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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1984 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in August 1984 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. B~' Karen Wiltberger Center and campus housing. to Student Center and housing "(Refinancing) can only save Starr Writer and the interest charges on the costs over a 23-year period, US money." Rowe said. University's re:v enue bond which i' the life of the bonds. The board voted in July to The Board of Trustees debts. Wilson said. The bonds, origina'ly issued to voted unanimously Wednesday The board agreed to issue up . apply to the U.S. Department of finance the Student Center and Education to prepay at a to retmance abOut 551.7 million to 530 million in new revenue Upiversity housing. were Refinancing in revenue bonds. but the move bonds to help pay the maturity discount a portion of the refinanced once before. in 1978. will not aHe<:t the revenue bond and interest on existing bonds. revenue bonds issued by Slli. which resulted in an $11 million The plan was turned down by fee paid by SI students. Wil!'o" sa id. The University will savings. Wilson said. of revenue Don Wilson. s\'slems IIna n CI31 invest the proceeds or" new the DOE because it involved officer a nd bOard treasurer. bonds in government securities. ··It was another ball game using tax-free re venue for said that the student fee will not which have a hi gher interest back then. Interest rates have prepayment bonds OK'd increase due to losses in rate than the current bonds. gone up." he said. The $59.40 student fee is a retained tuition. nor will it Wil son said he expects the Board member Harris Rowe result of a six-year plan raising decrease because of the board's Uni\'crsity to sa\ 'C up to 59 said many other universities. the bond fee $6.60 per year to action. million. but exact figures won '( including the University of compensale for the phase-out of The fee is used to pay be available until the bonds are Illinois . refinance revenue state funding to Uni versity operating costs fo r the Student sold. The savings will be applied bonds. housing and the Student Center. Daily 'Egyptian

F nday . ..\ ugUSI31. 1~. Vol. iO. :\'o 10 Southern Illinois University GPSC tells Hansen liaison should stay 8" Darren Hilloc k Gus Hansen's assessment of the Siaff Writer value of the liaison position. He CJJode a', _ ~~ said the liaison aids com­ The position of Graduate and munication by providing one Professional St'Jdent Council '- ~ ,: ' : , ~;", channel to go through. does ,- .ison 10 the Graduate School - 5 ' "'".: :'" research and performs duties will not be p:iminated without L I JI •.,. that cannol be assumed by the resistance from the GPSC. president and vice-president of The council voted Wednesday Gus sa\'s ma ~' be gr adua te GPSC. whose asssistantships night to fight for retention of the s tudenis s houldn't do are quarter time. liaison position. which Graduate secretarial work - some Stolar said he met informally School Dean Barbara Hansen secretaries " 'ould sa" th e~' with Hansen Thursday morning has proposed eliminating at the aren', qualified a n ywa ~' : and she told him she would be end of fiscal year 1985. more open to discussing the The resolution passed by the projects of the liaison were reassignment of the G PSC of­ GPSC calls fo r retaining the helpful. but that graduate ficers to half-time assistant­ liaison position as a half-time. students shouldn-t be doing ships than retaining the liaison. one-year assistantship. and secretarial work. "She told me: Glenn. the providing office space with "a "As of a year and eight liaison will be el iminated: -' suitable work environment and months ago. the Jiaison position Stolar said. greater visibility" for the has stopped being a liaison " If Dean Hansen could assure liaison. position ," Hansen told the that collection and Hansen said the duties of the council. Instead. the liaison has dissemination of information liaison officer are no longer been carrying out tasks and communication wouldn't be appropriate to the position and assigned by the GPSC and affected. and that GPSC would could be performed by Graduate School to keep the be provided office space within secretarial staff in the Graduate person busy. Har. ~en said. the Graduate School. I would be Young fans watched the Saluki Shakers perform Wednesd.~· School and GPSC offices. Glenn Stolar. GPSC president. at a pep really in Turley Park. The football Salukis will bailIe She said that some of the said he doesn't agree with See GPSC. Page 2 the Golden Hurrkane at Tulsa. Okla .. Saturday. Discovery crew launches satellite successfully

CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. solid-propellant motor sped the Force plane. and the Federal EIGHT HOURS after liftoff. the time the satellite was (AP ) - Space shuttle Discoverv 535 million salellite toward an Aviation Administration said it mission specialists Hawley and ejected. Until the firing over the finally got off the ground elliptical orbit 22.300 miles by would take action against the Richard Mullane sent the Indian Ocean anxious con­ Thursday. beautifully and 184 miles in relation to Earth. pilot. commands that started the trollers on the ground did not fla wlessly. and its crew laun­ Later Thursday_ another " We are happy the orbiter and satellite on its way. The rocket know whether the launch was ched a communications satellite " burn" was to make the orbit its crew finally left town ," said was timed to ignite 45 minules successful this time. attached to the same kind of more circular at its high point. launch director Bob Sieck. " The after the satellite. spinning at 48 It was the first shuttle rocket motor that sent two launch team is ecstatic. The rpm for stability. was ejected deployment since February earlier satellites into useless AFTER THREE post ­ only way to get over an abort with springs from Discovery's when two communications orbits. ponements. Discovery ' ~ crew and two postponements IS to cargo bay. payloads went into low orbits This time it worked perfectly. had to endure yet another wait have a successful launch. " The firing was supposed to be because their rocket stages. Mission control sent word to the Thursday for liftoff - seven COlnmander Henry W. 86 seconds long; it was 87. called PAMs for Payload Assist shuttle and astronaut Steve minutes this time - because a Hartsfield. SO. and pilot Michael "That burn was within one Modules. failed. Hawley responded, "That's real private plane was circling off­ Coats. 38. bej!an checking out second of perfect." said Mission good news. we're up here shore for a close. bul hazardous. the new ship', systems as soon Control's Brian Welch. Among the crew of six was celebrating ... view of the launch. It was as they reached orbit. 184 miles The shuttle was over the America's second spac",,·oman. The 87-second firing of the chased out of the area by an Air above Earth. equator. southeast of Hawaii at Judy R""nik. This Campaign aides thrash out debate plan NORTH OAKS. Minn . IAP)­ sessions to work out details of Bush and Democrat Geraldine details of his plan next week Worning Top aides to President Reagan the presidential campaign Ferraro. when be opens his fall campaign Sunn)'. ('ooler: and Walter F . Mondale will debat.es. '!'he opening meeting will be with a series of eoast-to-coast highs in 8ts meet Friday for discussions on Mondale has called for held at an undisclosed location appearances starting on Labor details of presidential campaign holding six debates. each in Washington. debates this fall. a Mondale aide limited to a particular area such Mondale told party fund­ D~e Democratic nominee's Dorr 8ay8 Dog8 said Thursday. as foreign policy or federal raisers Thursday that he will proposal would involve a Maxine Isaacs said James deficits. Reagan campaign ropose eannarking all revenue commitment against using any mU8t play Johnson. Mondale campaign aides say two debates is a more r,rom new taxes to lowenng new revenue from tax increases chairman. will meet with James likely number. federal budget deficits. for !be expansion of socia I erro.... free A. Baker III. the White House Johnson and Baker also will At a closed meeting with programs. Mondale has pledged to reduce thi! federal deficit by -Sports 24 chief of staff. discuss details of a debate members of !be Democratic She said Friday's meeting will between !be vice presidential Party Business Council. two-thirds during his first term be the beginning of a series of candidates. Republican George Mondale said he would unveil in office. White House refuses to give ~ews GRoundup Judge says Zaccaro not dishonest Lavelle files to subcommittee NEW YORK l AP) - A judge Thursday removed John Zaccaro as manager of an elderly woman's financial affairs. WASHINGTON (AP I - The former employer. Aerojet· in the November 1982 elections. but said there was no reason to believe the husband 01 White House is refusing 10 General Corp. She was sen· However. she was acquitted in Democratic vice presidential candidate Geraldine Ferrarc provide documents on it s tenced to six months in prison court of a charge that she had been dishonest in borrowing $175.000 from the woman', but is free pending appeal. perjured herself by denying that relations with fired En· estate. vironmcntal Protection Agency In its 31B·page report on the she let politiCS innuence the "There is no suggestion of dishonesty or malicious intent or official Rila Lavelle to a Lavelle case and some re.lated timing of superfund actions. She the part of the conservator. Mr. Zaccaro was a forthrighl congressional subcommittee - matters. the oversight and also was acquitted of contempl witness and the court believes that he sought to abide by th' tile same issue that touched off investigations subcommittee of of Congress. instructions that he was given:' said state Supreme Courl last year's uproar over the the House Energy and Com· Testimony. much of it taken Justice Edwin Kassoff . EPA. merce Committee said it was behind closed doors. from some In disclosing the new unable to explore fully Lavelle's EPA employees who worked Store roof collapses; 14 injured document controversy Thur· contacts with White House of· with Lavelle "has revealed sday. the House panel also said ficials. evidence of substantial contacts DEL CITY . Okla. lAP) - Shoppers had only 30 seconds it believed it had not received all "Currently. the White House between White House officials warning before a rain·soaked roof collapsed Thursday at a doc uments Lavelle ordered is preventing the Department of .and Rita M. Lavelle during her discount department store. blowing people out of the fronl removed from her office after Justice from providing the tenure in office." the sub· door and injuring at least 14, authorities said. she was fired as an assistant subcommittee with White House committee contende<:l. Five people might be missing after the accident at Wall', EPA administrator on Feb. 4. memoranda and other "The frequency and timing of Bargain Center '" this Oklahoma City suburb. a Polic. 1983. documents relating to contacts those communications raise Department secretary said. Lavelle. who ran the of White House officials with serious questions about the Jim Lowe. a spokesman at the store's home office ir "superfund" toxic waste clean· Ms. Lavelle and other EPA extent to which the White Hoose Shawnee. said people inside the 4O.ooo·square-foot former up program. was convicted in officials." the report said. became involved with the bowling alley had a warning of " maybe 20 or 30 seconds al U.S. Districi Court last year of Among the accusations superfund program." most." Shoppers were blown out the front and other, perjury and other charges against Lavelle were that she The subcommittee said it has "crawled and ran out as the roof came down." arising from her testimony manipulated announcements of much more extensive testimony New goverment formed in Israel before the subcommittee about grants from the superfund to on that point than was presented her dealings at the EPA with a benefit Republican candidates in court. . TEL AVIV. Israel lAPl - Prime Minister Yitzhak Sham" and his designated successor. Shimon Peres. have reached agreement on a bipartisan government in which they will alternate as premier, Israel Radio reported Friday. GPSC: Dean urged to keep post The radio report came after midnight and could not bE confirmed with party officials involved in the governmenl Continued from Page I ficers," Stolar said. said she has attended fool' negotiations. The radio did not say who confirmed the At the GPSC meeting, Hansen meetings in the Graduate Schoct agreement and party officials called by The Associated Pres, open to bringing her proposal said the liaison position was and three meetings relating to did not answer their telephones. before the GPSC executive instituted after a com· GPSC this week. Information board." Stolar said. " However. munication problem developed was rel"yed between the groups the council said fight for a between the Graduate School in all cases. Brown said. liaison." and the GPSC several years ago " I don't know what meetings Stolar said he plans to meet when large. group staff I USPS 1692201 with members of the (iPSC to she has attended." Hansen said meetings were held in the Thursday. "but they weren't decide whether he should fight Graduate SchooL Publishec! dail~ it! the Journalism and ElMItian Laboratory Monday for the liaison or negotiate with Meetings between the dean staff meetings. They may haVe ~ Friday ~~~r sem"t~ aoo Tuesday through Friday Hansen on the possible and associate deans are no been meetings on specific ~-!~"'i':. £ Soothem !UlnolS University. Communications IL. ~ ... , Ie. I 62901. Second class postage paid at Carbondale. upgrading of the GPSC officers' longer group meetings. but are SUbjects." positions. conducted one on one. Hansen In a letter to Stolar. Hansen "By this proposal. she is said. Therefore. there are no cited budgetary restraints and ,~~bus~l~{f~'f.'S~~I=I~tions Building. showing that she realizes the . rates a~ $30.00 per year or Sl7.5O for six months within the meetings for the liaison to at· concern over the role of the ::::::atries. t.. and $45.00 per year or $30.00 for six months in aU f....,ign liaison's duties can't just be tend, she said. liaison as reasons for taken over by the GPSC of· Mary Brown. liaison officer. eliminating the positon. .u=~~'lf.e~lddress 10 Daily Egyptian, Southern Illinois

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" ;!J!t·:!. n .. ily Egyptian. AugUS131 . 1984 Reagan gets Teamsters'support Veto of public works money COL MB S. Ohio (AP) ­ a nnual meeting of the Ohio their demand for the ouster renews mayor-council war Breaking \'ith most of the Conference of Teamsters. Donald L. Dotson as chairman la bor establishment. the 1.9 .. And millions of union of the National Labor CHICAGO CAP) - The power Washington defended his vet million-member International members who aren't Relations Board. struggle between Mayor Harold Wednesday of the three project Brotherhood of Teamsters Teamsters agreed with you Teamsters President ,Jackie Washington and his City Council - the expansion of O'Har endorsed President Reagan's last time and pulled the Presser was quoted last week opponents escalated Thursday, Inl.emational Airport and t" campaign Thursday. just as it Reagan-Bush lever. I think as saving that DOlson's with the mayor's foes respon­ key rapid-transit development did four years ago. even more will this time." replacement as chairm.m was ding to his veto of S820 million in on the South and Southw., The necision bv leaders of Advance texts of Bush's a "do-or-die"' issue if Heagan proposed public works projects sides - by citing amendment the nation's largest union was speech were distribute

Bv KobTiia water and sewerage service Sorgen said the average water He said that because slUdent because some people would SiaffWritor deposit approved by the City dnd sewerage bill is about $50. loans were distributed after move without having com­ Council las t month was Since water bills are sent out a school started, some students pletely paid their deposits. Water connections in Car­ neeessarv because about 16 m nth behind_ he said. many may not have been able to get Leighton said approving the bondale haven't fallen off this percent of waler customers are transient residents leave water sen'ice when they moved increase on Aug. 7 was " op­ fall. a city official said Thur­ delinquent in paying bills. without paying two bills . into their houses or apartments. portune.·· since few students sday_despite a boost from 52.'\ to The ordinance doubled th .. Andy Leighton, president of Although Leighton opposed werc in Carbondale to fight it. $50 in the water deposit and a water meier deposits for the Undergraduate Student the increase. he said having Sorgen said it had taken his studentleader's fears that some residential housing_ and levied Organi7.ation. opposed the in­ customers pay the deposit by staff members from May. the students could be priced out of a n additional $5 per person for crease. He said he told the installments could lessen the beginning of the new fiscal year. water service. each occupant over two living in council before the ordinance burden. Sorgen said an in­ until July to gather data to Paul Sorgen. city finance multiple housing. The increase was passed that the increase is stallment plan would be an present to the council on the cirector. said the increase in the went into effpct Aug. 20. a burden to students. " unworkable situation" increase proposal.

