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WOI1 Page 2. DeIly EgyptJan June 28, t972 dCIMSI .utile to ~ Nartb Viet namtse capital since American Flood victims advised North Vietnames~ r.:-.;,r-med fuJ\-sc:aie bombiRl Four "'lIrebouses were reportfld repulsed in battle destroyed and nine other damaged to sue for negligence but there " 'as no indication eX SAIGON (AP) - North Viel' firing at Camp Evans. 16 miles nor enemy aircraft 10I5Se5 at Bac Mai, sougbt qualificatiora under the NEW YORK (AP) - Penn namese forces altacked three gover th"'est eX Hue. which serves as an auxiliary MJG program. nment positions west eX Hue under a .S. 8S2 bombers cootinued their base. sylvania iDSUraJJCe commissioner Actioa WGUJd be filed by iIt rain eX mortar ftre Tuesday but saturation strikes along the nor Hanoi claimed 10 .S. planes Herbert S. Denenberg suggests that dividuals or by groups actia8 in a flood victi . ~ in scores eX c0m class adioo, in much the same _y were repulsed in heavy fighting by thern front flying 33 raids Monday that pniessianaJ negligence _ Sooth Vietnamese infantrymen. and Tuesday in Sooth Vietnam' two ~=cu~';=:Sin ~d~::~~~ munities in the East might consider Military communiques and field northernmost provinces. Q.l.&ang Tri Hanoi said six American aircraft suing their insurance agents and are being brought in iocreuiaI reports said more than iO enemy and T nua Thien. were shOl down and some eX the brdters for negligence. rumbers against lawyers and d0c were killed in the batlles 10 lO 15 SmaUer American jets flew 240 pilots captured Monday. It claims 33 " If agents WBJIl to assume the tors, he said. miles west eX the former imperial more strikes in the Sooth. more U.S. planes have been downed over privileges and status eX being SbouId such a coocept fiDd wide capital than half eX them on the northern the North in the last week. pr By Jaa TraKId&a average "Ubout transfer maru 011 U-House contracts awarded ~aiJy Egypliaa SIafr Writer occasion. This would have liven Taylor at least a 3.0 grade paint (Continued from Page 1) Dining table and two cbairs Two night tables and ODe ccroer CODlrOve r y s urrounding the average and made him eligible far Furniture Center, Bloomington, table-Sears Roebuck .. Co. , s1lldent bod presidency continued ofTlOe. according to the comtiWDan. Diversity House by Jill 1. lad., $175. SpriugfieJd. S19O ; Fumirure Center, Tuesday with both sides claiming However. Sue Eberban, assistant However, his move will be delayed SoCa, swivel chair and desk S2IOO; HeJJeny's, IDO. office and no one committing him registrar, said registration bas DOt because carpeting instalJalioo is DOt c:bair-Helleny's, Carbondale, $740: Two ottomans and two lamp self on the Jon Taylor academic deleted transfer grades in its c0m expected to be completll!d before Furniture Cen~r , Bloomington, tables-Furniture Center, $236 ; eligibility question. putations until this quarter. July 21, Toberman said. Drapery in lad., $792. HeUeny's. S2!IO. However, Taylor. said Ed Ham In an April 21 memo to Ham staJlation will be comp&eted before Two dressers, six txwd boards, Draperies-Indecor, Chicago, mond. assistant lO the president for mond, Ms. Eberhart said July rI. three cbests and two desks 52 ,.365; Art Draperies Studio, student relations. told him in April registration IJlcorrectJy informed Derge will furnish his personal Furniture Center, Bloomington, Chicago, 52,494.30 ; f'umiwre Ce& he "''lIS eligible lO campaign for eX Taylor ~ .... Ie! be in good standing quarters with furniture from his In lad., $710; HeJleny' s, CarbondaJe, ter, 52,9S7.50. flee. with ODe grade chang diana residence. This fuminue is $744- Barcelona table and cd[ee table "I have plaMed an appeal lO the But even after Taylor gO( the stored at University House. Two upholstered benches and four Lincoln Office Supply, Springfield. SIudent Condu I Re\;ew Board." grade chaJlg d , he was till Bids were receh'ed and awarded upholstered chairs-E .. I C CA LL C O LLECT O FFICE PHD E 5.' . 671 . 2 3 OR 4 Y EAR E LISTM £NTS 18 0 D AY D~ y BElo'l1[ BrG1N ".. ... C A c r O U-'f'r SGT. JERRY P . SOWELL u IT£O STA rE A R M Y R EC R U ITER " FItvt oa __ .•. dWJc o/rMA""y" M""U 011 ,iii"" o/ l~ """1. .. _ 1M'" TOO. Y;. ... " .. y • • to. TO .IO, N YOU. TltAI aNG GUA R ,A TEED 8£F'ORE ENLI S"T M £NT .18 E "AI STIIEET C ..IIIIO OAI.£. ILLI D IS 2tOI Daily ~ June 218. 1972 . ... 