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By Randy Rogu!lki the heaVIest costs would be In Suff Writtor student programs. he said. He noled that the plan would A rlan to cut the workweek of cost $25.000 at the Broadcasting Civi St>rvice employees to :r,' 2 Service and $12JI 000 at hours has been temporarily l"niverslty HOusing. scrapped because it would cost "In some cases, what drives nearly $200.000. Tom BUsch. the whole busmess is the bows assistant to the president. said that an area has to be open. like :\Ionday. at housing or at the PhYSical Busch saId the plan has been Plant." Baker scud. "put on hold" in the chan­ Somit told the ('SEC on April cellor's office until the I that he would not forward the l"nt\'ersity'S budget outlook proponl to the Board III improves He said President Trustees Phyllis McCowen, Albert Somit favors the idea ('SEC chair. said the council and WIll look at it again In the was pleased with Somit's fall "philosophical" approval but The plan to reduce the dIsputed hIS cost estimates current -W-hour workweek was . 'Other instit'ltiQD5 are doing proposed to Somit in October by It. .. :\IcCowen .xlid. "Our offices the Civil Service Employees would stiU function." COunCIl. The SIt: system and Joann :\Iarks. CSEC the t:niversity of Illinois at representati\'e to the Joint Champaign·l'rbana are the Benefits Committee, was only state schools where Civil critical of the administration's Service employees work -40· overtime estimate. saying that hour weeks ('Ivll St>rvlce I'mployees would Somlt rl'ferred the :r,' o-hour . 'do what thev have to do in the proposal to the l"ni\'ersity Joint tlml' that they havl' to do it." Benefits Committee. which 'larks said that Ch'il Service endorsed it But Somi! was not salaril's at SIl"·C are so far hound to the t'ommittee's hrlow !he state average that the Daily C£gyptian rl'commendallon. made before admlnlstratam owes II to Civil administrators studIed (hI' Sl'rvlce employees to hring costs of the proposal theIr workload In hne with those Southern Illinois University Compiling data forwarded of other schools. from throughout the l·nlversity. The potential boost in Civil Tut'Sday, April 28, 1981-Vol. 65, No. 143 S.. mit"~ budget assistant. ,John St>rvlce morale outweIghs the Baker. concluded that the costs of cutting the work",.~, rt'duced workweek would cost 'larks saId SIl··C about $199,000 '"I'm sure CIvil Sen'ice IS l'onvinced that it would be easv Silaw teUs edllcation conference to do:' Baker said. "But I don't fillS see any way around it." (Bode AccordlOg to Baker. the 2'"' hour reduction would cost $,1.000 or soilltions to financial cnmch in the area of financial affairs. l have the money to spend." $-H,I1OO in academic affairs and ~';.=.... :rofro:::,f: :. S:-:e ::::.!: ...... id. 1151.800 in sludeot affairs_ c!'1 worst of times. It's a time for human-then this is the time cutbacks will have in research ditional personnel, Baker said. .It. ('I"iI S.n'irr ''''_11 cooperation, according to that we'U be serious about our They would also mean in­ ....y·rr tal.i.g _ ...... Is lift ., and student financial aid. tIJ_ JD-mi .... r""" .~ .. Chancellor Kenneth Shaw. mission of teaching. research, "We are seeing states, which creasing student fees, because "We seem to be caught in a and service. And it is important for years had big surpluses in pincers movement in higher and challenging work to be their budgets and we are seeing education in terms of funding" done, We might tum this crisis the federal government now Higl' (·ol,rl g;t-es stales Shaw said. ' into a real opportunity." say, 'Look, if you want all these Shaw addressed the financial Citing a survey conducted by programs, why don't you spend problems of higher education the American Association of your own money?' We are now ,"ore a#Jorlioll /'ll(- rights and offered a solution Monday State Colleges and Universities, seeing the states lose their big toabout i5 graduates of SJU-C's Shaw said that on the average surpluses, particularly in the WASHINGTON tAP, higher education program, of the -&s states which responded (;reat Lakes area, which we are Stales may outlaw abortions ~.,. r~/(I'f·d faculty and guests of the fourth to the questionnaire concerning a part of:' Shaw said. "And we performed outsIde hospitals on annual Post-Doctoral Academy fiscal 1982, increases in salaries are seeing states which are women more than three months P of Higher Education at the and total budgets allocated to much worse off than we are. pregnant, the Supreme Court "'"rip,, "''Il '; Student Center Auditorium. state colleges and univenities finding that they are going tG ruled Monday. Members gathered Sunday to are not keeping up with tile 10 have to take money back in the The decision was a significant justices to rule that F. Lee begin the four-day meeting. percent rate of inDation. while middle of the year from their Bailev's involvement in an discussing subjP('ts pertinent to tuitions are exceeding this rate. agencies. The situation has :~~~~:bo~~fo~hef~~~~~-liif:"t~! excluSive publishing contract "Higher Education Issues. "At a time when the federal gotten so bad." heated legal and political battle about her case automatically deprived her of a fair trial. Trends, and Realities 1982," government is saying, 'We are It's not just the sta~e of the sparked by the SUpreme Court's . "The sum of it is that the going to give you more rigllts economy, accordillJC to Shaw. 1973 ruling that legalized most The daughter of newspaper fll~nces look gloomy," Shaw and more opportunities to spend abortions. publisher William Randolph saId. "And on the other hand, if your money: the states don't ~ SHA'" page 3 Without waiting to conduct Hearst and his wife, Catherine, .,..a1 arguments or I" write an Mrs. Shaw was convicted (Of 'fir.. n'/H,r,,, IIIfI.'· IN" 'fI'" opinion, the court voted &3 to partiCipating in the 19i4 armed uphold an Indiana law that robbery of a San Francisco makes it a felony for a doctor to bank. perform an abortion, other than In other matters, the court: Task force deadlines nearing a first-trimester one. away -Agreed to decide whether a from a hospital. list of street addresses com- By Ra.. y R.pUi The chairmen told Somit that president for academic affairs. A doctor who runs a Garv, staff Writer their groups have not yet for­ and Marvin KJeinau, president Ind. abortion clinic and thrft r.::rsb;al~o:~;e~ =:i med recommendations and are of the Faculty Senate. women identified in court Freedom of Information Act. Two of four presidential task just beginning to write their Elmer Clark. dean of the records only bv fictitious names forces wiD probably report to reports. Busch said. He said College of Education heads the sought to block enforcement of The court's ruling wiD resolve President AftIert Somit seven to Somit isn't worried about the task force commissioned to the law. 10 days later than their May 1$ delays and he plans to release decide how well the University In separate action Monday, 0: re:!!' :~!uu~nd~ deadline, Tom Busch. Somit's the reports to the public at a publicizes its services to the the court left intact Patricia assistant. aid Monday. news conference in late May, community Hearst Shaw's 19i6 bank r0b­ ~=7n ~:~e:~ :::~!r ~:m~ Somit announced plans for bery conviction, turning away munities' challenges 10 the 1980 The chairmen 01 the four task The student retention task census count. forces met with Somit Monday three of the taM forces in his force. chaired by P"'uce arguments that famed trial 10 brief him 011 their progress, Swinburne, vice president for lawyer F. Lee Bailey gave her -Left intact a ruling in an Reports on the University ~:-~~~. U::~!'!t:r:~ student affairs, is examining "inSufficient" legal help. Ohio case that stales can be reward system and on student retention task force in University recruitment and The justices refused to ordered to enforce a clean air academic priorities will February. retention of students. consider ruling that defense probably be late, while task The academic priorities The rewards group will lawyers always fail to provide f!d~r:an: i~~:~~~n~en~~~ forces on community service group has been instructed to suggest ways to improve the adequate legal help when they Protection Agency. and on student retention are suggest criteria by which future University's reward system so contract for the exclusi\'e rights -Agreed to study the con­ expected to report time, Busch priurities can be determined that it wiD contribute more to to write a book about a trial ~titl.!tionality of two laws aimed said. and to develop ways to evaluate research. leaching and service before it begins. al help;ng workers put out of He eXtllained that the studies existing programs. The at SIU-C, James Bdliller, Mrs. Shaw, now represented work when the Rock Island simply are "taking a little priorities task force is chaired professor of chemistry and. bv San Francisco lawver railroad ceased operations in 100000er" than expectt"d. by J(>hn Guyon, actin~ vice biochemistry. heads the group George llartinez. asked -the 1979. Bomb kills policenlan ill Belfast; News Roundup·-- Sands' fost reaclles 58tll day '""",,,r "I,m'" ',1",,1.' l",,,,,1 ,1,·,,,1 ATl.A'''A I,\P' Tilt> bod~' of iI black male was found t'nmeshed IR tree hranl'ill's In the ChattahOCk'hpt, Rin'r nn House of Commons in London. BELFAST, Northern Ireland part of a new IRA offensive ~lon<1a~·. and the t'ulton County m{'(h crl I f'lIiIrnllll'T said It.. , The blast came after police I AP) - A booby-trap bomb against prominent Britons. It body fitstht'~cription of21-year·old,/imrny Ray Payne arrested 20 leaders of a cam· planted in a hijacked truck was the second such mail·bomb "II look.o; likf' it's going to Ill' him • Pa~ne •. " said I>r. Roht'rr in paign supporting Sands' eltilioded in Belfast 01. Monday thl't'e davs. Sliwrs. lilt> FuUm ("oonl~ rn('diml t'xarnmer. "'Uf"S dn'Ss''f1 A deliverY truck, hijacked in demands thai the British killing one policeman and in· tn red shll'ts only and ht"!, bt'en In thl' waler ahout the n!!hl juring three others. The central Belfast early Monday government restore special amount 01 time ... privileges for imprisoned IRA bombang, claimed in tile name and rigged with a bomb, was Thret' boys ",tw \W're fishin/l in tht' river \londa}' spnttt'd th(' of the Irish National Liberation guerrillas. tC:~ninlo ~t~=mina~~ blld~... aughl in tree bmnchf>!> a bout :!11 feet from tht' b.'utl!. of Ih., Army, followed tile arrest of 20 rivt'r. authorities said prominent supporters of jailed dersonstown district where th~!~!:n~~ ~a~oh~u~I~~ hunger striker Bobby Sands. police found it. The bomb went Road area of Belfast. near 1t""1ft'" "",1",,·, ,,,.t,ri"1! t'I",ro,"ul Sands. Xl, a ~onvic:tl'd Irish off as they tried to move it, Andersonslown, stoned police Republican Army guerrilla police said. and hijacked Iwo buses which recently elected to the British One officer was dead on wt're set afire, police said. W ASHI:'IKOTO:'Ii I AP I -- President Rt'a/lan's t'conolllll' Parliament, was reported arrival at Roval Victoria Riott'rs dispersed wht'n polict' pro~am took two giant step!' forward :\Ionday as Hotl!">" drifting nearer to death on the Hospital. spokesman Gerry moved in. llt'mocratic leadf'1'S all bUI conn'f'raI1OflS \\/'f!' I('mpur.mho dismpt,<1 planl offlC1als ;-.ald . A:\:\APOLlS, ~Id. ,:\PI - associates, III "Bud"" lIam· Tht, l"lnl SlIlt was filpd b\' t'ormer \"il"e President Spiro T merman and Jl'rome Wolfr. tn thn'E" Cltlll'ns In 197:1. and the .-\gnew accepted kickbacks sohclt klckha('ks frum l'on· statl' of 'Iaryland jcined as a I'nri." ""'.l'Or I","','s I ~;.""'''r,1 ,ff;",,,;".!.!. from engineers while he was suiting l'n!i!lnpl.'rs \\ ho were plalntlH last fall. Williams governor of Man' land and must awardl'd 'Ionda)" that the private PARlcause they had not shown any Party )('ader f'ranl'Ols 'IItterrand. \\ ,., it luk('\\"arm pl'rsnnal circuit judge ruled Mondav. dlret,tly from Iwo engineers, damages not suffered by otht'r t'ndol"em('nl 'Ionday from ()fIf' of Ius major dl'ft'alt>d ri\'ab "There IS no question thai )tr Lester 'Iatz and .-\lIen Green. taxpayers, but he upheld Ihe Paris \!ayor J s:;-,'I'ar-{Ild lnl'lImbt'nl The judge said evidence Agnew's resignation in 1!r.3 as the ruling within 30 days. ::'~':o~ii!lr:!~I~iS con.<;('rvali,·t' political phrillSOph~ ht'tter presented al a civil trial provE:'d Richard ~ixon's \"ke president Agnew did not testify. and thai an 196i and 1968 Agnew was and his plt'a of no contest 10 one Harri.. .Hl said he did not expect In Sunday's poll, wilh 998f. pt.'rt"ent of tilt' \"ote l'Ountt'd engaged in an unlawful count of fedt'ral IRcome tax the former vice presidenl to (;ISl'ard d·F.o;taing won :!S.3 i"'.~ent. :\litterrand 25 9 pt'rl'pnt. relationship with two evasion comment on the ruling. (,hira(' 18 pE'fl·t'nt and \(art'ilDls 15.-1 pt'rcenl. USO NEEDS A FEW GOOD PEOPLE ...... Eled TCMW.oaen & VP Elect G ..... Larson are '11 ALLOCATION COMMISSION ...... eo.-.a.aoner now fald... ppllaltlons for: ...hlll •• to ...... :

Comm...... Gr_'a...... , Academic AHoirs Max Schmoling Housing. Tuition and Fees Paul Ohanian Student Welfare John Olson Brian Schilling Campus Development and Service Chris Coulomb Fee Allocations Minority Affairs ~ .. CIwImwn John Mitchell GaryShodid Election Sondra Pitts Public Relations Carl Myslinski Andrea Martin ...... Glenn Stolar Group III Clwl,...." .... th Smllh Book Co-op usa Jon50go Legislative Activities Laura Fiene Recruitment/Orientation Donna Smuskiewicz Student Advi!oOry System Bernie Schofield ' Kevin C. Jons Student Telephone Directory The Commission had to allocate some $200.000 of student fees to over $550,000 of requests, Recommendations will be submitted to the Senate for partial ratification And Other University Wide Appointments ... on Wed" April 29, 7p.m. Renaissance Rm. All are invited. The comrr.ission would like to th:::mk all groups for their patience & C'>OpP.i otion.

