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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1989 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in January 1989 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Daily Egyptian Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Thursday, January 26, 1989, Vol. 75, No. 85.16 Pages Unity Point parents voice concerns Debate held on superintendent's dismissal By Jackie Spinner For the first time since the big mistake. Staff Writer board voted in December to "Mr. Broombaugh has been The Uuity Point School dlscuss Broombaugh's status, trying to change things and . Board was still in closed the Unity Point parents Wf>re make them better," Patterson session late Wednesday night given a chance to have their said. "He's the only one who determining the fate of voices heard. listens to the kids." Superintendent Gene Board President Keuneth Parent Sheila Black Broombaugh. Mitsdarffer announced that reminded the.. parents of the Over 100 parents, teachers the board would entertain board's role. ' and students crowded the comments from the public, "If you didn't' have con but would not be able to fidence in them (the board ~!~t! ~~~r;; S=!~ra~~~ answer questions. members>, then you shouldn't Broombaugh's potentiai "We're here to listen," have elected them," Black dismissal. Mitsdarffer said. "We want said. information. " The boar-d "tentatively" PCij-ent Steve Kraft said, Parent Tom Gutteridge said voted in December to not "The parents have forced as taxpayers, the parents renew Broombaugh's contract should have had input on how t~eir voice on the board " He and re"iew his performance the situation is being handled. in March. added, "The board won't talk, the teachers won't talk and He added that there bas The parents were told that the rumors have done nothing be(>" no willingness on ~ Broombaugh's contract migbt for the school's reputation." part of the board to include not be renewed for the good of Parent Becky Guard-Hale the parents, the tax payers the district, lack of com told the cheering crowd, "We footing the bill. - munication with the board, don't know who to support Gutteridge was referring to PhaID by s .... changing curriculum without until we know the facts." parental speculation about the board approval and improper Student Becky Patterson board "buying out" the Gene Broombaugh, left, superintendent of Unity Point School, disCiplinary action against a told the board that letting remainder of Broombaugh's and Kenneth Mitsdarff.. , ac:hool board president, field teacher. Broombaugh go would be a contract. comments from the audience Wednesday night. Obelisk resuscitation rv1ass transit board worried tackled for 1 988-89 about accuracy of old study By Jeanne Bickler Board of Trustees could :lror such a progrpm in the made up mainly uf ~M::::A!~ ;.~-: ,"_ ~estion ~ accuracy of the ~'Dext-})ba-se, an im- StattWriter fresbman," she said. Using -aD ·ei.ght-year~ld eight-yeai'-o,d study. plementation study. The volunteer staff of the The majority of the staff John Delaurentiis, lDOT "1 would expect an in- was not at SIU-C in 1986-87 -feasibility-need study in an virtually dead Obelisk II ongoing attempt to bring a representative, said the dependant counsulting firm to .yearbook-..has ·taken on a and none were working matter was a local issue and be truthful and honest about , task tlu:.t nobody else wants here, she said. They are all ~~:nsi!ise~r!::cer: that the 9uestion of need, in their recommendations " - to bring it back to life. trying now. two and a half bis ~piruon, was a'ready Dougherty said. ' years later, to piece among members of the mass The crew is currently transit board Wednesday. established. But, time is also a variable working on both the 1988-89 together the book. "What we need here is a as the board has until Aug. 1 hoc it and the unfinished, "We get a lot of nasty The Mass Transit Study traditional implementation !o have a consultant under of long-overdue 1986-87 book. calls and a lot nasty Feasibility Board met with a study," Delaurentiis said. contract or it will lose the "Nobody wants this book letters," Nick DiVito, co representative of the Illinois "You obviously need transit, $32,000 that IDOT has out more than we do," Sue editor, said. As many as Department of Transportation let's move on to the next step, promised for assistance. Shelton, the Obelisk's six inquiries come in every to discuss the board's how much will it cost, wbere If the deadline is not met, graauate ru;sistant, said. day from people who or progress. will we get the moooy'i" the University and the city of "It is our challenge to get dered the book back in 1986 Clarence Dougherty. vice Dougherty said the matter Carbondale would be faced this situation turned and have never recei"ed it, president fOl" campus services eould 6e resolved by adding a around." be said. and board member, said the question concerning the need See STUDY, Page 5 The 1988-t\9 books will be ready for regular fall delivery, Shelton said. The Suspects charged in liquor store robberies books are distributed in the By Richard Nunez fall to allow time for spring TJ's Liquors on Nov. 28. minimum sentence of six graduation pictures to be StalfWriter Vaughn also was charged . years and a maximum sen- processed. The two suspects in the with the attempted murder fJl tence fJl30 years. -, , In the midst of activity robbery of a Calbondale ::r..~. Liquor. employee "Because count. CJOe 8Dd on the current book, the motel were charged Wect. count two are alleged to have volunteers will finishing nesday with two cwnts of Vaughn allegedly pointed a occurred on separate dates, the 1986-87 book, Shelton armed robbery and one count gun at Armit's bead and the court could impose two said. "Hopefully, students of attempted murder by fired. shooting the clerk in the consecutiye sentences," Watt who ordered it will have it Circuit Court Judge David wrist and injuring another. said. in hand by the end of the Watt. Watt said the third charge Gus s.ys you don't Both suspects were charged semester," she said. Patrick Clark, 26, and in December with the robbery of attempted murder against "What people don't produce something with Willie Vaughn, 21. were of a clerk at the Heritage Vaughn also bas a six- to-3& realize is that we are a nothing unle.s you're a charged with the armed Motel on Nov. 29. ' year penalty and also could whole new staff this year, y.. rbook volunteer. robberies of Warehouse Judge Watt said the ad Liquor Mart on Nov. 16 and ditional charges carry a See SUSPECTS, Page I ThlsMoming Securities company fined $650 million R bbe pact NEW YORK CUPH - Wall restitution and plead guilty to with the government but transforming Drexel from a o ry sus Street. securities giant Drexel the securities violations to resisted unsealing its details modest operation to one of the charged for murder Burnh.lm Lambert Inc., in avoid being indicted on until Wednesday. financial community's most settling its federal securities racketeering charges for The settlement stipulates powerful securities tirms. He - Page 9 law violations, agr!!eBaseball hires Milxen, and withhold virtually financial fraud. compensated by Drexel, his year-end bonus, which is all of his estimated $200 On Tuesday, after a month directly or indirectly. and said to have amounted to new assistant million personal earnings for of negotiations between that no further compensation about $200 million. 1988, it was disclosed Wed- Drexel and the U.S. at will be paid to him volun -Sports 16 nesday. torney's office in Manhattan tarily, including any Milken's net worth was The company agreed in on the specifics of the distribution for work done in estimated by Forbes principle on Dec. 21 to pay agreement, the firm signed 1988." magazine to be in the I..-DrIDle__ ,_s_Os. ______• $650 million in fines and I its final 12-page settlement kilken. 42, is credited with neighborhood of $800 million. ~ •• a .,. i.i. •• "o ~ C'.. 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OR ~RUSALE¥ (UPI.I ~.J~~b seWers s:ma~ Yt'in,qows in PORK FRIED RICE cars' and homes ~tb:fdck$ 'and .clasllEld Witl1 resid~tIi of an ~rag ~)e ~ file W~t BaDk iii :retAlijltion Cot-· th~ ·s.toDing of $2.95* an . Israeli !btis',} 9ales'tinUm 'Soul-ees 'said Wedrlesday. The -Import Beer $1.00- se~tlers left leaflets strewn ac,ross tbe streets of. Biddya, 20 'SIIng ad In &. 1eOeIIie. free soda miles north of Jerusalem, wammg: _"Throwing stones is a two edged sword. If it will continue, it will cause damage to you and your property and safety," the sources said. .
Second Austrian reSignation within a week VIENNA, Austt!1l (UPI) - Parliament President Leopold Gratz announced Wednesday he woold resign next month to defend bimseJf against allegations he shielded a friend from prosecution for murder and insurance fraud. It was the second major resignati09announcement within a week in the scandal involving flamboyant Vienna cafe owner Udo Proksch, who fled Austria last year to avoid prosecution for an alleged in surance scam in which six people died.
