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success outside Eastern Illinois University of Eastern Charleston, Ill. 61920 Girl’s basketball team gets Vol. 85, No. 159 new assistant coach. Eastern professor is treasurer 8 pages Story on Page 8 of World History Association. News Story on Page 3 “Tell the truth and don’t be afraid.” Campus construction causing power outages Tim Hyder Staff writer

The electrical power outages experienced in some parts of campus this summer have been caused by various construction projects. “The outages are necessary to complete the permanent power connections and to improve the electrical metering capabilities on campus,” said Carol Strode, assistant director of the physical plant. The renovation of Booth Library and the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union food court are two projects that will cause power outages to significant portions of the campus when new transformers are connected to the electrical system. “The outages are planned for the times at which the least amount of people will be affected,” she said. “If the power is to be out for an extended period of time, they (faculty and students) may want to power down their computers and any electronic equipment prior to the power going off.” The outages are being controlled. “It is a controlled process,” Strode said. “The work is per- formed by the electricians. Kate Mitchell / Photo editor Electrical service connections are located in many locations on campus, including the switchyard south Two construction workers carry a piece of piping around the food court. of the steam plant, and in under- ground electrical manholes and in buildings. Eastern of any shortages for this purchasing energy efficient “Care is taken to minimize the summer or in the near future. equipment and conservation prac- impact and length of planned Strode said she expects Eastern’s tices as well as utilities rate nego- Kate Mitchell / Photo editor power outages that are incurred,” cost for utilities to be stable. tiations assist in keeping energy she said. “Conscientious efforts such as costs as low as possible,” Strode A construction worker lays bricks down at Mary J. Booth library. Ameren CIPS has not informed energy conservation measures, said. New psychology chair named Drum and bugle Staff report his contributions to education with five faculty excellence awards and Dr. William Addison was two achievement and contribution corp to perform named chair of psychology at awards. Eastern on July 1. He is taking the He was named the psychology place of former three-year chair department’s outstanding faculty Morton Heller who will be taking member of the year three times by at O’Brien Tuesday time to concentrate more on student members of the national research. honor society in psychology, Psi “I am honored to be given the Chi. Staff report 1987. opportunity to serve as chair of the Addison is currently co-chair of In 1996, after 30 years of trying psychology department,” Addison the psychology panel for the The Phantom Regiment, a to reach the top, The Phantom said. Illinois Articulation Initiative and drum and bugle corp based out of Regiment tied with the Blue Devils “Throughout my academic as a faculty consultant for the Rockford, will be performing a of Concord, Calif, for its first Drum career, I have been fortunate to Advanced Placement Exam in free concert for the public at 8 Corps International World work with outside department William Addison Psychology. p.m. Tuesday in O’Brien Championship. chairs, and I think I have learned a He also is a Fellow of Division Stadium. The award winning show was great deal from some excellent University, a master’s degree in Two of the American The corp will be practicing at titled “Introduction to the 4th Ballet role models,” he said. “I look for- general/experimental psychology Psychological Association - The Eastern for three days, as they near Suite.” the middle of their Summer 2001 ward to applying what I have from Marshall University, and a Society for the Teaching of In addition to the DCI World tour. learned in supporting the contin- doctorate in experimental psychol- Psychology. Championship, The Phantom This year, the group will tour all Regiment has received numerous ued success of my colleagues and ogy from Miami University. During his years at Eastern, our students.” he has chaired the Faculty around the country, including Ohio, awards and honors. Addison has taught 14 of his 19 Wisconsin, Michigan, Oklahoma, Addison joined Eastern’s psy- Senate and the Council for The group is comprised of expe- teaching years at Eastern. Texas, Tennessee, Mississippi, chology department in 1987 and Academic Affairs, as well as rience musicians, dancers and color Addison has published a num- Missouri, Pennsylvania and New guard members who spend winter has served on the Committee on