P;J~" 2. Dar Iy Egyptian, ,-\pnl 28. 1981 Apparent sIlicide blamed SIUW fn,n1 J'8J!e 1 It \ rhp tvpt' of Industrv locatPd Arkansas or \\here\er. hE' In the r;n'at l.akE's ~tate~ ThE' said. adding that a simdlar nation 15 mIning toward a mllrE' ,tudy could ht' dl)nE' In Chicago. "'niee-orlented Joh markrt [)f'tfl>lt. Cincinnati. or P"oria and light. (IIrnp ... trr ha~ed Indu~trtf's The C;rf'at Lake~ I.'~~~:t~atl~a;;~~f' ::~~':~~~ R~' .\ndrp. ~tran~ "[ouldn't lin'" without the ~tatE'~ rIPt'n to follo\\ thiS trend. S·H!, mdllon budg .. t lOereast' for Staff \\'ritpr boyfriend. ;ccordding to and t., mt'et hlght'r pmdu('tlvlt~ fl,cal i~j1l:! \\a' flJrpcast last Hagsd .. lE' 1,,\ pis. tht'\" must n·tool thplr \\('ek tl) ~ nnl.,. a 52011 million A prtlimmary t'xamlnatlOn Hagsdalt' s.:lid an autopsy, faclorlt·s.· whl('h an' malnh hurlget Incr~iJse ovt'r last H'ar" has shown thai an overdose of Whll'h will dt"krmine thE' typt' of gf'ared to hean Industn. hr !und~ , an unknown drug ami akohol drug P;lrsons consllml'·.·· :.;n" .... 'sanl ·Th .. "ennnmic aspect that Knockers mud wrestling !t'am. Par,;"ns. whose stage name c'lIr,g "Il'higan when' rhe auto IIl"tle thl~ part (,f lh(' country so .Iackson ('nun!\' C'nront'r Don \\as "Peaches and Cream," 'ndustn itnd Its flnanclai "rr­ ('onscious in her motel room by as part of SIt'·C Springfest '81. ·'carefull\'" built. has tE'm· portant." ht' ('xplainl'O members of the mud wrestling Parsons walked around the poranly pUt illinOiS In a hE'tter .-\ partnership between leam at about .. a.m. 10 a "full ~tage ('arrying a sign that told go\{'rnrnent. labor. business ('ardiac arrest:' said Car· what round the match was in. fln?\~~i:: r:~~~submlt to \OU and higher education in solving bondale policE'. The team was and sht' wrestled in the lag, would hE' to take a dn\'E' along mutual problE'ms. such CiS staving at the Best :\lotor learn match agair..st two radio the :\hssissippi River -along quality of Itte. E'nergy and Lodge, 700 E. :'oJain SI. police rli~c jockeys the industrial art'as of illinois - productivltv. is what Shaw said. She was pronounced dead Darlene Geev£', to find oUI how many of the proposes Bf'Sides be •.efiting at :-.Iemorial tlospltal in Car spokeswoman for the ChIcago major firms ar.. spt'n'dmg the from thE' solution "f mutual bondale al about 5:30 a.m .. Knockers. saId Parsons had ~ money on retooltng and how problems. higher education according to police. been performing With the learn Staff pholo b~ 'lark !'iims many are Simply waiting until would benefIt because it would for "about six months." their ohsolt'te equipment IS no then be more valuable to the su~~~:'~!~e ~~~darn ~~~~~ In an interview Saturdav "argar~I Parsons. 16. th!! longer useablt' and they move to gO"emments which fund it purse re\'ealed that she was night. Parsons said she used to vk:tim of an apparf'nt suit-kif'. despondent over the death of work at a dav care CE'nter prior 10 her IK'rtormance with her boyfriend. who was killed in \:hen asked how she started Ihf' ('hicalto KnOt:k"rs mud troup~ [)ecember in an automobile mud wrestling, she replied. "I .'rf'stling in fronl of 'uPS ,,.~ 110 accident. The note said the girl was drunk. I got on stage at Shryock ,\uditorium Saturday "couldn't cope." and she amateur ni~hl and I liked it." f'\'~ning, Published daliv In ·.he Journalism ~~1u;Jlrlla~u~d~~ratlr;,i\·~~~;r~ vacatIons ana 110hdi •• s b\ Southl'rn Elderly offered health screenings ~1~~~I:IIOns l~~~d:n~~~y ~arbo~d~I'~ III 629()1 ~<'\:ond cl<.ss postagt' paId Frt'e health screening lor [rom 10 a.m. until .. p.m. at thE' will be available following the at (" arbr.ildale. IIhnns st'ntor l'itlZl'ns will hE' offered lIayes Center. Thursday's tests for those without a regular Edilonal 1" •• liclt'S 01 thf' Daih EIt"pllalo .. r~ the r"spon.~1hhl\· of Wt'

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Dally Egyptian. ,-\pnl 211. 1981. Pa~ 3 'Marathon' is a rare book DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau 6I::W NEIJ/S, 4C"lJ4i.J.'I./JUlit, I aIJtJtIJN1 MIN[) A f7AYOFF about a rare and special man .~ ,~

IF I.U'IO(;,FUR(;OTTf:': Iltl'r;lr~ )(,\\t'I, 11'J!('ndan athlt'tt's anri thl' H.. slon 'naralhnn aI'(' '- ~- a ~ rllut~ 'that pump!' ynur Jllli.'t'S ib h'lppll~ ilS II d .. t'S mml', tht'n nn\\ IS tht' l'It''1lt'nt s('ason In ~_):i ~...t~, n''1w'nllt'r l'lan'nl'!' Dt':\lar ami hiS I!U7 elil,,-si c. Colman "'Iaralhon " I r~~~ For ml', Iht' Bostnn '11arathof1 II \\as run McCarthy ,1!Wln last \lond;.IY IS the 'll"~t \\,.ndrnll" athlt'tll' t'''l'nl III our sporllll! l"alt'miilL wilh thl' \\nrld ~'n('s. ttM, \Ias It'rs and WI'11hlt'dnn riOt's Alt ~II" t'r~I'h .Iffl'(·t th(' hl'aft FI'\\ ;l!ht('It'~ laggmg \\\'1 I tn t ht, n' .. r Dt, :\Ia r \\ h" nt'j!I',\lar w ..rk! .. i :1" a ('WI1 ,,, nrOt'r nlnllPr IS ("]o~' I" thilt r.'(:nrd In tlr LI,·qt()r III' !aln!ht ~unda\ ,;, . .".)! :11 hi' Ba~)llsI 'ttJ(J tl/AlVr 'TO at4r Ot:4r 1!r.~IIS. \\ht'fl distancE' rllfllllrlg \\as Sf'f'rl as thl' dltlrc'h III \I('lrnst' \la~~ .·and kid" 111l('P ". Hn, t-fE ''(T,'ntnl' pastlmt' 01 Lln'r\\IndE'd loonl('s, S<'ouls "Tht':'!' 'Il'tJnU,.,.. . h.' .... "d .n ''''llplt, P£EI. IN RiVNT LET JlJ5T OF 1,000 KllJS (jtT ~ p,,'\lar \\i'S as tlt'nlll' ,11 hiS sport as Hohh~ \llIrri, til6 pages bt>fnre turning off my likes his ht'l'f and ('lgart'lles \\ hilt' trammg Tht' table light at 1 a.m. "\larathon" is a masterly old!'r I gl"l. tht' ips.~ rlngmatlc ;!OO slIrt' I 'lUX of runninj! lore. PPrSOflill in!"ighl and wry i.>t'('nme, " reflections about the prt',oonm days when Dt':\lar n('\'l'r look up hoOZI'l! and smnkrng, dlstanl,(, men truly wt'rl' the lonf'ly ont'S bt>lIlga B.1ptlst among Bo~ &'outs, for ont'tllmj! :"or did het'vt'r ("are about making mon{'~ Imrn Ot:'I,\R'S ..• .. \:\111.\· 11.·\0 little idl'a of\\hal lit' hiS sport. m;J('h less markellng hims!'1f In 19t I. was a UlU!. His sislt'r bt'llt'vpd that "the !1ll'n w hll SO'lIl' rac!' offit'lals oHerro to pa~ his cah far£' fifllshro the marathon ,'artlt' In all c"H'rt'd With from \It'l!nil' 10 Won'ester for a fill'!, :"opt' ht' hlocd." Spr. nle~ warnl'd f'lt' \lilr thaI nnn' ht' Sc11d Hut m Ius narrativt'. tit' w(Jndt'r~ ahnul hIS dl(J a marathm ht· "ould he no good (or thl' youthful Idt'alism .. t'lftl't'n years laler." ht' sho'1t.'f ral'!,~ ..\ (jnc:tor l'autinflt'd 'that ht'l'illl~t' rt'l.·a lIt'd. "I wnuld han' takt'n thl' mont" and Thl' rpcent article by Ann In rl"l't'nt limes lilt' ~'reat ('ham pIOn of '"frl'l.'dom. "before I1l' had iI slight hmrl '1ll1f'1ll1r. ht' shtlllld !!iV!' lip !!Ivt>n, my) Boy S<'oul<; a j!ood timt'. ilfld ~ 'wars Puekl"tt 'Assistant Professor, the pro,abortion people caml' on mnnmj!1fl fa\ nr "f th .. t'a,,~ ,'half AI the start of later r d ha \'l' takt'n II and fl'd m' fa·milv. Law Libran' J was uttt'r non· Iht' sct>nt'. was Lester :\Iaddox. tilt> I !II I H'''''lun maralhon,:1 St;lf! of d'l(·tors ";IS ratiomlizlflj! th.11 I had sPffillots mnre than th'L<; sense eom"lg as it did from who e\'t'n becamt' gO\'ernor of at tht' ~tartl"," IIIX' 10 t'xamrnt' each l'Ontt'stant wlf1dfall from m~ 'M'n podtt't dunng Ihe limes I someone who has something 10 Wht'n tht... Ilstl'n('(1 to IIt':\I;lr's (·hes\. Iht,\· altt'ndt>d tht' OlympH' (;ames .. do With teach ng young people lit'orgia He was for the gra\t'!\ !rid him thaI thiS should bt' his last race' Tht' !1\(1rnlng aftt'r ! n'ad D.':\lar·s little about the law. "frt'edom" to practice . Ht' ... ·il" til run 31 BustOIDIIf1 a II. When ht, diro of st'gregalion, In Lester :\Iad, dassic.1 mentionro to.Jullnl1\' Kt"lIev that he h.1d or COUI'lll' an anti,abortion law dox's time. liberals knt'w thaI l'am'Pr III 19:111, after t9 years of competition a trea<;ure. He a grt'('d , I've fOund OJllv oot' other or coostitutional amendmenl "freedom" was a false issue. Ill'hllD him. th!' dlK·torS still eOlildn'1 figt>re him copy since-in ttll> Ulrary of CongreSs. Anyone will take awa\' som!'one's many conservative.. did ",ol nut An autop!'~' j!an Iht'm a hint In Thf;' :"Ii('" wanting to redist'Over De:\tar should b~in the ·'frl'l.'mm" All laws take awav set'm to know this. Se~r('gallon England .Juurnal of .\It'dll'Iflt'. tht> nation's '11O:'t rnre-book stores, good places for the soul soml"one's "fret'dom .. If Wf, was. of course. thp real issut'. ff':'pt'l·It'(1 '11t'liicil I milgil71ne. !lr P;lul lJudlt~' anyway. ..)tarathon" surely rt'sts on dusty followed :\Is, Puckett's logic to Today somt' liberals followmg W1111t' "n,tt' of !hl' n(':\lar autopsy rt'purl shelvt'S somewhere. (Cl 1cy of 'he Oo,ly E..... '·frt'f'dom." ThOst> who favored ma.1 01' directly to the ....fot'lat pop .dltor .001II .,.7 valut'. The human person is the han ., \0 ,,'o.ude an ~ torum 0" the .d.eorlol po~ 'or Commuflt(ot.OftS Lettetl should be ",pewr.tteft doutt... segregation claimed they wt're d,~cu"'tO" 0' 'uu'" gnd leMa.. ~ ,eoct." ond ... r.''''' ,pac ed and ,hould no' ••(eM 2'50 *()I'ch All letter, .... for "frt'edom." ThosE' who ultimate value, as all liberals 001"'01"\ ".Of'~'" OW\ thete poget de no' "-'"tor,ly 1ub,eoc' to .""9 and thot4 wh1'Ch ..... "'fOi" COl'S .... favored children working 12 used to understand. But some ,.IIKt Itt. po1i."'on'\ of "'- un." ...... , odn'un"tf'O.U)" S.gned t.h~lov, Of ,n ~ ten... _ff flO' ... publ,.hed Ait .."-" hours a dav in coal mint'S and [ibt'rals toda\' are foolishlv .d"OflotS ol\oCf ,om".,.""",,, ,... ."..,.., the op'n,OM .. the "'.... be "9"ed by the oulhon 5-.... _Of .-hty _ sweat-shopS, those who were slK"rihcing the whole liberal au.hon 01'11. Un'I..o ed"orlOl'I .~'-..nt a con''''''U'I of ..t ... by c..... """ mat... toe.. l." ...... by • .,.,. _ depa.t....". by ___ ...._. against labor unions and program upon the bloody altar the ~ t Ed,tattoO. (omrn.,,- ..hot,e ~ben ore"" _·oc_ ..... against collecti\'e bargaimng, of dead human fetuses, One of sfuden,ed.tOt.n ch'" .....cMo,..l~ed,tor o~~toH by 1cI _ .... the __ .... those whoOl)l)05ed the pure food these days I hope these liberals _be< the ....._"11 .d.'or and 0 J"",naI"", School A'."., ...... _I ...... ,oe ... ." ...... rt, .... , one!~""""" l ...... tor -"-ch .....t

This is a response to a recent freedom of cboice. Also, these letter by Ann Puckett. entitled alternatives violate no laws, "One Alternative is Not written or otherwise. Freedom," She was defend,.. tbe ap­ In contrast to this. consider propriateness of using the word the decision to kill another freedom inthephrase "freedom person, Does this ~ have of choice," Her reasoning was freedom of c~, I guess he that in o~ to have freedom, does, but not without bearinI one I11UIIt be able to choose from the consequences, among alternatives, "When So ~ lIpin, the main point one's altematives are curtailed, in this issue is not fl'ftdam ef one's f~edom is curtailed," sbe choice but at what point human said. She also said that a life begins. If it begins at pregnant woman has two conception land there is not altE'matives: to abort or to scientific evidence that it does I continue the pre2nancy, then people who want freedom of choice to abort really want In saying this, she is freedom to take life away assuming this decision to be one without bearing any un, of moral neutralit)', This favorable consequences, condition mav exist with everyday dec"isions people So, let's look beyond the make like where to live, where smoke screeD of frt'edom of to work. who to marry, what to choice to the real issue: life or buy al the supermarket. In death.-J.'. MeG ••••• these decisions, thel't' is genuine Masten ill Aee_ca.,. Pagp 4. Daily Egyptian, April 28, 19111 Coryell's expertise reaches beyon(1 bad sOllnd, blown fuses