3 Abortion ref'ormers inipatfent for change (EditOf"s note: This is the second in a five-part series on abortion, Today's article looks at the upcoming plans of pro-abortion by antiabortion fOf'ces.) By Sue Roll Daily Egyptian t.aff Writer A (TomOf'row ' A look at the ac1ual process of abortion.) RfligioU5 i111pli aliollS il1l'o//'t!d Most propon nts of abortion r form a ltribut th failure of reform LO th trength of th Catholic \lOL bloc. " Th Catholic hurch is definitely th main ource of opposition," Rayon said, "Th y ar usin 1 all orts of mear and car Lactic LO frighten off I isla tor , threatening th m WIth d feal In th next el tion.' , Hyd , house majority leader, Lak I ue with Rayon' vi w. " Th Chicago Catholi bloc is not th main organization b hind the opposition to abor I tion," h said. " Mo I atholic I !!islator oppose It. but there is also vigorou OPP ition from downsLat non-<::atholics. " It' very hard to vote for abortion with a moth r iltir.g in the audi nee with a n wborn baby in her arm ," Hyde continued. "And very often they are sil ting there. too." "There i strong religious objection to it but thi is CIon Wngif._ nOllimited to Catholics," agreed ~ann ." orne oC the ' We an ave you, George McGovern!' Page 4. Dally EwPban. June 28. 1972 Letters to the Editor should not even have been aUowed to run for campus president for student relations. It seems as if Ham Taylor supported offiC£'. not to mention hold that office once elected! mond gave Jon Taylor the aU clear to run for the From now on when my students argue that they presidency, although Taylor's grades were below • (th ir generation) aren't hypocrites like their those required by the Student Government c~ To the Daily Egyptian: par nt' generation. I'll ask them where they were stitution. when 'ome of their way und r-thirty contemporaries Out of this emerges an even larger question-what were producing. directing. and taging the most exactly is Hammond's role in relation to Student childi hly inane tragi·comedy that \:er insulted the Government? Does he officially have the power to , nsibilitie ' of thinking prop I . nullify the constitution of Student Government? U aD exception is granted for Taylor. have olber excep Ro L. Clari< tions been denied? istant Prof or of Speech From the surface. it appears that most of the maiD characters-Ta lor. George Mace, G~e Camille, Hammond and Jim Peters-aU knew about Taylor's grade ituation prior to the election. One wonders More questions why the electorate was not informed of the ~ituation. Taylor will probably make a good president. So To th Daily E puan: would P ters. The trouble is neither man wiu be ef fective as long as there is any doub.t ha~ .ar~ the election. A thorough and open mvestaga lJon lOto thisituation should be made immediately. M.any tud nts are already dissatisfied with Student Gover nm nL Events such a this onJy underscore the need 1':0\\'. all of a udden . n ~ nth f 3 rad poinl for a reevaluation of the ituation. m 10 b very valid. r I \·anl. I al. moral. in R icbard Lorenz di putabl . una Sailabl . irr futabl that 1r. Taylor Senior, Journalism Who has the power? To th DajJy Egyptian: • J ohn Davi J uni r. J roar m Response to a response 'Daily 'Egyptian Opinion & Gommentary B tty Goodwm • Graduat tud Art Education DIlly Eo\4:IIian. June 2111. 1972 ~ 5 Wildlife officials report nt): rabies cases yet this year LReIfI By Ri&a Fuag is no problem now." Striegel said. ~OD"·I(DJ Daily Egypcian Staff Wriler Althwgh there has been no major rabies wtbreak this \'ear. track Rabies dQel; not seem to be a cautioned thaI there lS'a vast T problem for the Jackson Cwnty voir of rabies in the wildlife area this summer, according to population. various wrces in rabies control " Wildlife rabies, rather Ihan and wildlife refu~e managemenL d m tic rabi , poses the main "There have been no cases so far problem:' track said. this year," said Henry Fulford. " Th re is jusl no way thaI we can Jackson Cwnty rabi.es control ~ gi ve rabies h015 to a nimals in th fieer. wildlife population: ' M hrh We bought them lower - - - - Because of unusual volume purchases or manufacturer's temporary promotional 14' allowances while they last- - - ~OnIY Days~ We Sell Them Lower!!! Entire Stock: Pants WISE BUYS off 98c 20% Florida Watermelons 20 lb. average eaat Fresh-Crisp Head Lettuce 2 Shirts 149c forth. Sweet Juicy Santa Rosa Plums 39c Ib, Califomia Jl.lectarines 49c lb. Special Group: pric. of Extra Lean Chopped Sirloin 99c Ib, Jeans 2 1 U.SDA Choice Chuck Steak 69c lb. Extra