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WASHINGTON (UPI) in a nationally televised speech 10 a responsibilities al stake in the 5- , uabIe 10 be dominated by one so Interrupted frequently by Buoyed by suppon at home and joinl session of Congress. " The weeIt-old Per.;ian Gulf crisis. ruthless ," he said. " And we applause, Bush renewed his abroad, President Bush vowed Per.;ian Gulf crisis, as grave as il is. America, he said, "must defend won'L - prediction that iraq ultimardy wiD Tuesday 10 drive Irnq from Kuwail aJso c"fCcrs a rnr-: opponunity to t':ommon vital intcresLS" " In lite face of tyr3llJly, leI no capitulate under the weight of through concened international m""" IOwant an hiSlOric period of aggression againsl their neighbors. one doubt American cmlibility and U.N.-adered economic sanctions, action and hailed the .. new cooperation. " In the case of Kuwail, he insisted reliability. Let n:> one doub. our while making clear that repulsing partnership of nations" thaI has TouLing American resolve and thaI Irnq "is litetaIly uying 10 wipe staying power," he declared. IJaqi aggression will not be done risen to oppose the aggression of th e emergence of .. a new world a COtJnlry of! lite lace of the Eanh" "We wiD stand by our friends. quickly or easily. Saddam Hussein. orde<" from the flrsl major connict in a bid 10 coolrol 20 percent of the One Way or another, the leader of "The level of cDOp Stale and Jackson County officials announced Tuesday thaI three employees of the Slyresl Nursing Home in Carbondale. including the facility's lOp administralOr, have been charged in connection willt the alleged sexual abuse of two retarded female patients. Jackson Counly Stale'S Auomcy CharIcs Grace and D1inois Auomey General Neil Hartigan have charged one employee of Slyrc$l with three counts or agg-ravalE.d criminul sexual abuse and three counts of abuse of a long term can: facility patienL Also ch"ged was Slyresl's administrator and pediatrics Flames burst from the home 01 Jim Throgmartln on South than threehOurs to extinguish tha blaze WIth.1Iiai. of ;ater coordinaIor, each willt one count of Gt"nt City Blacktop Monday night. Firelighters took more prevendng them f!'OI11 savIng part 01 tt>e home, . auempting to impede a nursing home investigation. Gordon ~, 29 of Murphy sboro and former employee of Firefighters with no water watch blaze Styrest, is alleged 10 have SOJtually abused two Styrest's severely By Theresa Livingston consumed by name . , but a Township Firefighters said- "If we GUf.Bode ~ a retarded female patients. Staff Wr~er Makanda rlfCfighter said a lack of could have sustained water now, Iiii '" I ~ According 10 R'rtigan', U . adequatc water supplies was a we may have been able to save ~ Atjministrator YOwlDda Sim lanl F -.fighters bauling a blaze on major factor in the ~ e Slruclion something, but it's all gone.· F has been charged with one COUlII oC Sou th Giant Cily Blacktop caU5cd by lite rlfC. Bilderback said about 25 = '/, If? ~ auempting to Impede a ursi"l Monday night slood helpless at ''There aren't enough hydrants houses along a mile and a half ~ • home investigation for Cailin, 10 times un" ble 10 fighl lhe fire 10 serve all the houses oul lItr'e. streIch are served by two fire Gus says either GianI City give a complete report of the without water. It's rcal sad lhat lhe waler hydranls at the interseclion of Road needs more lire alleged incidents to the Illinois Fire destroyed an eSlimaled departmenl doesn ' l have more Bosite)'dell and Giant Cily Roads. hydrants or tho lire Depnnmt of PIlbIic He.lIth. SI25,OOO in propeny when the hydrants oU llltere," CapL Rodney departments need longer PIdiaIrics coordinIIor Jacque);"" home of Jim Throgmartin was Bilderb.ck of lhe Makanda S4e FIRE, Page 5 hOses, Barringer also bas been charged with one count of attempting 10 impede a nursing home inves 2 Live Crew censorship debated tigation, According to Harti~ 's '5%_ oIf1Oe a DInC who discovered one By Wayne Wallace Few sparlcs new and little m:1d arguments 'yely by raising several incident of SOJtual abuse JqJOrtcd it Locks change Entertainment Editor was slung between the two valid questions, such as whether at Porn dorms 10 ber su'ltriors, but allegedly was speak"", during litis debate whether this whole contl11verry is actually instructt>u by 831Tinger 10 alter the --Page 3 Bob Guccione Jr. and Jack the album" As Nasty As They adding to the ;;opularily of the wriuen repo" to describe the Soviet pupils Thompson were in agreement Wanna Be" should be proteCl.cd as notorious rappers and why incident in less serious and aa:urnte almos1 as much as Lhey were at free speech under the First Thompson waited until the album tenns. see changes odds with one another Tuesday Amendmenl or be outlawed and reached white audiences to voice AssisIaot AlJaney GmcraJ E1Ien ~age7 nigtll at a ccnso~:iip debate that de.::lared as illegal as child his concern about obscenity when Schanzlc-Haskins said ':Uesday at focU5cd mainly 0" the recordings pomogrnphy. of rap group 2 Live Crew. The audience, however, kept the Sea DEBATE, hge 5 Sea STYREST, Page 5 SIl!'," LA. Raiders to stay in LA. Action on city keg proposal could be delayed -Page 20 By Karen Radius "I think it's a"",' waste of time, • The employee Sllid he did DOt StaJfWrner said Tom Corley, manager c-i agree with the mlinance and hoped ABC's. a 101 of people would show up at M ~ )S AC lion o n a proposed keg Corley said the abolishment of the City Council mceting. Rellg!oo regJSlr)' ordinancr. could be delayed keg sales after midnight will affect "Maybe we shoold move our -ParJ07 to allow Uni,., ersity students a his business, Nt does IlOl think the liquor establishments over to Comlc-- chance to voice 'hel! opinions. new ordinance will have drastic Murphysboro; he said. -Page 15 Ci lY Manager Steve Hoffner said Second In a three-part repercussions because ABC's Both stores agree that if the Monday lhal his office will I already has a "keg plan .• ordinance were passed, cuslOmers Classified ~erles on the proposed -Page 12 recommend to the City Council keg registration. "' , . already have a keg plan, wou id o~ to Murphysboro or thaI aC lion on tt.. projlOsed keg where a conlJ1lCt is signed for lite Canerville 10 buy kegs. ordinance be poslponed. sale of a keg. Everything such as Corley said Murphysboro has The keg registry ordinance transponation of lb..."., on the public n:une, address and ~ number is enjoyed a big keg business over the would rcquire pun:hascrs 10 leave a streets within the ci ty of required," Corley said. past few years, and it is very name, oodress, phone number and CarbondaI-. An employee of Pick's, however, pos.ible the business could desl.inalion of lite keg. It also Carbondale IYJuor establishments who did not want 10 be identified, increase. would prohibit lite sale of beer who sell kegs disagrl>' with lhe said rick's would see an impacl kegs after midnighl and the i-'DPOscd keg ordinance frrAll ,lhe new-onlinance.· Sea KEG,.f>9 5 · . Pagc LC DaiJy £{!VpritJn Raiders agree to stay in Los Angeles L.('IS ANGELES (UP!) - The remain in Los Angeles. Raj, .:rs have agreed to r"",ain in 'Tm very pleased '" til lS poine" Los Angeles, ending a two- year Coli seum President N. Matthew saga that pitted four California Raiders' Davis still master at bargaining table Grossman said Tuesday, several cities in an expensive bidding war LOS I.NGELES (UP!) - AI In Ihe early 1980s, when the people I have to deal with in hours before the learn and for the NFL franchise. Davis, th e boss of the Los NFL tried to block the Raiders' Oakland are a bunch of Coliseum and city officials Mayor Tom Brndi..