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ROTC Goo ..... , to ••__ .tIA ld. Daily Egyptian. AugUS1 31. 1984. Page 3 'Daily P.gyptjan Opinion c;& Commentary Signed oriid .., including lett.,., Vi~int. and a,he' commentari•• , ''''«' the opintons of their authors only. Unsigned editorial. f ept'... 1'I' 0 con ••nsUI of the Doilv f9yptian fditodol Commit'''. whose member. or. th. "udent editor.i nnljol or bu,infl" odd, _n. AIII.tler, or. subject to editing Qnd will be lim it.d to SC\) words. lefters of 2SOword, or fewer will be given pr".,.n,. fOf publication. ~ compl.t. ,Iolemen' 01 editorial ond I.u.r policies oppro",ed by th. Daily Egypllon Policy and Review Boord II a .... ailabl. in Communicationl 1247. Student EditOt'"·in·Chlef. SMrry Chilenhall: Anoclat. Editor. Paula Finlay; Editorial Pop Editor. Bruc. Kirkham: Auociat. Editoriol PoQe' Editor. John o.,IUn: Faculty Monoging Editor. Judith E. McHOM. Champion Salukis go for two in a row WilEN TIIF. fOOlball Salukis and firsl-year Coach Ray Dorr take the field Saturday against the Tulsa t.olden HUI ricane. they'll be in the unusual role of underdogs. That's nol the usual way for defending national champions 10 begin a season. A preseason media poll picks the Salukis 10 finish behind Tulsa. Indiana Stale and Illinois Slale in the Missouri Valley --Wiewpoint----- Conference. MVC coaches were a liltle kinder. picking Ihe Salukis 10 finish in third place ahead of Illinois Stale. The Salukis will have a chance 10 prove their mel lie early Ihis Emergency policy needs faculty input season; their firsllwo games are againsl Tulsa and lllinois Stale on Ihe road. Tulsa. which SJU-C did nol play lasl season. is picked 10 By Emil R. Spees their parents and families and the Facully Senate's agenda. dominale the MVC. President the general public. If steps are AAUP is willing to coordinate a Illinois Stale fell 10 Ihe Salukis in Ihe fourL~ quarler last year bul AAUP al SIU-C taken to hide any fiscal series of meetings 10 discuss the is said to be much improved. Some not·so-optimistic observers emergency or the aclions Ihal Financial Emergency Policy. expect lhe leam 10 be 0-2 when they open al McAndrew Stadium on The American Association of caused that crisis. those who It is policy. but that does nol Sept. 15againsl Weslern lllinois Univesily. University Professors at SJU-C take them are irresponsible. mean that it cannol be either has been unusually silent about Above I used the lerm amended or changed to better TilE SALUKIS will benefil from playing tough early season foes . a very important governance " furloughing," which is a serve the University com­ The squad will be primed for the resl of the season and will be issue that took place in late military lerm indicating a leave munity. The time for dialogue prepared when the Salukis bait Ie the Universily of Illinois early in spring and early summer. I with pay. Obviously. ours would has not passed but certainly will Ihe 1985 season. refer to the new Fiscal not be a furlough. It would be •. have passed if we wa it for a The Salukis' slrength is doubted because of the loss of II of 22 Emergency Policy passed in leave without pay. or a LOP. time of crisis. starters from the t983 championship squad. Bul that also means June by the SJU Board of That is. we would be lopped off. There is no doubt that the that half of that team rei urns. Trustees. This difference should be noted board's reactions to Faculty The Salukis must replace record-setting quarterback Rick The policy may be ap­ should the fiscal emerg~ncy Senale Presidenl Dennis' Johnson. Dorr. however. is regarded as one of the lop quarterback propriate but there is no plan need to be executed. remarks and request for a delay coaches in the country and senior Darren Dixon led Ihe Salukis 10 procedure that assurp. s Who shall determine who is to of action until faculty could two victories when Johnson was injured last season. meaningful faculty involvemel't be lopped? The policy says that respond more full y can be seen Most of the defensive secondary have gradualed and are making in determining if there is a fisc21 "the proposal otherwise has as a call for collective their marks in the professional ranks. Bul returning starter B.T. emergency and. if so. whet general application across the bargaining. Thomas will provide experience and stability 10 this year's un­ steps must be taken. UniverSIty employment Before being downgraded to derrated defensive secondary. The policy is to be executed in spectrum. including ad­ but one of five constituencies. a manner that " will cause the ministrative personnel." the Faculty Senate was per­ THE S.-\LUKI strengths are said to be the men who do baltle in least possible disruption of the I would hope so! It would ceived as being the collective the trenches. the linemen. The team lost few linemen 10 graduation. educational process and will seem 10 me that those \\ ho made voice of the faculty. As such. it and the linebacker corps is expected to anchor another strong inflict minimal hardship on poor fiscal decisions should be was or was not li stened to Saluki defense. employees." I am for the latter the first to be lopped. This is depending on the issue and the Saluki special teams should be as effective as last season. with but for the former. assuming, of course, that the administration. NCAA record-setting kicker Ron Miller returning for only his The leadership of a public fault lay within and was not the This has always been the second season. institution in a financial result of an unavoidable ex­ weakness of facully gover­ Men's Athletic Direclor Lew Harzog said of Saluki athletics that emergency should not hide that ternal cause. nance. Collective bargaining it's going to be hard to follow a n<>-hilter with a n<>-hilter. It seems crisis by "furloughing" Any consideration of can remove that weakness by that not very many people are expecting the Dawgs to have another teaching and non-teaching executing the Fiscal legal contract. Is that step season like the 1983 championship season. personnel during academic Emergency Policy must be necessary? I believe this fall we The Salukis won 't disappoint SJU-C fans. It won 'l be long before break periods. . based on mindfuU faculty in­ will get the answer to that you'll again be hearing "How 'bout them Dawgs!" all over Car­ The situation that brought volvement. Developing the question. The Financial bondale. When it comes time 10 bel on Saturday afternoon. our about the need for a shutdown procedure for that to occur Emergency Policy must be money is on the Salukis. should be shared with students. should be the primary item on amended. Ferraro victorious after bout with press IN TilE WAKE of Geraldine out of steam when a reporter reality. As Ferraro said. "We're "their" incomes under their Ferraro's press conference, one asks. " Why did you let your at the beginning of this wife's name. But in today's R~publican i.n Dalla~ came in husband sell your property?" phenomenon. not the end." We working oxymoron - " in· WIth a. surprIse. verdIct: It. "'as Much of this controversy was don't know quite how much to dependent marriages" - how Chnst.ans 10, LIons I. The hons. created wt of a situation that is couple today's couples. Ferraro much should one person's it should be noted, were the almost as new as having a and her husband kept their business dealings belong to the press. The only class that woman on a national ticket. business lives separate to the other? Republicans view with greater Geraldine Ferraro and John tune of individual tax returns. It The whole point of disdain than Democrats are Zaccaro are like more and appears that she knew no more disclosures. the public interest media. .. Ell n more of us, ~ working couple. or less about his business than if you will. is to find out whether Ferraro came out of thIS tnal e They have two professions and most spouses know. Of course. there is a potential connict - if looking strong and convincing. Goodman one lifestyle. The average tw<>- most spouses are not running a politician would put private She must have spent the career couples (and Ferraro- for vice president of the United finances above public welfare. preceeding days learning her h Zaccaro are not average) have States. At the press conference. mantra as well as her tax Was ington Past pretty fuzzy financial relations. In some places where their Ferraro noted with amusement returns. She was Gerry Writ.,.. Some have two paychecks and finances dovetailed, there were that the real_tate industry Ferraro, chair of the platform one bank balance. Others have legitimate questions. lie lent his figured she had voted against it committee again, in command tact and on the ticket. \Vben the two or even three cbecking wife the money to fund a 88 percent of the time. of herself as well as the facts. returns - the IRS returns - accounts - his, hers and ours - campaign. She became a Ferraro came out of the press In contrast it was not the came in, there was nothing and divided financial respon­ partner in one of his businesses. conference nying. She had press's finest PR week. In the lethal or illegal in the family sibilities. sbe said, in case something turned the controversy around. heat of the competetive finances. The whole in­ .... ppened til him. On the other lIer strength was not only in her moment. at least one magazine vestigation turned up one piece F AMIL Y interdependence hand, if we take separateness to reasoned, forthright per­ went down some pretty shady of fancy footwork in her family comes in a lot of forms these if"; extreme. it would mean, as formance that impressed the streets. Ferraro was treated in campaign loans. an interlocking days. and not just tax forms. Ferraro said. " two media . More importantly, sbe a "genderless" way. which is to directorate of family There are thousands of refrigerators." separate checks placed her life in terms that the say as suspiciously as any male relationships and a short list of situations in whi ~h partners foot and divvying up the kid's phone public understands. The woman pol. But the press conference questions abou! her husband's luxuries out of their "own" bill. In front of the bank of playing to this tough audience of dealings. The big shock, money and ask n.questions. We microphones imult.aneously reporlers ended with an un- especially to the Republicans, is lead what the soap operas IT'S FAIR TO ASK how much projected professional in­ characteristic round of ap- that the Ferraros paid 40 per- describe as tangled lives: one spouse's business should dependence and family loyalty. pia use. cent of their income in taxes. financially tangled. reflect on the other. Disclosure Once again. the Ferraro There will be more questions, The Ferraro-Zaccaro nap is a rules were set up because we campaign has given us t'ERRARO E~":RGED in· but you know a story is running public extension of this new didn't want male spouses to hide something new to thInk about.

Pot )!(·"' . Dnily Egyptian. August 31.1984 Labor Day hours, ACROSS S3 l out Isis , 0001 II'I51enei 57 Nlghl sound services limited S InlOtmallon 58 Tt aveled 9 Fach)t ies 59 Immerses Today's 111 at Student Ceater 14 Mortgago, 61 Great Lake ~ IS Inllammallon' 62 Love: 11 . The Student Cent er will ha"e SUfi. 63 Ins layer C(o/dCln yen International ~,. limited bui lding hours this 16 Fool 64 Set foot on 17 Glass piece 65 Garment Puzzle • Supply of Halal Chicken I weekend. Sept. \·3. Saturday 18 Invent 66 Strip Ca...... Shoppl,.. Cant..- .... for Muslims hours will be to a .m.- to p.m .. 19 Blaze 67 Vitriolic earth 212 w. '~n •Specializing in Ori.ntal and Sunday and Monday hours 20 Destroy wilibel-IOp.m. 22 WOf k horse OUWN (_at to • & A T,._I, Food Products I Spices During this time. the 24 Soap opera 1 Expectallons Puzzle Answers • Supply of Oriental Gifts building's air conditioning will 26 Sediments 2 Cogmzant & Souv*"irl be turned ofr. except for the 27 Manger 3 Title are on Page 11. 417..... eChine," MOVie Rental 29 Negative 4 Asser1 areas scheduled for specific 30 Entreat 5 FaInt ICas.. ". tapes events. The reason for this is to 33 Alloy science 6 "r ake - • Fr.. deliv.ry in 2S lbo. of reduceuti'ity costs. 37 Mascuhne - from 2 wds. 45 Europeans or order more .han $10.00 The avel a~e daily utility cost 38 Friendship me" 30 Romantic isle 47 Turn aside • Convenient Parking in the Student Cenler has been 39 Foot par1 7 Elks' horns 31 Ms. Maxwell 48 Galt shOt S

Daily Egyptian, August 31. 198", Page :; 1 mile north on Cambria Turn ~o... Court reverses transsexual's suit from New Rt .,13, Turn east at Lakeside Nursery go V. mile $C'~' CHICAGO (AP) - A federal ruling and added he would seek protection from discrimination ~".O,o;.; appeals panel. finding Ihal a rehearing of the decision under Ihe federal Civil Ri ghts T_'_ ..... of GlIIey"--'IIy_·...... lie Star'.. de.",_ federal civil rights Jaws do not before Ihe full appeals courl. Acl of 1964. T __·t ..... to .. to -..-. IDOII .... or lui.. for ,.. protect transsexuals from Easlern. headquarlered in Bul a Ihree-judge panel of Ihe discrimination. has overturned Miami. will comment on the 7th U.S. Circuil Court of Appeals "-' .... Country w.teno Poorty. J ...t 4V. ",1"'1.. , of a lower court decision requiring mailer laler Thursday. said said in a 12-page decision lale c..t.onoIelel. fIIID'. (It'. no~. It·...... t-' for Eastern Airlines to reinstate a Mary Boring. a secretary in the Wedneslhy thaI th~ civil rights 14 _I· Appearing this week: Donny Grant and the pilol fired after undergoing a airlines ' public relations measure docs aot " outlaw Rising Sta"s with Wayne Higdon on fiddle sex-change cper:ilion. deparlment. discrimination against a person The ruling came in the Ms. Ulane. who as Kennelh who has a sexual identily airline's appea! of a lawsuit 'lane flew 25 missions during di sorder . ... To Reserve Q Table Call 549-8221 or 995-9"87 broughl b)' Karen Frances the Vietnam War. was awarded Ulane. 43. of Da rien. formerly an Air Medal. Prior 10 un· " Whil e we do not condone Kennelh lane. She sued dergoing Ihe sex-change di scrimination in any form . we EaSlern over her dismissal in operation in 1980. she had a re conslrained 10 hold Ihal the TAKE FIVE 1981. seeking reinstatement to worked for the airline for 12 (Civi l Rights Acl ) does nOI her 55O.000-a-)'ear job as well as vears . protcct transscxuals ... and this back pay and benefils. . U.S. Dislricl Judge John count must be reversed for lack VIDEO Dcan Dickie. Ms. Ula n ~'s Grady's February 1983 ruling in of jurisdiction:' said the aH orne\'. said Thursda \' "she is Ih e case said. in part. Ihal decision . wrilten by Judge ARCADE vcry di sappointed" "'ith the transsexuals were afforded Harlinglon Wood s JI' 901 S. illinois -CampusGJJriefs---- SUN-THClRSDflY 10AM-MIDNIGttT TilE Sil' )IE;\,'S Rugby Club )IAI.,\YSIA·S ~7T1 1 !'iational Co ngregalion Belh Jacob. will ha\'c a n intrasquad Day Celebra li on will include an Ca rbondale. will discuss " Who scrimmage al 1 O.m, Saturdav. exhibition of thei r national IS God '! Huminations on FRI & SATURDAY UIDHl·ARCfllJf Spectators a nd a nyone in· sporl. Sepak Ta kraw. from 3 t0 6 Rea lil)''' al Ihe Sabbath Eve terest ed in p layi ng a r e p.m. Saturda y in the Hlocreal ion Service at 8: IS p.m. Friday. lOAM-2:00AM 529-FIVE welcome. Cenler Easl Gy m. IlIllEFS POLl(,Y - The TilE Sil' \·ETEH.\;\'S Club 1;\'IJUl'III;\',\ : Teaching . dt'adlint- fo r Campus Briefs is "'ill ha ve its fa ll pig roast on Resear ch a nd Tra ve l Ex· noon t\\'o da ys b e for(' Sunday on East Park Ireel al periences is the topic of this publication, Briers mUSI be TIlE 27th MALAYSIAN DAY "Stan1alion Acres," Activities month's International Forum. typewritten, and must include begin al 2 p.m a nd food will be Willi am Turle\' of Ihe Poli tical timf'. date. place and sponsor of CFLEBRATION served at ;) p.m. Vet era ns and Scie nce Departme nt and the (, ,'ent anJ the name a nd the public are welcome. For Clarisse Zimra will discuss the t('lrphon«' numlN'r or the prrson FRIDAY more information, call Mike political itua ti on in Indochina submitting the itent. Items ~1 o ra n at 54 9 · 5~'i or J im Ozols should h(' de lh'en-d or mailed to AugusI31. 1964 a nd the sta tus of women in Mass RaUy of aU Malaysians a I 5-l9·236; aft er 6 p.m. Thailand al Ihe brown· bag Ihl' I)ail~' Egyptian newsroom. lunch seminar a t noon friday in Communications nuilding. Location: Pulliam, 6-8:3Opm W.\I.TER 'l';\,DRERG of the Quigley Lounge. Room 1~ ·.t7. :\ brier will be Botany Department will presenl published onc(' and only as SAlURDAY " Forays. Foragers and Fungi. RABBI LEO;\'.-\RU S. Zoll of space a llows. September 1st or Mushrooms Are More Than Everyone Welrorne Whal Comes in a Can" al the Southern Illinois ;\'alive Pla nl "Malaysian in Brief' Sociely meeling at 7 p.m. Gues. of honor: Friday in Lif. Science II. Room Individually Designed Malaysian SlUden. 450. Sundberg will lead a Director, Walhincton, D.C mushroom foray in Southern Wedding & Engagement Rings Location: Student CenIA!r Illinois on Saturda\'. Par­ licipants meel al 10 a .in . al the BallroomsA,B&C"ScpokIaIaaw" , J-5pm ...... ~ Unity Poinl School parking 101 on .S. 51 south of Carbondale. If you are looking for something Game Exhibition Bring a sack lunch and wea r different that expresses your Location: Rec CenIA!r 3-Spm comforta ble shoes. "MaIoy.gan Nichl" peryonal feelings let me show A o.Jture Show /lEAHT TIIIIEAHT "olunl eer you my new designs. Location: Student Center orientation i 10 a.m.·noon Ballroom C and D 6-lOpm Sa turdav in the Newman Center MaIo)'ian food and lichr n:freshmcnrs conference room. Those in· terested in doi ng communitv ..ill be or:rvaI. sen 'ice shoul d a ttend. For more Orpnizcd by rhr MaIa~'Sian SIuden. Aloociation info rmalion. call Kal\' Keefe at AaanStuck wilt. rhr cocper.otion d rhr International 536·33 ) I. . 529-2341 SIudr:nI CamciI and SIuden. Ccnrer SlUe. TIlE Sil' 1l00STER Club will ha ve a Tulsa game pa rly a t 3 218 S. Illinois p.m. Salurday al Ihe Egyptian Sports Cenler for Boosler Club I have an apprenticeship available members and their guests. for a serious-minded person, . Those interested in jOining the • ~.: r' ) • ~ • club may also a ttend. Ad· '," , • • <. m""~"';r:;EQ ~--.;;~ Friday ~ Ghost Busters Friday (2:30. S:[email protected]) 7 : 4~ . 10:15 ExpOse( Saturday (2:IS. S:[email protected])7:4S . 9:55 (formerly Four On The Floor) Sunday (12:00. 2:[email protected])4:45. 7:00. 9:30 Saturday & Sunday 'j;

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" ;I!!(' fi. Dal ly Egyptwn. August 3J. 1984 A record $15.5 billion lent by savings and loans in July CHI CAGO lAP ) - Morlgage association. 14.61 percent. ~' ixed ' ra le loans lending by the nation's savings "Housing activity is now on a accounted for 15 percenl of the WPizza and loans continued at a record more sustainable level. It's a mort.gage loans. pace in July while interest rates healthy sign for the economy." The remaining 85 percent •.....99' PIZZA _---._-----.. • declined slightly. according 10 a he said. July's record was the seventh were adjustable-rate loans. The • H.... , .1t\> , ..u •• nd 9"1 lIMo ..... 1 ~",.1 1rr • national organization of thrift • ...... , ,,. ... pUl• • -uh roq ... 1 .... mbof.t ." • institutions. in a ro'.'• . and put lending for the interest rate on these loans also • lopvongo.""'" Pt..-.. lh ...... The Uni ted States League of first ..,ven months of the year at declined. the league said. falling . ~I1'::;.~'.,...... N<" •• lid .. "h ...... Sa"jogs Institutions said the $100.7 billion. will on its way to 10 11 .6 percent from 11.85 per· I', ,,,,,,,,,,,, SrPl JO'" ~ 1 S15.5 billion lent for morlgages an anticipaled $ISO billion. £ent. in July sel an industry record which would surpass lasl year's The lowest interest rates were • Bzza· Ij· for Ihat month. The total was record SI35 billion. the league found in Chicago and Los 1"" '0' 1 '''''

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Daily Egyptian. August3t . 1984. P.ge7 Shryock grid Local video comedy troupe system to be debuts on access cable TV Generic Video Theater will Generic Video Theater en· premier its televiso" show compasses everything from better, safer Friday. Aug. 31. on local access game shows where felons can By Jim L.udeman c:.ble station channel 7 at 5 p.m . get of scot-free if they answer Writer Generic Video Theater is questions correctly to pielights. Starr Carbondale's only video comedy By the lime the Ii .."t show troupe. The present and foun· A party in honor of the starts at Shryock this year, ding members are Joe Walter. premier will be given at Air­ major improvements will have Cathy Walsh. Pat Moran. waves Night Club. 109 N. been made in the rigging Jeanne Steckling and Ben Washington. at 5 p.m. Friday. system. AndrewS. The five members Everyone is invited to watch the Construction began Thursday each write and act in Generic first episode of the television to remodel the grid system. The comedy skits. showther~ grid system supports steel pipes. or hattens. from which lights and rigging are hung. according to Shryock Auditorium Director Bob Cerchio. Before work could be started, all the hattens had to come out, Cerchio said. In addition. the ALL RESERVE SEA TING house and stage light conduits were relocated and replaced. To " We replaced 16 conduits with CHICAGO & SUBURBS one wire chase or duct," Cer· chlosaid. DlPA!!UIIS IITYItNS The new grid will be stronger and will allow the battens to be EVERY FRIDA Y EVERY SUNDA Y overhung instead of underhung. lOAM, 12 NOON, 2PM, 4PM (MON. ON LABOR DA Y) he said. An underhung hatten means DELUXE MODERN MOTOR COACHES the pulley that supports the hatten and its cable is attached AIR COND., WASHROOM EQUIPPED, RECliNING SEATS to the underside of ,; 4-inch I· STOPS lOCATED THROUGHOUT CHICAGO & SUBURBS beam. Cerchio said. The new grid will consist of a series of paired 6-inch I-beams. Roy Shelton. background. and James lIannan. of J.L. Robinson THE STUDENT TRANSIT attached to I