Lean Country Style Ribs 65c Ib, U.S. Inspected Cut-up Fryers Family Pack family pack 29c Ib, Hi-C Fruit Drinks 46 OL can 3/$1 .00 Q!aru's Hunt's Skillet Dinners 76c Libby's Tomato Catsup 20 OL bottle 3/$1 .00 606 s. III. Ave. Coca Cola 4/$1.00 Page . Dally EgyplIan. June l!I. 1972 Daley may arbitrate on seating CHICAGO (APl-Mayor Richard would outlaw the seating m the UD Friday prior to the coaWlltioa," be J, Daley indicated today be may committed delegates, said.. COO1promise on a challenge to the Asked If he would fight for his Asked if be believed SeD, seating mthe Chicago delegation at seat at the cODvention, Daley McGovern's forces DOIW have takea the Democratic National Conven replied, ". don' t tbU* we will havP over the party, the mayor said, tion. and he l'eaffirmed his hope that to race thaL" "LoDg before this point. " Sen. Edward M. Kennedy wwld be Asked if the full coo\'ention might But be added that be is DOl coavi& a candidate for the pany's preside.... rule against sitting him, the mayor oed that SeD. Kennedy is DOl a caD tia I nomination. said. "You know they \'/wldn't do didate. Daley called a~' conference to to me." "What was it somebody said that about every mother wanting her _ criticize the findings ma hearing fA· Daley said he would be willing to flcer who supported the contention " use any off'lCe5" including that m to be presidem IUId every boy waD fA challengers that Daley and 58 Fra" tanckiewicz. national cam ling to be presideDt? He says at the other uncommitted d legates were paign director for Sen. George present he is DOl a candidate. .. " chosen in disregard m pany rules. M<£O\'erD. to resolve the issue. Daley said, without finisbi.ng the He said the hearing officer, il " Surely, in the interest mthe ca .... senteoce. Poole. a San Francisco ;'v.yer, didate. whoever it is, it wwld be fA A reporter said, " Are you ~iag failed to coosid r that all the greatest benefit to the pany to sit he will be a candidate?" "You delegat were lected in the down and resolve tbe issues on always bope," the mayor said.. primary, " I don't understand how vw can hav a quota . stem and ' have a typicalJy free American election," This Weeks Dandy Deal the 70-year-old D mocratic leader sajd. Daley said he did not think the 15O-member Cl'edentials Committee Big Baby Crub Orrhard season passes & now available French Fries • Campus briefs 99C (Good thru 7/4) Open 24 hours • E. Main, CarhoJldale • Calm r eign In • Ireland .after tbre iol nt year BELFA T, onhern Ireland British sergeant lured to his death (AP )-Peace returned to Northern in an ambush. Hwrs later, a Ireland Tuesday after an ab nee fA Catholic truck drh'er, gunned down th v rs. my t riw Iy in Belfast. took the toll Miliiants fA the Irish Republican to 390. Army hid their guns a nd bomb in " W ha\'e now woo a \'aluable t ca Patr fA Britain' 15, man br athing pa ," declared a security f rc began quietly Briti h mini t r for /l;orthern vanishing from ciry tree and Ir land. Paul hannon, " The returrung to their wl.pOS1.S, talking can stan In real earnest." II was the tan fA a frail cea hannon w referring to the plan one of the better fir' that came Into force last mid· launched b the British O\'ernment night ' the resuh fA an IXJ r by the to arrang ta that will gi\'e all Provisional wing fA the IRA. shades fA I rish opinion a "oice 10 thl.. In life. Minut earll r, the three-year- pea making. old Ins urr clIon In"olvi n Protestants and Roman Calholi had clauned i 3I9th victim- a Luxurious,newapartments Lewis Park 701 E. Grand 457-8522 model apartments open 10-6 claily Sllhmltilll lila I Ca kl I ~------Daily Egypban. June 28, 1972, PIQI 7 Five yearN beaded by f8-year-old Arnold Miller, a retired miner from Ohley, Senate commiU~e approt:es W.Va., disabled by black lung disease. Union boss jailed, The union election order b U.S. bill outlawing handgun sale District Judge William B. Bryant, rwllified the ~election d Boyle and WASHlNGTO ! CAP )-A bill to reliabililY tandards for handguns. others. ban the commercial sale d snub Sen. Edward .t. Kennedy, -~ misused funds The 59-year-old "ablonski-a nosed, easily concealable handguns Mass.. tried to amend Bayh's bill to langtim m mber d the union' not suitable for porting purposes require registration d all firearm WASHINGTON (AP)-United legendary Mine Workers boss John controHing executive board-wa won the approval d the Senate and the licensing d owners but lost Mine Workers P resident W. A. L. Lewis as his successor, has been found hot to death along with his Judiciary Committee Tuesday. by ()IlE.