Raids hit flrms~ homes linked to Libyan plant College Bowl The Varsity Sport Of The Mind' KARLSRUHE, West Germany (UPI) - Investigators raided three com~es ··and 12 homes' Wednesday to search for January 30 and February 2 evidence linking German firms with the construction of k suspected chemical weapons p~t in Libya, authorities said. " The coordinated raids came amid reports a technician em·· *Four Mer•• hers To A Team.. *Sign Up By January 27, 1989, 4:00p.m.ln'The"' . _ . ~::"} .\~\:.~~~=~~~e:!i.=J:aT.!':; . *Maximum Of Twtl Graduate German involvement in the plant. Students Per Team ; Stlldent Programming Council Office *$10.00 Registration Fee 3rd Floor Student Center Bush proposes fee to preserve thrift industry For More Information WASInNGTON (UPI) :..... President Bush is considering slapping a fee on customer deposits in banks and savings and loans to finance a multibillion-dollar rescue of. the thrift in dustry, but congressional Democrats said Wednesday the tax would never be enacted. In statements that provided rare public insight into administration deliberations, Bush and senior advisers defended the proposed charge as one option under consideration for resolving the financial crisis.
Senate 0 s Baker, votes on Dole, Darman WASHINGTON (UPI) - Effusive with praise, the Senate voted unanimously Wednesday to confirm the nomination of President Busb's politically. savvy friend James Baker as secretary of state. Senators voted 9IHI in favor of Baker, chairman of Bush's presidential campaign. for the No. 1 position in the Cabinet, and moved swiftly toward confirmation BURGERS votes for Elizabeth Dole,as labor ~tary. an~ Rifbard D~.~pudg~~~~: ...... '.," ,,' < •. .:.1 ill WINGS &"THINGS stafe\·.i .... .l" .. u •. d. .•. :': •. :, \. '" -~ .-~ .l Benzene spill causes fire, several injuries in building CHICAGO (UPI) - A smoky lire touched off by benzene gutted portions of one floor of a 36-Story high-rise building heavily. ~ted by elderly people Wednesday. causing several injuries, fire officials said. Fire Department spokesman Tom Sheppard said a painter renovating an 11th floor apartment in the Lake Shore Drive high-rise was injured Frankie's Hours: when the benzene he was using to strip the floors ignited. Monday thru Saturday Dally Egyptian 11 ;00 am - 2 am (USPS 169220) Sundays Publisbed daily in the Journalism and Egyptian LaboraIory Mooday 12:00 noon - 10 pm du:.ough Fri«;tay dllring the regular semeslers and Tuesday through Fnday dunng summer term by Southern Illinois University 204 W. College Communications Building, Carbondale, IL 62901. Second class po5lage paid at Carnondale. IL. Edito~ and business offices located in Communications Building. North w,m$. Phone 536-3311, Walter B. Jaehnig. rascal officer. S!Jbscnpuon rates are $45 per year or $28 for six months within the Umled; SIaIeS and $115 per year or $73 Cor six months in all foreign BAR· & GRILL countries. . . P~sun~1er: .Send change of address to Daily Egyptian; Shuthern llimotS UmversllY, Carbondale', D 62901 Black belt to teach defense to women most women." Women taught Some women who are confident of their ability to to deal with defend themselves can un derestimate the difficulty of fear of violence dealing with the violence or By LIsa Wam8 overestimate their abmty, Martinez said Staff Writer Martinez said the workshop Jackie Martinez, a seemd-, is important even to those who degree black belt and graduate are involved in athletics. assistant in speech com "If you lose the game, you munications, will instruct can play agaiD." Martinez women on how to deal with said "If you lose in self their greatestfear: violence. defense, you could be dead" "Self Defense for Women" is Each two-hour session a five-session, two-hour cOllSists of two parts. The first workshop, held from 7:30 to hour is a structured physical 9:30 p.m. Tuesdays, begining program in which the women Feb. 7 to March 7 in Room 158 learn the straight puu.ch, the of the Recreation Center. The froDt tick and elbow strikioJ. workshop introduces women Defense tactics increase m to the tactics they need to difficultai?': each session. combat violence against such as . with more than them. ODe attacker. Scrap art ''The workshop is aimed at developing skill but we want to Tim S"'m, a g~"'" 8tudent In w";' Fa.... HaH and the Allyn Building. It "The thought of being integrate the nhysical and the aculpture, used disclirded redwood to decision wHI be ..... at the end of the cbological.~·Martinez aaid. cr... "Precipice," which stands bet- month on w:..thwlt wHI ...... In. violent is very scary , ~ is a relatioasbip bet to most women. II ween body aDd mind" Women Dec\i to learn to deal -Jackie Martinez with violent attacks iDcluding rape, in anticipatioo of the fear Shryock to feature modern dance generated by a sudden coo The Oberlin Dance C0llec bas taught ballet and modern received several National frootation. she said. tive will begin Shryock dance in Europe and the U.S. Endowment for the Arts ''We are taught that violence "Women bave total Auditorium's Celebrity Series Sbe Ui on the dance panel of the Choreography Fellowships. is bad, but we live in a violent sovereignty over their bodies. spring seasoo atB p.m. Feb. 7. Community Arts Council and The company bas been given world," Martinez said "I take Anytime women have sex ODC, a modern dance was the recipient of the good reviews by the New york a realistic approach. If you against their will, it is rape," company, began in 1976 in SaD Isadora Duncan Award for Times, the San Francisco can'tescape, theooly way is to Martinez said "Even if we Francisco when a group of choreograpby in 1987. Examiner, the Village Voice, use violence. Women must aequiesce - give in to get it students from Oberlin College Katie Nelson, also an orginal tbe Miami Herald and direcUy coofroot violence with overwith-that is still rape." in Ohio and Brenda Way, a member, is co-artistic director numerous others. violence. Martinez bas taught self dance faculty member from and a dancer in the company. The program will include "Women have been taught to defense for 10 ~o of Oberlin, got together and Sbe received the Isadora Way's "Second Wind," smooth out situations, be those years in Ca . started performing in a COD Duncan Award in 1987 for "Natural Causes," "Format sneaky or talk their way out of Workshop enrollment bas verteo wareilouse. dance. Another original un and "Laundry Cycle." a situation. Tbe thought of increased from 10 in 1987 to 30 Way is the founder and member Kimi Okada, Ok Tickets are on sale at the being violent is very scary to in 1988. artistic director of ODC and associate cborE;)grapher, has Shryock Auditorium box office I -- •• , SPECIAL NORTH CENTRAL BmLE COLLEGE (expires January 31) Extension Bible Course Deep Pan Medium The Synoptic Gospels (Matthew. Mark and Luke) 2 Ingredient Pizza Instructor D. Crall $8.50 5:00 • 6:30 pm Tuesdays and 11Iursdays All Shots 7S~ Bottles $1.00 lbree Hour Cre«I'tCourse Pitchers $2.50 Class begins 11Iursday JaDuary 26th ~ Free Chow Mein Noodles wI Purchase . ~ • 4 ~.. . §~$'. 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...... ~ Dwdra lewMed; EdItaoW ...,. EdIIar...... CunIe; ~ EIIIDMI ..... EdIIar• ..-~AoIInI ...... EdIIar. w__ Hart is accountable for football's future WHEN FOOTBALL Coach Rey Dempsey led the 1983 Salukis to a Missouri Valley Conference title and a Division I-AA championship, the future of football at SIU-C lookedrosr· " Now it IS 1989 and the facts of life have brought SIU sports enthusiasts back to the hard light of reality. Dempsey deserted after the 1983 season. The next year the Dogs couldn't win a single game in the conference. They've posted only one winning record since their champkuship. After one season football coa\:h Rick Rhoades has become former football coach Rick Rhoades. ATHLETICS DIRECTOR Jim Hart must now decide w; /\.