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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1990 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in June 1990 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Daily Egyptian Southern II!inois University at Carbondale Friday. June 29, 10 90, Vol. 75. No 163. 16 Pages Gunman receives 75 year sentence By Anne Ryman Chuc k Grace had soughI the death southeast of Jeremiah ', 00 Oct 14. walk a bank deposi t 10 the bank at accused." Harris said. Staff Writer penalty for Harris. but in May when they were appl hed by a 2:30 in the morning." Wall said. After being de nied Ih e death Judge David Wall. Jr. said there black male brandish;ng a pistol "He (Harris) did have a choice. penalty. Grace sought a sentence of Dcnnis Harris. the Carbondale were enough miti ga ting faclOrs who demanded monoy. After the He did not have 10 shoot Jackson. natural life in a penitcnt ia ry man charged wi th Shooting SlU-C present 10 prevent hi m from man :ook the money. Jackson gave He chose 10 do it." Wall said. without parole fo r Harris. student Jason Jackson last Oclober. sentenci ng Harris 10 death. cha<;c 10 him. At that time. Harris Wall said he hated 10 put Harris "I am not satisfied. I would have was sentenced to 75 years in pri son Harris. 24. was found guilty of turned and fired at Jackson. in a position of no hope. but Harris been satisfied if it had been natural on Wednesda)' at the Jackson robbing fo ur emplo yees of Harris 's co-conspirator in the had taken all hope away from hfe: Grace sa id. "(75 years) is a County Courthouse. Jerem iah '5, a restaurant and lounge robbery. Stanley Algoc. is c urren~y Jackson with his actions. long sentence. but I think Dcnnis Harris was previously charged at 20 1 . Washington Sired. and imprisoned in the Menard Harris shook his head when the Harris deserves natural life ... with fi rst degree murder, armed fatall y shooting Jason Jackson in Correctional Facility. sentence was rcad . "There is no winner in thi s robbery and anned vi olence. but the heart. "The real tragedy about th is He said the state's attorneys situation," Majoric Jackson. the charge wa' changed to a single Accordi ng to published repons. whole incidmt is that a young man comments were like "something Jason·s mother said. "Our wishes count of fclollY murder. several employees of the restaurant is dead because a business out of a comic book." are that he (Harris) wou ld never get Origina ll y. State's Allorn e), were walking across a parking lot esta blishmen! had four employees " It bothers me Ihat I' m th e the opportunity 10 do it agai n." High temps, fires U.S., Japan agree on bake Southwest trade plan SAI\'TA BARBARA. CalIf. TOKYO (UPI) - The Uni ted (uPI) - A wildfire thaI onSlImed States and Japan agreed on a roughly .lOa heme, ra ged on Seven killed comprehensive package of Thu r ~ay. promptmc Go II. Gco-gc economi c reform s Thursda y Dcu km ('JI~ln (0 declare a \ l:.HC of designed 10 cut the chronic U.S. emergency and offer a S50.000 by triple-digit trade defi cit and open ~, e Japanese fC' \\ ~l r d for the a..'l)IlI'\l \\ ho st;]n cd temperatures market 10 more foreign goods. It. Charl es Dal1a ra. assisla nt A helicopter remg u!'Cd to r.a!lJc secreta; y of the Trea !!l ury 111(.~ tl:lmcs c rJ ~ hC'd ahou t 150 fcci (UPI ) - Cent ur),-mark tem peratures were predic t­ Department for international affaJr5 frnm grou nd ri rcfighung erc\\, s '" and a member of the negotiating ed for lhc Southv. (,.'il again Pal/lied Cave. a li uburhan Jrca team. said the agreemen ts "should J~)111 12 mile .. north\\,'eSI o( S:tnla Th ursda y wh ere at least seven deJlhs and mging help red uce imbalances, lead lO ilJrbJrJ . l ·.S . ForC'st Ser"lce more effi Ci ent, open and ,pt)~ cswol1l ~m Sandrann En,g h. TIll! wildfires were attributed to the soaring heat and air so compet it ive mark ets. prom ote prim .. uffereu J broken kg, ~hl' growth . and. of central im portance. "":lId. dry o ne coul d alm ost scratch a ma tch on iL enhance the qual it)' of life in both Th\,.' choppa "a~ one o ( '\I. 0 Japan and the Uni ted States." Jropprng \\, ater over the fire· Temperatures remained ncar record levels To realize these aim s, Japan 'Mr\ckcn area when ~ l crashed aoout commincd ilself to nu merous 1: \5~ . m . Wedncsday and the mid­ summer-style heal showed marlccl-opcning measures sueh as M eanwhile, lllc infemo--one in reforming its djsuibution system, a ra.'\h of fi res that erupted across no signs of abaling. The Na tional \\lea th er Service discouraging business practi ces lI il de r-dr y Southern Call forn il lh al excl ude foreign goods and W('dncs d'-iy -s ~ o \\"cd no sign of predicted a "v~ry hot " day for the D-J llas. PhoeniX and punishing priee-fi xers. rckmi ng Thursda y. Both Prime Minister Toshiki Although no more homes were La,; Vega.'\, Ne" .. areas. Thc unrelenting tcmpcrn ­ K:ufu and President Bush said a In mllnCdl:!lC danger Thu rc.day. lire yc. of negotiation:; on the broo im in the Uni ve rsity for 15 years, was Ric hard Mo),. dean of the School of sui cide Sept. 28. 1989. which he talks-Japan's spending on public Dc uk me)i. n surveyed the reg ion noti fied of hi s termi nat ion in a Medicine Thursday afternoon. says was caused by the defendants ' by he licopte r a nd declared th e lell er dated June 20 from SIU-C Rhode said she defi nile l), actions. See PLAN, Page 5 CO Ulll Y a disaster area. President John C. Guyon. thought l'.paro "got more than due Paparo's law)'er. V'ill ia m F. process of the law'· and th ai she Paparo remained hospital ized Meehan . said his c1 iem is seeki ng would rcscr ," c any further until Oct 7. 1989. in ex ccss of 5105 .000-$15.000 com mcnt5 unti l she saw copic.~ of In hi s legal aC ll ons. Paparo This Morning per coum-and court COSIS. the suits. recounts that he was in a precarious emotional sta te at the time of th is " M y clie nt had 10 sec k I" hc Sc hool of Medicine if adm ission and was advised by SIU Bush opposes aid ps ),c hl3 trl c care after they (th e localed in Springfi eld. but Faparo Law Professor Darrell W. Dunham . to Soviet Union Gcfe ndjnts) were through wi th taught on the Carbondale campus. a ne ighbor and fri cnd. aga inst him. As mcchcal doctors and Icga] Medical studen ts spend their fi rst ad mitting anythi ng wi th out :1 -Fage 10 co unsels . th e)' overstepped th e yC'lr in Carbond al e, then arc lawyer present. boundaries (' f confidcnll :tlity and trans ferred to the Springfi eld "I JUSI fel l I had 10 call hIm Jones hopeful for obF~II\Il! ~Ullt Into th eir c.am pus. ( ~ l o) up n£ht awa~ and ge t It of! rl''\pcl ll\ l ' rrol ( sslOr.~.·· ~1 cch.1r! ParJro filed a "ie\ en COunt my che.:l. 10 se t Ih~ rl' cllfu shot at NBA -.Jlu I;.l\\ ",U ll Thu r ~dJ~ In lJ,k t;; on s' rJ.iglll:· PapJffi ,lid. -Sports 16 • 1' .,,.-, Jl .. • HlI! I.J ll"d :.t r"!;Jl \,.·d ("('un!\ n.I01 m\! \1,,\ ZIn1n1l'r.... PJf\ .1ftl '-II ' l h,lI \ 11 " _":~ t .J I. ~\ 'r lui ,' !lh L'~' L K'I d ...~ ,l ' I.; A,7~~!(> n ,\ Ch Jlrll, ~ \~ q ·h\',r , ...