Rv ,\Ian !kull~v from his more than a dozen Staff Wri",r - albums. as w(>11 as cover v(>r­ slims hy such Jazz greats as Jazz guitarist Larry Cory('11 'Review·. Charl(>s 'IIngu~,. Stanley had his probl('ms Sunday af· - narkI'. Chick Corea and John temoon. First. his guitars dldn't Coltrane get to th(> show on tim(>. When Bul ne\·prmlnd. the crowd he nnaHy found a guitar to play. had come 10 s('(' grt>at Jazz When C"rHIl last caml' to the sound was horrible Then to gUitar. And no amount of bad ('arbondaie In sprIng 0( tm as top that off. twict> when h(> tried sound. blown fuses or borrowed an "pt"nlllg act for John to play elec'ric gUitar durin!! guitars could kpt>p a guitarist of :\Ic La ughlt n. he just brought tht> st>cond st>\. a lust> on hiS ('on'ell's statur(> from b(>mg along hiS SIX· and 12-strtng amplilit>r blew good ill'nustic gUitars This lime he Somt>how Coryt>1l kept his To gI'l an Id(>a of how fast \'artl'd hiS act by adding a grand senst> of humor. He also kept Coryell picks. playa gUitar solo piano. an elec-tric piano and the playing tht> most amazingly fast rpcordtod al 3.1 rpm at -45 rpm III-Iatt'd elpctric i(uitar. guitar an SIt:-C audience has and you·rf.' gelting clOSt>. The se-en. prompting tht> 900 10 al­ mtf'nsil~ 01 hiS rapid-fire solos While he is renown for his tendanct> to give him a standing was shown in his lightly !luttar work. Coryell also ovation at the end 01 the show. strainPd facial f.'xpresslons and ~hnwed talent on the key'Joard'l. Casually attired in a whitt> t· thf.' spf'ed 01 hiS 1001. which His sometimes zany stage shirt and whitt> jt>ans. Coryell nf'ver stopped tapping pprsonality sh~ed through on Sian p"oto Susan Poag talked with the crowd between During hiS two sets. 'Ahich those songs as he frantically ""pil. a !ltart pla~'" willi ... !IOIIn" "_n r.ws and ....owcod songs. and made a pOint on ran i>t>twf'f'n -45 mmutes and an pounded the keys. and even guitan, I.arry (. try"" hounrft _dl ..... a cIiI,'ay tt' amazingly se\'eral occasions of apologlzmg hour each. Coryell performed a plucked the strings inside the fasl jalll guitar, About .. fans a ....nded die ('anem Sunday. for the distorted sound. number of hiS own compositions plano Inge's play 'Heaven's Gate 'suffersfromsome flaws 'Bus Stop' to Bv RiD C ....e right its wrongs However. he lost In the films muddled ap­ sian Writtor ends up becoming a marshall proach to pace and staging. be performed and getting stuck betwf.'en his With the Academy Award­ love for a local immigrant After nearlv two hours of winning "Deer Hunter:' CReviewo. hooker 'playf'd without much William Inge's sensitive )lichael Cimino established ~Iow-paced character and plot flravrn's Gate, wrillen and emotion by Isabelle ~Iuppert' de\·elopmenl. the film wlDds ~fi::1irJ~a~~lfe'~ :t:!!"~~ himself as a filmmaker who dire('trd by )Ii('harl Cimino, and allegi,lncl' In the (·al· dO'An WIth a pretentious. could tell a compelling story on starring Krill Krisloffrnon. lIf'ranchers. wno are acting ()vprlong 'lsn'l everythmg at a roadside diner during a a grandiose scale and still bliuard. will be performed by ('hrililophrr \\·alk~n. John lIurt with the mandatl' of the o\'erlong In this film ~ I battle preserve its human compassi~ and Isa twill' lIuppt'rt, \. ar'lily governor. Congress and even the Actors Theatre 0( uluisville and intensity. His controversl.lI SCf'nl' as the immigrants fight at 8 p.m. Friday in Ballroom D Thrall'r. Rf'\'if'wf'r's Raling: the president himself hack a!lalnst the hired guns new Western epic, "Heavrn's 112 starll (I 'Itar!! lop drudgery Winded !'otonhnE' and ex· least. Originally clocking -in at thie\·('S. Set in the 1~ amid year-old cowboy who is trying It's also obvious that thiS film trava~ant directIOn. four hours, several influential the bustling boom towns 0( the has been heavilv edltl'd and to gain the romantic attention 0( critics, including the ~ew York w('St. "Heaven's Gate" tri('S to reworked Sct>ne. shifts are l!oWE'\"(·r. let's not go ahead a young woman after their bus Times' Vincent Canby, be a moral parable on the confusingly abrupt at times and .... llh plans to hang !'imino from from Kansas City is stranded exen:iRcrucified thein ctaematJcfilm as a wretched __ "American Dream:' those who often ruin whatever ltttlt> the highest tree. like many overnight. Other characters have it cranebel'st and tbose dramalic pace bas been critics and Holly.ood include the c:afe _ner and a Repor" abounded 01 Cimino who strive to at"'in II (im­ established_ f'Xf'CUtives would prefer ro do. bus driver who strike up a wuti... untAlld sums 01 IDGIIeY migrants), Christopher Walken pops in "Heaven's Gate" is not the friendship, a middle-aged and time in pntduetiOll_ Unfortunately. Cimino's catastrophic bomb wbieh early scholar and a young girl who The fdm was !leftt back to the visionary concept is stilled by a :::!c:!.: tt;';,1~~!n ::r::.,Il reports characterized it to be. works in the cafe. editors fCJl' a massive facelin screenplay that plods along fenon's opponent for Huppert's It's simply a bad film ruined by Pulitzer Prize-winner IDle and has now been trimmed without much focus and the love. John "Elephant ~·;:.n" exct>ssive uses of money and has also written "Picnic." down to about 140 minutes with grotesque miscastinl of Kris Hurt turns in the film's 6o'?St time "Come Back. Little Sheba." the buclaet coming in at around Kristoffer]iOll in the lead role. performance as a sad-fp.:t>d. "Natural Affection" and "The $36 million. according to the Very honestly. Kristofferson's dnmkeD cattleman wI>{, sym­ ."'nrr ",nrrip. Dark at the T~ of the Stain." Chicago Sua Times. This wooden approach to acting is pathizes with the i~nmigrants. "Bus Stop' is the final shorter. refurbished version more rroperly suited for high !'lot only are 'he act.ors LO:'iDO:'li j AP) - Former presentation of the Student must be infinitely better at this schoo plays and small town defeated by Cimino s direcuon. Beatles drummt>r Ringo Starr Center's Center Stage leDlth than its original Boston drama clubs. In a nutsheU, he's but Vilmos Zsigmond's at­ married American actress Productions for the 1980-81 l\larathon size, but it's still awful_ mospheric photography 4 which Barbara Bach tn a civil season, dismally slow and coafusing, He brings absolutely no may be a bit too sm~ and ceremony :\tonday attended by Cimino's screenplay tells the emotion or sympathy to his key sepia, toned for some vIewers I the other two surviving Beatles. storY of rich cattle ranchers role as a Harvard graduate who and David Mansfield's ap­ Paul :\tcCartney and Geor-ge lawiching a bloody vendetta to sets out for the West to help pealing period music are also Harrison.

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Thf' 11mVf'rslty Pn'ss will ~,l(:I"I\I!/.~ Soclolo!/.\ and the honor 21 local aulllOrs at a TWIlight "r :\lan i'omo('en during first 3 months of '81 r~ception from :I to 5 p m Irr~m and Dls(,(lUrse In St'('uril\ I>lreclor Virgil flr,;t (luarl('r Ilf 1981 al $,',1 ;. t nd~y In the (iallt'ry Lounge 01 S.... ·wloIUcal Theor)<." Richard 8\ Sandra Sion .. Siudenl "'riler Trummer' pT('(h('ts thaI th('lt .. All damage to property dur'l," the Studf'nt t 't'ntt'r The pubhl' ,\ La"'son. associate prolessor thiS period was estimalt'd ,,' IS inVIted English. and (;E'orge J and hurglaries will ml'Teas!' or S9.iW-I. mcluding $.1.00" dam;,~, Tht' authors and tht'lr books :\Ia v Ighano. assistant professor The numher of nimroal nl dUflng I !lSI. as Pf'Oplt' haw I('ss caused by arson at Ihe S;rh;~ cUT 01' :lrt history, "Fred E :\Ivers. Il'nses on thE' sll··r l'ampu~ ro "pI'nding mone~' due tn In Stable~ .:rnt'st K Allx. ilssouale \\ oodcarver," Haberl' II Ihe first thrt'(' monlh.~ nf I !*II tanglblt'S such as go\,ernllwnt SIl',!, Sel'lmly- Polin ,I,,, dean of thl' ('olll'gt' 01 Llbt'ral :\Inhll'nbr()ck. professor of shows no chang!' from Ihe Ilrsl l·utb'll'ks TWf'nh' ·one ('rir.'t'S ilgamst repoflt'd ;J! IrafflC accldt'r;' Arl", ~'Ransom KidnaPPing In botar.y, .. Flowermg I'lants.'· thrN' monlh!' of 1"1141. i1l'cllrchng pt'oplt' ",:en' Tf·portt' honored liallt'ries ..\ Profile," and Lawrence .J [Ienms, (land L Wilson, adjunct professor of educational asslstanl prnfl'Ssor of histor\", I~adershlp, and William E and John Y Simon. professor i)1 •• aton. assonate proft'Ssor of history'. t'; annual spring conn'r! ;l! Il p, m TUl'sdiH. Rock-n-Roll D.J. Show DITt'('/t'(/ h.' .Ud\1n S,t'ner arid .\llkt, /lant.,.., tht' 1I"'·plt'('e hand ""I Indud,' 'Tango 1- an dan/;!o Tht' ~l'h(",1 :\Iuslt':an \Iareh Iiramatlco. ~~I!I".nn' and "\'Irtor! At WIlliam \\ t'htwr. a senior percussIOn maJor. Will solo In "Rhapsody For p('T('u~"ion and Band.' and a trumpt'l quartet 712 E. WALNUT -457·5685 l!lcludrn~ SH've Hkh, Chris F t'reh. \\ arn'n :\takan and Dan GTlmm "'III perform "'Tango .'andango." The SIl··(" Wmd Ensemble will hold lis. annual sprmg show ueGOS1MR Come on Down From at 8 p m, Wednesday, Directed IARURAUOt 2:30-6:30 by Melnn Selner and :\like DEMlSQUAI) Hanes. thi' ~ns(,!TIble will ft'ature ":\hlsit'a BOt'md" 'La Foretold by a wizard. fo'iesla :l.lex.lcana" and'''f our Scottish Dancl'S," EXCAUBUR. LISTEN TO THE The SIC·C ('horalt'. dir~led o TOIIIIGHT OIIILY [!] ...... IPG! by Da\'id Williams, will join the ,_ PM Show '1.10Aft ensemble for "Sing A :"4ew "~SI.1S $1':01 ''''II Song:" .~SMOWS :4 .....ys I:. 7:15 t:15 ROCK·N.ROLL OF THE IOUTHERn ~ INVADERS ...reltaurant--bbq---- C'Pm to '-nil NO COVE. OPEN 24 HOURS Tue 600ANI th,u Sunday 3 OOPM Clowd Mon Billiards Parlour Late Night Special Special ~ .. BACARDI RUM 3 E••• Any Style choice of Natural Cut Fries or Hosh Browns 75c Toost& Jelly Open lOAM only 1.3' 220 S. illinois Good thru Finals Week Abortion ban could be 'dangerous'.•.

R~ Hrf',ida \\"il~f'''hllSrh .Janis \1 Susler. a "Iaff aHorn(', In IISI' III l'onlra('t'ptJvf' rll'vict's which ("onlll1l:,'d AI that point. interferl'.lt"I' Starr "rit.r l'iinical lawaI sn: -c :;aId that' Ihc pn'vt'nt implantalloo of IhI' fl'rtilizffi hy Ihl' ,Iall' IS Jlll'tiflt'rl. stlt' ~atd passa!!I' of illl tn.:\ could he d hasis for Ihe ban. shl' SlId. Su~ll'r said lhal making at.orrtrlfl nn: H.\Tn,l-: U\'I-:R Il'gal anorlion~ "'fluId hi' thaI hfe ht'glns at n'o('l'plloo lUcg;1I '\lU nol stop ilhnrti'llls ·Whal ha~ nt't'f\ hl'all~ lip for sf"vl'ral \,'a~ "nils ,nu:'U'U:'T IInt'Sn'I Jusl and so anything", hid! prf'H'nlo; I'll· \lnllid Ihl' ('f)nSl'qUl'nCE'S of ~lIl'h ;,n ntU II appt'ars II \\111 fl'a,:h if!' l~igh(~1 prohibll ahortion.·· Susll'f :;ald. "It "'III planlation would hi' ahortl\!' In Its t·f '·II'f'S such a, Ihl' PIlI ilnrl Susll'r s,1!d n,m 'lla\ ht'lh"tJl1M'tO\'atehlhrhattk 11"1 I sh,' "a Id . 'Thls amt'ndm"n! would flH'rnr!(' a 0\ pr It'g.t! ahurtwl!!' Th,'rp ,If!' ~1',,'r .. 1 \"t'rsions fli Ih(' Suprl''TIt' Cflurt rll,('ISIOIl, HClf'v Wadi' S".: S \11' TII.\T thl' ral" "f ·b'H"k, "U." ',,~ .,,'If ·tndlK·l,d aburllr)f,,' ,,,.. lid \lomta ~·s Supn'me Cnllr! 1II'('IsIOn fin liLA. whll'h '!Ia~ pn'~('nt ,,!I 'lIt' ["fin· In that J\'7:1 ,uh~, shl' l"OntrmH'rI pr"f.;,!,,< "1SI- 'n' .. ,!llilcal hilltlt'!!I't.llnds Th(' lIP1ms· [lurnan m.A wfluld nil! wfluld not (hol'ld!' whon Itff' b,'gln~ Bul rht, pa"s;H!I' "f an IIL\ \\ hll'h Thl' 1'It'l'IIOrt "f nonald Ht'agan, \'hn pt'rmll abortion unrlpr any ('Ir· Susler Slid "Thl' ("OIlrt also ,aid !hill 'l1ll" ht, pus,;t'fi h\ 1\\'~lhll"fb II": t,,,th h"ll.'l~ ;,1 ('on)!r{'S~s ,,"d tit· ratlfll'd r)\ slIpports Ih(' rtght,lo·lrfe 'lln\·(,'lll'nl. l"Umsl'lnl"'~. Susler Slid. "'·t·n "Ix'n (tit' wh,'n Ih,'rt':- a "~tndil'Tll'ntal (on and Ih(' pn~nl Inhh~ IflIi! of rlghl·la-life mothcr'" h~n IS ('ndan)!t'nod flr ",ht·n " ~!tlUllOl :11 fight imoh('(j. Ihp ,Iii II' thn't'·f"11l1~ of Ihl' !"Ialt~. i~ unh "of. grnups for Iht, pa~ag~ of tht' Ihl'!t;1II mp!' nl'lHT' IS Involnod (Ilht'r HI.:\"s Glnllol fllerft'rl' unll'Ss II h'LS a l"WTl wa~ IhI> fl i!hl-fl»-itfe groups ar£. at Lift' :\'llmdrTll'nl IS;I snuref' of ('flll('ern wfluld pt-r:nrl abflrtifln for prt'St'J'\·alllI1 po'lIrng mll'n .. 1· sh" s

Hv Hff'ooa Wilgl"nbu!l('h that it ':ould nol say when life bt>gins Other amendments would permit ;.fter l,.,nl'eption. brain wa\"l'~ can be stan Wri .... The\" liud thaI thE' decision should bt> ahortim In somt' casE'S for preservatloo dl'leclro as earlv as -Ill davs and all ttlt' lefl 'to the indi vidual. Thus. the right to of I~ motht'r s hrolth and inl't'St or b(Jd~· syslems 'are presE'flt by t'lght ,\BUKTh.S IUS LOS{' been a have an abortion on demand was born. milt'. I .... mnlinued When he speaks of 1II"('I'ks and funt'lroning b)i II weeks Tbe subject that brill(!,S dive~e reactions Sin<.'l' the 19i3 decision in the Roe \. tht' HLA. I!t'lmer. who IS prl'sldcnt of babo.·. IIf.'1mer said. also has a dlfft'rent from all sl'l'tors of soc.'iet",. Ask anyone Wade case. pro-lift" groups have heen the local Chrr",'an Al"lron ('llIlncil. saId. gE'fl~ti(' rode from thaI of ttlt' 'llother what should he dollt' and vou can almost fighting fir tht' rights and lives of thOSt' he is ICiwlly referring to thl' Heims· always elCpect a biased 'vit'W on either who art' being aborted. They are now Dornan HL-\. ":\T ",I-: TO 10 weeks ttlt' baby side of the is.<;ue. fighti~ fir the JIIssage of an HLA, "The whole basis for the HLA centt'rs squints. swallows and movE'S 115 The issut' is a touchy one. llondav's which cwld prohibit all abortims and around the t'normous eVIdence that. loogue.·· he said "If you slrokt' ttlt' Supreme Court ruling on state Ia'ws ban the use of some t)"JIE'S of birth from fertilization 00. the ft'Ttilizt'rl egg bab~'s palm. it will makt' a light fisl .. govt'rning abortions, Ihe recent control, such as the Pill and the n:D. has the dlaracteristics of human life."' passage of the "yde Amendment, Howevt'r, there is more Ihan one HLA Helmer said "and this human life ('o~ (:'1;:. ~!il~r ~~d.~~~;;;:S~ which stopped fede'.... 1 funding for circulating through Congress. ought to bt> legally protected." all r:l tht' arguments agaimt the HLA abortions, and the presenl lobbying of He said that medical t'vldence in, vaporize'" If however, they do not the pro-life groups for the passage of THE HEL~S:\~ HLA d0t5 dicates that fertilitzation of the egg is al'Cept this e\idE'nce and conclUSIon. he the Human Lift' Amendment has not provide exceptions for abortions, admitted, man~' of the argumenls for bro~ht the isslW to the political bat­ Wayne A. Helmer, associate professor t';h~~:::C:~ ~r:~,d:;c~!r;et~~ the m.A can be undermined tlegrounds. of thermal and environmenlal facts that the unborn baby's ht-artbeat In 19i3, the Supreme Court decided engiOl'l'ri~ at SIU-C, said. ~im between the 18th and 25th day SH PRO, page 1% GREAT BUYS AND CONVENIENCE Prices Good 7 DAYS A WEEK 4-28thru~10

