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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1986 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in January 1986 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Daily Egyptian Southern Illinois Uni,·ersity at Carbondale Wednesday. Jan . 29. 1986. Vol. 72. Nn.90. 24 Paj!es SHUTTLE EXPLODES Teacher, crew members killed in worst space tragedy
I Space s huttle Challenger blasts off from launch pad No. 39B. Moments later an explosion sends plumes of smoke across the sky as two solid-fuel rocket boosters twist away from the craft, hidden in tb e smoke. Debris from the orbiter, trailing smoke. showers toward earth. IThis Morning Challenger ends in fireball
Tragedy hits By Ed"a~ K. Delong ,, ' REGHET lhal I have to space lurned silent ly into a fi reworks displa y as a shocked I close to home of Un1ted Press International report Iha t ba ed on very serpent of smoke and fire na tion watched the rep!a!h preliminary searches f the wrilhing across the sky. moments later 011 teJen ion. - Page 11 CA PE CA:>IAVERAL. PIa. ocea n where Challenger im I CP I I The s hui l le pacled this morning. these O;\; BOAI{D the Challenger Ch"lleng r exploded in a earches have not revealed we re commander Fra ncis MCAl:L!F"P E·S lIl ·SIHND Liquid fuel boiling ball of flame i2 seconds any evidence thai the crew of ··Dick" . Scobee. 46. c<>-piiot Steven. and two chlldr n leak suspected afler blastof: Tu""day. killing the Challenger ,:,un ived." said ~Iichae l Smith. 40. Judit h Caroline. 6, and cou . ~ teacher Christa ~1cAuliffe and Je'~se Moore. chief of the Resnik. 36. Ellison Oni1. uk a. 3~. watched Ihe disa ter that her six crewmates in the WOl'"S1 s:1Utlle program. live hours Ronald ~lcNalr. 35, satellite c laimed the l7·year-old -Page 11 space tragedy since man engineer Gregory Jarvis. -n. teacher 's life bu t we re husUed began reaching for the stars 25 af¥'~e~~~~r~~~~ect at launch and ~lcAul i ffe . the 37-year·old away lrnn,ooialely by NASA Reagan vows years ago. with nea rly a half million Concord. N. H., social studies officials. gallons of explos ive hydrogen teacher picked from 11 ,000 " It's a day we wish we could to ,~ ont i nue quest Ships. planes and heijcoplers a nd oxygen, carried no candidates to be the firs! have pushed hack forever." rushed to a spot 18 miles off the emergency escape system. private citizen in space. said Sen. J ohn Glenn, D-Ohio. -Page 14 Florida coast where flaming U ",as 10 miles high when il Cries of horror went up at the first American to orbit the debris rained down for an hour ell;>IO(!e
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Page 2. Dally Egyptian. Jaml:lf'y 2'J, 1986 Suspect admits setting leG office building fire By John Tindall at 104 N. Washington Jan 10. Cook Counly a nd hac hen later by Jackson Counly 15 investigators from lhe StaffWnter F'absik also admitted to setting released in October . Stale's Attorney John Carbondale Police : Ihe a fire Jan. 13 in a n abandoned F'absik is being held ir. the Clemons. according to police Department of Cr imina l in· A man suspected of setting apartment a t 507 _ A ' h. ac .Ja ckson aunt\' jail on a reports, vestigations: Illinois Central fire to the Illinois Centra l Gulf cording to n ·po:'ts . Department of CC'rrecti ons Gulf railroad: a nd Ihe Federa l Division OrJice was ta }1' en into F'absik was a student in SIU parole hold. No bond will be set until Bureau of Alcohol. Tobacco custody Monday lIi g ht. ac· (" 5 continuing education Destroyi ng property in Fabsik is served with the a nd F' ire?rms. before t.:lking cording to Ca rbondale police pr~ram al Vienna Correc \'o)ved in inter tate commerce warrant a nd appears before a Fat.-sik ir.to custody, reporlS. tional Inslitute. according to is a federal violation. so federal magistrate. Police Sll\' Wilham J . the Offi ce of Admissions and federal charges were filed According to police repor ts. Othe.' " sust:'icious fires" a re F'ab.ik. of 302 S. Popla r . has R eco r~.s . Police say he had Tuesday against Fa bsik. Other officers involved in the case bei ng inves li gotee. to deter admitted 10 se tting the fire been ser ving time on a r obbery charges involving violation of conducted more than 400 hours m ine possible link s wit h that destroyed the leG office ar.d burglar~ cOll viction from stale arson laws will be hied of surveilla nce with a team of Fabsik. say ?{Iiire. Study links poverty, unemployment to CrirTle By John Tindall Ca bondale neighborhood. 10 Staff Writer continue fundinJ! social According census data. weeks and in np!ohborhood bordered on the west bv Nor th programs. Ihe avc r age income in seven it was 22.6 v.eeks A 1985 stud\' conducted in Illinois Avenue and 'on thc The researchers considered ncighborhood t1,rcc was On ly 51.8 pew""t of people 25 Carbondole by an 51 -C at south b,' East Main Street and the possibility t h a~ a greate:: r .$2.:;.794 compared to 51 3.001 in y""rs old a nd older have high for ney a r ~d a sociology s tudent labeled' n~ i ghborh ood se,'en number of people lived in neighborhood seven. Also. 1.3 chool diplolllas in neigh· li nks low education levels. for the studv, was home to 43 ncighborhood s \'cn alld that percent of the families in borhood seven. but the figure pc"er ty a nd unemployment to pf'I'cenl of aii accused rel o n ~ - population density would nc!ghborhood th rce were ff'r neighborhood th"~ was 92 an increased (endene\' to abuut olle accused fclon for account for the dispropor below the povcrty le vel percent. commIt felol11cs . . e\'crv KG residents - the tionate number of accused compared to 28 .5 percent of the The reseal chcrs contcnd in J ames Roberts. s taff at · highest proporti on of a ccused felolls but data pro\'idcd ty lhe families in ncighborhood their s tud\' thai crime bears a torney for the Legal Chlllc. a nd felons Il",ng in any C<.J rbond a l~ 1980 cens us prO\ cd that seven, direct reiations hip to social J a mes Oll\'ero, dO(' lor a l neighborhood. assumption false. ~ e igh 4 The d iffcr e n<: es in the environment and tha t "the ~tudel1t in .;;ocio l og~ . based On thp othpr extreme. th re borhood se,','n had t ,677 people percentage of people unem diffcrcnce in cr ime I accused tht" ir studv on a list of all werc no ac.:c ust."CI fclons lh 109 h\'ing in it cI) mpared to 3,275 ployed in neighborhoods Ihree felon between neighbor hoods ) residents . accused of com III the neIghborhood bordered li\'i ng in neIghborhood three. and se\'cn wcrc similarly appean: til center around mll ing a felony 1111984 , on the north bv West Main Hohcrls a nd Oiivero also wClghted--3,4 percent in areas of uneducation, ·\ fter pinpoint in g the ad Strt" I and n 'the ~Sf b\' u ed census data to compa re neighborhood three and t7 7 unemploymcnt and po\'erty.·' dresses of tho 40 accu ed Oakland treet and on th;, both neighbor hoods according perccnt in neighborhood Roberts said he was sur felons on a map of Carbondale. south b~ Chau!.auqua Street. to incomc levels. number of se\'en, prised tha t ~he survey showed Roberts and Olh'cro evaluated label nel~ hl or hood three. f:! milies hctow th e povcrty Robert ... a nd (,\ iivero also such marked diffcrences in the the neighborhoods in which the Hobert said he hopes thai lcvel, unemployment le\'els compared the a vcrage time number of felons linng in the most and the leas t number of the rc .... ult:i of the un a nd the percentage of peopl e residents of both neigh Iwo neighborhoods. He said he accused felons lived. comm l~~ 1one d stud y will o\'er 25 years old with high borhoods were unemployed. In hopes to conduct similar The s tud~' showed that one convince city officials to school diplomas. nei~hborhood three it was 8.3 studies in thc future. Regional literacy programs get $1 50, 000 By William Walker College. Southern Illinois to promote Southern Illinois:' a s tatement StaHWnter Washlllgton or in Sprin~[ield . " " It IS a lmos t impossible to literacv. released b) Edga r said . he said, " Where it is going to playa mcaningful role in our Th e - grant s awarded " Working together. they will be won is at the local level:' Calling illiteracy a " very SOCiety if you can'l read. In Tuesday will go to Shawnee be able 10 reach more adults ser ious probiem in our fact. it's almost impossible to Library System. whi ch will more effect ivel\' ," Edgar also said he was society." ecreta rv of Sta t.e do a nything if ~ ou can't read." receivc 549.992: John A. Logan Edgar prais~ the work of Jim Edgar Tuesda-y awarded ha ppy that private hesaid. College. $40.357: Qualily of local groups in combating the organizations. such a~ Quality nearly S]50,000 to outhern Edgar said the grants are Lifc Services. Inc .. $18,400: problem of iJliteracy. saying of Life Services. now qualify lIIinob groups that operate part of S2 million that the and Southeastern Illinois that government must help by for funding thr ough the literacy programs. General Assembly has ap College. $38.254. providing funds. but that it's literacy grant program. "The problem of illiteracy is propriated for literacy " These four programs will up to local groups to provide He said be hoped Quality of a problem that a ffects us aU:' progr a ms throughout the be coordinating their efforts to the needed ser vices. Li fe Services would serve as a Edgar said a t an award state. in all. he said nearlv bring the best possible literacy " The war against illiteracy "model program" for other pr esentation at Joiln A. Logan $200,000 will be gi\'en to services. to this a rea of is not going to be won in private groups in thesl;i t~ . Spec;s/I ~~~ MUFFLERS with parchasa 0' any sllca 0' oar ,,_"' winning $19.95 Daa,.Pan Pilla at oar spaclallancltaon prlca 0' * PLUS INSTALLA TlON S 1.49 for any slice. • MOST Amerlcon cors FREE 6-PACK OF COKE --4 Full Tread Plys HERCULES of Polyester with lIallYary 0' malliam or larga 1I",.pan pilla DSR RADIAL 'Whitewalls $32 .