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The Daily Egyptian, April 17, 1985 Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC April 1985 Daily Egyptian 1985 4-17-1985 The aiD ly Egyptian, April 17, 1985 Daily Egyptian Staff Follow this and additional works at: https://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/de_April1985 Recommended Citation , . "The aiD ly Egyptian, April 17, 1985." (Apr 1985). This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1985 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in April 1985 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. r- Daily E lYPtian Southern illinois University at Carbond.,le ,Yednesday, April I?, 1985, Vol. 70, 0.139 Reagan's blitz for rebel aid slowed by GOP moderates WASHINGTON (uPI) - liberty, acknowledged to the Presidenl neagan's blitz to gel :;OF lawmakers " this may be Congress to rel.::se 514 million Leader says aid a difficult issue politically." in aid to Nicaraguan rebels Reagan tacked on an appeal stumbled Tuesday over the leads to bloodshed for Con tra aid to a speech concerns of GOP modera les -Page 3 Tuesday calling for support of who fear he is heading his budget, telling a group of toward a .tunning repudiation business executives and 00 Capitol Hill. conservatives, " Few votes will " I told him he /las to deal equi~ment iftbe talks fai!. ever be so Important." realistically with some people Depuly press secretary He said, "A 'yes' vole will who share his objectives, but Larry Speakes said the White signal new hope for peace and disagree with his methods," House had "seen some a return to the original Sen. David Du renberger, R­ evolution in congressional democratic promise of the Minn., said after . meeting thinking" toward its position Nicaraguan revolution. If Reagan al the White House. and that Reagan considers his Congress votes 'no.' if they in " He shouldn't go out of this proposal to be " the right thing essence wash their hands of losing." for Congress to do." our responsibility 0 support Reagan's plan restricts the "The president believes his peaceful development and 514 million for the Conll'as to way is the right way," Speakes democracy in this hemisphere, humanitarian assistance for 60 said. they will be sendivg a message days while they negotiate with Reagan. who hammered of desertion. a eleal s!gnallhat the Sandinistan government. away at the Mal'Xist govern­ the greatest democracy on Some critics oppose any aid ment of icaragua in his Earth doesn't care if com­ to the rebels: others want to be meeting with tongressional munism snuffs out the freedom sure that the money could not leaders and an afternoon of our neghbors and endanger.o be diverted to buying military conference On religi..ou5 our own secur.ty." Poisonings postpone investigation SPRINGFIELD ( UPI) - an in-house probe of the Illinois director of the health deparl­ Inspector General Jeremy Department of Public Health. ment by Gvv. James R. Margolis said Tuesday he will " J'm concerned about . lhe Thompson to replace Thomas not concentrate on allegations public health. I'm concerned Kirkpatrick Jr., whom he fired of a cover-up in the firing of the about why the salmonella last week after learning state's public health director outhreak cropped up. What Kirkpatrick was vacationing until his pro.>e of the nation's can we do to SlOp it. And I'm in Cancun. Mexico. Flipping out SUffPboto by SeOlI Sha'" largest salmonella outbreak is concerned about seeing to il completed. that no mote people gel sick Kirkpatrick has said l:-.e trip Jamie McKeown. 13. left. and Cassandra Aiken. 12. both '" wouldn'l waste five and thai it doesn't happen was made for " personal from Carbondale, pass time after school by doing flips al minutes thinking about that again here or in another reasons" and he reportedly Brookside Manor on East Grand Avenue. right now," Margolis said in • state." tolll Thompson's cbief of staff, Statehouse news conference of Margolis was named acting James Reilly. of his plans. Council drops liquor license ban 8y Thomas Mangan Monday marked Jones' last StafrWriler vote after 16 years on the council. Jones, 84 , was . A moratorium on new Council considers zoning change defeated in the April 2 council Illinois Avenue liquor licenses By BobTita Councilman Patrick position of treating people election, falling behind in­ came to an end Monday when StaUWriter Kelley said a new zoning differently who are asking cumbent Keith Tuxhorn and the Carbondale City Council A Carbondale City Council district would relieve the for the same thing," said newcomer John Yow. voted In repeal a section of tbe member has proposed thai a coo.mcil of having to approve Kelley. Most of the property After Yow and Tuxhorn were Halloween ordinance. ne v zoning district be special use permits for along West Main Street