numerous departmental com- ber of articles and reviews, con- York. and spring months in rehearsal Assessment of Student Learning mittees. tributed to textbooks, and served Although the corp has a long camps to prepare for their 60-day and the Council for Academic as consulting editor and reviewer He and his wife Jayne live history of performance dating back national tour. Affairs. for the journal Teaching of in Charleston with their to 1956, the corp has evolved into More information on The He earned a bachelor’s degree Psychology. three children, Kailtlin, Will the competing corp it is today. Phantom Regiment can be found at in psychology from Shippensburg He has also been recognized for and James. Today’s recognized corp began in http://www.regiment.org/index.htm. 2 Monday, July 9, 2001 The Daily Eastern News ETheastern Daily Cost of pay phones to rise Six-day ews SPRINGFIELD (AP) — Many our efforts to keep as many of our phones are considered a competi- Forecast N Illinois pay phone users will soon pay phones in place as possible for tive service under federal telecom- The Daily Eastern News is published daily, be paying 15 cents more for a local those who use and depend on munications law. Monday through Friday, in Charleston, Ill., dur- call, but they’ll be able to talk as them,” said Randall Feger, presi- Ameritech will eliminate per- Today ing fall and spring semesters and twice weekly during the summer term except during school long as they want. dent of SBC Public minute charges in Illinois as part of vacations or examinations, by SBC Communications Inc. Communications. the increase announced Friday. Pay the students of Eastern Illinois announced Friday that it would Feger said pay phone use has phone users currently pay 35 cents 90 Isolated University. Subscription price: $38 per semester, $16 for summer only, $68 all begin phasing in a new 50-cent per- declined significantly in the past for the first three minutes of a local 69 Thunderstorms year. The Daily Eastern News is a member of call charge next week in the compa- four years, but he declined to dis- call and 25 cents for each five min- The Associated Press, which is entitled to ny’s 13-state service region, which close the number of pay phones in utes thereafter. exclusive use of all articles appearing in this paper. The editorials on Page 4 includes the Ameritech territory in the SBC network. Pay phone calls to 911 and toll- represent the majority opinion of the Illinois. Ameritech is a subsidiary The increase affects pay phones free numbers will continue to be Tuesday editorial board; all other opinion pieces are signed. The Daily Eastern News editorial of SBC. in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, free, the company said. and business offices are located in Buzzard All pay phones on the SBC net- Wisconsin, Michigan, California, SBC spokeswoman Denise Hall, Eastern Illinois University. work should be converted to the Nevada, Connecticut, Oklahoma, Koenig said elimination of per- Periodical postage paid at Charleston, IL 61920. higher charge by September, the Kansas, Missouri, Texas and minute charges could actually mean 90 Sunny ISSN 0894-1599. company said. Arkansas. In addition to Ameritech, lower costs for some users. Printed by Eastern Illinois University, 69 Charleston, IL 61920. SBC officials said the increase is other SBC subsidiaries affected by Local charges apply to any call Postmaster: Send address changes to needed to maintain remaining pay the rate increase are Southwestern within an eight-mile radius. The Daily Eastern News phones as more consumers switch Bell, Pacific Bell, Nevada Bell and A variety of telecommunica- Wednesday Buzzard Hall to wireless phones, prepaid phone Southern New England tions companies have cut back tra- Eastern Illinois University Charleston, IL 61920. cards, pagers and other forms of Telecommunications. ditional pay phone networks as communication. The rate increase is not subject consumers come to rely more on 90 “This price increase will address to regulatory approval, since pay other forms of communication. Sunny 69

Race riots break out in England Thursday BRADFORD, England (AP) — League staged a demonstration demned the rioters and said they Riot police restored order and com- against the far-right anti-immigrant were damaging their own commu- 90 munity leaders called for calm National Front, which planned to nities. Sunny Sunday after an outbreak of racial parade in the city despite a govern- “There is no excuse for mind- 69 violence that injured 120 police ment ban. less violence and reckless destruc- officers in this troubled city in At the height of the violence, a tion,” he said. “Whatever the northern England. crowd of several hundred youths provocation from outside the area, Friday More than 900 officers battled erected burning barricades, set cars it is overwhelmingly local people through the night to rein in Asian on fire and showered police with who have damaged their own com- Partly and white youths who rampaged in bricks, bottles, gasoline bombs and munity and its future.” 