·Jq, h. r,.: l.lI - I t1 II t IJ I I I r.li r .. t I • 'J f J. _, 1\ 'h ~ Gus says the U.S has yen S!Olrr:C; ~ t. f to ~ a an: t he ·hronlc tra d.'" Page 16 June 29, 1990 ------Daily Egyptian Sports Long awaited Arena move to begin By Tricla Lynch C larence Dougherty, vice physical education lab will become to consolidatc the men's and "sprucc up" th c rcmainder of Lh e Staff Writer president fo r campus services said fo ur more different spons offi ces, womcn's athlctic departments. but offices in Linglc before the movc the fu rniture has been ordered for Han said. events th is summcr arc the first i n is complctcd, but tim e The fi rst domino needs 10 fall the basketball offices. Thcre is room available now in concrete sign of thc plan 's limitations may not allow th<:! to before Ihe alhleli cs departme nt As soon as il gets here, they'll Lingle for oth er offices to move momentum, Han said. happ<.'O. move from the Da vies Gym to get moved, Doughcny said, bu t he si nce the Health Education and Although communication has "The onginal plan was 10 have Lingle Hall wi ll be on its way. did not se t an e~aC l dale fo r th e Phy sical Education departments improved in the pasl couple years, all the offices completed and have The first domino is the baskctb:1ll move. havc moved out and arc now in now that both the womcn 's and everyonc moved by the beginning department. Ji m Hart, SI U-C "Our mOve will faJl in line once Davies, with the exception of the men 's athletics will be under onc of the 1990 fa ll semesler so th e athletics director said. Although the Physical Pl ant co"'pletes ils Physical Education lab. roof, communication and rapport new computer sys tem could be the new basketball offices were other projects," Han said. T he nine offices which were will improve even more. Han said. instal led." Han said. fi nished two months ago, neither Two classrooms have been once the Health Education "Everyone in both dcpanments is The athlctics dcpartmcnt is QIIC the men 's or women's coaches transformed int o the basketball dcpanment will be the new home anxio us to bc together in one of the last on campus to become were able to move in due 10 a offices. two will be reconstructed of the fOOlbai l dcpanmenL facility, to see one another work." comPUtcri7.oo. negotiation of purchasing office as a conferen ce room an d the For a couple of years now, SIU­ Han said. fwniturc. remaining classroom . and the C's athletics dirc<:lOrs have wanted Hart ~a id he would like to See ARENA, Page 15 Former Saluki still Johnson will try again if wants NBA tryout given chance By Todd Gardner selc<:tion and earned a spot on the TORONTO (UP!) - DISgraced Staff Writer Valley all-IIfidence and Asked who would win the gold 10 the th ird round Thursday with touch disappeared a.< .. he match medal at thc 199:! Barcelona su aight-"et triumphs again st wore on, and in the third SCI H1asek Olympics, Johnson said: "Who do ovennatchcd opponenLS. onl y managed to get one game 10 you mink? Me." The 30-year-old Lend!, trying fer dcuce. Johnson said he thInk s about his first crown at the All England " I can p lay better." warncd Carl Lewis "cvel)' day," but his Clu b, di sposed of Switzerland 's L.cndl, the winner of a combined la wyer Ed Futerman said th ere Jakob Hlasek 6- I , 6-3 , 6-0 by eight Grand S,am titles, whose best havc been no ncgotialions for a winn ing 10 of the last II games. Wimbledon showings arc a pair of David Frank, a senior In Management from oak Pari<, doeS leg grudgc match bctwee n ' Le twO The Czechoslovakian is seeking 10 runner-up fini shes, in 1986 and lifts Thursday morning at the Roc Center, sprinters. become onl y the fifth man 10 win 1987. Johnson said he has been tested all four Grmd Slam singles titles. This year. the lOp seed is clearly drug frec on four occa"ions since The 33-year-old Navratilova is thc sentimemal choice of thc fans Seoul, and said he is plca<;cd with anxious to win a record ninth at the All En gland Cl ub. Wh ile his current training program. He Wim bledon sing les championshi p. Lendl is pleased by the chccrs, he Senior Bowl changes sa id he would not ag ain align She moved a step closer wi th a &-2, wishes that they wercn't because himself with former coach Charlie 6-3 victory over Anne Smith of the he has left a loser in his previous Francis. United Slatcs, whom NavraLil ova lOaltempts. team format for 1990 '" ha\'cn't lost anything at all. ha s beaten in 20 o f 21 ca reer " 1t's nice to be the favoriLC," he I'm just taking my time to get hack meeti ngs. said, " but it's for Lhe wrong reason. MOB ILE, Ala. (UPI ) - After player s invitrd I. ~ the NFL­ into top shape," Johnson said. " My For Navratilova, thc Ccntre I would rather be the villain with ·n years of rcliving the Civil War sponsored game will be divided energy is still there. , haven't lost Coun mmch was special becausc five titJ ~ under my bell" on the foo tba ll field, the Senior into a I ational Football il I'm a lot older, my muscles arc of onc observer in thc Royal Box Hl ase l< . rdllkcd No. 7 a year ago Bowl ha s ca lled a trucc and Conference tca m headed by an growing." - fanner rival Chris Evert. The but now down 10 No. 50, ha. leen ;mnolJnccd tha t it will no longcr NFC cmlching staff and the john ~n. who said he feels beuer lonc-lime fri ends shared I7 years dealing with a shoulder injury that dIvide it.o;; ali -SlaT game into Nonh American Football Confcrcnre than he did two years ago and of on-faun battles and Na\T.llilova has affected his service mOllon. and South squads. - squad led by all AFC coaching recently hench-pressed 65 misses the comrJdarie shared only .. My serve is gone. that's wh y my SCllior Bowl Ex ec utive Director staff. pounds. W'anctary C3JTlcra, said no onc am.icipalCd problems witt- J1U )blC"s sUPflOs!.'lJy ncar-perfcct mirrors. But that is precisely wh2.t !he L.asc I;';

75') r:1' All day, all l1ight! Moore says Barry lit crack pipe befor bus' '>Ialon !1 ill s WASHlNGTO . (upJ) - Toe woman who lured Mayo' ''''''0'' L;:'7' IOto an FBI trap in hcr hOlcl room testified Tnursday thai b~' Ih ~ ill)\:­ r l h""!1C hlJ r~, :-,aJVI~110! packed with crack and inhaled twice just before authori uc.... in 311. ~5{t rr arrcsted hi m. Ra,hccda Moore, 39, also said thOI Barry, who" OCI' r me' on )<1 cocaine and perjury charges. pUl some of the dru!. :- II: .. ,J,.-L. ... ~rQDlorr.. pocket befoIT' hc was arrested In January. A videotape of B .' s me.: and me ac LivJlj~ in Moore's hOlel rovOl hour nroccdm p J\ ...... : .",,' !It -t. I.,..r. t1W r 10 be shown 10 t.hcjurors after lu nch break Tn~d.:1) 7 5 0 rr LA ROMA'S Report: One percent of doctors discipli ne $5°9 WAS HNGTON (UPI) - At least one of every 100 U.S. drx.wrs 1",,< been di s~ ipl i n ed for " questi onab!c" behavior like incompetence, Pe:-)Crm;n: 5cnnap:lc; WEEKEND SPECIALS!! 7 5 0 m misprest: ribing drugs or sex ual ly abusing paticnts. a consumcr group * One 16" 1 ltem Pizza reponed Thursday. A heft y repon by Public Citizen, established by 2 Quarts of Pepsi . .. $9_0 consumer advocate Ralph Nader, lists the names and offenses of 6,055 BA,~'ARDi $659 physicians aod 837 chiropractors, podiatrists and dcntislS wOO have becn ti l .J Lighl ordark * Two Medium 1 Item Pizza discipl ined by state or federal officials sinee !98O-most in the past two 750 m l 2 Q uarts of Pepsi __ . $11.50 or three years, Special. not valid with an y other coupons Prices Good O nly At: Senate trying to revive anti-crime iegislation ABC LIQUOR MART r---~------, 09 N. Washington , . ~ $ 1.00 off I WASHINGTON (UPI ) - Sonate attempts to resurrect a major anti­ Corbondolq I crime package were blocked Thursday by Sen. Phil Gramm, R·Texas, 457-2721 who demanded a chance at gunning down a ban on assault weapons, r4~' p Medium Pizza Senate leaders immediately started looking for a way out of th, r::-=- -, ~ • \~ _ .~ ;/ I impassc in hopes of salvaging the bill. Three wcclcs aftcr the bi ll was I \ ~: ' j $2.00 off I declared dead, stymied by Republican stalling tactics, Democratic leader George Mitchell urged the Senate 10 gi." il another try under a u=, I ' ~ Large or X-Large. tight timetable negolialcd with GOP scr.ators. I',airfjeld • 529-1344 Good Only June 29 It 30. July I. 1990. Ml Vcrnot'l Ce "lr .a li .a .... _------_ ...