>- ided margins. " Tony" Boyle was entenced president d the union ince 1963. wife and daughter in their home n. Birch Bayh, I).lnd., chief Boyle was re-eJccted in 1969 over Bayh long-d rmant bill was Tuesday to five years in prison for ev ral weeks after th union sponsor d the measure, said it jarred loose by the attempted illegally giving union funds . to Joseph A. "Jock" Yablonski who declared Boyle and hi la te the would "take out d the marketplace was murdered soon after the voting. a sa ' ination la t month of political candidates and was Im mn rs. the weapon used most frequenUy Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace at mediately jailed until he can raise But the election was nullified by Yablonski upporters both before by criminals... without dimini hing aooth r federal judg and a new a shopping center in nearby Laurel, 179,000 in appeal bonds. and aft r the lection complained to th opponuniti d portsm n and Md. The order ci .S. District Judge election by the Labor Department federal official d wid pread lee marksm n" to acquir pi tols. Bayh aid his bill wou ld prohibit Charles Richey. who ignored an ordered for nex t December. tion irregula ritie> in favor d Boyl . emotional appeal from Boyle's at· But Boyle r mained legally The cummiu appro\'ed Bayh' the sale d guns d the type used i.n and Judge Bryant fou nd the charg 'bill by a 12-2 vote after rejecting, 9- the shooting d Walla and the torney not to send him to prison, presid nt d the union pending the ubstantiallv true after a trial was the lat t in a tring d legal outcome of hi appeal on the 5, a rival measure by Sen. Roman as ination dSen. Robert F . Ken without a jury 10 which he threw out L Hruska, R- 'eb .. to tsafety and nedy. I). .Y .. in 1968. !backs for the embatUed 7I}-year political- pending conviction and the 1969 election results. old president d the 180.()()().m mber the new union el tion. Thr union offi ial . In luding a union. A spdtesman for Boyle said then' member of the MW exccuth'e Boyle was senteneed for illegally had been rumOl"!' .hat he would ha" e board. have been chall!ed with contributing $49.000 in union money to tep down a union pr id nt if recruiting and paying veral olb r to political candidat . including jailed, but " We don't know d any persons to kill Yablonski. BICYCLE S30.000 to the unsuccessful 1968 law like thal- " Boyle repeatedly ha denied any Everything in bicycling needs pre idential campaign of Boyle' mounting legal knowled of th laymg . Democratic nominee Hubert H. predicament appeaN"l to strengthen Sales, Parts, & Accessories Humphrey. the chances d the rebel Miners for In addition to th pri n term, Dem racy, a group of former 0 Expert advice and repairs on Yablonski upporters. to win control New Pen ta g n ~~~'~j~j~l!ct~'~ ~~:~~; d the Union in the gO\'E'rnrnent bicycles • an appeal bond for the total amount ordered E'lection ',Her th. vear. Paper printed ~a_lI _m_ak_es.....,of d the fines and th amount dill al The group, wh attoni y In- political contributions. cludE' two ns ci thE' lain ablon WA HING ~ (AP I- Anther CARBONDALE BIKE SHOP Boyle. hand-picked by th late i. recenUy nominated a late batch of the hI hI\' cl ified P n 801 E. Main Ne. lum's PH : 549-1632 tagon Papers ha,; been disclosed. in dicating that at least 12 efforts by third parli fr m 1964 to early 1968 Daley challengers say failed to mo\' the nit!d tat . and COLLEGE l':orth \ ietnam towards negotiati ns on endlOg the Vietnam war. party rules violated According to "ariou newspaper GRADUATES ac 'ounts of the documents obtained WASHINGTON C.. \P )- party ref rm rul on" pr edUi '. bv svndicated lumnist Jack An Challengers to Chica 0 Mayor nOlice. openn S and lImelin .. derson. ther is little In this new ' t Immediate opening with Richard J , Dal y said Tuesday 3 rl'leaSE' of thl' papers that differs bearin examiner for th inger said Pie" mallro r ·1 rt from material already publi bed. major company operating nationally in Democratic National C O\'ention wa rt.'t:eivro by a hlcago cifiC(' indudlng form r President Lyndon upholds their contention that n(' Tuesday morning. Bul by midaft r· B, Jahre on' 1971 m moirs. third of th Illinol con"enu n noon the redcnuals Commltlc"C had specialized market. Starting income $10,500 to delegation was chosen in ,'iolation not received any r port from PI.. . Anderson's columns and the $13,000, commensurate with ability and ex party reform rul . new paper stori apparE'lltly an.