-y, in London Angeles Raiders, is rn",'" as a move from Oakland to Los bastards." scheduled a mid·aftcmoon news Tuesday on a trade mission. said in bruiser at the bargaining ;able. "'ngeles, Da. is filed an After the learn won its only conference to formally announce a SIalm!:nt thai the Raiders signerl The Raider's managing unprecedented federal antitrust c~:;",pionsh i p in Los Angeles, in the deal. a long-tam agr=nmtlO remain in partner, who has at last settled on lawsuit against the league and 1984 against the Washington Over the years. some have the city after months Qf a deal to keep the team in '.oS won. RedsIcins, Davis said he expected percei Ved Davis as a greedy team negotiations over upgrading ,I ; Angeles, managed to cootiroually While Mi s sup ners regarll a lopsided victory. owner, le veraging one lown historic Los Angeles Memorial drive up th e price for his him as a ged us. cr tics brand him " I don' t think in terms of against another. But othc:n thought Coliseum. franchise during negOlia:ions a dictator, r-·.! "' Ipulator an c :-out," he s-"d. "I think in tenns Davis had been lied to by the " ~o taxpayer money wi ll be with four cities that aggressively [!Tf.edy earpC1boc&ger of domination." Coliseum and had every right La used to support the renovation of courted him in bidding war that Davis has not hid his In 1989, ho r,l3de history when wOOt the best deal he .ould for the the Coliseum," Bradley said. .. It stretched over two years. brashness Com menting once on he named An Shell as football 's franchise. will be cornpleled entirely through Davis refuses '0 run from a wh ., he wanted to move from fi rst black head coach in the Reaction in Oakland, the """" 's the funds generatal through ticket fight, even when ouunal-"ed. Oakland, he let ny wi tll , "The modem era o riginal hOr.1 clown . was sales by the Coliseum managers. predictable. Tbe joIls and a:ooomic activity that "It'S going to be a real blUer pdl a professional football team voted last Wednesday to'drop a SJ' owner AI Davis will be allowed to The Coliseum 'Ii private manager, to swallow." said lUckey R,canIo. generates is here to stay." million breach-or-contract suit keep an adv30\..c I11C panel gave Spectacor Management Group. owner of Rickey's Sports Bar in Tbe _ in the negotiations liJ against the Lcarn if it agreed by him i n i:9 84 for stadium also offered tile team anotller S20 San Lcadro, the unoffiCial Raiders Irecp the team in Los A..'geles carne T.,...sday to remain in tile city. improvements that has grown to mill ion cash and S 145 million for after the Coliseum Commission Under l£.-ms of the ocal , Raiders 310 million with inte~L the stadium improvcrr~n l s to See RAIDERS, Page 19 Shawnee Bike Trek to help Illinois ALA By Julie Autor ALA," Sa unders sale " We tak e Stalf Writer CJrc of details. We ~r"'~ , the trekkers nghL .. The third annual Sh.wnce Trails The rides begin and enc ouch Bike Trek, sponsored by I ~e ')f Nat urc on Li ltle Gra>sy Lalct. American Lung Association of The firs! ride on Friday wi ll go Illinois, begins on Sept. 14 and wes t In[o the hi ll s s,mth of runs through Sept. 16 with the Cartondale and Murphyshoro. largest number of riders talcing part Riders wh O decide La fi de th e in the event since the race began in longer treIc willa:aveJ tIlr""8h Sand 1988. Ridge, Gorham dnd .' l cob. The Forty eighl rid=. be!;inners and riders will expc.rlcnce \he views of expens, will lake pan in the the bluffs o"' ''rloa\r;. ing the weekend ride through Soulhern Mississippi Rive r. "The ri.de \s Illinois to raise money for the approximately 40 10 ro miles long. American Lung Association. The On Saturday the nders will foce money raised wi ll he lp fund a new challenge. a 100 mile nde programs for children with asthma travels north through HUf ,\ [ and Helen Saunders, regional Royalton. The il the riders h.;-: ad director for the Southern Illinois toward Rend Lake, aero< the dam American L'.!:;g ~ i.,, : ion. ~ i d and back through B Cfl lf'l lI. The the mow; j ~~ by the lrck.kers short ride is approx im ately 50 go.::s jim'lly to the AL .... , "DC of miles. the ,,,oney is put back into the trek Saw.ocrs said dunng each 01 U1c to co,,,, GXpenses. rides there are severa l support "The sponsors fed like Ihe vehicles offeri ng refresh ments. money is going to the ALA," mechanical or medical help or a Saunders said, "not for tile riders ride for exhausted riders. to have a good time." "We have several checkJ"l inlS Saunders said she is very proud where the riders must stop an d of the response she had from check in so we can make sure we sponsors donating services and don't lose anyone," Saunders saod. supplies: "We provide plaees where they can 'We provide a quality bike treIc go to rest or caL " and keep the cos IS low so lhe money raised goe$ directly to the See BIKE, Page 19 Augusta National lets in first black member AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI ) - neither identify the member nor Ray Hoffman, a senior In education, was derby Wlilch was posponed because of Augusta National Golf Club ha s coofum a black has boen admiUed. II'IIOIIg the IraIsIs In the InIJanuraI home 1\111 darkness 1iJesday III the SIlJ.C IIOfIbaI fields. aceepted ilS rust black member in "We don't release any an apparent allempt to avoid info rmation about members," having the Masters branded as = ral Manager Jim Annstrong discriminatory follow ing a racial slir at the host club of the PGA The Augusta Chronicle said the Berryhill, May, Dawson pace Cubs to win OIampionship new member at the exclusive club CHICAGO (UPI) - Damon Chicago sent 13 bailers to the The 10 roms were the most given WUSA-TV in Wa shington is close to 50 years old, a native or Berryhill, Andre Dawson and ~~ate for tile IO-run outburst in the up by Montreal ever, and highest reponed Tuesday he is the station 's Texas and belongs to anothe rootie Derrick May each hit two second inni ng. erasing Montreal's single inning in th e National former president and general private club, where he also ""'" the run doubles in a 10-run second 5-0 lead. Berryhill's two-run League this season. manager, Ron Townsend . r.-st black member. inning Tuesday, sparking the double was one of four suaight hilS The Cubs' previous best thi s Townsend is the head of the Black groups threatened to Chicago Cubs to an 11-6 vietory off Gross. Dawson and May each year was nine run s on June 8 Ganneu media group's television demonstrate outside all-white ov..- the Montreal Expos. hit two-run doubles off reliever against Philadelphia. The last time division. He oversees operations at Shoal Creek COtmlIy Club during Rookie Dave !'avlas. 2-0, pitched Mel Rojas, G".g Smith had an RBI Chicago scored 10 runs in an 10 Gannett stalions around the the PGA OIampionship, held IasI four inni~gs of relief fOl' the win, single and Dwight Smith an RBI inning was May 31 , 1973, against country, including WUSA and month in Bi""ingham, Ala. giving up three hilS and striking out double. Tne tying run scortd when Houston. WXIA in Atlanta. After corporations threatened to two. Rojas walked Marl< Grace with the Berryhill's double was his first The Augusta Chronicle Tuesday pull some S2 million worth of Kevin Gross dropped to 8-11 and bases loaded. Another run scored hit in six games since comil\8 off did not identify the member, bUI television advertising from bas lost his last seven decisions. He on an errant throw by Rojas to first the disabled list following shoulder quoted an unnamed source" saying IcleeaslS of the tournamen t, Shoal served up five hilS and walked base. All of th e run< came with surgery in 1989. May's double was the membership offer was made . tIIrne·in()llC-jllm imiog. . OOOCOUl... •••• _ .. - ... . <, his rorst major .It.tgue.lliL Friday. A club spokesman would See. FIRST, Pag1119 Psst ••• LA ROMfiirS -=---::---::------:----=world/nation ------Hump Day Special! Gorbachev snubs Ryzhkov; endorses different economy large 1 Item MOSCO'" :v..-l) - President Mikhail Go r ~achev publicly embarrassed P::micr :-":ikolai Ryzhlcov by cndo~ing a rival gro ' ~ "' p & 2,32 oz. Pepsis Heart-Attaa. I economic plan Tuesday, signalling a possible change of gOvct'l,• •cnt to Fight It with a speed up th<. 