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RECENT MOOL STUmSR EV[AL Riverboat gambling TUAT V41EN GA'f., ARE TELEV!StD. lRt(ULmT VIRAlMfi6NETIC (DMOSI) PASSES TUIruiU M needs citizens' input ~N.~IBLY INFKTlNG JACKSON CO UNTy Board members are betting that WE VIEWER Wffil AIDS. the n·.ajority of community sentimem lies in favor of bringing riverboat gambling to Grand Tower. Odds are .. . they're right. In which case, bring on those rouleHe wheels and loaded dice. But has public opinion been adequately represented by county and city governments in protecting Southern Illinois' riverbo31 gambling interests? No-at least not in Jackson County. The hope of 1,000 new jobs and the potential for big tourism dollars sound enticing when featured on the 10 o 'clock news. But the public needs to be more responsible to the future of Jackson County by infomling ;tself a~ u t how much tax revenue from riverboat gamuling will make its way back into local government and how much will go into ed ucation on the state level. THE C ITIZENS of Jadson County must be on the Limiting legislators' terms simplistic, record as being either fo r or against riverboat gambling so that 20 years from now, if the deal turns sour and organized crime reall y does bu y int o our small ri ver pon ci ti es, the but reasons flawed on several levels resident s wo n 't be able to point an accusing finger at anyone but themselves. fly Guy Wrilght that they have the right Sluff. attention span. A sense of long­ San Francisco Examiner . A [enn limit will damage the term responsibility wi ll disappear. This Tuesday evening at 7 p.m., Jackson Count y citizens committee system, where the main . A tWO~lenn limit will weaken wi ll be given the opponunity to voice their opll1 ions on thi s "Throw the rascal ~ out!" work of every leg islati ve body is voter influence on legislators. Once and other issues at an informal meeting of the Jackson Th ~!':; i.!'te classic cry of voters done. CUlTently. rookie lawmakers they stan their second term, tIley County Board at the Counhouse in Murphysboro. unhapp y bec,use officeho ld ers must gain experience and show wi ll -10 longer need to care wh::n If you fe el strongly about thi s issue, one way o r the cling to their j10 SIS long after abili ty on minor commillccs before tile home folks think. because they they've run dry of fresh ideas. they move up to the major ones. other, we suggest you attend alld Ie your voice be heard. won 't be running for re~elec Li on. To pry them loose many people With a two -LC nn limit.. even those The truly venal wi ll be free to tum lavor lim iting the number of lCrm s taking over chairmanships of key thal second term in LO harvest time, Opinions they arc ~ lI ')wed 10 serve. commillecs in the legislature will trnding their votes for payoffs. At th e '~ tion a l level, there's a have only four years experience. Although a te rm limit is th e from Elsewhere campaign to limit members of the _The institutional memory of the wrong cure , th e prob lem of House to 12 years. legislative body will be impaired. It entrenched incumbents is real. Of Sununu trip wrong for Moscow TheappcaJ of me tcnn lim it i.e; its will have no member who can say. 393 congressmen who sought re­ simplicity. But there are several " We uied thai back in '79. and it elcclion in 1986. only eight lost. Sf Perersburg TImes {b e Krem lin 's efficiency expcns is reasons why it's a bad move. didn 'I work ." There arc two main reasons. First. h('ing hailcd .IS a major step Th e mosl obvious is mal a gocx1 . The govemmcnl burea ucracy incumbenLS have an advantage over WhlH..' 110uS(' chic!' 0," 'ilaff Jphrt fo rw~rd in the Sovict Union ' s man (or wom ~m) is hard to find; will gain power. A legisla ture challengers in raising campaign Sununu h:J!

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01 \1cdlClnc admml ~ trmo r Will iam of P3p:trO) wou ld c~u sc him llnOulo! ~!l uu on . Kahl'\Ch 10 c orr~e to Carbond.llc the stress. Th e conduct of lhe dean The I:o mmlttec <; tah:tl I n 1I ~ ''1l1ol,l,'mg d:..y to he:"" PJparu work IO wLlrd ( P:lparo) wa ;I dcar report that the re port ahout U1;i!\' s ('uL mva.'\Ion of pri \'acy:' Mee han said. :cpcut.iou s IOfomlauun "had Ic.,,\ to c ~~~ < ~~ ) pjJl3T" '\,lId he W3 ~ repeatedly In November. Moy appoi nted a do With plagiarism than il had 10 do a:i~ 'Jrcd by the administrator lh:ll fivc- mem bc! r committee to wllh the appa rent di scussion 01 SOC Slicczs!! everything would be al righ~ so he investigate Paparo's rescarch. to new data Jnd concl USion" as new "opened up" to them. decide whcthr.r Paparo was In fa{:l data and new conclusions." T illS FRIO")' & S ,\TI ' RD,\Y ();-.IL\,~ However. Paparo said Kabisch uilty of rcsc..Jfch mi ~ on.'ucl and The repon JX>IOtoo Out siA JXlgcs Acro:-.:-. rrom GUl'.. hy·, on '; IC Sinp <) p.m. - 2 a.111 the n advised h im thaI "new to rccommcnd 3pr.rC"p il:!~·" of cases where Poparo', published guidelines rna)' require dismi ssal " sancrioas for his dccd( 'ork had dupl icated past wOIk . and it would be in his b<'.st intCrcSl~ Paparo remained or SICk. leaH' showed identical data neprescn ung to hi re an attorney. until the thi rd week or ~cptcrnocr. two different species or According 10 coun documenlS, erroneously claimed isotope usc. 11,1,'0 days after his confession, At that time. he s:ud he ,,,k to Dean Moy agreed with the PapafO W.lS ac;;kcd 10 hand ovcr his be taken orr nesearch :md assigned com mittee's findings in May and key lO the laboratory and to tcaching, whi ch he said forwarded the account to Guyon. memorandums werc circulated psychologist though I would be who dismissed Paparo. among studenl worl come overnight looming. In The Mix Eniov HEAT, from Page 1--- --~------~ O $ 2.25 Pitchers Polic:e ',Blot!~ r .' $1.25 Bud & Bud Light longnecks and four in th e Phoenix area, year-old record, but life went on for $1.25 Wine Coolers medical authorities said. One of the residents. a11d California dead was a 4-year-old "This is the worst heat wave I've Jay M. Johnson, 31. of boy who crawled into the back scat expcriencZ: According to a police 18th day this month of JOO-degnce­ We dn es ~ay and IS other Texas report. Johnson's pickup plus lemperatures. setting a 50- cities broke the century mark. truck hi t a car driven by SATURDAY Babatunde Owoseni , a p;lrked car owned by Mihee THE DANCE PARTY EXPLODES! Lawson, Rehn parking lot to close Park and a tr(',C before leaving a Southe rn Hills P.dfking Lot I, behind Rchn and bumper blocks shou ld "hopefull y parkin g 10L D.J. PH LEX \..;lwson halls wi \1 be closed July 2 (take) just one day." as part of the final upgrading of the The wode on Lot I and six other Uwoscnl and hi s KICKIN' IT FRESH recently nesurfaced parking area. campus rMki ng areas began during passenger. Clifford N)'tko. Meri lyn Hogan. coordinator of the May-June inlCrscssion bncak. foll owed Johnson Into lhl.! Enjoy ""flic and parking. said. "All CMS The S300,000 project is being PJrking lot wh ere :1 fiAht $1.75 Absolut Vodka shou ld be OUI of the lot by 6 a.m. completed by E.T. Simonds occurred, according to th e $1.75 Jack Dani els Monday." Construction Company of nepon. $ 1.50 Corona Hogan said the installation of Carbondale. .50 "'!iller Lite Drafts , and > ' " " " .. ... I Today's Puzzle ...... ROCKIN ROB EMMEL IS ACROSS '9 SOhtuoe 4 Alhcle 32 Agents " " AT THE SHOT BAR ~ , IndOntis,an 40 Ages ano !;. - 1elller 33 Cueus Island ages 6 Added u 'go DellounelS n " 5 Bnoge b,as 41 Brealo, watel 1 Carter ana 34 H IS 1 " " 10 Guy 4:3 P,lnr bVlllg 36 CUIIOSlly n with 1( Blue· pene.. 44 Taverns 8 GIbson 01 37 Most IKenl ,. • " 15 Dromedary 45 Me""etner or Blanc 41 Cu' » .50 Kamikaze'S 16 ReSidence Glint 91nchnes 42Subm,ss.we •• . " ~ " " 11 Hullon/Meeker 46 MIS on Ar Ies to Thola.. 