearful while man worrying I re' pect my body and above all Ihe rales are 10' . If Ihe student moves· to a higher-paying arc once again impressed by the that the black race will one day rise I respect myself. I am proud of job. the ra tes increase and work faster loward paying off the level of ignorance displayed by a up. buy the door co •. tpany and Ihe person that. am. loan debt. typical fearful. paranoid altit ude. build doors that only open for the I .Iso be lieve that I am the type The jobs Clinton proposes for sludenls shoul d have Your response was the model renex true originalors from the cradle of of person who has made SIU a salaries that meet Ihe cosI oI' li ving and recompensale the action of an uneducated wo rm, humanity. place wonh coming 10. black or white. If you had checked the DE. you I have hi gh aspirJli ons for my slUdent (oan debl. In o ur three ye ars a l this would sec that the October 12 issue future. The potemial of Ihe program Clinlon proposes is greal. universit y we have mel ma ny had covered Homecoming AND I have studied hard . and next Students and communilies can bOlh benefil from the plan. African·American people and none showed a picture of Ihe king and ycar . ' 11 be entering law sc~oo l , ralher than imugine. of them showed the "Deliverance" queen . So we guess now the DE hardly typic,,1 of a slut/bimbo - type. persona as ~ 'ou d id. h ~s to make a point of bypassing huh? We agree there is racism still evCf)' other event so as not to piss If Sa lukis are fun. fri endl y. prevalent in SOCu!ly. and it sicken!' you off. ·'Sun goc."S Nova," oh wait h31·d - worh.ing and int cllil!e nt Editorial Polidcs us 10 sec it. BUT we don·, think Torr.mce Miller got married, well. individuals then call me a Sah.lki. SIgned -. inducing lotion, vIewpoInIs"" _ .... ,. , ...... _ the that racism is the cause of every put thai on page one . we don'l want if not and th is is the ddinition of apInIons d their ouOhoos only. UnoIgnod _ -"• ....-d the negative experience you have. Your him thinking we ' re rac ist o r a bimbo. then I am proud to call Dolly..-.lIithe_mustbe_dinldly Egyptian -- to:o the ___, Room pamnoia of racism runs so rJmpant anything. my>clf a "bimbo." 1247, Commu"utionl Bulkfing. Letters should be typewritten and double in your neurotic li ttle mind that In a perfec tly cqual society. Once again. !.ItC issue is re.l\ ~c l . your brain is incapable of where racism had ceased to exist, ~__ M 250-.. _ .. 0IA0j0eIwill be to:ogIwn odItIng .,.-enc:e .... wII forbe IimIIood~ iii 300 _____ ..-., r m not asking you. Mr. Ensor, to eX lrapolatill !!o any other cause. the tenns king and queen would be agree wil h my choicc, but please tdontIIy moojoi, '-"'Y doopMmonI, "111at white person in front of me irrelevant. - K e n E~' a n c hil c , respect me and reaii zc thai it is __- , oIc_ Ioy"'-'''''loy _ .... ~- loy "''''' didn 't ho ld th e door open." senior, oomputer science IUICI F..ric my choice to make . - Joanna ~for __d """"""'_be""wII ..oI "~ Torrance Miller's explanation: He Bluhm, "."Ior, cinematography Mooney, senior, political science November 12, 1992 Daily Egyptinn Page) Calendar VETS, from page 1 Dillard stepped 10 !he podium and two members of thc Veleran"s Club lold the veterans prescili to be proud in camoufl agc to Ihc fl agpole. nle Community of the unifornl and respect I.hc Hag. ve.(cmns placed a wreath al the ba54..· "T each those who have not of the fl agpole in commemomtian ~ervcd to respcl'l the fl ag and the for the soldiers who died in con 5151 12 S. Il linois Ave . GOl.DES KEY HONOR Sock-Ii wtll I\:i~' r II un iforn):' he said. "As a vel. alway!' fl icts. tcncr31 met1ing 10 dllM.vSS lil\ll.I arrJn"-elnenl~ of show respect for others and and vet Two AFROTC cadets saluled Ihili ... cckcnds lilt)' kKlc :tnd Cook Out and a erans any way you can:' whi le two others lowered thl! fl ag. p .. bt ~tl on the spins Exlrm Program at b 457-0321 tonight in Communic:t!ion ~ B uild in~ Room 2f()5.. Harvey Welch Jr. . vire presidenl Anny Fin;t Lt. Elizabeth V,mhala. 