11l'1lsition to a market economy. While dep',;;cs in the national IeglSl3uue were embroiled in a political brawl marked by biucr Includes Pitcher or Memorial gift to I pcrnonaI a\lacks, !hi; Russian Federation's parliament adopted a radical Pepsi or Beer $6 95 the American ccooomic-rdorm plan for the republic that talces up threc- SfiJ-e's 91 I emergency number can be dialed dirtctly from any campus phone except those 01J'1CC phones that have extensions and require the number nine to be dialed before clearing the sysICm. This infonna1ion was rot clear in Thcsday's Daily Egyptian. The Daily EgyJiian has estabIisbed an acancy desk. 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I ••••• I., September 12. 1990 Page 3 ~ SIU Board of rrustt~S I to consider $20 refund By Eri,' Rey ,,~ Evcrgran T CfTd l C :..arid Soulhcrn Stat! ·'-': ~ · ter Hills. would S! ~ 10 the Thompson PoinL Greek Row, University P-..tN: Students may g:1 3; S20 refund if and Brush Towers rcsidcnlia: ar..:as. the STU Board Of Trl'Stces approves The es,imalcd Cus t fo r the dll :l1surancc pt ';'ihlum dcclVlSC at instal1 a1.ion is S50 0,000 with its IT!OI,'hl y m ee t..i~ ~ Thursday in f un din s for (~e project comi:lg the Sw(k nt Center. from s ludc n ~ housing re venue. The The d,r.rcase. supported by bolh Rcsidenct;. Hall Association t. a ~ the Under; ··' '!iJ,1lC SUJdcn t Govern· cxprcs.;cd its suppon. me nt ~ n ~ ':iraoualc and ?r0· Un i \, I! : ~; I )' Housing Director Ed fe ssional StlJdcnI Council, would I one s .• a id if the projcci is drop t.hc SU,dcllt medical insurance 3ilpmvco . Lhc design wor ~ . can tx.. prcm IUC.' from 5 103 10 $83. d(!f1c ~ a more aCCu.--alC e:.;urr.aLc " It is plcasmg that the board ard a final dc-.;ision can he madt;. decided In move quickly on the A change in the master 's dl.. .. rcc mall ef. T li: students wil be very cffcring!' ~u r th e College If h' !"n ab" ',, il." Bill Hall, SlU·C Engineering and Tccnnology 31>0 stU { ~"'.m !n.stce, said. will be coosidcicd. Al ~ !: ; d n to a board dOCli ...'Tl C1l. The mJ.Slcr of science degree in the n:o " 11d jo;;: ~7JU.[W')() less UlLifi engineering wl!1 be divided into the 0 1 ~ g : n a l bid o n which th e lhrrc concent,"31ions: civil C ~'TCf .t fcc is based.. engineering anl.' mechanics, Spray away A contract is drawn with the e lectrical engineering and FIrelighters attempt to put out a blaze Tuesday illinois Rout2 ' 3 It. Marlon. No Injuries were in ~urancc pro\;dcr thaI. makes the mechanical engineering. lewe st hid to provide agreed morning at the Do-tt-Yourself Home Center, reported, and I~-, cause fOr the fire was given " Right now it ' s a gene ri c services. engineering degree," Juh Wah He.l1 th Ccnte r Acf ministralOr Chen. dean of Ihe college o f Jaj(e Ba6go1l said the c hange engineering and technology, s'id. Thompson Point gets new locks s ho uld pass despite th e fac t 'They need lraditionaJ cnginccri ng charges would ha ve LO be degrccs. Other schools don'l just reassessed, financial aid adjl 51ec1 havC' engineering degree." By Phyllis Coon "We lold everyone 10 c heck Friday. an and refunds issued if lhe proposal C hen said it wi ll be more Staff Writer every place Ihey had been," Jones "We are movmg fastu tha. ;'le passes. convenient for indust.Ty if it can see said. "We even IOld them 10 go 10 thoughl because we only e'peeled "Thc major co nsideration (to what specific area a student studics. Resid< nlS oi T hompson Point !he police 10 see if they had found to gel two build in[; s fi nished oppose the b i!! ) is the aL. · The board will consider" 53.9 were greeted at the entrance of the key. We PUI o ul a d iligenl Monday." Jones said. ministrativc challengz of making million requcst by the Computer their dormitories with a notice :hcJt effen before we decided 10 change ResidcnlS of the area will nol be the change . B ' I I don', ~ee the f) peralio ns Commillee to f!Jnd locks were being changed becau';c lhe locks." picking up lhe COS[ of changing the cha ll enge big enough 10 b ep II \ Im puting ne'!ds and meet of a losl mas",r key. Whcn it !;,ccame apparent thaI locks. which is aboul 55.000 , from passing." Baggou said. .n.:rcased suppon COSl 'The middle of lasl week one of Ihe key wo ul d nO[ be found any Jones said. Univcrsily Housing has L~C ni ghl cleaning people wcnl on time soon the University's Key money set aside fo r maintenance He spccul? LOO if students arc ne . "T he funds w iii support new break and Sal down oU lSi dc." Ed Conlrol depanmenl began projccls. One of lhe projcclS will refunded !he money, il would go '" iearn ing cente rs fo r Fane r and Jones, dil ecto r of Un iversity changing the cores o f more man not be done because the losl key is cover future insurance CO h···. COlnmunications (B ui lding), add· Housing, said. " A pparen~ y . when 700 locks, Jones said. a sccurily measure ihal has priorily. The board a lso wi l o te Drl liionaJ microcomputer basic c lass· he sal down lhe key fell OU I of his Locks in seven dormitories on "We want to ma ke s ure if app' Jvi ng a p'an by Univets::y rooms, and computer resources in peekel." Thompson Po int we re change d someone fi nds me key who isn' t HOl!si;)g to !ilslall cablc tc levlsion central fac ilities." SIU·C Direclo r The nex t two days were spent Monday and Tuesday. he said. The honest L~t they arcn 'l'able to enter service in dorm itory rooms. of Computing Afblrs L:.!\.vrcnce J. looking for lho key, he said. c hanges sho uld be finished by the buil1ings." Jones said. The service, already availab:c in Hcngehold said. CROSS TRAINING AI6ItI--- ~ CHECKERS ~ NIGI-IT QlJB ~~ Wednesday' 5¢ Drafh~ • The family suggests of that memorial Bud, Bud & contribuiions be made tight , to the American 1. 30-Piece Shrimp Dinner ..... $4.99 Heart Association." Thirty lightly·dusted fried shrimp, fries, MiIlerUte When people want to cole slaw and hush puppies. and honor a loved one and fight heart disease. 2. IO-Piece Shrimp Dinner ...... $3.29 Ten hand-breaded fried shrimp, fries, cole slaw, Tony is at the SH(lT BAR. hush puppies and cocktail sauce. with 3. Shrimp & More Dinner ...... $2.99 .75¢ PmpIe Hooters & THE AMER ICAN HEART Dellcious tried shrimp, a golden-brown fISh filet, ASS SEAFO~JI) SBBYA! ~\ ~, '/~U .,\l~OOO '·~i. ~ ~w '/'nl"\~OOO "'~ 760 E. Grand 457·2259 b atiy EgyptIan Scplembcl I~ . 19'}() Daily Egyptian Opinion & Com~nentary Student Edi·.or-in-Otief: M!lrlo Miliikin Edito riall'age Edito:: Lisa Mille. A ssociate Editorial Page Editor: Anne R~ man News Staff Representative: Brian Gr;)ss A c ting Managing Editor. Wanda Brandon F aculty Editorial Adviser. Wayne Wa nta Boot carnp replaces life in the big house 1,OME CONVTC TS IN Southern lIlin\.oi s will , 0011 be marching and perfo nning drills ins tead of ~i tti n g be lo. nd bars. D ixon Springs will be the site of a boot camp s tressing II'Jlitary-style discipline for first-time felo n offenders in the hope of deterring them from repeating offenses. The boot camp concept is a relatively new and has been Viewpoint tried in states such as Michigan a~ :! New York .. However, it has not :,;:en d e~(;ITI , " : cd w hether fe lons can be reformed by Lie boot camJ-. 1\0 studIes tli at indicate whelher the prograr:1 is goed bad or I"differelll to a regular rison. Republican tactics annoying Th ose of you who care deeply S OME S TUDIES ARE in pm gre>,. A boot camp Iu s prescription drugs. I got a leller abo ut America 's fUlure will be o pe ra te d a t Camp Sallble in Mic higan for m ore tha n t" o from Another Republican U.S. .tanned by the continuing efforts seno~, John Heinz, urging me to years. Don Hengesh, o:recln r of the camp, said officials are .,( hil,h·le"cl Republicans to recrui, aCi qUIckly on Sen. Nick/es' otTer. study ing w helher the prog ram is m o re suc ce ssful th an ~ me's an influential national leader. " I hope you arc making plans 10 regul ar prison. 