-.; +: where he is going to find a new football coach. The new coach wil! set the tone for the football program but not its Letters direction. It is up to Hart to do this. Hart should consider an in-house appointment to the position; someone who could serve as an undertaker for next year; and if necessary oversee a resurrection in Division II. Student: BAS needs visibility lt will be easier to hire a coach that will turn the football This letter is in response to certain attitude of the com by the CIA and FBI against our team llround when Hart decides which way he wapts it to the commentary that ap- mitt.ee. So if the shoe fits ... leaders of the 60s and today. turn. With the national signing day less than two weeks peared in the Jan. 19 DE. First We (the students) will not let We want to know more about away, Sill's harvest of high school talent will be scant nf) of all you say "that thOUJdl the you try to murder the out how the Greeks and Romans a~inistration sbould not standing character of Dr. got their knowledge from. the matter who takes over. remstate a BAS course in the Tripp with your brain-dead Africans .and covered it to GE curriculum this is no leave anaJ"iS of the BAS situation. make it their own. We want to IT SEEMS THAT a reaS!;essment of the entire program for it to sbortchange the H tbe editors had taken any know more about Africa being is in order. If this University isn't willing to expend the program." The Black BAS courses they would know the beginning of civilization. resourcE:S or the will to support a successful division I-AA American Studies plT.gnlm Tripp is incapable of being a As it stands todav, American football team then it shouldn't be throwing $200,000 a year needs and wants visibility. H racist. Ur. Tripp'. ex and-or Westfora 'history bas atit. the Cosby Sbow was taken out traordinary lead.nbip "ill go fallen very short of educating Moving the program to Division II would save the of prime time and moved to an untouched by any other faculty the masses of people, both University money in scholarships and might even boost 11 p.m. slot, the show WOUld member and he bas left an black and white; about true footb?.1l revenue if the Salukis can win more games. lose a bulk of viewers. The everlasting impression on his history. The attitude about the same applies to the BAS students. I have come to University not being in Africa program. Further, the dif- realize tbat while tbe and therefore making African AT THIS POINT the football program is in shambles and ference between our BAS Univenitv may want to culture less important is a the situation will not improve by next year. It is up to the program and the one at eontiJwe ~u.e.BAS 'PI'4IP'aIIl. long-sight.edness of administrators like Hart to turn the Northwestern is that our: their I'M is to replace, in r::~~~= program nito an asset for the University. program was already a part of structors who teach real truth be williDg to bet the editorial the m~ curriculum and then witbthosewhowillwaterdown staff is wbite and unjustly removed. the African-American ex predominantly male. Opinions . perience to a mere mention. It is time we take a real look The other lIOint I would like This fragmenting of the ~ at Ameriean-Western history. to make is m regard to Dr. American program is To take a reallcd would mean from elsewhere.
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SCROOGED THUaSDAYS 3-5PM Tbesplrits StartIng Febru.." 9th wiD !110ft you. •• ~ Call 536-4441 for an InteMew. Ask'for Barb or STARTS fRIDAY! Maurt.en. For individual HEI.J.BOUND counseling. HEUBAlSERll 536·4441 "Move Oller Freddy. Pinhead is the new horror hero:' [E) to. ,. ~'V"t'/"~,~U."H""" City to hold forum Mocels Students Wanted Mole and Female for Halloween:days contribute SIU Student volunteers for DOily Egyptian Fashion By Kathle.n OeBo and in the mall," he said. Edition Staff Writer Vaughn said the survey to march team will talk to local The Halloween Core Com· businesspeople from about 10 About 200 University mittee will hold a forum at 7 industries and subindustries, students, in conjunction p.m. Feb. 14 in City Council including transportation, fast with the Mothers March Chambers to receive the food, recycling and retail of Dimes, will canvass public's comments about liquor sales, in face-to.face the Carbondale area Halloween Fair Days. inie"Views. Saturday seeking The committee will set time "The sales figures may be donations to aid in the limits for speakers, but it will just their estimates as to prevention of birth not answer questions or whether they did better or defects. discuss issues with them. not," he said. At its meeting held Tuesday The survey team, which will Registration for the Lunch Special 11-2:3C morning, the committee heard consist of about six people, "Students Help Mothers proposals from represen· already has such statistics as March" will begin at9:3O .. ;; ,.. _.. , Sweet & Sour Pork or tatives of the College of the amount of police overtime a.m. at the Student Vegetable Delight Business and Administration needed; however, the in· Center. Instructions for LIlCludca: for a survey of the economic formation needs to be sorted. participating students impact of Halloween Fair "We don't have good facts will be provided at ';:u $2.95 registration. Days. from sm for some reason. We Seeti the difference? P'por~;:d1idt... Irene Carlton, director of the will try to get as much detailed The march will begin Try a Chinese Diet! Don', Be The Nexl Person Business Research and facts as possible from the at 10 a.m. and finish at Management Services In· agencies," Vaughn said. about 2 p.m. at the free deliverv In The Buffel Line stitute, which is part of the University Mall, event $10 minimum Rt. 51 South 549·7231 college, said the college was The survey will take about headquarters, perparing a survey that she four weeks of research and a had intended originally to week of analyzing and writing This is the third year finish it by spring 6reak. The up the results, if it is finished that students have committee wants the survey by :.he committee's deadline, organized to assist in the by the end of February. be said. Mothers Marrh. Last Don Vaughn, director of the He said one graduate year students generated Business Research Center for assistant is doing library $10,271. KINKO'S HOURS the college, said it is essen research and reading tially a cost·benefit analysis newspaper clippings to try to study. find news articles about the He said the survey will effects similar Halloween Spring Films '89 compare sales for Halloween events have on other com· S~u~f'l C~"":er AvC°t)t •.;"I .. weekend with sales for the munities, such as the effect the :IPC A S"'OW5 $' weekends before and after. University of Illinois "We may try to contact m'iSt Halloween event has on Heavy Metal of the store owners on the Strip Champaign. a Fri. & Sat. Jan. 27 &28 Hours Week 8& 10 pm Fritz The Cat COpy AROUND THE CLOCK Tonight FREE "Image of Carbondale Map/Poster," 6:30 & 8:30 pm for the first 50 customers with this coupon. for more info call: 536-3393 549-0788 THE MOS' CONTROVERSIAL FILM OF THE YEAR I'BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR!" THE NATIONAL BOARD OF REVIEW I'BEST MOVIE OF THE YEAR!' Roger Ebert, SISKEL & EBERT IRE WI.lfM HACKMAN DAFOE 1111111;;2111 I FREDERICK lOLlO,.. AI ALAN PARKER iii GENE HACKMAN WIllEM DAFOE "MISSISSIPPI BURNING" ...... _TlIEVIII JONES £iIij _ 00 HAMBUNG, ill PnbI_ PHIUP HARRISON GEOffREY KIRKLAND ...~ ..... PETER BIZIO~ III ... CHIm 6EROlMO ~~II ~,~!~~~!IE!,~~ ~_~~.~~~!.~ ~~:~~E~,R!=.~ ..~!~ NOW PLAYING AT THEATRES EVERYWHERE. . . •. , ...... ' ...... ···o.uy~~s~~.~,.;page1' ',:' Florida governor threatened CHECKS following Bundy's execution * Money Orders TA.LLAlWsSEE, Fla. (UPI) Martme!. Martinez' twin 2-year-old *TItle 8... Registration - Security was tightened "The~ things happen. The granddaughters. Service around Gov. Bob Martinez governor's certainly not going Bundy was under separate after the governor's mansion to be curtailing his activities death sentences for the rrivate MaIlboxes for Rent received a threatening beause of them (the threats)," murders, also in 1978, of two ·.990 Passenger car renewal stickers telephone call from a woman Peck said. Florida State students. laza Shopping Center 606 S. Illinois, Carbondale 549-3202 upset about the execution of The threat was taken Ted Bundy, a newspaper seriously only after the woman reported Wednesday. called back Tuesday morning, The Orlando Sentinel, citing shortly after the execution, an unidentified source familiar and reminded the Florida with Martinez' security, said a Department of Law En woman made threatening forcement agent who an KAHALA remarks against the governor swered the phone of her earlier Monday night, following his warning. appearance to discuss the The source said the woman Bundy execution on ABC's warned that if she could not get "Nightline." the governor, she would harm The woman warned Mar "somebody he loves." GARDENS tinez to stop Bundy's execution The threats prompted extra for the 1978 murder of a 12- security for Martinez, who was UNDER NEW year-old Lake City girl, the accompanied by three agents newspaper said. when he walked from the MANAGEMENT Officials refused to confirm Capitol to the Hilton Hotel for or deny the report. lunch. Another agent followed our New York City chefs "It's just not something we ina car. go around talking about," said The source said two agents cook for you. were sent to Tampa to guard Jon ~eck, press secretary to .AII couples receive a free Fuji Volcano with dinner. • Singles receive a glass of white wine :,rTh;9\.