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PageS. Daily Egyptian. Augus131 . 1984 Staged readings of students' plays set

B~' Margaret Callcott acting. stage managmg or stage each play gets Just one shot at semester with audience critique Nov.2. Entertainmtnt Editor crew duty along with striking all reading and comment Bryant sessions rollowing lhe per­ Helell Viksnins. a first-year the sets when a show closes - in said. Plays in the workshop formance. playwright. will produce her A staged reading or .. Jack and order to get credit. The productions get more attention. "We need people to come and translation of a Latvian trauma the Firebird'" written by workshop allows playwrights to rrom both the class members see our plays so that we can get called "The Freezing" on Sept. graduate student Tim Bryant. wrile. produce and direct their and the audience. whose reedback." Bryant said. " More 21 and Nov.9. It is a sensual will be present ed by the own works in a staged reading reed back ;. encouraged aHer points of revision help us to drama exploring sexual Ora m a t ic Const ruct ion production. the productions. improve our scripts." rrustration in a displaced Workshop at 7 p.m. Fndav in .. It isn't really as helprul. as Each production has a week or "Jack and the Firebird," persons camp in Germany Cisne Auditorium t Pulliam rar as the playwrights are wrillen especially ror young around World War II. Hall. Room 34 1. concerned. to act in productions ~~~~~ a~J~~ec~~~ ~i~~t cla~ children. but meant to be en­ The rourth play. to be The Dramatic Construction or strike sets'" Bryant said . .. It members. theater majors. joyed by all. will run Aug. 31 and produced by Kenton Kersting, Workshop is a special sect ion of is more hel prul ror us to get friends or anyone else in· Oct. 26. has not yet been selected, but is SIU·C·s theater production class practice writing and in the terested. Afterward. script The second play, wrillen by scheduled to run Oct. 5 and Nov. des igned espec ially ror regular section there isn" much revisions are made and the play Ellen Wass, is about a group or 16. playwrights. Bryant said. chance ror that:' is performed again six weeks people who go on vacation and The regular production class The workshop is also a helprul later. Bryant said. become obsessed with thl! game All rour staged readings will is required to take part in a supplement to the other Four 'new scripts will be "Dungeons and Dragons." be in Cisne Auditorium. Ad­ mainstage production - either playwrighting classes. where produced in the workshop this "Gammon" runs Sept. 14 and mission is free. --The~ek in GMovies--- Gym teacher to get jury trial P RPLE RAIN - (Varsitv ­ with a beautirul model (Kellv Three parapsychologists (Bill on charge of lipstick-stealing Rated R) Rock star Prince tries LeBrock). . Murray. Dan Aykroyd. Harold hi s hand at acting in this semi­ Ramis) ballle the supernatural PEORIA (AP) - A girls' gym Peoria drugstore. autobiographica l story. OXFORD BLUES - I Saluki in New York. Sigourney Wea ver teacher. hoping to win back the She said she went to the - Rated PG-1 3) Rob Lowe costars. job she lost ror showing students drugstore in February to get her fLASHPOINT - (Varsitv - ("Class") pursues his love a videotape or bare-chested son and a rriend or his. While Rated R) A story about -the interest to Oxrord University. TIGHTROPE - IUniversity 4 male dancers. now can have the waiting ror the boys, she said camaraderie or two South­ where he finds a fiancee to - Rated R) Clint Eastwood jury trial she wants on a charge she looked at lipstick and. when western policemen. and the hinder his progress. Amanda s tars as a New Orleans or stealinga tubeorIipstick. she noticed they had lert without secret they s tumble onto. Pays costars. homicide detective who is Alice Zook. 48. had pleaded her. " absent-mindedly" Starring Kris Kristorrerson and tracking a killer through Ihe guilty earlier this monUi to dropped a tube or lipstick into Treat Williams. KARATE KID - IUniversity ramous French Quarter. shoplifting. But she asked Aug. her purse berore running out or 4 - Rated PG ) A teen-ager 16 to withdraw that plea and the store. BOLERO - (Varsity - (Ralph Macchio) moves into a BROADWAY DANNY ROSE take her case to a jury. saying Adults only) Starring So Derek new neighborhood and takes a - (Student Center Auditorium) she didn't know what she was " My attorney never inrormed in an adventure in ecstasy. reN hard knocks while learning Woody Allen's latest movie signing when she pleaded guilty. me of my legal rIghts, that I had the art or karate. takes him back to his early days Zook was accused of retail a right to plead not guilty." Zook REVENGE OF THE NERDS or being a comedian. theH ror allegedly stealing a contended In asking to withdraw - ~< <'t ~7~ ,,:~l2 'tE.atLon1...... Continued from ~age8 c:::::), a't " j' ' ...... the show's needs'" Announces the arrival of an all new ...nslnk ... .. The ballens will be hung .....w ...... directly rrom the grid. Cerchio $100,000 inventory! _r-tope.. .. said. rather than rrom pulleys where they could be moved up .MI. and down. UpTo50%OFF thrill to_ The reason ror this. Cechio thrGUlh tho _tor explained. is that the headlocks. On All ewelry which support the cables and ballens. are being replaced, and Jade Heart Gametw/ Come visit us at the Norse Company and see the new ones won 't arrive until Pendants Diamond our 1 and 2 person shells. If you live near the October. The new headlocks will be put $35.00 Pendants water we'll bring sh.lls to you for a free in place between Thanksgiving $55.00 demonstration. Call 529-2332 for an intro­ and Christmas, Cerchio said. The grid system was designed duction to the exciting spart of rowing. by George Bloom, an engineer Sale Ends ~el)teIDbc:r 9, 1984 rrom Ralph Hahn Associates, 717 Illinois Norse COlllpany Springrield. Rigging design and work is being done by Vincent "57-8533 Sweets Corner, Rt. 13 East Carbondale Piacentini. a theatre consultant (across from BIeyers, neX' to University Cleaners) Hours Man-Sat Noon - 6 rrom St. Louis, Cerchio said. The construction and im­ provement doesn't stop with the grid. Cerchio said by next rail, all the rigging will have been replaced. and there will be more or it. w.s., OAD 11.1 ...... c...... c.rtI ...... SaleGaod: Aug 31-Sept3 Tasting ' BARTENDER Saturday ...... 6pk 120zcans .....,.... NEEDED ...... 750.ml ....,.11.5pm Willie's Showcase call 687-.. 212 '7" ..... Murphysboro .11l...... ~ or BECKs .... • y .... 6pk 120zNRs apply in person 1 lit. 12pk.. 120zcans Light or Dark in the evening '4" . ~ (No Difference in Price'3" Between Hot and Cold

Daily Egyptian. August3t. t984. Page9 USO to compile Stable's set changes for new student directory

if a steed's B:y navid Liss SiarrWriler The Undergraduate Student your need Organization will be taking address change information (or By Cat h~' Brown the new edition of the Student Staff Writer Directory starting Tuesday Sept. 4, USO Student Welfare Beginning and advanced equestrians Commissioner Susan Logsdon can now enjoy riding at the newly opened said. Giant City Stables at Giant City State Tables will be set up in the Park. Student Center south lobby from Leigh Shambo. stable manager. said the 10 a .m. t.o 2 p.m. Tuesday stables opened at the beginning of August through Thursday. Sept. 6. and will be open daily through the end of Logsdon said. Tables will also October. be set up in Lentz. Truebiood Riders can choose from a variety of and Grinnell halls from 4:30 rides at various costs. The stables offer p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on the same one-hour trail rides. two-hour scenic trail days, shesaid. rides. breakfast and lunch rides. over· "This is so that people can night rides and pony rides. correct their address for the Shambo said L~e stables do not offer Student Directory," Logsdon riding lessons. but pro\'ide riders with said. "Also, if people don't want instructions about guiding the horse. A their address in the directory. guide also goes on each ride. they can tell us." " We like to emphasize that we are The Student Directory is a pretty much oriented towards inex· listing of students' home and perienced riders." Shambo said. local addresses and phone "although we do have an advanced ride numbers. It also includes a fo r experienced riders." campus office dire, tory. a Shambo said the one-hour ride. costing campus services directory. sa. is about two and a half miles long. yellow pages. sports schedules. rather hilly and almost totally in shade. and University information. The two-hour ride goes below some bluffs. "This year's directory will through one of the most beautiful arcas of have information on Registered the park and costs S16. Student Organizations for the Breakfast and lunch rides cost $25 each first time," Logsdon said. She and include an hour ride to Giant City said it will also include a list of Lodge. the cost of breakfast or lunch. and polling places and information an hour ride back to the stables. on how to register to vote. The overnight ride costs $100 and in· The Sludent Direclory is c1udes a 12·mile ride around the park. hall expected to be finished by the is completed at night and the other half end of September or early finishes the next day. Meals from Giant October, Logsdon said. City Lodge are provided and a guide takes Starr Photo by Stephen Kennedy A Student Work Directory has care of the horse at the campground. also been compiled for the first The pony rides last 10 to 15 minutes and GenII. Jim passes time at GianI Cily Slables, which opened Ihis moolh. time, Logsdon said, and 300 cost $3. Shambo said there is no age limit ~16~ft; ~:. now available in the for trail rides. but most kids under 7 don't concession. The state owns the land and dustries from SIU-C. She has taught have a long enough attention span for a the barn for the stables and Richard The Student Work Directory is ride longer than an hour. Kelley operates Giant City Lodge. The ~~~~~~e:in g:f;~o~~: through a " listing of all the offices on "We've sel""ted really good, gentle, stables have two full·time employees and The stables are located on Giant City campus tbat employ stUdents, well·trained horses to enable people to feel two part·time employees in addition to Road just past the entrance to the park on and their phone numbers." she comfortable riding them," she said. They Shambo. the left side of the road. Rides are at said, and it will also include have 13 horses. Sbambo has been riding since she was a various limes during the day, starting at 9 information on how to get a Shambo said the business operates as a child and has a degree in animal in- a .m .. with the last rides ending at 7 p.m. student job.

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Page 10, Daily Egyptian, AUIUII31, 1!lI4 Geology professor tohead departDlent

R~' Susan Sarkauskas the fall of 1985. Two new faculty study these problems and find course," Utgaard said. "I en· Staff Writer members will be hired in 1985 solutions in the next few joyedit: ' and 1986 to work with the doc· decades. John E . Utgaard. geology toral program. In addition. a Utgaard concentrates his own Utgaard stressed that while professor. was na med SJU-C replacement for Russell R. studies to invertebrate fossils much time will be spent in geology department chairman Dutcher. former chairman of and the sedimentary rock they developing the new doctoral Aug . 23 . Utgaard's ap· the department. will be hired. are found in, using them to program. the undergraduate pointment by SJU·C President Dutcher is now the dean of the interpret the depositional en· and masters programs will not Albert 80mit was effective College of Science. vironment that created the be neglected. "We feel we have immediately. He replaced According to Utgaard. a fossils. " That's important in a fine undergraduate program acling chairman Dale F. Riller. doctoral program in geology at exploring (or economic and a strong masters Utgaard received his SJU-C is needed for several resources." he said. program: ' he said. bachelor's degree from the reasons. He teaches courses in " it'. good for the University, palaeontology, palaeoecology. Utgaard belongs to the ~~~e~~~ ~rs N3~~0?a~!0}~0~ in that it's an expansion of and environmental deposition. American Association of Indiana University in 1963. He graduate programs, and one He has taught an annual Petroleum Geologists and the came to SJU-C after doing post· that is needed, "he said. "In the summer field geology course in American Institute of doctoral research at the future. we're facing shortages Montana for 15 years. and is Professional Geologists. He has Smithsonian Institution for two working on a textbook on in· John Uigaord in many energy resources and served previously as acting years. mineral resources. And we' re vertebrate palaeontology. chairman of the geology "1 came here mainly because but the department." also facing serious problems in He first became interested in department in 1969, and was I thought the department and His primary interest now is in terms of mining those resources geology during his freshman chairman of the North Central the University had a lot of developing the new geology in a way that"s going to be year in college. " One of my Section of the Palaeontological promise for growth." he said. doctoral program. approved in favorable to the environment ... roommates took a course in Society from 1974 to 1975 and of " A lot of people have worked May by the Illinois Board of A great deal of research geology. and he enjoyed it. I was the North Central Section of the very hard over the years to Higher Education and geologists with doctoral degrees looking at his materials, and Geological Society of America improve not only the University scheduled to admit students in will be needed. he believes. to decided I would take the from 1976 to 1977. Vacation travel packages organized by SPC By Susan Sarkauskas through -Nov. 25. Students can five lift tickets. Transportation The Daytona trip' will still be sponsored trips. rather than Staff Writer do their Christmas shopping, and meals must be provided by offered, however, as well as a those sold by student agents watch the Macy's Thanksgiving thestuden!. trip to Padre Island, off the working for other travel Destinations as diverse as Day parade. or arrange for Fort Lauderdale, Florida. has coast of Texas. Prices have not agencies, whose commission is New York City. Steamboal sightseeing tours of the city. been added to the list of spring been finalized for these trips, a free trip. Springs. and Fort Lauderdale A Christmas break trip to break trips. Micki Akiyama. but they will include bus Their prices might be are on the itinerary for students Steamboat Springs. Colo.. is SPC Travel and Recreation transportation and ac· cheaper. she said. but students taking advantage of the Student planned. Students will stay at committee chairwoman. said commodatioOlS. can feel secure with SPC. "SPC Programming Council ' s Thunderhead Lodge. c1'lSe to students hav'" shown an interest Akiyama organizes the trips is well known. It·s for the Thanksgiving. Christmas. and facilities and the in going to Fort Lauderdale. with the help of her committee students. We know all the travel spring break travel packages. The cost of this because of its more stable members and local travel agencies well. We' re not here to The first major trip. to New and in· climate and less crowded agencies. She says students get make money. but to organize York City. costs SI99 per person. and conditions than Davtona Beach. beller deals with the SPC· recreation" for SIU-C students. which includes transportation by bus. and accommodations. Th.e trip is scheduled for Nov. 16 A VIDEO Registration $3." Overnight continues for $7." W.. kend (.rI_y till,... Mon) adult courses If you rent from our Movie librar.,. ) Registration is under way for You can rent top movies from adult nor.-credit evening classes so. Drtftt our giant video tape library. through the Office of Continuing Education. International courses are All Eve.1II OVER 5.511 TAPIS TO CHOOSE FROM Chinese cooking. beginning Italian, beginning Spanish and m.S,.2 •• Oriental first·aid. witIt ..,. .. "feN. Art and music courses are Curtis Mathes beginning guitar. introduction HOMF ENTERTAINMFNT CENTER to photography. introduction to FREE DEUVERV black and white photography. After S:oo,. 1.W.MeI" Merl_...... Sovthto_ Sh. Ct•. beginning piano, intermediate Carbondale Marion DuQuoin piano and university singers. "J..1122 542_ Real estale courses are of· 6111" '29-41'" fered in contracts and con· veyancing. real estate ap· Hour.: Man·Sat 9.5:30 praisals. real estate tran· sactions, sales and brokerage and weekend refresher course for real estate sales license reinstatement. General classes are offered in A TASTE OF THE anthropology and popular HAPPVHOUR science. communication as GOOD LIFE MOHOA,. 'HU.SOAY .. .10 , oX persuasion. energy efficient fIlD"" • lO" 00 building and remodeling. in· SAlLNtOAl' • lO · 00 surance planning, investment ~UHDAY All D .... fundamentals. let us color you beautiful, the nature of dreams, SI'EEDRAILS & MOST C.",llI)R I~K S positive parenting and hunting DRAFTS nt St.H edible wild mushrooms. To register, stop at the Office of Continuing Education in Washington Square C or call 536- 7751. Puzzle answers

Doily Egyptian, A..... t31 , 19114, Page II Sen. Charles Percy and his event ,"c1ude 118th District The Episc:>pa! Church of wife. Loraine. and Gov. James State Rep. Robert Winchester. Thompson and hi s wife. Jayne. who is running for the Illinoi s head the list of Republican Senate in the 59th District and dignitaries scheduled to attend Slate Sen. Ralph Dunn. who is Fridav's GOP 22nd seeking re-election to hi s 58th CongreSsional District World Dislrict office. ~JMdl1.~ Thompson, Trot Derby Banquet. startin!. at Joe Ha le. GOP State Central 402 W. Mill. Carbondale ~e~i~' b~~lr:!~ sSIU -C Stu ent Committeeman from the 22nd ... part of the Worldwide Angelican Communion Randy Patchett. running for District. said that Republican YOU ARE ALWA YS WELCOME Percy to be .S. Representative in the 22nd SERVICES };~~I~W~v:rn ~h .r.;!i~ ~er~d:~ Saturday 5:15 p.m. Said Eucharist District. wi ll be Master of peeted to attend the banquet Ceremonies for the banquet. and a champagne brunch to be Sunday B • .m . & 10 ' .m. Said & Choral Eucharist at banquet whi ch has traditionally marked held Saturday morning at the 5:30 p.m. Canterbury Fellowship the official start of the Marion Holiday Inn. ~ TIle Rev. Lewis A. Payne. R2Ctor Republican's fa ll election ::< . campaign for over 20 years. President Reagan was invited Other Southern Illinois to the banquet. but informed Nancy Will s & Tim Young. Peer Ministers Republican candidates for of· Hale that he would be unable to !e1ephone 529·4316 '-'"""""""""""""'1fice scheduled to attend the ;~tte~n~d:... ______-="~======~ I One little taste is all it takes. iI! I c.o~e" ~~t?~..J)~ j!' if "'.. ~~ "-17 .rOo "'88 iI! Saturday September 1st and iI!iI! ,,'f;\~o't-e ~~ if.:"" ))'>I,o/8.r j! I ~ - - ~' • Sunday September 2nd only I @@I,ij~~ I =R edeem coupon for 20% 0" any frozen yogurt treot. Tastes like' ~ premium ice cream but has 10% !'SI .;910[j'5 jI! 25% off iI! V.II.. th,_h Sept...... 1.... Mon ...t ' ! CornpusShoppingCen'.r 11om.l 1pm I IJI! (down from Quotro's) Sunday ;IIIII! , SA9. ISSl 2:30·11pn. ~ National Brands ...-~,--,----"""' .. -----., Jordache, Levis, Chic, Nike, Adidas, and more I OIl.Town I H_rs: 5'. S. 1ff M-Th 11-12 I C' ...I. I '-Sat,l-, , U7·2513 Sun 1-11 Saturday September 1st and Sunday September 2nd only