• 1 ~78·13 $27.00 $34.5 1 878· 13 528.95 TIE IOI.D IIIIE $36.2. 08-14 $30.95 611 S. illinois $37.00 £18· U 532.95 F EE DE LIVE $37.99 $.tO.sa F78· U $33.95 .. <778· 14 $3.4 .95 IA """$.tO.77 H78-U 535.95 $.t2.8A <778· ; 5 $33.95 "'• . 59 H78.) 5 $3.4 .95 STEARNS LOCKER PH: 549-2290 L78· )5 537.95 ... , ...... 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SIu&:m1 Edilcw·ln-Chief l l$O Ets,e"hnuer. Edilorlol Poge Ed.tor Suson Sotlooudtos Anoclole ed"Of'lol Poge edItor , Scalt F'Hmo r. Faculty Mcmo gJng Ed.tor W,llio", Harmon Tragedy shouldn't halt space program TH E SPACE SIII 'TTLE Cha llenger exploded IWo minutes afler its launch from Cape Canaveral. fla. Tuesday morning. killi nG all seven crew members aboard. II is obvious 10 all Amerh:aos and to the enti re world thaI this is a tragedy. The loss of human life in any endeavor is a tragedy. But the loss of the crew memlx,rs should nol deler Ihis coun try's conviction that an active, and above all. a safe space program must be maintained. When America losl three Apollo astronauts in January 1967!O a frelk launchpad explosion during a practiCf.! firing of the craH'3 engines. NASA mounted a con certed effort tf') ensure the saiety of fUlLJre mission:" BUT TIlE APOLLO program wenl forward, culminating wilh the first ma nned moon missions from 1969 to 1972. during which Vending mae;hine gamblers: there were six actualla ndtngs on the moon without t~.~ loss of Goe human life. No one can argue that these missions W('f'e all amazing achievement in the annals of huma n history. The space shuttle program had a s lmila.rly safe history until lucky ones win, others pay Tuesday's tragedy. There had '>cen 25 shulUe mI ssions com By Paula Buckner if 1 had a problem. I told hrn pleted withoul incidenl. including nine missions by the shulUe StalfWnter tile l11achine was sere\\"\ . 11 1;11 I Challenger . This is a remarkable safely record, especially when 11 3(1 :JUI III my money. 'pushl:'d one considers the harsh environment in which all space missions Twn ~' e,il rs of W Jrk in g in the tht: bl''',;'l and dldrfl g(·t r11\ are conducted. ncwsroom ha \'e taught me a milk " few things. l! (' told m (' thai \,~lIldahll'~c;! PRE '!DENT REAGAN, rightfully so, has cancelled a ll fulure I han ' learned how to ~ u r · jhc m;.H:hine wouldn 't do am shute, 'lights until the exacI cause of Ih e disasler can be \,h'c on delcctablcs from good. He proceeded lu "p'"n Ih" ascertained. This could take some time. Jl was almosl IWOyears Ve ndoLand. 'hose m\,stefiQUS m<1chll1(, and c ' pl ~i1tl t J me before a nother manned s;>3ce fligh l was allempled afler the 196i machines v. hic h . acc:ep' wi1\' il woul drl" 1 fall Apollo accident. While it is likely thaI il will not be tha I long quartcrs. dimes a nd nickel.: Paula He s~ti d thai I had In hold 111 before the nexl shuttle fli ght is launched, time and great care for an as or-tment of eata bl es. Ihe bUllon until thf,~ milk musl be laken to ensure the safety of the nexl group of HC\:a use of the craz\' h our~ Buckner dropped And if II d,,,'S;]·I. astronauts. we keep. VendoLa lld is a sha king the machillc \\ 111 Sympathies a re extended to the friends and families of the popular plr,ce for D.E . peoplc. Staff Write r ...:a use the ...:a rt on 10 come " off seven who lost their lives : Comma nder francis " Dick" Scobee, Someollt.' alwa \'s has a can of track" inside. cf>-pilot Michael Smith, Judith RC3nik, Ellison CIIlizuka, Ronald soda or carton of milk with a " People lose Ihei r milk Because Li sa offered mc her McNair, satellite engineer Gt"egory Jarvis. and Christa bag of chi ps. a cimdy bar or because I he\' s ha ke 1h c> McAuliffe, a high school teache,' from Concord. New Ha mpshIre. somet hlOg from Hostess. Ding cx tr(j milk . I returned the machine a nd the next guy get;'> Tbey did not die in vain. Dongs. HoHos a nd Pepsi seem favor : she gratefully aC(·cl>ted . two .. ' he lold mc. to be the big winners for the We lalked aboul it a wh ile All this li me. I figured Ihat I " breakfast of journa li sts ." a nd decided thai we were was some body Illlport <:t nt One of the worslthings about special becausc no un e else was geltmg two milks for the because the milchim' liked me Ve ndoLand is tl1(" change enough to gi\,(' me il two-for Letters faclor. Most of the peopl e I price of nne. Or i they werc. oncdeal. work wil h don't have a nv Ihey weren', bragging a bout it Bul 1 was gPf1!!! g a " :\n~' body got change fo r 'a Since 'hen. 1 have rceci\'ed two-for-one Cit least spvcn little something extra becaJ::e A tlanta trip an eye-opener buck '! " is a common call in the someone else was getting limes. It ·s alwavs tun tc 1;\!t newsroom. gypped. I want 10 express my thank' Tulu ~ nd the Rev. J esse Bccently some weird t h ing~ unexpected j!ifts: I think 1"11 w81l 10 see my to the SPC Travel Committer Jackson, and a statement of happened wilh the " ending Lasl w ~ek I decided to gel name prrnted in the phOlIC a nd to Kevin Valentine. Andy the Reagan administration's m;l('hine tha t dl .;; penses mi lk . .:: orne quick energy (rorr hook 10 feel Important nexl policy by Assistant Secretary VCl1duLand. Chips and milk ! Leighton and Tom Mar· II fi rsl ha ppened before th" lime. cinkowski. the organizers 01 of Stale William Robertson. I ChristJi1as break and ha.' remembered that to get lwo Iasl weekend's trip to Atlanta have never had any doubt occurred se\'eral times sin c milks. , had a lways put CI in honor of Dr. Martin Luther aboul my a bhorrence of returtling frum break. quarter . di mcand nickel in the Meet the Ki ng. II was the besl S50 I ever apartheid. hUI the Ch oice One of my coll eagues. Lis:). s lOI in~ t ea d of two qua rters. spent. among conflicting policy w 'nt 10 get SOrTIe mi lk a nd So I deposited the coins. In Saturday's symposium on options has often been con came back with two. She said . pushed tile bu tton a nd hea rd cartoonist PC".O"!y and world hunger I fusing. I came away from this .. .\nyhody want a milk'! I got one carlon drop. I thought to Today's issue marks the learned a great deal aboul the conference with no un t\\ () of them." I accepted the myself. " Oh . gee. :10t IWO '? " debul of cartoonisl J a, Hurder lerribJe problem of certainties remaining - the gift a nd asked her how she gOI whe ll. like ~ln a nswer to a i ~ Ihe Daily Egyptioil. Hurder. malnutrition, both in America policy of " constructive two. She said she didn't know. pr a~· e r . a second carton 26. is a graduate studenl in and around the world. Much of engagemenl" has clearly been Ihal it jllsl happer.ed. dropped atop Ihe fi rsl. higher e du cation ad what we heard was terrible. a failure from every per Soon a ft er that. 1 went on a A few days ago I went to ministration. He drew for the bUI we also heard thaI spective excepl that cf the routinp Irip to VendoLa nd for VendoLand for m il k a nd Western U1inois Uni versity progress ;s being made. We racist regime in South Africa. Ding lJongs and a carton of passed a \'ending machine newspaper. the Courier. for len assured that an end 10 Then came Monday with the nllik . I placed my qua rler. worker refi lling the cigarette four year'; , while studying arl hunger by the year 2000 really Ecumenical Service C:tnd the ni ckel a nd dime in th ~ s lol. machine. I said. ··Hi :· :md educa tion and business ad is a n achievable goal. We also march. It was it rousing oc pressed the selector button for ; ~ " loCeeded on nl\" wa \·. I in· ministratIOn. He then returned len with lh~ message from SIU casion to see that march io a carton of chocola te milk. rell ser tt..'Ci my coins: pushPd the to his hometown of Freeporl alumn,," Dick Gregory that we tribute to a great man. it connect a nd got not hing. bun on. fell it connect and got a nd taught art al the high must be coocerned not only I am deeply grateful 10 a ll Nalura lly. I grabbed Ihe top nuth;ng. school for four years. with hungp~· buI with sound those who made this trip or the machine. shook it a nd I called the machille on Hurder's cartoom pUI the nutrition. possible a nd 10 my 48 fe ll ow hea rd two cartons drop down S.D. B .. inslinclive ly grabbed classic struggle of th., common Sunday was the In bus-riders who made the ride in Ihe slol. I mumbled. "Well , the lOp of it and shook. Slill p erson agains '. the ternationaJ Conference down and back such a that's more like it." nothing. bureaucracy into a h ~\ morous Against Apartheid with pJeasure. - David F . Duncan. 1 returned with a gr:n on my Th,' cigarelle refill guy perspective. We hope you'll keynote speeches by Bishop ptofessor, Uealth Education. face a nd !wo milks in my hand. came uo h~hind me a nd asked enjoy hi. work.
Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU Bella M.nnlngham. 8 c r.aracter in " Angel with her husband, Jack, (Roy W.. hlnlkay) Str.. t " pla yed by Car. Webster, trade. line. during a seen. In the Stag. Co. production. Solid suspense in 'Angel Street' NEW PUPPIES -Shelties -Siberian Husky By Maur.. n Ca.anagh methodical. tone from (Blue eyed) Staff Writer AReview ' Weshinskey would have helped counter Sergeant Rough's -Chihuahua -Yorkshire Terrier The Stage r;ompany' s she is drifting into insanity. character. played by Shannon -COMING SOON prese ntation of "Angel much like her mother had Bump. Street," a play by Patrick when she was middle-aged. Bumps' per formance as Scottish Terriers Hamilton. is a paragon of In reality. Bella's husband. Rough is top-drawer. He is suspense. Jack. is wickedly seducing her able to play a light-hearted ON SALE "Angel Street." a Victorian out of her senses. Disguised genius. sensitive to Bella. 30 Gallon Tank Set-Up thriller. was originally with kindness. he convinces without ci.~tr!l r 'ing (rom the produced in London as Bella that she is para~oid and suspense I lf the play. . . '" Tank. fluorescent hood & stand "Gaslight," and later opened diminishing menially. Rough is the infamous police " . ~~ #'. $25 Off on Broadway starring Vincent Weshinskey portrays Jack detecti"e whom Bella places Price. It was adapted twice to as a sinister man. He speaks to her trust in after he reveals 10 . ' " 10 Gallo,. Hexagon Tank film - a British version that Eella in a condescending. but Bell a hi s suspicion thai Jack s . Tonk . fluorescent h"",d . under- won critical acclaim. and an nerv{J us. tone as he attempts to not the man she thinks he is. • - ground filter an~ s tand Academy Award-winning convince Bella that she is Rough asserts that Jack's r ~aj American remake starring insane. ideo itv is Sidney Power . a $25 Off Ingrid Bergman. Cha rles greed~; . malicious and rabid Boyer. Joseph Cotten and m~~:m~~~k ~~~.s at ~~~:.~ murderer who escaped NEW SHIPMENT OF REPTILES NOW Angela Lansbury. robotic. He is particularly Rough's grip five years before. Columbian Boos - First of the season! The Stage Co mpany' s automated during crucial Carrie Foxx. who makes her Red Rot Snakes production opened Friday. It moments in the performance Stage Company debut as will play again Jan. 31 an~ when he i kissing hi s Nancy. is con\'incing as th" New Juvenile Iguanas & other lizards Feb. I-2and7-9. mistress. a house maid. and selfish and promiscuous 19 · The play, directed by Denice when he is glipping Bella's yea r-old servant who is Jack's Josten Coc king of Mu r throat. He also misses chances main dis traction. J oanne ~~~:~ FISH NET physboro. is set on Angel to erupt with perverse im· Cross. who plays Elizabeth. Street in 1880 Philadelphia. patience. missing the chance gives a natural performance More than just a (is/1 store! The two principal characters to jump on phrases such as: as the Mattingham maid. Murdole.Shopping Center are Bella and Jack Man ·'".or I'll lock you in darkness. Tic.kets for "Angel Street" 549-7211 ningham. played by cara I've been much too lenient with are available at the Slag_ Webster, a journalism stude.nt, you," and " If we are to be Company theater box offi ce and Roy Wesh'nskey. assislant enemies. you and I. you will from 4 to 6 p.m. weekdays and professor of English. not prosper," that would make noon to 4 p.m. Saturdays. Webster delivers a solid J .R. Ewing look like a Weekend 8 p.m. performances portrayal of Bella . a choirboy. ticket prices are 55 : 2 p.m. vu lnerable woman who fears A more erratic, but slIlI Sunday mai.;nee tickets are $3. ROUNDTRIPS "" """" ,., " , " ""' : MARION TO DETROIT 513. ,...... MARION TO TAMPA $151 .. MARION TO SAN DIEGO 521 • .. ST. LOUIS TO WASHINGTON 513• The Office of Intramural-Recreational Sports .. ST. LOUIS TO NEW ORLEANS 5130 is proud to annonce the .. ST_ LOUIS TO DALLAS 513. .. ST. LOUIS TO NEW YORK 5151 .. 51. LOUIS TO PHOENIX 51 .. Weight Room : ST. LOUIS TO DENVER 513. It Grand Opening Ceremony : ST. LOUIS TO FORT LAUDERDALE 517. It .. ST. LOUIS TO LOS ANGELES 521. : Student Recreation Center : : Lower Activity Area : : 3pm, Thursday - Janu~ry 30, 1986 i It .. ~ A reception will follow in the TV .. : lounge on the upper level. : SH-U11 :It There will be a weight training clinic •: It at 3 :30pm in the weight room. L :'l ! It ~ ; .. Intramural : We c ordially invite you to attend Rec ...... onoJ i • this ceremonyl .sports .. f~~~------~ . , ' ~" ' .. .. . It**************************************************. A~~ ,1"~ • ... t, .. , .. ,·P .~. .. • • r&\ &\ • ~ ~ Ii,
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Page6. Daily F:gyplian. January 29. 1986 City to seek $40,000 grant for restaurant By Trlcia Yocum of Jer emiah 's !nc. cf ape the A-G Grocery. It will also a re putting up $40.000 with the Mc K inn ey. co mpany 3taflWnter Girardeau to assist in the utilize the Ihe sma ller building remainde r coming from presi d ent . s late d Ihe plans. to the easl a nd the 101 behind Carbondale's DCCA grant. restaurant is slated to open The Ca rbondale e ll v Council The restaurant also received Ihe structu:e. The grant will be loaned in a lhis summer. \londay gave its sUPPorllo Ihe Pla ns ca ll for Ihe two s econd lien posi tion to Jpremiah's Inc. is owned by building of a restaura nt in the confirmation for a Class A buildings 10 be remodeled into Jeremia h's Inc. at 3 percent Davl': McKinney of Cape old downtown area, a t the liquor li cense from the Local one large building. with the interest. Payments made back Gin. rdean and Tom Sanders of northeast corner of North Liquor Control Commission, vacant lot to be used for to Ihe city will establish a Paducah and operates Washington and J ack son whIch consists of Cily Council parking. ! evolving loan fund for restaurar.ts in each of lhose streets. members. The company has proposed a economic development. cities. The cily agreed 10 a pply for The steak and seafood The restaurant is expected The Cape Girardeau a $40.000 granl from Ihe Illinois restaurant will incorporate the ~~~;~a~~:~~. i~V~ :~~~~~~~~ to establish about 25 new jobs. establishment contains two Department of Commerce a nd old Tuscan Lodge Building. Bank of Cape Gi rardeau is mostly for low- and moderate dining rooms, two lounges, a Community Affairs on behalf which also at one time housed loaning SI2O.000. the investors income people. said Frank kitchen and a n office. Food is Moreno. Carbondale economic cooked on a brick charcoal pit development director. in the center of the main dining Weight room ceremony slated A letter from David room.
By Cather:ne Edman •. Iirrors were added. the walls physica l education and StaffWriler were tlainted. plaUorms were athlelics deparlments were added and the room received a invited 10 attend . The r~;';~ ~ ;';;;~~;~O;!~'l A ribbon cuning ceremon) new (loor. ceremony and the reception will be held Thursday af· that follows are both open to 1. ~ ternoon at t he StuGenl Willialll Bleyer. direclor of the public. Recreation Center to celebrate intramural·recreati onal spor· ~ ~ Ihe openmg of its newly IS. said much of the equipmenl I ~ renovated weight room. that was in the weight room f ~ Bruce Swinburne, vice had been there since the Rec ~ 1 president for student affairs. Center was built se,'en years { ~ will be the master of ago. He said that although new ceremonies. cutting the ribbon equipment had been boughl ~ l across the entry to Ih e weight since Iha t ti me. ma ny of the room during the ceremony. pieces did nol match the ~ f which begins at 3 p.m. original ones. The renovations . which ~ ~ The r enovations. whi ch Bleyer sa id cos t a p· ~ ~ began al the end of last proxima tely $80.000. also in· 'i' f semester. were completed by c.luded ma king some of the I ~ J an. 6. prior 10 the beginning of equipment more accessible to ~ f. this semester. The weigh I people in wheelchairs. I } room was opened socn after ~ I the renovation to accomodate .. ' ot o n lv d i d Ihe f. ~ the large number of people renovations a llow us to ~ Deadline for application Feb. 10 l, make u se of i t. sa id rearrange the equipment a nd ~ ~ to Brian Lukes. assistant accomodate more people, bUI ~ Call1h< SI'C fin< .\t1S So. Crail Shop ~5 3· 3636 ~ coordinator of the Rec Center. we feel the students should !-.... -.'-. ... :-...'-...... -...... :.-...... '-.'-.~ ...... , ...... ,...... -...'-...... , ~,~... -:,;...'-.-.'-.~~'-.'-...... <-.. ~ Prior 0 the renovatiom , i,~v e the best." Bleyer said. a bout 7 ,000 to 7, 500 people were using the weight Lukes said he hopes to close room during a seven day the weight room for five 10 10 period. No\\,. Lukes aid. those minutes during the ceremony. numbers ha ve increased to bUI added that it might not be 9. 000 to 10.000 people. possible because of the la rge Previously there were 48 a mount of people who would be weight slations available. he using the weigh: room. said. bUI now there are 78 stations. Coach Ray Dorr. recenUy New equipment was pur appointed Athleties Director chased. some of Ihe old James Livengood. and Synthetic Breakiast equipment was restored. representatives from the J 6oz. Stroh's Bottles Talks bring 90~ .!.~.~~f~~IS_ ~\~ little hope Spl.. u .... UllNOS T~SD "''' ' PG (5:30@SI .95) 7 : ~5 '4' FREE Cold Cup to first 200 people By United Press International Jewel of the Nile PG NO COVER Middle Castern leaders held [ NO< talks in several na ti ons (6:00@$1.95) 8:15 THUIlSO ... "t Thursday Pork Tuesday . a ltempling t o Troll INOS fHlMISO ... .,· PO·l' reconcil e an array of con (5:45@$1 .95) 8:00 Iradictory demands blocking Friday &. progress toward Arab-Israeli Str~ct Cornu Symphony peace negotiations. Saturday Lillie emerged from the meetings in Western Europe and the M_iddle East. however . LO raise hopes (or an imminent breakthrough in the long stalled pe,;ce process. In at least one area of agreement. Israeli Pri.me Everywhere you turn, YOII see ads that state Minister Shimon Peres and "NOW IS THE TIME TO APPLY FOR Egyptian Pres ident Hosni Mubarak issued separa Ie FINA"'CIAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE 1986-87 ACADEMIC YEAR." statements urging closer in ternational cooperation in the fight against terrorism. In Bonn. West Germany. Peres accused Syria and Libya of backing Palestinian gunmen Are you confused about financial aid? Would you like to learn more who staged bloody terror at about financial assistance including the various programs available. the required tacks Dec. Tl at the Rome and Vienna airports, while application procedures. the application deadlines etc.? Mubaralt called for a " com prehensive convention to combat and deter terrorism" during a speech in France. I If your answer is " yes " to these questions. please plan to attend one of the In Amman, Jordan's King Hussein met with Pale