- free with dinner (after 3 pm)_ American Tap .Birthdays or any other celebration Happy Hoar 12-9 pm rI will receive a free cocktail. 9nif#r 40e drafts ~tr r.------after 9:00 ' :10% ANY i ~~ Rockin Tommy B DJ Show ~ :OFF MAIN r ~ ~~mMIU!T Great Shooms Competition A' I : DISH t Dinner 3 p.m. - 9 p.m. ~~~iti....~~"-'"'~~/ L~~~~~.. .!~!..._t~_'=.~J Fri. & Sat. 10 p.m. ,..~ -' FINANCIAL AID WORKSHOPS Pinch Penny Tuesday, January 31, 1989 Student Center Mississippi Room Pub 2:00 pm and 7:00 pm Thyrsdgy It you would like to learn more about financial assistance, including the various financial aid programs available, the required application I procedures and the application deadlines, <#>Ladies Vay ~ please plan to attend. Every Thursday 3pm to 20m Paid forbV Ladies buy anyone of the Pub's fine the Financial Aid Office quality drinks and get your next one free Tres Register To Win ~~ HOlI)tires f!'I!!I!IIil8 Spring Break Muieal) Ilqtaura.,c Tonight in Jamaica Rock-n-Roll with (Includes hotel and Airfare - 8 days on Montego Bay, -Register every Thursday The Modern *Three names drawn every Thursday at Day midnight. All names chosen receive prizes ;- .....: .. ;: '.. :.' Saints and qualify for final drawing March 4. '::(.: :;~·::.:\\\:X ~:'.. ::.',': . Drink SpecIals .• :';".:' ...•...... '. .... I 9:OOprn-Close 1:!mii:uQi $1_35 Appleton Gold Rum $1.25
Page 8. Daily Egyptian. January 26, 1989 r------Coupon ------, Suspect charged in stabbing I· Cochran's Amoco I I Oil Change Special I death of Carbondale resident C Includes up to 5 qts. oil ~ By Richard Nunez the murder of Melvin Howard. ~ - Oil Filter - Chassis Lube ~ StalfWriter Grace would not say if Howard 13 t. Only $12.95 t..:I, confessed to the murder A suspect in the stabbing I ~T'" Domestic Cars ~T'" I charges. I ·AMOCO ---, ·AMOCO· I death of a Carbondale man has Grace said cocaine is I ~I'" !Coupon N..!'cessor\lj ~I'" I been charged on three counts suspected as the prime motive I Expires 2-1-89 . I of first-degree murder, Car in connection with the murder. I ______cou n ______~_J bondale Police Chief Ed Hogan "Drugs are apparent said Wednesday. throughout the investigation." John Howard Jr.. 25, was Grace said. "This in arrested for the murder of vestigation was the most Melvin Howard Jr. On Jan. 3, extensive and intensive one for Melvin Howard was found on a tbree-week period. to the floor of his home at 413 N. Grace saia there were in Brush St., suffering from stab dications of Howard's wounds and was pronounced presence in the arE'a at the dead on arrival at Memorial time of the murder, but would Hospital of Carbondale. not comment as to how police Hogan said the two men were informed or if any wit were not related and that John John Howard Jr. nesses were involved. Howard was a former tenant of Hogan said a knife was Melvin Howard, 45, who owned 710-12 E. Main. Howard was recovered and is being tested the building on Brush Street. arrested Tuesday in Jefferson in connection wIth the murder. State's Attorney Charles County by Carbondalp. and The murder warrant was Grace said a warrant was Mount Vernon Police. issued late Tuesday night by issued to John Howard Jan. 18 Following an interview with Grace and signed by Circuit for the Dt:C. 21 burglary of John Howard, Grace said a Court Judge David Watt. Bond FoosbaII Billiards . Darts Carbondale Mini-Warehouses,. warrant was issued to him for was set at $100,000. Horse ... hoe~ 52lJ-9577.· Volleyball Council meeting to discuss hiring CANCUN of city manager The Carbondale City Cwncil $429.°0 'will hold a special meeting at SPRING BREAK • S).-ing Films .Travel & Rec. ~~·~ba~~~ the appointment of a new city • Roundtrip Air • Video • Center Programming manager. from St. Louis • Expressive Arts • Concerts Mayor Neil Dillard would • Condo 8 Days • Fine Arts • Special Events not comment if an an 7 Nights nouncement of the new • Promotions manager would be made. • Located on the Beach The council began in terviewing candidates Jan. 13 00 Hew Member Hight at the Carbondale Holiday Inn. $229. AirOnIy Restrictions Apply Wednesday, Feb. lst 7:30 pm 529-5511 Student Center Ballroom A 700 S. Illinois Ave. Refreshments will be served. Borgsmiller For more info call: 536-3393 A Restaurant for AU RellSons Travels Presen!:s Thursday Cruise Night' Free Buffet with Cocktails 8-11 pm Yla!:!re~!e!t~ :LUBsE,O~LFILTER Specialty Drinks $1.50 Margaritas & Coronas $1.50 '----~~~S~P~E~CI~A-L-TI-R-E-PU-R-C-H-A-S-E~I 19.!~ 16 oz. Draft $1.00 TRIUMPH 4·PACK All s...on St_I ..lt", ...... (fIRBONl)flLE Pick your ...... Plck your .... Ice 120] E MIN ST 529-]1]6 - 13rr,=$.l~O MONDA Y-SATURDA Y 0 OPEN 7:30 AM , J175e01R. 13$1 6 4 for 14 o S.I.U.HilleJ OPEN SUNDAY 10:30 18575R-14 20575R 14 hosts a FINALLY. Bowling Party TAKING (fiRE OF "l9575R.1$170 fund raiser yoaR (fIR IS no fora Soviet BIG DEflU 15 ~f:!15 Jewish Refusenik family. Sponsor yourself and/or sign up friends 8 for x cents per point. lZ J_ Sponsor sheets ::c:,...... - ...... available at Hillel office :."'~-=-=.. 913 S.lIlinois & at I ----_._W .... II event. I NO cmtaI DIBCWIfI'I APPly· For details call ; 1:v&ItUll 7"1 549-7387 l 457·4007 L___ ~!9__ _ Sat. Feb. 4 7:30pm ,,,,, SIU StUd. Center H! .Bc~~f\Q~U~P i. 11111 Briefs Daily Egyptian ROTOR AND Wing Association of America meets at 7 tonight in the Student Classified Center Ohio Room. For r=::;J details, call 457-5847. '-I-.- r.::=l 536-3311 ~ PARENTS ASSOCIATION DIRECTORi" Committee will meet at 6 .- ForSa/e: For Rent: tonight in the Student Center (I) Auto - Apartmen1 Cornith Room. For details, call Pans 4: Services Houses 453-5714. CIl MOlOR:ycles Mobile Homes RecreationaI Vehicles Townhome& PHI BETA Sigma Frat'!r Bicycles oity Inc. would like to invite all tU Duplexes - Homes Rooms interested men to its spring Mobile Homes Roommlltes smoker at 7 tonight in the Rea.lEstate Student Center. Mohile Home Lots Antiques -U Business Property Books PRSSA WILL hold a social Warued 10 Rent Cameras for interested public relations Sublease students at 6:30 tonight in the Computers Communications Building, Electronics second floor. Executive Fumilure positions are open. Musical PelS 4: Supplies WSIU-FM WILL hold ca Sporting Goods meeting for anyone interested • MisceIIancous in getting involved with public radio at 6 tonight in the Communications Building Room 1046. For details, COIl tact Mary Jane Dwyer or Tom Godell at 453-4343. .- CHEMISTRY-BIOCHEM ISTRY will have coffee and '-t- doughnuts for organic ('.an didates at 10 a.m. Friday in .-eI) Neckers 229. (IJ UNIVERSITY PLACEME NT Center workshop: In terviewing Skills at 1 today in fa Quigley 106; Career Search Strategies at 11 a.m. Friday in Quigley 206. SIU CHINESE Bible -U Fellowship orientation dinner will be held at 6 p.m. Friday at CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADVERTISING the Evangelical Presbyterian Open RaIe..._. __.$6.15 per colunm meb. per day Church, 624 N. Oakland. Minimwn Ad Size: 1 COIWM inch Transportation is provided. Spaa: Reservation Deadline: 2 p.m.. 2 days prior 10 For details, call Siew Fong 529- pub1icaliaa 5835 or Varonica, 457-2905. Requirements: AIl J column classified display advertisements AMERICAN MARKETING are ~ 10 have a 2-poim boJdel. OdICI' borders are Association will meet at 7 acceptable on 181"gec COIWM widths. Revcne advc:r6semcl.ts tonight in Lawson 221. • '-not accepable in classified display.