90 the streets armed with firebombs fireworks. Witnesses said the violence 69 Cloudy and baseball bats. Police said 36 West Yorkshire police said some appeared to have started when a people were arrested. officers were attacked with bats group of white men came out of a Bradford is the fourth northern and hammers; their injuries ranged pub and shouted racist epithets at a Saturday city to be wracked by violence from sprains to broken bones. crowd of several hundred mostly involving whites and people of Nineteen civilians were treated in Asian youths gathered for the rally South Asian descent in recent hospitals for a range of injuries organized by the Anti-Nazi 90 weeks. The troubles have been including stab wounds, head League. Sunny largely blamed on agitation by injuries, bruises and cuts. Fights broke out among white 69 right-wing groups. Police said 13 whites and 23 and Asian youths, and shops and The riots in Bradford erupted Asians were arrested. Home pubs in the city center were dam- Saturday after the Anti-Nazi Secretary David Blunkett con- aged. Tonite is LADIES Nite @

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Salt Lake City, Utah. “I like my job even though nobody This year, panels on different else does because it takes a lot of topics of world history were set on time,” he said. “My job is it to handle William Beck the agenda among them environ- over dues and oversee the spending of ment and gender, Beck said. the money for anything else.” Beck, for example, lived 13 years Usually, they talk about popular A Certified Public Accountant overseas. As a result, they received themes, or themes related to where (CPA) helps Beck with checking a global view on world history with the conference is taking place. Beck the income and expenditures. All the experiences they made during himself made a speech about the the money of the association is kept their travels. This is important for business of the association. in a bank in Charleston. researches and also teaching world The annual meeting is every Mostly, the association takes history, Beck said. summer and they try to have a con- money from the members’dues, but “For example, I am interested in ference every other year some- they also receive large grants. imperialism. And if you are inter- where outside the United States, Especially workshops are from ested in it, it is impossible to leave Beck said. The next meeting there- large grant, mainly from the world history.” fore is going to take place in Seoul, National Endowment for the The association also focuses on South Korea in August 2002. It is Humanities (NEH), Beck said. publication. Twice a year they edit going to be organized in conjunc- “We received about $ 600,000 the Journal of World History. This tion with the Korean Historical from NEH and others,” he said. magazine contents predominantly Association. In 2000, the association spon- articles and book reviews on recent The WHA also meets every year in sored 10 workshops around the historical publications. January in conjunction with the United States for high school teach- “We also publish an Association American History Association (AHA). ers. This year, it will be 17. Bulletin with articles about the The WHA primarily focuses on The WHA has about 1,800 association itself and its meetings.” establishing world history in high members from all over the world. A Beck said. schools and universities. large number of the members are Beck joined Eastern in 1987. In “The association’s purpose is to from the United States, but they his classes he also emphasizes on promote the teaching and studying also have a lot of members from 35 world history, teaching mainly 20th of world history.” Beck said. other countries. century world history, third world Kate Mitchell / Photo editor Nevertheless, they also do a lot “World history has developed history, African history and world of research. more here than elsewhere.” Beck history as a whole. With a few minutes before band camp auditions Matt Bolahan, of Glendale “We emphasize on teaching, but said. “But it is becoming more pop- For further information call up Heights, plays his alto saxophone to warm-up for auditions for the senior we try to balance the two,” he said. ular worldwide.” www.wha.edu or contact Beck in band camp at the Fine Arts building Sunday afternoon. A final concert will A large number of members are Most of the members of the his office 581-5520. 