1 he me thod they ' re using is join us," he says. They conduci follow-ups o n the inm3tc!>, w ho currently have dllt<:' mail. Several months ago I I was beginning to wonder reponed thai I had received a leuer whether these senato rs had a success rate o f 75 percent. So far it is m ore s uccessful than [rom U.S. Sen. Bob Dole, invitillg anything to do in Washington aside pr ison and pro bat ion. By c omparison , 66 percent m ake it mr. to join th e Republican fro m try to gel me 10 be in throug h probati o n. Senator ial Inner C ircle, a Dave ex clusive clubs with them. I was A ltho ugh the re is no c o n c lu !> t e evid e nce, a n y m o ve pres Li gicus gro up open only to halfway expecting them '0 star! those Americans who meet the lo wards re form s hould be e ncouragl:d. F or years the mililary Barry send ing m l! sweepstakes-style rigorous entrance requirement of lellers with pic lU . es of Ed has been using the boot canlps to te ,ch d iscipline. Discipli ne fo rki ng over SI ,OOO. Sen. Dole's Tribune Media Services McMahon telling me thai I mi ~hl is just what inmale s need. A s truCtllrc:d envi ro nment co uld leller said thai for an .additional alread y have won a Valuable Prize benefi l the tnmates by giving Iher' c'onslruc li ve Ihings 10 do S285, I cou Id gc 10 WashinglOll for of o ur nalion and years o f such as a five-runction LCD such as public service projecls. a "closcd-door briefing" with "key experience to share with o ur wriSlwalCh or a Steal th bomber. Washington officials." leaders." While som e h ave criticized the military fo r ils discipli nary " How desperale arc Ihey?" I I was severely tem pted, because This came as news to me, tactics, the program has been tried in \ 1ic higan a nd New York was asking myself. " How low are when high-level Republicans gel beeause almost all m) years of they going to sill ... ~ \ ' wilh no adverse effects. together, they definitely know how experiencc involve trying to think This is when i gO! the leucr from to "pan)' down" to their favorite up new booger jokes. It's hard to Vice P esident Quayle. I am still THE BOOT C A MP program c ould reduce the priso n "rap" tunes: pi cture our leaders wanting me to not making thi s up. " Dcar I.IT. share this with them. or even populatio n by 750 inmates annually. I f Ihe number of " I ' m from 'he G-O-P, and I Barry," the vice president begins. know how 10 DANCE, I do the necessarily to shake hands. But as " It gi ves me great pleasure to prisone rs would gro w only by 750 bed s annua lly, the re bunn )' hop in m-y lime-green Sen. Nickles says, "I wouldn' t inform you that at the last mecung wo uld be no problem in priso pc;'lIlmio n growth . However, PANTS . I know how to boogie, I extend this invitation to you if I did of the membership commiltee of Ihal number ; , expected 10 far e xceed this. The c urre nl know how to JIVE, I gOl a statue of nOI feel you we,e qualified to the Republic"n Senatorial Inner number of state priso ne rs is 27 ,000 and by 1992 the number a jockey .. the end of my DRIVE. become a member." Circle, your p me was placed in CHORUS: Feelin' so goud, Wha, they are looking for, in tim of p ri s one r ~ is projected to be 42,000. So, w hile the boot nomination by Senator Connie momma, feclin ' so right; Think I way of qualifications, is five grand. Mack and you were accepted for cam p may reduce priso n po pulation, it is no t a solution 10 mighl fold my S&L -AlighL" But it sotmds like a heck of a deal. membership. " priso n o'.'ercrowding. Unfortunately I was busy with As Sen. Nieldes explains: " ... the The vice president also states Boot camps c an be a good idea if the y deter fdons from other obligations such as washing Presidential Roundtable Operales that" Arnold Schwarzenegger, committing repeat offenses. my dog, and I never gO! around 10 much like a private club - a club George Shultz, Sam Walton, and joining the Inner Circle. So )'OU can whose members meel, talk and other distinguished Americans imagine my surprise when. Several dine wilh some of the most have joined the Inner Circle." Opinions wceks later, I gOI a leiter from importanl people in the world ... "I urge you 10 respond IS soon Republica., senator, Jon N'lCIdes. pr.'5idents, U.s. senators, cabinet IS possible," be says. from Elsewhere Sen. Nickles' leua invited me 10 elf...... white house officia1s, and Now r am really concerned. join an even more exclusive group some of the most imponant people Does Ihis mean lowe them called The Presidential Roundtable, in America today." money? Can federal oIflCials force Safety has wings, halos which is " made up of men and Quile frank!y this sounJs like me 10 be in their club? Could I wom. n, just like yourself, who more fun thag ·1 would be able to possibly ~.e 2)lpoinled 10 Ihe By the Dally IItlnl the Guardian Angels will provide have tremendous faith in the fuwre sland wilhout Ibe aid of cabinet via direct mail? Univorsny of Ill ino is any services Ihe local police forces cannO! already offer. Even Legend has il thai everyone has with what appears 10 be a growing a Guardian angel looiring over his campus crime problem. a shoulder. A. d ifferent Iype of permanenl Guardian Angels guardian .ngel, one without chapter al Ihe Universily is nol wings, may soon be looking ~ut needed. for the campus communilY. However, having the Guardian Aggression in the Gulf does not pay In response to the Aug. 13 fa tal Angels visit the campus 10 hold stabbing of campot's·area resident self- it fir,;t sold LO black audiences for their music declared obscene. said months. that more than one miliiOll children Guccione. publisher of Spin in America had ,>urchased th., magazine and son of Penthouse album before he had even heard 0' publisher Bob GucciOlle Sr. • argued it the anti-censorship stance. but kept Guccione questioned Tho rn· a civil LOngue when he noted that pson', usc of t~e word "children" the music produced by 2 Live and said that he considered a 15- Crew is indeed wonhlcss. year-old youn!; pmon old enough " Let's be honest. this is rude to make his or her aVo'll decisions. music. \t's junk. And if you can stand up for this. you ' re really Thompson called Luther Cam standing up for your principles." pbeti. the album's producer. "a Gucciooe said. disgrace to the human mee," noting that several leaders in the bl ack "It's haItlLO believe that in 1990, community al so have denounced we are actually debating whether a him. mlUl should go LO jail for singing a song." h' added. "Censorship is Thompson and Guccione agreed obscene." conclusively that issue at hand is not racism agains( a black rap Guccione warned that sctu"g a grouP. but rather qucsUOIls whether s wdard by which LO judge what is the mus ic of 2 Live Crow and isn't obscene may wo"' in this negatively exposes children LO such instance. "But what about in years influences a~ sexual violence to come. if the wrong words get against women. cut Then we've got a problem. Thompson called for IocaJ poliee Stan Photo by Fred Hale " D .H. Lawrence, Henry to bust Discouilt Den and Plaza Millet-the stuff that was Records. two Carbondale retail Bob GUCCione Jr. argues l he considered obseene twenty years eftablishmcii ts that carry lhe anti-censorship standpoint ago is now grcatlitcraturc." album. which he sai I is considered at a debate Tuesday night In Thompson. the Miami-based obscene in the state of lII i"ois. and Student Center Ballroom D. lawyer who igni t e~ the initial thus punishable as a fei OllY. Guccione agreed with his conlroversy surrounding the rap The deba'.e was sponsored by opponent that the music was group this su mmer by seeking to SPC Express ive Arts and the unllstenable. have 2 Li ve Crew arrested and School of Joumalio;m. Daily Egyptian September) 1. ) 990 ~#III! I ••• \AI Krogenng . • 1-lB PK; 6-0 2. PKG 2· LTR. BTl. SPRITE , KROGER l OUIS RICH Mell O YEllO. DIET COKE OR Meat Deli Classic Wieners Thins • • CA.Uf ORN1A. RE FRIGERATED V2 CAL RE G OR WHrTE CTN . 