Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC March 1989 Daily Egyptian 1989 3-29-1989 The aiD ly Egyptian, March 29, 1989 Daily Egyptian Staff Follow this and additional works at: http://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/de_March1989 Volume 75, Issue 123 Recommended Citation , . "The aiD ly Egyptian, March 29, 1989." (Mar 1989). 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 March 1989 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Daily Egyptian Southern Illin.r>is University at Carbondale Wednesday. March 29. 1989. Vol. 75, No. 123, 32 Pages • SIU employees' HMO option to end By Mart Bamett tract with the 8M!>, Dr. with doctors to provide care "CarleCare members aee­ HMO. Staff Writer William Hamilton, medical for the employees. The doctors eount for one-third • our Hamilton said employee Approximately 1,821 director of tbf! clinic, said. receive a percentage • their patients," Hamilton said. "But p]ans negotiated and signed sm DOI'DUIl fee from the HMO. approximately 19,000 persons before June 30, 1989 will be employees will have to change HMOs are based 0:1 the their health coverage because concept of preventative State employees comprise :ec:..;,~ be affectf'd by honored Wougb the plaDS' CarleCare, the area's Health medicme. Companies with the largest group • people expiratiOll dates. Maintenance Organization, employee-b£aefit programs coveftd by -CarIeCare. Ac- Hamilton said CarleCare "Our goal is ~ clDtinue to will not be a health C81:e option use HMOs so employees can corc1Wg to Ramilton, 70 per. members will receive letters provide quality care to the people of Southern Dlinois," afterJune30,I989. see doctors as often as they cent of the HMO's membership . ~_~,_infClini~C tbemwill ntheot In addition, the Carbondale want without paying a fee for are state employees in the vac............., Clinic will not renew its COD- the visit HMOs have contracts clinic's coverage area. renew its cootract with the See HMO. Page 8 Crime on campus drops since 1987 By Richard Nunez against people. Staff Writer Harris said alcohol use lowers inhibitions and may Crime repvrts on campus cause students to "go out and have dropped 15.1 percent in de. things they normally 1988, but crimes against people wouldn't do" if they were increased 30 percen~, ac- sober. cording to statistics released Harris attributes the by University Security police. decrease in on-campus crime Statistics show that to three factors: good police University police investigated work, a greater willingness by 1,661 crimmal in~1dents in -students and faculty to report 1988,295 fewer than m 1987. crimes and the University Crimes against people in-. police .department's c~e elude offerues such as reckless ""."..ev~tion program, y.rhich conduct, battery aggravated prOVides ~ducat~oDal battery and sexual assault. progran;as and information to Security Director Robert the public. HarraS said be believes alcohol . The report ~ifaes crunes UBe .uxl rmderage drinJUng mto. three categones: offenses am~ University students agawst people. property of- c has raseD and probably c:ao- > . tributed to the rise in crimes s.. CRIMES, Page. War on Alaska oil spill being lost officials say Louis Petty of Carbondale takes daughters Cherrle, 4, and ChristIna, 8. a(h,antage of 7D-clegree temperatures The children's parents are Rodney and VALDEZ, Alaska (UP!) - Dayfive.thespillresponse The war against the largest oil saw more activity than at any Tuesday by picnicking with his grand- Brenda petty of carterville. spill in U.S. history was being lost Tuesday, with state of- See SPILL, Page 12 ficials losing hope of removing much of the oil and deciding Gus Bodt' instt:ad to defend beaches Physicist gets chance at Soviet seat against the spreading slick. MOSCOW <UPI) was dumped and a seri... The diplomats insisted that "We are past the opportunity the ~ was not a vote against to recover much oil," said =tw&bl::~~ ::;=~:='..