6PK BTlS 25% off li"".dftft LTOR OK 6 PK BTlS National Brands ~ LTOR OK '2.26 Bud 6PK Wilson, Igloo, Timex, GTE, and more Light CANS '2.6. Saturday September 1st and 12PK sP£}plzJ:. CANS Sunday September 2nd only

12PK Old SI,9le' CANS ,a." Calvert 75Om1 25% off Extra BACARDI 75Om1 National Brands LrOR OK '5.'. Peter 8, Oster, Wrangler, and more Liebfraumilch $2.45 by Mascoutah 75Om1 Does not include toys, cosmetics, Holston III

Giacobazzi 75Om1 cameras, personal care and furniture Wines ••••• N~.11 TASTING ,.'" J Polo Brindisi .~mJCPenney ,,= . ' ~ ~ \.Saturday 3· 7 University Mall Our Specials Run All Week STORE HOURS: Sun 12 to 5:3Opm-Mon thru Sot 9:30-9pm STORE Beer Prices Good On PHONE: .57-3311 Catalog toll fr.. : Carbondale-.57-3323 Warm or Cold Beer OuQuion·34·8733 Marion-997-5651

Pag<" 12. Daily Egyptian. Augusl31, 1984 Group aids consumers with complaints H,' Can's Ed",,'ards said. "First we show them how residents. he said. agencies are made if npcessary: aprons. In a follow·up survey. Starr \\:riter to h::tnd le a complaint them­ One man. for example. ap· and a leller of <'amplaint from they found the number in use sel ves . If (nere' s no response proached CAC 10 complain the consumer is written and sent had significantly in creased. F or consumer s having from the business. then we try to about a local carpentry service 10 Ihe business. If there is no Smith said the CAC office also problems with a loca ~ ser ..... ice 01 inten'ene for them. Any com· on hi s fronl porch. Smith said. response. CAC then contacts the provides books and leaflets on a purchase. advice on the correel plaint.s we can't handle we The man approached CAC and business 10 try to solve the variety of consumer in· way to complain ;:t availablE channel to other offices. so we said the conlraclor had refused to improve the work or reCund g~~?~~m Ifon f:r~h~~ga~~IT~!on~~ formal ion . These include Ca roond ale'~ Consumer Actior: also act as a clearing house." consumer protection. how to Center. Smith said that consumers his money. CAe intervened and needed, CAC refers the con· avoid being " ripped·ofr. '· Whelher Ihere is a problem who do nol go through the contacted the local carpenlers' sumer to legal assistance. Smith union and the complaint was said. catalogs on housing frauds. with an auto-repair business. proper procedures may impair business frauds and advertising overpriced housing. a store'~ rather than improve their laken care of. Smilh "aid. frauds. and consumer health refusal to refund a subst.andard chances of a refund. When a consumer contacts Smith said CAC also conducts and nutrition. he said. purchase. or any other con· Smith said the center is CAC. Smith said several sleps research in the area of con­ sum er complaint. CAe can financed by Ihe USO Ihrough the are taken to keep the cnsumer sumer interest. Two years ago. The CAC office is located on guide Ihe consumer through Ihe Illinois Public Inl eresl and the business satisfied. for example. they surveyed the the Ihird noor of the Studenl correct procedures to remedy Research Group. CAC was First. the complaint and in· number of local dentists using Cenler. 1I is open between 9 a.m. the problem. CAC spokesman eslablished in 1981 by a sludenl formation about the consumer lead aprons for their patients and 5 p.m. Monday·Friday. CAC Keith Smith said. intern in IPIRG. Last year they and t he business are during X·rays. He said the open meetings are held on the " Consum ers have problems received an average of two calls documented: laws centering percentage was low. so CAC laSI Wednesday of every month c\" crvwhcrc. and thaI's wh" per week. mainly from SIU·C around the grievances are sent out information packets al the Wesley Foundation we're here 10 help Ihem." Smith students and Jackson count y checked : referrals 10 01 her aboul the benefits of lead Cenler. Smilh said. Life of European 'war brides'recalled in book CHI CAGO (AP I- They came Their mothers both were war seminar. which included meetings and clubs for war When a \\ oman contacts from war-torn England. Ger­ brides. programs 011 cooking and brides. they were able 10 get them. the writers send her a manv. France. Austria and Schi betta's mother, Else. was fashion and a visit to the state logether and lalk to each olher. questionnaire and a newsletter Japan 10 build new lives with born in Germany and fair. "Bul now they're gelling that explains their project. new husbands in a new country. Schukert's mother. Mary Schibella. 35. and Schukerl. older. Many of them are losing Thev were war brides and their Berthiaume. is a native of 34. say war brides had a con­ Iheir husbands . They' r e Schibella said the largesl stor'ies are being told four Austria . siderable impact on American Ihinking. 'Did I do the righl number to respond 10 the sur· decades after they began their The two California writers are culture. Ihing? '" she said. very have been English war journeys. trying to track down war brides. "This project is coming al a " What can they do ? They brides. followed by Germans. Ba rbara Schibella and good time for these women." can't go 'home' - in 40 years French. Italians. Austrians and Elfrieda Schukerl are writing i~S~it~~: i~sWnn:is h~ml~a::r! Schibella said in a telephone 'home' has changed beyond Australians. The fewest Ihe book. "La"e and Wa r: The source. interview from her home in recognition." Schibella said. responses have come from War Brides of Wcrld War II. Dwighl Green. who then was Pacifica. Calif. " In the begin­ Thus far. Schibella said. they Chinese and Japanese war 1942-52." because the\' ar!' governor of Illinois. invited the ning. when they fi rst came to have heard from a bout 600 war brides. and women who married especially close to the 'Iopic: war brides 10 allend the t.h is country. there were groups. brides. men of another race. SToP FARMERS MARKET OF eA O"DALE TOYOTA AND SAVE. "OW OPE" EVERY SATURDAY! 8a.m.-Noon. Wes,town Mall Route 13 West. Behind McDonalds ~ .------, This Week We Feature: • GENUINE TOYOTA : Off. r good • tomatoes Ihrough , "- . ,. BRAKE PADS- Sepl. 3O. 1984 • cucumbers w ilh coupon. ..-.' - • melons HMYddy-oacs $14.77~" :

7lJt!1TA £lJAJJTY SEIMCE ------1DISC/DRIIIIBRAKE SERVK:E : Kiel. 13.50 Aelult. ".50 Conner quantities available at a discount Growers Reservations 833·2769 live Mu.ic 9· 11 Food stomps occ~ted by participating grower• '==...... ,,,,,,,,,,,,;nJ,,,, :~~""'roao jlil.iI';;n 11'5·: - .:::."..."""'" rest 'fm _:' __ I jl.~mc. _AauteU_...... IL. l1li3-2183 fi2lI-UI' Progre•• lve Friday Happy Hour 3-1

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-Powerful 10,000 watt sound system -Great drinks, beer, and Margaritas -Lights, movement, good vibrations -Friendly, open, fun atmosphere Saturday 8-10 -Big multi-level dance floor -Disc jockey top 40 rock music 25¢ drafts -Exotic entertainment 50¢ waterme·lons or kamikazis EVERYTHING'S HOT AT DUMAROC • Stop Irt end .njor WED.-SUN. the Wil'" 8pm-4 am H.r ..r~.n in FERRARI eerltondtl" Hwy. SIN .. Desoto 867-3131 - Daily Egyptian. August 31. 1984. Page 13 1 l, J Peltier supporter Huff's Radiator &. Auto Center .or .11 your cor repair n ..... speaks in Dallas ...... 1 ...... Directory Watch for our move B,· Jim Ludeman guaras to impose a lockdown in s.. UI before traveling SiarrWriter November...... forlal. David Baker of the local th~;::"~fo~~~Jhl~;~ilia:: ~~ & A_Center Z Auto Leonard Peltier Support Group stand in their underwear. in the .:..l.'f.~rF _, .,-' ". 111W. Willow ~rts&_"I ... was recently honored when he middle of winter. with open or r....~ ~ - M9-M22 ..... Motorcycl.. was asked to speak to demon­ broken windows. shivering and "- strators outside the Republican cold. for weeks at a time." - MaIoII."­ National Convention. Baker said. WBCOMf'BACI( SlUDBm MI_II._ Baker said the Alliance for Leonard established a IIectronIcs Justice. a coalition of political leadership role at Marion, ~fa& __II .. movements. such as gay rights. Baker said. and led a 2O-day fast had banned together to oppose after a guard was rumored to be 3~Copl.s Mcyc'" the re-election of Ronald putting arsenic in inmates' food . c.- Reagan. "The last straw was when UI $twW -I"""" Sportl,. Goooh they desecrated Leonard's _tl_IV... I .... In an interview about ltis e...... &R...... umlture speech. Baker said it had two sacred objects." Baker said. points. the first being the "They tore them up and spit on Perfectly Clear Prlntlq • Copying Musl.. 1 them, leaving him nothing to paramilitary invasion of Pine 549-"851 Ridge Indian Reservation in practice his religion. Peltier South Dakota. began a hunger strike that 219W. Main Peltier was arrested at Pine lasted 45 days." Ridge during the invasion for Peltier has been moved to , ....._t Springfield. Mo" but Baker said allegedly shooting two FBI A,.rt_fa agents. be will be brought hack to Marion after the furor dies ""­ "Peltier got framed." Baker down. But he said. "everything MaIoII.H_ said. " Recent documents that won 't die down until they have to come light under the change things." __t .. Freedom of Information Act .­ "Marion is being used as a Du"I.. .. prove he didn't do it, and the threat to every prisoner in the FBI knew he didn 't do it.'· W.nt... to._t nation." Baker said. "They're _1_Pr_rty Baker also spoke to demon­ telling inmates 'If you don't toe strators about conditions at the line. we'll send you to Moltll. H_ Lot. Marion Federal Penitentiary, Marion. where the world will where Peltier was incarcerated. for~et you.' Marion is setting a Baker. who has worked with precedent, through isolation and attorneys who have interviewed terror. for all the other inmates. described the con­ prisons." ditions as " atrocious. The Baker said he has contacted lockdown is still in effect. people people from Madison, Wis., and HeI"W.nt'" are still being beaten." Washington state "'ho are in· 1 .....loy .... nt Wont... "They're doing fingerwaves terested in forming a national Serwl... Offer'" on the inmates: ' Baker said. group to change prison con­ W.nt... "Fingerwaves are forced rectal ditions. • Completely Remodeled Lost probes. and they're supposedly As for the local Peltier Sup­ • New Dance Floor . '0UfMI looking for guns. Some of the port Group, Baker said there Best in Live Entertainment Int_l_ntA __fa inmates have stated that the are 50 such groups across the way the guards touch them nation. The groups want to get • Carbondale's Best Auctl_& ..... Peltier out of prison and expose during fingerwaves is sexual. Sound System Anti.... "It's also an excuse to beat how he was treated and how the inmates. The inmates resist American Indians are treated. • Top Quality Drinks served '-_Opportunltl.. the probes, and the guards beat Peltier Support Groups wiu be Quickly and Courteously .... them." busy this fall. Baker said...... Officials tried to impose a Peltier has a hearing date Oct. 1 .1 ...... lockdown in June, but they in Bismarck. North Dakota. to • 14 Professional Billiard ...... t.t. couldn ·t. Baker said. and used decide whether he gets a new • Deluxe Sandwiches the stabbing deaths of the trial. • New Pinball and Video games

Hospital lab technician a..HIe4 Intorn..tlOft .., .. I-app,' fl(,Of" 11-(­ (31i,... minimum, approximot...,. 15 also a part-time clown Gin & Tonic 85( words) One day·55 cents per line . CHICAGO (AP') - Wnen brings her into contact with the .\n · I ~H.~.".X I .... SilO'" Twodoys.SOcents per li ne, per day. Linda Lorenz isn't performin@ dying. Three or four doys -44 cents per brainorbonescans, shemay bf Yet. she sees more line. perduy, performing a less serious job - similarities than differences F l ~ 'hru e ight doys·39 cents as Pandy, a white-faced. yellow. between her highly technical. CALIFORNIA per line. perdoy. haired clown who gets her kick~ sometimes depressing oc­ Nine dcJys-36 cenn J»f lin., per day. out of flashing the twinklin@ cupation and her comedic role COOLERS ren thru ninet.. n doys·33 cents per lights on her size 20 shoes. as Pandy the clown. For in both. 1~.OS line. perdoy. she is helping people. Twenty or mor e doys.27 cents per A nuclear medicine If her help is medical "or if PRI Ii.,.. per day. technologist at Loyola it's just trying to make them University Medical Center's laugh and make !beir heart a All Cloni' ied Ad .... rtising must be Foster G. McGaw Hosoital in litlle lighter, I think that's the proc:eued before 12:00 noon to Maywood. Lorenz, 22 has for the core _ helping out," she said. appMJf in n •• t day's publication. past six years done volunteer Often, patients are afraid Anything proc. n ed ofter 12:00 work at hospital functions, when they visit the laboratory. noon will go in the 'ollowing day', nursing homes. parties and " It's scary because a lot of publicotion. The Doily Egyptian cannot b. parades. people don't know what nuclear responsible for more thon one Five da ys a week . medicine is," she said. She tries day's in correc t insertion. Lorenz goes to work in a to ease them. sometimes by Ad ... . rtis.n or. responsible for cramped hospital laboratory, taking their min".s off their checking their od .... rt i s.m~ts for puts on a white lab coat and problems. SPECIAL .rron. Error-. nol lhe fau lt of lhe scrubs, and works with test "I think sometimes my sense od",.rti,.r which lenen the volu. of the odv.rt.s m e nl w ill b. ~~~ilatr::id~f~r:rs i!~td~~ of humor comes through even !'Jl!J~!~ adjusted . If y o u r od oppeors though I'm not in makeup or inco rre