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Even with work and some, most people come to a rational conclusion on classes for some, most people how you can save the world, but find the time to enjoy the out- find the time to it is possible for individuals to doors by grilling and swimming. enjoy the outdoors change the world. page During the winter, everyone Jason Langenbahn Society is made up of the group by grilling and thinks about how nice it will be Sports editor of people that often times act in the summer. The summer swimming..” based on how other people Monday,July 9, 2001 doesn’t bother us with snow, ice around them act and what the or cold weather, but it is by no government tells them is moral- means the perfect time of the year. ly right. Page 4 Extremely hot weather can make going outside for long If all people made all of their actions based on their own periods unbearable. The sun can provide a quick tan, but it feelings and previous experiences, our world would be a also can burn you and give you cancer. If you don’t have an much more intelligent and free place to live in. air conditioner, sleeping at night can be very hard, and if If you are a religious person, it is hard to have any faith you have an air conditioner, the utility bills can be high. The in the government. The government changes with the times weather is pretty much a no win situation at times, but with to help the masses, but doesn’t have any moral authority to the changes in weather, we can appreciate all different tell us how to live our lives. The punk rock group “Bad weather extremes. Brains” once stated, “God is the government, God’s govern- Support As the seasons change, we change as human beings. ment is Christ.” With each new season, we have new experiences that Just as the seasons change, we can change as human change our lives. We act differently and do different things beings by being ourselves, doing what we want to do, doing in each season. what feels right and stopping the government or anyone else music Since summer is usually the most relaxing time of the from telling us what is and is not correct. year for most people, it can be a good time to think of the It is hard to live your life knowing that something could bigger picture. always be better. The world we live in will never be perfect, uly should be nicknamed “music month” The economy slowing down, unemployment going up, and no one will have a completely perfect life, so just relax at Eastern. With a total of 19 music- inflation, starvation, terrorism, nuclear war and our environ- and enjoy the ride, and enjoy your summer. ment being destroyed to help make our lives more conve- related camps scheduled between today nient are all problems that can end any thought of ever J being completely relaxed. ■ Jason Langenbahn is a senior journalism major and a bi- and Aug. 2, hundreds of students will be coming to campus. Will you get the perfect job when you graduate? Will weekly columnist for The Daily Eastern News. His e-mail you get married and live happily ever after? Will there ever address is [email protected]. Columns are the opinion of These particular students are the ones who be peace around the world? the author. show determination and go the extra mile. They are normally the kids of the future. Summer ‘toon Flashback This cartoon appeared in the Jan. 11, 1999 edition of the DEN They put long hours and hard work into an area in which they hold an interest. Studies have actually shown that the kids who have this kind of dedication, such as Music month at EIU the students who will With a total of 19 music-related camps scheduled between be coming to the today and August 2, hundreds music camps, are the of students will be coming to ones who have a campus. more promising future ahead of them. This week starts two music camps, one geared toward senior band, jazz-vocal, and chamber strings. The other is a Smith/ Walbridge clinic for flag, rifle, percussion and section leaders. In cooperation with the Smith/Walbridge camp, the Phantom Regiment will be holding their rehearsals at Eastern this week and putting on a performance for the public at 8 p.m. Tuesday night at O’Brien Stadium. Take time to show your support to these hard working students. They deserve the Rethink Abercrombie young children wear the Playboy credit and support of the public. Bunny logo or tuck a Hustler magazine and Fitch You r t u r n into their backpack, yet at least those Several athletic camps also will be held at Letters to the editor companies are honest about what they Eastern throughout the summer. These As the mother of three young teen- are really selling. include camps on basketball, soccer, tennis, agers, I recognize that the buck stops A & F is increasing the nudity and the sexual content with each catalog it cheerleading, running, volleyball, bad- right here. My husband and I are ulti- such irresponsible corporate behavior mately responsible for the choices our are encouraged to log onto prints. In fact, the summer catalog fea- minton, dance and baseball. children make. Just as society puts the