S\,:~ERGY VOLUNTEER SMILE ADVERTISING RATES: applications being taken until 1 incb. _____ ..$6.00 Minimum Ad Size: Sunday for spring training. $1.00 for each Idditional inch. 1 Colwnn LOSS OF UCENSE sa". Black College credit is available. Artwork charge..$l.OO Maximwn Ad Size: Honda V4S SaIn (750); v-aha Learn communication skills Pbolngrapb charge..$S.OO 1 coL 1I 16 inches :!.600,.;t.,"":.:.I0~~ and crisis intervention. For ~~...... 6 CDI 29-9150, ask information call 529-2220. Space Reservation Deadline: 2 p.m., 2 days prior 10 J publica!ion - 1·30-89 A72AdIZ 1983 SUZUKI GS55Ot. mini shape. POLLUTION CONTROL Requirements: Smile ad rates are designed 10 be used by indi ~ original mila.. $900 080. will have a recruitment r) (j 1Don" ,Ive upl car~ .. 536-8236. vid~1s or ~ganizalions for pecsonaI advertising _. birthdays, 2·2-89 mJAc9J meeting at 7 tonight in the 8IU"-";nanes, congrarulations. etc. and nor Co-: comm~ia1 .:::.../ look In .he J 9U SUZUd GS:i3Of. in ...,.n.;.r Student Center Mackinaw use or 10 IIDnOUDce evalls...... d .• lib _. 11""" ...1.. only Room. For details, call 536- • D.L CLASSIFIED 5750_ Cal 457-8519. 7511. . SD-D11 1·30;89 15.!3Ad!7
HELLENIC STUDENT Association will hold elections at 7 p.m. Friday in the Student CPJ1ter Ohio Room. -$200 scholarship C(J~ available for two ~,jf female students Women students at SIU-C 3 Lines • $3.5~ may apply for two $200 Place your message in the boxes provided. Return this fOrm with payment scholarships offered by the Women's Caucus. One • Remember punctuation and spaces. by February 10, 12 noon to: scholarship will go to a The Daily Egyptian Classified Dept-, minority student, the other to Communications Building Rm 1259 an older or working student Both graduate and un Carbondale, Il 62901 derElraduate students are fffiffi 111111111111111111111111 For more inrormation, call 536-3311 eligible. • Subject to approml and may be m.oised M Tejt.ct.ed at any time. Award considerations in- .- clude scholastic '-t- • No foreign languages Valentine Messages will appear achievements, life experience, • _ service activities and need. , ... ~~~e Tuesday, February 14 Applicants must submit a ..~ resse in the Dally Egyptian transcript, brief biography , .. Phon _____ Receipt# ___ and two letters of reference ..~ Please charge to my credit card from professors, c~workers or fa friends to Pam Brandt in the o VISA 0 Mo" .... Cord SIU-C personnel office. Credit card expiration date ---.1__ The deadline is March 8 and _ 11111111111111111 monlh/year not February 3 as reported in U Please give us your expiration date the January 1989 issue of so we can process your order Signawre Women In Transition NewsleLW...... t tt •• I I ••• I. • ,. I •• I.' II .. ' I. • ~ •••• : ••••• :.: •••••• 1 P"ltt,.~i9' Ft~~~.~ 1.-,.: I ( . FURNISHED 2 BEDROOM hou ... CARBONDALE NICE 2 bed<~ .... apI.' newly remodeled. 606 E. parle Iocaled in quiel pork. Call 529 51. 1-893·4033. 2A32 or 529·1606. 5·10-89 '502110153 1·30-89 ... 12248cBB MURPHYSBORO- SUBlEASE·NICE FURNISHED - MOBILE - HOMES, l0;e.a 2 bedroom, q~, 1' Country Club Circle Sugar Tree . )l.i. Imperial NEXT TERM ••••••• ··CHOOSE eEnergy Efficient Apartments '-rOO~ Living The Convenience_ ..... The Location Renting for '-<~'3L -LaundryIPaol The Price •••••••••••••••• The Comfort Spring Semester eMlnutes From ~~~ 1 Bedroom & -::antil RENTALS Campus ~_~i.~., __' _"". . Efficiencies ~'iifiR' Office At: eWaik to University N_ 2 Bedroom Apartments 501 E. College Clean, Quiet Mall Laundry Facilities CAMPUS SQUARE Sign now through -Eff. 1.2. &3 B/R 549-6610 Acrosl from Meadow Ridge spring semester Fur. & Unfur. By AppLOnly Wall & Campul .57-3~21 and Royal Rentals eNowLeasI... will live you your 529-4611 choice of a T.V. 529-4511 More For Your Rent Dollar or Microwave. 1195 E. Walnut Carbondale Mobile Homes Starting ai :1!i~ a month 457-4422 8:30-5 M-F Lot!i Avaiiable Starting at $75 a month ****************TWO 8t mREE it *' ; • CABLE\I1SlON ie BEDROOM HOMES e LAUNDROMAT iV Ht:.N:-ALS *' : e FREE I AWN eERVICE ' ie 402 1/2 W. Walnut I, • LOCKED POST BultoSIU *' OFFICE 8(',(E!!' F,.. $25 month / ie 515 S. Logan *' 1 • FREE CITY WATER. SEWr;t SALE 408 1/2 E. Hester I • FREE TRASH PlCK-UI' ie *' e INDOOR POOL A-1 TV .l ie 500 W. College 2 lC- ! 457·7009 i ie 506 S. Dixon *' North Highway 51 715 S, Illinois : iC 529·1082 i ',=R 549.3000 ::'COQiil/'iII. *' j~Q ~IDW. '~"*'*'******'*-*******"1''--_=-;;:' __'';'' __~~~~~~j''i;j' Daily wypYa~.fjmt}~~.p~,~( tH~ , PERSON NEEDED 10 shar. 3 I STUDENT WORKER WANTED WANlt:I.I: MAl!: ATIt:NDANT lor ! =.r.!.~s:~Iiob!e, . pc!!d~"%~~': ~~. Call 54\1·3645 ar ~ eorperienca. Duties include !ifofNf WORKER NE~Cfr NEEDED 101" haol'~ .. at 604 W Carico~ and 608 I 10 t!,"rtha:: ::::r. t.':::: offie. worI.. Conlocl Ali at~· immedialely. Coli 453-4419 by 5774«867-3006. 'f3~t'"- 549·3930. 16188g8S Ja:w«y 27, 1989. 1-27-89 2.407C86 NE~D RooMMAlE. MEADOW Ridge. Lg fum bedroom, ,..,. nice I 1l7vR~6ID tfK!d;~.lzr ~~NIo~!"!wC~~ do .. to campuL Jan ..... Ireii 529· """"""'. 10 lake diclation. I~ bu.ine.. awn.... Guaranl... d '029. commiuions. HonmI \·31·89 2164Sa88 rn 0:: ~~. $5 per -ng. and FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED J.26.89 2193W =s=.;.~~~ry:iJ5i1;;J nice 2 bdrm lrailer $98.50, 1/2 t-OHTAIONGAPPlICAl1ONSIQ( ,. 2·14-=119 2161C98 uli~Iies,Iurni>hed, call 457 ·4594. kik'- heIo. """'" at E"'f>'!<"'"'. WANTED: PEfifE, ENERGEtIC.. 1·26-89 1509Bg85 Palace, 100 S. !l:nCi. A_ cIt.r 51 hardworking waiHr..... apply • _M, 3 ~ need 1 mor •. ).~89 2279C85 ~~ at !he Anwicun T!i39C91 ~n!q~e, $1\5 ·mo., all ulililies Included. 52\1·3513. IMMEDIATE NEED FOR "udenl BE ON tv. Mony needea lor 2·15-89 2178Bg99 1176 E. WALNUT,S bdrm, 4 =*,R~J!:'~ W~~~~l~(!Itm- peopl. need • more. Next 10 Univenity Mal. $170 mo., 01 uht ~c.r~~~h.I5-20 hro., ~!7Es NOW HIRI~~'~~~ ind.529·3513. 2+89 2325C89 aHenda~ .., 1...... 1 agenl., 2-15-89 2179!lg99 NEEDED DBNERY PEOPLE MUll ~.!=hClmcs, .cullom., Mrvic•. ROOMMATE NEEDED fOR Sping bell1)nold '-~CDr Lilflngo soJa .... to $105K. Entry $em., own room, third uht, next to and i~. ~ 606 S iii,.,;... 