I 'oro 12xSO 2 BEDHOOM . c lose to COMPUTER "~ O R SA LE. I ccess 'rvdd.... ~\~~tt~ tnr\~. ~UI~~~ 1~~dneCd.! · ~~~ Part•• nol Servlc•• t campus . $:1500 . Will consider music from home F aster response cellent condition. ·underpriced. L-______-' ~· ont racl. $.=-.00 down 12 per cenl Time. TRS modei :I r: adio Shack. of."I... I Oon'l lei others call first. Ca ll .0-0 ALTf-: Hl':ATORS & STA RTfo:RS I mterest for 36 months. 529-4033 or 4RK. :I disc JrI\"CS. Auto-dial Ch ri s.3 t 5~Hr-.(''I6 . Price $1800 fi rm. D.' .a."""IID 88 I1 A311 rebuill Lowcst prices in Southern 549·S5S0 842~AeOtO : ~i~,~~\ . :..o f.'i0~~r pto~rl~~s . i~ ...... W~~i~~ : l\llJtno~ . H ~~ )i ld!' ~~'k . 2. Bf-: OHnqM . CH t\Rl\U NG . obo. 529·1218. 8732Ag lI ('II E" Y IM PA LA CUSTOM 1912. Excell ent shape. P. S. . P . B .. guaranteed. Call 99i-4fi11. I ~~ia~fea\~~~~ rm~~~9~ 18s;'ilh 1... ------. air . lilt. new radials. Safe & ====_:--_804~O_AbO...:.....IO 8235.\eI2 BILL'S TV SHOP ('omfortable. dependable. Looks great. S95fJobo. 687·3645. 8i45AalO USED TIlU:S. LOW prices a lso on FOH SA LE : IOx5O. near campus 11M •••nut Murphyslloro I ncv. and recaps Gator Texaco Hemode led fUrnished Sh d I I' ef!!11 19i4 \"W GOOO condition. Also 1969 :;29·2.102 1501 \\ . MaIO 8527Ab26 Must see. 529.3019. . ~~A~il ",.1211 Camero. call 86i·258';. 881iAa12 Com. In and Automobll.. I I Motorcycl.. ~~~~/~:' IL:;'~ oNk~A ~ .f~ mr.Y~ ... our nlc. !~~~f~~i~ .ge~I~ ~ se~ ~~ .o~~ ~iid I. . carpeted. ~ m a ll shed. natural gas. ' 'j9 LERARON WAGON. loaded :md in excellent condition. 549·7i15. IIca ble available. full a ppliances. ..Ieellon of must SI!'e. must sell . Deb 529-1858. 8726AalO 198.1 HONDA XL200R . 6xx miles I 'cad... g $999 besl (f Wh 8722:\310 $1 050. 1980 Suzukt TSI8.'i. 5xxx rent "' h~n ~:o u ca~~ w n'? ¥.t9~W ·. Y pr.... Owned ..I •• 1977 MGB 50.000 miles. Excell ent I miles $550 Both excellent. S49- R744AeIO I ~======~ 'n HONDA C IVI('. Rcbuill condition. $2900. 529-1528 a fter 5 2997 . 81511AcO IO I -,-,------::.:.;.=::: II engine. new paint. radial tires. am (• . m . 8812Aa13 2: bedroom. to,,50. large co\'ered _COMIuac STUDINTS fm. runs great. must sell. 52.300 LOW·RIDE R CHOPPER. BSA deck. new furna ce and water obo. Deb 529-1858. 8721:\aI0 . 76 CHEVF.TTE. AM ·FM·CASS. heater. musl sell. moo o.h.o. 549· ....,.ITY'. 4 speed. 4 c"linder. $14(1() or best ~~~io~fz~ rl~n~oe~ · ~ i,~I~~~!ri i 843. 8760Ae ll 12s..o.tth offer. 549·3429afler spm. 8737A310 want it. $11 50. 45i-2401. PSl iAclO CoJOf". Port.... . Of" CoMoIe Z~~ ~~~ss,~~~i~~w:ruC:i~ TV & St• .- . 73 SUPER BEETLE . AM · n l 81 SUZUKI GS550L. Must sell. MI_IIe_ue __Ir ~n~~ best offer, 549.34~90~~C P ri ce negoliab!e. Good hi ke. 529- !Ii i~ I dft~~n . hS~~~rOB~r~~·9.§~ aW~; ';219. Keep trying. 8691Acl0 IL------____...J NEW & USED SETS 5pm. 873RAa10 AIR COr\D1 T10NF.RS. 5.000 bl u· For Sol. CHEVY M O~ZA i5. Exce ll ent I DECIDE TO WALK or lakea hike: $8.'l. 10.000 btu·$145. 20.000 bt u·Sl RS. Pl.. ·.ll .. tronlcs ~= I~~ ~a\laanr~:; ' {a~~ I Then let a classified sell ,"ou r bike. 28.000 btu-$2.15 in good condition. . . 78.15;\c10 Mt-8U 1052. 82.16A312 1976 GMC VAN . Kew tires. new Phone 529·356.1 . i63:1AfOIO brakes. Runs fine. $850. 549-4560. 198 1 KA,\\·ASAKI. LT D. 3.500 il VW S. Bet'tlc. A~ t - F'M stereo 8742.;\0115 GOOD CLEAN USED furniture. new molor . brakes. etc. 52000 obo ~~~~~~ I ~ ~~' ~tb:frer ~~WI:5~~ Call 833-5151 days. 5"9.77 4 ~~~~si2 ~~ili~er~i~tJ" t~ ~1A~ 8~~~~' ~rl:: SAFES i39-;. 8707 Acl0 northeast of Carbondale. RR 149. HursLlL. Bush A\'e. 79:15A(01I 73 TO Y OT .~ CELICA ST. MUSI see HOl\DA 750 1973. $875 . Low New&UsecI ..157-5581. 8671A31O mileage. mint condo 51 90 chrome .JENKY·S ANTIQUES AJI'D us(.-d VOLVO WAG ON 19;4 14 5 model. headers just added. Ca ll 529·5700. furniture. Buy & sell . Old Rl. 13 Bought & Sold 1~i8 VW BUS. Perfect mechanica l Great sha pe·many nelA' parts- J eff. 871IAcl0 W. . turn south a t Midland Inn condition. Looks good. SI900 or best gTon~~~~~ fe and clea~l~ Ta\·cm. go 3 miles. 549-49;8. offer. 1-893-4088. 8512:\a23 1984 HONDA SCOOTER. Apro 80. R!lIi9M0I2 Highland ~5~-:~~s old. must sell . ?ia~ri · i8 \' W RABBIT l'xcellent con· 1968 BUICK ELF.CTRA 225. Good LISED FURNITURE AND a p· Safe & Lack Co .• Inc. pliances. Murphysboro. ". Iso. used ~ .~~~ ~~s:~I~~~ii.~~ C~g~ . air ~~~m ~'~s~ t ~s:~~~n7~ : new 1m HONDA 750F. 24 Karc.. ,-old 1\"5. ste reos. a ir conditione rs. 529-3062 8617:\310 88-liAal4 and chrome plating. super Trapp kit chen appliances. all reasonabl\' header. fairing. extras . im · nd 1975 ..\M C P.4. CER. Aut o. power 75 DODGE CHARGER. p.s·p.b .. maculate condition. Will sacrifice. P~i;~nt Bf1~ff thi: t ici:r g~lc~ I -::======~ sleering. till. Al\1 ·FM ta pe. nc\\ air conditioned. AM·FM. black. 549·1i64. 8728:\cI2 ~h ousa nd s of other items to chOOSE' tires. $950. 457-4985. 8683:\al0 mags. good condition. 5900. 985· 4317. 8999Aa 13 Iit~r;;e l~ i ~~ ;pn~ ~~~~~. ~8~ ·.5 !i~~ STEREO 1973 DCSTER RU:\S good. rust. 6 l ~~K~~~~~~ ~~ s :eall:~ . ~~: Open 9·5. Monda::-Saturday cyl.. $'125. Call 5-19-66 17. 8237..\ al0 1976 DATSUN 280Z 22. 3rtn. air. :r;2.~ . 8758Acl..J B-IIOAlOI O SABIN AUDIO new paint. Beautirul. $3395.00 687- We'lI beat any price in town 19/1 XS650 YAMA HA . backrest & 19,. CHEVY NOV .-\ ~ cylinder 1072 or 68-1 ·2616. 8553Aa 14 FOR SA LE: MEr\'S bicvcle. 26". runs well. $700. 529·2815. 8489Aal 1 headers. Good condo $600. Ca ll 549· $45. Sewing machine and cabinet. TDI( SA .. S2.OC 1978 FORD LTD 4 dr .. 8 cylluxury 7262 . 8771.-\cI3 sao. Clothes sizes 10·12. Ca ll 549· MAXIU UDXLII.. S2_00 1967 CHEVY ~lALtBU . 78000 mi. e xtras . A·C excellent condition. 1034 . Days. 8360AfJO MAXIU UDXLIIS.. good condition . S800 0 8 0 988-105 1. Call 4Si-5i29. 8768AaI5 197i KAWASA KI KZ650. New st." 8701Aa11 ~ l ectrical. new tires. rum: well . METAL FOR UNDERPINN ING. TlACMlTAL.. I4_M 'lust sell . S600 firm. call 687-2176 siding. etc. Various sizes & colors. FOR SALE 1973 Ford L. T. D. Fai e\'enings. Keep trying. 8994AcIO Reasonably priced. 549·3275. N •• Aa Turnt...... ~~-80~t good (ires. S350~r:.~ 1977 KAWASAKI KH400 . 10.000 R802AflO InSt... miles. nuns great. Very fast. Must JVC AUTOM ATIC TURNTABLE. All HOME CASSETTE DECKS 1974 MUSTANG GHIA II . Runs see. W·;,ccessories. $575. o.b.o. 549· belt drive with Ortofon Ca rtridge. 2267. 900iA('12 Excellent condition. $110 obo. 549- .".. " 011 ....11 ~r::.~a~~~ .i~~f.;I~~Wr:.n~~ks 0092. 8.=j2-1AflO ..... lOllY etc. S24000.b .o. 1·985-499-4 . 1975 YAMAHA XS 500 B. Greal NARi8 ACIOUITIC ..AIIOt 8761Aa14 condition. Chris. 457·sm. 9008Ac12 1975 HONDA MOTORCYCLE 550. 4 YAMAHA MlAi. P.I. "...-0 H ...... '.a.oM UICA is CHEVY MONZA. auto. A-C. 20 ~r~!~tr5 . :"~~ fr::-~~~~ . wood "A.AMIOt. ...., ~~y~~~: &:r~o .~~=I~o~~~~~: 88OSAfl9 A_ MA"Y on-a_AMOI SB\': 1950 asking $1750 OBO 457 I OLYMPIA INTERNATIONAL 01'91 EVBIYDA Y 8am-8pm 6901. 8819Aa17 Sal ...Service. Lea.ing ~o~~~~ .1~5i-~' ri ter. e~!\}~\ lm-.hSt_ ...... IIOiIO ... • 68 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88, very 10010 E. Main FIRE WOOD SEASONED 4 )'ears. am'! f~~o~1: ~i~~. p~~~e $5S088~~~i7 Carbondal• • lIIinoi. I S20 a pick·up lruck load. a lso used 529· 1000 concrete blocks 2S cents each. call 1974 F ORD BRONCO. air. am·lm 68404046. 8804AfJ6 good condition. $1 300. 529-4560 . 8747 Aa13 ~~~I~:~~o~o~~a~o3 ~;I~~ ~~ · 76 CHEVETIE. RECENTLY has the Nearh' tew Shop has a fi ne _t..... lancl select ion -of new clothing: all at gr~ok~fI1te~~b~~~ e~~e 'o~IU~t fantastic prices. For information offer. 549·7184. 8749Aa17 about our rs,.licy on consiinments. ... to School Special. 1200 79 MUSTANG. MANUAl.. am·fm ~I,:a~.C:rS5:ro.~~.n . ! ~~}~ SPEAKER CHEAP WIRE ~:~ · 11r~32~t~ . e;~a~~~~ DOUBLE BED. MATTRESS 6849. negotiable. 8i73Aa13 box sorings and frame. like new: ~Ioot $100. ·WeOcor-zip cordless phone. , 13 BLUE IMPALA. A-C. P·S. P ..... alnut dresser. antique -$l00. AUDIO· VIDEO B. $400 .00. Call And)' Mc rc ker Phone e\'enings. 529-4560. 8746Af13 CHEAP TAPE 529-3583. 8989Aal0 TDKSA90~99 1976 JEEP CJ ·1. 2 lops. S2650. Call I Ilectronia 451-8878 . 8988AaIO I GREAT DEALS ON 1911 IMPALA·400 . 2 door AUDIO GEAR ~g:~~e~=rtation=~rO New & Used TURNT ...... ES 1966 MUSTANG COUPE, 289 V-8. NEW RIOMlIi.'lI5 V\IQ automatic transmission, new in· terior. new paint. completely ~~~~' P~~I~~~ . only. TAPE DECKS 842IAa02O WE HAVE FOUR mobile homes NEW RIOM99.'lI5V\IQ two : 2x60 and two 12xSO. Two are '81 DATSUN 510 1983 CHEVETIE. EXCELLENT lucated near campus and are condition. S4OOO. or best offer. 687· au_ie, 5 do« IIEIClMIIIS RIOM 3264. 834tAa20 ~d~~:t=. O:;.::::I~~~': NEW 119.'1" (rechnD) hatchback with a/ c. 5559. 74J2Ae010 ~OK~~~R~i.~Bl:i3 ~el~~ I cartridge. S90 or besl orfer. 68'1. ., ~are:.L~ ~~~On~irs.&\\·: '10 IWC COHCOIIO CARBONDALE 10.50 2 bedroom 1842. 8990AglI !J'EoIII(8ISRIOM best offer. Call after 4. 529--5366. 2 do«. au_Ie NEW • .'lI5_~ 8S62AaOll =~c~i ';!{a~? ' ~~iJ:SahU:; J PIO~~:;,~r.E~~~~ , c!':di"ti.::f ...... 5:30. 8281AeOI1 75 U!IID SIIIIIOS 1971 DATSUN 240 1. 4 spe

500 W. I-~ REEMA N. 2 bdrms. ]I!:! FKEE CA BI.E. SPA CIOUS 2 CO MP UTEIl TEIlM INAL W-CRT. baths. unfurnished townhouse. bedroom. a-c. carpet, water. 549· LUX Ill' APARTMENT AT CLOSE TO CAMPUS. Extra nice. buill-in modem. and printer hook­ "cr\, nice. carpet. air, I btk from 1315, 457..f,956. 83598a21 reasonable rate. Carbondale Clinic cleaned_ 3. 4. and 5 bedrooms. $42.'l. up. H('I a ii s for $569. Like new. SiLt. S400permonth .5~ ='Bal0 area beautiful 2 bdrra. air. ap­ F'urn i~ hed . insulated. 549-4808. 549·226j 9OOOAg1 2 M lI RPIIY S BORO ONE pli ances. carpet. balcony. lighted 7i068bOI4 REDROOM furnished. Utilities off street par l(ing. 529-4360. LAR GE MODERN 2 bdrm included. lease &: deposit. Call 684- 11824B.14 FOUR BEDROOM HO USE. :Ipartmcnt. unfurnished. carpet. 67iS. 8521Ba10 ~t. an" Suppll.. air. 5 mono from SIU. Chat aqua ONE DORM . FUHN. . u(i1i(i es 4:~~~·~~modelcd . 611 W. 7i~W~i4 Apt s .. 529· 1801. R484Bal0 APTS . &: HOUSES close to SIU_ I. incl.. no dogs. in C·dale. Call 457- 2. 3 bedrooms. fa ll -spring. 529-3581 HENT A~I) TRA I N "our own APAHTMENT AND DUPLI-: X. or 529·1820. 8610Ba10 294B a ft er Ii p.m. 8752Ba 10 ~i~;~ ~~~~~r :uO ~af'C~~rf)~";,~~ ~~~~·r~2.7~~I~·d~~'~~~O~~~~U~j Two bedroom. all electric. ap- 3 ROOM F URNISHI-: D aparlment. FurnisMd. Insulaft>d. No -pets. 549- Irails. 2 horses available. 2 and 3 EFFICIENCY IMMEDIATELY Murphysboro. 1904 Spruce. 4608. tfl89BbOl4 ~1~~~~IY~n~l r: ~f~~~s ~~~~s h:n(ld 882.:;BaI4 \'r . old quarter blends. -I Si-433;J or deposit. "57-7669. JW91Ba l2 ~~~~r,A IB~~lg:n~ 1 ~. m~;W!~~fk 995·9487 . S.Si2Ah02 1 QUIET. PRIVATE 3 IxIr. cottage from Uni versity_ air. furn. Con· MURPHYSBORO 1 BDRM . trash on refu ge. 5 min. drive SIU. gas EFFICIENCY APARTMENT 3 lact: A!'pi 457-7615 . 8i08BalO DOG O Il~: D I ENC E CLASSES. blocks from campus behind Ree. ~cqu~~eCa l l ~~;~~~ ' ~~~~~t heat. very nice. $21 0. ca'k~~~o ~1urph ysbo r o Park Di s tr ic t . cenl er. Wash-drt,'er available. Ca ll CAHB ONDAI.E. 2 BOil . . un­ Novice and advanced. Ca ll 68;­ -1 :;7-5.140 ..... r 45i-R802 . R6508a17 :«)98. 8i56Ah19 fum .. full\' carpeted. spacious. DESOTO NEW TWO bedroom_ FOR RENT 2 bedroom . un­ \'en ' d can:Qui et area. near C'dale furnished home. lI Z milesrrom TOP CARBON DALE LOCATION. (,Iiriic . Lease. "57-4747 or 549-6125. ~~~~~~t~~{:i~~~~~iul~f)p:~~n~~~ Sporting Gaoci. one bedroom furnished aparlment. 8';238alO \'alue you will find . S2.lO a month. ~~~!u~~e ~~~~~nt"e~~hbr::~~~fedd 2 bedroom furnished apartment. Lease and deposil required. 549- Absolutel\' no pets or walerbeds. SUB-LET EFFICIENCY APT. 2 5550. 7434Bal0 r:~i'~'~~~3 _ !,;~f:gerfg.r 6 1~m~ ~ 1 C., II 684-4'145 . 8.11 2Ba1 3 blocks from Rec. Center_S14 5 mo ., Rigdon. 817SBbl0 SEKAfl OOO. 10 speed, 21" frame. \'ou pay CIPS. 549 -127 1. keep Sar end shifters. Ideale RO leather HII W. CHERRY_ Utilities in· calling. - 8739Ba10 ~i~~~ ' g~~o ~~rJ'uO ~atC~ro~~~~ TOP CAIlBONDALE LOCATION seat. gen. light. back rack. Ze(el eluded on all units . Close to Furnished. Insul afed. No pets. 549· two bedroom furnished house, r ampus, 3 blocks. C.111 "S7..()4()4 8 NICE 2 BDH. . S26.'i incl. electric 4808. m8Ba 14 three bedroom rurnished house, fl~~~E~~,\ ' fe~~~ . ~~~ · C~~:i 1lic? 3sm - 5 pn.. 8651BalO & ..... ater. Secluded area. north side fo ur bedroom furnished ho use. ("dal{'_ 549·7381. 8.'"125Ba16 En- ICIENC Y APARTMENTS Absolutely no pets or waterbeds. CA IlBONDALE AREA ONE FOR rent. Li ncoln Village Apts. Vall 684-4 145. 8308Bb13 CAIITERVILLE EFFICIENCY ~~C:o~fuf~nri~~~er:~~;tnr!;~~~~ .-\PAHTMENTS. furni shed. all ~~~;u~o ~~:le~~s FU;~f~~~ . q~:h CARBONDALE AREA TWO Absolutel\' no ~ s or waterbeds. 2 ulilities tfaid . Immediate oc- bedroom furnished ho use a nd mi les west of C dale Ramada Inn rent SI8.:;. Phone 54f-6990. 82iOBa16 ~~~~ncy L 13 c ro_ss roa:a l JB~i three fu r nished house with car- on Old Rt. 13 West. Call6.~-4145 . LUX -RY 2 BEDROOM furnished 8.1I1Ba13 ~~~~i-~~~ o~~e l~il~o wgs;t~ f C~ ~~f!~~~tpe~:~~ "~:t~r~ . ~a~i dale Ramada Inn or Old Rt. 13 C OALE . 2 B. R. unfu rnished apt. CAR.,NDALE AREA 684-4145. 830iBalO West. Call 684-4145. Leases Ibm May 21. 8309BbI3 ~ : ~~- rp':;l~d~eNoca~~r;; r~alt!~·s:: :I BEDROOM APT. across rrom heal. water furnisged. Call after 5, One bedroom furn ished opt. new library. close to SIU. Clean. $49·1i97. 86528al0 quiet. great neighborhood. 529- Two bedroom furnished opt_ 1539 . 8198Ball VDY HIA. CAM"'" l'\EWER I BEDROOM. 1 or 2 AND Absolutely no pets TilE APARTMENT BEATEIlS ~8~ ef~ ~:~ . ~ca rr~r:;!:~ ~~m~ : have good floor space. better IXlIIAHla You pa\. electr ic rwater. 529-3.'l81 . or waterbeds furnislimgs. best all round rental . 86O-IBal0 5 bedroom furnished house h:::::S ra[.e ~:~t~~i a~~ r naTO~!~~ with 1 1/1 baths LEASE THROUGH some washers & dnrer. rates and goy't weatherized MAY31.1." ~~~~ff ~:~' i~~r45r.~~~ .n . Call 19ii' 32: TERRY travel trailer fifth 85758al1 Absolutely no pets wheel. TC ante,nnae. awning. a·c. or_terbeds ~~~~e . sll'eps 6. Price ~fj,~ 2 miles west of FIlRNISHi::D APT. . ALL Carbondale Ramada Inn utilities paid 2019 Herbert St. Mu:-physooro. call 687-3795 . 'SED SA IL BOARD •• Sail on old Rt . 13 West 8520tsall Rider" Good condition. Must sell . 410 \\'-,- F-R-E-E-MA- N-' .-I- b-Iock from 549-6610. 863iAIJ5 Call 14' ~~~r.:~le la ' ~rm~~4t¥f"iS h ed . Furniture IIM5Ball Reduced fall 3 bedroom rates some up lxI~~ . ~~~~a~.s ·· ~f~( an~~:SS1 furnished house USED F URN ITURE & antiques. CARIIONDAU from campus. 933-5093 or 312-967- to 20" or more. 72'ri. 8767BaI2 J .., ...... ~:~~r~;s~~Y & sell. ~t~~o Mwt .....t LOCATIONS .II_fumltu.. wlll ....l. FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR rent . Carbondale. 1 &: 2 person Absolutely no pets ~Ea'm-~:S~;.1~~~i ~~.xcrrannls i~ 1, 2 and 3 Bedrooms apts. next to camcCus. clean. quiet or wot.rbeds f~ condition. S50 a se ' ~~~~io newer and older 2 Bedroom ~(~9:n~~~~~_~6&i. cal for ~lf~\S3 ap