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I , I . .. .. \ • • I , •• I I I I • , • ~ I •••••••••••• ,. • ••••• • ••••• Page 10 Daily Egyptjlln September 12,1990 Persian Gulf forces receive boost from Japan aggression in the gulf region, Japan Cairo Radio as a "cheap bribe" in Four nations opt pledged to inerease itS more than a commentary Tuesday. SI !>illior. in fmancial cootributioo, Iraq had further worries from to pull diplomats Australia gave its warships repons that exiled Iraqi opposition permission to use force against leaders were working to fonn a from Kuwait City vessels breaking the U.N. trade government-in-exile 10 work embargo again"t Iraq and France "gainS! SadJam, who ordered his United Press IntematK>nal offered to provide four ships to uoops inoo Kuwait Aug. 2 and has ferry U.S. soldiers 10 the area. refused substantial intemalioflaJ TIle multinational military force The moves foUowed complaints pressure 10 withdraw them. in the Persian Gulf received a boost by U. S. legislator. th at o ther Egyptian newspaper said Iraqi from reports that Japan may countries were not paying their fair cpposition leader Galal el-Taliani contribute non-combai troops to share of lhe expensive U.S.-Jed was hl3king an international lOUr in the region, but four more countries military operation. an auempt to unite the factional Tuesday said :hey were pulling out President Bush, who o n Sunday opposition. their diplomats from Iraqi-occupied mC! with SoviC! President Mikhail Kuwait because of detenoraung Gorbachev and declared they In other developments Tuesday: living conditions. . would work together to pressure The d ecision by Austna, Iraq out of Kuwai~ was 10 address • Tunisia said it would not abide Bangladesh, Greece a nd a special joint =:00. of the U.S. by a decisi on to move the Arab Swilzcriand to evacuate their Congress on the cris is later League headquaners from the diplomatic staff from Kuwait City Tuesday. Tunisian capital to Cairo, further by WI",," leaves the United States and a A day after the superpower widening a rift in the Arab world Gr8rhk: Jttot handful of European countries s ummit, Iraqi leader Saddam over the crisis. defying an Iraqi order to close their Hussein, who is unable to sell hi s It waS not immedialeIy known if oome modera!!: Arab states, most ;;yearheaded by the Uniled StaleS to foreign mi ssions despite crude because of th e U.N. Tunisia's declaration meant it was notably Saudi Arabia, of the pan oust its athletes [rom the Asian disruptions of water, rood and endorsed economic sanctions, witbdrnwmg from the League. Arab grouping's response to the Games in Beijing. accusing ilS eleClricity services. made an offer of free o il 10 poor Arab League Secretary GCIlCrnI Gulf crisis. Arab foes of JeSOrting to bribery in In displays of solidarity with the natioos. 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Fresh and ....'ome..Cooked __ _ cd c:ar.:ltl' ~ ptvpam. wiD be. hdd at 2 Even tIfe 'Prfce.1S A Great Valuel me! .am • 3 CGdI1 m 1b: c.n- De..dcJprneItt Car.a::. 8-204 Woocfy B.1.. ADULTS CHILDREN Monday·Saturday S"_1.') Monday-Salurdey $2. 19 COLLP.GE R.EPV!lLICANS _ill mCC:t .1 7 fried ChiCken, P9ik Chops, baked Or fried fish, roast bep.f, 10:30.m - 3 ,OOprn 10:30 am · 3:00pm •::.oti&ht in Ihe Studcm Cauz Miaiai; Romn_ Blir-B.Q~. ·sallsbury steak, are just a few. f WmcJCwomvtion..:.US49-19(i6. Man-Sat 3:00pm locloSG $5.19 'ADn-S.I3:oopm · dose 13_19 l o.rwJ An Day Sunday And AtJlHy Sun.1er Home-tooiiild gteenileans, com, cabbage, macaroni & NORML wiD mccl .t 7 toni"'t in the: SlUdnlt · .cliees&, bak8d beBns: broccoi;, ::aulfflOwer, mashed potatoes, Spe.:la l Pnces for Senior Ci t;.",ns & Clt//dren Cc:nIcr Acl:iYUy Romn A. N'I!W INmbcn ~ wd- ..gravy , f~"V~pies and more. Iur'Adu/t Meal; SouP and salad bar, dessert oo"r With dozens of cakes, cobblers. So fresh , so home-cookefJ, eve" the pnce Is PI SI GM A EPSILON Nalioe.1 MutetioS pies, .lUddings", and st'It serve ice cream. deliciC'u;. Fntemil1 will b -n: • new member nisht II " 1OrIi .... in lbe Swckd c:e..:.- L~ RCQn. Fw ckuils carua. ~e . 451-2621 . SOCIETY OF IUSPAMC PROFESSIONAL 1:"',sj1lCCnl sru-e studaa cb"JKCr ~n .... a J!'CIJ-Alc.£ram 10 IDZt.oday bct-.zFane:rMd the S'lJ&n CcnIc1 MA IU "' ..: CORPS O J ~ " C(;R SELF.CT!CN Vfrwx -..ill be: offc:rint £me ~ fliatu in . ainsJe ati.-1ne ~lnlas' from 9 10 6 todliy. Amy alllk::ru inlcrr.ll"ld sh01ld mo'"I cl'f1CCl".c!ection olf;u:rs . t the Marine ec.p. ftcauiq SYUon at III S. l:tule»'" Ave. Cor tRtllPOlUl iCKI to the ...... Illiooi PRSSA, Pyranud P\lblic Jld.etign&. wiD held. Tuesday nights after 4 pm Senler Citizens 62 mcctina .t 5:30 UlftiAht in the Carnmuniaouol!. years and older DOI!ble Senl(,lr Clt!zen Dis'.:o ... nt BuiJdin, (.aqf~ Room 200S. For dcuils c0n tact KG!)' at4S7-2I67S , •.••• ' ••. . . ' •• ',. ' ••••••• '. ' •• '. ' •• ,' ,' •. '.'. '. ' , ' . ~ ' ,",t , ' P-dge 12 Daily Egyptinn September 12. 1990 I FOR ·SALE SIU'v guitar instructor c Dally Egyptial~ " ~ ... , , to perfonn at Shryock Classified By Wayne Wallace limit" '8 1 FORD fAiR/lNONT , rvo. "".11, ..aI· len oir conditioMr-, " C)4 ., S650080, Ente rtai .... liit!nt Ed~or "They're study pieces. but 11]536-3311 lE I L coif 5A9·3931. ar,.,. 5 p"'. they're also meant to be listened to. Gn'.gg Goodhart, a senior in They're not just scales," Goodhan '8 1 THUNDfR8IRO, RUNS & looh l c1assi"al guilar, paid $ 15 for a said. ~~~~:;;~J~ I ticket to sec hi s mentor Joseph Goodhart said the last set of DIRECTORY 78 """ CA.MPEI ~ , .... condo BrezniIcar perform at the Kenr.Gdy tLUdes that really had an:, lasting rvo. good, $1 ,800. 080 5A9·1490 For Sale: For Re"l: Cenler in Washington, D.C., last impact was written in 1929 by A 90 NIS$A.N SENTRA. 23,000 mi , Auto Apartme nt April. Villa-Lobos. $5600 abo. 85 Niuon JOOZX, t·Iop, Parts &- Services Houses 8",000 mi , $5995 abo. 529·3752. U And that was with a student "Contemporary ciassical guilM MolOrcyd c~ Mobile Homes di.scoun~ " Goodhart said. ists feil a need to address new 89 FOQO MUSTANG GT, CDn¥.mbe, Admission will be free tonight as teehr.· ;s that have evolved since Rccrcat:onal Vehicles Townhomes bIocVblod, 20.000 ma..., exceDerl cond. very nice, with warranty. Full that time ... they saw lhcre WCi!.! no Bicycles JUrl~lles Breznikar, associate prol essor in optiom, make on offer. Col "57·"363. the School of Music, gives his ftr.;t reccnt e ludes that add ressed s Homes Rooms 85 AU'" SOOOS. Fm/ om, f~1y Ioodod, century Mobile Homes Roommates public perform ance of "Twelve twe ntie th techniques," leather inlt'rior, 5 ~ pd , eHellent American Etudes fo r G uitar" on the Goodhan said . Rcal ESla[(' Mobile Home lots condition. ~ .. 650. 529· 131 e SlU-C campus m 8 p.m. in Shryock "But even tho ugh there was a Antiques Business Properly 85 fOQ:O ESCORT Wogon. Exc cond, Auditorium. need to add a new set of etudes to Books Wanted to Ren t 52500, -....on. , " 53·349 1 or home • "He's oae 011.1".('; most r/!$;.'Xtcd Lhc study of classic3.l guitar. Ulere s Camera!. Sublease 72,,·7029 ohef 6pm oJ; for Georgia. classicai g uitarisLS in the wo rld. Was" ' t ::myo ne really in Computers 85 I-O:-.DA PRELUDE. Red, aula, air, Some t l3vC even called him a timate enough with the guitar to do ElectronICs Rides Needed om/1m cau, power "'nlr, p$, pb, PC cood, $6"00 nogotioble.. Mu w ~ . vinuoso ... and he 's pla)ing for il" Furniture Riders Needed Mu" seI imrn.d. 549·3660. free," . aid Goodhan. who also is Enter Joseph Brc7.0ilcar. Auction & Sa les 85 MAZDA 626lX, auto, 011 ~ , presidcnl of the C1assical Guitarists "They h"en't been published I P~IS & Supplies Yard Sale Promo ",nroor, couelle, uc.. cond., mu" ~I ye~ " 53,1 00060 5"9·82]4 Ans Ensemble, a registered student Goodhan said, "but there arc ';porting Goods SI/siness Opportunities tf.']c hers all o ver th e world, in organizauoo at S[U-C. Miscellaneous 84~~CAac , 4~w~~5 "He COl ~d be lOUring all over the Yugoslavia, in Hl'.ngary, who know ~ , o/c, am/fm cou. uc. $2600 Help Wanted lost world, but he loves to tcach ... he 's Mr. Brez-nikar :lOd who arc using 080, 549·" 138. Em ployment Wanted Found stayed here to leach us. We 're these elude /0 "'I,.. hool to teach 82 BUICK REGAL Ud, great cood, F Services Offered Free wire $2200. lucky If' have him here." guitar .. loaded, ""heell, 549· Entertainment Announcements 2168doyor549·31311!