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Daily Egyptian. April 28. 1981. Pagl" 7 ~t ud.an t ~oe~ ,.. -Campus Briefs- ,< to ('oll.a,,(. and ~ S4''''I''.q!'r FLUFF .. \lHhtlllrlS I.)r tht' nl'w 1\' fur'11t'd Ilam'!' ('nmp;lO~ for lall Sandwich Will ht, hl'ld 011 TUE'!'ri.1Y. for wn'm'n, ,mel WI'dm'sday. lor,pI'n ('all hi~h !'Ii(,hool h,ll'ks \\ III be hE'ld Thul' !'day fh'~lslral im for ("Il'h t'\I'OIng ht'glO" & al h P '11 10 !--IIIT AIJ(hlorlUnl In Pulham ThE','lllhllm~ an' '~lt'n 10 Small Salad Ry \\·iI~ .. Rr.. nda nbus('h studt'l1t~ iIld tht' puhhc, and ht'gmOln!! ri..nt'I'rs an' 1'lIt'Ullra!!,'d In starr \\. rit., ,ludlllOll $1.95 M~t l'ollege :.ollldE'nts finish Thl' "\r'1l~ ROTC Club Will hold,l hakt' "all' fr,,'jl II .CII a 'I' III 4 ,W ~-"urdo'ct tOt br.ak'o,t luf"ch I dlnn., A57,A313~ high school before a!lendlng P m TI~da~ In [rnnt (If !--;Int'r flail collt'ge. but not Laurie A Blakelv Tht' Carbondale Com'11unih Jo:dlleatwn's .. \!I\'lS/lTl ('lIlInell \\ 111 Blakeh-. a senior at Car, 10 tWoS('sSilms Tht' [1I'St 'lll'l'llng hI' hl'ld al:! bondale' Community High m('etTUt':.oda~ "ill p.m at IhI.> W~~I('~ Jo-oundalion. Illf, S IIhnm" ..ht' . ane! rhl' group School, gOt'S to her high school \\'111 '11('\"t at 7 p. '11 at Carbondal£' Sa\'ings anel 1,.,,111, .i4NI \\ :\lam clas..o;es each morning and at, The purJlllst' of tlK> mE't'tings I~ to ,!111M I'arhnnrlah' nlla'ns 10 tends courses at S Il' -C I hree afternoons a wt'E'k ~rtil'lpate m Ih(' ('ommumty l'(l\lnltion pn"'I'~' Rlakeh-, who has not vet Tht' lIIimis OE'partml'nl IIf P('r.'lInnl'l WllllOt('T\I(,W sludt'llls 10 dt'ClarN major. said that she a hfe S('lent't', SO('l<,1 sE'r\'ice and finanl't' frO,,1 II a '11 In:, p'l has completN 15 hours so far al Sll1-C The cours£.., have all Tllesda~' 10 Room B-2114 Wood, Hall Sludt'nt" 'llusl h,l\!' a rt'Su,,'(' been Spanish-related For on filE'al the CarE't'r Planmng and Pla('f,''1l1'nl ('I'nll'[ and 'T',I\ ('all example, she is taking her first 4:.3-2:11I lor appointmt'nts . 400-1t'vel courSt' this St'mester, which dt'als with the historv of A limited numhl.>r of appht-ations I"r SU'lHliI'r studpnl wnrk 1M Spanish language, ' ~ltllJIlS at thl.> RI'l'Tl'alioo ('{'nlt'r \\111 !:It' a\',lIi"hll' \\I'dnl'Sda\ morning at the Equipml'nl ROllm in Ihe HN'!'f'alu" ('('nlt'r ,'\p' Your r... ."lk>n '0 Godfalh..,.'" Ptua ha. """" In Blakt'h' enrolled al Sll' ,(' odW It\ .i-YMo;. \,Jnu art" f1POP1i'::,f t.l .. tfl' dnd drstlt''M: during ht"r jumor year at (,CHS, phl'ants '11u.~t ha \'e IlK>ir ACT r., fill' al Iht, SIudl'nt \\urk and Fin,lnc:ial A~i~tam't' Offi('\" !Ion ""no apprO'(''''I~ In.. t'xc,,?!1onaJ from rn.. ordlndl'\ she said, because she had Th.mk ... \A..~ ',,:,.,lIw ..:uur hU"'Int?'St; already taken all the Spanish -A:-io.- ,\udilioos (or a summer playwritmg \\'orkshup \,\111 ht' hf'ld al :l courses oHerN at (THS For rho.... 01 Yl"" "'00 ""v.n'l dropp<'d 10 \~- ...ha". "I didn't want to rt'peat pm. In the ('om'11umc:ations LouDAe, II'xt to \kLrod nwatl'r Thl' ''W'lldln 1,.1,,1 t'verythlng I'd already lear, sum!Tl{'r Jia)'hlll indudt'S 'Tp On Rolling Pillf''' hy \\ IlIia'T' IA:'W IS Fn:l ",>I to- ~ ....t.aJ t'WII,t- ('ast fllr st'\'('n fl'm .. lE'!' and eight mail'S ThE' w'orkshop IS a pra('tical Ioratorv thl'atE'r c.....,...... -.: sm," • '·,.,. ... r ,~"'.,, .,', ' __' ". ~.! ._,.,~ roo"'ol das.." in which I{raduatE' studE'nts pl'f.'sE'nt their ofl!!lOal plays, ,lOd Blakely took a Spanish course ·C.,_- :~ ...."" ...... -, ""."'"' ,.)1I·"r.~.,....v~ may he tait{'n as a <'OUTSt' for ITedil. Audilion~ ar£' IIp1'n to stmlf:nl" ""''''~''''~'\;:.~" !~""""S: -,-J in eighth grade so that sht' could ... r> ...... , 101, '-...... r 'r •.•':..\. and thE' publiC ,t .. ,y~ !:~ " A," .' S I ll~ take second'year Spanish as a ·-"I.c~:"'"'!': . .,,\(!! .. '~'I:1II'f("...,,.,.til·!'.o;"~ ... • ()ur ",""lr, .d.!):~ 'h\"" :" ..... '<~ "'... ~ ... ~ ~• .".t ~,.,;oro,-­ rreshman at (,(,HS. Ther., in her ',,f ., ...• S'~ -,.u sophomort' year, she spent TIll' Col\ej!E' of Education and Ihe ('art,\"r "Iannin!! and Plal'emE'nt l enler Will Co-SJlIlOsor an ":dllc'allon Carl't'r llav frorr three weeks In Spain with a DOm travel-study program, she said, 9::10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wt>dnl'Sda~' In the StudE'nt ('('nter halli-onms. "That gave me the equivalent Seminar'S m intE'Tl iew skills. rl'SII'T11' writill!l and hinn!! tec:hniqlM'S of about three-and,a-halC vears w111 hi.> h{'ld, and rl'prE'S('ntalivE'!' from sl'hool districts in Illinois of Spanish," ' and other statE'!' will inteTl'll'w candidates for leachin!! pnsilion!' Last summt'r she receivt'd eight huurs of credit at sir ,(' bv The Rapt' ,\ction CmnmittE't' of thE' WomE'n'~ Cento?r in ('ar, going on another tran'l-studv to bondalt' IS nlM' al'Ct'ptinl{ applications from women intl'rl'Sted in Mexico. ' hein!! .framed for st>r\'ice on tht' rape crisis llo-0ll1 tm",. ThE' "At (Irst. It wa!' a little bit of a commlUE't' is a IlrHUP of trained \'olunlt'('.-s who prllvld(' has.<;le to registt'r here," said psycboilltical support and inflll"11alioo to rape "iclims, and at" Blakely. She had to prove that comlBny vil'tims throullh medical and legal prlX't'durl'S a~ ('CHS was una ble 10 provide her requl'Sled, Applications are available at tht' WomE'n's ('entt-r. 41111 with the level of Instruction she W. Fret'ffi3n, and must bt' subm it red by )lay 15. needed. "I had to get written consent {rom mv cOUDSt'lor at BRIEFS POLICY-Information for Campus Briefs must be CCHS," sht' satd: Registering is deliv~ or ~il~ to the Daily Egyptian newsroom, Com­ no longer a problem for mUDlcalJ(ms Building, Room 1247, by 1 p.m, the day prior to Blakely. She Jusl makes an publication, The item mustincludt' time, date, plact' and sponsor of appointment and reglSters, she the event and the namt' and telephone of the person submitting the said, brief. Briefs will be run only once, MOVING? Blakely said that par, ticipating in Ihe Iwo travel­ studies was a big help in reaching a higher level of Spanish speaking, SAY TItE WORd, ANd "To learn how the natives speak," sht' said, "you really need to hve in the culturE' and ~ WE CAN ItEAR you environment. .. 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B~ .rim 'It'Kav probably a~ainst mE'," saId the peace and former Cambria thE' \'irtondale t:hur'l'h The deadline for the payment ,\ssociatl'd Prf.'1!1 Writf'r twleaguered mayor, Stephen ('ount,' ('Jerk of Courts, said he Ohlacko\"kh attcnds passed Without incident But OblackoVlch "I just Wish began gE'lting anonymous The priest said he received an volunteers now patrol the \"I~TO:"ODALF:, Pa 1M', - they'd gE"t off my back" telE'phone calls in 1979. Friends anonvmous call an hour befort­ reservoir each night. and some Vintondale i~ an old c(JaI·mining Vintondale has one police and neighbors rt'Ceived letters the :'i a m blast. "It mentioned reSidents regularly carry town lucked In the mountains warning them to avoid Steve Ohlacko\'ich and said we drinkIDg water from mountain ea~t of Pittsburgh Bul the mme ?W,~e~il ~~~~:Cf:dY I~:=~ft~~~ (lblackovich and li'lreal~ning shouldn't have anything to do spnngs as a precautIOn. thaI once pro~'lded steady work thing," hE' said, "We ha\'E' no thE' mayor and his wile with wilh hIm in the church," "The state police are worned was exhausted years ago, Some Idea who's behind it at this harm, RendE'r said about it and we are too." said lI.'l41 people still Ii \'1.' here. most of point But I think the guy has a On :\lay 5. 1980. ian unex· Last October. the Shuman fire Chief Bruno Cassol. who them old and retired, The~ havE' grudge against thE' wholE' ploded bomb made With gun· Run ResE'rvoir, then thE' 501(> helped organize the reservoir elected the ~ame man mavor town," powdt'r. a timE'r antI fh'e source of the town's water, was patrols. "You can't overlook for :\5 consecutive years, . The mystE'ry, already undE'r gallons of gasoline wa,; found found polluted with keroselK' this. It's serious," But for the past year. investigation by statE" policE". attached to a garage :Jdjacent Oblackovlch's four-vear term someone has waged a hale has rE'cE"ntly drawn the interest to Oblackovich's modest home. d~11ber~~:I~~t~:riclaff~:~entIY expires thiS year and he says he l'ampaign against thE: town and of federal -authorities. chiefl\' "From what people say, it Health authorities forbade will not run for reelection He the may.:r- a string of bom· agents of the Bureau of AlcohoL would have leveled at least the area residents to drink tap refused last time. too, but wor. blngs, mail Ihreats, attempted Tobacco and Firearms. garage," said slatE' police Sgt waler for four davs, until the anyway, E'xtorlion and the apparent State troopers and BATF Wilfred J, Pudhner. water system couid be hooked "When the primary was over, poisoning of the public watt'r agents have made a :'Iiot long afterward, a bomb up to the Bracken Run I had both nominatIOns The supply, psychological profilE' of possiblE' exploded and caused minor Reservoir, a more remote "fo:vervbodv's conl·t'rned, It Su.o;pects and arE' studying who damage at the Peoples Savings water source located in woods I:~~c::~~'~ ~y~~m~'l~ ~~ would he a iiI.' to say they're might ha\'e access to explosives &. Loan in nearbv :"Oantv Glo outSide of town, general election I had all but not." Bill Roberts said as he and harbor any sort of grudge, Oblackovil'h is chairman-of the But rE'cently a letter signed about nine votes," sipped a beer whilt' waiting on said a BATF agE'nt who asked bank's board of directors "fo'riend of a friend" Oblackovich said he IS l'ustomers at tht' service station not to be identified, The agent A third bomb heavil\' threatened to l'ontamIDate that espeCially upset about the he has operated for three said tht' t: S Attorney's office is damaged St, Charles Catholic reservoir with threats because he feels Vin­ decades at the end of Main coordinating the investigation, Church in adjacent Twin Rocks polyvinylchloride if unspecified tondale has improved during Street. Oblacko\'lch. a former rire The church's pastor. the Rev. ransom was not paid to a local his years of public service, "Somebody has a vendetta. chief. formE"r justice of the Philip Bender. is also pastor of woman who had lost a lawsuit "Sewage ran down an open against the borough. ditch, There was not one inch of "I called her on the phonE' and pa\'ed road, The fire trucks had said. 'How much money do vou ml feet of hose that you couldn't Lecturer raises questions wanC" Oblackovich recalled. put pressure on, All these things "ShE' said. 'What are vou dowl. through the years I've talking about~ I di1n't have corrE'cted." he said. "And I over fertilization out of womb nothing to do with it. " deserve this~" ...,. By ~aomi J. CorneollsSf'ft process: and the idea of the =~um. the lack of legal .. Sludenl Wriwr "Frankenstean factor." or t relating to in vitro whether in vitro fertilization ferhlization was pointed out, This \\'eek§ Evenina Feature Test·tube conception was the will lead to genetic Among the legal grey areas topic of the SIU School of manipulation. are: Whose heir a child born to !\Iedicine's second COll~uium. However, Fletcher said. "If a surrogate mother would be; 19. Salad whether or not a surrogate One trip per person eating pina :~hit~:. rs~~~~:~· i::i~~o f:r~ ~~il':~i~~~eta~!e:c:a~~ mother is guilty of adultery: Good from 5pm to Midnigtlt Tue.-Thur, tilization-or fertilization transmitting defects. then we who is responsible for child outside the mother·s womb­ should allow infertile couples support should the contracted parents divorce and disclaim I,,,nm. Villf~f> ~::,.::'::~ were discussed. to attempt Matthew Freund. chair­ :v:=! r::M::~em responsibility; and if the Sun."'''_''~''''...... F, .. ~n_~ person o( the psychiology During the question and surrogate mother has the right _ .. , .. - department. addresed the answer period (ollowing the to keep the child. various methods of inducing pregnancy. while John Flet­ cber. a visiting lec:turer frum the N.t*-ll.. titute .....IIb • .. ddressed the moral and etlUcai questions involved in ar­ tificially-induced pregancy. Freund also discussed ar­ tificial insemination. surrogate mothers. artificial placenta and c1oning"""« using a donor egg ""ith the nucleur removed and replaced with a complete nucleus from either parent. In addressing the moral and ethical questions of in vitro fertilization. Fletcher explained moral problems as "problems you have here and now and have 10 reach for guidelines to solve the situation." Fletcher termed ethics as "rising above" the situation to examine the way you have been thinking about the problem. Fletcher said that four ethical and moral areas of in vitro fertilization must be con­ sidered. These include the treatment of the embrv~ whether for laboratory study or for later implantation in a human subject: whether to Ireat inferlility as a disease or a desire: whettier or not in vitro fertilization is an "artificial process that degrades a nalural