> In another delegate fight_ the con P Ie. acting on half ci the based 011 a wmman' rather than perience. Those selected may expect an annual "ention' Credential ommittet' Cra! ntials ommiu . reportroly the four volum on dipl.omatic Tuesday rejected by a \'ote d 70 to mad no recornm ndallons f r ac a 'peel: that wert> not tained when 56 a mo,'e to realign the South uon to be tak n agaju't the hlcago 'arlous n€'\\'_papcrs pnnted por' increase of $100 a month. Many opportunities Carolina delegation on grounds it delegation. The full eomnlluC(' I ex' I! ns 0 thE' 47-"0Iume Def nse for advancement. (We are selective but qualified contaIns t fe'\\' worn n. pected to take up the case Friday Departm nt study on the Vi t03m .... ccordu to iosurgem hlca 0 and decide how man\'. if a 0\', 0{ war last year. persons can have a rewarding career.) Alderman William ing r. beann Daley' d legat seats hoold be aminer Cecil F. Pool found that awarded to tM IOSU nts. tw According to th n€'\\' accounts. the porti ns disclos<' Page 8. Daily Egyptian. June 28, 1972 McGovern: '72 Democratic plateorm 'beautiful' 8y TIle AueciUeiI Preu nesoc.a campaigned iii wasbington (rom the process of selecting "I lhi'* it's beautifuJ." said Ibai IIIIIIt CIIIIliDue ID be avan.b&e" • and CIe\·ei.fod. Sen. Edmund S. delegate ca.udidal.es. McGovem. campaigning in LittJe to dimiaaluegreptioa impaled by S n. George McGo\'ernald .Iuskie of Maine in Wasbington. as He said l1li1 report came from Rock, AIL law, aDd ID improve die qualify of Tuesday he lhinIts the proposed 1972 ~ struggled _0 keep alive (rail Cecil F. Poole. But Poole was said SpGtesmeo (or Mustie and Hum- education. Democratic plad"orm . beautiful. hopes of O\.ertaking McGO\'ern at ID ba madt' DO recom:meodations phrey also praised the dnlft that A spc*esman (or Alabama Gcw. ,.1UJ he campaigned the Sooth the Demoaatic SationaJ Coo\'enuon (or fmal action 011 the nHnois wilJ be preseuled ID the deJegaleS George C. W~ sUi die plad"orm ing ID oon\;nce sleep . thaI he in Miami Beach. delegation. The Credentials Com- for fmal action in two ",eats. draft amwoled ID "a suicide DOCe" the man to run on it. A famjJiar D mocratic Dam . mittee is expected ID act Friday. It includes: because it ignores the wisbes of the traLeg' ts for the p 'dentiaJ layor Richard J , Daley of Chicago. Frank Mankiewicz.. McGovern' -A vow thaL " immediate and voters. fronl·runner ,.· Winter~ Spring~ Summer~ Fall DAIL Y EGYPTIAN CLASSIFIED ADVaTiSING OROB FORM CLASSIFIED ADVERTISI NG RATES 'Be lUre to c:omp4e1le .1 fil,e steps 1 DAY ...... (2IilWS monimuml .... .$ .40 per line 'One Iener or number per sp.:>e 3 DAYS ..... (ConlKUti .. ) ...... $ .75 per line '00 not use sep ~ute 'Paces for penoch.,\d commal The 5 DAYS ..... (ConlKUti.. I...... $1.00 per lo ne 'Ski p one sp.:>e betwftn words 20 DAYS .... (C_tiwel...... $3 .00 per line 'Count ..y part of II line aI • full line DEADLI NES; 2 dllYs in . ..ce . 2 p.m. Mail ItIlS form With remetunot to Dllily EgyDtl... SIU Except Fri. for Tues. lids. I NAME ______DATE ______I D.E. ADDRESS PHONE NO. KINO OF AD 3 RUN AD • CHECK ENCLOSED FOR $ ______2 No refunch on c.naIled lids, B To find your cost, multiply to .. num· o For Sale 0 Stnricas 0 Found j ~: ~ S ber of Iones times cost per line aI indiuted Classifieds For Rent Offered 0 Entertain· 0 5 DA YS ",*r r. s. For example, If you run • fift Help W... 0 Wen. ment 0 20 DA YS ~";. : x f;;.g,". :::ii':': :;t~:..$Set! Employ_tO Lost 0 =- :": :O~ CIDI1S 51 .50 (S:75 " 2). MInimum COlt is ... Study reveals lead in The Daily Egyptian tooth paste CHICAGO ( AP)- A toxicologist say a tudy a 18 brands a tooth AUTOMOTIVfi [ MOBILF. HOMES ) paste revealed that five a them ClASSFEO ' ~TION [)' I~t:LL\~ml' S J Dwdr. a.an.bptcJng~". lPtlt were packed in rubes with wter t.oOl!t' ''' ~d~1CIn .apdW ___ b , ~ .. . Ffta,. l p-", coating containing dangerous ll1iW VW bus. medWnicalty SOInI. p.".,." ~~""De.-c r_ ... ROVCTafI. a ir. full CMJI!'I. In Clearance levels a lead ...... ID~~, -...... sn.arar radio. _ w-ts with snow fires, C'dllie Mcbile Hames, call after 9 The scientist, Dr. Eleanor Ber bIm~ .....-n "eICh _"",""""d p.m ., 5019-2215. 1~ wed tMng room 1U1_ CIIIO..q'C to ... 08Iae ...., ...... ,..",~0Mt f::,:-ter . .-.tIle. 993-1665. man aCodt Cwnty Hospital, repor ~~ ~~ .. 