4pm - l am Slic es Every Nig ht 1l\l ~ "uc:cfinS i~ open TO all prDSpec1i\'(' :net11bm. of studem affairs. lhanked the veter 20. S SPC Films lind OCM Films Presents .. . A Salute to • and • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SPC Expressive Arts presents... • • •• • • • November 12. 1992 P;I ~ '-' 7 Entertainment 1).111 , 1 !!' pll.ln .... illrllhrn 111111111 ... 1 Ill \tnll , .11 ( .lrhllrtd,. lt Dracula movie to get viewers' blood pumping By Casey Hampton Entertainment Editor Multitude of theatrical vampires Traditionally adorned in a hi g h ~l."o ll arcd cloak with a red recreate Stoker's original vision medallion and bloody fangs. Dracula has been revered ali By Casey Hampton the grandeur of evil - a vampire who fecds :1 diabolic E ltertainment Editor craving inlO the veins of his victims. But Academy Award -winning filmmal'e r Francis Ford Since the OO$('I of his creation by Bram Stoker i ! ~ 1897. Coppola has reopened Dracula' s coffin and g ivc n him a Dracul a has endured more Ih an a Cl!nlanl of s uccc ~ s fu ll " t:ansfu sion. haunting lilcr...lI)' and dml1latic lanci'Capes. . ~ Emphasizing the human emotion behind thc most !erri In the PTt.lCC!IoS, he has laken on a life of his own. inheriting fying aspccis of the slory, Coppol:J is claiming unchartered new dCJail !O with c!lCh inlt'rpret'llion. (errilor), in recreating Dracula for the screen with a fa ith Dmcula has 3boum.lcd \\Ic ll lx:yond SlUkc r '~ origliliJl vi:-. iull . ful. complctely original adaptation of the cr-;':tture found in which was described in the book as :1 "tall old man. dean Sram SlOker's 1897 novel. shaven solve for a Ion!! whit e.: moustache. and clad in bl ack Authenticity 10 the book is supposcd to be such a key from head 10 fool. withoul a ~ in £ l c ~pcd.. of colour aOOUi him c lement ill the remake lhat the allthor appears in the' titlc, anvwhere.·' "Bram S io ke r 's Drac ul a." And according to The on-screen development of Drdcula began in 191:! with Cincfantastique magazine. the script indeed is " more faith F W. Marnau 's unof(i t ial adaptati on of SlOker' s novel. fulto Rram Stnker's than any othcr." "Nosfcr.ttu: A Symphony of Shudder.. ... TIle 'iiklll film ("mph,, Leslie Block. publicist for Columbia Pictures, which IS sized the monS L'l)U~ asPC(1S of tJle counl's appc DRACULA, from page 7-- "Despite OUf scientific and Sidetracks would like to thank thefoUowtng area busI technological development as a nesses for help!ng with the Marine ~s B-Day Party: culture, the human factor is much SpeOOl Thanks to BubbiJJ morc compelling," he said. ChiMe..,.. PagW'a 51. EIGI.c:D', "Dracula presents the notion of EWIUion Mulie ..... VIIIoe GMSbfI TrM Hombtes immoryall.ty _ he's feeding off life ...,. McGuire·. a...o', Winsmn',llIgeIa GualD', T- Shin SlOI'. BEER LIQUOR WINE lOrelam liCe. =~. Place ~~ =-.!. =. ~ "But an~e you take one kind I . 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Curtain 55.00 Sunday Matinee at 2:00 p.rn 101 N. lVasllinJ,"0Il, Cnrbolldnle • PII OII" HQ-51(y, Ires I...... -..==- HOl1)tires -a MExican Nebtauraol Today's Puzzle Ij"' r r Tr _ .. r ~ .. _ .." " " In I' T ." ,"",ass I Semboo6lltef 6 Inll stam 11 Armament ~1!'II!!"""H-+~","'~·I-+'+-I-l--l·!!I1 ,. KnlJCt(lehead lSNovuu- !li D ".,."".,..,. 11"""'""'"' Substitute 01 a Capriati advances in Virginia Slims Championship WOMEN, from page 16 - Lemu. Crc ighLOn is the only learn Fi nh ":" ~ rn c d an hJ nOlabh:: Zapnews Elise Burgin. (,,2. 