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Daily Egyptian. '\pril 31. t981. Page 9 MUlTlYOX Rel.~all rorei~ll poli(-y rO(-llst-(1 AMPUFtERS AND SOUND SVSTEMS. ()n contai.nnlent of Soviet Ulli()ll ORGANS -Also MIKES Banjo, Drums. Sax. Flute, Country Guitar, Rock Guitar, CJassicm Guitar, R, R. (irr~ory ~okl'S condition for close rl'lations. "'l~ . t\s."l«ia'~ Prf'5!1 Writl'r Closer ties with South Korea. Bass Guitar News ~naJysis Argentina and Chile will be Imtructor lEing Parkening Method WASHINGTON I AP I - :'Iloch sought. and public criticism of r of tht> first 100 days of the Establishing l'rt'dibility .... as a friendl... nations .... ill be Reagan admimstration's major first step minimiied foreign policy was spent Thp presidpnt set the tone at -Io:stablishmt'nt of a HILLTOP STUDIO relenUessl)o' driving home one his initial npws conference on "strategic l'onsensus of 893·4021 Cobden. III. simplt> message to the So\'iet Jan 29 when hp callt'd the nations in thE' :\hddlE' East. Union. Sovipts liars and chpats bent on <:tretl'hmg from Turkey on the Uetente is all but dead. and "'orld conqupst Haig said West to Pakistan on the East. to unless Russia stops . 'fishing m Sovit't·insplrt'd tt'rrorism had to block So\'ipt IncurSions and troublro waters.' a new cold be stopped. Other officials t'.1SUrE' t·.S and internatIonal to loint'd in al'c{'SS to the reglOn's oil. TIE GOLD w~o~ s'ft:e ~1~1~~si:ration Howt'\'er, the rest of the A gradual buildup of e.s appears confident th:tt the administration's policy seemt'd mlhtan' forces m thE' !\liddlE' Soviets have gotter. the slow in de\'eloping, Ipading one East. -beginnmg w'ilh par­ message, and it is pausing to \'eteran State Department ticipation in a Sinal peace- MID see if they will moderate their official to describe the ad· behavior. Senior officials see ministration's approach as "a ::1il~~a~~r~~ ~~;b~t ~:-~:: mcluding facilities, if not bast'S. takes the hassle out hopeful signs, reflectro in the cannon in search of a tar~et" diminishing Soviet threat to The delay was partly becau..t;t> for a RapId Deployml'nt Force Poland and a shutdown of arms the admmistration decidt'd to This continues a Carter policy of cllnner with home smuggling to EI Salvador ('mbark on an exhaustJH' An arms-length approach to rebels. review' of l' S forpign policy the new :\Iarxist·orientt'd clellvery of their luscious Io'or his part. President around thp globe and partly nations 01 Africa, especially Reagan lifted the grain em· because it made its economic whE'rE' ('ubans and So\'iets are Deep Pan Pizza IJlvoh·ed .- as in Angola - and ba~o against the Soviets and program the highest priorit~· his top foreign policy adVisers However. thf.' rent'w IS an attempt to prt'\'ent a Marxist Dell•• ry: '-12 M-Th '.1 '·S 4-" Sun have generally muted their nearing completJon now and th .. rt'!o!iml' from t'merging in '29·.'. 529-.139 529·.'30 criticism of the So\'iet l'nion (lutlinf.' of the new policy looks :\amlbla. Friendlier relations The admlJlistralion also is somp!hing like thiS "lth South Africa will also bt> preparing to enter negotiatIOns LS. readmess to countpr sought. to restrict nuclear miSSile i1ggressl\·f.' Stwlet moves with deploymt'nt m Europ€' mo\'es of Its own. in a kind of While the While House global chess game. These can declined to characlt'rize include press urI' on Cuba. arms NOCOYD Friday's deciSIOn to 11ft Iht' !5· aid to China or help for Afghan - R .. qurst you. !avo.it.. 50nll!'- month-old gram {'mhargo as a rebt'l~ -.In.. ., tIw ~on~l. Be WIn IIw pnl.,.- reward to the SonNs ior beller .. ;\t'w musdt' to block Soviet FREE CHAMPAGSE.-FREf. DR1SK!>-FREf. PA.'iSf.S behaVIOr, It was {'t'rlam 10 bt> 3)!gression through sharply o ::!~hfreted thaI .... ay arnund the JJlneast'd military spending .ASUIrAA COIftIST ••tIt ..AT TONIGHT and prondmg arms to friendly GRAND PRIZE SpecTrum 500 Smeo s.,n., ...... ('ommg up IS a dt'('lslon Oil a natlOn~ Thf.' Cartt'r policy of DomIils " Si/fl'l-up sltHt at Rft'O'fi Ba, possiblt' summit nH'l'tlng mlmmlzing global arms sales is bt>t .... l't'n Prt'sldt'llt R!'agan and dt'ad Soviet Pr{'mler LeOnid Junkmg ('arter's appr.l3ch Br{'zhne\·. whIch Brezhn{'\' tn human rights beha\'ior as a ·3:::W··· wants. and wht'ther to negollate flWMr. a new arms limitatIOn trt'ah' to rt'piace the nt'\'er-ratiht'd SALT EFFIC II trt'atv r······t:::ri:······~ Rock& Roll Hut ic'a tha\\"' m relatIOns has .. ANNUAL .RAINFRY : bt>gun. it has only harel~ begun. and officials makt' dear that it : Saturday, May 2 12 p,m.·Midnite .. could changf.' in a mmutt' if tht' Shawnee Sal. Peter Cove .. Sovit'ts should Illtt'rvt'ne IJl .. 127 South in Pomona .M Poland Secretaf\' of State Alexander .. IT_.ING "?' ~I. Haig Jr. said in a new blast .. Big Twist and Jade" ..... at the So\'iets on Frida\' that .. the Mellow Fellows Katie & the Smokers .. --'-.. "Soviet promotion of violence .. hC~ .. as the instrument of change IN THE BEER GARDEN: constitutes tht' greatest danger .. in advance at~lCKm .. . ;:-- Happy Hour begins at 3 PM to world peace" Plena R..... ds s..t. ()fte • ..,ords. F.Ifi.h. MaIoondo ./ovo... "We ha\'e a right. indeed a .. $6 today and every day Tues-Fri. ~ ""*'¥ •. Mary lou. GoIdonF_. GcdnoII..-.. ~ .. _.... ~~'( duty, to insist that the Soviets "?' COOCII Wo,l.. & A...... ,_ ~,d.ns .. - t .r-.::. (weather permitting) support a peaceful international $7 order ...... Haig said. Haig's new .. atthegote "NOBOmESAUOWEO- .. -!')...... - ...... ----...,f".. .. -.. -.-----~-----~-' criticism seemt'd partly in­ 1l •••••••••••••••••••~ ..... -.= t.. ;"~,.,; '.,", .. tended to blunt any reading of the lifting of the grain embargo as p\·idence of a reduced l' .S. resolve to confront Soviet aggrpssion. Haig argued un­ CANCelLATION WAIVERS successfully it should be SUMMER SESSION - 1981 retained . 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L Teacher helps NASA with models Ih Pam Pf'trow \'ah'('5 calL'Ied several til('!; 10 S14 S.III staff Wrlwr fall off the space shull Ie ("olumbla during Its launt'h CarltoNale The space !>huttlfc In his offil"e earlipr thi!' month 4S7·35U IS onl~' a mimature replica. hut "t'ortunatelv, the tiles th::t Sunl·n Jefferson F Lindse)' III. fell off wl'ren't in a crilical professor of tpchnology. has area." he said. developed a piece of equipment The space shuttle IS also ...... that is used on the real thmg. equipped WIth an ('lpclroniC '(J 12pk btls. 4.00 Lindsev. who has been in· landin~ system. develoPt'd In \'olved with the :\iational the early 19;0's The system 6pk NR btls . .-\eronautics and Space Ad· consists of three gUIdance 1.99 ministralion sance 196-1. antennas that are built into the ~ devell'ped and patentt'dan spacecraft When tht' shultle Hamm's 8pk 70l. 1.65 anten,;i u!'ed in transmitting prepares to land. computl'r \ radio signals from the lunar rpadings are taken from each of modult' back to earth. the thrt'f' antennas Reel, White & Blue 12pk cans 2.89 The . 'backpack antenna." a "It's like a voting system." foot· long. nexible blade that is Lindsev said. "If one of the attached to the astronaut's devices malfunctIOns. the Convenience, Value. Selection span' suit. took him two years computer Will take readings to develop, he said. from two out of thrt'f' readings from the eniversily of Houston r-":!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:~ The antenna has been used by that are similar." in 1967 and his doctorate in astronauts on all the Apollo and The system should elec· ensineerln~ from Lamar Health News ... Skv Lab missions. The Lunar tromcally guide the spacecraft t:mversity In 1976. Hover. the four-wheeled vehicle to a landing. but :'\ASA will "I came to Sll'·C because it was THE FIVE MOST used on the moon's surface by conduct further tests before the an opportunity for me to teach astronauts in the later Apollo svstem is used. he said. and continue m\' research," hI" DANGEROUS WORDS missions. ""as also equipped - Lindsey said commercial said. . with the antenna. Lindsey said. ail'J)lanes will be using a similar Lindsey would like to do further BY DR. ROY S. WHITE Lindsey has spent several laniling device within the next research for :'\,\S,\ while at years researching and 10 years. slt··r Doctor of Chiropractic den'loping math models to Lindsey. who came to Sll'·r determine the effects of ther· last year. graduated wilh a One of the most disappoint. Your heotrh is much too mal tiles on space shullie an· bachelor's degrt'f' in electrical ing aspects of our educational frog,le and precious a posses­ tennas. When the antennas are engineering from the Eilee.t4 eftorls for the public '5 the sion to jeopordize in this attached onto the shuttle. l'niversity of Texas in 196-l. He numoer 01 people who con"n· worked as a full-lime employee monner. If '(ou hove been try. ceramic tiles are placed O\'er ue '0 come to Our oti.(e nov at ~ASA for the next four years. ing patent medicines. precrip­ them to protect against the .ng !oD,d over and over MA yBt t'xtrl'me heat generated from then tau~ht at the linh'ersily of 4'"'!,~1!"fore. transferable credits toward your college degree. Day or evening sections can be scheduled around summer employment.

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Daily Egyptian. April 211. 1981. Page 11 ANTI from Page 7 ThE' other. more drastic She spes that enforcE'ment of portunilies for economic measure. she said. is to call for such an amE'ndmE'nt would progress among disadvantaged a Constitutional ConvE'ntion for pE'rmit thE' govE'rnmE'nt 10 groups in America." thE' purposE' of amE'nding thE' E'xercisE' total control over a Brown·Kantor said that ~~~----- Constitution In ordE'r to call woman's reproducti\·E' function passagE' of the HLA must be such a convention two-thirds of "Laws l'ould prohibit stopped so that a woman's right ~P.ESENTS thE' states would havE' to pass a pregnant womE'n from holding to choose is protectE'd. "I[ a resolution to hold a confE'rE'ncE' dangerous Jobs. and rE'quire the woman doesn't fE'el morally and the resolution would have to rE'gistration (Jf all pregnancies comfortablE' with abortion. TONIGHT be ratifit'd bv thr('('-fourths of or SuspE'cted pregnancies." tht' is no reason why shE' the states. . Brown·Kant"r said If an should ha\'E' one." she said. abortion was disco\'E'rt'd. she "but it should be a personal The THERE'S ,\ dangE'r in having said. thE' woman and others who choicE' and not thE' statE"s such a convE'ntion ca\lt'd. Susler WE're invoh't'd could be trit'd. decision. " Gus Pappelis said. bE'causE' thE're is no imprisoned and possibly prect'dE'nt for it. The only other E'xecuted on a murder charge. She behe\'t~s the economv IS Constitutional Convention was the most important issuE' at this Band thE' original one. she said. IT \Hll'I.D not be point. Brown·Kantor said. but ":\lany legal scholars fE'ar that unreasonable. Brown-Kantor the abortion issue is at the they might discuss more than added. to expect a significant Congressional level now and "'oPPY Hour Specials Dail;) thE' abortion issue." Susler said. increase in the birthrate after may be at the state Il'vel within 4-7p.rn. "and opE'n the Constitution for passage of such an amendment. lhe nexi few months. She said ... Pinball and Video Garne~ re\'lsion .. "It is possible to predict the that she hopes to provide more t LesliE' Brown·Kanlor. Ihe formation of a huge pool of information on Ihe possible organizE'r of a "SlOp HLA" excess labor for whom no jobs consE'quences of the HLA at thE' .nS.III...... table in the StudE'nt CE'nter, said exist." she said. "Stop HLA" table and stir up that passage of the "LA may The changes in the labor lobbying to prevent such an cause other probll'ms She calls force. she said. accompanied by amt'ndmt'nt. the HLA thE' "W"Imen's Death the cutbacks in social programs It's the "ultimate invasion of AmE'ndmE'nt" because a woman proposed by the Reagan Ad· privacy." Brown·Kantor sald­ r------, would be allowt'd to die during ministration. "could pE'r­ and shE' said that shE' wants to childbirth. manently undermine the op- prevent such an invasion. I JIi!-tPitiUlI PRO from Page 7 I /:; Jilld,uGPt~n I Smce the 1973 ruling. Helmer abortion because tht' original Till-: :'Iit:T\U.RK. a non· said. there have been over six intent was not to kill tht' child, profit. pro·choice health I ...... _"""'''' ...... , I million unborn children killed but to savt' the mother's life." education group. also stated • :'-:"::;:1i~':'.,v~ foods and vitamins in Southern Illinois I by abortion in the l'nited States. he said. Sen. Jesse Helms. R­ that American women arE' . 'The subsequent SuprE'me :lie.. has given another reason being falsely assured of the Court abortion rulings have for not mcluding exceptions in IljD's safety. I ~ .. :;,;::~ 1~!!,,,~~'!I'!,,!; I only further eroded the rights of the amendment in the Spring HE'lmE'r said that he doesn't the unborn child. the minor's 1977 issue of the Human Life think this is a religious issue. parE'nts. and thE' father." hE' Rev iE'w , hE'said but is a question of human said He said the Supreme Court rights. HE' said that Bernanrd '··"·:

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_ ,Page 14. Daily Egyptian. April :!II. 1981 HOI'Sfo:S HAVE BE.:N laJ[('n but a Now is the time to get your ff'l' J!Ond mob,lp hO"'ffi Il'ft. ('all -157· '·1~20r 549-71K!9 RIiII25Bhl5fi Fall Contract at MOilIS NOW''''2.'4 nNTING i.... :~.. ' WI" ~';!~[)::~JI\\ B:f!~t:V~:h';f~ .....-. N. Hwy. 11 (',·nl .. r. no p<'\§. s..z>. 549-:I'J73 .,._'- Mt-_ Monticello SOl S. Wall fi04iBbl43 :l BEIIRIIIIM. ,,"w LARGE h"UI<' Hyde Park 504 S. Wall "tlh n .... Intpnor and Pllll'rlOr. ~:".Jr IY nIt: SI' ~' On tht'sp lar~r ,urrl(",k, the<~ 49-:197.l IiI148Bhl~:l ...."'wI.'" a1ta('h",j to .... ; ••.• j> ••. ' ;. ('If"an rnndprn t\,l"O &- thn... · 2 fW[)ROO~I. 'OW . ..,il'l .""illh· IffIdency ApM I ...... hnrh .."rI. nl("" sf'III1-furmshpd ~;~~(i.:;; .. ~~~ IOW~"~,,, ~~~~o;~ ("~mpu~ t:xtra nl( l~" f'('f)noollcai 457-40J2 $:!2~. n"pf'ls. '>4!l:tr.'3 1iI)5.;8bI4:1 Summer ond Fall ';;!!t I!JIII B.'i~77lk Hi CI~ to campus & shopping 2 Bt:UROOM I blllCtl rrom HI,(' t' \RBO:'\iIJALf: JHS('OI':'Iil Office: 5 J J S. Graham furnished, corpeted, !t.e. (·l'fIlf'f. ,,0 pets. S2:!5 .'>49-:197:1 1iI15fi8bU:1 Utll SI:\(i 1 twd,u,Ol fUl'mshl"l Water and frO$h pick.up furn. traill'f. 'IIr. atJ",,1 utpl,' "" p"ls. top (·arhnodal"lo(':nron ('all ~1\.4-41~', "Quiet, comfortable luxurious 1OPMOMQIlI • ....",1D FAI.L. ('U'SI'; TO canl~I". 1 H.';'):lIHI<'I~ BoyIes401 E. College457·7.oo ~~.~~~ te~~~o:, s~;"lt~~~2 apartment living." Bloir 405 E. College 549·3078 .. ; JOpm· 9' tMlpm .. (lI;4Ifi.1Bbl~!I SI"'iU:S O:'\i~: Bt:PRIJIJ\l Sum",I'f" 5125. Fall $15'i Inclurlf', logon 511 S.logon 549·1342 J .\R(iEIlLU RF::\IIID.:Lf:1> Inn IIPal. ",,,tpr. anrl trash ~'lIrmshpd All Utilltl•• Paid Dover 500 E. College 529·3929 and I~1 'f.~: re::n ~;:,:~ ':!:~~rt~;·~~lt ~_CIIII :\losll, fum I!ihl·d. hROO:\I house for lWO t hrp" peopIP. AC, nl''' :>;rc.: l'llrppt. lK>aubful ,. It'lli. dose 10 '>9II6Bal .. 3 SIU approv.d , .... 205 E. Main, Carbondale Su",ml'r sublesSl'. ~ bjo~1Il; from ('a",pus, !SIral!(' and A C. S95 ("ampus LIM rpr1 ~5i·772H ~PART~ESTS HAVE BEE~ sophomores and up 457·213<1 'l91!lBcl-l3 Featuring· ~~~~lll' 111/ S Sprl~l'r7~~B~j ~~~;::,. ~!f~~!'a~ f~.r~ o";o~~~ Effic~." ... 213 bel. w. 01.0 ...... a limit..t numb.< '" :\IOBII.(,: HO!'lIES 12l1511, 2 Bd ;0:19 Bliu:.!~Bal56 Splill_I ..~ furni'tr.d 211drm. apts. 10<,,'-<1. 7011 snl:\tJo:R Sl·BU:T. 3 bl'droom room !'lean. 31r. Free bus to With. W. Ft.emG". One p'Ke per un,t, hoq;.· ElIl'P\ll'flt location. SZ>!I campus Summer and· or fall ~TR~ISflEI> .W,\RnIE~TS B" 2~~ 1 'fl ...... CaII«57·'I3I Phon(' 457.a:r.s .;98.1&1 'i5 ('orl1municalinns BurldlOli. for s.w'mm'ng~t O1Orth.21"1-: Fl'l"pman ~902li5li Air cond,lio,ung fard. ...il. 7(ItlBbl-W '101' l'A S WALK 10 ea'" pu.~ from ~o~~~~('r~=~~s. (1:I:~I\~~Jfid W"lIt" W"ll carpellng Ri9117BaI~3 fully turn'Ihad h.,~~p ,:,tl, t;:'';;p~~~'. (::~~~ Cabl. TV ..981IB(·I-Ifi AND YET VERY CLOSE TO CAMPUS YAWYAPTS. !~~ ~P~;:;.~~~~~:t:"ZR Far informati"" ,,-by, ~u19· 6:L1O. (1;1,..1 sa 1"3 The Wall Str_t Quads ...... Ihrel'bf'dromj, H~70 luxlln mohllp .t~.,.. homf' at Mahbl \ IlIa~.;nOth !225 OS.: IUDRO()!\! l':-'foTRSISflED 1207S. Wall ...... summer. 5:110 fall ~"'7fi53 apartl'llellt Ol'ar campus. $200 per .~ ~~Bcl4fi orealla'.. 1U .c.....-A/C i::';~~ a~I'!I~:~~~es..·.. a~~~I(' O~~t OFFICE HOURS: .c..-­ .... ot.. LI. SA\'E :\II1Sf>..... no ..· and ""'dJal('ly .caIl9~:?·5081 m fI('rnn. Mon· Thut--Fri 9 to 5pm .1-1...-....-,. nl"lll fall in a two twdrot;," nat:lral 607fiBaI48 Open Sot. 11-3pm ., ...... 2 Bf:I>ROOM HOl'SF:. AC. ~.'!rt!;;,a t;:~rk m~~o!'~m.: ~: parki~. front and rear patio. SI45 nw BEDROOM APARnIE!Io'T ('all 4.';74jI0. 6UIiOBbl44 posllp .. nds .-\Ir lllndrtlo",~. of lur r('nt SBO I'ach, summer FREE l.'TILITIES. ("ABI.E and ""--= ...... '·'''JfSe. CafJlPlflI and ...·11 main· ,.'mpsl('r. Furnlshl'd air con· HBO' 2 nl't'dl',j to subll't large , ... -....~ 28F:DiiO())IS 1:';0.00 nlorth ~~ !i('p tod3~ b~ "a~I'k?: ~.::.~ml'd. Call Chns or RI~~~:l:i . k,!~~.!I:ar~':r~t ~:.r:;'~·i::w. Avallablp :\Ia\' 15th Ptis 0 k 529- -- -- _ .. - 5-1!1.2M7. ,09IRnllfi Houses ' 1151'. 7IffiBhl:L, ;\1l'RflALE H',:\IES. CAR· THREfo; Mt\U: Sl'8I.EAS~:RS _._-_.--._--.- -.-_ .. --- BO:>;1>AI.I': appro",mal('ly " mil(' SI';\I;\U:R SI'8U:ASE. IINI-: or n('('{j('d for sunoml'r Sl'ml'lI9-'!I2O $195. Mur~bysboro. larllP 2 I"I"Sldpr1lal art>a. no hlpa, nr udmt NOW ...... rd,lntad traffic. 2 Iwdrooms" ap· __ ~~I:!,5 ~~'o:~ or J;.ag.r ...... as­ ~~~Rf~,~!~t::;S~i:: ~~n;~~~ prolumalely samp so lP. natural ~s ~~~~~~~~IS\~~~~l~d~ ~ . ______~I~_~~:!! "aliia.. ...,y ...... ___ a ..... ~;.~~p. r('.... 1r. Small ~k~~fi ~~t.!J~o:,:~n~~'a,.b,~.\I= .:'.1 .<"<,,.,,1 l'I«l'InL~t\" pard $';1) prr I.EWIS PARK - SUMMER' pn\'ac~. cmcrt'tl' pIers, anchored pprson. ~~. c a114-8 p."' sublm!ll' -I bedroom apartment . ! 2H()(;SESFI)RR;;'.-:;-';;'roo';;s WIth sltpl mbles. underpinJk>d and :'OZ3RaI46 t\C t('nnis courts. pool. rent ...... ,-...­ pach. II 01 North ('arico. .fOol un d pI'S k I rip d . (r os II t> s" O<·j!ollabl('. 5~Z7!15. 711l18a 1411 lal · Rigdon StrePt. $IOOl'Bch. -li7·7417 rf'frigl'rator. :!I~ /1allon "'al('r ~·8E()ROnM ,\PART!\U::>;T on _ ...... '111..... ____ .... _.- ___ ! 87154BbI6:!t· \\"st 11all. furnlsllf'd. lK>at " wall'r ~~I~d t:iu~:h~~;..f~~~ c~~ TIRED Of" CRA!\If'EI> drnll: ''OOlptiltl\·''. ,,,II ~5'·'1.;~ or .>49. ~:~'. ;;~~'~~P61~ay 2-17~'£~;6 il[\9 f!I;Ir!:lBcl';l; · ~~;~'\,~IO~~~:::''; ~I:.a~~~ 1""" Ama. $0" ead! h.'Ilroum a.nt.I COi.llads ('I''!o!anl a nda ..allahl(' ~9-:!IJ41l Now 0ffwre4 Fer 1r.'1:'IBbl-l1i t'ARBo:-.oDALE I>ISCOl'YI S--._/Or,." !IOLSI~G. 2 h. 8.'>"-"6Bhl# .lQundromOl Facilities ''In:I.Y JoT R!'Ii ISH ED 2 ~~~~~:7;~~.~:f.I~·lf~I~: - ".-~->-'------_. --- - • Egyptian Electric Natural Gas 8EDROOM and 2 room ef· ' 2 Bfo:()R()O!\l Fl'R"ISflEI> housl'. a fiell'fleies. air cnndibon.... "S. car,., BEAl'TIFI'I. TWO Bfo:IJR'-"\l. 3 ht'Ill'lOm funishl'd hO\JS('. air. • Nice Quiet & Cleon SeHing ",·It'll. no Pf'ts Summpr dISCount. ; Compll'tely panelled.. Country a~.lutt'l\' no pl't5. tI,'P Carbondale • Near Campus " .. If'r InclWlfti A:\I and p\,pnu"s ' settlllll. I., mmUle drJve from I~ations: ('311 ~-Ilb. 853338bl~" • Sorry No Pets Accepted 1:>'·6956 Aft('rnoun and E\'l'runl!S ('a",pus. 52901517 after 5. il7lBa 1'>1 1!917:l5. il:t!8al62 fOf' fTM)f'. infOl'mQtion Of' to ,_ VERY NI{'E TWO ht>drooOl UaoNDAU Phone: 4SJ·'1It Open .... SI'\I:\II-:R SI·BI.F.T sin; apart· ONE BEDROI'lM. Fl'RNISlIF:D dupit'll. unfurnishl'd ('Xc."t ap­ '''''nl for.l or 2 persons. fumlShftl. aparlm"nl located dO!«' to phanCf'!l. air. no p('\s. b~lIInlOR MOeILI HOMIS Unl--'ty ...... 'lOr t'ondltionro. 001' b1oc'lI fron. "al1'IIII" S:J1O a monlh ~\IJ1.mpr. sWl,m('r. :;;:"Ii'3S, -fiij.li956. NOW RfNTING ...... ,. ,'''"'pus 5250 ",olllhlv t'tililles nul 5225 fall. Available May 2!>. 529- 5fi67BhI47 ...... IN. IIIdudro ,\\'ailahl(' ')Iay 17, ~9- 1801. 871-1111-17 For Summer I Foil ,6410 712lRal-l3 2 & J Bedrooms (J...... ,..St•• 10· 12· 14 WIDES ...... Must .... ' ...... Mobile Homes --"- To OIl..... 'or ..II CARBONDAI.E DISCOl'NT .... Ius to I from SIU ,,.. Outdoor Pool ....IIeu' Our Low PrIce ~():.;;~Gf~~n'::le~ri't~~~rh SuInMer ...... OftI'U TWO BEDROOM ni. .... Water I Sewer foTRNISHfo:O. with fir('p;ace. ~~~a~' a~~il't'no 1'0;:. c:~~ .... l_n Maintenance For ...... & caraup. uti lity room. and scrt'pned·in d~ount. 2 nlites Wl'St of Car­ '\\·.-\ILARI.E FOR SrM:\Il-:R . , ...... o..pa...... porcli. . Located at (,lIelusive bondale Ramada Inn 101t>r"Sft:lim ... CambinaIian l.Gtk Mail laic 12~5~ ", .. bill' hom('s. R('duced .. ..-.-wilh ...... {ireenbrJar West apartml'Ots on on Old Rt.ll Wl'St. {~aU6B4·-II-1'>. ral..,.. air. 1m of shade, close to Old RI. 13, "'arolty or married 55:l8BbI-W .... llalketballl Tennis Court ...._. fumioNd. all utili'" I c~mpu,;. :>;0 pets. b,.76391ia;7BCI57 inclur only. Prict' l\il'l!Oliable. Call 5.1IHlrB. 712.fBbI52 .... TRAILERS sas .... h .In.... 1...... A"A.'MlNn ALSO AVAILI. ••• SIOO-SHIO per month .000 ••LL : S. AClnl'S MODERN fI\'F. bt'Ilrotlll1. two bath house. h~ Stt-al1 CHUCK RENTALS ~:~~su~~~a~':II. 4sm.~r 549·3374 87IIi5Bbl-15

Daily EtGl1tian. April .. 1!I1. Pace . ~ • Sl'l\IMIo:R 5l'St.ET RooMS' USE ROOM AVAII.ARI.E in 4' _. a"allahle U1lar~ 2 kllc"'n hom.-. , hrdrnom hflIlM'. Surnmpr onlv Pt-l' ok 549-.81. 559IBrll4 ;.~~~ IT:i~ i.~~~:I~:I~:: . --_. ~------.- ServKes .. ~ : I~ I'a ClrJ .. .-\I.L :'IiEW '81 14 ~ 64. Fully fur· II S 1('\'" ff549--_2~J81 BdIM .1ISh('d. CMn IH-droom a"d Check the ._..... b;lihroom. crnlral air. bus toSIl' TWO ROOMS A\"t\lL.-\RIJ'; '" :-'01l'3.'I('. rmllll'!ilOliablf> 529-478 WOOOIIU" Off... u ;;g18BeI'" ... Air CcMMIlt ...... ~~~. ~~I,I~;t f:: ;:;", '::::r ~":j~ SI20 ~,pt'rmonlh m~'lw_~ mlbhes I OR 2 ROOMMATES for ~m", .. r ... 'ully'u...... on·smnkl'l'Sonly (ilU~,~;t~l-1fi and or fall 111 l.ewis Park 457·521$ ...... ".,. '>1'11;11:; 60458<>14i ... net_I ...... o'>;f- RUIl"K t-R(l:\t ,'ampus all "i,lIi,1'> [>.!lId. and full~ fU1"!ltsh~ ... 2&lh4I~ Call -1.,,';4;:11 B'O:,.III;f:F:llf:O 10 54t-"53 ,ha rl' \Pc. nil'" Iwo b ..droom. aIr· (">nchhmpd tratler for summ .. r ",",,-n.AIIIE IM:\n:mATE ..... H.. nl nqloloabll' Call S("fItI '11 ;,:!9- :\1l'RPIIYSBORO . largp 4 [IO(;S .\u.owt:n AT (·am.. lol ...163 aflpr 6 pm 1;11998('1-1-1 hroroom mUil'. s:!9O ppr month ' 12x5O-fil1 :\toRJI.[ f!O:\WS. 01 list 1iIr.·4J71; or 457-5.197 R7lfiJflfl46 F..'lales A f('\\ 2 t.>dn'om umls hl'In~olli ronmllO"" Ph :-~~ft~ II't'I Call fir ,;h"'m!l"i:!9-1~3t; Sl·M:\tF.R Rf:~T I.EWIS PARK 7U 1!Ilk I.J.I ~~~I~'~I~~~mrtl~ ~~~:I~J"r t'io:MALf: SI~\Mj.:Sf: TO male\\.th illl:If!t>I~ mv brnlltlful "L~ "x" p-l9-~;,o :-.lEf:O ONE M.. \I.E roommalr for 701r.-t'I-Ifi onp hl'droom 1.('''15 Park Apt SlImml'r only. ("all-l5.1-~""ll:'>4Bl'I44 SERVICES PHOTOS OF SPRI:'Ii(; Ft'\Ot hl'lIv _._- ---_. dancers Contact Tf'di IH 3t' ;,:aI. 2 BF.DRool\t TH.-\ ILF.R. sub-least> OFFERED for summt'J". 10 mmule "a1k 10 1"£:\1:\ I.E RO()!\I:\I:\TE 1 ~.'ift.Wish-.... 10 negotiate ~~~"l~ campus P k'ost' ~all5:..'9-~1 &134 hl'droom. AC Ot'ar rl'(". 110"150 ... . ~~~hties Summw. f~~t'~, Printing Plant FE!\I.-\IL ROOMMATE :-.If:f:m:D Photoc-opyirrg for summet' Own room. cI~ 10 Of/Sd Copying l"ampg; ~t n~otiable Call;i49- ~ :1162 ;OfifiB .. IH Offset Printirr, Thesis Copin Sl"MMER: Nf:ED OlliE or 1\0'0 Resumes fpma Ie for p~ tra nlCP IhrPf' 11> hl'droom hQllll' Prlvall' yard. Rent HIlPWANTfD Carib ""!ilO!iable 529-:IIi8i afler 5 p m Stationl'ry i04311l'H6 LOST SpirAl Bindings TWO RF.IJRO(l!\1 HUl·Sf:· 2 for Wedding mvitatio'U PERFEcr FoR ,\ c·nupl .. on a S\llll",er. 1 for Fall n""t' to campus. pits oK. ,"'9-5-1-12 rwo :\I,\l.f: COl";liDF.U)RS­ ~ot~f! II~~ ..,.'(J~:;~ ?: I;~~; '0498l'1-I.'; "In ••• ,un. ",er ;,.¥.I. .fll'r'; ...pm,.,'-&I~. fiJ88(J.I~ 606 S. lIIinoK - C.rbon.We Rt:WAIUl'. lu,:n'R:';!.\" 457-1732 swdl- ("o .... bo-.· hal I.usl -1-1, $.,5 fro p..r mOnlh O\\,n bt'droom . Ill'l'o~ITF: •. m' Z REOR!')'I!' ..\T dost' to ('a,,,PI1~ 5;!9--11-t9 Ask for ~ATICll\i,\l. PARK CO!ll­ ~':~'"P~~~/~~~r\,~) ;~est ~,,,1s &0 !wo full hal h., ".II k .... p ~ ou IIt,hh,(' ilY.7f!t>H3 n:~~lo;,\f:R In Ozarils nl.'t'lil GIH' W91 "'''''JI'oI~~ ~lTId ~(.I:'" roon; mar,. .h.:j,pp~ thl:' t'xp.·npnc ..d enok .and two ",-,n",wr :"wI fall :n At I~ ",do, "I Waltrt'SSl'S :\Iusllw a'" liable fccm .. fiST, Bt.t· ..:-f:YF.O. \\'lflTt:"al s.,u1ht>m ... rk .;~~·7~'>:, ;1I~lk 1,,1 M.'rncrlal Oav Labor Day. Room. ''-..rnafto !.un Ii"",, .. n l\i ~lrl-hl':I)lI Hoard Salarv Send rf>sump. I 10\1(' hpr 5:!~;~ i\Jo3(,lt1 ~[\'a:'~~~1~~, ~~~~~ ~ RUI\t:\I:\TES-St"!'oIMER 1l11h H!3 705;;('1-15 lall opllfln TIrNi nf oihprs sll'l"('Q;' ~l~! ~'~~In~~~'::~ "~~I~ m"srnolt.. ~. plmse. ("all "aror. :04!1-l1\:r: 'or 453-5719 around no"n, lltt'"Sday·Fnlily , ;n1l9Ht'IU ANNOUNCEMENTS