MUSIC LESSONS. BANJ O. One I. droam Apt.. FALL j::Z08.~~~.' ffe~i~hho~~ ~f~~:e LIAII'I'HMJUCMt 549-0246. 8688An14 Furnished 510 W_ Walnut lOP MAYal,l9U 2mll__ tDf Swimming Pool ALSQ AVAILAILE C·~ LEAD GUITARIST· LEAD LOCA1IOeII ~f::l~~' p ::e~:ssi~~~~~\' ~: ~d Laundry Focilities EHid.ncr Apartment, c.t.onct.Ie ...... Inn writing abif.ty. experienced f Tennis Court 401 E. ColI_-457.7«13 3 .....m . fumi"'-d '-oe ... oIdRt_I3W_ dedicated. Demo. tapes available. «15 E. ColI_-457-5422 call John at 529·5859. 8614An12 Conv&nient Location 500 E. ColI_.529.3929 4"""". fumi"'-d '-oe C.II FENDER BASS AMP . 70 RMS. 4 _1..... 1 ...... 145 5 ...... fumi"'-d hou.. ~e~f~tt~~ d rtYrnS~~ ~~~~IS . 2. South &.ewl.&.._ 20" . ...1 .. 87i2An13 zt.Mn AbooIutely no peto Now ....tl .. For ..II HARDW IG'S HOUSE OF Music. Cell 0I'_1efbeds Guitars. amps. PA's music, 1IW1Q ..... a-ta~ f:~!n~~~y!sP i: n~:n~T:,d2~7 CLOSE TO CAMPUS Newly ...... W_ Main. Carbondale. 549--2965. Furnished Of' Unfurnished 8548An29 SpaciouI, CI_n, Quiet Bigger 113 Forest Furnished One Bedroom apts_ 4 Bedroom 402 W _ Oak and efficiency apts_ tHIN_Allyn $160-255 503Hoyes 511 Hoyes Including: 308 W _Cherry Carpet. air. and laundry 3 BEDROOM APT.• 409W . 205 W. Cherry Pecan, $350 mo .. furnished. You facilities, water, trash pick-up 3 Bedroom pay utilities. 529·3581. 86068 al0 and sewer- and smaller CARTERVILLE. 2 BDR. un· 202 N_Poplar furnished apt. nev.-Iy built w~er Imperial Mecca Apart.... nt. 5().C Ash ~:lr ~Jl i :c~a~~~ .at CartsmB~e20 tHlN_Allyn 401 S. Wall * D-1 G 'h E_Heste r Call for appointment at 549-6610 Jzt.ll12 or Mt-U7J