www.stopAandF.com sign the online tures 35% more nudity than did its Art camp, leadership camps, and family burden on all parents to make sure our boycott petition, and make your voices spring edition, and that catalog was camps are also scheduled for the summer. children do not bully others in school, heard. titled “XXX,” and featured a graphic carry weapons, drink and drive or A & F’s publication not only interview with a male porn star. become unwed “babies having babies,” flaunts page after page of fully and It’s time that we parents demand parents have a right to demand that the that A & F end this distasteful market- ■ The editorial is the opinion of the editorial board of The Daily partially nude young people, it also community do its share to send our features them in sexually explicit posi- ing campaign. I want to applaud the Eastern News. youth positive messages. Parents have tions, in groups more often than not. dozens of culturally, politically and a responsibility, and so do corpora- When I discovered in 1999, that my religiously diverse community leaders tions. teenage daughter had brought this who stood up at my urging recently to Today’s quote Once again, clothing retailer inappropriate material home, I help launch www.stopAandF.com. I “ Abercrombie and Fitch is peddling soft launched the first boycott. A & F hope people all across Illinois will sign porn in the guise of a clothing catalog. responded by shrink wrapping its cata- the online boycott petition. We can In response, I am asking concerned log, and now reportedly only sells it to send a clear message to A & F - and parents and citizens to join me in boy- those who prove they are at least eigh- other companies who might follow in All my best thoughts were stolen by the ancients. cotting this nationwide chain. A & F is teen years of age. its footsteps - that as concerned parents glamorizing indescriminate sexual That misses the point. the buck stops right here; and A & F behavior that unsophisticated teenagers A & F’s biggest market is still isn’t going to make another buck off of are not possibly equipped to weigh our kids until it cleans up its act. Ralph Waldo Emerson young teens and pre-teens. Visit a mid- against the dangers of date rape, Author, 1803-1882 dle school and you will see the A & F unplanned pregnancies and sexually logo on plenty of T-shirts and sweat- Corinne Wood transmitted disease. Those disturbed by shirts. Most parents would not let their Lieutenant Governor

Send” letters to the editor via e-mail to [email protected] The Daily Eastern News Monday, July 9, 2001 5 ‘I can fly’ Joliet wins with Chicago Speedway CHICAGO (AP) — Even field for next weekend. NBC will before the first checkered flag is broadcast the NASCAR races on waved at Chicagoland Speedway, July 14 and 15 while ABC will the city of Joliet figures it’s a win- carry the Sept. 2 Indy 300. ner. Joliet is trying project itself as The new track is revving up a the new motor sports capital of the “regional economic engine,” says Midwest, Shapard said. one area official, as Joliet prepares James Haller, director of com- for a July 14-15 NASCAR week- munity and economic development end expected to pump an estimated in Joliet, said the city expects to $100 million into the local econo- bring in about $100 million on the my. Local officials say it also helps NASCAR weekend alone. enhance the image of a city associ- More than 90 percent of four- ated with industry and prisons. race ticket packages for next week- “That image is being replaced end and Labor Day weekend have by that of a prosperous tourist des- already been sold, organizers say. tination,” said James Shapard, At least 70,000 fans will visit the Joliet’s deputy city manager. city of 106,000 residents. There will be four major races The Chicagoland Speedway will this summer, including the also employ about 3,000 workers NASCAR Winston Cup Tropicana on each of the race days, said Joie 400 race on July 15 and the Delphi Chitwood, general manager of the Indy 300 on Sept. 2, at the $130 track. Most of the positions are million track near Interstate 80 and temporary and the track opens only Route 53, about 40 miles southwest on the two weekends. of Chicago. The 1.5-mile, D- John Grueling, president and shaped track will host NASCAR’s chief executive officer of the first races in the Chicago area is Joliet/Will County Center for half a century. Economic Development, said the Jeff Gordon, Rusty Wallace and benefits will be felt beyond the race Dale Jarrett help lead the NASCAR weekends. U.S. soldiers accused of sexual assault acts TOKYO (AP) — Accusing U.S. authorities to transfer custody of authorities of dragging their feet military personnel suspected of before handing over an American crimes to Japanese police only after Kate Mitchell / Photo editor serviceman suspected of raping a they are formally charged. Japanese