12XSD 2 bdrm.. with lGZl. scr-.I 110 and up ted her findings in the July issue a QSh and cany ~~QWgiI .b ..... ~ .... '63 VW bus S2IIO and '63 Faloan 51S0. ern wooded 101. S3SIO. 614-251:1. the Archives of Environmental lQI"I ,.. .. " """""""'Ot~.GIp ~"" goad. .. al 102 S. James. =...... ,~d'W9 Bryan Furniture ~ Health. She identified the five brands as 19166 New Moan. lCWO. 311drm •• large 215 N_ Illinois ~-S657 ~ . Malibu Vii. SII • .-.vttnw. Crest, Fresh Breath, MacLean's, Small roilS d ~ .--w. • Craig Martin and Worthmore. ~~i ~~~=.s~ cents ~Ib . BoItI17' and ,.... wide, Dr. Berman said thaI, " Poten rMIII.aIs. oil incllded, _ reliable. 121<60. Amherst, 19111, fumi Ihed. air. . e> I ~~O ,oa ..00 1.>0 In ) . _00 S2S0, .s7-«61. 1625A carpet. extras• .e.19S9. 1372A tially hazardws amwnts a lead in _.00 =:..... Del': ·rJ::r"r:.: ~. 1 •• 0 ' .00 .. ,. ... J. n ' .00 1'" .00... = the paste itself were (wnd in CresL 1 •• 0 _" 0 ..00 .L... 'dO tnt . .... I.'. $.D. exc.. tIdy• .-Is 10KS0 New Moan. 19166. underpImaI. 2 • ~ 1" ' .00 11.00 Fresh Breath and Worthmore.·' >0.) ,,10 '**"-. call 5oI9-J50S. 131C1A =,~~n~l6.a::o= ..... ' ..00 ;Pci. writ.. lee"" no. for ~6~ __ irons & WIIIIIII for SUD 10 A sp Page 10. Daly Egypnan, June 8). 1m • Action Classifieds Work! ,,-_F_O_R_R_E_N_'T_-.J}{~ =="==R==R=E!=:\T==~ ~=F=O=.=R=E=~='T==~}(;:: =="==.=.=ENr====~ wedding Invitations West Hills Apartments Furnished Apts. tJ3 "" ... ~ s..mw719N.~Unota ___ pnce $10.95(100 ? "" condo_ 1f2 block from c:.or_" ...... It) 3bd _ ''\leslalCdaleonOlclRt 13 ONE DAY SERVICE Center of campus I \.. 00 Porto Call : 5159 pet_ e.. Sli666pOrOQllh MoIIUQi 8I'WitBCI per IlU(WlI bn8 trww • VI LLAGE RENTALS Phone 549-4200 2 apts. 312 __ """" Napkins MaIch:eS 457-.4144 lor J"" apI .....' Bertdloltz Gift Ma1 available immediately J3) AN $6Jj6 per montn ::=~. full or part:= ~~~~':.:"":~J: ~two~~~~~' 4 ) 1tor2bd PI!J'1ICIf'\ neeas_ 2 mcwe 687,1768 Tr- alt. trImm.s. & rwn-' -' ~~ . 3 bdrm. , apt.• S2II) :8'Wis by J C Penney s =: ' So~~ ~s: :=1~~ r 684-6195 512 __pet montn more ~ prtca.lIft. s . ~ 160(8 2 bdrm. hie, «M E. Wal..rt, 1A'1fum., 687-2.418 lor_"",*",by MopIe G<.- _ SI65 mo.. 451-4W. 88117~ Ramey TV res-ir. student run One, two & 3 bdrm. houIes. ~. • business .,.,,~ call or ~ In. s.P- ~~~~~«lper~ ~ apt. 2 bdan. ssnl-furni'-l 7190. 1607 ac:. on NQr1h . ~ir1;Ier St .• SI6S mo., Sell or rent cottages In woods. t.et 451-4W. • • 881173 lnIcIgINNKARATE. __. IU. __, _ - I_l • Rooms and apartments nI~~~ hines nI dogs' ~~'=, ___ C'dllie ask __~ . "yr . InC'_ _toamp.os .' ~/fIoun Valley Apts. for lin. cartson. ~ I .. ~rcandi_ ' ~ r ' !! !Special!!! a- - -.. ..5 :311 Roams for both mat & WImI!n, \III!rY CALL 457-4334 T-. -., 'IIv"L ....7:lD s.t. SUn. ,.,. to 10 Reasonable prices =~~~~~ fadlltie. _I lig"'ed. all -'her ~(-- ) streets & par1Ung. all frcstleSS refr;g. 0ek.Dtie 2 and 3 tr:Irm. trIrs. • K.. far -- filii, per m1h. per perwn Glen William Renfals, speciaJ rate ~ , -:r. ~ i !:..ve5ol9-~ . 2 NO 5019-1327. [ summer nI fall. e . apt. fum., with 881137 8811211 . W.'-NTU ac:. s1udent or married, PIakmey TCMen nI UncaIn MMDr. office S02 t BRIm $13) 3 Ibm SZiO [HELP "'.,nu) ~--S-tutterers--_-..J • ;. ~~ . PI. 457-1'Nl or ~-m:, EIficionc:y$05 Pool - l.an>'y APARTMENTS wanted 51 U APPROVED FOR ::~~~~~~= s....-_Progrorn .-~~~~'=~Golden a.r, "'3555. 881119 cae..",~ ClUIgoing per-..l1tv. UIrt plus fur ... lie I*' 1.... mile> ~AHDUf' nishaI apt.• QlI Nn. on.G"\, s.P AYltiIllble now, 2 lid ...... dc.e to - HC1N REHliNG FOR "12. BC1110 Mary Oelschlaege( "'-'II ToIclng_torFal_cae.. '" FALL ~~:rrlr~~~ WI ni A NEW lOWER RENT ~21 74 or 4534301 16598 SCHEDULE FOR '12·'73 ~~~C::':v~== Fe.turIng: Tillar 10 ~ I'-I'-n. write .. ~ Roommate needed. carterville. 457-7535 Weekdays 3_..,.i._apb. Models or dIIncerS ,..... for ruie ~ LeBt Trlr. O . Car1IIrviIIe. modem hOme. oenIrIII air. fumillhed. SC9-523) evenings only ..... tour_ call BdI at Sf9.I299. 1~ Wi"': ~7~farln~'I~ ~ rrwried Young people __ II. UIe your or not, to ... one • AU'l.ENrf BUILT SVo\MMI~ POOL bdnn. fum. nice apt .. ~ • =IiK':l~ ~ . 1.1~ 'AlRClCNlIT1OIII ~ teIePIane at hOme ~ the IIOIn ~_ 1663F == 2 males '-' one for apt. CMWt ·WAll. TO WAll. ~ 016 pftl. nI 9 pftl., to mike 85IPC1int- .