1M poIIlio",. call 1-805-68:1- campul.549-\929or529·4576...... Pizza Hut ~ 6000 E.I A·9501. 1·27·811 ISI06gS6 1.26-B . 2290C85 2·8-89 9890C'94 NONSMOKING MALE DENTIST . THE COLLEGE 01 I OVERSEAS JOB. S900'2~ mo GC?W, Sll:VER(,:N i-toIry, Technical Careero SouIhem 1Ii"';1 Su"""", yr "",nd aU COIInln.. aI ,-.... 1IarIing. cards, cIaiI ~~8fACH ..!118" ~~":.~W ~ at~, ""'_ lields. Fr.. info wrile lJC PO Bo.. ri!'ll':' etc. J and; Coins, 821 S. uti~fies. 549·4250. a lull-lim. I.aching/ ..rvic. I 52-llOI Corona 0.1 Mar, CA • ..,.•. 457-6831. I ~Mt.'1JrAII' ..!136- 1·27-89 15178086 SIM,atiiHrJ ROOM IN 12X70 Trailer, no.ural c::!r;.n,:, ~tw~ Stlt~I ~I~' Q916C8§ 5~:r CASH KiR 21~ a Ii.cDI ~ pooi~nning'; GOV~ ~ $16,040.5923~ mofor!'Yd. conlacl ~"99 or 'A."!:"..'fIl$JJ!ll ..!t07' ~;::;.~~~02t: ~;.'7~" 22ll9F8 2· 11 -89 21826089 ~I,hy.;..~~ ~.;;)fior~~·liJI. ~at549-7397. S ..,.,rtAIr'lll ".,1lI/1UffI MEADOWRIDGE ROOMMATE WAN~EDI WOlh.r/dr~er. miaowove, clilhwa.her irv!·.. iaed. $r~;E; ~~~~~~ J"'·'···'·'''~I.i4'[~:f···········} I ~~.=abIa. Jan. rentEroel :::aI ~;S:%l~ ~:E2~~~~t~~r:EE 11'e:~~~~Frr!l :;~~~LE TO Shar;~t'r.:. Seryic.... Coll.g. of Technical ~~~. I prasnanl and conlideri_nJJ :1t.. $150 mo., incIu. all util., 2 mi. So. No pels. 457·7685. Careers Sc>uIheni Iii,.,;. Uni....,;ty - 492C87 0d0iiIi0n. ... - '*Y ...... '-I I~======-:: at Ca,{,.;ndale, Illinoi. 62901· :r= ~~~ss (1 2811-7100. Expen ... paid. ~f~mSIBLE MALE Jj~ ~J~' ~n(6181~~! neW 1.:..:::1. l...!.ion show-='ty ~Al49. 210lFb87 The Hottest .-...dod to shan. 4 bch. AClion/Equal Opporlunily ho"'t.or oa~ r"P'. CaU 5211- IDYiNG COUi'iE, wmr"",01 1lt Spring Break ~~;':: ~~6~:W:22~~~r. 1·31-89 23938g88 ~. 1107C87i~O~~'dF~ ~~~~~it to 1 fEMALE NEEDED to share • bdrm al'I., Lewi. Park. Clean, =~c~:=:~;$1 KZlluBRbii;J,ti!1 ar;: Cal ':;:.; South Padre furnisheCl. $165 per mo. Bonnie I~al '-eli". Fle.ibl ••toIling THE HANDYMAN _ EVERYTHNG ~- RAPP..".",:Afii!lj 457-2784 or 549-6348. avallabl•. 51. Joseph Memorial .lrom repairin.llio ..-.leling ~a;oopIe""""ol;oaby or 1·27-89 UG3!\:,86 HoOP-ilal, 800 N. Second St., I yarclwo .. and-hauling. QualitY .. ~ aur ...... We oller ..... Cancun ~.~,d62966.684-3156 it89~457-70~. :'edkZ( and a ~ ';:d: [·~I=:~··:.·.:JI 2-1-89 W3C89 I HOUSE CLEANING lE~ conliclenlial.~ our _ ....y packages at GARAGE fOR RENT: Carbondale ~<;~~~i~~E'E~;A~~~c~ =~ ;;~r;~~-' contact ~~~~-2800,"" t.i $199 car, boat storage etc. CoR 549· COlp/K.n)'l:l aHignmenl. Six 1.30=89 225IW 1-31-89 P41fP88 2918. Agriculture/Education Instruclon SPENO A YR. as a Nanny. Enjoy I'IlfGNANn CONSIDERING Transportation 1.~89 155Q8;87 ~ramo at N""l' York, Philo., !he becich. Pa): ~LCJur !lapp, fa,!,i!y is available ;::::te'...':...• "..--- iIas.""!,,," oIIlOaIIS/ ..... "'!""'Y.Raamanil __ Ior-.a_lIoI>ypn I Sublease .p. ·1 ~'t~~~~ ~.r;!: ~!.n,:'~:;:neli", i~':1 p~:~~ ~ Call: 1n anr '" the 1oI~ area: Plant I Placemenl, 301 N. Harri. ::N!. our otty CD/Iect 14081 288-7'00 Bryan or Tiffany· ~~, !::. ..e;=: :~~:1~~5-' NJ 08540; (6091 ~~~ 2?11fP92 Ag ~xlan"on, AlJuatic. Biolog~ 1'27-89' 2198E86 .bOPTiON: FINANCIALLY 549·5414 A.grl~ultur. Englnee~lng, So,I HANDYMAN WITH PICKUP will SECURE chil ..... CI>UpIe wish to Chemilfry, c",p Pi'oduction, "-e clean and haul anyrhi Tr_ adapl inlanl. Will give 10.. 1.. ------·--'" Agronomy, .....I.hra. 200109):\ r.-.-... or trimmed '!..ying wam.th, _un)y. ~/MecIic;;! COmpul.r Scienc., Qperaliona ~irgs torn ...... k. Cal 52\1: ___ paid. ~I ...... 618- The :,=c~~;Q Ha9 1.u6E89 ~!:9,§().Tomand~2'!i!I!Jl D1 Chemi.lry, Microbiology, MINI WAREHOUSE StORAGE PR!G~Nf' ADOPtiOiIflSClli Bahama Phytopalhology. Mycology. A N_ 6x8'. and 7,,8', i~ alle",aliy•• (:hildl... coupl., ="i.'!=m~s;Z ~lnduslrialPark.457. =;;:~~,....Iot."':f Happy 7727. HQ..89 230~Ell6 .... andahi:.wt'-~ Chlcs 2·2=89 2224C9O HANDYMAN, H.t.UIJNG, PORCH ~ paiif. -Call collect 217.. st PROGRAM COORDINATOR buildi~g, guH ... and z.lw5003. ...,.. 21 ~ 1:!.~ ~:to? roles. Call 529· AiloPi6l, A WY j~1ft ~-373. lor d.tail.: &21 ~ 1§J«!lXl our Ii .... W. off_ ...... and BIrthday ~ U, Spn i. clacdine lor THE GiUiUT BiiADifi Day <:are ~. ""'" mn ,,*, --... a~'ications. Send 10 dir.dor Cenl_ now hal opening I lor UI at 2T7-877-988& or our ~x h.'i:~,~~r College. ~i~'t-~':'!:io.:..u 457- ~~352-8037,...a..t. Wishes to 2-2=89 1418C9Q 2-7-89 2211!E93 l>6"FyouRG SON I~~ Congratulate ;:r:..'t"chilclWe,: ~ NEWS PHOTOGRAPHER he.¥. _. We _lei likie to their newly (must have ACT on file) =:. :!l:~~.2J:' a~ elected offlcers "" adopIian, cali tIS CDIIod 1·312- fOT 1989 Photo Journalism training preferred. r.~·;~~.;;4i.' -...... 1-'" 22.t.ft85 Approximately 20 hours per week. PIl£SID£IVr LOVING SECllIlE C01ll'Ul Pick up applications at the wiIbea to..tapt..-born. Mike Slevin Communication Building room I!Jpensca pUl c.uCollccl.mytime 1247H, Bene I'KZ Daily Egyptian 31l-472-6386 ; PllESlDD'fI' Dave Neilson Application Deadline: PREGNANT? Friday, Jan 27 call BIRTHRIGHT Free ~ Testing Bestlrlend BECOIlDI1'IG CanfidenlialAuiata'1C8 SURETARY D · Egyptian 549-2794 I)l 215W.Maln Dave Menyman OFFICE ASSISTANT The Raymond D. WDey Chapter 'IJl£ASUIlER (must have ACT on file) PRSSA Jason Oolan Prefer individual with ftlblfc .eIIt~ 5tIIdeIIl1lodetr fII A...nc. COIIRESPOImmrG computer experience. CordIally invites youtos SECRETARY Approximately 20 hours Jerry Sowders per week Position begins immediately. :O.:~ SocIB;!!flxer :~..~ S£ARGAlYl' PuIJ . Pick up application .. lnI'ormaUoa . '. AT at the Communication . :' 'lJJursday, January 26 : :' ARMS Bldg., Rm 1259 '. 6:30pm , Mike Null 1. Top of StBlrs' Communication BuDding GOODUJCKI Daily Egyptian (Executive P05It10D:S ~peD) ' •• fl."'I •••• , Comics~- ~.' Doonesbury By Garry Trudeau By Bill Watterson ~~crAi Serving The Best Drink Specials In Town • IJ • 3 for 1 FRIDAY SATURDAY 3-7pm 10-midnight 10-midnight Sat. Jambalaya Blues & Rhythm Revue Entertainment by. WIDB 201 Washington Mother Goose & Grimm 'PR'~l~IB Backgammon jJISIBISI~ Tournament RCO-I Qualifier ~' Tune: 7:00 p.m :. When: January 31, 1989 (Tuesday) ... Cost:$3.oo Entry Fee Where: Kaskaskia Room (2~d floor Student Center) ro 'I" .' Today's Puzzle1- • __ I" -1/2 hour time limit; Race to 5 ...,. ro -Elimination· will be based upon .44 AII_ .. I~ • v...... ::!:'- :=. ~ • fill _ .. c:-.tr, _ r- the number of participants. ""'"' • __-. ..ITA .....