¥e5. 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Tackle your advertising dom~lI.hc SrwKe (016.. 5.9·599 1 ceiling rQm. $4500 060. 5.9· .. 8 .. ' CorbondoI.. FUI(NISHf:) EFFICIENCY WIH~ full problems by placing TOYOTA REPAR, AlSO mony uloed Ml'ST SEll, CHEAP, 1 bdJ furn I ml COlOR TVS , BUNK beck dre'~r , L.khen~ .pMvaleboth . Laundryloci liry . !irM, many WLa. Gosor .<\ulornolive, from SlU, hi I'l'1O IUIe Be .. oFI'. 252· ~k . fWi"elde,hho ; r . f i leaDneltofo OIrcoodi"oner . SlUq:lp'O¥ed . Re~ent a classified or pl-on. 529·2302 11401. l .leeper. coHee lable. lrig. elec_ Uoo'e , ,nonoger. $190. 529-224\. 4 RONAl MAG WI .oeb, GoI8 wi ll, 19" 141 .. 70. J bel,,", both & 0 hoIf. ~ ond rn+cruwov~ !EfFK)~ APT, ClOSf 10 Con'f'Ul, display ad in the 1od.., Sleef8eltedRo.,;ol, I85/6() RI4. ,...... cOI'JW', I OXIO Jw.d'. cen oir, lo- FURN ITURE SAlE . SElliNG cheep. IVery l'1ICe & deor., 502 S Univen.ity $20(' 52'9·2596. c~d in .. ery ni.:a & quOel po,"" 529· Sctvrdcrj, 9/ 15 from 9·5, F~l Apb. A"'O~ SepI 15th. $305 include! . '.-.ow;.; '~:JJ. 533, « 529 5878 8·,Spm onS ll:'> '.v. A.pI . "1604& 1:;05 hecl&o,r. Coloher Apm. 549-1669. c::potorcydes CAR" " -';'~ 1971 , 12X65 Air. IE . ~p; NICf 2 WRM, 314 mi. N. N_ ero I. ~ OJ. ~ .. , appIi Ol'JC_, l am~yowned . Con.loyon . .MusK:al . Rood. $270 pet mo ., 12 mo. lecn.. 1977 YAMAHA 65OCC. lih new r ~ lot, s.~OO . 1·893-4703. . . ~_ T529= "",8"",,,. =;;;-,-.,--;.,-__ 14,000 mile •. New tiltll and bonery. SAntE Of THe Bond. 1m. • up 1 SCRM; WAT ER , Iro.h, lown, gal Call us today at cv~ MOl , boc:kre.II, pul 00d:: ben, Real Estafe !"'OWl Guitar lIond, $12.99, Stri"9' 2 paid. a1c. $200 mo. 549·1315. 536-3311. Iuggogeroa. A57-4l3Ooher5pm iw $9. Look lor OI.Ir giarv r..-.taI.haw. NICe. HEW, 2 bdrm. furnhhe.d. ~ """""DA Magna low ICClEi! ~NT I-OMES FROM $1 ru ~Jn c':. S~~d~~~ru '~~!:,'! : ccwpeIed, oc. 1.2, Of" J paop&e. 2 bloch mileage. Shcr... ..Joel. 51295 080. repo;d . Del;nquenl loa properly. lighting, recording .tudiol, I.nonl. from SlU. S-400/ mo. 529·3581 . 985-2355. litepouei-Wnl. Your oreo II )805-687· ..;0., camero reNok log moch=-- GREAr HEWER 2 ~ "" dot. 10 ! SMILE roDA YI lADIES M::>PED. I.DW mileage lIery 6000 EIt' Gt'·9501 for eUlTf!nI repo 457·5641 . • ' . c~I . Centralo/c&heae,cied , luly .helP $325 985-2355 ~II . CUlM, SASS, TI-tE<)RY!"~ c~ , c.tng fon . 549· 1729. .'!.. ------'i"'------. '983 "ONDA650 E« Cond o •. . •• $IIOC'obo 549· 4802 . 1.0". ~R"'i"=S:"I!OM~RI!pO=~, . YouroreoflI805 . 687 : I :.,~,,.. "'O~GoIdenF""<5T indud.:IDOM. . S525')N~"po"'.'/mo. AYOI1abI.. Octoll.. ';1.' ***********'********** """"!!,,. ---- 6000 <... . G·.·.SO, -:-=:-:-:-:c:-;-;;;;;-;-;--:--- 1982 YAMAHA VISION S5O. Rum & ~w . I~ ~"onI '''''' J GQ:HT:::529~.==35.;:'3:::: lOCATlON. BEAIJTlRJllwond ** FOR R E N T ** !cob eacelle,.. 'arb bite II'd MlI\I Wli GOVERI",W.EJ·.rr HOME oil I - ~ 2 bdrm. 2 blocb from Morris I * * 5650 abo. 4Sl-6358 Tr oy , IU nipOirl. ~nquenl toa property. ~C GERMAN SHEPARD PUPS bIc:d, L'bro.y 605 W. CoOege 529·3581 Of" ot.'E BfDlCQ)f TUBf& Rm BOOM fOU, eMoo" ::-:-====----.--;---,-- Rapot.M~ YQlJrcno big&heoII',y, .hoborodwonned, 5100 529.1820 I * 5I7W.M»In : :; ~~ ••t. ~~~12 * ~,SU.s!~~I~oke.-mA ~S~~ 111 805-687:6000 tat. GH·9501 kw 529·101... . NICfClEAN NEW 1 OR 28DRM 516 I *nyoDEQRQQM SOOW CoUqtc*2 u..-.OldRLl\ * currenlrepoli". 10 GAU ,")N TANK with 'land, lull S Poplarfum ~ oIcgr-eatdeol * fr.!.~"13 Ibncb - OkI RL U * ~_ porb ___ ACREAGE LOCATED 3 mila nor1h of MIIup $~:, habilrial wi.n horrwer $20 ~ I. 2 Of 1 529·3581 Of s." ,~~-",,, I2OW. w .... ut*2 • SHA.'P lOOKING.. 1982 Kowo s-a~i AnM . oior.Q~CosperChura, rood ~ .5 29 .• II_20______I 5"'29.1620 ptq,Ie: * "''''S... _.~ * "'''00 ..-.. lo'n"9 . ~." . hog . 9SO · oI~I"'""'S •• cilyw"M. bom VETNMfoESfPOT8flL:::OMlNlAl'...... I * "ew.WaIn.'" Av al I a b I e * gog.""k . ..'ro •. ..".odw"...... ),;gh. &pond. $25.250. OII_R.oI"_ ...... so r"',oed~ · ""N" W': :::::";:~z '" I *,,'s.Sprin .... 1l F a II 1990 * .... ay mi~.' . need 10 pay flight .Ioon . $erviceiOlolt lor BiI549·6612 dayl Of e: rabbih. Sheep.bYo:.l rom S50 I :~~... * ~191: f~:~~~~·:~:=7v:;c 549·3002 nighh. YOOJng batboJo, SJ5. 687·4792. qc ? . ~ .' ,,,' ! 5 2 9 . 1 0 8 2 * ~~~ . c:!i~as;!~~;.;~~~on I : ** * ~02~~7~ 'lee;; o~:.o~ i pht1ow,phy. reli~ , hi.acwy:S.r=: pm. 893.2s20. $600 , m..JdIOfM"..,. '*'457-2317. i'i85 HQt..IOA. EUTE Scooter. 250c:c. lDw m~u . good condilton. $1200. Computers 68"-5055. 88600 KATA.NI\. Fall, .harp. Match· ing hel.meI. Mull...ll. 536-6063. ~125Scooter . 84uc a>nd. S9OO. 529-3748. Recreational Vehicles FAll/SPRING, $~! r. .... ;- 11m. ll\ldio Whatever you're searching for, whenever ~,h.:i~,~::itrl':ic·. ~~ you're looking, turn to the classiHed first locilil M I, .. par\;~ . ~ , do"b CQ~.,. . ''*III. on p'emi-. Lin:o!n ViI, to find those necessary items. logo ."", . 5. 51 501-' " ;IIRJ. I5A9-6990, NK.f 2 OR 3 belrm flltni"'" SJOOI rnontft Jo.c W. Sycomor. 529· 1820 01' 536-3311 Daily Egyptian 529·3581 . r -- -Prinl-;O;' das7ifi~ ';d Tr;' t;; 7"pa~ ;r;-~~M-; ';Io~ ' y;;r~;k70 the- - , Daily Egyptian Classified Dept . Communications Bldg .. SIU . Carbondale. IL 62902 Fall &Spnn~ III!II!II i !IIII IIIIII !IIII StOjl & pidarp ItID b)' our office For illlormation Call, 536-3311 . Classifi ed Depl our complete I i.~ tin~ of addresses aVailable. dcsc:ip (ReqUired for offtee u!;e only) tions, and prices. Name Bonnie Owen Propert J' Addrp~s ______Management City/State Zip Code ___ 12X55 NAT. GAS. x, fum . nice part, S0FA BED AND 2 e"d toble) . 3 816 F.. Main. Cdalc -= big yard and "eeI . $2800. Mull Wle. ~e..\ , and 0 file cd>i..... For 549-6598. more inlormation coli Jim 549·5540 529-2054 I- I ~------~=. CARBONDALE MOBILE HOME~ Highway 51 North ·Laundromat • C"bl"vision ~•••". oCity Water& . "- . ~ ,,. AND IT'S Caibondaio Mobio Homos Sewer Homos from $159 · $349 mo. ·Trash Pick - ...,.;fjf:J Av_S1aJfug al$75 mo. Up GUARANTEED 549-3000 o(.-n SeMae: Place a classified ad during "Guaranteed Results Week," September 17-21. If your merchandise doesn't sell, the Daily Egyptian will renew your 2 Full Eaths Microwave FREE Washer/Dryer ad for the same number of Dishwasher Garbage Disposal days .. .FREE. Central Air/Heal Patio or Deck Furnished or Unfurnished • Ad must be to sell merch,mdise. Locaied ar 707 & 709 5011111 Wall Daily Egyptian Classified Wall and (no rental or service ads) 1259 Communications Bldg. • You must notify the DE before 536·3311 --... IlQ.on ~h(! _ ~_ ~y. .th~. ~9. ~.~Pi.~~~: ... _. __ . __ _ Page 4 f)~ ily £gyplil1n ,eplembcr 12. lWO A.lpt.. C hi Rho infOTTTlal Rush W¢d,. 8:00 Al 606 Wes, Co11et< ... ror any interested men call (or a ride: 2 TO J bdrm., S160 10 S200, logon l 457-6358 cno. (01529,4444. SUSlfASE . I.AiGE 1 BrntM ~ . wI I SU6lfASE NICE I bdrm. fum i!.hed ...· ith ~;Tsi,,:; . ~-~6 =~i~~~5~ 5. c~ . Big SO¥i'9' 457-5266. I COUNTRY UV1NG. 2 ... E N<. 21 II bdrm, 1000000, fum . $100 rro. 529· ~ 1820 or 529·358\ Happy 21st 8A8YSlTT1NG AT MY "-n.. dliidr... of any age ocap.d coli 457-5098. Birthday WRmNG, EOmNG, TYPING, 20 yn tlJIDtIrienc ...... k.!- ~on 457-2058. Bampa LEGAL ~~<:ES al mrMu ratti. AuIon.:Oit occid.lh,f*'-d i,..wie, waB.t.~ . OUI ' .. Oi_c. Love, ;'¥ 'tI S25I). Wtlh, V.odi'-. Rob.t S. f.li-. AlIotrWyc:li l.oot. 529-5182. Doug 1··············:;·.