THE ,\CCOt:;\'T1I'(; ocietv 7 p.m. Wednesday in Pulliam style and consider other ways wi ll meet at 6:30 p.m. wed· Late ros ters accepted with a 52 Intern.tic'IUIl Prograrr..s and 23. Dh'e and open swim In to make effective decisions. late fee until 5 p.m. Friday. Services, 910 S. For",,!. Ap nesday in the basement of Pulliam Pool begins im· will be held from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Rehn Hall. pl ic~tion deadline is r'eb. 5. mroiately after the meeting. Wronesda,' in Woodv Hall B INTRAMURAL SPORTS 142. ' . PIIOENIX - SIU oik e team handball officials will TH E COLLEGE oj t ·;heral THE SIU Folk Dance Club meet at 5 p.m. Thursday in the Arts Advisement Office racing team will meet at 9 p.m. will meet from i to 9 p.m . in TilE CENTER for Basic Ree Center Room 54 . IFaner 1229) will be issuing Wednesday in the tudent Parkinson 108. Beg inners Skills wi ll prescnt a workshop Cen er Missouri Room. welcome. advisement appointments to on " Time Management LESBIAN AND Gay Talk, a freshmen for summer and Techniques" [i'Olil 3 to 4 p.m. community phone line, will be ALPIIA EPSILOl\" Rho. the fall semesters beginning r\ JO tJ R~i\lISi\,t workshop Wednesday in Woody Hall C 10. sponsoring a coffee house at 7 Thursday. ali onal Broadcasting focusing on lead paragraphs AU students are welcome to p.m. Wednesday. Music and Society. will meet at 7 p.m. will be held at 5 p.m. Wed· attend. food " ';U be available. For Wednedsay at Lawson 221. nesday in Communications more information call the Sales. production and THE ANNUAL United Way 1248. INTRAMURAL SPORTS holline e t 529-GA YS. of Illinois Governor's Human promotion positions available. will sponsor a team handball All majors welcome. Services Breakfast will be beld " IMPRO\ 'E YO t'R Decision tournament for men and SPRI NG 198fi student-to Feb. S at the Palmer House Making Str2tegies.·· a women. Captains meeting at 4 student grant applications for Hotel in Chicago. For more EGYPTlAl\" I)I\·ERS. the workshop to help participants p.m. Th~rs d ay in the Student undergradu2te international information caU the Uni ted SIU-C Scuba Club. will meet at learn to identify their present Recreation Center Room 158. students are now available at Way at (312) 580-2870. Fast food plan spurs objection By Darei Allen rose s lP.a dily from :;(1 ~ ents to produce 100.000 tons a year. l{il1SsWot StatfWnter 7(l cents a l-~ul1d from \975-79 Rain forests are an intense and corporat;ons had to find source of life. O'Hara said. . For A Loyal Treat Mary O· Hara. gr,duate new sources when domestic adding that half of the species • Join us for Lunch Specials. assista nt at the Women's producers could no longer keep on the planet live in rain Fer $2.95 Broccoli Beef Center. is preparing to make a the prices down. according to forests. plea :0 the consciences of Natur, a German magazine. The U. S. National Cancer ... including soup of the day, egg roll, Student Center Board memo The magazine also no:ed Institute reports that ;0 per I fried rice and fortune cookie, bers. that Central America offers cent of the 3000 plants with (Wco don'r h~\' (' ~si .n ri.ht now. bur wco 'rco worth loollin. for!) O'Hara is concerm!d about beef for half the American cancer·fightlng proper ties ... Lunc h htf.. 549 723 1 Dinncor hn. the destruction of tropical rain price. a nd has grown ~Q grow in rain forests ...!. he said. • , 11 ,2pmM·F l mllesouth ofSIU ofS 51 • . IOpmM,Sun forests in South Arr.erica by .- , ~~ ::=- . :£.~~: ~ ,-, • . fast-food cornpani ~ . Each of the two companies bil1ding for ARNOLD'!! MARKO WOXTRY the food service contract at the Field Mild Sausage...... 1 Ib pkg. 51.69 Student Ce nter is proposing :0 RECORDS & TAPES install a fast-food res:aurant. Field Bacon...... I lb pkg. S 1.59 Interstate nited wants to Round Steak ...... 51.99 INST ANT CASHI put in a McDonald's and ~ Breycrs lee C ream III gal . . 2 for 55.00 Marriott Corp. wants to put in : Whole & 2 % milk. WE BUY , SELL AND TRADE a Roy Rogers. a chain ;. USED & NEW RECORDS AND TAPES restaurant similar to Arby·s. Lowt. IYOt 1 V. ...11. oovth of Fast·food restaurants are n . Open 7.ya ...... (MON-FRI 10-7, SUN 12-5) among the major causes of the _on 7 .... to llp110 nea r-extinction of Central 549·5423 125 S. Illinois American rain forests. O'Hara c..- . . savs, and she intends to point thi's out when the two bidders present their proposals at a Our three-year and two-year scholarships public hearing Wednesday. According to the Food and won't make college easier ••• Agriculture Organization of the Cnited ~ a t ions , rain torests are being Jemolished a t the ra te of 77 ,000 acres per Just easier to pay for ja\'. (\'Hara said. adding that hei- mleresi In the Issue is in no \\3\ related to her work at the Wo'm f>n':: r ' ~llIe r even if you didn't start "At thb rdll'. rain fo rests \\ ill be eXlinet bv :!OOO ." sht! ~aid . college on·a scholarship, CurpOrall(lnS buy theCentraJ AmLncan la nd to raise cattle more mexoensively than Ihey you could finish on one. could .n Amen ca, accordiilg to t)'Har'L Army ROTC Scholarships ''In ~ J onla na. the average cost of raismg a cow is S95, In Costa Hi ca. II is S25:' she saId. "The\ ('an do this because of pay for full tuition and the chea p land and labor." The wholesale price of beef allowances for educational Food service fees and textbooks. bidders to Along with up to $1 ,000 present plans a year. The two f;o mpames \'ying for the food service contract fo r the Student Center will present Get all the facts their proposa ls Wednesday night in Ballroom D. Interstate United, whose presentauon starts at 6:30 BE ALL YOU CAN BE. p.m.. pl ans to put a Mc· Donald's where the Oasis dining area i , The compapy offers Ct management tee conlract under which the For more information center pays In terstate a set fee for their services and shares call Major Miller th~~~O~~~ riott Corporation's preseJ .tation will begin at 7:45 p .m , Marrioa plans to install a 453·5786 Roy Roger. if awarded the contract. The company offers a gua ranteed percentage fee contract tho t will pay the /\ R. 1) RI:SU\\ 1 \..")I IICERS TR:\I :--' I'\:~-, -, RI'.., Student Center a set per centage of the profits . ... ,.... ., .".
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Page Ir. Daily Egyptian. January 29. 1986 SHUTTLE, from Page 1 postponed for a week Tues:lay face was lined with b. ie!. nigh!"s ta te of the nion fleagan sent Vice President ad dress and in a brief G"orgc Bush and acting , ·ASA stat ement on tele vision at 5 chief Bill Graham 10 Cape p.m. told the count ry that Canaveral to lead lh 111 · " today is a day for mourning v(."Stigation . and rcmembering" Lhe ere\\ . Moore. at an outdoor nclJ. cO;1 ference late Tuesday. said " WE flARE this pain with "all records of the flight. 111· all the people of our country'" el uding informal notps t>~ Reag3n saId. launch and flight cont rollers. Clw ll enger was hurtling have been Impounded" for toward spa ce at nca rlv 2.000 investigators mph. propelled by tw o solid fuel booster rod'els and its SPEAKES SA il) despIte three main hydrogen-burning Reagan's sorrow he had no engines when disaster st rllck , int nU,," of curblllg the Sfk1Cl' ·· It a ppears there was an program. explosIOn. " i\·toore said, but " These peo pl e were there was no indication wha t ~edicated to the xploration of ca used it. He rei terated ea rlicr space. We could do no more to NA A statements that data honor hem these strea ming 111 from Challenger courageous Americans - than appearc' J,HI. : :... ' ! ll !. ~ ~ J ~ . !,;.I .c5! I ~!-E McAuliffe saw herself as a pioneer By United Press International Social s tudies teacher Chr is ta McA uliffe compared herself !o the pioneer ing women of the West The shuttle Cha llenger was to be her horse·drawn Conestoga wagon and outer spa ce was her frontier. She acknowledged her r Ole as the first regular citizen into space as the once-in-3-lifelime opportunity it was . but 53 '1.' her task as more important - shar ing her experiences with America's schoolchildren in hi story's largest classroom. " I see Ihis a s a n ex traordinary opportunity and a wonder ful year out of what I woul d norma ll y ha ve been doi ng, iJU l l lhink it's just going to enhance the teachi ng that I do, gel the students more excited a bout their Cuture. which is impor t.a nt'· she said befor~ blastoff. Mc Auliffe , 37 , a nd six UP IP I'IoIO, Mlfion O.U, Republ1u" cr ewmates had endured delay The crew of the space shuttle Challenger. Seated from leI!, co Rona Id McNa ISr, tan dl ng are Ellison Onlzuka , Concord, N. H. , afleCha llre ngdela"er lift edbefo off Tr eu esdt haye pilot Michael Smith, Commander Francis " Oick" Scobee, and teacher Christa McAuliffe, Greg Jarvis and .Judy Resnik. morning . l\"1cAuli ffe. a leacher at Smith co-pilot Concord High School in Con· Scobee made satellite rescue cord. N.H .. was selected from By United Press Internatiol"Jal nation's first teacher in space, eX I>eriellce in the military.- more than 11 ,000 applicants to of fatal flight Francis " Dick" Scobee. who Sharon Christa McAuliffe. Lacki ng self ·disciptine fly on NASA ', space shu tlle. once fl ew aboard the shutll e " My perception is tha t the desire and money for a college When she and nine other By Un ited Press International Cha llenger on a da r ing real significa nce of it, and educati on. Scobee worked fin a li sts were announced in satellite rescue mission. was especially a teacher , is that it briefly for the Boeing Co. in Wa s h i n g t " n la st Ju ly , :>ia"al a"ia tor Michael Smit.h commanding the iII ·fa ted will get people in this coun try. Seattle beiore joining the Air McAu liffe said she wanted to was one of the most ex shuttle flight. especia lly young people, ex· Force in 1957. " bring back the wonder of it per ienced pilots in the Scobee, 46, took off April 6. pecting to fl y in space," He worked as a reciprocal air ' and con vey that sense of astronaut corps. logging more t984. as the pilot of the Scobee said in an interview. engine mechanic on propeller· "'onder to her students . than 4.300 hours in 28 types of Cha llenger on what was the Scobee was born May 19, driven airplanes. " We hear aboul military and aircraft, and was co-pil ot of mos t a mbitious s huttle 1939. a nd he said ' h is Scobee attended night school poli tical a nd economic hi story. the Cha llenger fli ghl thal mission to that PC;iit - the fa scination with airplanes in San Antonio and later we don't find out what the ended in fla mes Tuesday. capture and repair of the began during his childhood in graduated from the Uni versity ordlllary person was doi ng," 11 was Smith 's first shullie faltering sun·watching Solar Auburn, Wash. of Arizona with a degree in she said then. "So like a fligh t. Max satellite. "That's why I ended up Aerospace Engineering. He woman on the Conestoga Smilb. born in Beaufort. He was to command working on them." he once completed officers candidale wagons pioneering the West, I N.e.. April 30. 