0"' .50 Wa termelon'" I.Im 490.550'-.(1 II Gre al number 44 Hliindbag " .." " . " 20 RKluses su" ~ ' .:; ee 12 Bulle.s 45 PO,I,lyS In ." .$ 1.25 Rumpleminz 21 Clergyman 52 Em e'geney 13 EQual WOlds " " 22 Knight 01 tlealmenl 18 Large Nave 46 Pme Tlee ~ .. t t'1 olnson ~ TV sefles 19 Mov,ng lIucks State .. " 23 Company 56 Goals 24 CowDOy 41 Hash " .. .. abb' 57 Malo,es e . nlb."on 48 BUI oul _ ... 2( Lease 58 Songle t. m~ 250 TV 's talking 49 aelelgeuse .. 251051 59 Garmenl hOl f e 50 Astllabula's " r' " 2fj Fo,tlman 60 Cut 0 1 meal 26 Unce Mllhe slate " I YA BABY! 21 Fuss 61 Slal~ 21 " _ U M OI !It Branch " 3!) Ab soroea · '.e" 1C.,lyle) 52 ' - Few " I 1 1 1 34 "'ti ne 01 Kmg lIOW~ 28 W~ ,., Do"IIS MOl e" ." 35 ReeveJSey · 1 "'ill a~ s 29 8 ,us 53 GOd 01 1 1 1 1 moull,'m 2~ ' e JO Be.ng. Lat Inundel " 38 Pung J wr lewashed 31 - t;Onlende'e !l5 - Paulo Puzzle a.nswers• are on Page 15. " 457 · 2259 ." .' 760 E. Grand /Jaily h.,::yprinll June ~ '!. 19')() Stud::-;y---.fP;-in--:-d·s----..N~i;-n--;t;-e-n-d.----o--g-a-m-. e-s--=E=nt=er=ta=i1=lm=el=lt=-CiSliITU-;;:ra;;idi~ostation Guide promotion gets may improve coordination ~t~,i c: ---- ~~:~!~S'nUked ' Entertainment Editor by Amy C()oper Saturn ell... . 9:30 p.m. tonignt and Staff Wrller SattJiday at Gatsby·s. Campus Shopping Cenler. Cover S2. rio", would you like an Tornado Alley, 9:30 p.m. Slmday. opportuni ty to hit Th" New Kids SU/.a nn e Kl'1 lcr \\ a ~ n', playing Nocovcr. on th c Block in th e fa -.: c with a !!, :.lnl c:-, \\ hen she co mpleted th e watcr ba lloon? nation's flr:-.I dl SSC rt.1li on on the Mimi, Savage, 9 p.m. Saturda y at If Lh at sounds appealing to Yvu, :--':lntcni.Jo entertainment system. SIU·C's WIDil. 104 C.,b!e P..1 or P in ~ h Pem-, Pub, 7()() E. Grand. Keller '... "Iudy predic ted thai 600 AM. is sponsori ng •.. ..Juke the lIlore h')lIrS of mlcndo plaYing No cover. Mcrcy. 9 p.m. C:unday. No cover. N..:. ", Kids" Friday from II a.m. )'1I: ldcd higher ICst scores by gmdc un til ~ p. m. during Ih e ra1io !O{' hoolcr.lo In ;JrCDS of cyc· hand staLion 's li ve broadcast from tlic coord m::llion. th e ability \0 know Connie McClai n and Lisa Ligon from Llltle Rock, 10:30 p.m. """'pus Free Forum Area off Old left from nghl and di rcclionaJity. Main Mall. the abil ity to envi sion a player's Salurday at Grnfliti, 215 N.lllinoi'. Cover S3. Betle Da"is' Birthday lI 's not that WIDB is advocating position on the scrccn. violence againn the clcan cui Keller, a leaching speciali st ;n Party. 10:30 p.m. Sunday. Cover S3. quar1C~ Kelly Gregory, promotions the College of Education. decided director, said. The station JU St to research the 'intcndo system DJ Phlex , 10 p.m. tonight and wanlS to givc ilS listeners a chance after she played the ga me and to express their di staste for the foond il harder than il looked. SalUrday al Checkers. 760 E. Grand. Cover S2. New Kids' brand of bubble gum Dorolhy Cox and Charles rock. he said. KJasck . rac uJ ~) members in lhe Gregol)' said the game is played College of Education wcre Suzanne N. Keller, a College of Educ ation teaching Siappin ' Henry Blue wi th Tawl assistant, pla}'s the Nlnio!ndo entertainment system with her Paul . 9:30 p.m. lonight and by lobbing a waler balloon al a life­ skeptical of of Keller's idea. si7.c culOut of the New Kid of your "They askeG, ' Whal docs Ihi s son Dylan, while her daughter Jolene watches. Saturday aI PK '5, 30R S. Illinois. No cover. chokt.;. He said tacks havc been have to do with education?'" Kel;cr However the re sults may be or relativc's homc. placed bctw ecn th ei r eyes to said. invalidated bcca use the students' ::oIStudenLS survcyed who mad c improve the Lhrower 's chances of Kcller tcsted hcr theory ('n f('unh Art Galleries: play ing lim e was sc lf·repon cd. A's played 10 10 15 hou", a week. winning a promotional tape, and J IfLh gr;lde stu denIs at Du Keller said. A and B Sludems pla)'ed 13 or 14 Summer members cxhibit, 11 a.m. compact disc. LP or 45. Quoin Unit School District. First Also. the two tests werl' mack in hours a week, whi lc Studen LS with 10 4 p.m. Tu esda y Ihrough Should a panicipant grab a CD th e stud cnt s answcred a 1980 and 1986. before Ih " C and D grades played up to 33 Saturda y aI the Associaled Artists from the grab box thai cOnlains al ques ti onnaire. glvlOg th eir age!". Ni nt cndo system came o ul. hours a wcck. GaileI)'. 213 S. Illinois. Admissioo least live songs, they wi ll also win th e Ir playing habits and their Because me Studenl"; did so well on . Onl y 6 percent morc boys is free. a WIDB I-shirl rca. tud : !,I "; \\'cre glvcn hwler lOSl shoul d be made. Keller bUI boys played longer. two sl.l n d~"tJi/ ed ICS l li dc.'\igned [0 said. .children gr.lduall y increase the me a ~ urc cye·han d coordination. •••••••••••••••••••••••• She W:1S able to coll ect number of hours Ihey play each dlrc(:uonalay and latcral ity. she intcresting Nintendo infonnaLion: da y. unti l they reach age 12. 5.1. VOLLEYS: <\,;lJlL - . 95 percenl of Ihe child ren . More than 3 hour:: of playa day The '\tudenl, sc'1rcd well on the - surveycd playcd Nimend o s and can cause eye strain. test b'lI thc re sults showed no - #1 Beer Garden in the area: moS! played I. 2 or 3 hOUI5 a day. . When monitored by parcms, SIgnificant conne ti on bctween . A.bo ut 80 percent owned a Ninr.cndo provided children with an - "Biggest and Best" - playing Lime and their test scores. Nin tendo syslcm and those who incentive ior doing hom cwor.. and - Keller said . didn'I played the gan'e al a fri end chores. -: Always A Party!!! : _ Featuring: _ _4 lighted sand volleyball ~ _ Kids learn from new game _ courts ~~\ _ By Christen Corlasco Schneide r 's adviser, aided and drive on the roads rrying lO gel :Beer & Drink Specials \'J : SiaffWriter Schneider in devising lh ~ game. your way 10 Ha.::ker Freeway." he _All Night _ "The game is designed (or usc in said. ~_ II may nOl be accompanied by a classrooms to help stude nts The game is designed for -Fish Fry Friday 4:30-8:00pm - smaJl ma.I leaping over barrels or undCrSlaJ1d computcrs. ' Lcgacy predominately high school -only $3_25 with student 10 - climbing up i::ldders. but "Hacker said. students, Legacy said, because -or with this ad. ' - Freeway," a new gameboard He said th e game consists of almost cvery career will soon developed by Joseph Schneid.,;. a approximately 400 question cruJs, encounter computers in some way. -Rock and Roll OJ Show - graduale studenl in SIU-C's playing pegs and a game board. Legacy said they tried the game -- agricultural education and Players advance by successfully out in high school classrooms to -after Fish Fry - mechanization department, is answering questi ons about make sure it worked before they aimed 31 teaching chi1drt.; n about computer tenns. finished.. Malli Blade Cherry Beach Party. computers. "Therc arc differcnt categories The game. which sells for S30, --GiveawiIys! James Legacy, professor in th e aboul the computer prOCGuiding Light" and her rolc as Show" ar'd lal ked abo ul her winner as outstanding children's Rc va Shayne Lewis. thanked husband, who com miltcd Silicide sped"". Lvcryone Invohcd, including "all twO yr.ars ago. Beny While of NBC's "Golden Lhe men in R CVJ Shay ne's li fe" " II 's sa sad he can ' t be here," Gi rl s" present ed a lifeti mc wl lh oU I \\ hom (he Em m:, ~lluld J{lvrrs Said. sa) 109 tha t he was the achievement award 10 game show !let havc,' l'X'.c,'n f'll.ss iblc. one "he alwaY:i told her ~ he could creator Mark Goodson, whose ·'GUldln,!.! Li!!h'" also PI, I..t'tl up tu rn tillngs around - somc['lI ng ~h o ",s Incl ude "Sea' The Clock." JIl I' n JIII) h'l ')lI l~tand JO g "nlmg she SJld he f nr~OI fnr a tragic "What's Mv Line?", "To Tell TIle. m om ~lJl. TrUlh. " "The P;icc Is Ri ghI ." '1.''