i ABORnON-FISEST Mf:J>ICAI. ~ care. Immediale apPOtntmfllts. ~::t"'r!~,~.~=: ~5 KA-RIN~-AiTERATIONS, SEWING, , dra~. 224': S. Illinois allow AtwoOd Drup. Tues. AUCTIONS tlwu Fri. 108m lO6pm. SlIt 1"'" 10 & SALlS 2pn. ~1081. ~I:;t ...._a • • : I ...... c..ter -...... ' c.II .....1 • Hr.""""

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...... BUSINUS •• .., : OPPORTUNITIES Canftd.ntial..... counseling on i ...11 .... CA8II'f ...en _a ""A/ca I •• i c-twy"" •• • .... __ ..Cur ... , II ...... -.----.c....-"'-~""""'''S,Ot ....1111 I I RIOIR$ WANTED -.' ...... __111111 • ROOIIIS CLUB MEDITERRANEAN, lIE COOL 111 IS summer! CaD 5-t9- SAILING nprditionlJ! needed: flNAU WEEK "1!l.'S Service" 10 .n N_ taking rontracts for Sports Instructors. Office ~r­ CALLIVaY" lllic:ago alii IUb..-tls. -t:nhmitrd IWIImer and fall at 611 E. Park. --- sc.nnel. l'~",nsrlors. Europe. ....MQ Summer: S225 rent plus S5~ l'arribean, WorldwldLo! Summer. :t ~:s~eA?\':'~ ~~~It!:ntu~~ dlmage deposit .for .3 monlhs millites to ChimjJ>land. Dt-parts .orth of air c:ondibonuw. Please ~r;I~'::'·:'.!nilllll t;\81r-:! '[EXPERIENCED n'Plsr FOR Friday, May 15. 125.15. Stut2nt call bEfore you cnme over. Fall: CruiRworld 113, if:x 60121, lID" fat, accurate typiAl' CaJJltlUs Transit TiCkets sold dally !It M40 for lenirster_ All utilitie are SacramenlO,CA96IIO_ S4IICI4S =-~~nd delivery. ~lit:c:: .'I"taaa Reatnls." 606 S. IIIl1lO1s. inc:luded. ;;gZIBdl44 I 521-11U B7DPt54 Page 16. Daily Egypti ... April 28, 1981 sa "'S"."It Replacenlent not wanted - for role of Jock Ewing HA•• A.~~

LOS A:'\GELES lAP) -- If the "Wi~hout a waiver:· he said. producer of "Dallas" has his "we might have to re·cast. -~- way. noonewill replace :he late something we would want very TONIGHT Jim Davis in the role of .lock much not to do." Ewing. the silver-maned and The current season. however. 'LOVIYOU gravel-voiced patriarch of the alread\· has been filmed and The Dilliards SOVUYMUCM at 10:45 Texas oil dynasty. will noibe affected as "Dallas" with speCIal guest ",'", Yours ....."... .. Davis. 72. who recentiv un· winds up the season Friday with The W•• hlngton derwent surgery for a' per­ another cliffhanger to keep the ••n r foratt'd ulcer. died in his slet'p audience in su~pense all Roustabout at his home over the wet'kelld. A lI!Jmmer. at 9:00 memorial service will be he;d Davis dOt'S not figure in the Ticlcets 54.50 in Advance Friday at Encino Community new mystery that begins Church in Tarzana with a Friday. Jock Ewing and ":\liss 55.00 at the door private burial to follow Born Ellie," pla:.-ed by Barbara Bel Doors open at 8:00 Aug. 26. 1908 in Edgerton. :'010 .• Geddes. are on a second Hangar Hotline 529.1233 Davis is survived bv his honeymoon m Europe and will mother. his wife. Blanche. and not appear on the show. Ticket Locations: Plaza Records. Golden Frets two sisters. Davis played a pivotal ro:" in & Hangar9 teSAGI: HAIPY ....."Y Leonard Katzman. producer "Dallas." :\Iuch of the mischld CHI.nll of "Dallas," the :-.io. 1 series on created bv his son J.R. came in CBS. said :\Ionday it's too early his attempt to beat out his ~ aaL QUIll" CUNI to say how the change will be brother. Bobby I Patrick ~'Il' I 'f ;:qr·, . '. ··1' '11·!i'·Jj"(."Jjr 'Ii ,:-.. ;[ ...... handled. but added. "~o one Duffy I. for the attention and ... wants to re-cast the role. affection of his father. The two "We've done some thinking brothers are rivals for control but if:; too early to discuss it of the Ewing Oil empire. and up fully." Katzman said. to now Jock had been the key to "lIievertheless, the business control. ~either brother Set'ms being what it is, we began to willing to make it a partnership. make alternative plans when Jim became iU." Last year the shooting of J. R. "We're all terribly generated worldwide interest sorrowful." said series star and became one of the most Larry H'igman. who plays celebrated whodunits of all Davis' son, J.R. E,,·ing. "Jim time. The show with the solution was a great guy to work with broke all viewing records_ ~lore and he wiII be greatly missed. than -IU million homes tuned lie is irre.,iaceable as both a in. friend a!id a co-worker." Friday's victim apprently Katzman said he hoped to get won't get off as lightly as J .R_ It a waiver for the Writers Guild looks like it will be murder, and of America, now on strike, to another Member of the cast wi!! allow him to rewrite scripts for be the chief suspect. although nexl season so that filming can the "Dallas" people won't say ONLY 1.49 ~in in a few weeks. for sure. (:r;II';IIal i"S';(OP I,ro/(Jssor 1E.Ll/.AL~A ~~~ 1I.n'- ~ ~'V n.t"'-... 51. 5~'" a •• C.rllon_l. 457·0303/0.. By C.u.n M..-e ,,' think we need to describe scalf WrICer behaviors. not label people." Anderson said he has been a Dennis Anderson. an SIU-C clinical evaluation consultant at professor of criminal justice the \'ienna Correctional Center psychology. has a new j'lb at the for about three years. Vienna Correctional Center that Anderson's work at the ICELANDAIR ~ involves deleting information Vienna Correctional Center from prisoners' clinical records includes conducting research, LOOK FOR COOL in order to prevent the inmates e\'aluating prisoners before from harming others. such as they receive parole and SAVINGS IN informants. or themselves after scnoening "class X" offenders THE DAILY EGYPTIAN reading the records. before they are allowed work A recent consent decree release. S EUROPE CLASSIFIED ADS. passed in Illinois allows in- Class X felonies are aggravated kidnapping for ~~ t!n::.e t~I~~~ca~t::~:Js~ ransom, rape. deviate sexual Jan Susler, an attorney for assault. armed robbery. armed SELL IT IN THE the SIU·C Prison Legal Aid, "iolence, treason. aggravated T said attorneys have the right to arson. heinous battery, certain $199 see the records before material hard narcotics transactions and is deleted. but they must agree calculated drug conspiracy. in writing not to disclose any of During \II'ork release inmates D.E. the deleted information to in­ stay at a center, where they are mates. wtder supervision, Anderson A ONE Andenon. assistant director said. of the SIU·C Center for the Study of Crime, Delinquency 11t,II'Hmi"b "r",,/, and Corrections, makes deletions according to the DEATH CANYON. Utah N WAY (UPI) - If names count for standards set up by the Illinois anything, two Illinois CHICAGO TO LUXEMBOURG Department of Corrections. balloonists flying in the In­ Anderson says he believes ternational Guest Balloon ValIDITY STAN DIY inmates have the right to see Compt'titilJll picked a horrible 1'£Il1001 ONE WAY their clinical records: however. D I place to drop out of the contest. he is concerned that the in­ Rebert Pennv and Paul May7-~,31 S199 formation in tile records might 'Waessner of Oak Brook, be misulldenltDod, crashed their balloon Sunday at "If peapIe rad material they the mouth of Death Canyon, June 1 . s.., 1. are not familiar with, they located in the desert badlands B might misinterpret what it of Utah's Juab County. means," he said. Anderson said the clinical Sep15·Oc131 ,199 terms that are used in the ~ records could be another ...... DAYS OF i)EI'A"""" tUESDAy:. rHU ..SDAY problem because they could Y UM you, I":IS",_ ond F~ SEE YOUR TRAVEL "GENT FOR DeTAILS OR cause the inmates to be labeled ...... ili" (2 yrs. "'.5_ FrencfI CALL ICELANOAIR T':>U FREE A r 8QO.2Z3-5390 under a psychololical term. or I ,...col.F~) ... -" in "There are some clinical French w.. A!n.:o _ • ~ C.. ,ps .. £SERVAThJNS ....y IE IMOE ON THE OAY OF reports that do attach labels to ...... n __ Train;,. ....ins in W ... D£1'''''TUtltE AT '!HE oUIEMCAII "'''LINES TICKETING inmates," Anderson said, "and Africalhis ... ,..", .... lcrs:l-.... OFFICE AT2S. LAkLLE ST_CHICAGO.ILLO"."T THE ...... 2,..,.__ Conlkt; ~ KLM "'''LlN~S OJUNTE~ ... T O"MAM A~T . nay concern is farst of an the __ .... _ ... __ c~1ecf nlidity of the iDitial label and lta...... t;Jff;ce I N w.ct. .. Dr. Fare sub~1 It) ~."9'! In" ~I.I a;l;lrovai EARN THE CASH the fact that it's referred t., 312·3S3-fttO ..... ' .... M'_~. years later when it may not ~ IC£lANOA1It .. &TIu. 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Daily ~1Ili.n. April 28. 19B1, Page 17 Newnl0n Center participatin~ "'inal report!' from the sIan· nl'('t':'!;Cin', he said ding COmlT.lttees and the ,\ill'r "he new s!'nate is organizaliun of next year's organized. l'If'(·tlOn of officers in National Volllnteer Week Faculty Senate are among will take plal'e topic!' set for the 1;:~1 senatE' By John Schrag meE'tlnll: of Ihe semester al 2 n.nt:R.\l. ,\In SOl'(iIlT Sta rr \\' ritt' r p.m Tuesday in thE' ~lississippi Through the cooperative Room wt:ST~IORLA:"D, ('allf I ,\P, Damage from a I'Horts of the ~ewman Cf'nter ~lar\'in Klf'inau, senat(' ~nd SIl'·C !'tud('nts, Carbonoal(' prf'Sident, said thE' mft'ting will weekend earthquake ('ould an'a resld('nt!' from ;Igt'll:; til 91 have .In .lbbrl.'VlalPd agenda reach 5t.5 rmlhon, Ihl.' ma\'or of r('('t'l\'(' voluntl'er :-<,nil'l's, :\0 formal \'otes on resolutions Ihl» small des('rt comnlunit\' About 150 stud('nl<; donate their are l'xpected. but Ihere WIll bt­ liald :\Iondav, and he soughl time each v('ar in a varletv of time for such \,oles if ('om· slate and federal aid for Ih(' ,oilmtt'l'r program!', said' LIz mit~ee ('hairmE'n feel o!:le IS cleanup, Baer, \'oluntft'r l'oordmator at the :"('wman ('('nt('r ~Ia", ot the ~tud('nts will be at tht; :"('wman ('entN on p Washington A\'t'nue on Friday T for the :\Ia)' Day Appreciation PiCniC This ('vent will honor OF THE :\ewman Oont('r \'oluntt'('r!' as parI of :\allOnal \'olunl('er Wt't'k, which runs from April 'Zi to :\1 a" 3. RACQUET Baer, graduate student in SlllYINO Community' Development, said Ihere are SIX volunteer programs run by the :\ewman Lunch ..... Dlnn.... Center Saer and the other \'oluntt't'r coordinator, Kathv New Menu Availaltle All ilay Keefe. senior in l'nin·rslt\· Sludies, are in ('harge of the Staff photo by \lark Sim", Din...... "eeI Mon-Sun I ...nlngs :\Iary t' ryt' , sl'nior in plant and soil St"i('flt"t', watt"hrs "'1IIIl'1..- as Go/dCup ~;~~:~~I~re~~:r%er~r,o~:n~~ Ruth Rraut'r. of till' .:ase J6ghri!il' at :1110 S. ,rarion, ckomon",tialfS health patients and prisoners how to makl' a stitt"h ..... t'd in quilling. Baer and Keefe both receive about 5200 each month from low·mcome homp, This is her housmg unit in Carbondale, The l'm\'ersit\' Year for Action, a second year as a Big Sist('r spmester·long project allows ft'CIeral ~ork·study program "1 rind Ihp program \'ery studenls to learn the art of One 0/ th(' mos! popular rt'l.I'ilrding," ~ald Kollker. "I've qUilting while pro\'iding ,'oJullleer ~enlces is tht' Big alwa\'s bE'E'n mlE'rested in companionship to people who Brother I'hg Sister Program, children I now rf'alize that a lot ordmarih' do not inlera('t WIth In whleh studt'nts "adopt" it of Ihf'm don't haH the op· young rWople Carbondale vouth as th.-Ir hltlt' portunlly 10 spend lime with Beth Katchmar. senior in broth('r or ~J"I('r fur a !ochool tllder people" agriculture. said she enJoys her H'ar '!'ht' '(lulhs, all first MJ \'ym'ke. a Junior in work on the .IIece of ihrough Slx'th graders, art' ('ompul'.'r scu!n('e. is working needlework, I't'fern'd 10 Ihe program by Wllh anolher Slt··C student. "It's a lot of work," said their It'al'hers Haer said the Da\'ld Green. in their "adop- Katchmar. "but irs also a lot of l'hIldnm usualh have aead('mlc lion" of Ihree grade·school fun, You car. learn a lot from I)r bl.'hanorai problems, or brothers "A lot of these kids older peop ..... They always love ,'oml.' irom 101.1 '!nl'ome or one· com ... from broken homes and to tell you their stories," ;>arent homes don't get a chance to go out very Katchmar esli rna ted tha I The 25 students participating often," she said, "It doesn't when the quilt IS ',~ompleted it .n the program thiS semesler take much to get them excited." will have tak"n over 100 are expected to spend about Another volunteer program volunteE'r hours, The quilt, Court a ...... Mell ~ four hours eat'h wt'ek with the deals with the other end of the about 9 feetlong and tift'l'! wide. '.-ourhs, "doing ",'haten'r the,; age bracket. Will be raffit'd oif at the can 10 be a friend." Bae'r About 10 SII,;·C students are Sewman Center when it is said Cmdv Kollker, senior in learning 10 quilt from some finished. The pro<'eedl- from the early childhood education, is a elderly women living in East sale will go to the r~idents of BII( Sister to a 6th grader irom a Highrise. a low·incnme elderly East Highrise,