woman, Prime Minister After the 1995 rape of a 12-year- Swinging as high in the air as she can, Jenny Nance, of Charleston, spends time with her friends at Morton Junichiro Koizumi’s opponents old girl by three U.S. servicemen park Sunday afternoon. “It’s a good place to be when you are bored,” Nance said. called Sunday for changes in the on Okinawa, Washington agreed to agreement governing American “give sympathetic consideration” to troops in Japan. handing over suspects before But Koizumi said his govern- indictment. Woodland is the second ment is determined to find ways to American serviceman to be turned make the existing Status of Forces over to Japanese police before Troops battle Sunday in Gaza Strip Agreement between Japan and the being charged. United States work better. But leaders of Japan’s opposi- RAFAH, Gaza Strip (AP) — Before the burial, the boy’s cof- The Israeli army has not com- The agreement was the topic of tion parties complained Sunday Israeli troops and Palestinian gun- fin was taken to his home in Rafah mented on the boy’s death. a national television debate two that the terms of the agreement men battled Sunday in the southern refugee camp, and his mother Also Sunday, two Palestinian days after U.S. authorities agreed to were still too one-sided. Gaza Strip, while nearby, hundreds wailed, “my young child, don’t men were shot when they failed to release Air Force Staff Sgt. “The suspect did get handed of Palestinians vowed revenge at leave me and go alone,” and then stop at an Israeli military check- Timothy Woodland into the cus- over, but it took way too long,” said the funeral of an 11-year-old boy fainted. point at Khan Yunis, also in the tody of Japanese police on Yukio Hatoyama, who heads the shot and killed a day earlier. At the cemetery, armed men southern Gaza Strip, hospital offi- Okinawa. Democratic Party. “We should send Palestinian militants threw more fired into the air as a masked man cials said. Their injuries were mod- Woodland was arrested Friday a stronger message to defend our than 60 grenades and fired automat- told the crowd that the militant erate, the hospital said. on suspicion of raping a 20-year- sovereignty.” ic weapons at Israeli outposts in Islamic group Hamas had 10 more In the West Bank city of Hebron, old woman on April 29 outside a More than half of the U.S. Rafah, in the Gaza Strip near the suicide bombers who were ready to a Hamas activist was dragged from bar on Okinawa, a southern island troops stationed in Japan are on border with Egypt, the Israeli army blow themselves up inside Israel. his vehicle while driving with his where thousands of U.S. troops are Okinawa, a small island 1,000 said. The Israeli troops returned fire Hamas has claimed responsibility family, and his wife blamed Israeli stationed. miles southwest of Tokyo. Crimes in the overnight clashes. for numerous bombings during the security forces. Police repeatedly questioned involving U.S. military personnel Also in Rafah, the Palestinians current Mideast conflict. Ayoub Sharawi, a prominent Woodland after the alleged attack. are a constant source of friction buried Khalil Ibrahim al-Mugrabi, Palestinian witnesses said al- Hamas figure in Hebron, was dri- However, the airman’s arrest was with residents, and some Japanese 11, who was shot in the head Mugrabi and two other children ving to his clothes shop in Hebron delayed for four days by U.S. took Washington’s reluctance to Saturday near an area where were shot by Israeli soldiers from a when a black, 4-wheel drive car authorities who hesitated to turn hand over Woodland as an insult to Palestinian militants and Israeli sol- guard tower some 350 yards from pulled up in front of his car, block- him over because of concerns about the country’s legal system. diers had been exchanging fire. where they had been playing. ing his path, his wife Sadiyeh said. his legal defense under Japan’s “How many times do we have to criminal justice system, which con- see the same crimes being repeat- victs more than 95 percent of sus- ed? Each time tougher discipline is pects whose cases go to trial. called for, and nothing happens,” Since his arrest, Woodland has said Takako Doi, leader of the Wal-Mart files lawsuits against church reportedly been interrogated Japan Socialist Party. RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) — $15,000 a month in donations for tables. according to standard Japanese pro- Koizumi has resisted calls to Wal-Mart is suing a church that set food, clothing and other aid for the Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, the cedure, under which no lawyer is revise the Status of Forces up tables to seek donations in front poor, said Louis Zepeda, a volun- Salvation Army and other charities present and the interpreter is chosen Agreement. He said Sunday that of its stores, saying the church has teer missionary with the Covina- are often allowed to collect dona- by police. Japan’s immediate goal should be failed to abide by the discount based church. tions if they sign forms. The church Japanese newspapers have to hold discussions with the United chain’s policies. Wal-Mart, which promotes fam- has refused to sign the forms, quoted unidentified Japanese offi- States about ways to satisfy Since January, Wal-Mart has ily values and sells spiritual books claiming Wal-Mart favors certain cials as saying they rejected Japanese concerns within the exist- filed 10 suits in several counties and other religious products, is groups over others, Zepeda said. American demands that a U.S.