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14x52 MOB ILE HOME. CJean . AT NELSON PARK , 714 E . ROO~,lMATE NEEDED F OR 3 \'ERY :"'!EAIt CA MPUS a nd ('xtra E XTH :\ NICE 2 bedroom. rur· close to campus. single Jot. Air. bedroom house on W. Walnut 51. nice 5 bedroom furn ished house. 6 nished, ca rJK'I(~ . a-c. cable TV. Coll ege. a nd Southc rn Mobil e Close to t.he Strip. SIlO-month. Ca ll bedroom furnished house. Ab· ouiel park. I 11lI1 e- rrom campus. rr~ ro wa~~~/e~a~~~I\~ . rUN~iS:;:t~ : Home Pa rk. 2 & 3 luxurv bedroom 549·1226. 8i53Bt: 12 stllul el\" no pets or waterbeds. Call Fea se. Call Mike 54~. 2.598 or Li nda mobile homcs. Central a·ir. natural 6R~-IU5 . 8313Bb13 ~i;~9 :'I O chooS(' rrol1l ' R~~tfct:~i 45i-4i65. Ri5OBc15 ~;~ie . "i ~~~ f:h~d: ' eca 11 a,~,~~~~~1i F EMA LE-SIOO PLUS I :! uti!. 2 Ser\'ict.'S 457·3321 i573BcO JO bdrm. mobile hom e. Call a fl er 4 2 & ~ bedroom houses. a \'a ilable SINGLES. O l\~; BEDROOM Ap. HIGH RENT BI. U ES ~ Come 10 p.m. 549·1349 . 8754Bel0 Immediately. Ca ll 529-1786. frunished. A·C. \1el'\' clean. qUi et' Green Ac res. Find out what 27 8.\ llBblO ~ 0 no pets. Water & trash r.ickup s tude nt s did. 2 bedrooms rur­ EXTIlA·NICE. ~'U IlNI S HED 2 and :~ bedroom. Available rail no I ROO MMATE NEEDED for 3-br. Included In rent. Located 2 mi es I nished. $1 35~ 549·3850. 8536B('12 house. Male or remale. SIlO-mo. 3 REDROOM I:" excellent con· easl or Ma ll on Rt. 13. $1 20-mo. fiJ~sJ:se . 1 mile soulh o~~~JsO Ca ll Curt or Bob 529·3685 . 87fl2Be12 dition. s pacious in quiet neigh­ Phone 549~12 da\"s. or 549·3002 FOR RENT. 2 bedroom mobile horhood. At i 03 Pecan. $390 mo. a ft er 5:00 pm. . 886HBcOl homes. $165 and up. 529-4301 . A\'ail. Sept. 1549-131 50r 1-893-23;6. 8822Bc27 FALL EXTRA NICE. 2 bedroom. ;u~!~An';;e ~~~I~Ij,~~ Jo~ !h ~~~ 87%Bb1 0 12x60. 2 or 3 bedrooms. Furnished ~~~~ ~~:~a~~~ ~' ~:~~ ing. AC . baths. Ca ll 457-8924, or 549:: or unf.Jrnished. Ca!SE'led. a ·c . FOU R· WH EELER DELIGHT! 2 Se I7 (,AIlBONDALE. 2 BEDIlOOMA . bedroom cabin-home in boonies: 8i92Bc014 a-c. quiet shaded area . 549~~;~bI8 ~fs~~~ne~'j~~~2f:~29 :3.~rry no 8406Bci\IO i~~~~a f~~is~~~u;::~~s~~~':d : NE Il' 14X60. '·bedroom. 1', balh. 1!,0~M~~~rEh~~;~~ . ~ORN~ Only S225 ! 549-3R50. 85388c12 1l 0eSE FOR RENT. 3-4 bedroom. I & :! bedrooms. Nice. clean. close &~~~a l ~:~.eNo ~~~;a ;!~:~!!'~ : f:J~ : SI1;.50e3.·plus uti!. C~~B~{O rural seni . 20 minutes S. of to campus . a ir. immediate OC - DESOTO. ' OX50 . WA SHE R . 549-0491. 8i94Bc014 (·dale. furnishe-d . 1·893·2269. clean. SU5 mo. No 8i19Bb13 ~~~ n cy . No pets . 5 4 9 - ~i~B~~~O ~~ r . :'~~BS;I~ 1&- 2 BDR . No pets please. 457. RO OMMATE NEEDED. $11 5 8..152. 7i7iBc014 g'a~i ' ~I~~~ . utiliti es . 'i ce~~:oa OPEN SPACE ? tiLL the pl ace FROST ~IOB I LE 1l 0 ME Park. TRAILER FOR SUBLET. 2 with a DE c1a ssifiro. 7836BbIO "\\'ailable now and rail. 2 and 3 1 PI-: RSON TRAILER in country MALE ROOMMATE TO share 3 bedroom. Xa tural gas. a·c. ~~ris $1~~~~t.a;rk~~~}f:: _ ~!Jj M RPHYSBORO. 2 BEDROOM laundn racilities. stl ady lots. 529·1688 (pm is best). 8;;OBc1 5 ~ l ~t~~a~Ot~~ sh ~ ~ ~~~ ~~a~~ ~rk ~~~~;~ 6a~:~sQ~~~ . ~~ : 2 house. i\ice quiet neighborhood. clean. 45i·892-1 . 7726Bc02O please. 45i-8.1S2. ii78BcOJ.1 j-______, Least'. deposit. No PNS. 68i-4289 . FRONT Al\1J REAR bedrooms $200 mo. 8;1 5Bb1 0 C '-\RB O ~DALE . 12x60 2 bedroom. 3 BDR . 14 wide 5300 per month. No air. furnished. cabl<,. Frost Mobile ~~:' ru. rn:~~~e'idw ~~~~~t'I~~e~ pets please. 45i-8352 . Tii9BcOI6 Dupl.... CLOSE TO CAMPUS. 3 bedroom Home Park. ~ 5j -892-1 . R565 BcOl1 decFNo. 49 Town & Counlry. ~ . hous e for stude ns. Ca ll 985 ·2450. 5596. 8844BcZ9 2BEDROOM TRAILER. dean. "O-F-F-' -S-. -5-I.-E-X-lr-a-n-iC-e-2-bed-r-oo-m----' 8986Bb13 ONE BEDROO l\1 SI2;; ·5140 a mont.h. 11: 1)1 iles rrom campus . RE NT TO OWN. 2 bedroom p:~ef~g . n~. !.e~ ~iJl~~'~~d~~~~~~ on large lots. Garden spot. carpel. Furnished. air. and cable. 549-0272 r 329·1539. 8196Bc012 ~~· : sc;ec~~':!~C h . f~~c~i~~~5 or 549-082.1. 8633BclO ~~~~I~ s ~o,'Po~ ~~~ roi s~~!ha;~ ~~o~~~sp~_ S}?~~f:inW~~~~h:n~7:~~ ~.~tiO . efficient. S3i5 - mo~'B~:5 2 BEDROOMS & a study. all ;:i our fJ~~~e:~ tI~o~J-iJ~eferr~M~3 WHY WA~TE MON F.Y ? Our ~~n~~n~~~~5.J~ d it 's you~\o~:;;i4 regular low 2 person rates - cI:ntral BEA UTIFUL 3 BDRM. house. ~~n~~C~tIl 5~~~5ior ~UI~s . 2 14>:60 F ·RN . 2 hdr. w·wate r & ~!:krn~~hegi a~~kuga~;~t~ut~~n CAMBR IA. 2 BEDROOM duplex unrurnished. Cent. air. gas heat. 85B2Bc12 Woodruff -1 5;-3321 . 85i 6BC'OI 1 carpet. storage shed. large yard. ;~~~~~~~ ~:; . ~!n~ ~ . ~~g~ 'c~~i f~~~~n~~~~~teI3.s ~ae8°e!~t~i~~~ r TOP CARBONDALE LOCATION. Ma ry Anne 549~9L No. 54. I mL LOCATED IN SMALL quiet ~rk . House or Realty. Ask ror Diane. ~~~~~~i~p~~rr~~rdPa~d\: a~9.~i~~ two bedroom furnished trailer . rrom ca. 9004Bc15 2 mi. east of C·dale. Sha~~ . clean 529·3.;24. iilOBr014 or 536-5513 ext. 220. 8993Bbl 10x5O. air. Absolutely no pets or u'a terbeds, call ~-4145 . 83108c13 n\'o BEDROOM IOx5O furnished b~'rl~;'i~~r ~r~t ra5;;B~~ ' FIDDLER'S RIDG E . NICE 2 YOU R OWN FIREPLACE . with air. Good condition. Semi­ washer. drve r & large dining NICE H X 60. front and rea r rural a rea. 2 miles from campus. CARBONDALE 10:0:50 2 bedroom. ~~:on~~~~~~. vac~~~'ir~' room. 4 or 5 t>edroom s on James St. bedroom. )1~ bath. central air. 529· $1 50a month. 549·555lIor98S-6010. H31BcOJ O Shady private lot. JO min. from 2 BEDROOM TOWNHO SE. air Priced arrordable ror 3 or more 4444 . 87038c14 campus. $150 month. 457·7783 after cond .. unrurnished. water &- trash ~2rns , Call Woodruffr t~~ 'B~ii 2 MJ. EAST. 2 bdr .. furnished. 1 ROYAL RENTALS 6 pm . 88068cl0 furnished: Energy efficient. 549. AVA ILABLE NOW . 12x54 m"bile 6598 evenings. 84i08f23 You INCL ' DING ALL UTILlTIE.. 4 ~~~k~n~~J~I~O ' ~t~e;io Etf.A". ..II ..... homes. Air. lots or shade and close DESOTO 2: SR. ni ce condition bedroom house. close to Rec 511 S. Logar. $155 center. $175 each. 529·2128 or 549· TOWN & COUNTRY Mobile Home to campus. No pets. 4 57.7~ i9BcI1 5~ s~~~i~~'~~9_~ . I:~:B~rg 5535. 8551Bb14 Park. 2 bedroom 12 or 14 wide SOl E. College $145 mobile homes. Carpeted. air REAL NICE HOME. 3 bedrooms. 512 S. Hays $ISO i~~!oR~ ' r!;!~ill~~om$~t~~r!!ihi 2 BEDROO M. CE NTRAL air. $120 each. 4: r,,;les south of camfus. ~~r~ti:~~o,,~:t~~~le~~nf!d~:~~1 Fumished & AlC. water & insulated. Water. trash & lawn ~~ 'r~:~~~~r:. ~~~f~:~~ ~~I~~~~~ : ~ :~' ~~g~~n~:~~~ : ~n~i1~~e g~~ ~~~f28y~~dJ9~~sk~ ' Pe~5~i6i4 ca re ru rnis hed. Cable T. V. Trash Pick Up Furnished Id If ' I C II 9 2 d campus. S250-month. Lease and available. Reasonable rates. Call or ~9 . ~~I~ft:5 p~m .54 -:~98~l6s :~Sit required. 549·5550 ~~~5 NICE 4 OR 5 bedroom unfurnished. Illinois Rental 1·833 -5415. We F ireplace. washer-dryer. walk to maintain our i,?mes to "our 2 Bdrm. Mobile Homes campus. S560. deposit and 12 month satisfaction. 8i9i'BCII 10xSO $110 CLEF\!\'. CLOSE TO campus and ~~~~g~~~~~29~;rJFo~ 5';J~~r~Y NICE 2 BEDRoolU. carpeted. air downtown. 2 bdr .. $1 2.; ea .. I bdr. 8265Bb016 12xSO $120 .- $liS. Call 687-222 1. a:;108fl6 AVA ILABLE FALL. F UR· ~1~~og"~1 \05i~~~5~~~ .in . 12x52 $125 NISHED. block and I:: rrom SUPER 2 BDRMS. Garage. a-c. 86258('10 large yard. 12x60 $ISO ~:r:r~s54~~~ilities pcJ~~~~o NEW 2 BEDROOM duplex. 529· ~W.l . 549- 1~B~{O O::-:LC::DC::E=R -:-I =B=ED::-:R::-:oo~M-.8><28 . S'OO. 4301. 882IBf27 water included. 319 E . Walnut. EXCEPT,0NALLY NICE FOUR 529-3581. 86098cl0 A1110mted .. ,_ ,_ LARGE ROOM IN nice house one 3 BEDROOMS. ALL new interior. nice \'ard. S300 mo. Call 867-2253 bedroom home w·den. 203 Rent Wedgewood. S5i5 mo. 549-;381 . 457· MoItIi. H_ ...rII: e:flih~. ~~rns4. inc=3:~ after'f' p.m. 8998Bfl9 4221. evenings. 8463Bb20 K cI_ '0 .Irpor•• HAVE A . . ROOM" Ihal needs a H BEDROOMS NEEDS some ~~~f!~~}i~~~d one thro~~I~ ..... _fIroperty] work · will net;:otiate rent. 549-t115. Air ~=I;r.:'r'N':u~.;rgos 45i-6956. 8356BblO carpeted · Country Living Fuml.... &A/C ROOM FOR RENT: furnished. air 5 mil.. W. on Old 1loRt. 2 No ..... CARBONDALE. DOWNTOWN. EXCELLENT SPACIOUS 2 conditioned. in Murphysboro. For 2.375 sq. ft .• Lease or rent. 306 S. 6IW·2330 infonnation call: 687-9532. Illinois Avenue. 457·5438. 457·5943 . ~~Pt!f.rg:.~~;~~ . ~~~~.t~~~: 457·4422 8i66BdI5 6956. 8358BbIO GOODNEWS FEMALE WANTED TO sublease I MoIIIIe"- ::bOl~ '1 LAKEFRONT HOME . FREE SWIMMING apt. at Freeman Hall. across from SPACIOUS 3 bdr. home _...... campus. Call Belinda at s::;..a:~~14 ' overlookin& lake Sas·A-Mac. Ideal _'-- every Oeon and quiet INDOOR C'DALE NICE SHADED lot in a ~p~~~~~n~I~~~~~r~r~ : eGr.at for grad . • tud.nt. DORM ROOMS. DOUBLE is quiet park. 529-5878 or 529-3920. 4063. 8216Bb015 eTwo miles ecnt on New Itt. 13 POOL $1100. Si!ig1t!. S154O. Open during 7i92BI017 e Sl20-,ISO per month breaks . .. You' re going to lo\'e It 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. close 10 e Sorry no,.fI here." All students welcome. Rec Center. Furnished or un­ COMING SOON g:~~!~!5:~:r.t Center. ~~~ furnished. carpet. wi ndow a-c. -ALSO- Southwoods Rentals. 529-1539 . $125 per month 8197BbOlI Country living Homft • or 2 baths TEA C HERS POSITION AVAILABLE for teachers who are 150 1 TRIPOLI. 3 bdrm un­ 2ldrm. Mobile Horne. rurnished. carpel. washer-drver Good Hunting ond Fllhl"" 2 or 3 bdrms :' i1~~~~::a'r . ou~~~~'I1th~~r!i~~d ~~~ I mile poIt Crob Ort:hc.rd FALL . GEORGETOWN. ONE dustrv. Pre?erred age 35 and over. g~~~r~~~~ ~~~3::I~J~~r:ng Splllwoy. V.,., Cleon. $145·$330 a partme nt needs 1 or 2 males. Confidentialitv respected. Send 848.1BbIO No pet. pleoM. Wat., Other needs 1 or 2 females. 5..."9-2187 and tra.h pickup indud.d. or 684·3555. 7684Be014 c;"~~~~y~~~~~ 1Pu~Jt~~ : ~~t~~ : ..... _attll_...... Ca rbondale. It 62901. n09C014 549-6612 Day. or nvo's COMPANY ROOMMATE F inding Service. Need a place or 549·3002 ofter Spm. ANTI -VIOLENCE VOLUN. Ask for Ii II or Penny ' Oiili * ~:~ a\\~la~:c~oms~ra:.e~~~~~tl:.s ~~~~~~/u~~~ . I~~n~a~~~i OlliS Ca ll 45;·8784 . 8454Be20 Coalition On TV Violence and 2 BDR. F URl". . 2 mi. S. . S235 -;::-;;-1 International Coalition Against HOUSING ROOMMATES BY COMPUTER. & 1~· .. · --:;.. u • CAaI'VIItON Violent Entertainment. non·profit W~aSonanb,~~\ii ri~i~·. qU~r c~:.!~ : Se nd ror questionnaire. Stacy 457-;685. 8735Bb10 _A...... LA_, ~~a~~.i~ : 1217 w. Hilis~:~22 ~~a~~t. JtH~~P:;Ork~Yt~i\?:~~f~: ...... _ LA_1IftICI or Illinois. 217-384-1920. 8578C071 COZY . CHEAP. NICE 2 _LOat__ lV bedrooms. 2 miles Eas t. SI75 ! ! c.-.._ ...... FEMALE TO SIIARE 2 bdr. ~~!a~~s49~~t. sewe~i~r2 el&2_~ed _.ollIS mobjjl! home. $100 mo. plus 1>2 ~.~~~::~~N,Jo':O~ng .SI\t~; e Hie"" Fumi>hed & Carpeted utilities. C3 1l Toni. 549-()559. area. call 805-687-6000 Ext. R-950I . Energy Sov'ng & Underpinned ..anw.,.&_ 8718Be10 8151CI0 ~~.~L~r~!::n~hYs~~':Je'~ I~~ 4 bedroom home on North • N.w! Laundromat Focilities ROOMMATE NEEDED SI40·mo. WAN TED : MOT HER S e_.aIGas plus 1 2 utilities. rurnished. Really HELPERS. Immediate con. University. Big yard. good parking .-_--=-10 .. nice. call 549-6124 . 8727Bell ditioned New York area. Room & • Ntce Outet I Clean Setting --..-­ ~'r~~:!lf[~:~ . ~5~~~~sons . 8832Bb22 • Near Campus 3 ROOMMATES NEEDED. 513 ~e;:tcl~~6-~"c7s7 .~li6-~.J;~~ e Sorry No P.... Accepted :~roc~~iO~~~.7'r9!i . B i~~~. r. '~'. Box 46. Woodmer:i 'IJ~ for rnGf .. ,nformat.oro or to ,_ ...... 4J7.S_0pM0Sott. NEEDED: MALE ROOMMATE 10 INTENSIVE CA RE UNITS RN·s' • share OIce 2 bdrm. apartment one full. and . pari . time positions , ...... block from campus. Call 687-4577. _ available Immedlalely. 1 year mid. THRE E BEDROOM 12x60 1', ...... __ • 8535Bell surg. experience reguired. Prefer baths. good condition. 2 miles rrom ..... IN. ;;;;::-;-:--:::---:-;;;;;:;::;:=-::::::----;----:::----: IICU experience aDDly in person or FEMALE NEEDED Tq share 2- send resume 10 M'emorial Hospital ~o'::~~t~~m~~dud:~~rtea $~l~ C..... "'1. ~ St. t S4Q 3000 CarbondalMt8- 549·5550 or 985-6010 . ~BC'OI0 .... __ .--& .....: . Call ~ff~w3.~ea~~~I~~e~.~~s ~s-o'rit ~~~n 1~ 14 '------...... 8748BeI2 . . Daily Egyptian. August 31,1984. Page 17 I.t\WII\ MOWING & yard scrvicc. FOl'l! CO URSES I~ Thcolog" on IMM EDIATE OPENIN GS Abl e to do most outdoor main­ Eucharist. Christ. God and Wor· Congratulations BARl\tATDS & w~it rcss.cs . Afp1t tenance jobs: trimming. cleaning ship (2 ('redil.s p'c;-r co ur s~ from ~~a~~~~~~t!~d~~~~ '~~g~~~9!m 3 .. ~f79 I ~n r~ al~!i~~ . Ca ll Mi~~2~~ i o k~~~~ n ~ur~n; ' :~~ ~:II . 'b~~~ b~_ t • R591Clfl or call 529-33 11 or morc inro. \lases start Sept. 5. H('gistration ends 0:. ADliLT M/lli: NEEDED t ~ assist Sept 15th. 8710.) 20 dh;abled ::!udenl. Job o,pc;nlt!g for I. AIM DESIGN Studio. Ga r me~t s Sigma Kappa dcsigned. constructed and a lt ~rcd . morning hr. Call John~ 5'-5~3C 1 2 Open 7 days. 529-3998. i fS8'jE01:l lACK TO SCHOOL Delta Zeta Alpha Gam ma Delto THE ALTER1\TION SHOP. ex· PAnT·TIM":: MA~NTEN~N C ": for pC'n alterations & sewing of all Alpha Epsilon Phi IraiJ('rs. Plumbing. nl1nor car- I"pes _ Fast se r vicc. r easonable rg,~~~e l i~~e_c , ~:~; s t a~~\.!C~oc;l ~ ~ ,)rl ces. .• New Servicc" pattern SALE l'cwing. R2nG E. Mai n. 54~~'OI4 f~~rjence and be dcpcnda1~'3C;P' .1... In this SPRi\ Y 'N BUfF cars painted 5210 ....nII ...,.1 HE ..\I.TII EOl"f'ATOR TO assist For a Great Rush ..... ith the de\,elopment of a C0l!nty G~~r~~ie!t~i4~l)~ _ :~t \'i n ~A~~ 5 50% off of

~~~~~nsl~~ti c '~~rl~,i~~i w~~C~'::Jc~~ KI-: ED ,\ PAPER t\'p e d ~ IBM all used clothing a health\' life~ l \' l e . with excell ent skills. 2 yrs. ex- ~electric . fa st and' accurate . Panhellinic Council ~ommunlca l io ll ' guarentccd no <'rrors. reasonable AND ¥:d.~~~gC:ni~ti~~~m~~j\~ , \,~!~ll~~ rates !j;I9-22.=t8 8366EOI8 25% off of Council n c~i l l ": ~~ r~do n ~\ ~ . rela\~d nn . SOOT MAGI C Chil,1ln ey all alterations fIeld . Annlicat ion closmg ~a l (, 9-14- Sweep. Woodburning Safety IS my I K4 AppJ\' '~ie~t~io~~lke~~c~~~~~ : I MAKANDA. ACROSS FROM 015 4. Tn our ne w Ghostbus le rs .oop M I go•• Iolion . Sepl. 1&2. Balloon Bouquet! 8391 122 a Clolhe• . household. 250 901. K_ ...... Church • •• II HAPPY GRAMS _ MAKE 453-2205 .1 woler .onk. 8:30·5:00. _ : I..,,~­ someone smile. Send a Happy PIM:e:w...... t • ...,... tChwch Balloon Bou!-J1!et fo r .that s~13 1 OCf:asion. With or Without clown PH~KAPPA , I 2 family carporl sale. Sol. d('hver'\' ( I ) 985·33.16 983·5763. or I Sept. 1st startingot 7am. At CHILDRENS "iI3-6182 8996113 5 I 31~ E. Ch.. lnul C·dal• . Baby p ~ -.noncy I & TV SHOW HOST ,ft, ..... g childrens clathes, house­ • (Oflfidentiol on,,'ol'\C . M . i\.U;~r. for t:.~IGs:e~a~ I, I wares, plants. dilhes, furn­ occasion. send your speCial \ 1 RU H 54.-27'- I iIIn. _and mont. '51 for Ihrs./wil. Mondov·frlooy "...,1_ ••perl.nce lOa .m.-.fp.m. r;~::S~;3~: 0~a~~'82m esse~f I 3 ' ~ not_ry. itl •. M.A .. K SAT. SEPT. I: Fumitur<.. draP-11 _.

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~3 days only T hu"" F,;, So, .50% to 75% offsummer merchandise 3 days only-'rhurs, Fri, Sat 030% off select new fall merchandise "SHOP SMART" . .. AT Happy Legs, Condor pants Ms, Sero, Nantucket shirts, ~OU~ ILLINOIS LIQUOR MART sweaters and more! Hours Mon Sat IO·5:3Opm ,iZ1 tiM "U1&11 LIQUOR MART Main and Washinglon Carbondale 829 E. MAIN. C·DALE 549·5202 OLRSSIO DORNER Loafed JUII 'Ia ..lie .... of tile UDlverlltJr "ill Daily Egyptian. -\ugust 31, 1984. Page 19 From first to last in two years; ~rKe4i-~~ Brewers out of AL East race presents Tall Paul. Oa 8100ze games out of first place in the Jim Sundberg. AL East Tuesday night. They The on ~e-feared " Harvey Friday ond Saturdoy night trailed the sixth-place Wallbanger'$" home run attack MILWAUKEE (AP) - Two Cleveland Indtans by 3.5 games. that blasted 216 during the AL Gin Tonic 50¢. years ago. the Milwaukee " I'm not going to look back at pennant season. has dropped to & 5O¢Cover Brewers came within one game it once it's over with." said 78 this year. lowest in the of winning the World Series. second baseman Jim Gantner. a majors. This year. on Aug. 28. the member of the 1982 squad. " It's "I'm sure there's a number of Brewers were the first team a very disappointing and people who have theories. and HAPPY HOUR eliminated from a major-league frustrating season. There's no sure most of them can be .pm-6pm race. need to look back at this type of discounted." Sutton said of the Charles Arnett on piano "Obviously it's more fun when year." Brewers' fall. "I'm sure it's a you're in a pennant race." said Milwaukee has a good shot of combination of a lot of things. -with our Free Taco Bar pitcher Don Sutton. "It's fun to surpassing the franchise's all­ Someday. somebody will look -and $1.25 Margaritas all know you've got a chance to time worst record - a 6-l-98 in back and say this is the answer. play in the playoffs and Series. 1969 when the club played its But I don't think they'll be as day and night But when you get it right down only season as the Seattle Pilots. smart as they think \hey are. to the bare nuts and bolts. the A year later. after the move to because I think it's a com­ Mr. Lucky 9:30-1 :30 job doesn't change from game­ Milwaukee. the newly-named bination of things ." to-game. team-to-team and Brewers improved to 6:>-97 . Dance'* Listen * Enjoy where you are in the standings. t~s~e o:a~: B~~!:;: thl'; "I'd like to think that here we " It definitely hasn't been like year. after the club faltered in have enough guys who have the two years ago." said shortstop the final month of 1983. Popular pride to realize we're m the Robin Yount. the league's MVP Manager Harvey Kueen was Saturday Happy Hour entertainment business and in 1982. " It's almost over and (ired and RJ.'.ne Lachemann was Steomboot Round Sandwiches there won't he a' letdown on the next year will be here so hired last october. club. Disappointment. maybe. enough. So we'll be ready then. ,. There was the phrase " Lach's live Entertoinment 9-11 but not a letdown." I Eleven players this season Legions" for the sUPl=orters of No One Under 21 Admitted A lot has happened to account have been on the disabled list. Lachemann at the start of the for the rise and fall of the including reliever Rollie season. Milwaukee Brewers. FinlSers. third baseman Paul RAMADlt OA /II That has been sarcastically LOU ..... The Brewers were 55-n and 32 Molitor and All-Star catcher renamed " Lach's Losers" as the Brewers have slipped over INN Adam's Rib Hair desian the sununer. Open llam·2amM·$at HAIRCUT $6 '7j., 0. If. o.t '/t7-9/1 WAUC-IN! WElCOME lEGMAN SAYS: It ""." ".." ". S,..".. Ctr LAlOR DAY fUll c..,.. S49-sm IEGIIiS WITH lIlY SUPER SPECIALSI