- ...... C7 ...... ,. ~~ • ·Entry forms can be picked up .. UIof8Iy _. 1"'1""1"' .t- 1"'1"1'" at the bowling desk in the Student ._ po -1IIdoIIna" Ife:::-- ,--• :::":. III>IIr :=.. 11- ...... Center Recreation Area. .. t- 11 __ - .. ~_ -- .. .. ,.--.- .. ep.- .. • ..... :S'=' .. For more information calI 453-2803 12_ .t=: I'" '" .r-• --, 1.,,-_2ON__ &IIO~ Fr... ..- 11--- Callo .. 21 ..... _ ...... , 12 IigII 12W DII ••I"' •I'" ••I" .1Ieg1nnbijj ze_ .. Act.... .111-"""2J VltlUonl 11___ ~ .r- IiBIa.. __ ~ 27 80geI IIIIIng 55 V__ " meU " ... - Camera" 1"'1 .... DOWN &11111 r 1_1- • _0 "'111_ .57 01._ .'" 2 VIP Innopolt .~ .Gelli. .'• --- NEWS, from Page 16-- Big winner tha t role may not be all bad. where you just want to be a "We consider it a com football coach, and enjoy what on LPGA pliment if they have done a you're doing. You don't think good job, and are offered an about the difference between 1- opportun!ty to advance," A or AA as long as you're out to repeat Viverito said. "Yes, there are willing to fight battles." BOCA RATON, Fla. better jobs beyond I-AA. What With a decisl30 by SIU-C (UPD - Sherri Turner, you find typically is an Athletics Director Jim Hart No Cover for the assistant on the I-A level regarding the future of the the leading money ladies winner on the 1988 coming to I-AA. Those who bead coaching position ex LPGA Tour, wants to measure up move back." pected la ter this week, $1.00 Amaretto Stone Sours prove last year's success Branch, who bas been with Viverito said the Gateway will was no fluke. the Bears for three seasons, definitely be interested in the FREE Pool & Foosball from Turner is among the said coaching on the I-AA level hiring process and final field of 144 goHers who is not for everyone. selection. •• 11 am-9pm with Pitcher Purchase • will begin play Thursday "I think at this level it takes "The people close to the in the $300,000 Old a very strong commitment," situation will know what is best smobile Classic at said Branch who cited lack of and what will help that POOL 519 S. Illinois FOOSBAll Stonebridge GoH aod money and attention as program," Viverito said. "It Country Club, the first problems facing I-AA football. would not be appropriate for domestic stop of the 1989 "I was 00 the I-A level for 23 the league office to get in LPGA Tour. Betsy King years, and you can get locked volved wi~ an institution's into a situation where you personnel matters. Un Burley's ShowlJar woo the Jamaica Classic PRESENTS two weeks ago. always go to bowl games and fortunately, we'll have to stand stay m the best hotels. I-AA is by." After winning $350,851 "CIMARRON" in 1988, Turner knows it The HOlTEST Country-Rock Group will be tough to win that Bus liip To The Men's Basketball kind. of money two years This Side 0/ Texas ina row. Game at Evansville. THUR-SUN 9 February 6, 1989, 4:30 pm THURS. LADIES' NilE Puzzle answers $20 1tansportation & TIcket 2 For 1 Drinks f Sponsored by the SIU HAPPY HOUR - DAILY 5-6 pm 2st Drafts 6-7 pm 7St Can Beers & $1.00 Shots IU~Umni AJ::"'~ (Open Dolly 1 pm - 2 am) ASSOCIatIon 453-2408 Located 1/2 Mile Wesl. 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It just did not work Gateway Conference per Spoo said the move is a shock, agreed Rhoades' departure "Sad was my initial out in the long run. sonnel were stunned by especially since it is the second was a blow to the Salukis' response," Viverito said. "I "(Bruce leaving) does not Monday's news that Saluki coach to leave the Gateway program. would be less than honest if I surprise or trouble me. But head football coach Rick since the season's end. "They are in the miist of the did not say I'm disappointed he two changes in two years Rhoades had resigned, and see Earle Bruce resign,.,f from recruiting season, so it does set leaving so qui('kly. I think it (Rhoades and Dorr at SIU-C) it as a blow to SIU-C's !Ii Northern Iowa Dec. 24 to take that back," Spoo said. "It 15 a great loss. " is troubling." program. the head coaching position at disrupts the continuity that is Despite Bruce and Rhoades Viverito said the Gateway "It really shocked me," said Colorado State. so essential. The timing is leaving the same season, could pick up the reputation of Southwest Missouri coach more of a concern than Viverito said the paralleil; end being a stepping stone from Jesse Branch. "I thought he k~~t J~~~~: ::rJ:~'! anything. It is unfortunate for there. Division n to Division I-A, but did a beck of a job there, and. Iowa in the ~uddenness of it," SIU." "The Bruce situation was to be bonest, I was very con- Spoo said. "You usually think Gateway commissioner very unique," Viverito said. See NEWS, Page 14 Riggleman. named assistant to SIU-C's baseball squad Sam Riggleman, a 13-year responsibilities, as he replaced veteran at the small-college Kirk Champion who resigned level, has been named SIU-C's Dec. 14 to take a position with new assistant baseball coach. the Chicago White Sox. Riggleman comes to thl" "I'm very excited about Sdukis after a 10 year stay at coming to SIU," Riggleman Mount Vernon Nazarene said. "I just want to do College, Ohio, where his teams everything I can to contribute have averaged 30 wins per and help strengthen the season while playing a 45- Salukis'tradition." game schedule. Riggleman has produce:! A three-time recieient of four major league baseball Mid-Ohio Conference s coach players from Mount Vernon, of the year honors, Riggleman Including Los Angeles was named the NAIA's most Dodgers' pitcher Tim Eelcber. outstanding coach in Area Six '''I'm highly impressed with in 1986. In addition, he is the Sam's baseball credentials," organization's baseball said head coach Richard chairman for that area. Jones. "He's an exceptionally At SIU-C, Rigglenan will be knowledgeable pitching coach taking ovet· pitching coach and an excellent recruiter... Sam Riggleman Newjobfor--ScoH'sgradassistal'!