·s··i:i:ii··Dr· ...... • : ,.aE,.. XI FIU,.E •• I,.y i : WOOLD LIEE ,.0 : f CD.SB.,.UL.,.E: i i 'Brian H unt i • ~n pinning ! i 'FiizalJetli. 'lfiOinas i i...... ~Z " ...... I . ii······· Happy ..·············' 21st, .. ·· ···· I '··DIANE· ······ ···· ··· ·~ i1 i Love, i : p~ : i EU~hard i ! Jill! : Kevin i NICE' 2X65 WIT H lipout, 2 adrm, Dennis ! tlning "". i.krod ...... and laundry i room, no~ . 5.C9·0491 i Jowad i C-OAu NKJ: 2 bdrm, Jumi.h.d. al c, bcClkld i ~ qut.I pan. (aI529-2.o2 Of' GREAT ~T: ..~ST .... ~ I' ! ....•...... s • ••• •••••••••••••• ! 684-2663. ·Iaura,. ana paDnG OVII,.... WOIIIr.sI ---'------coY. Sll"O,ooo P- y.c:.'. findncing •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , CARTERVllJ.E/CAMrlRlA 1 '2X6S near """IobIo5576, , C omi(~s Doonesbu,/ ['/Y "",,,,,,'NGWlr/.{avf3OF THI '.,'W';""",l Shoe.----_.,,-----111 by Jeff MacNelly Belly Monroe's quest lOt a 'espoosIDIc. (lependablf' slabte mature m8>1 continues Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson III. IT'S TIME FOR DOMINO'S PIZZA~ 549-3030 r - _ ._.------, : i},1I~Ky .IIDIY! : I Go!(" Medlwn I Topping I'Izu I I WIth 1 Cokes' I : rot' $5 50' : I i' • I I =::~== .==-' _ ': :::':'.-='- I ,_-:"-='-:':-='='::'-'=::':=='-'::.:;:;:' • .J We Now Offer Diet C.oke , , ...... " " ~ Today's Puzzle " " ... SIU Arena " .. .. 618-453-5341 • 'CROSS his -," (Bibl.) 15 .... Ie 30 lr'CII po n " MQUfI tClfl!"'1 I Coven.nl 45 Famo~\11 ~)I 11 Fight b.ck " 5 Ben"Ih.rlft 48 H .....,...... DOWN 3l F,U up H 10 E:: Ilool PC)nW ( ••1, 1 Apouled 35 PuyY to ~ • ,. En Ic:.menl "'MHter 2 MotOf vehicle 3SJeUyl,u l " 15 ~H,)fm. ·' .,' 4' Hog".,.a11 l Thll I, one " •u •• ~u mum " , 52 TI I • 40M..... Co., M .. " CoUll 53 long p.r1nfK " •• '2 G.mbunQ 190' . .. " " " 18 Ast,ongenl 50 Speek .S Farmer. I' u GIa6e . , .. 20 Inh'mlry -lifNI 57 Ouechu.n . , Scalll hmher mellYI, M1 Cele.tl.1 II s.moan CI ' , , 21 Musk . lllleni 1 Pulloack 50 8,my.,ll . . ~ hunler squ_I 22 I"eQularty 61 Poor min. e JOlIn 01 - u ~1 Snoote ... ""', 63 lh ••a - II EUlekl' 53 Lomond aM 23 HUd...ltMlt 10 Sin loll 66 Eng ne NelS ••• .. 11 Barbel'" nee(! " 25 QulCh '11'" fealu'" ,. OO" ." ze Ltw thIng 69 Pr:ctoce 12 Porcine 55 Dec" crown • •• 211 BOIl,', mata 13 Legend, . boJing 31 S8b," e g 10 Oanu to' 19 Sphe1e INdef 5& LooIo.ecI ov.t 60 - eyen "'ee! " Dod.. 2. Ass,stlnl r-r- --11 . n J6Elc 7' '"HI'(l WI,a 26 8 1111 ""lh 62 Shwerr .. 31 Mlple'" genu ' 8t LII"" I~ SIU ARENA 4, Gather, 10 12 _ Klnn 21 """'- WI;'OIIOI 65 Huncupat!Yfl r r -t- "..1 .. .-~ ."'. " PROMOT1GNS 110'. 13 Cob Ot pen Chfillmu 67 Mince 4J ", ana undel 14 Singer TUChf 211 Ep lell1e 68 llwyttl.' gp Today's puzzle ans~ are "" page 18. PRESEt'4TA TlON Pa ~~ 16 Sep'.embcr 12, 1990 l. ~ ... COMPARE THE BOTTOM LINE ~D . A. GRADE 'A' CHICK eN WHOLE- IS C OMING FRYERS BACON I HJ.::gJGS I WHEN I SATURDAY & 58~ 98~, 48~ SUNDAY EXTRA SWEET·THOMPSON SWEET & JUICY GREEN PEPPERS OCTOB ER 13th & SEEDLESS AND LARGE 14th, 1990 GRAPES CANTALOUPE CUCUMBERS IWHERE I 98~ SIU 78~ , HONEY DEW MELONS ...... ' I. 78 3~98¢ ALL VARIETI ES 12 OZ. CANS-REGULAR & DIET ALL VARIETlEs.7 OZ. BAG ARENA- CARBONDALE 2I_.ITER 12 PAK-DR. KELLY'S [WHY I CRUSH PEPPER POTATO CHIPS To allow the Southern 48 Hlinois community the Pre·PrieM 69~ $2 ' 1. 49 6 9 ~I~PAK opportunity to sample BAKED FRESH IN SOUTHERN ILLI NOIS ALL VARIETIES 8 OZ. CTN. ALL PREMIUM LINE VARIETIES many clifterent types of food, AN DACQUIRE I BVNNYSOFf PRAIRIE FARMS TOMBSTONE HUNDRE DSOF I TWIST BREAD YOGURT PIZZAS DOLLARS WORTH OF MANUFA CTURERS' 49,~ "" , 3~99~ 2~$5~,! COUPON S. We HODor ALL Competitors' W'ee! ly Ads. Bring any c urrent weekly ad and our cashiers wi match it on the s pot. CAFIBONDALE LOCATION ONLV! REGULAR, LIGHT & GOLD OL~ .. . . ' .i4 ;a, ~ 12 ~?_2~9 MAUl SCHNAPPS-' ~~.r:~~aw U~ BJAAyRMT.LESES & • .-~' ~Falinal~a1.r:~~t:.:.· $~ . t5: ~O; BLACK CHERRY, TROPICAL, I Final $ 2 29 2,....- 3 BLUE HAWAIIAN _ Cost WINE COOLERS ; ALL 4P AK FU VORS 'Cost for KEYSTONE & 12Pak 83 29 SEAGRAMS Big $12 .SUlTER All fla'!ors &2 9'9 KEYSTONE LIGHT Cans • .. " L HOMES 750 m' • JOSE with I,ee Mug.,II. mix 89 79 eLAN MacGREGOR Big 811 99 BERINGER 750 mf . 84 49 eUERVO w~lI e 'l.!'5·0n~\ie! I•• , • SCOTC,H . .' .} . 75 L • WHITE ZINF ANDEL • (ji-----' ,.. w'''~ro"m.,.. '' roOM' I- --- ~ .rsi'iiiiiROOKB1END 'nH~~::::I-~-E : .~y~~EISER $1 99._, . ~ . I ~JIISKEY $ 3:69 :..: I J.Jllr"(","""I'"I . - ~ I ~ Coupooo liouc!1WIOdI , ,,f.NlhnlliIIt1lnk,,I-IS.,. - ., - _., 1Pwc-... Pftr_lIr c ...poIIC"..oodS"O' ,...... ,IIRS.'• .-Ay .. l 5-M - _ _ 1Ual)' Jl y ..d I.,. id .. ) h'''. Stl lllU'" 1.)1 . " .. II n l I.I ~ .. {" .. PLU . 4'01 -" uDI.pl.·... y~ In.~ Thn~. Square Olaeounl UqUf)", r LU . 4 102 - - ~-----,.--_...... ~.----. r,JIIIL•••• - CARBONDALE COUNTRY fAIR COUPON ...... '-\ . -..... -...... I I I ;~ti:~~~ A~1~GOURMETll \ 'ant'lie5 116 07 98~ I ~~ CI. I - ~~ UeI" " I"I' CG4IpMf'fT r.. II) COll,.o.CoOl:lOl Sol ..." ...... lImISalwda,. .. 'S:I!.. I ~ ~_~.=:.::.:.h.:.f!==:::..~':. ______• __ .:;.~.::::;., ~ ioo.1j~4~~~""'" ~ ••••• fCA~BO!DAiHOU1liHiHAIREouPONj.~~•• '-\ .~"". .., COMPARE THE BOTTOM LINE I COUNfR\: fl\lR I ~ YOUR ONE SIOf' SHOf'PING 'XP'RlENC' $1 II 0PtN 2 .. HOUHA DAY -7 DA YS A WffI( "I I "OUDIIET SALAD DRES"ING 98 ~ 1.1 rufl .. I'!. " . _ . / J . 457_0381 ';02WM:>n ,lloWe'3W m. ~ .. . 1 All Varlt'IIf'5 .11 01...... _ , Carbonda le Illinois ... ."IPrtC""l"err"l!h Co.pGII GftCMl SUUy l-.... IMIIW... 'I- Is.tt .• - W«:' Hono,.AJl CClfl~rtrOl ·.Cu~tWf!c.' tlyA d • • ~O I. p l. y C"d o n th ~ ;-"0 "1 Wa ll o f V.lut'.:. " LV _4104 ---, T5j.... ". AD EFfEcnvE , ...... -_. ~'r"''' ' .. ,;. ·I ,:. I ;;p;: I ;;p;: I ;;;;i'! I ! ·I ~ .... [WE SELL LOnG ... ) ~~ :...:~::~:,.:~.. :,,~ __ ,_ .. _ September 12. 199(1 Daily Egyptian Page 17 White Sox reliever breaks record; KOPIES & MORE 50,. S III,nO'5 .~vc 'I doors nonl) 01 Discount Deni529·5679 still humble about own abilities OPEN..,TILLI~ID N IGHT EVERY NI~T C H! C AGO ( UPI) - Bobby AIlJ what's nex t? TIli gpcn may llugJX'n was on his way LO another be faced with lh l! same "potential" televisIO n interview when he Commentary, problem as Jose C,,"scco. OK, you paused in the Chicago While Sox stoic 40 bases and hit 40 home runs dugouL - now top !hal " What do mey want me for?" in '86. " I gul 34 (save s) Ih e lasl IwO 4¢ COPIES Thigpen sa ifJ. " I'm not do ing " They compare favorably." years and 40 always seemed so 'Ul ything different. I"m nO! pilci'lng Torborg said of Ihe IwO relievers. impressive," Thigpen said . .. , 8 5 x " whIte se ll se rvIce copIes any ~)\J1)\lA Gft~D€f(S The Best Hunan Suchmm & Mandarin 1i cuisines in the Carbondale Area .. -,fi Ail Day Buffet If! Lunch ,,_.,_ _ ,'3,95 -11:00 a,m. -3:00 GRAND REOPENING TODAY PRESENTS 1990,91 SEASON At the slUe Student Center MARY,MAP.Y A Comedy By Je.n Ke" Sep<. 28,29,30, OcL 5,6,7 12,13 ,14 De Put In Fmh Baked ·:l-IECRUCIBLF. Donuts A Drama By A.rthm W. i i~r Nov. 30, 0..;. 1,2, 7,8,9, 14,15,16 Danish THE COCKTAIL HOUR Croissants Box Office Opens A Comedy ofM.nner By A.R. Gurney Cookies Sept. 14 J;,b. 8,9,IO, 15,16,17, 22 ,tl,24 Decorated Cakes Ca ll 549-5466 THE GINGERBREAD LADY A Serio/Comedy By Neil Simon lJ,' lil'lOIl' 1101 ( ·olt",· Apr. 12,13,14, 19,20,2 1, 26,27 ,28 Your Commu n ity Theater En;oy Great Tasting Pizza Hut" .\1\, a~' .\, .lilahh!!: A PL'" Y FOR CHILDREN 101 N. Washington To Be Annou nc~ PP.r'!IOnal Pan Pizza witliout the 453-2616 Carbondale. lL. 67.901 June 14,15, 16, 21,2U J Mon.-Sat. lla.m.-9 p.m. Sunday 5 p.m.-l0 p.m. Mon .-Fri. 7a.m.-9 p.m. (Partially funded by a grant from the Southern lUinois ArtS Council ,! 453-2616 [.,> SJ'ORTS lRun POUCV _ T1w ..1 11M .... sports Irld, ,,_ r- ..,.. "don ~Iaotloa. TIM' ",Ie{ Screamer,28(j ...... l4 bo: l),....IU...... lUthocl ... U--. ..k. , •• 1I ...... _fIIUot ...... u.. __ ...... _ bcrof UW,n- ...... w...u...KnLarlc6 ...... " Jf 1IId.~ ... ~IHII .. UWD.. ,r..,.,u...~ $599!