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Page 20. Da ity Egyptian, August 31. 1984 • Homesick freshmen expect to r------,LA ROHWS PIZZfI '$1.000H a2~=Z... - contribute for women harriers wIth ...llwery of _"II 01' ...... 1_ ...__ B~' Sle\'e Koulos Staff Writer ..... CeIl..... Freshmen Patty Kelly. Dawn wlth ..... orX-..... ~ Nease. and Santha Gore said it hasn't been easy living away from home for the first time. -52'·1344-- - ______J especially when it takes them fa r from home. They also have something else ~~i~~~~;~heT~:fu~i~~w~~;~~~ cross country team. which finished seventh out of 10 school s last year in the Gateway Conference Championships. " The freshmen are going to have their hands full competing against the returning athletes." Coach Don DeNoon said . " But I think some of them. if not all of tht'm. will contribute to the team's performance this year." Kelly is the leader among the freshmen in long·distance running, according to DeNoon. KEJ.J.Y . FROM Staten Island. N.Y.. has successful running credentials from Tottenville High School. She was the New York City Champion her junior year and the Staten Island Champion the following year. and had back-to­ back eighth-place finishes in the statemeeL " In high school it was hard for me to find someone I could practice with. so I trained w:th the boys' team: ' Kelly said. "One of the main reasons I came here is because I'm going to have someone [ can train with and the girls on the team are going to make me a better runner," These fh'e freshmen hope to make an impact on the SIU-C women's Kelly said she likes SIU-C. but cross country team this season, From leU, Santha Gore. Path' said irs going to take time to Kell~' , Dawn Nease, Oarla Patterson and .;\m~' l\1arker . ~ adapt to a new environment. " Irs hard because I'm so far away from home. but everyone college level. Athletic Club. because England here is friendly a~d the campus " In high school I knew I was doesn't have cross country is nice," she said. " It has been No. I," she said. "I could loaf in programs in their high schools. hard these first few weeks practice, but now I can't do that. She was the County Schools because it is a lot different than It's disappointing to start over Meet Championship this year in Put Some what I'm used to. Ifs kind of again after being No. I. but J the 1500 meters and finished scary: ' think it will challenge me to do second in the 800 meters. better: ' During the summer, Gore COLOR WHIJ.E KEJ.J. Y is off to a Nease agreed that it 's hard said she ran 50 to 60 miles a good start. Nease has been being so far away from home. week, and did some weight In your rooml slowed by Achilles tendinitis in but she said DeNoon and his training to get ready for the both feet and is running on her wife, Sandy. help because they season. Gore said she isn't used Award-wlnnlnsu..,r I'hotogr..,hy Prt_ from own. She said she suffered the are like par~nl' to her. to the Southern Illinois' heat. injuries because she wasn't "After the first week, I was because the warmest it gets in IMPACT Of CAUfOINIA used to training twice a day and ready to go home." Nease said. Trowbridge in the summer is running on asphalt. "When I go home Thanksgiving. between 65 and 70 degrees. Nease. from Parkersburg. I don't think I'll want to return. ..It's hard to leave and then W.Va ., hadan impressive junior bull know I will." get adjusted to the heat," Gore year in high school. winning the said. " It's a completely dif­ state titles in the 800 and 1800- KEJ.L Y and Nease only had to ferent way of life here:' meters, the latter in a record leave their home In addition to the three. the 5: 10 time. The followir.g year states. however. Gore had to other freshmen are track she suffered an ankle injury leave her home country­ recruit Darla Patterson and that sidelined her for almost the England . She is from walk-<>n Amy Marker. Pat­ entire season. Trowbridge. also 'he hometown terson won 't compete in any Nease. who ran 42 miles a of men's cross country standout cross country meets but is week this summer to prepare Chris Bunyan, who recom­ working out with the team to for the season, said she'lI have mended SIU-C to Gore. improve her endurance for the to make the transition to the Gore ran for the Trowbridge track season. TULSA: Youth V8. Hurricane Continued from Pa ge 24 juries, but Dorr said he exPects Brigham Young, Arkansas and both players to play Saturday. high-quo\liry phmogro\phic printsdre known r'lc\tionwide for Oklaboma State in the three sh.\rp color. dnd bedUty. This seteclion of prints was chosen Myres retui'Tl from that group. Dorr will start Darren Dixon consecutive Saturdays They're a unit that returns at quarterback and Derrick following the SIU-C game, but C-'mpus "nd " II are being offered "'I '" speci",,1 price! intact," Dorr said. "But we'll Taylor and Bruce Phibbs at the Hurricane Coach John Cooper have to throw against them running back slots. Tony Adams has indicated that his team will ON SALE I becausewecan'tlineupandrun will be the starting split end, not be looking past the Saluki,. Tues_-Fri. the ball on every play. We must and Todd Rotz will start at "The main thing about SIU-C $A50 establish a consistent game flanker. The offensive line will is that they learned how to win Sept_ "-Sept_ 7 ~ each print plan." consist of Mike O'Day at tight last year," Cooper said. " They 9a_m_-6p_m, Dorr said he is bringing a end, Dave Smith and Ralph Van are the defending National reasonably healthy team to Dyke a! tackles, Tim Redmond Champions and we have all the Hall of Fame Square Tulsa, although several players and Dave Bock at guards and respect in the world for them. q~oprints are bothered by minor injuries. Tom Baugh at center. They were extremely well­ Student Center Senior flanker Tony An­ Defensively, SIU-C will start coached under Rey Dempsey derson, freshman tailback Sterling Haywood at noseguard, and Ray Dorr came from a Quality Frames Also Availabl. Byron Mitchell and junior Brascia and Gary Carter at great program (the University defensive tackle Kevin San­ tackles, Dan Wetzel and Ashley of Washingtonl. They'lI be well­ derlin all have ankle injuries Sledge at the outside linebacker coached and well-clnditioned." and were listed as questionable slots, Fabray Collins and Frank The Golden Hurricane will Thursday. Dorr said he was Carr as the inside iinebackers. have one other added incentive unsure if the trio would be ready Tim Spencer and Tony Jackson against the Salukis. Tulsa holds by Saturday. at cornerbacks and B. T. a IS-game winning streak at Defensive tackle Mike Thomas and John Field at the Skelly Stadium. The last club to Brascia and linebacker Rick safety positions. beat them at borne was SIU-C, Spielman are also nursing in- Tulsa plays national powers by ~ score of 36-34 in 1982. Daily Egyptian. August 31 . 1984. Page 21 sox: Losing ugly in '84 Major League Baseball ConlinUM rrom Page 24 only 12 hmners to go o\'ith a n At A Glance anemic .243 average. and Cruz. 8y The As_lated P ..... average and are lith in runs hitting a paltry .200. While scored. This season, they have second-year left fielder Ron rallied to win just three times Kittle continues to show some when they've trailed entering power with his 26 homers. hi s NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAS I.EAGVE the seventh inning. That .21 6 average is sub par. EAST DIVISION EAST DIVISION statistic shows the Sox offense W L Pet, GB W L Pet. GB has been very silent in the late IT APPEARS the Sox. who in 79 53 .5911 Detroit 87 46 .654 innings. the pre-season appeared to have 73 58 .557 5.5 Toroilto 7S 57 .568 11 .5 The only offensive players the talent to repeat as the 71 59 .546 7 Baltimore 71 61 .538 15.5 who are having good years are league's Western Division 66 65 .504 12.5 New York 71 83 .523 17.5 right fielder Harold Baines with winner. have suffered through a 64 67 .489 14.5 Boston 69 74 .448 27.5 24 home runs, 79 runs batted in total team slump. While it 57 7S .432 22 Cleveland 60 78 .414 32 and a .306 batting average and certainly is the players' fault for WEl>'T DIVISION Milwaukee 55 first baseman-designated hitter the disappointing year. Einhorn San Diego 17 55 .583 . WEST DI\'ISION Greg Walker, who has 18 didn't help matters much when Houston 68 66 .507 10 homers and a .273 average. The he popped off how great the AUanta 65 67 .492 12 Minnesota 69 ti:I .52." 25-year-old Baines is developing pitching staff was. 14.5 Kansas City 66 66 .500 3 Los Angt'les 63 70 .474 4 .nto a superstar. but he Einhorn shouJd continut! to San Francisco 54 17 .412 22.5 California 65 67 .492 shouldn't be expected to carry negogiate television conti"acts 23 .5 Chicago 62 69 .473 6.5 Cincinnati 54 79 .406 9 the whole offense. ~ something he's good at - Oakland 61 73 .455 The biggest nops on offense Instead of sticking his foot in his 74 .439 \I \\'ednesda,t's GamH Texas 58 have been catcher Carlton Fisk mouth. This winter, the Sox 75 .436 11 .5 Chicago 7. Cincinnati 2 Seattle 58 with 18 homers, but a .234 management will face some San Francisco 4, Montreal 3, t 1 innings batting average; designated lough decisions on how to return h.tter Greg Luzinski who has to their winning ways of '83. New York 3, Los Angeles 2 Wednesday" Games San Diego 2, Philadelphia 0 California 7, Baltimore 5 SI. Louis 10, Allanta 6 Chicago 8. Toronto 5 NFL: Changes abound . Pittsburgh 4. Houston 2 Cleveland 5, Milwaukee 2 Tha"".y·, Games Continued from Page t3 Blackledge. the Penn State hero Sao Francisco at Philadelphia. 2. n -n) Boston 4. Minnesota 0 who takes over for ailing Kansas City 4. Texas 1 Los Angeles at Montreal. ' n 1 Seattle 5, Detroit 1 the NFL in rushing as a rookie. quarterback Bill Kenney. Pittsburg/l at Cincinnati. 'nl but the defense is minus free New Orleans begins this Chicagoat Allanta. tn) New York 4, Oakland I safety Johnnie Johnson. who season with a new quarterback Only games scheduled has a broken ankle. in Todd. who heat out Kennv Stabler and Dave Wilson for the Cleveland a?:i:-J!Games FOR THE Colts. Mike Pagel starting job. Atlanta will start Friday's Games will direct a ground-oriented Gerald Riggs in place of Pro Sao Diego I Dravecky 8-4; andWhitson 12-7) at Toro~toatChicago , (oj Boston at Minnesota, (nJ offense featuring running backs Bowl running back William New York !Fernandez 4-2 and Seren); ~131 , 2, Curtis Dickey and Randy Mc­ Andrews. out for the season with Texas at Kansas City, (0) it-n) Millan against the Jets, who will a knee injury. Los Angeles (Hershiser 8-6 ) at Montreal Detroit at Seallle, (0) Only games scheduled have five-year backup Pat Ryan (SchatzeAstrodome. With tight end Todd PHIL SIMMS. who missed Los Angeles at Montreal New York (Rasmussen 8-4) at California Christensen back after a most of the past three years Chicago at Atlanta (Kison3-3l, (n) holdout. the basic Los Angeles with injuries. will quarterback Sao Francisco at Philadelphia. ' t-n) .Ba1timore (Flanagan 11-111 at Seattle cast will be ahout the same that the Giants behind a rebuilt Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. (n) (Barojas 9-5). (nl clobbered Washington 38-9 in offer..ive line. Philadelphia is San Diego at Ne .... York. In) Detroit (Wilcox 15-7) at Oaklaod 'Burris 11 - Super Bowl XVIII last January. countllig on Wilbert Mon­ Houston at St. Louis. (n) 71 . (n) tgomery. back from injury. to TilE NEW-LOOK Steelers juice up a running game that will face the Chiefs' Todd was unproductive last year.

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II\" [);In' Goldrbf'rg Dallas·Rams game is ABC's nr Ihr :\ ssociatfil Prrss nrst Monday night contest. ThaI also marks a change - The Dallas Cowboys open Ihe " Monday Nighl FootbaW' will season with a new face. Gary be without the nasal intonations Hogeboom. at quarlerback. and of Howard Cosell . who has quit Ihe Colts open the season in <1 after 14 seasons. new place. indianapolis. The Super Bowl champion Los TilE ~lIAMI - \\" .-\SIllNGTON Angeles Raiders run into a new contest is their second meeting cO~Jc h a nd a new quarterback when they meel Hugh Campbell ~~~c~~I:?~~~~ .~~fi;~~':.~~ and Warren Moon in Houston. an exhibition game a year ago. and Ihe Pillsburgh Sleelers play won by Ihe Dolphins 38-7. Kansas City without Terry The Redskins' biggesl Bradshaw and Franco Harris problem appears 10 be bumps and wilh 18 new faces . and bruises sustained in last In facl. aboul Ihe only Ihing week's 14·9 preseason viclory old when the Nalional Foolball over New Orleans. Among the League season opens Sunday is casualties were offensive an old grudge - in Washington . linemen Russ Grimm and Joe • here Ihe Miami Dolphins Jacoby. defensive linemen Dave ;I il cmpt to avenge their loss to Bul2 and Darryl Grant. and 'he Redskins in Ute 1983 Super cornerback Darrell Green. Ali lIowl. are expected to play. "This is a young fool ball learn The Dolphins have back one of • ·ith polenlial:' said Pillsburgh their major casualties. too . Coach Chuck Noll. whose Quarterback Dan Marino Sleelers losl Bradshaw 10 the recovered from a dislocated broadcasl boolh and Harris to finger to throw for 204 yards the waiver sheet after a con­ against Tampa Bay last week. Iracl holdoul. But linebacker A.J . Duhe is on " Our whole problem is injured reserve with lingering reaching that potential. We knee and shoulder problems. haw some young players who want to play very badly. and THE STORY line for Monday now we're going to play the night is the new Cowboys. sea son to find out if they can." starting with Hogeboom. Most of the newcomers are replacing TUAT TUOUGIIT could be a group of blue-chip retirees - echoed by Tom Landry. who will Harvey Martin. Drew Pearson. not only have Hogeboom sup­ Billy Joe DuPree. Pat Donovan planting Danny White at and Robert Newhouse. quarterback when his Cowboys The Rams will try 10 repeat visit the Los Angeles Rams their 24·17 triumph over Dallas Monday night. but will also have in the National Football Con· 12 rookies on his 49--man roster ference's wild·card playoff that lost five players to game last year. The Rams' retirement. Or by the New York mainstays include quarterback p L - la Staff Photo by Scott Shaw Giants' Bill Parcells. who starts Vince Ferragamo ana running u"ing t,re c mp on the season at home against back Eric Dickerson. who led Philadelphia with 24 players Salaki freshman tailback Byron Mitchell (4) John Stanicek during Thursday's practice at who weren't on the active roster See NFL. Page 22 tried to a\"oid the outstretched arm of cornerback McAndr... Stadium. al the end of last year. The Redskins·Dolphins game and the Colts' first regular· season game in indianapolis after their transfer from Baltimore. against the New IVRnHlNG'S HOT AT DUMAIOC York Jets. top a 12·game Sun· ~ dayslate. -Fantasy Rale Playing Games -Powerful 10,000 watt saund system It also includes Atlanta at -New and Used Paperbacks movement, goad vibrations New Orleans, New England at -Cash Paid for Your Used Paperbacks -Big multi-level dance floor Burralo. St. Louis at Green Bay. -Greeting Cards San Diego at Minneo;ata, San Wed.·Sun. 8pm~am Francisco al Detroit. Tampa -lilinais lotto Game Agent Bay al Chicago and Cincinnati S. IlIInoi. A_. Mt-S1H SIN,. Desoto 867-3131 at Denver. au Cleveland is at &eattle Monday afternoon and the Saluk" to face alumni team at Davie. Saturday Experience and youth will meel on the volleyball court Salurday when the Saluki volleyball learn plays the Saluki alumni in an exhibition match at Ip.m. Alumni returning for the match will be assistant coach and former AII·American Sonya Locke. Saluki Hall of Fame members Marie Ballard. Barb Clark and Toni Smilh. and / /"~/"~ ., ~/ Helen Malina, Dee St ull Fa" """'''''- Chea. Bonnie Norrenberns and l\ Q_1iIiN $_ R.,.ir It r-. Mary Maxwell. 1\ The alumni team played at the Prairie State Games in July. 1\ DIe Locke said. and expects a close match from Coach Debbie t"\ Hunter's team. llan:foot C'At1dller "There'll be a lot of ex­ ~ •Clift. Letther eM· perience on one side up against II a lot of youth on the other side. (BtIts, s.Ies, ,.,..., so it should be a close match:' Locke said. We ..., Locke also said the alumni w•.., ...... ' ...... game means an opportunily for 201 W. Walnut "'."""'". Hours: T.... - Sal ~ " players of the past to reunite." .57-6410 ,."",,.,,,,,,,, 9AM-IIM The SaJukis travel to Evan· r-. l\ sville, Ind. Friday night for a :/../ .// non-conferenee season opener "- against the Purple Aces. "' Daily Egyptian. August 31. 1984. Pagt23 Agent says Siroope part of drug sale SPRINGFIELD. (AP ) An undercover agent testified Thursday that University of Illinois football star Craig Swoope helped 5ell him $2.200 worth of coca in ..: this year - after the agent asked Swoope 10 autograph his pl(· ture in a game progra m, Agent David Crouch of the Illinois Department of Law Enforcement told a federa l jury he bought the cocaine at a Champaign aparlment March 14. after Swoope had brought it to the residence in a brown bag. Swoope sat at the kitchen table. where another man, Herbert Lorenzo Siler. cut up the crystalli n~ substance and put it in bags fo r Crouch, the Saluki quarterbac,k prepares to unload a pass in last Thursdal's to be in top form Saturday if he is to be successful agaiost Tulsa's agent said. practice. SIl:-C football head coac,h Ray Dorr said Dixon ",m ha\'e po"'erful defense. nicknam~ "The Passbusters." Swoope at limes assisted in the process. Crouch testified. During the 3O-minute en­ counter. which Crouch recorded on a hidden taping device_ the Young Salukis travel to Tulsa agent said he and Swoope talked about the Illinois football 8,-Mike f're\' face all season. Newcomer-of-the-Year in 1983. 1\tlsa lineman are not known as program. Siaff Writer' In contrast. the Salukis are Dorr said hOldinf,!'age in check excellent pass rush~rs , but they 'Craig showed me his Rose young. Nineteen of the 52 ~~~_i . prove to the key for read offensive scbemes well. Bowl watch." Crouse said. Saluki Coach Ray Dorr makes players who will make the trip "They're a read defense, a lot referring to watches the Illini no bones about what his football are freshmen. and Dorr said he "Without a doubt, containing like we are," Dorr said. "They players received for their ap­ team must do to beat mighty expects the first-year players to Gage will be crucial," Dorr now to the football well and that pearance last January in the Tulsa in both teams season have a key role in the contest. said. " He makes them a could create a problem.·- post-season game. opener at Tulsa 's Skelly "The group of players we are potentially great team. He has The Tulsa defensive secon­ The conversation then turned Stadium Saturday. taking is ready to play. the added an extra dimension in dary has also been rated as a to the Ohio State contest last fall " I think we have to eliminate only problem IS that there are 19 that he can fake the dive play top-notch unit. The Hurricane and Crouch pulled out a mistakes and play error-free freshman among them: ' Dorr (an option play with a running coaching staff has labeled the program from the game. he football:' Dorr said. " W~ ' ll said. " We plan to u.interception!:: and takeaways signed the picture and handed it veteran club. considered to be ball against the Hurricane Generating offense will be last season. Safeties Timmy back to Crouch. the agent said. one of the top teams in the defense and containing Tulsa's another problem for the Salukis. Gibbs, Nate Harris and Robert Swoope sat impassivel:' country. The Hurricane star sophomore quarterback. Tulsa has a huge defensive line, Estes and cornerback Albert during the agent's testimony in features a defensive unit that Steve Gage. Gage was the headed by 280-pound defens;,'e the second day of the U.S. may be the toughest SIU-C will Missouri Va lley Conference's end Byron Jones. Dorr said the See TULSA. Page 21 District Court trial. Winning ugly in '83 turns into Kuhn rules in favor losing ugly for '84 White Sox of Cubs for playoffs What a difference a year and Dots"n, and Floyd Ban­ By Ben Walker League playoff games in that makes. nister, Britt Burns and Seaver Of tbe AlSo";a'''' Press case would be played at Last year at this time. the rounding out the five-man night. ChIcago Cubs had axed hot­ l'Otation, it did appear in tbe pre­ NEW YORK (AP) -:f tbe Cubs do not make tempered manager Lee Elia -~ season tbat the Sox had one of Baseball resolved its playoff the playoffs. tbey will start - ...'-;-i\.". . the most formidable pitching dilemna witb the Chicago witil a ni ght game at the NL and were headed toward a disappointing fifth-place finish ~ - --'. staffs in the major leagues. Cubs on Thursday, deciding East Oct. 2. lallowed by an But one of the greatest staffs to let them play midweek day afternoon game the next day. in the National League East . 1IIiO with a 71-91 record. of all time? This year: the Sox games in tbe Nationa) The American League Sparked by some excellent rank tenth among the 14 League Championship Series playoff would bc:> in with a trades by General Manager From the American League teams in but to start the World Series day game Oct. 2 and a night Dallas Green, they've made a earned run average at 4.14. in the American League city gameOcL3. complete turnaround and are in Press Box Hoyt bas been a bust with a 10-15 to allow weeknight games. The AL playoffs will begin first place this year with a 79-53 record and 4.55 ERA. Bannister If the Cubs are not in­ in the home park of the West record, 5.5 games in front of the Steve Koulos ((HI, 4.50 ERA) and Burns (2-9. volved. CoPlmissioner Bowie winner. second-place New York Mets. 4.80 ERA )_ a promising pitcher Kuhn said the first midweek - If the Cubs win the A year ago on the south side of who hasn't put it together, bave NL playoff ~ame wit! !.Ie at National League pennant, the town, the Chicago White Sox Tnen wluit is the reason for also been big disappointments. n,ght and the second during World Series will start in the were tbe hottest team in the Sox collapse this year? Was DolSOn ((3-10, 3.60 ERA) tne day and the World Series American League city with _ baseball. They compiled a 9!H;3 it the big money contracts pitched well up to the All-Star wiII start at night in the night games Oct. 9-10, record last year, and their 20- awarded to Cy Young winner break, when be suffered an National League city. moving to Chicago for day game margin over second-place LaMarr Hoyt, Richard Dotson injury. The 39-year-old Seaver. Switching the Series to games Friday througb Kansas City was the largest in and second baseman Julio with a 12-8 record and a 3.97 start in the AL city w