from sworn in for 4-year terms. City The Carbondale Liquor created on West Main Street, businesses not a Uowed under Oakland Avenue to Springer Clerk Janet Vaught read a Advisory Board pushed for despite a report [rom the the present medium density Streel is zoned R-2 . proclamation commending eliminating the section or the CommuniLy Developmenl reSidential zoning Kelley said Monday the Jones for his service 10 Ihe city ordinance, citing a business Department recommending classification, known as R-2. new zoning district would and thp community. monopoly enjoyed by bar promote greater business Answering 10 a standing that the present zoning " I don't think we (the ovation [rom the audjence in owners in Lhe area. See COU CIL, Page 5 The board said the ordinance classificatIOn be retained. coueci» should be in the the nearly full council was hurting attempts to chamber, Jones said he ap­ discourage underage drinking July 1980, banned new Class A cep ions for restaur.nts and r ~peal. • preciated every vole he because bar owners had no licenses on fIlinois Avenue and hJteIs with more than 100 The council overruled her received in the election, even fear that their liquor licenses nrohibited new licenses for rooms so t.N,. t the proposed objections, voting though it wasn't enough to be would be repealed 10": un­ ars that wentoul of business. convention center would not be unanimously for the repeal. re-eJected. derage drinking violatiullS. Subsequent versions of the a[fected. Councilman Archie Jones " yOu have my full supporl," The repeal actually affected ordinance banned Class B Mayor Helen Westberg said that the ordinance was Jones told his former four separate Halloween or­ licenses in the same area, bul continued to voice ber Db­ discouraging comm.ercial coUeagues. " \ hope this will be dinances The £irst, passed in the 1983 ordinance made ex- j<:elions to the ordinance development downtown. the best council we ever hart." This Moming Shuttle crew makes unrehearsed spacewalk CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. lhe s huttle's cabin after set to take center stage Higher ed support CUPIl - Two astronauts 'pending three h<lUrs working GlL~ Bude strapped makeshift snares to in the ship's big c,... n cargo :~k~~ a~~IO~iJ~~ needed,panelsays the end of Discovery's robot bay. track down the slowly spin­ -Page 13 arm Tuesday in a flawless, They lashed a "ny swalter" ni ng, 15,200 pound com­ unrehearsed spacewalk set­ and a "lacrosse stick" to the municaHom satellite during ting the stage for Wednesday's er.d of the 5().foot arm using three hours of rendezvous Softball team plays attempt to activate a 45- staps thai were on board to tie maneuvers. host to Eastern minute rocket fuse on the down loose equipment. The They wiU fly Discovery disabled Syncom satellite. impromplu spacewalk was within S5 feet of the l4-foot -SporlS24 "Stand up and take a bow," executed while the shuttle.was diameter satellite, keeping il --- --.--- sa id Rhea Seddon to 43 miles from Syncom. Both bovering above the payload unny ",itb high In lbe . spacewalkers Jeffery Hoffman craft were more than 190 miles lay, its ICBM-type rocket Gus ' ays be bQPeS the ml sion upper 70s. and David Griggs jusl before high. motor pointed down at the 122- I, as nawless as tbe they returned to the sa[ely of Arm opera",.. Seddon was fool-long shulUe. I pacewalk. ',' .. j Newswrap nation/world Egyptian leader confident about summit with Israel CArRO. Egypt (UPll- President Hosni Mubarak and veteran Israeli envoy Ezer Weizman raised hopes Tuesday for the first Egyptian-Israeli summit meeting in four years, with Weizman saying he was " positive" the talks would take place. The two Fast Service Near SRJ ~ men met for two hours at th<! Kubbeh presidential palace after Weizman arrived from Jerusalem Monday on a diplomatic 5AL ....USTAQY mission criticized by right-wingers in Israel's coalition govern­ The Typl ... ,,-Ie ment. Wee.... No progress reported In arms negotiations GENEVA. Switzerland (uPIl - U.S. and Soviet arms Word Processing Our SpecWty negotiatrrs !Dcl Tuesday on intermediate-range forces and Leg,1 & Medical defense ~"Ij $pact! systems but no progress was reported as the T r,nscrlblng first round or the superpower arms b.Iks neared ~ol."pletion . Allhough the npgotiators continued to adhere to a strkt news Monday through Saturday bla~.kout and refused to reveal the c:lbstance of Tuesday'. talks. 9am4pm; 7pm-JOpm their super-im-s in Moscow and Washington have publicly in­ dicated that htUe-if any - progress has been made. Stacey!nt.,...n_ P.O. Box 2526 Goetz ap ,~eals to the public to help fund tria! Carbondale, IL 62901 NEW YORK (UP!) - Subway gunman Bernhard Goelz. once 529·1292 nooded with " nickel and dime" offers of h"lp from supporters.
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