% Soviet President MikhaiL Dennis Kelso, state com­ win a seat ill the new bau Boris Yeltsin,· swept to GGrbecbev'a reform policies, missioner • environmental legislature, the afficial news ric~ Final results were but rather lUI apressicm • cooservatioo. "We are putting oppositioo to old-line ..party.. our primary emphasIS into :: ~u:=)' ~~ esr~.!.!ttheMluffto conservatives .wbo: :are. defensive measures." eaadidate parliamentary eata· t eaDdidates ia blocking tboee policia The EuOll Corp., owner of electiGM handed a string • . many areas slemmed from Tbe Dew)y ereated the tanker that spilled one-fifth defeats to tt.e. Communist diseorltent with Communist legislature wiD replace the­ • its 53 millioo-gallon cargo, Party. - party mismanageIDeDt and SupremebeCame a Soviet,. rubber-which eooceded that it could not keep Results from Sunday'. - -CCII'I"'.lptiml that ... led to power_ up with the wild slick aDd was Q.Is says people working In the balloting few 1,500 • the 2,250 sbGrtages ~ :oasie goods from .tamp perli8meDt that never forced to chase it around over W1ters near Valdez should seats ill the Caagnu few food to sboes and ..,.. aD voted dowD • pieee of People's Deputia 8bowed at Ul'leat Deed for internal :'.-~o:rlJ~~~. miles. on ~ tor oIy T........ 1IOdt.hIr. least cme Politburo member ebaDp. _ . See SOVIETS, Page 1~ This Morirlng. VVomen's shener gets shaky approval Presenting By Jackie Splnn.- Coomcilman Richard Manis meets the type 01· Dving University property owner, JrvCoppi StaffWnter also voted against approval. quarters desired for the said be is eMcerned with the The Good Samaritan House The couacila:d uested that WomeD. negative impact the shelter -Focus 5 squeezed support from the City Elsie Speck, Samaritan ~~rdW1.thaatheid locahe ti~onas ~eoo-tbe would bave 011 the area, Council Tuesday night for an House director, explain the ",,". ..- .. although the idea for a bouse Juggling jester emergency shelter grant reasons for the shelter'. shelter being on "one • the for disabled woman was good. set to perform application of $.12,388. location before the couacil to«* busiest streets in Carbondale." But Speck assured the Despite opposition by Mayor action. Jeff Woodruff, manager for COUJJCil that the sbelter "would -Page18 Neil Dillard, the council voted Speck told the council property at 304 N. University, not drag that neigbbob()()(: down." Young pitchers 3 to 2 to approve funding for a Tuesdar. that the North ::~d ~ a=:!,:' ~~ She added that the ....lter disabled women's shelter at University shelter was chosen "scared" him because of the plans to im~ the property struggling 3()6N. University Ave. because the ~1,000 price. tag J::ib,le loss. in g:rty value "I still have a great deal of was economically feasible, not dt!Stroy It -. Spons 32 _ conCf'm with that location," and the bouse is close to the oraeighboring . The eouneil approved tht- , - -- Dillard said. "I object to the Memorial Hospital • Car- "The consequences may be request as part of a '1pecial ~ PertJr_.~ ;c~ . .. I city. being a ~rty to this bondaJe... ' severe," Woodruff said council meeting to approve th.,. :_, ~-, ,:,,;,w.. ~ lperticularhou$e. ("" I" .. ~! ·.IIt;~tioD, ,~,JI~lufe .. Wi11iam~1IufflMo.:.lJ()t:.N.. 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All 12 pk Pepsi Products $2.99 saying time was on his side, also told reporters the standoff '1he -JiIac1or/produc:er triggered Sunday by a bloody attempted prison escape that left Arnold's Ham Salad $1.79 lb. "'be~. seven dead had Dot changed. t:! Field Den Ham $3.79 lb. l/) Countryside 2% Milk $1.69 gal. Successor to Ayatollah Khomelnl quits post MANAMA. Bahrain (UPI) - The designated SUccessor' 01. 11/2 MILES S. OF CAMPUS ON RT. 51 ~~~~:::Z~~'l: IraDiaD spiritual leader Ayatollah Ruhollab KhomeiDi resigned , OPEN~A~~ ~EEK, 7 -10PM Tuesday m what appeared to be aD intensifying power struggle ... on among TebraD's leadership. The anaouacement of the presents resignatiOD 01. moderate Hussein-Ali MOIltazeri by Iran's official Lecture On IRNA DeWS agency came two days after an emergency meeting in TebraD in which KhomeiDi arid leaders 01. the Cowicil 01. Ex­ Intennamage pee1a. which picb the state's leader. held a rouad 01. crisis talks. Problems &.'S;,lutlons for by * Israel's West Bank: Two * Rabbi John Spiro Unrest In Yugoslavia leav.. 21 dead Jewish Perspectives_ Wed. March 'l9 BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UP!) - Aboutsoo etbJlic Albanians 7:00pm - stormed a police statiOll u. souther'll K08OVO prGVince Tuesday lues. AprU 4- at 7:30pm and were driven bect by gunfire, Idlling a teeDager and raising BenJamin Dayan 01 tile Israel Interfalth Center to 21 the death ton from six days 01. unrest, officials said. Tbe Consulate In ChIcago 913S.LAve attact 011 the police StatiOD in Zurt ~ the YugCllllav-A1baniaD border, came as authorities reYeaIeQ two police officers and 19 Wed. AprU 5 at 7:30 pat ::..~~~~ within 48 hours in Yugoslavia's worst ethnic Harold ICarabeII of the New JewIsh Agenda &. NatIonal Mlddle-£ast Task Force JaeerfaItb Ceater Pentagon grounds B1-B bombers Indefinitely 913 S.