-~~illl., L UI-'ll 10-"'1 o ut for the l1 th "Sally Jes,) R3ph ae l " " F3JT1ily ceud" and "P-dSsword:' , Ir,,;d:: year. her ABC show, "All (syndi cated) won th e Emmy as "The fun wi ll never set on the 1\1 )' C hildren," took two Emm ys outstanding talk/service show, Mark Goodson em pire," White _ ' ui," Barr. who plays Brooke " Jeopardy!" (syndica led) wa s said, introduci ng Goodson. June 29.1990 Pag..: 7 Berry denies drug use after police raid his home ST. CHARLES. Mo. (UP\) - about 35 miles wcst of SL Lou is. cocaine could be lound in Berry 's the drugs found on his propcny had members of St. Charles County's Rock ' n' roll Irgend Chuck Berry Hannah decl ined co mment on home. belonged '0 a woman frie nd who Mullijurisdictional Enforce ment dl' nicd using drugs 7hursday as details of the searc h or the amount No cI·arges were filed against previously had lived at his home. Group. The items included two aulhorities relcas.:d details of a raid of drugs allegedly seized, saying it Berry. be t Hannah salO he expected "I've read the affidaviL I have rifles. a shotgun . several plasl1c at his country esta!e that allegedly would be inappropriate LO release to decide by next wcck whether to never used coca ine." !.he guitarist bags "containing green plant :lCttcd hashish, marijuana, weapons infonnation until he saw !he rcsull~ fi le charges in Lhc C'a.-~ . said. " I have been against cocaine. material" and "aluminum foil and more than SI22,OOO in cash. of tests on the suspected con trolled Fo llowing Han llah's ne ws There's no trutlt to it. Nobody in containing hard. da rk brown SL Charles County Prosccuting substances. con ference. Berry and his attorney. my band. that I have secn. has ever material ." Attorn ey William Hannah held a The prosecutor admitted that Wayn e Sc hoe neberg. me l Wllh used cocaine. " As a convic ted fc lon, Berry is brief news conference LO relea se dru g agents were sca rcning for rcponers outside the prosecuting Berry also maintainod he docsn 't barred from possessing fi reann s, the affidavit used as a basis 1m a coca me during the r.tid but found anomey's office. drink and never has . Berry previousl y was conviclCd on search warran t executed Saturday none. Confidential informants had Berry, 63 . spoke in a low voin' The prosecutor released a list of lax evasion charges and viola tion ::n Berry's esta te ncar Wentzv ille. :tiven details of where the y said in denyi ng he used drugs. He said propeny taken during the raid by of the Mann ACL More than 600 donate blood had." Ugent said. In the summer low iron is a Local blood drive Donors wcre all givcn free T­ problem because people drink icc shins to generate more interest to tea, Tea interferes with iron continues today the blood drive. said Bob Odaniell . absorpti0n by about 50 pe rcent. president of the Ann ullanls Ugem said. after SIU 'success' Asscciation that sponsored th e "But we encourage people 10 try By Christina Hall even L agai n the next day. becausc Staff Wrner "Students were PClja-uy willing sometimes after a 200d meal their to give blood. but they were happy levels rise." she said. to get the T·shirt too," Odaniell Pint by pint the SI U·C blood The blood drive at s ru·C is over said. fo r now, but people car. donate drive added up 10 a success for the On th e fi rst da y 279 people from 1:30 p. m. to 6.30 p.m. today Red Cross. donated blood and 21 were Over 600 blood donors walked at Sl. Francis Xavier Ch urch . away from the two day blood drive defem:r«y.n BYASSEE !.a live to lhe mandatory captain's Hunt For Red OcloOOr PG 'S KF,;~?~ R,?.,.,~ ~?Y':'l D 'S ... ,,'.J . I .. '-U ..... II/ m\Xung at 5 p.m. on Monda y. \0 'S " ·F 9·,,'0 SAT 9·S ~ ' he SRC Assembl y Room Eo, .. Ca ll Intr:unural Spons at 453- * * * 9SS-a116 * * * • ~ 'S ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ • 1273. Here they grow again. SU PPORT SERVICES for di,· plJeed homemakers! single parents in transit ion, seeking voc31 ional G~£MLiNS2 educa tion and cmplo) mc nt. arc T ilE ;\lEW BATC H loca tcd at the Evaluation Dc velopmcntal Ccnter/ Gcnc-:; is Prop-am. Phone 453·2331. Daily 5:00 7:1 5 9:30 SAT & SUN MATINEE 2:30 ~1 0 RRI S LIilRARY will be open fr om J to 10 pm. Wedncsday, Otherwise. summer The real story. hour,; rcmai n in cffect. .(A . ('/'I'Ij:r WOMEN'S NI G H T Sa fe ty '~:::. (' rFJ {II/(Ir!t~/:I Transit Systcm wi ll provide, no lIansit or van se rvicc on Tuesday Dai ly 4:45 7:00 9:1 5 and Wcdncsday. Servicc wi ll rc sume on Thursday. Questi ons SAT & SUN MATINEE 2:15 and com ments mal' be directed 10 John Knauer at 453·246 1.

MORRIS LIBRARY has training sessions for the new ILLINET online computcrized card cataJr· She stole his h eart. system . Sessions arc held at 10 RICHARD GERE a.m. Monday thru Thursday, and at JULIA ROBERTS Sun). !:tupo'l'5.o . .., .or.] '1 ., ~W}. , . · ' 2p.m. Mo nd ay and Wednesday. ___, lEI Dt' l.·b 011 ...mly , • ....., h;' .n.,w. b..·I..o.1.· O • IUlI~I","'W" For dc~";ls call 453·253 J.

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No pt!h <157 819<1 , 529 2013 Ch", fREE RENT , ANNA 2 bdnn, I barh e.c cond, lIke new, maroon, 40,n •• M USical ·1 GEORGElOWN/H!AILS WEST lo.ely CotpeOtry/paint Trade /TIl!,.', only S,S.o!50 457 7930 horN! needed ~~~; ,2r~:~!~~~lj ,cl~ ~;, ~~~.!~ r~ bdr~n~W!G;~ 21 ;~onl 5 BDRM HOUSE a cnm I'om (Orr,>lll labor lor re,,1 8)3·51 11 ;!6ch~t$a:Io~ ' ~hi?a , I ;~::i ~ , ta~ awning. S5500, 708·898·7723 NA.'.Wh~·/ ~~I~L ~O~'~1l3~;~~ 1 BDRM APARTMENT IDeOled ~,nd :ct io~ ' ~I;; 5;"::'. '~:\:=f NEAR tJURDAtf, 3 bd r m ~ lovelyor8C I ; r~ , wh.leolloywheel Exc cond Only T\vO 17.x65, SOlID loon & roof" lIed ~~n:n',~~ ~J Renloh:"rrghhn9: U M.:311 AVOlI beginni ng AU9 1 No 3 BortM IY"lI)S E. 407 W tJonr08. ~ _~,:nW1I,P''''20'~''''''''''292'~.79'od, FOlTll1y S5000 457 7930. down, ollglau, oppl. 0(, S3200 each recordi~ , & "jdoocomer o ren'ol, 122 ~,5 49 8294 dean. carpel. cb~ 10 cOIYlPV' Aya;1 L,g" . -'" '82 CHEVY It..\PAlA, V6, new eosine-, Mi9;,1 r~ mo ~ · 5 1 18 ~lIid::i' . · Cor~ ndole. 457· 56.41 SPACIOUS 2 BortM Quiet oroo. rloIIOr '011, 5390 529 15J'y DISCOUNT HOJSlNG, NICE . cleon, good candihofl, om/ lm CO" . a/c. WilDWOOD MOBILE HOf.!\E Solc~ & n ew e Mu10lc ctnlc. S360up, F urni~/unf uml~ CARTERVIlLE . 2 BORM HOL'SE:, doon, 'pociau~ , ..... 0 bel"n lurn hou,e . 51 500ncwlioble Col 5<19'.1061 ::t1~hoC:::efo~I;9~ .~ :de~~ I ~~T:~5~~!1~ 6Ho~~~~f~eI ::: lllO~ 5<196125.549·8367 quiel, olc Ava il Fall, 5 180 529 :o::~d~ic:O:~ g~~~~~a,:o'~ :' 78 BUIC K LeSABR E. 5 llOOabo, good S I <1 ,600 IndudM Wlf 'up and deI;.,ery, <157 8321 . 1 bdrm aph lurn. or unlurn.no peh, al 1539 coli 68<1 ·<1 1<15 condition, maroon. Col 5<19·3657 vif"yI ~i r.i ng . and ceolral air. We al~ c, mu~t be neal and cW!an After rooon lARGE 3 BORMhome CIA, COr:ling, 78 TOYOTA COROU6.. run ~ good,! ha.o e u~ mob'1 hoh for wi .. Vi ~,it ~;~~A5R~:;;R 5!:~~f<..IE BLOCK fROM Cam~ s , big 1 2QOQ.DEN f \;;" e AI with ad aU power, 100000, runs e..c. $6500 or 5500 & lake oyer poymenh. bdrm ~pl & 2 bdrm .rodel B u r~ momed or ;X:f ;r'si>mo l~ . I'!le: ·Holl .