6-(j. Florida. Li sa Ray mond, th e 1992 In other iCUOr., Natalia ZVCl'Cva in the new MYC that was not in nlcnUon . lhc Gateway Conference. There is The pol l ing results werc PH I LA DELPH I A -Fourth NCAA singles champion from of Belarus and Gtgi Fernandez of rea lly little known about announced Tuesda y morning seed Jennifer Capri ati o f the ncarby Way ne. Penn sy lv ania. the United Stales won lheir rlfSl Cre ighton by the othe r teams. precedi ng the MVC tele- media U nitcd Statcs advanced 10 the upse t seventh seeded fellow round matc h c~ Wednes da y. confcfr nrc. The event was an quarte rfinals of th e S350.000 American Amy Fr&.icr. 6-t, 6..4, ZvcrcvJ lopped Am erica n Ros SI UC. for example ha< only faced Creighton five times si nce 1983. o pportun Ily for .. ach of the Virg inia Slims of Philadelphia II' a second-round ma tc h th is Fairbank. 6·2. 7·5. and Fernandez SIUC senio r h ni ta SCOll was conference coaches to give a Tennis Championship Wednesday a[(" noon. Raymond IS a eJged Larisa Savchc nk o o f voted onto the All MVC team as repon of th ei r learns as well as by downing fellow American sophomore at the Universi ty of LaIvia. 7·5.6-4. guard and senior center Kelly other related status reportS. SWIMMING, GIANTS, from page 16 il ain't over 'til it's over," said trust exemption dropped and from page 16 Vincent Naimoli , who heads any s uit s riles b y the couple of ,-pots just outside the Top the Florida group attempting to Petersburg group. 25 colleges waiti ng to pluck purcha.'ic th e Giants. " I can't T he San Francisco group someone out:' he said. "Pcrsonally, make a.,>, furthcrcommcnL" actually got off the fi rst legal I think it's a great situation because Florida's two senators say blow Tuesday by by filing a \.\'C're not the one's in there waiting they hope to bring the maller federal lawsuit asking a U.S. to get plucked OUL" before a Congressional hearing District Court j udge to Walker said some of the sprinters examining baseball's anti-trust invalidate the agreement were also expected to pe rform status. Republica n Senator betwccn the SI. POlen Dome in better 11is weekend. Connie Mack has teen a leader SI. Petersburg for the 1993 "People we I,.ven·t really noticed in the moveme nt to have season. One of Luric's main right off the bat lilee Ryan Kelly, ba seball stripped of its anti reasons for wanting to sell the Trent Fischer and Mark Wehner truSt exemption. Giants is the area's refusal to have all done good jobs." he said. " I Florida Governor Lawton fund the building of a new expect to sec them swim a little bit Chiles Wednesday : alled the stadium to replace Candlestick fastcr since they've backed off a owners' decision, Parle Magowan's group would little bit." " reprehensible". and said he kccp the team at Candlestick He said this would give the would get involved with both Park until a suitable stadium Salu1cis a pre-indication of what they the movement to have the anti- could be builL woo.:ld be able to do in December. Walker said continued success was also expe=ted from Kevin Rosepapa, Doug Fulling, Ward Bracken and Greg Bever, some of San Francisco group the key swirruners that have already & SCI themselves up in that role. POWLING DRINKS· Mark Kluemper, head coach of expected to buy Giants the women's team, said his squad Every Thursday Los Angeles limes decide he was bcUer off behind the was loolcing forward to canpcting at Champaign. COUDII:r. 1$7.00 Per Personl SCOTISDALE. AriZ.-The The decision to Iceep the Gianls in The meet the women will be Giants are remaining in San San Francisco is typical of focusing 00 will be the double dual ·Restrictions may apply Francisco. with the probabili!y that a bosebaII's current mess. against IDinois State and University group headed by Safeway Consider: of IDinois, he said. SPORTS CENTER BOWL supermarket magnate, Peter If the