-n,451-4W. BB11n • RJU.Y fUN9ED Female rocrnmne -*d. Broakside ·M.OjNTA/NANCE SERVICE =:"~ts~'l SfT'~ Nwor ,tip., bldg. 2II,t1p. 2A, 451-6183. ' N.IF\..E PAAKI~ 16ClF !sY~~ 2 more for 3 tmn;;B~ 'COINENENn CLOSE TO CN.1PUS ' SPECIAL PRICES FOR ~ Now Hiring snorers, if you snore 8I1IS would filrll! to Home Sweet Home c..rriria mobile home for rent. call ~ In II ~ prajed QlI 98S-3.Q2 ~ : 30 R sL.P ._~ 11nC"" after p.m. 15598 WALL STREET me after 5. ~322.9 . l"lF -....,...... ,...., - 51-< ...... ,~ 0IUIIe attadlBd trailers. a ir CXInd ., QUADS MIle roamnwte ,..... to .... apt•• - New Era Dairy Reed, avail. row. for , ._ far summer _ _ FlO • Goon ~.=;m .-n. call Sl9-1971 . group~ , 684-3218. I~ .. --. """"'---2~~. FOR INFOItWI"UON S-mP BY; lreegllrt>OQObOOt t2ll7 S. or c.n Rcaftnate for I2xSO tnlller-. Cdlie 451~",932-3< 1I Student Rentals ~1 23 Mobi1e Homes. ,,-, 1lIIve. &-4A6. --- I"I(!iIIo -"'9 can _'_'-...0 or 1610F • tor~ano !.t 5&9-21!8( Centrally air 19n model trailers, an Mobile Homes ..... ~ i enced c:rganist with equip. dIored and SE'tling pjlrallel with -, \~ for group. Terry. ~ . streets in M'boro, SI00 ~e tor & Mobile Home Spaces SOJrTVner term, no pets, call af1e" 4 • AIR OFFICE HOURS p .m. 6iI'-69S1 . 881182 • PAnos 9-5 DAlLY =:0: .. ~:.. ~~ " bef~ House fumished, ac. & dose to cbMl 11 - 3 SATURDAY a.m . cr late. 1573F town M'boro, in q,Jiet nei~, • ASPt1Al ROAD ~es only. no pets, call after 4 • MT1JRAI. G FACI L ES Mobile hOmeS. very CJlIW81ierrt to Female rmmatI!. for Garden PIIrIt p .m .• 6iI'-69S1 . 8B1181 apt. unmer. CMWt rum. S115, will n -tobile Home' IV!gOIiate. call seHll2 8fIer 5 : 001~ 10xS0 tr., 2 bedrooms nioe call 451- Gli ~ .~~~tc;h 616 . Park 457-6405 extra Ig. 2nd bdrm.. extra Ig. a ll • 2n3. BBI179 frostless refrlg •.freeD!r , 5 indl foam ROXANNE MIlle roarnma1e desperately -*IS, Rt . 6 H l ghW,y SJ mattress' with cI-. 00\00!rS, dcUIIe I~ mod. lQd) tr ~ Raunne 0 .. CMn 12x50 fr. carpeted and air conditioned 549· 3478 suIiItion 1hnHlut. andIore:t in CIlfI crete. fully *ir1ed, extra Ig. ac~ ex· $«I month & util.jJ; 451·V13. BBI178 SecretiIry. _ienaId In ability 10 ~~ . DeSoto. _rtment CNer garage, ant. tnI Ig. 101$ fully I~ . all _!her nwet people. h8ndIe ___ calls a ir, wtsidl! entrance, 1 bedroom, fur· streets and pari Recaad CartervIlle _ ~ , 2 Sophomores Water Skiing Grand Touring =n .~~·~ .~~i:: Auto Oub Approved housing ~~t!.I,~= : on area lakes Autocross LUXUfY 88110P 5 p.m. SUnday Lessons Tows --' far ____--lnel.al· ~ • 549-1853 Ph. ~ o.ly ~ . June 211. 1972 . .. 11 Bobby Hull signs with WHA tfor S2.5 million ST PAUL. Minn. (AP)-Bobby Hull, during the term of the contract with ad when Hull missed the first six weeks of Asked if other Chicago players would saying be has no regrets about lea~'!Jlg ditional income coming from endor the season after a contract dispute. follow his lead into the new league, Hua the National Hockey League, signed the sements of WHA Properties Ltd. "They got along without me before," said, "That remains to be seen. Several first of two World Hockey Association products. Hun said. "They still have a lot of good of the players have already signed." contracts Tuesday worth $2.5 million Hull predicted that Arthur and players. " Dennis Hull, his younger brother, for 10 years as playeN:oach of the Win William Wirtz, executives of the Black Hull said his main concern now is igned arly in the eason." nipeg Jets. Hawks, would not go to court in an at "gelting the WHA off the ground. Hull said he made up his miDd not to " I have no ax to grind, no regrets tempt to bar Hull from playing with the " I think the money involved does turn down the HW A oCfer a few weeks about my decision," said HUll, the 33- rival league, which begins play for the more good to boost my incentive to play ago, but added; 'This is the climax of it yejr-old left wing who has scored 604 first time this October. hockey," he said, adding that he plans all." regular-season goals in his 15 years " I don' t think they wiU," said Hull, to play at least five more years. with the Chicago Black Hawks. who was the active leading scorer and Hull flew in to Sl Paul aboard a char second aU-time goal produc r in the tered jet from Winnipeg to sign a con NHL. Rlinois State's Collins tract with the new WHA and rived a " I think they would be barking up the certified check for $1 million from Gary wrong tree. I think they will consider L. Davidson, WHA presidenl this as a business transaction. I know I Hull, Davidson and Winnipeg Jets had some difficulties with them a few chosen for Olympics President Ben Halskin then reboarded years ago but all that is resolved and an Olympic squad, but he's not the first the plane for a return trip to Winnipeg didn't :igure in my decision." he said. for Redbird