~/ng for the Muw sell S4350 aba. 985--6870. 549·1677. AR COf'..Iomc>NERS, CAR90NDAlf Praper1le1i. 549·008I . d.op 549 ·6598 Aft 5 I I I Serious Student" 1985 TOYOTA CEUCA GT, exc cond. 1 12X65, 3 adrm. 1.5 boths, wood and ~~~U ~~9~ .OC~5~TUjS!i~5 ST~E , REFRIGfRATOR& troJ. pid:up . , no peli. ..r pm t lemale driven, an power, S 'P, o/c. CO"". heel.Appl. 55500. <157 ·7906. " futrn~ .. I'OOm api, 1 belnn. 68"'1 BURK PROPERTIES 1, 2 . 3 bdr m 55500 Call 529 <1295 Coli chef' 5pm. W1NDSlA!fEP o\ND CAR lop corrier 2760. Mu~ro opor1ment •. a nd 2.3 belrm housel.. Furnished , 198<1 MAZDA 626, ',y>"""j' ...... "*'''':t''...... 5 .. 9 . l l~r .leove~~ s.e ,no , ~ ~ Laundry fadlilies . 1 nr!Wwindo-,..; •• ded.. . oIlowl ,~ed , a /c, AVAllABlfMAY20 2bd' I' I 19n MERC iJ RY COUGAR XR7 O ne wi d, quiel area S-4400. 985-8187 -'- .k 'I' I ,'dt"le'W' I rm. ~ AVAIL NO\V tJOVE in Iodoy, 2 bdrm. Walel. Trash &. owner 90 000 mile, Run ~ good • ---I ~ ,ceo 'ng on. w , I yr ca~ X lum S200 J>Of mo summer 2 blh from 5300 '529·5230 ' IO~ , 2 bdnn ,.~ carpet. ~e and mile!i )CIuth cCJtll'Us. 5A25 5<19·7180 Rec: 529.3581 , 529. 1820' Sewer AUTOS & TRUCKS PAI NTED. Qu,eI pork. offer. LOW RATES fOR. 1 ;:Jr 2 I NICE NE\VER FURN 2 bdrm, 2 or 3 ~ I ~~~~ ~e t.paciou~ Clean &. Quier rot el. , qual i rywor ~ , Rl..j 21 yn. Exper ...... bedroom. carpo', Olf,iOme remodeled, people. 60 9 \V College O)r 5 16 s l ~p ra y & bull .t57· 11 ". ". owner Musts.ee Col 529·<1305. ren~rap .. rt)' . Term,. Make a opartmenh'o choo~e Irom! ~ew ~; ;'1 .. f ~ '" '" 549-6610 GOVERNMENT SEIZED VEH ICLE S rea eolfor. 5"9'385O· __ I ,~~e:~~ ' ~~~w:tk . :::b~c~ei !~ NICE 3 BORM, AlXi., 2 BATH, wId from 5 100. Ford •. Merc~ . eor...~ . GOVERNMENT I-OMES FROM SI IU b'.~. Sludio ' I & 2 bdtm. coil 1.1, hookup, a/c. nexlla moll, uNum. . year Chevys. Surplus. BuyenGuida f) I 80s· repair). ~e';nquenl 1011 properly ond \at ~. lind )01.1 )'Our ~ home. I lecn.e, no peb. 529·2535, after 5 . 687·6000 fIl! S·9501 Repa'W! UIOn •. Call (l) 805.69!·6000 IF'laooed Property .v.onogtlmefltlnc. Call Apartments For Rent GOVERNM ENT SEIZED VEHI CLES E.I . Gh·.sollo,,""onI ,.". 1," 101', .. ' ·800·7'2·•• '2. __ fALL SPRING ''''mS100 . f~d •. _,edo..u.v.... . 1-1 Co I ru fUR NISH ED EffICIENCY WITH '"" S200 PER MONTH We are looking for a few serious ~~r:~ . ~ Guide 111805· ' mpu ars ~ i l ~hen. priYote rba t~u;r ' ~oll , PUlToishcu sludio 3pu. ; jlh e students or profeSSionals who enjoy INfOQUEST 486. SlBOO. ~ and ~'2!,:~ nI or Kallon. 'k"'&,·ICe',coJivln.,,·gd"'fu ,'-, ba,cpar. -,,"'c YOU STEAL rTI '78 cadillac G rey, 'I lib ~, a quiet, peaceful environment, and powerC!'>'ef)'thing. S3990b0. cal 451· uMJd ~en "art 01 $425. See us SnJDlOS, CLEAN. WEU, mo intoined. laundry facilities, free 5763. IOf upgt'odti and repoi~ . 549·3414. l umi~ , walking d;"once Ia CCJlTl)U" parking. quiet. closc 10 desire clean , well kept apartments at llIJo,o\ AT ~ibte 386wl6Mh.z, 1 Summer, folVspring Iea~ avail. Call campus. mgL o n premises. a reasonable cost. (Partiers need ~.rtS~.& S.. ervic.e.• ...--.... ~ MbRom , 65~horddr;.,e , 3 1 /2ond 457·<1 <1 22. Uncoln Village Apts • .1 b~ ..... ~,, ~ 5 1/4 drivei. EGA morular. S169O. EffICIENCIES , ClEAN.WElL S. 51. S. of Plc3sant Hill Rd. not apply). Our apartments are AlJTOWOmcS 800Y & Mechcnc:ol 457·2905 moln101ned, fumr.hed. w a'llr.lngdi .. once 549-6990 Repair. foreign & domethc. 15 yean VERY COMPfTlTTVE PRICV'>IG . 286, tocon'pUs Summ«. falVSpr'ngleoM!5 within six blocks of campus , have up. Setvice cOf I~ . 549·5991 . 386, <18 6 CDmpulers cUWmized 10 ~uit 11 457.4422 hardwood floors and air conditioning. - )OUr needs. CgII Digilol . Conwhing. ~fUR=N='5'i.:cE=D-A"PT=S'""". -oO""NE=bIo<"'~--'I''''-m Now Rentingfor TOYOTA REPAIR . 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    PllTSBURGH (UPI) - Thrcc tOITling to the aid of a IS-year-old twO days wi Lh ~tab wounds to his Illinois residents were among the boy assaulted by youlhs after " righl wrist and chesL latest recipients of a Carn egie sc:hoo; dance 1351 Dec. I. T he other new Carnegie Medal Medal for heroism awarded T he he.To co mm iss ion sa id wmncrsare: Thursday , including two from Sehm iu was wai ting 10 give Bryan • Kerry Ramey. 38, Peoria, III .: Peoria. Mcshinski a ride home when tow truck driver rescued a sheriff's Seventeen poople from II states vouths attacked the boy. Schmiu depuly on Sepl. 18. 1989, after the were named Thursday as winners puiicd away the assailan lS and they lawman's patrol car collided with a of portions of ? S42,500 granl from turned on him . hilling him with a garbage truck and bur.;t inlo names Ih e Carn r gie Hero Fund baseball bal. Schmi ll suffered a in Edwards, lII . We Sell Commi ssion in Pittsburgh . They fTaclured skull and colla",,'d lung • Roger Kujawa, 32, Peoria, III.: Premium bring 10 7,460 Ihe number of bul full y recovered. OlrK iab said. the wning inspoctor helped Ramey poople from the UniUld StalCS and Another award wenl 10 teacher 's rescue the sheriff's depuiy. Brands Canada who have received a assistanl Ceasar Rodriguez of Los • Lawrence Shiner. 4 1, Carnegie Medal since the fund 's Angeles. Rodriguez was bealen by Shorewood, III.: jumped alop an For inception in 1904. a gang of youths on Jan. 27, 1989, ovenumed mini-bu s in Minooka. Less! The IalCSl winner, include Jamcs when he rescued a 17-ycar-<>ld boy III .. on OcL 24, 1989, and pulled , _____" Good Ihru 714190 Schmill, 19, of Philadelphia who on a street near hi s school. the driver to safely momenlS before ~ ----,.---- ' ...... , suffered severe inj uri es after Rodriguez, 23, was hospitalized for the vehicle caughl flrc. BUD, BUD LIGHT MIUER, LITE & &BUD DR! GENUINE DRAFT Report: Culture helps Poshard student development challenged ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UPI) - for students who arc even slighuj" A school cul lure Ih al values removed from the mainstream . by attorney individual accomplishment is a key "It's imponanl for everyone, bul CENTRALI A, III. (UPI) BUSCH &BUSCH COORS" COORS LIGHT factor in student motivation. it may be a litLie morc important - A well-known Southern espec iall y among minorities. for them," he said. "The bollom Illinois auomcy announced LIGHT &"OORS GOLD accord ing to a Univers ity of line is thai schools have a OOlentiai Thursday as a ",'li te-in can­ Michigan sludy released Th ursday. for good or bad thai is eSpeciall y didale agai nsl Rep. Glenn In a survey of 16,000 Ill inois crucial for minority students." Poshard, D-II !. , soley 99 publi c school sludenls, U-M M achr 's sampl c consis tcd 0; beca use Poshard voled lasl I 8 !?MfTil edu ca tion Prof. Martin L. Machr the 999g~ ,-. ~. ~ 16,310 studentS in fo urth, sixth , wcck againsl a flag prolec­ fo und th ai a schoo l culture eighlh and 10lh gra des in 880 11' ... tion amendmClll 24 Cons ' 24 Cons promoting ach iev ement and Illinois publi c sc hools. The James B. Wham , 72, progress .a t ail leve ls had a slud \". nls were asked to indica tc Centralia, said Pos hard 's signi f! can t impact on stu dents' whether they agreed or disagrcQJ VOte went agai:lst the "will willingness to wo rk harder in BACARD! wi th SLa teme nt s such as " This of the va St majority of school. school makes me wam to learn ," Southern Illinoisans." light or Dark Th is works beller than si mpl y " Teachcrs at thi s school lrCat "I wasn 't even interested being loug h aboul grades, he said. students wiLh respect" or .. At Lhis in run ning until I saw h L:\ "Schools lha va lued school it is very imponam to get (Poshard 's) VOl e on the 29 "I,..