_t By Troy Taylor "n'changes our pace and helps Staff Writer CL~t~=r.!~~ at this us pick up our interu;ity. We Marialice Jenkins, former Jenkins said she still has·a have a tendency to lull our -point guard on the 1987 team career interest in coaching, selves to sleep. " Forward Amy Rakers said that won an NCAA tournament =:V~Jfv&~~!;':.rn not game, left ber graduate the press was effective, "Maybe if I get away from it creating two turnovers. "I was assistant coaching post at the I'll .... p,"*, by Stftellwrill New Year to take an internship for a while appreciate it kind of surprised when Coach more." Scott said we were going to St.... lng Mahan puts the mov.. on CreIghton's Todd Elsner been Jenkins, past president of press and liven things up." during the Salukls 74-84 loss Blue JeYL SIlJ..C has wi='!s~~:~:ntiad to the thinking about making such a the Student Athlete Advisory Rakers said the team did not dropped three In a row, and will look to Get back on track move since August. Not only Board, is the school's No. 2 always react well wben it went Saturday against Bradley. . was the job opportunity that career assist leader. She led to a zone defense eariy. Dunn offered irresistable, she the Gateway Conference her "Everyone quit trying to thought that she was "burned senior season in 3-point deny the ball," she said. Despite losing streak out" on basketball. shooting. She received a "When we got into a zone, we "I decided I needed a break bachelor's degree in got to thinking that we don't from basketball," said recreation in 1987. have to go out and get the Jenkins, who is pursuing a shooter." Herrin still confident master's degre in sports Zone? What zone? By Da¥ld Ga"lanettl SalUIDS to recapwre their management. '"I know the The Salukis, who have Book 'n' baskets Staff Writer winning ways. timing wasn't good - the played man-t.man defense Indiana State's Amy ""A victory will help a lot of middle of the season - but the almost exclusively during Vanderkolk, a 6-1 senior Hang on basketball faos, the things right now," Herrin said. pressure was getting to me January, showed a full-coort center, seems to handle SalukiB may have dropped "Fortunately, it may come more than it sbould for zone press twice against anything opponents, or three in a row, but coach Rich against a good basketball team someone who is 24 years old. Wichita State Jan. 21. professors, throw at her. She Herrin fOl'8ees success around and a very exciting team. I the He just doesn't "The hours wear on you. I "It's something we'll use in leads the Gateway in scoring corner. think we're ready to play." realize of the 20.6 ppg know when the comer will didn't the number second half of the con at and in academics The Salukis sport a 2-3 !lours coaches have to put in ference season," Scott said. with a 4.0 grade point average. arive. Missouri Valley Conference "We wit. win our share when mark, good for a flith place tie we get an effort like we have with the Braves. Creighton been," Herrin said. "We have leads the conference at 5-0, Illinois group looking for change already won more than our followed by Wichita State at 5- share. The baIl has just got to 2, Tulsa ats-l and Drake at 3-Z. SPRINGFIELD, m (UPI) will abide by the preliminary In issuing the injunction, bounce rightfor us." Illinois State is in seventh - The Illinois Elementary injunction and Angela Sapp Mills said he could see no The Salukis had a nine-game place at 1-4, while Indiana School Association will c0n will be allowed to play in the reason why Sapp, the team's win streak, before being State sits at the bottom of the tinue to seek a ban on girls tournament," Plaza said. starting point guard, should turned back in the last three MVC, winless through six playing in their boys' state "'We're going to ask for a full not be allowed to play in the outings, 91-77 at Bradley, 6S-55 games. basketball tournament, the hearing -on the merits of the tournament. at Drake and 740M against group's lawyer said Wed case 6ecause we want to nesday. Plaza had argued the IESA Creigbton. hofJses!m~c 1::~d:::~ prevent girls from p,laying in allows girls to play for boys' "We had every opportunitY, of seven blocks in the Salukis' Wayne Plaza, lawyer for the future tournaments. ' teams during regular season to win arinst Creighton,' loss to Bradley. Harvey leads IESA, said although a federal U.S. District Judge Richard ~ames because many schools, Herrin sai . "We just have to the league in blocks, averaging judge bas ruled that one girl, Mills granted the preliminary mcluding Williamsville Junior stay mentally prepared. I'm over two per game. Angela Sapp, should be injunction last week allowing High, do not have girls' teams. not down on the players a bit. Senior Randy House shares allowed to play with the Sapp to play in the tour But because the IESA We've got to get back and win the MVC steal mark with five Williamsville Junior High nament. He has not, however, sponsors separate post-season a few. We'll take whatever against South Carolina State. School squad in the bo)'S' state ruled on a request by Sapp to basketball tournaments for they (opponents) give us." Senior Kai Nurnberger is tournament that begins next make her case a class action boys and girls at the junior The Bradley Braves will among the top free throw week, the group does not want suit applicable to all girls in high school level, the group invade the Arena Saturday shooters in the country, having mixed-sex teams at their similar situations and to wants to prevent tournament night, and Herrin said it is a hit 89 of 75 for 92 percent. tournaments in the future. permanently ban enforcement teams from becoming mixed, prime opportunity for the sporlS page 16 "For the present time, we of the IESA rule. he said. Pag2 16. Daily Egyptian, January 26, 1989