Eldorado to buy., Rellfl Lake I("ater ELDORADO (API-With less wish to keep the sale on a has installed an 8,OO6--gallon than two wt'l'ks of water left in temporary, "emergency" storage tank to ease the thP Cltv reservoir, officials of basis. demand (.n the city supply. thIS saline County community Eldorado is currently Normal water usage in welcomed assistance Monday Eldorado is 600.000 gallons a from the Rend Lake Con­ hoofing t~':'OOOG~~~ a ~~ day. Moore said. but con· servancy District which offered Harrisburg water systems, The servation measures have 10 sell them water for 60 davs. city's major users are trucking dwindled that draw to about Eldorado Mayor Richard water in and Ferrell Hospital 300,000 gallons. :\loore met WIth the board of the loI.ater district to work out a eontrct for the sal(> of 150,000 gallons of water a day, Rend Lake ('onservanc\' District AdminIstrator Larrv Foster \ said the water will be drawn from the svslem at Galatia and " pumped ' to the Eldorado ~" communltv of 5.200 which has • Fully accredited been hardest hit bv summer ~, drought and a drv winter which has also affected at least four ·Comprehensive course schedule ~\ oth('r dues, • Day and evening classes ,- Foster said the wat .. r will be Mondays through ThursoaYl> sold at 60 cents per 1.000 gallons \\ Ith Eldorado responsible for • ()Pen registration/classes beQin June 8 , installmg and maintaining the GET YOUR CAREER OFF 'pipeline to Galatia, He said the for more InformatIon. send the coupon belo.." or RLCD board verbally agreed to TO. FLYIHea START call 13121596-2000. Ext. 323 ' ••~~ '0$ '.t!'O''S to :~~ C ~-:4ege degee 1-iO. ~ «,,~ " extend the contract past 60 days 'Oke .-:.... .~. ~' .'J; p.....::)0C ... if necessary, but stressed the ~ 1;;t.. ".ever'.• se~ jr ':) c~,..." or ::C-rO.:Jti()f"'. ,8- N"')i ~:~~~ :;:;~:;;~';~~~ ~7;'~:~·i~'~!·~~~~ ~~~~ ';lor' " t~ wonC .~ 00". 'S to.·:~! one ... :..::,.... ! @o"..c., t·,. We Urge you to Dl'tK".ge me- ~ ·N'·.... t~ y.~ 'NJr.g! ::;. Or. :0" :'..:,tCe- (JIIC. CA Please send me ,nlormaT.on about the 1981 Summer ~uion rcv-g-'cy at Thornton Commun'tv College SHOP & COMPARE ~ 5 :Y"Eo ':J~ .~ ·,r.e~' ·JOCCf!....,.',·~ ,~ ~ rar·Qr", '!'!,;o~ "] great P'~:~ '0 pt', e.ocu~t~Ei" ~loerl€""'Ce W"~ ~flI 'CXl'1('JP" o€"WX)1'\ WE PAY MORE for ·oc·s.Ct&."" ;I~ CN~ 1o.~, :lfJ-:.-ut ... ~ AIr ~orc~ .:.g.r.' U::gorr ·:'or.. CLAS...... TSgt, Gerry Dunn or Anvthlng of Gold TSgt. Mikel

Pa~ .. J8, Daily E~ypflil/1, April 28, 1981 CARBONDAL! MOBIL! HOM!S Netters' finale spoiled by Illini North Hlghwav 51 5.49-3000 B" ROIl FurI_ st." "'ri~r FREE Bus to StU The men's tennis team lost to Illinois, 7·2, Monday. Saluki Coach Dick LeFevre was perplexed about the team's play. "I don't know how we beat them 9-0 earlier and lost like a.1is now." LeFevre said. "We w~re lackadaisical out there" I g~s U of I just wanted to win the match more than we did." The ,","Iy wins Monday for the Salukis came in singles" Lito Ampon beat Todd Black, 6-1, 6- O. and John Greif beat Scott Sommers. 6-4, 7-5. "I hope we got all this out of our system. because we have the conference tournament to play now." LeFevre said. ":\laybe we were hlOl we Lefevre questioned the in, The Salukis leave Tuesday for 'A\lIJrllj~'·1 WE're desperate for a win:' lIIini consistency of the Salukis' play" Las Cruces. :'

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Daily Egyptian. Apr'J 2Jl. l~l, Pa@lr 19 'Slingshot' to transfer to TSU particular tim('. tM Iin('back('r the B. did ht'~ Th(' back just ran Bov Dave Kane made his d('('j ,ion. and onlv last It by hlms('lf. didn't he:' Ailsociaw Sports Edl_ w('ek contacted admissions didr. I mov('. Dempsey saId '000'1 throw an interception­ "I said. '('oach, I callro' the personnel at TSU regarding R' lit' still said J didn', He Citing disagreements with enrollment for summer school. don't tl;row where ther(' s heavv lJv('rag(' I couldn't g('t dldn'l bl'liev(' me Then he football H('ad ('oach R('y He last participated in a Saluki actually askro the team. The Dempsey, quart('rback Arthur practice last Monday, and said the ball to th(' tight end. so I threw to a guy wld(' open way assistant coaches didn't know. "Slingshot" Williams said he had not been in contact with but the play('fS said J called it .. Monday lK' has decided to leave Dempsey since that time. down field SIU-C at the end or the spring semester and transfer to When contacted Monday "Dt'mpse~' callro me dumb Williams said after last Tennessee State in hopes of afternoon, Dempsey said he had for throwtng long It r('ally ~Ionday's practice, Dempsev making th(' TSU team as a no comment until h(' talkro to upsel mt'. and If h(' Ihinks I'm told only Williams to run as a walk-()ll this fall Williams, and Merritt could not Ihal tncomp('lent. why'd h(' form of punlshm('nt for what he Williams, a 6-3. 190-pound be reached for comment. have m(' out ther('~ Wh\·'d he felt was an unjust reason native of )h,·mphis. Tenn., redshirt me for Ihis coming \\"illiams rt'fused and left the joined the Salukis as a fresh­ Williams said Dempsey had season~" fJeld. man walk-()n in 1978 and played not treated him fairly through the 1m seasm. Going throughout this year's spring Williams dt'SCribed an('ther ··It got to th(' POlOt where into last seasm, he was one of practices. and that he felt it was InCIdent thai prompt('d his football wasn't fun anvmore'-' df'Cision Williams said. ··It mad(' me three potential starting quar­ ~~i~:st interest to go terbacks, along with Gerald hav(' a negahv(' attitude toward ,\1111 .. WHI ....5 Carr and Jolin Cemak, and was "He IlJempsey I callro pla~' the coaches redshirted so he would have two "what it was:' Williams said, Williams described several 564 .-\OB. With tht' '8' meaning years of football eligibility "was what the coaches callro instances where he said th(' running back goes out m th(' 'Tm not saying that remaining. ·testing your mind.' II made me O('mpsey criticized him un­ nat for a pass:' Williams said. t'verything Coach said that da\' Williams said he has not f('('1 like I had never been there justly. "1 called the play. and was wrong hut it seemro that a contacted Tennessee State before. I'm a veteran, I've been "One time, we were throwing ('very body ran their pattern. lot of what ~ was tf>11i1lJ( mt' roach Jolin ~1erritt or any of her(' three years. II threw m(' over the middle to light ends." Then, Coach says 'That gUY tndicalf>d he 1idn't want to "erritt's assistants since he off a little." Williams said. "This one didn't call the B. he didn't cah admit 'm fauits." Babcock 18t Arl.'t"'Nt'N /11111' t/t""/IPr at regional ('" IIplll'rItt" IttI'('SI'" ("'(/ Ih ~oU Stahmpr bad. It I0\8S th(' result of th(' USGF meet sPort-~ f:dilor draw The st'Cood da\·. Wt' camt' th .\Ii<"lwlle ~·h\\ ..nl hack and pulled out some of Ihe ~iaff Wriwr Th(' l"niversitv of -\rkan~s l"onsolauon malrh6. ~o I thmk Razorbacks. lIsuaU..- natwnalh' ('veryon(' was plt'asro .. SaJukl 1!''l1na~1 f{rlan ranked 10 fooihall and ~Iartln rt'aped Iht' !Tlo~1 Batx'OCk \\ on Ih,' ;III-around bask('tball. also are capahle of benefits from Ihf consolallon l"JJTl~lillOn of tht' {"nJlro playing a littl(' t('nnis hra(·kt·t. wtnnmg Ihrf'f' !Tl;J!l·ht'S Stalt'~ 1;\'Tln~I~II{,~ Saluki women's tennis ('oat'h and ad"ancmg 10 the l·on· Fpdt'raflnn r(.l'(lonill '11('t'1 Judy Auld knows that all 100 solatIOn ~em ifinals he fore o\· .. r the \\I' ..k('nrl In ('hartl' well. Her tealll. which lost. 9-0, 1000ing to Kar('n I lIson 01 Suulh­ Pilll!ll to the Razorbacks last fall. We5t :\ltssouri f{illx'()('k tls('ct :n., ("om couldn't defeat L'A players in ·'Dt'bbl(, had thaI last malch pl'llllon 'n prill','cE' his fiv(' first·round malches last within her reach." Auld said, routi nes twca us,' h.. has weekend in th(' Stephens In­ "and let it silp away It would already qualified r<>r the vitational and finishro Sixth in have bel'n a nic(' way for h('r to national ml"t 10 bt- held ~la\' the lo-team tournament at end her career. to g('1 in the :!2.:!3 in Lint·oln. :\;eb - Columbia, Mo. finals and win ,. Tht' junior from KaTL<;;ls The Razorback!! capturro the Ingram won two matches h;Jd a comhlnt>d -'PHonal and tourney championship, out­ after her opening-round defeat. l'(J'11J1lJsor~ SCOft> of II I.:6 scoring Missouri, Wichita State, but was eliminated by Illinois PI"nls Brl'l'k Grigas finishro Nl'braska. Illinois State, SIU-C, State's Nancy ""ebber S('('ond \\ Ith II 1;l1l potnts Southwest Missouri State. Lisa Warrem. the Salukis' \\hlle JOt>\ HiI\ ftntshNI lhird Principia College, Sou~h­ only first-round winner. \\1 th I IO)li PO-lOts w(>Stern, Kan" College and defeated Lori Smith of In the l'()mpulsor,; ex('r­ Stephens, Stephens, Julie Hil(' of South­ l'ISeS. Babcock scored 8.70 in Auld, .... ho said her team's west ~lissour; and Jan noor exerciSE'. 9.-15 on pom, gOlll prior to the tournam('nl Lauderback of Wichita Stale mt'l horse. 9 50 on rings, 9.35 was a fourth-place finish, said before lOSing to Webber in vaulti~. 890 on parallel that goal could have been at, The Salukis were hindered bar; and 8!ti on h~rontal tained had the Salukis' draws the most by their doubles bar for a total If ~iD points. been better. teams' failure to win first-round In th(' optional ('x('rcises. he "Nebraska got a good draw, matches. The tournament had scored 9.41 In noor ('x('fCise. so that helped them," Auld said. no consolation bracket, so SIU­ 9.40 on pommel horse. 9 55 on Bri_ B.kedl ". really think we could have C couldn't pick up points after rings. 9.451n vaUlting. 9.3.'; in fmlshed fourth or fifth. It just the losses. parallel bars and 9.45 on is wmllest in. paral~1 bars championships, !~ade said depended on the luck of the "We counted on !lOme points mrizontal bar for a total of and noor exercise," Meade the gymnallts lelected to draw," from our doubles teams, but -It.1i.') said."we knew that before, compete in the World Games In singles. Jeannie Jones, they just didn't materialize," ('oam Bill Meade said he but 110"'* we can know waht and in international merts Stacy Sherman, Becky Ingram Auld said. was pleOEed that Babcock klnd of work we have to do in are selerled from the top .4 and Mona Etchison lost Despite her team's lower· won the competition. those areas. .. gymna5ts. Babcock could be opening-round matches to than-hoped-for finish, Auld was although there was no Babc()('k is now .... dergoi~ in IE tap six with a good Razorback ,flayers. While pleased with her Ieam's fmal pressure ~ him to do so. He two wel'ks of intensive performance at the national Sherman an Debbie l\lartin dual-meet record 01 12--9. With said also the meet was good training in preparation for meet. according to Meade. lost their first,round doubles prize Swedish recruit Iraini~ for Babc()('k. the nalimal meet. He is John Levv, a freshman all- match to Arkansas' Beth AI('ssandra Molinari signed, .. It was a good tra ining rankro as the No. 7 aU-around arounder, was competing for Wagner and Tric:ia Shaw. Auld also is enthusiastic about experience for him bl'cause it gymnast out of the top 24 "After the fint day, everyone the pruspects for next 5eaSGrt­ pointed out to us the areas he qualifiers for the liSA See Gl'~S'\sTS, ..,e " was down," Auld said. "It especially since Northwestern wasn't that we were playin. has gone NCAA in tennis Tracksters keep low profile at Relays

ByCiII4IIyOaIlSell natiooals. It w~ a good race for school record in the event in all seconds shy 01 Lindy Nelson's kind of competition. I guess this SUff Wriler her m preparation for nationals but one meet this season_ school record in the event. Just wasn't the weekend for 400- this year." Sixth-place points were meter hurdlers with David r..e Four sru-c lady tracksters The sprinter from Harvey, scored by senior Marla getting beat too," Blackman scored points at the Becky SIU-C's standing in the 21, must cut another second' oR Harrism WIth a 17-4 leap in the said, Boone Relays at Richmond. team field at the Boone Relays her lime to make the national long jump and junior Patty Nina Williams reached Ky., this weekend while in Des qualifying mark. Blackman Plymire:n the IO,OO&-meter nm semifinal competition in both f':.::: ~:,:~v:~re~~ said the chances for her doing with a time of 37:58.1. the 1110- and 200-meter dashes _ ~oines, Iowa, Lindy !'ielson placed seventh in the 5,000- and scored 12 team points. so are great because Davis has and ran personal best times 01 meter nJJl :-.1 the Drake Relays. been consistent in dropping her One of the weekend's 12.4 and 26.2 in the eveuts. Men's track coach Lew One of the point-scorers was lime every week. disappointments was 400-meter The weekend was marred by Hartzog was at Drake and told fr('shman Debra Davis who hurdler Karen LaPorte's th(' absence of Indiana State Coach Claudia Blackman placed second in the 400-meter Another fine performance failure to qualify for the finals. from the two-day com~tition. N('lson ran as if she was tirt'd dash. Her time in th(' final:: ·.. ·as turned in by senior Jean The team was invoh'ed m a six­ .. He also said it was a \'ery dropped a second from h('r Meehan in the 3,OOO-meter run . "Karen is one of those peop!t: car pil('up on 1-75 and 16 tactical race," Blackman said. previous best to 55.8 Meehan ran the distanc(' in 1 can count on to ffet in 1M members of the team were "That's the kind of race Lindy 9:56, 10 seconds faloter than her nnals. It's unfortunate she ran injurro, though none of them hasn't been in before, except at Davis has established a new previous best run, and only two one of her worst races with that were seriously injured. 'f'aj;f' 20 (>ady Egyptian. April 28. 1981