~ o m pl i s h m e n l rather I ho ~ good grades." nag-burning amendm ent," competiti veness were motivational School culture had the greatcst Wham s..'lid . "Runni nfl !or 6 for children of all backgrounds, effect in explain ing motivation at Congress w the fUnhC:'!I l 750 ml races, soc i ~.or\omic groups and in the 10th-grade level fIX al l eth nic thing from my mind ... al l academic tracks," Mach, said. group s. Among JO' ~ 4 g ra d e r s . Wham , a partner in the 8 U( for minority studenlS. Machr school culture was more inlpona1'Jl law finn W ham &. W ham OLD fo und . the link between certai n for Asians, Hispanics and African· Auorn cys . said his only aspec ts of school culture and Americans-in that ordcr--Lhan it previous run for office Wa'i SMUGGLER motivat ion was especial I)' strong. was for whi te s. Machr nOted that an unsuccessrul bid for an Schoo ls th ai emphasi7.ed th e stud ent s were ma tched by appdlale coun seal in 1964 . nxogm tion for ach ievemem and a soc locconomic SLatu s so thai the He said he was elecled four 79 slIong SC'n!,C of mmunity among only varia hie was their cthn icity. Ilm e!o. to the Re publican st udent:-. and Icachers were \Vhi le ~bc hr admi ts thm It may Sau onaJ Con vcnuoli. 7 JX1nicubrl y mou\'a Li onai for ~ I an · be dirllcult 10 cr(' atc di fferent A JlS r", which sil al a depth of abou l 30 fCC[ Agency, in ilS 56-page report titled depleled species Ihroug h Ine bUI can be up to 40 miles long. " The Global War againsl Small I nternational Whali ng BUI Ihe agen cy said fi shermen Cetaceans," said the death estimale Comm iss ion, which meets nc xt often employ crueler melhods. It was con servative, and (h at wcck in Holland. uncovered cases of dolph ins being undocumenUld dolph in ki lls could The repon lisUld Japan, Tai wan , ShOl, Slabbed, spea red, gaffed, be quadruple the flgure. 'Timgs Square, South Korea, Mexico, Peru and Sri hooked , ncued, drownod , beached, .. We were slaggered by Ihe Lanka as th e nati ons most electroculed, harpooned, bombed docum en ted figures that we were prolligale in killing sea mammals. and muti lalCd . co llec ting in our co untr y-by­ These nations. along with France, Chilean hun lers comp lelely ~icfuo(S country study of the killings," said Dcnmar1< and Chile, have opposed wiped out th e Com mer son 's Allan Thornlon, chai "",n of the any moves to prOlCCf. the creatures. dolphin for use as crab-bail. On ly 1700 W. Main · Carbondale· 549-663 1 London-based agency. " When we "These countries claim thai the 300 Chinese river dolph ins, called Us e our convenIent drlve "up SlaItCd oul we had no idea thai the !WC is not the compclenl allthonl y B.ijis, are al ive, and the rcpon said window--no walllngi problem was of this magniwdc." to deal with dolphins," Thornlon Japanese fishermen during' three­ Ho urs: Mon.-Th urs . 9 o .rn.- 11 p .m. He said ce taceans-which said . " Wc th ink such clai ms are year ocriod killed a staggeri ng 67 Frl. & So t. 9 a.m . . Mid nig ht· Sun. 1 p .rn .-10 p .m . include porp oises and small motivated by politica l and rn-' ~cnt of the popu lation of the whalcs----<>n ly give birth aboul onoe economic reasons." Dall's porpoise. every IwO years, making the impacl The report said Jaran kills more " It is difficult 10 say how far the of half a ml ilion annu al 1cath s than J 00,000 cetaceans oac h year, situation has gone in some of the particularly acute. Lhe mos t of any nation. It said cases, because there is very lillie The environmcnul group, which Peruvian fi shermen were e:qxx:ted moniloring or research of the small conducUld the srudy during the p3SI 10 kill 50,000 sea mammals th is cetaceans," ThornlOn said. flatly /:gYPlinn June 29, IWO New director ta'~es charge I Crowds hope to build of SIU minority engineering cross for Virgin Mary

    By Brand i n ~ ps and Ihc lecnlllffient and retenti on enrollment uf new minOl it)' Scr ipps Howard News S&rv!::.e 10 be close 10 !he hill. SlaH Writer of minority sludenl'i ir; lhc fiel d o J freshm en in eJ1l:;:fJcc fllIg will "There 's work 1'..1 do herc enginrering. double mr. 1985 lotal. SANTA M A~IA , C,hr. -­ among me people who come," Johun\' B. P :H1Cr ~l.ln Jr.. ha3 Fatlerson is an clectrical "We've recruited SQf.1C of the top Charlie Nolc takc:-; a brr.ak f!"O nl Gabbell said. " I fee l we ' re recc nlly iakcll over as director of engmi:ering grdd uate of Southern sluden ts in the stale. 16 are directing thc propic. an d bci ng cal'ed 10 be here. M)' ' IU C',: IlIlnv:-iLY enginee nng Un iversity 31. Baton Rouge. La . eom miued for !he fall and anomer t vehicles galh ered a l o n ~ Ihe husband and ~ bo~1 leci L.~al " prog: c director of 1i1i !"! 0 r1 ty industrial. admi ni strative ;lnd acccptzJ,'· Patterson said. "This is cast of Santa Mari.a. mea ns 10 it er, Gabbelt lapsed cO';ln ccring. "SCts the lone for the edll ca ti ~al CA p!rience. tn ..' 'highcst enroll ment e ver, In one clrection. he sc.:s si;­ into a long silem:e that turn s cr.lI re program," said Linda "Pi.Hterson will be Ihe j>rcv lously there were onl y about tour buses and scores !)f cars, tearful. Hclslcm. public information officer cieallnghcuse fo r anyth in g 10 do 20 to 30 students enrolleo in the vans and RVs parked along me '·It ml!:t ns hope," she said for me College of Engineering. wi th IT:lnorit y engmecring ," program." shoulder of me road. fi na ll y an i1 trem ulous voice . .. it Th e minority eng ineering Hclslcm said. Pallerson's first encou nter with In !he other direction, he =, means peace and unity and lovc 3 cro",d of close 10 I ,000 people program was created in 1985. It p.Jtlcrl;()n said thaI he wanted 10 minority engineering was in 1977. and joy." perched on 3 15- 10 20-foOl­ was designed 10 bring in ncw, inncd"c the lIum b"r of studen ts He ran a rec ruitment program The st'JI)' of !he lil~ e hill and wide embankmcnL the CrrJSS o f Peaccall begal. academ ica ll y exceptional minority enrolled In mmorily englnccfl~g as whilc district enginccrirg manager Thcy arc taking Polaroid March 24 , 1988, when Noles ~Iudcms mto the cng,mccring field. we ll as !he quality of !he P'O!!I ,-,n. wi th Hallibunon Scrvices. In 198;, pictures of the sun in hopes of Pallcrson's dUlles include The minority engineeri ng Paucrson was awarded the titlc of wife, Corol, heard a " beautiful" catching a miracle and staring inner voice speak to her during dC(ldlng .... ho will receive progra m offers approxlmatcly Outstanding Youn!! ~a n of south across the road at a Mass al Mar)"s Church in Santa scholar ... hlp funds. meeting with S40.rro In I. shock is caused by a bactt:na. but health offi cia ls h;::v (' ;'lo t determined CHICAGO tl PI ) - TIle syndrome . which caused Widespread pan ic among women in precisely how tamJX."':;-C>']lCCiolly I.hc.nllomctCf SCI the agend.::J. fo r some se ri ous e311ng th e last decade. have " ncarl\' hi ghly absorben l lampons PUI Thursd3Y al "Tastc of disappeared." a go\cmmcnt doctor women at increased fisk for the Chi('ago" after un 'cason­ reponed Th ursday. malady. ahlc brcCles set teeth chat­ Dr. An ne Schuch at , an The di sease among men and l! pidemiolog;st with th e U.S. non-men str uating women is tering in~tcad of chewing Centers fo r Disease Con trOl, said ex tremely rare. However. it was on ~Ie fcst-s ope ning day. Dc!'