1945. ea--ned a Challenger again Tuesday on said in an interview. school and then talked h.s way too would be able to bring back bachelor of science degree the flight tha t hos ted the Scobee got his first hands-on into pilot's schooL my thoughts in my journal to (rom the Naval Academy in 1967 a nd a master 's degree in part of our aeronautical engi neering from Onizuka was on 1st military flight ;;::~~y ~~at: the U. S. Naval Postgraduate "chool in 1968. By United Press Iniernationol exacllya year ago for the 15th would have been to deploy Resnik flew Smith. married to lhe for· shuttle mission. "one of the largest com· mer J ane J arrell and the Air Force Maj. Ellison S. But it was long before lfl at municationssatellites ever." ' DI"scovery 1 fa ther of three children, held Onizuka turnea his elementary when he thought about being a Anolber project would have the Navy Distinguished Flying school dream of being a space space explorer. had Onizuka helping deploy Cross. three Air Medals and e x plo r e " in t o r ea lity . Oni zuka said he developed another satellite from the By United Press Internat:onal the Vietna mese Cross of becoming a n exper ienc !!d an interest in aircraft and s huttle 10 study Halley's Ga llantry with Si " 'er Star. flight tesl engineer who went a via tion ;'pretty early" and by cornel. A recovery of the Astronaut Judith Resnik was Aft.er earning his master's on to fl y aboard the pace h i later years in elementar y satelli te would have been looking for a way to broaden degree. Smith completed iet shuttle Discovery in America 's school he a lrea d ~ ' was being made later. her career as an electrical lraintng in 1969 . fi rst manned military pace inspired by the Mercury space engineer when she learned fl ight. flight program that began in At tha t ti me. he said. "I'll be NASA was look ing for lrained 1959. looking at Halley's corneL scientists - including women Jarvis nixed Onizuka , born June 24. 1946. " t964 he enrolled ai the They lell me I'll ha ve one of - to fl y on the space shuttle. in Kealakekua , Kona, Hawaii, ni versity of Coiorado to study the best views around." The Akror: . Ohio, nati'.'G once was se!eetc-d as an astronaut a .JS pace engineering. Even at 39, Onizuka said he said s he knew 'he was for politicians by the N ati ~~ a l Aeronautics In an inter vii::w this month, hoped to keep participating in qualified for the job. but didn't and Space Administra tion in Oni zuka. a mission specialist NASA space program flights . think she had a good chance of By United Press International 1978 a nd was a crew member aboard the shuttle Challenger. "There's no cut-off age for landing it. a board Discovery a lmost said his fi rst day in space astronauts. ,. he said. As it turned out, Resnik , 36, Gregory J arvis, a civilian was among the firsl female engineer with Hughes Aircraft astronauts selected by NASA Co., had been scheo ul ed for McNair was 2nd black astronaut in t978. By being na med to fl y lWO previous shuttle nissions By United Press International on the init ial fli ght of the bu! was bumped whel NASA As a black in a small Fellow, a NATO Fellow and shuttle Discovery in August· asslgneJ a representat ve a nd Ronald I::. McNair. one of Southern town in the 1950s and wi nner of the Omega Psi Phi September t984, she became J senator to those crew:.. five crew members assigned to '60s, McNair learned quickly Scholar of the Year Award. America's second wo man. Jarvis was assignee to t.he the shuttle Challenger for the not to let racial discrimination McNair was an expert in after Sally Ride, to fl ~ in orbit. cr ew of the ill·fa ted shuttle IOIb space shuttle fli ght in impede his goals. laser physics. He studied at She always played dow n the Challenger to conduct s x days February 1984, also was the " It means trying a little E 'cole D'ete Theorique de di stinction. of orbi tal experiments n fl uid sec ood bl a ck Am e r ican harder, fighti ng a little harder Physique in France and " I th i nk the m a j o r dynami cs to figure out better astronaut in space. to get wha t you perhaps worked as a staff physici" significance of my being on ways to build satellites His big job aboard the deserve." ' he said . " It means w i l~ Hughes Research Ibis fligh'. is not so much that Born Aug. 24, 1944 , in shuttle Challenger was to building up a tolerance and nol Laboratories ii, Malibu, Calif., I'm the second woman," she Detroit, J a r vis described operate the ship's mechanical being discouraged by s~me of before being selected for the said. " but that 1 am the 40th or himself as a " workaholic" arm with a spacewalking the obstacles tha t gel put in astrnnaut corps in 1978. 45th, or whatever the number before Ibe launch and said he astTonaut riding at Ibe end in a front of you." His wife, the former Cheryl is, American astronaut to gO' eagerly awaited his chance to sort of s!,ace ~herry picker. McNair received a bachelor Moore of Jamaica, N.Y., also on Ibe space shuttle in a period fl y in space. He went on to serve as a of science degree in physics works at Ibe Johnson Space of a couple of years and how " You get very comfortable crew member aboard Ibe iII· from Norlb Carolina AT&T Center training flight con· far we've come in a few thaI for any contingency Ibey fated ChaUenger mission that State University in 1971. where trollers to operate computer years." know what 10 do, so 1 fee! very, exploded Tuesaay. He was to he gradua ted magna cum cOilSoles in Mission Control. Born April 5. 1949. Resnik, very comfortable," he said have launched a small but laude, and a doctorate in who enjoyed being called by ··I'm excited but not nervous." important science platform to physics from Massachusetts There w~s more to McNair's her initials. "J .R. " , said she study Halley's comet. Institute of Technology in 1976. life than just being an never hesitated to pursue an J arvis had been scheduled to McNair was born OcL 12. Al various times in his astronaut. He was a fourth· engineering career despile Ibe fl y a board the s huttle 1950. in Lake City. S.C., where academic career, he was degree black belt in karate and few number of women in the Coiumbia in December 1985 his mother taught elementary named a Presidential Scholar, taught the sport at a Baptist field, bu t he was bumped to school and his falber worked a Ford Foundation Fellow. a church in HO;JSton during the " 1 was always good in math Cha ll enger's January fli~hl . as an auto body rL'P"irman. National Fellowship Fund week. and science and 1 liked it. Page 12. Daily Egyptian, January 29, 1986 " UPI Photos courtesy of Marion Daily Republican Tragedy and grief Grief reflected on their faces, the parents (abov.) of teacher·astronaut Christa McAuliff. leave the VIP area at Kennedy Spp.ce Center Ifter .eelng Challenger e.plode. It·, • school auditorium It Concord. N.H., • science teacher WitcheS • TV screen In disbelief .. the space shuttt. btows up. Debrl. trlUs from a ctoud 01 .moll. (f.r right) moments Ift.r the e.ploslon. r ..chers (below) who were among 112 runners·up in the T •• cher In Space Project grleye It the Kennedy SpIce Center where they watched the liftoff. Reagan cancels address, vows to continue 'quest' WAS Ii I1\r.TON IUP I) hU\Ile Cha ll "gel' ," hc saId ercv. . peakcs sa id Be itlso President Heag:,ln scrapped " Wf' know '.vc sha re thi. pam ordered "c" ng :'oIASA Ad· his S13tp of Ihc FOI on speech with all of Ihe people of this mmis tra tor Wilham Graham l'ue.o;; day to mourn the crew of t'!\untr) This is truT) a to accomp,;: ,<.' Bus h and Ihe sbutt le Challenger as fa llen natIOnal loss:' " begm an effort to flOd oul the hl"rocs and h promised. Some rune t] ou ~ befor e his cause of this tragedy: ' " Wc' lI e Ot.lt i n~e our quest ,Ill schedulep app"arancc ""fore peakes a Id :pace .... i\olhmgends here- . Congress 10 pdnt a brtght H.a ~ an also ordered the " The future doesn't belong future for Arnet!ca. Reagan s pace ~Igency lo " go forward to Ihe faJllt ·hearied It helongs \\la tched the worst disaster in ',\,.'i th Ihe nal lon's s pace to the b;'3\'C.·' Reagan sa id in <1 the history of the manned progr m " a ~ a tribute to the nationalh telc\'ls d la tc· space progr am in what an a id shuttle crew of six as'r')na uts a fternoon' address from the descnbed as " s t unned and :''It'w Ha mps hlrt cacher O\'al Offic ' less Ihan SIX hours silence," ~lcAuhffe . the firs) pri, ate aftcr the pacccraft blew up The State of thc t: nion CItizen chosen for a space "The eha lienger crev: \\ 3!;o postponement was announced mission pulling us mto the (u Lure. and less than one hour after we'U con tinue to follow " Reaga n lold net wo rk In hIS T\' address. Reagan I.eading the na tion in correspondents that a lthough said. "These peopl were mournmg. Heagan pos tponed a pa ll had been cast o\'cr his dedica led to Ihe exploration cf his fi fth Slate of the t.; ni on speech . "you can't SLOP space, We can do no more to address to Cong rc f' ~ for a gover nmg a nalion bec.1use of honor ihem, these courageous week . i ns tead he spoke a tr gedy of thi kmd " America ns, than to go fon~ard somberh' abfJut the explos ion " I th;nk Ihe presldenl. like "ith ne program." Ihat h.·tlered Challenger and a ll Am r ica ns. ha ~ ee n thiS Addressing the na llon' I fI no c\'id cnce of survi\'ors tra gt-ad . unfold on telc\ islOn:' l'Ilild ren, who were esperially ,,)mung the its seven· member Whi te Hou~ c sp kesman Larry dra" n 10 the flight because of crew - including Ihl' first Speakes expbined 1o repur· ~t c Au li rr e's p .