* c.nm-.lcalloooo ....IolI ... a- un. Ii. bNfwtl too TN- ..... OR """'·2116ri- ,...spady ~al '" inaodo".. ,1IbltbM_UMl_" .. .,..aa...s. . You~ -U5MHzwrilh lM81lAM -~ SI'ORTSMF..NOS PARK Soflball Compta inst.t.ll«l...... IlA"'_ announces the second " Battle of !.he B.B" IIWHY I NEVER WANT TO .. sa.~.uu men', siow,Jilch 10hbl.II LC ' mament to be .-..IOS. held Ca. 6 Ind 7. This lOWJW11CnI is open ·DlSU...".t 10 lelml .ponlou:d by t."em., club., GROWnp" lounges .nd priVile clubs. Fntry fee is $85 -FCCa-a "WTb!porI...... and dCldline fOf cnny IJ Oct. I. Entry room E<:!;aY Contest' lnd KriAI port .1 puaIId .~ ...... IrC Iv.ilablc through the SPOfUcenlf .... :t opOfwul pon .... ,..., _~_ mformllion can lx: obtained by calling 54}· 25 Words or less • ",:nil. "',",Drt .tode lasts. H""Y, ';"'11'11 go ftlSt! 3194 Micro-Mart TilE CAVING dub"";.!! ~ve an infonn.· The ComPUter Center 6 sets of passes to be given live JnIUlI.tion on cavin& ..relY , equip· 816l Moin ~ Il 45'.... 3 DaIo' 611- 529-4457,24lrrs. away, four passes per winner ment, pi.ces and man: from 7 to 9 toni£ht Layaway o;.,ortooities available In the Stl!dcnt Rccrution Ca1ler Aerobics kOOO'l South. Cal) 536--5531 {ordeWls. Bring or mail your entries to the RA CQUE1'llALL t STRUCfIONAL ~ ust wh e~ you tl10ught it was safe _. . Daily Egyptian, Communications dinlCl 10 hdp the recreational rlcquel.ball pllyer become I c:onpetitiv-c beginner wiC Bldg., Hm. 1259, SIU(Name bt: held from 6 10 8 p.m. Sept. 25. L..eam and Phone required on entries) posiuonina. loll Ibou, lerve Il.rltqica and I rute. Regiwltion and ree prepayment ,. NIXON '92 rcqwred II the Student R.ecreatioo CmLCI Info"n'llt.ion delk by Sto:tJI. t 8. Call 536· 553 1 f«detaill. Deadline for Entries: Tht! Friday. 2 p.m. • ~Ol ~ o Poly-r;oHon Pllzzi'3 answers • Bleck on Wh ite Winners receive: 4 passes to Walt • $12.00 Check or Disney's World on Ice starring Pl.er Pan, t.4oney Order ~e names of wL'1ners wil~ -be ,listed the fol (Postage Paid) lowing week in the Daily Egyptian, 'D_E, & Arena employ~. cannol partlclfi3l:e P.O, 90x 11936 Chicago, IL 60611 I September 12. 1990 Daily/::gyfJIitJn Page 19 I Owners meet on Yankee transfer~--r======~ I Falcons' Glanville sends gift I PrITSBURGH (upl\ - Major Some 16 applications have (,cCfi facing above all ," said Bruxer. league baseball owners will meet fikd for the !WO rxpa,-; s;on "ThaI report by Doug 's com mi uec Wednesday and Thursday in lrar.chiscs. said PJ r:ll es President will be high on the agentla for the to Southem Methodist roach Pittsburgh. and among the IOpics Carl Bruxer. joint meetings." DALLAS (UP!) - The game CXPf cted to be discussed are fllSt NCAA team 10 gain more Meetings "":: 1 be ttcld One aspect the expansion ball from Jerry Glan.rille's fllSl than 1,000 yards. SMU's roster lI3.nsfcr of ownership of lhe New Wednesday by the player com mittee wi ll have to deal with viclOry as coach of Lite Atlan'.:: was heavil y laden wi th York Yankees and National League development t ommittcc and the will be the American League 's exransion. Falconr now behmgs tv freshmen in the wake of the I player relations commiuee. Elruxct insisteuce on (ecei-Jing part of the SOUlh ~ rn Ml' lhodi st C01'C h sc hool's two-year " death The owners an: expocted to vole said. Those meetin gs will b'! proceeds ~e n er:llcd "' y awarding Forres. J regg. on the Lransfer of the Ya nkees' followed by the National and penalty" for NCAA violatioll'. the new franchi 'iCS, BruxCf said. After the Fill ons beat the " I promised hack in th e genera! partner's pos ition from American league owners meeting " 1('5 not Ur,tls!.!2! ·;.,'hcn we' re Houston Oilers Sunday. (' .!orge Steinbrenner to Robert spring that if we won the game, separntely. he said. lalklii& about me dollars that we 're Glanville said he wanted 10 send ,'1edcrlander. I'd send the original game ball TIlere will be a joint meeting of IGlking about ti13t this should be a a game ball to Gregg because of He needs nine votes of approval Amerk:an and National League debate .•. said Barger. to th e coach who lost by 100 the humiliation SMU suffered points in hi s first game of from American League OwncfS and ownr.rsllip on Thursday, Barger " Buf it will br: ~;:' ided , as last year against Houston, which a majority from National League said. coaching. So I am sending the everytbing u!!i!'r,aleJy is that we're was directed by current Oilers original game ball to Forrest owners 10 be conformed. " Needless to say we cover a faceJ with, and I think it will be Coach Jack Pardee. Gre¥Jl at SMU," Glanville said Steinbrenner was ordered by wide variety of areas and issues," on an am ' Ne seuJed basis." The Cougars beat SMU 95-21 after Atlanta boa! the Oil"", 47- Commi:sioner F"y Vincent 10 give he said. The meetings will be ruo by in that game and becOi.me the 27. up conO'01 of the Yankees by Aug. P;"'tes Chairman Doug Danforth VUlCCIII, said Bruxer. 20. .,Jso i!. chainnan of the expansion Vincent will hold a news Th, owner.; also may seloct two commiuee. confemnce Thursday following the expansic ,1 franchises, which will " Doug has an immense chore, meetings 10 update the changes in enter:he National League in 1993. lJClbaps 0,., !;iggest issue that we'll' the siUJation. BIKE, fron1 Page 20------On Sunday the bikers and bikes r,njoy the scenery and I can rai se raising was a neal struggle for him. wil l be transported by bus (0 some money for the ALA." ''I'm not a salesperson: Wilson Eldorado for a 58 mile ride bac< ''':' Sundberg said he raised hi s said, "so I have a hard time makjng Touch 0 r' NaLUre. The route will pledges by starting a writing people fool gui lty." travel th':ough sm:lll communities campaign. Wilson .aid the trek is a good and past Lake of Egypt and Devil's way for people 10 socialize. Kitchen Lake. The shoner ride will "I Wl'(ll'! letter.; 10 people I knew be 32 miles starting from Crab and now I' ve got pledges from '"They can be rest assured they 'll Orchard. Ponland and Tox as," Sundberg have one thing in common with tho said. other riders: WHson said. "They Walter Sundberg, a plant biology Each rider paid a S30 regisMtion all wilililce «, bicycle," professor at SIU-C, and his wife (ee 10 cover the trek expenses and W i l sc~ ha s pa rti d~a ted in lanet an: participating in the Irdc. !ben nUsed a minimum of $100 in several bike treks ";IOSS the state They ofren ride in the mornings pledges for lbe ALA. and he said ~ does it just for the and on wecl:ends, averaging 20 10 The fund raising was tough fer pleasure of riding_ 60 miles a day. some riders. "I eruercd so I could get a fmc T- "U my bcdy holds out on me, I'U Tom Wilson, an avid bicyclist i shin,· Wilson said laughiT.gly. "I f mish Page20--- NAT10NAL PROFESSfON,'U, CO-ED FRATERNITY Creek agreed to accept its first black, an honoray member who has rn:E nEE nEE rn:E rn:E nEE ruE not played golf in years. The controversy surrounding Shoal Creek prompted the PGA DEMO / CLOSE.. OUT NEW MEMBER NIGlff! Tour, PGA of America and the United States Golf Association 10 adopt $uidelines prohibiting SALE discrimtnatory mer.lbershlp Wednesday, September 12th policies a gain~l minoriti,~s 8!Hi 3 DAYS ONLY 9/13 - 9/15 women IJ! : hlbs where LnumamenlS , 'I QUANm1ES UMITFJ) TO ON 7:00p.m. to 9:00p.m. are held. lhe new policy goes inlO STOCK HAND effect in 1991. SOME ITEMS AT OR COST Student Center Rena is~,ance Room Even though the Masters is run sa,ow independent of the P::lA, Augusta Natio"al President Hord Hardin said the club had bee,. seruching YAMAHA HARMANIKARDON I ALL MAJORS WELCOME! for a black member for a year. AVC-70 '229 lD-212 '229 The fllSt black 10 compete in the TX-330 ' U9 lD-302 '349 Masten was Lee Elder in 1975. HD .. 200 '229 u ntil 1982, the fim yea~ I competilOrs were allowed 10 bring their ow n caddies, all of the KENWOOD POLKAUPIO tournament c;addjes were black. 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