\ pitc a cold fronl that the num!xr of cases of toxic shock first isolated in 1978 among a small s)l1dromc-whieh has been linked group of children. dropped lake fro nt temper:t­ (Formerly II Hearts) turcs iliiO Ih e nOs , aboul to use of super-absorbent Among th e cases reponed in 145.000 people vlSlled Ihe tampons-dropped from 890 in 1980, 8 12 of 890 were :!mong 1980 !0 61 in 1989. Schuc hat menstruating women. ill 1980 • the food ::lI1d mu sic fcstival FRI. - CHICAGO'S TOP ENTERTAINMENT Wedneway. chowing down allrib utcd Ihe sharp decli ne 10 I ~ . t es t year for whic h figures arc ..a il a ble, 45 of th e 61 cases 'I"'Speedrails · 25¢ Natural Light Draft s ,I n ri bs, pizza and more preventive rnco:sw·es in the tampon c).otic fare and enjoying an ind ustry. occurred among menstruatin g ' I"'Blue Whales ComeEarly! ' IO"'cover cqu:tlly varied smorgasbord Another survey, whi ch women. of music . specifiea lly traCked the decline of Al ong wilh th e decrease in SAT_ • CONNIE & LISA From LITTLE ROCK Terry Levin of LllC cases among mcnstruating women, incidence rate, the death rale 'I'" Tequila Speedrails ·'1'" Purple ' 3'" cover Ma yor's Office of Special found me r.tte of toxic shock cases among the tampon-linked toxic Hooters · 50¢ Natural Light Dra ft s EvcnLs, which helps coordi­ fe ll from aboul 10 per 100,000 shock cases also has dramaticall y nate me Taste, said me first menstruating wo men in 1980 10 dropped, the COC said. SUN_ - BETTE DAVIS' 6th Annual Birthday Bash day's aLLend:incc was about aboul one per 100,000 in 1987, None of the women wi th ' 1'" Vodka or Whi skey Speedrails '3'" cover 30,000 above lasl yea r's said Sc h ucha~ whose fUldin gs were menstruation-associated toxic 50¢ Natu· _.I Light Drafls opening day. pu blished Thursday in me CDC's shock cases died of me discao,c in 1988 or 1989. Five percent Taste crowds trJditionally MorbidilY and Monalily Weekly The Hottest ,nterf'lill ment All Weekend Long! peak on weekends and on report. menstruation-linked cases ended in ' I mink il wou ld be fair 10 say dcam in 1980. the rcpon said_ ~IC Fourol of July and dur­ Front And Back Door F.nt rallces, Cover Start s -8 p_m, ing ",anner wc;:Jt1l e~ . th:1I II'S a public health success The high proportion of c"crall Tas lCgoers enjoyed a Slory," Schuchat said. " TOl.ic cases among menslIU3ting womcn 2 15 N_ Illino is H.2w:s c hil i cookoff, fealurlng shoc k sy ndrome has ne;.! r ), un derlin es th c government Carbon dale Wed - S u n d a y mostly the rcci~ !" of main· disappeared. " lim.l ingthal the disease is linked 10 Symptoms vomiting, diarrhea, tampon usage and ah'-o rbcney 457·24 35 8 pm - 2 a m s{fC..101 rcli13UI ~ lnL~. high fever and a sunbum-!J,.c fi.L,h levels, Schuchm srud. June 29, 1990 Daily Egyplinn PO!;C 15 Report card out on NBA tea By KEITH DRU M a!!ing Icam. Gi"e BIg D an A >-1llwauKO<. Buch - Terry Mills San AnIOnt O Spu rs - Coach support players a"d No. 23 ;)IC~ UPI CoI"ge Baskelba ll Wnler mmus. drew mixed rc"ic",, ~ and the Bucks Larry tire,wn generally docsn 'I lik" wa s lhe move 0; a legll ll·"\I.I" Denver .N uggeLIi TickcL, ~::(;~ arc hoping i.h c~· read the righl ones the ~n exi)cc t ed but he bener gel comender. Ski nn y 7-footcr Wa··. The pencil IS sharpened. a.,d it·s are as Jmponam ac; points fOi th is in tr ying to find another Tcpy uscJ 10 11 with Dwayne SchinlZlUs Palmer ha s promise if he lSf' gr.1ding time for t..l-;c tearT. SCO n'S off rebui lding team. Lhu s, e~citing CumlttiP[!s. B minus. and Sean Higgins coming aboard. cauetn in a Ma rk. Eaton· K a~· Ihe 1'.lIA dran: . Chris Jackson and pro'jJCCt Marcu; Minn;;s0l3 T l mbcrW ':l lvcs .­ MIddle pICk Ton~ Ma~"'nburg I': a Malone sandwich . J37.Z played " Atlanta H aw~ ., - A lcam Llb<':ty make sense. !l plus. Fclwn Spencer 's size :..~d wr.-~ vL:lI.ablc rock by companson. C at A lunc. ,r.eklng .:hcmisay : an learn ~rom i.>c1r01l PiStOns - Lancc Blank.c; ethic and the !'('onng pol c nU ~1 '11 ~.'1. tbe work eth ic anu lcadzrshl;> of IS the kmd of ag ~'J"c.,s i \'c dcf~nder­ Gerald Gia s~ maO .... Ih en, t; c("~ Washington Bullets - ThI S guard Rumca.! Robiniion S x:onti· ath i~ LC the champions hk e. bl>' r~ :'!I( P'Ck.,. B plu,. S ~3 ttJ e Supersonics - rhe oream7.aoon fi nall y rccog.ni i'cd it rounder Trevor W"50 ;-: i s :I he's gm to mw; c the tzaIn. Only 3 Ne ....· J cn~ey :\cts - Derrid ... Son ic~ hav e gambled .;ome In rcquireti "'C1me seri ous rebuilding decathlete for a ru n-3 nd-J ump C. Colcman was an obVIOUS che'lce, rccrm dntflS but pomi f.uard Gar) so me trnde for Pervis Ellison is 3,.i learn. Grade B. Go lden S:ale Warriors - The '-\'hilc TalC Gcorge an d Ju t Payton was th e mOST ncceSS3T;' understandable. thoug.h ri sky Boston Ccl ties -- Dec Bmwn I!) Warriors deservc high w.arks Just Buechler are th e ~ell-schtlole r. plC~ ior now. Gmde A. loundauon. Sccond-rounde~ Grc-i,. appropnalC for a running LCam. but for not ga mbling on Dwa yne IypcsCoaeh Bill FilCh prefers. B. U",h Jaz7 - The lrode fo' Jeff FOSler J nd 1'.1 EnglISh addre" can the aging from coun keep up Schimzi us, and picks Tyrone Ii Ii I. New '{ork Kni cks - A Illlk ' blone. gi Vin g IJP {'"nly Iw O nxds On\-. ? C" for the momenl wIth Lhc dian's quickcsl player? .,: Lcs Jepsen and Keyi n Pritchard surprising th:ll the KOICk"", ncedmg pl us. shnu'~ hel O. C plus. help soon. chose 10 dj' ", fur th e ------, Charlotte Hornets - Th\';. HOUSIOil Rockets - The team future with Jerrod MUSL:I... C pl us, Depanmelll cf TIJ(,:llei and Ihe Sr ,lool of J\1u ~j c I' Ho mcLS added to their strength nCeding a poinl guard stills needs Orlando Magic - 'Vho clsc bUI wi lh Iwo·g uard Ken dall Gi! 1 and one. though shoOlcr Dave IXnnis SCOLI for Lile team th;jl lu .. l Pre~ r ~ arc hoping he can play poinL E'en Jamerson an d forward prospect tn;.;S LO score as many as it glve 'up? for an expansion team . it's a n ky Carl J-le.rr= help. C plus. d as in bombs aW3} lOU Philadelph ia i6cr; - T\mgh~guy SUfllmer Play '90 :1 move. Only a C. Indiana F3ccrs - Baek-Io-back Chicago Bu ll s - The deal fO I scrond-round picks Amonio l-':lvis Brian Oliver and 3Uli\' nam ed I Dennis Hopson is beueT than an y and Kenny Williams are defenSive Derek Strong fll ",, ;th #lhe ne w and offensive projects, C minus. Bullies of Broad S'rM . 'Wonh a C. \ ShOOICI Ihe 22nd pick could have t broughl. Second-roun d Yugosla ,· Los Angcles Clippers - Bo Phoen i ". ' un s - -\ health y I Ton ) ' ukoc is a flISl -round ta1 cnt KImble and Loy aughl 3re two Jayson Williams CO, tid .. :: slCai . /.- s- II who may be impossible to sign . sound players and pcopie an d. most Negele Knighl is a g .' backup for . ?e "~' .J llne ~ 9. 3 11 J ul.' : :- . fl, ~ ... Bulls gel a B. imponanL both wanl 10 play for the Kevin Johnson dnd Cedric I i \ MUSIC ov Frecenck Loewe. 500- (i Cleveland Caval ier, - TI. onl y Chppcrs. Gra e A. Ceballos ISn' l yet 21. B plus...... ~ and Lyn::s OV Alan Jav Le~n" v~ pick, 6-11 SICfano Ruscon i laIC in Lo, ngel es Lakers - The Portland Trail Blazers - The Base 0- -The Once FU'l·rc.. II ~ec ond round. isn ' t the halian gamble on -Elden Campbell should B azcrs gel a good prospc:;t with a import that mallers most for next nOl be compared to last ye3i \ late pi ck for th e Sl!c{)nn slfal ght I !<,;""lIJ':"I\ TH y."." e I' year. Grndc D. gam~le on Vlade Divac. Campbell year. As Wi lh Clifr Rohi. ... son la"t Dalla, Mavericks -- rhe Mavs IS u greatcr risk with less payofr. season. AI .. Abdelnaby can help The"ler " locmed :J! II.'.' StlOU' rnd 01 .11: (''''''''''''''';lII