~e n('e , Reaga n teacher in space. Chri ta lers. "and ha s felt keenl) whal saId ' ~lcAul i ffe . those fa milv members must Reagan. for whom Tuesday have felt w~itch i ng tha t shuttle " I know il hard to un· waS to have kicked off an go inlo thp air at the Cape - der land, but sometime aggressive week long cam· firs t, pride, and second. painful Ih ings like this happen. poign to promole his political horror," But they're a II pa rt of the agenda for t986. said the day In response hl the shu ulc process of exploration and instead had been transformed catastrophe, Reagan sent Vice discovery, all pari of lakmg a into one "of mourning and President George Bush 10 chance a nd expanding man's remembering ... Ca pe Ca navcrel. F la.. to horizons, The future doesn't "Nancy a nd I a re pained to convey his " persona l concern" belong to the faint·hea rted , It the core by the tragedy of Ih to relatives of the Challenger belongs to the brave. Search teams swarm impact site CAPE CANAVEHAL, Fla. the progr"", s of the search for ~ u r\li\le an emergency I&nding ( UPI , - Rescue a nd recove.ry survi\'ors a mong the s hip's in water and to keep a n intact teams swar med over the seven-member crew in water shuttle afloat, as lopg as " can im pact a rea of !he shuttle that a loca l scall op boa t glide Lo the sur!dce of the Challenge r Tue,"ay , captain said was between 100 ocean under fu ~~ control. despera tel) ~t..'e k i lig surviv ors and 200 feet deep, Last walk a nn hoping for clues w explain "The principle concern rig ht A C· 130 Coa t Guard air· Crew members of Challe t" ger were greeted by un the spaceship's expl os ;~n 72 now is the rescue and recovery plane and two Air Force H·3 seasonably cold weather early Tuesday when they lIIed seconds after blastoff. of the crew." he saId, "The helicopters led Ihe reco\'ery Ai r Force spokesman I... l. location of them and rescue of effort from the air. In addi tion, out of crew quarters toward launch pad 398 to begin what Col. Hobert Nicholson said them is appr opriate . The one :-I ASA solid·fuel rockel was to become the fatal flight. They are, 'rom front, debris from the fireball rained debris that's being spot ted recovery ship and a C03st Michael Smith, Christina McAuloffe, Ellison Oniluk. and down over the Atla ntic 0 can (rom the SRB 's (solid·fuel Guard hydrofoil already were Greg Jarvis. 18 miles cast of the Kenn edy rocket boosters) and that sort routinely on station to keep pace Center for " nea rly a n of th ing is being collected by ships from straying into the hour," slewing rescue teams the ships that are out there, " area where the shuttle's solid· Campus flag to be lowered from enter ing the area . fuel rockets f.1I by parachute Three and a ha lf hours later . The s pace shuttle was after being jellisoned from the in salute to shuttle crew l\icholson still had no word or. designed so a crew could ship. The American flag in Old at half·staff Tuesday. Off ic;a!s Main Mall will fly at half·staff in Wisconsin . Hawaii. Students stunned by shuttle blast this week to honor the dea tbs Washington. Los Angeles. of the seven crew members of Ohio. West Virginia, Florida. CONCORD , N.H, CUPI) - "We're all shaking, It's just choking back lears, cancelled the space shuttle Challenger. Idaho and Nevada ordered The cheers from sludents at so upsetting," said Lennie classes for Wednesday. saying The flag will be flown at half· nags lowered in hOll or of the Christa McAuliffe's high Barnes. a junior al the school the crash had "destroyed staff Wednesday until next dead. and state houses. in the ;chool quickly turned to tears where ~lcAuliffe . 37. had anyone's ability to learn," Mondav. President Albert throes of their legislative Tuesday when the s pace taught since 1932. The city's wide Main Street. Somit 'said Tuesday that a sessions. fell si lent in mour· shuttle Cha llenger exploded The 1,200 students and t40 whIch had been filled with ceremony may be scheduled ning. and the stunned teenagers faculty members at the red· thousands during a for la ler this week ... In Washington s",te. home of were sent home. bl'ick Concord High School had homecoming parade for Presiden'. Reagan has C ha Ilenger c om ili a n d e r Some students were in ~ expected a joyous day as McA uliffe. was empty as declared a week of mourning Francis "Dick" Scobee. Gov. credulous a nd others were McAuliffe, a social studies r esidents sal before televisions to honor the dezths of New Booth Gardner opentd his grief'stricken, teacher, was to make his tory. to watch updates on the crash. Hampshire teacher Christa weekly news conference in " I didn't believe il hap Instead. the students were ~l cAuliIfe ,nd the other six somber tones. pened," sa id junior Mdrk sent home about 1 p.m. EST, "She's dead: ' said Colleen aboard Challenger when it " It's an unfortun;lle thing:' Lelalien. "They ",ade such a filing out with thPjr heads Murray. who stood with tears px ploded 72 secon'" after Gardner said. " (I 's a bit big thing about II. Everyone's bowed. wiping tears from their streamiug down her cheeks. takeoff Tuesday. sobering. It's a bit hard to get watching her ane! she gets e:fes. "She followed her dream and Flag across the na tion flew into this press conference ... kill ed," PrinCipal Charles Foley, she died. It's just unfa;r ," Shuttle problems thought to have been fixed CAPE CANA VERAL. Fla sys tems. but not for its ma in became apparent. There were destroyed," early ground t""ts the faully CUP I) - The space shuttle hydrogen·burning engines and engin fi res, explosions and But, one by one. the troubles engine was not shut down program haa development i:s heat shield tiles. shutdowns due to cracks, were fixed, Test·firing results either because the oDcomiJlg problems for years, but ~ .t The tile problems were fra ctures a nd a variel\' of improved a nd before Columbia fa ilure was 110t detected or the straight successes indil.ated corrected but problems with leaks, . was launched on the initia l test onset was so j'apid that there that the revolutiona ry ship's the shuttle's main engines William E. McInnis, who flight. NASA reported thai the was no tim~ to react. troubles had been licked. lasttYI longer. Not only were served as a senior NASA staff engine cer tiJ:cation testing Because of spending the powerplants the first engineer in Washington before had been completed with 13 ''The whole rationale of restrictions from the begin· designed to be used again and taking a job with private in· s uccessful test firinRs on one aborts during a launch was ning. . ASA planned the again. but they were designed dustry, said in an unpublished engone trtaling 5.040 seconds of that failures would not shutLi e development on a to operate at much higher report last year that some of operation at full power. propagate to adjacent "success oriented'! schedule, internal pressures than any the ground tesl failures " wel'e McGinnis said one of his jobs engines," he wrot.e. " The meaning things would proceed rocket engines be(ore , so destructive that it was in the Ct.ief Engineers Office design deficiencies of the main as long as there were no Engine testing by the virtually certain that had the at NASA headquarters was engines are so numeroos that serious developmental Rocketdyne Division of failure occurred in flight that reviewing the reports of the tbere is virtually no possibility problems. Rockwell Internatio)nal began the adjacent engines would Failures Investigations Board. thai the engines will ever be That worked for some of the in 1975 and prohlems quickly almost certainly be He said that in m'lny of the capable o( 25 missions." Page 14, Daily Egyptian, January 29, 1986 d !.H .,t f:; ~Hll j , 1. 11 : 11 1, 1" QUAllJiIl," lo:n ll.SitlVtO NChi SOlD TO DlAlIIt5 A d ellcc!lve UHU SalUrday N IQhl Fet', ... ~'v 1 1986 YOU CANT :::~._. . ee AFFORD TO SHOP :'-:::n: • ANYWHERE ELSE! ,-!!._-;~-_•. ~ _.::. ____...,I _ R.a.--- Rice...... Clille ... Both Kroge'r Stores Are OPEN 7 A.M .. MIDNIGHT ROUTE 13 EAST 2421 W. MAIN Diet ' · UP. _ea . or SUlla,. _pee LUre. $ or •••Ular "etnIUIII .... B-'&-Oz. Golden Bottles Ripe 7-Up -_••••••••••••• ... _.. - -_ .. Bananas. :I Lleer ael. Orange_--- Red Seedless alg I( Soda .Iulce Grapes . ~I~~-..... - 2 $5 :::-Tuna...... -::. 4 =::...... _..... Fop Daily Egyptian, J anuary 29, 1986, Page 15 _ .••••••••••••••••• " ,. ----~------. Group pairs troubled kids : dacqu£ ~ : : 24-hour LI... _I_ : with big brothers, sisters : Sent.. J By Martin Folan Stzff Writer volunteers are a problem for classes. nr th r ugh in· ~: Levi ne. ternships. she Said. : -B01r : A child is lonely. has no " There's never enough Although na med ".lack, ,,n : -tntercom : friends and no one to look up volunteers." she said. r.ount y yout h a d vocate i -Tete"i!i"n It 10 . struggles in school and program," th e name " Big can't face the challenge of Twenty-five chIldren have Brother-Big Sister" is used : -VCR : grt'wing up. IJig brothers or big sis ters. but because it's better und erstood . : January Special : Christy Levi ne sugges ts 12 boys and 7 girls are on a ca:ling the Jackson Cou nty ,vailing list. she said. " We're not affi lia ted wi th •... S5000 for 2 ho urs wi th a •.. Community Menta l Health Local townspeoole are most the U.S. Big Brother-Big Sister : fr ee bottle of champagne : Center to pair up the child with reU tble. but students c,an earn charitable organi zati on," s he ill Sft-U" a b!g brother or big sister. credit t h r ough certain said . ill The Jackson County youth I< advocate program operates simiiar to Big Brother-Big Varsity South Barber ~h op TROPICAL Sister programs acros.c; the & Hairst lin nation, said Levine. volunteer TANNING & HEALTH CLUB coordinator of the youth &J Announces Aerobic and vocate program. Students a t Haircuts -' $7 50 Beginning Exercise Classes the Uni vers ity a nd local townspeople sign up to sponsor ',. Hairstyle - $10.50 - $12_50 ST ARTING FE •• 3 SIGN UP H2!lIl children who need a big - Beard Tri m - $3.50 .... -. _ *S9_95 first month leg. SU_95 brother or big sister. ' Small personalized classes Boys and gIrls ages S to 16 ~#. A.Jpomlments r Walkins have signed up in search of a tJ "Do,,'t get lost in the crowd friend. Levine said. Open T ues - Fri. 8:30-5:00 ! 1 "The majority of them are 5i1t8:00-4:00 from single families wi th low incomes." she said. Most childre" who join the youth ad\'ocate orogra m are from fa mili es \\ hich ca n" provide a ll the att !ntion and care tha t children require a t their ages. "" oluntcers of the progra m are more of a friend fi gure to the children. not authorit y Hgures.