coach Will Robinson. Spen wber the Golden J et was to sign a S1.5 Hull wa a ked at the news con cer Haywood, who played under Robin- million contract with the Jets. f r n what hi los would m an to the on at. Detroit Pershing High School, A WHA spokesman said the deal Black Hawks, who fini hed in la t place was the star oC the 1968 Olympics. should net HuH more than $3 miUion in the East Divi i n four ea ago Robinson was at the Olympic cam' this week to watch Collins perform. "The caliber oC competition wa very 'Daily 'Egyptian tough," Robinson reported. "They played tbe international style, in which you don't caU any picayuni b fouls. You just don't go to the free throw line. The Olympic team will disband until July 10, when lba will regroup forces at San Francisco, Calif" for a few days of 8ports practice before departing for a trainin~ camp at Hawaii. Hull's jump to new league backed by Chicago fans o.gc.w... ollins admits that be can use the Softball game played tonight Th om of R reatjon and In- tramurals ha relea ed the intramural Phils beal Cubs softball chedule for Wednesday. 6 p. m., Field I , Delta psi Ion v . Sad CHl AGO CAP ) - Mike Rvan drove Sackers: Field 3, R earcher' in four runs wilh a home run. a ingl V.O.' and a doubl to pow r the Philadelphia 7 p.m., Field I , Jane' Guy v' Phillies to a 7-4 triumph over th Kaycee' Kru ad rs; Field 3, Big tick Chicago ubs Tuesday for a plit of v . " House oC Gia " their baseball doubleheader. Anyone wi hing to nter a team in in The ub , coring three unearned tramural competition may do 0 until runs in the 'ixth inning with the aid of Monday, a cording loJim Evans, of th only one hit, won th pen · r 6-3 behind intramural office. Evans can answer F rgu on Jenkins' ix-hi t pitching. any qu tions at tht.' Arena, Room 128, All of Ryan' blow cam af~ r two or phon 453-2710. wer OUl H lugged h' ond hom r oC the year in the econd, ingled home a run in the futh and doubled hom Officials needed another in the v nth. The Office oC Recreation and In R Ii r Darrell Brandon, 4-1, took tramurals i looking for ofiliaU oC over from tart r Ken R ynold in the fi ials for its ummer program. fourth to am the alional agu vi Applicants must hay an ACT form tory. on file with the om of Student Work and Financial A i lance. All alone ~ hort e am i' required oC all ap Wfr'/ne Carter. a freshman from Sullivan. ~hcan T.he am can be tak n any Illinois, is taking advantage at a fnIe Urn by gOJng lO the Recreation and In recreation program in the Arena from 1 tramural ffi , Arena, Room 128. p.m to 6 p.m. daily. (Photo by Jay ffieial ' will be paid $3 (or a h Nee&fleman) g m they w rk. P.ga 12. o.ly EgypcI . June 28. 1972 Se.... 5512.69 ; Holscher-Wernig, Inc. , Taylor said. The appeal letter was academically ineligible. according fh wri~ deoorating i~~ as vices Chicago, $691.96; Rocbelles $535 ; Helleny's, $562.50; Fumiwre mailed Tuesdav lO review board to M . Eberhart, because follows : Inc., Chicago, $730 ; f'umirure Ce& Center• • 11. chairman Lawi nee OeMis. reg' !ration i ncorrectly averaged Chest eX drawers- f'umirure Cen ter, SI2O. Three " Delta" tables-Furnirure Hammond admitted be hould his grad originally by leaving out ter, Bloomington, Ind., S195 ; Three sofas-HelJeny' s, $870 ; Center, S2,013.90 ; Interior Planning hav lOpped the I tion if Taylor' transfer gra HeJJeny's, Carbondale, $315. f'umirure Center, S!*l. Associates, 52,031. grad poi DI made him ineJi ible for Hammond doubts the judgment Five tables-Helleny's, $459; Fur e! ted eXflee. he made in April. which allowed the niwre Center, $480. But Hahl mond has declJned to ac e! uon to r, will b the final Three s
Services, Chicago, SI07.50. One server-Helleny's, 5195 ; Fur rujack r waited for his plane 10 ~ niture Center, $225. re{u led and for the ra m m ane\". Carpeting- McClurg' Carpetland " Tum on the radio in a f~' mi nu and you' lI hear som thin SA Evansville, Ind. , $11 . 230 . ~ ; that will r th world," Ha nl ' Helleny's, 511,705 ; Zahner Co. , CEn reportedly I Id bis fri nd. . tralia, SI1.956. hort tim later. as the pi ra Fabric for Knoll chairs was c:r dered directly (rom the manufac plan wa about LO take ff. Hanlev' car with its horn w ndi . bJrer for 5127.211. truck two parked cars and then r i ~ ped thr gb a Ill-( t-high chain link Daily Egyptia n ~ nee. The car w hun up mom n- tarily by a concrete curb. bul the drl\'er r ed the m iog coover uble free, rammed throu bat I guard rail and wenl throu b a on