·· Levine said. YARD SALE Voi lj iitE€l"S a re required to LI VE MUSIC spend four hours a week with thei r broth rs or sisters. with -!t:; SUNDAY f EB. 2 Younger children may go to the movies wllh their big 4 1' ~l? _Li lt .-, brothers and big sisters. while 1 :OOpm - 7:00pm th older children spend ti me on a one-to-one basis with the;r 9·C1 ",,, volunteers. Bud btls. 85¢ Booths Available "A 16-year-old may not go $1.00 out with their brother or sister : ' Levine said. "Thc\' may cook dinner al hOllle SEE MANAGER OR together ' Actl\ Illes m \"olnng the \"ol unteers and children must CALL 549-5223 b~ a~ pro\'ed by the children's parC'nts. Levine said. b;Jt parc:1ts a r C' advised to ooperalt" with \·olurteers . Teaching the children to use THE WELlNESS CENTER their time cons\..rucli\,e)\, and to a SSI t them with ' weir school work I ' an Important pa rt of the program. saId Lenne. emor. majoring in SOCia l work. "~ l a nv o f them have benefited from tutoring by their vol unteer ." Levine said . .•At least (Inc hour per week is spent tutoring if a child is ha\'lng trouble with school." ThiS gentle workout includes mmi Personal attentton given to lectures on fnnt?ss and weight control Exernses are deSigned for those who chIld ren has helped them - lncrcase producc \; [)t & pt..'Tfonnancc Improve in school. she said. Learn (he Ba s ics of ar 40lbs or more overweight or find Problems with choolwork Permanent Weight Loss in this aerobICS programs too SfTenuous Come -lmpro ve concen tratio n - A void unnecessary illness and ""th peers trouble all uppo rtive G roup Setting dre ed to m o \!e ~~ - Red uce stress c1l1ld ren In the early years Mems 6 consecullve weeks Levl fle said. WED ' I' ·DAY.jA 'UA RY 29 ;"0 'DAYS. WEDNESDAYS & FIl!DAYS Boys are paired with male Meets 3 weeks beginning 7-9 PM 4'30-5:30 PM volunteers and girls with T HU RSDAY. ]Al"luARY 30 fema les. BegmnlllY \\lE'dnesday. J anua,v 29 " 1 can't hook up a big 3- 5 PM brother with a little sister To ~ C' a iMu. clll1 5Jb ..H 4t because I J USt wouldn't wanl to pul him in :ha t si tuation." NEED HELP Levi ne said . .. It's fo r thei r own FORA protection ... SE XUALITY CO NCERN? People in psychology. Th. We Un." Ce .. l.;;-r ..,tf . ... \ sociology and education help childr en to adjust to the new Info ... ma tion '3nd a ssIstance lor big brother-. or big sister-child - Sexua l decision ma king relations hip. but even still. -Bi ... th conl rol "some -children just aren't An introduction to the mental, - Uninte nded pregna ncy appropriate for the program." physical and spiritual benefits -Goy hlKa h h conc. ... n' Levine said. -sexually tronsmi"-d diseows of yoga_ Come with a blanket including he ... pes a nd AIDS Along with the trou bles of This group is aimed at the smoker -Pregnancy and parenthood helping children. pa rents who is serious obout quitting. Parti and dressed to relax. themselves can be a problem. ciponts can expect 3 major benefits: _.""" ...... (PMS) she said. motivation, a structured program and This is a 5 week ciass - Oth.r men's & women's " Usually all adults are health I ,e. ualily cone ... ns group support. cooperative, but we have had TUESDAY . FEBRUARY 4 trouble with parents not being M .." 7 con~ecu 'h". w..-k~ Aha · VIsit our library 01 books TUESD'-.Y. FEBRUARY 4 4-5:30 PM crd journals on Ml[uoii'Y topics :!i!.laces on time." Levine " : OO - ~ : ~ i ,·... To ca ll 536- ...... 1 Ca ll the Wellnes ~ Cente r Aside from the problems To register, call 536· ...... ' 536·4441 with children and parents. l'age 16.J1J a i1y Egyptian. JonUI>rY'19. t986 Carl C. Lindegren, 89, Classifieds famed researcher, dies ('arl C. Lindegren. founder research partner fo r mJre of SIt.: ·s firs l la boralorv than 40 " ears. designed solely for researcli. He ·es lablis h. d S IU's Directory died Jan. 19 in Des Moines. microbiology dep.1rtment a nd Iowa . He was 89. ser\'ed as its chalrrnari; until Mr. Lindegren was 1964. He reI ired from SIU-C in microbiologist a nd in· Ihe mid-19iOS. For Sal~ lerna tionally recogni zed Before jOi"ing Ihe SIU-C "f~ ther " of yeas! genetics. facu ll y. Ihp Lindegrells Auto More tha n SI :-"iJlion in outside worked as a research team at Parts & Services research granL~ were awarded the nivcrsity of Southern to the Univcr5ih ' because of California and Washinglon Motorcycles his pioneering siud ies on the (Mo.) ni\'ersily. They con structure and m E"Chanics of the tinued 10 work logether until Homes veasl cell . Gertrude Lindegren's death in Mobile Homes . A native of As hland. Wi s" 19n . Mr. Lindegren received Mr. Lindegren. who haL Miscellaneous bachelor's and master 's been living in San Diego. was Electronics degrees in planl palhology visiting fa mily members in from the University of Des Moines before Christmas Pets & Supplies Wisconsin and a doctorate in when he entered Veteran's genetics at the Ca lifornia Laboralo·y. The Life Sciences Medical Hospital. where he Bicycles Institule of Technology. Building I. which was opened died. for a hearl ailment. Cameras Mr. Lindegren came 10 SIU in 1954 . was renamed in 19n He is !,I.!:"vived by hi s wife. C in 1948 and organized the for Mr. Lindegren and his firsl Zelia. a daughler. sisler and Sporting Goods Riological Res ea r ch wife. Gertrude. who was his brother. 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W"fhl pel,6117· 16 ! r ,"one'"9 1M quo,tI,ed bur.r " r>ted SOUNOCOllE MUSiC BA CK '0 H-hool Sgl•• " G.' Ih. lorll ' Call Il.I"" PropcrfyMonogo ...... n, 519· 1"(11 !;,"I'bU to",11 1Il3," 51 '".CIO/' 6 151 S)60 gll,IO ' "ond. NIC! , .ORM Corp.,I"" op dobl. I}II . 5' J535 S 15 Peo~.~ (u ••d l U50 All 36 / )'0~ . c,. .. ao p lio",,,, a I gOI CIo,. fa N O'j ~' no l 3 .. 0JAoOJ pedo', 01'1.-1 lun., 1050 pore-.n. off 1911 1 HONDA CIVfC I~ X " ,,, Sl1} or 5 ~ 9 · )'JO 'h. '0"""9' n ....r s 'op a. Sound_ }"·I" " ISJ1Ib93 ,h,fl Ilun, good 3.5 "'pS A''''"9 tOtO' 71~.5 Un' ...... '., . 51.:;6<1 1 SI7SOnpgot,abl. Co"5 ~ 0 &160 '35 ~ An IOC 6 ~ 90A oOl ['------~ /9'0 MAIDA 6'6 • dr 5.pd AM 1M "fO,e-o A C ,,,nrool 1o .... MOVING 10 TOWN ond I",/'I " .ng 2.3 & 4 !III,,". Hou.. a m,Ie-og. fH cond SJlOO080 5,0 obou' buy.ng a ,ro.l., 1 W. «In 108 Hospitol 503' probobl" ,.11 you a ".,. hom. on 0 I "95Ao07 ~" .. deol ,." 813 "51 18f:th.nd Do" ... 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I'UPY , bdr ... , Furn or "1'19'1'1 8~I all.,. } ' 9 IISI 1-..,. bdr.... furn hou,. h 'ro nlef!' 3 on Irorle, toun f ,r,. 0:.10 61' '65) unfurn (ob,,, IV la ... 'y o,e-o' ISO ~ A09' belrm furn !'Iou,., No poe" Call 10 OiDS Dfl fA " ,oyol AM rM [ . It .I'I"l.ly n'tel }1'." .. , 6"·04 1. 5 ... J3A.93 176111So0, ron ClU lie air S3'~ " 0....,..' n,,'!bO" 10 X~ EX COND lown and DISCOUNT HOUSING. I bdrm 'ur/'l b.al.~ (all 611 ."3 MURPHYS. ORO , .fDRCOM (;(:, * CARIIONDALE * \ Country MP 1>0 119 Boughl f", Opl a ... o./obl. Jan 1_ m.le, _" h.o' U 70 per mon'h no dog' ;J ~ " -Suit.. . one Itloa frOfft 101. CAP91 • ,pc; Ii"," SJSOO 0''''''9 S1050 roego',obl. of C dol. Ilo,"odo Inn call 611 ' "'5 I 13,~A}~~' ,!I" ~ , Ft .. Break , UtilitIes ,'XJo· •• · tlP... Day, }. o 130. 1'1 '9"''' ~ S7 6395 'ob 171.'098 """"tlO'1 TO" CDAl f LOCATIO N I bd,m SPAI.IOUS fUII'NISHlO Oil' un .ncluded bOO W Fr.. mon /)16A091 ... )'9 .,.06 1.5 BU le", t s 1,1ro. a 0.0'.' b ... • lurnr,hf!'d oportm.nt No pe/1 (all furn"hed J 0< • ~droom "'om. a ll So49·68A l 1 r wo .[OROOM " ne ... 61 •• /. 5 . 1'1, ... " 900d S100 '0" "" t'o~e """ d. ",.tUff ftn. rgy-efIICI.nl btle-" . 57 ( O'pe' AC S35-00 I!'OCh f'''clllc'"9 17.. .5BaO!l -Suit.. , One Ilode "'om , ~ }1 .376 5"" }176 f1' .. Break Uttlrllft 1.51 914 0 0,,0.10. '. ' 'S p •• (".n' do ... n CAU£RVIU[ TWO 8l0ROOM 5316'b97 c.mpu.. paym .... " 1111 ~ S Pf!Or monl'" AI,o ·.."n'II"1f!'d or u/'lfUt"n "hod FrOnl IS BUIC r' :'''(C.lAl C> ryl A C 1 I 16 ( WALN UT 5 b.droom, 3 mclud.d 820 W Fr ..mon n.ot i AM rM Good eof'td,lIon .5 1l1 )d5 hortoe, ,"0'" ~ J.I, on lorOl 'On Id er . po,,,-,"9 bo,~ord 05 ...,,/1 pel peopl. need IWO ,nM' S 16! ".r .57-.5631 1600 0".0 ~ month 5~9 300' o"f'r ~ p IT> o~ 1100 5101539 monlh .. /I ul,I. , •• ,,,,/uded }19 31111Ae l06 "n80 9'liil JSI3 ·One~. Fr .. Brd.s, C~RIONOA Il 1 0X~ , bflf porr'" SPA(IOUS OM BEDROOM 110401' "0118b91 -ot., and trash included. 516 \hod ... nd.'p<"ned )hoded 101 ul.1 ,ncl...o.a Cia.. '0 camp'" l JOO II" ( WAlNUT 5 bedroom. ~.,,. S. Rawll"gs, S49·Us.t S1JOO 010 Co,15 ~ 0 I .~ O me . }1 '59} or . 51 }" 3 laro. room • M"Opl. n_d , mMO INSURANCE 1l11AeOO .S..... lo .,.. . Fr.. l!lreokl 31"' 091 ;/::JS,,':illt All ulll.,." In- 1 97 ~ "X65 WIT,.., "pout 3 5 ~OOM APT 116 S 11/'1>0" _,.... furnished. Wot.r of'CtTro lh low Motorcycle Rotes bf!'droom 10101 . J.""c g ood ond "olhpatd Co" " .51·.5010 ' 0198b" .ncluded, Twoblockl from ,ho". Mu,,, ~I' I noo . 510I C" 319/1So9O Compus, S49·24S4 Also 15J111A.91 f AllSUMMlll ClOSE 10 SIU • • 1r0 n,t. ) ond • beI,m 'u,n ,"I U'Oltl'd EFFICIE"CY ...... F...... , Stretch your 401"", Aulo.Home.MobiIe Home nope" 5 .. 9 .,,01 Furnis hed, Utilitin included Inthe 31"31010.. krou the st,WI from compus M l'R"H YS.O Il' O V [II' Y N ICE fI'flRTME"TS D.I . CUUlPlIDS 457·7941 or 529·3833 Al'ALAINSU.ANCI n. ,ghbcKhood ( . 10 . new , bdrm All C ond lflon ..d f- uTOlstwd 30 INCH KENMOR[ . Iee'flc 101'19" (Orpefed oppl l ow ult' 1115 61", .0.. en4 two 1te4r00llll 457-4'» S /DO 0 . 0 6!1.J091 CIc,s.o> 10 c"mpu!t Ca'P"lt'd ...... tfk:___ • Furnlli hed, '5311"'19. .... SIU ApPl'Owd Wb!"'1 h""-'l!.d .. d Wot.r and T( ash included Efficiency !',._ts One block from compu lt . 510 S. Univenity 457·7941 ItOYfiL IlENTfiLS S"..., s.... t., ·lffkleftcy. Fr_ !ateaks , 457-4422 ItEDUCED It!'TES Furnished, Wot.r ond Trosh FOIt SPItiNG I included. 510 S. Un l .... r.ity. .... Nof"th o.II~ . 2 A~TS . AND IIIIOaILi ...... -Ir ·_ bedrO)(;m. bakony, go, heat, HOMES AVAILAIU U • .-Z-4SJ·'UZ wat., furnished. NOW THROUGH THE '''.J.,. ·122S"'~. '} becJ. SPIIING SEMlSTIR. :oom. hardwood floan heot Bening Real ond wat.r fur., i st~ed AU.~ . Ale. OIAN. -_11._2--... Estate fum"", mobile home. GOOD LOCATIONS. 105 E. Moln .0...... PETS \':ElCOME, NO",S. 4n-Zll4 :2 bdrm, mo4t... hom.. , furn· ~ ond includes we..... , lo CAR CARE coted on WCtf"ren Rood • ... W.t Mill. ); bedloom PICK-UP AND DELIVERY AVAILABLE houM. bmoc: 'um!"". inch.d.d ST_OILC_ ed9t of ~ompu ' ...... 11( •• ,.111 • ...... -... 2bed· On,,".50_ ""_III" •• ,.K room dupw_ , carport, wI d (Plus of ports) CampoctCars $18.00 ...... _h..d_. cot' hook Mid·Sin 123.00 "P, lOb h.at, Y«uum«i interior, washing ...----,,-' fv!l Sin S30.00 of osh h"oy. waxed doah ond .DlIiOTO. -..., Steam Engines $16.00' up "I-"-~. ideal Of","h, waxed tir.. . oiling 011 doors, fumlgDtJon of auto few amall 'omit,. and cleaning all doora, hout· • ...... ,IeOIIO • • 0...... ,_-....-...... "" to prft.-nf rutting. _ Con '1.00 .If you're ainaJe: we've aoc ainaJe rales, __ YOM 110.00 ms. .If you'~ paired: we've aut rates for two. i ..... oM unfvrftished, WASHINGTON .Uyou're min: come sec! M"dowRkl,e' _...... ~-(Indud;ne ...... ) ~I-115.001.., 14 ...... -- Wosher. D DaDy EgypU.n. J..-ry 211. I • • Page 19 ACROSS Rifle team 1 Au iOSh tf' Today's 6 China 1f'1 10 Lo!>€' tOOI'no officer gives 1': M aca .... 15Stt"nch 1 DI;1monl.(lt>"" Puzzle retraction 4¢COPIES 1~ Dano,t-" ''it c\"(, ;\Ioor('. puhhc 10· 18 All)!! 3 Self-Serve Copiers & Xerox 9210 008 .. td'oel formation and fI 'C rUltmg of· 21 Tr:md't' Puzzle answers fleer of the P('r.:; hl'lg Hlfle Perfectly Clear Printing & Copying 2J AustrIan Tea m. !'3 1d he \'.1 n l ~ 10 DS}Ch('I(\Qlst retract a statement he made 219 W. MAIN (6 Doors From WelL) 549-4851 2.: Ganef'1 are on Page 1 7. durmg an interview with a H M -Th Fri. - t. 26 ThorOU!,1tll.lft.'!'o 28 Greet Dall~ Egyptia n reporlt:'r 30 Coahtlon:. J 1 Unol 'glnal " In the a rticle on the Per· 32 Blalnit'si ; llIng Hifle Team. I saId the 36 ::,~n HOl T program harl bad Hm. tn PartlclJl'ltc 3 ~ Ac'Os~ prel OOWN 30 H('<}llh foods W Election rules session set A ses!'!on about the rules and Andy Leighton. s tude nt guidelines of Undergraduate' member of the Un iversity Student Organization" eclions Board of Trustees. will speak wil! be held Thursday : t 8 p.m. about the guidelines and rules GTE proodly introduc~ the SOlJTHERN ILLINOIS In the Student Cent r Ohio of USO elections. Room. REGIONAL DIRECTORY containing all busin~s Tony App·eman. USO Appleman said the purpose r~idenfiallisfings president, Jo~ I D. RI Uedge, of !.he meeting is to inform and of former East f ide senal 'r and students interested in running CARBONDALE HARRISBURG chairman of the USO Com in the USO election or serving millee of Internat Affairs, on the election c-.ommission ANNA MARION Lamont Brantley, last year's about the responsibilities they SPARTA METROPOLIS election commissioner, and wi!! have. WEST FR/CiKF'ORT iklllnnlnilin Ow:m~r Iq~ J. Ihe GTE Carbondal41 dll'41clol)' "'111 ~ 11141 only dll'41clol)' Carbnr :Jalc mild41nlS will O'~r u~. Why? • The GTE directory C<,r (d .5 all business & residential listings for the surrounding areas. Users won' t h:)\'I..: · .l J,r cep a stack of direc to ries b y their phonc5 or fumble through tha t stack to malt : .l edl. • When th~ GTE director)' arrives. L' . rs will no longer have to coileci direc tories from surrounding areas that arc puhlishcd :;: ~ d tf(crent times throughout the year. -EVt.:'fY rcsid\.'nr and hu:-ith.· ... S will han : th,,' dir\.· ~ · hlr\' . CTI.. J,:lI.lranh: ..- , h"lO '. distrihuli'Hl. Talk wllh a GTE l'41~nlallv41 Miol'41 you silln wllh som~om: d~ Th41 adv41rtlslnll dollars you saw will M your own. For more information call: 1-800-322-5013 crill ~ -- Women eager games offer r------, f:!Y..Q!t) ~ I $LA 1.00 ROMfrS off ; 3:1:: PIZZA>.. Pepsi . Y"c -I\ contests, prizes, freebies Medium. Lao... wl.h ...II_ry of _"I ' I or X.Lao... or _Ium plna I By Sandra Todd gf'l~ a small pizza from room or dinner a t the inn. Plna 2 32oz. Pepsi's . \ StalfWnter Quatros. Following IS a shot Holiday Inn also is giving limit one per pizzo with I..... or X-large I from the frecthrow line. awav ~ weekend for two via a The women's basketball yielding a luncheon buffet :II tickel·stub drawing. We Always Deliver FREE Peps is I alukis have a lot more I'.: offer the Ha mada Inn. while a hoop The halfti,lle acth'itv is the thei r fa ns than an aggressi\'e from the top of the key gets !he Murphysboro Zip . a group of --529·1344 \ style of play. a otyle which ha. contestant 3(1 davs use 01 a voungslers '"ho perform a ---~------~ resulted in in a 12<1. 7'{} scaso'i VCR and 10 Cree mo\!ies. basketball-handling routine to record. provided by Curtis IVl athes. music. With mu ch more to offer. lhe The pinnacle of the cont est An activit\' tentativel" Saklukis have spunky ha lft ime comes at the halfcourt shot. scheduled for tt.e game on ~ftjtftift entertainment. ranging from where if the ball sails through Feb. 17. against B... dley is a jazz bands to the aluk i the bucket. the contest;:tn t wips "stupid human triCKS" final Shakers along with contests a S6.000 cruise sponsored by B contest. in cooperation with Gft~D€f() and numerous mater ia l and A Tr"vpl and Diederich University Housing. A guest Tonight'. Dinner Special giveaway!'. Insurance. a ppf':uance by '!'om Van Scallops with Snow P_s ".2S When Ea tl3.rn Illinois roJm ~ Nobo'l\ has been successful Borkel. the SIU student who (Includes l:i'Q Ro ll and Sou;J) to town on Feb. 7. fans shoul e! on all four shots to this point of gained fame by guzz ling a make sure they hang onto their the contest. however. there pitcher without use of hi s MURO' .Lr; ir1QPP.t4G GNTER ticket stubs beca use from this was practically a winner at hands on the " Late :-light With 529·2813 game on. the stubs a re last Saturday's halftime David Letterman" si1o~· . is redeemable for a free drink contest. said Gary Ca rney. also tentative. afler the game at the Holiday ass ista nt ",'omen's athletics Inn 01 Ca rbondale. The same oirector. Against Northern Iowa on A~LLEATHER applies for the men's home " It was a reall y close one," the 28th. Coors is sponsoring a game . he said . .. It was an in·and·out giveaway of onc or two Coors Ha lftime entertainment for typcof shot. silver jackets. said Carney. 'AZZ OX.O•• S'2 the EIU game is a head jazz " People th ink we're and the Marion Poms will combo from the SIU School of swe: dog bullets when that perform a pom-pon routine at ~,,---'~ ...... ',_T·"ou·p"e""· lusic. and as always. lhe happens . but we really do want halftime. Cruise Shooting contest. in someone to win it:' Carney which contestants attempt said . After the game. the Car REG."•• " four shots for prizes. the For the game on February bondale Elk's Club will ho:d a making of each contingent on 14. againsl Western Illinois. reception for the ieam. the SHOES "". STO lhe next. the Holiday Inn is sponsoring a Booster Club and other Saluki First. a layup is attempted gi \' eaw~y of 55 " hollow bucks " women's basketball sup and if successful. the shooter coupons. good for 55 t'Jwards a porters. Sanders named Player of Week Derrick Sanders. 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Milk ~ 1 of ric. or i1ems totaling more thon Rl 51 , PIe...... HHI ":d .• c.rbond8I8, IIinoIs $10.00. _:_Ie. ".AM-J:Mi'M __ '''.AM-J:_ WE ACCEPT: Deli Coffee Produce• Ice Sandwiches Soda Snacks Ice Cream Candy Par t y Tr ays gYMNASTS, from Page 24-- " D" difficulty level) ., ..... It may have affected some 01 the scores. Spillman took first pl ~ce in C!IAffflf three 01 the lour events. The lourth event. the balance beam ;; WORKSHOPS CIl was won by lellow Saluki ("- Steele. who scored a 9.30. ..-.; Basi<: Stainl'd Glass The Saluki s did a " very nice P:; Basic/ Advanced Pottery job as a team." said Vogel. It was a "sati sfying" victory. ~ Basic Woodshop :I: according to assistant coach ~ Basic Drawing Donna Kramer. The team was Basic/ Advanced PottN Y much better. got the oJ"'ning season jitlers out and w?s at a Basi<: Quiltmaking hig her competitive level. said Basic \\'alercolor Kra mer. Basic Calligraphy o " It was the level that we O PEN f igure Drawing expected at Indiana State." said Vogel. ISU w.s not as Child/ Parent Artist ~ difficult an opponent since two Workshop 01 the team's top gymnasts were injured a nd did not Located in base ment compete. said Vogel. ~ WORKSHOP ofStudcnl Ccn ler Ma rgaret Ca llcott , a senior. scored a 8.95 in the uneven SERIE S hars to take second place ~ :\11 w orkshops r':4uir\." adniucc regi~ lra.i(Ul . beh ind Spillman (9.30 1. Si lk Screen Ca llcott said she thought the Matt & fr,) ming score was "good" even though R~gi~lru llll n she would ha\'e liked to Score a Hand Cu i Dove l ails hCS!II1:oo.J an. 13:.h .:IO rl little higher. l able Saw cnd~ Fd.: :3 rd, 1 9~6 . MVC, W ood t.1 ~" (, Matt & framing W "rkFho }J ~ staT! from Page 24- Feb. 3r TAKE THE FITNESS CHALLENGE! Join Goal Getters Set a personal fitness goal: • £Xl. elSE to Portl.. nd • ,O A nd you re on your "" ~y u beo:omlng fl1 throug h Inl" s.elf, rnotlvall?nlJll'tne.!o" progra m! Resister 01: :h! SA C t.,formAtlon On.k through &-- "1;;;) r e- b.ru , :y 3td IllIramural R "C't"(' ~'l on :t 1 Acc:om.,I!!!>nI,-; - nl Cf..... llficale !o awardea S port .. 10 IhO)Il! who comoleu : chelf Soal • D.Uy Eayplian, J anuary 29, ,_, Page 23 Sports Women gymnasts top in all-arounds for win By M.J. Slarshlk All-American Michelle and a half points goong into the lhe facl lhal many of 9.45. Her performan..:e was StaffWr:ter Spillman lOok firsl place with a last event (floor exercises)' Jacksonville's routines were de.cribed as ··a clean. solid score of 36. 15. while team The first gymnast for SIU wa. not as difficult as SIU·s so they rouline·· by Vogel . who adde BV ROil Warnick !-\." I ! Bradley heads MVC~ No. 13 in nation Thursday Bradley at IV t Tex. Sl. By St•• e Merritt thumping of Creighton , the whelming preseason con games allain' l Drake (69-67 •. Creighton al lndiana Sl. Spats Editor Bra ves improved the ir ference favorite. so they really Wichita State 157-55 ). SIU (6;;- Tulsa at Illinois State ranking in the UPI coaches a ren't thaI much of .• sur 62), Loyola (76-75 >' Ma rquetle SlU at Wichita State With li ltle more than a poll Lo 0. 13 in the nalion. prise;' English said. ·'Now (66-64j and Northwestern ti6- monlh remaining on the Ron English . public lhey·re winning the close 72l. Saturd.~· Missouri Valley Conference relations assistant for the MVC games, which is usually >. sign Enghsh said that Drak,'. CRElGHTON alSIU schedule, the Bradley Braves office, said It.. t even though of preUy good chemis:ry Jnd Tulsa and Wichita State hav. Bradley al Tulsa remained in control of the everyone knew the Braves coaching.·' also bee.u surprise teams for IliDOis Sl. dl Drake ~fVC last week and il'lproved would be good, few people The Braves bave notched the MVC this year. Wichita St. at West Tex. Sl. their national rankings. expecled them to be quite this overtime victories this season ·'Everyone knew Drake Indiana St at Cincinnati With a 67.Q overtime win good. over Illinois State, Dayton and over Winois SlAte and a 74-56 "Bradley was the over- Villanova, while winning close _MVC,P... 22 ~ Page 24. Daily Egyptian, JanUJIry 29. t!116