- ing framework. against the 1,000-member being hypocritical by targeting the “It has nothing to do with the appointed interpreter and defense “We’ll try to meet our demands Missionary Church of the church, Zepeda said. fact that they’re a religious entity,” lawyer be with Woodland during through improved implementation Disciples of Jesus Christ, seeking Wal-Mart representatives say said Tyrone J. Maho, a lawyer for questioning. of the agreement,” he said. The to keep church members away the retail chain is only trying to Wal-Mart. The chain is “seeking On Saturday, an Okinawan court popular prime minister added, how- from its doors. The cases were con- enforce its policies for solicitors. legal action as a last resort. It’s not gave prosecutors 10 days to file ever, that revision could be a future solidated and will be heard soon in The guidelines include signing something it does often, only when charges against him — the usual option as part of a wider talks San Bernardino County Superior store forms that detail how the it’s kind of backed into a wall amount of time. The agreement involving U.S. bases elsewhere, Court. groups collect money and where because its customers have com- covering the 47,000 American including South Korea and The church gathers about members will stand or set up plained.” troops in Japan requires U.S. Germany. 6 Classifiedadvertising Monday, July 9, 2001 The Daily Eastern News

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O M E G A S S P I R I T E D 11 Boston ___ years: 1-888-7-ACROSS. R E D E Y E S A D N E S S The Daily Eastern News Monday, July 9, 2001 7 Ivanisevic reaches Hoch wins Western Open LEMONT (AP) — Scott Hoch health and he was in the back of my 99-year history of the Western Wimbledon finals walked off the green in triumph, his mind today and I felt he was help- Open. The previous overall low was arms around his wife and two chil- ing me get through it.” 20-under 268, set by Sam Snead in WIMBLEDON, England (AP) Wimbledon record of 206 set in dren, a bright smile lighting up the The victory moved Hoch from 1949 at Keller in St. Paul, Minn. — Goran Ivanisevic is playing with 1992 when he was runner-up to darkening skies at the Western 16th to seventh in the Ryder Cup Chi Chi Rodriguez also shot a 268 joy again, his smile as strong as his Andre Agassi. He also improved Open. standings. The top 10 get automatic in 1964 on the par-71 Tam big serve, his celebrations as his return game during the past two This victory was special, for so bids, and Curtis Strange has two O’Shanter in Niles. strange as the amazing comeback days. many different reasons. captain’s picks. The old record at Cog Hill was that made them possible. The 29-year-old lefty also lost “It’s got to be one of my best Love, who was rock solid all 19-under 269, done by Nick Price A Wimbledon finalist who hits in the 1994 and 1998 final to memories in golf,” he said. week and led for most of the day, in 1993. shots between his legs? A free spir- seven-time champion Pete Hoch made a 1 1/2-foot putt on made a costly mistake on the 18th, “Gosh, I feel very fortunate,” it who sheds his shirt after victories Sampras, but his career plummeted the 18th Sunday to beat Davis Love sending his tee shot so far left it Hoch said. “Scoringwise, I couldn’t while finely dressed lords and when he encountered shoulder III by one stroke. He set a tourna- almost hit the corporate tents. have done much better.” ladies swelter in the royal box? problems last year. He entered ment record with a 21-under 267 “I said, ‘Whooo! Door’s open Mike Weir and Brandel That’s Ivanisevic. Wimbledon this year ranked 125th total, and his 8-under 64 was the now,”’ Hoch said. Chamblee finished eight strokes A Wimbledon champion with a in the world. low round of the week. Love recovered to reach the back at 275. Tiger Woods was never bum shoulder who needed a wild- “If some angel comes tonight in It was the 10th career victory for green with his third shot, but his 12- a factor, shooting a 71 that left him card pass from officials just to get my dreams and say, ‘OK, Goran the 45-year-old Hoch, and his sec- foot putt for par lost speed as it 13 strokes back in a tie for 20th. into the tournament? On Monday, you going to win Wimbledon ond this year. He earned $648,000, reached the hole and slid by on the With a tie for 12th in the U.S. that could be him, too. tomorrow, but you not able to touch giving him a career-high left side. Open and a tie for 16th in the Buick There’s no telling what might the racket ever again in your life,’ I $2,504,686 for the season. As the crowd groaned, Love Classic, Woods has finished out of happen when Ivanisevic plays. And say, ‘OK, I rather take that and then “This is probably the biggest bent his knees and frowned. the top 10 in his last three tourna- that means steady Patrick Rafter, never play tennis again.”’ tournament I’ve won,” he said. “I did a lot of good things,” said ments. It’s the first time that’s hap- favored in their final, could be in Henman, trying to become the “And to win two in a year, especial- Love, who didn’t even plan to play pened since 1998. for a strange match. first Brit since Bunny Austin in ly as old as I am, that’s something the Western Open until he missed “It’s not like I am struggling to “(I’ve) never had so much fun in 1938 to reach a Wimbledon men’s special. My family being here, the cut last weekend in the Greater break 90 out there,” he said. “I Wimbledon ever on the tennis court final, led 2-1 in sets and 2-1 in the that’s the most special. Hartford Open. “I just didn’t play a struggled today, yes, but I am still like I have here,” the Croat said fourth Friday when play was sus- “I wanted to win this for my old perfect round like Scott did.” shooting under-par rounds. I fin- Sunday in broken English. “Even pended by darkness after a two- teacher, Richard Tiddy. He’s in ill Hoch’s 267 is the lowest in the ished decently, I guess. sometimes I enjoy to lose the point, hour rain delay. which is stupid, but with me every- “I was sort of in the process of thing is different.” dismantling his game,” said Ivanisevic, the only wild-card to Henman, who showed little emo- Barkley holds on comeback thoughts reach the final since 1977, needed tion after his loss. “He obviously three days to finish his semifinal gets a chance to regroup.” STATELINE, Nev. (AP) — Hold age of the Celebrity Golf Michael Jordan, now president of against Tim Henman, finally win- On Saturday, things got better those thoughts on a comeback for Championship if he was abandon- the Washington Wizards. ning 7-5, 6-7 (6), 0-6, 7-6 (5), 6-3 for Ivanisevic, who forced a fifth Charles Barkley. He’s simply not ing his comeback plans. Jordan cracked two ribs during a after just four games and 18 min- set and led 3-2 before rain forced a ready to take on NBA players again. “I’m leaning heavily towards basketball workout in June and has utes of play Sunday. second suspension after 52 minutes “I don’t think I could play well,” that,” he said. not disclosed his plans for next sea- Five of Ivanisevic’s 14 serves of play. he said. “Right now I’m just work- The 38-year-old Barkley retired son. Barkley is not eager to see his Sunday went for aces, giving him On Sunday, a rainy morning ing out to get in shape. ... There is after the 1999-00 season after rup- friend back on the court. 186 for his six matches. He needs gave way to clear skies about a half no way I could play.” turing a knee tendon. In the last few “I hope he doesn’t,” he said. “If 21 Monday to break his own hour before the match resumed. Barkley was asked by NBC’s months he has floated the possibili- he wants to come back I’ll support Jim Gray during Saturday’s cover- ty of a joint comeback with him. Michael’s his own man.”

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Staff report His 1996 team finished third in the National College Athletic Joe Conroy has been chosen as Association tournament. That team the new women’s assistant basket- also won the Rose Bataglia ball coach at Eastern, head coach Sportsmanship Award. Linda Wunder announced. He assisted at Illinois Valley for For the past two years, Conroy two years (1992-1993) prior to has been the Director of Basketball becoming head coach. Operations for Northern Illinois Conroy also served as athletic University’s women’s basketball director and boys/girls tennis program. coach at St. Bede Academy in Peru “Joe has coached at various lev- at the same time he was coaching els in Illinois so he is very familiar at Illinois Valley Community with our recruiting base, and the College. whole recruiting process at a He’s been a clinic instructor at Division I program so we’re very the NCAA Final Four ‘Yes’ pro- pleased to have him join our staff,” grams for grades sixth through Wunder said. eighth, directed his own summer “He’s a very organized and pro- basketball campus as well as being fessional individual who relates a guest instructor at summer camps well to today’s collegiate basketball under Michael Jordan, Ray Meyer, player. Joe brings the type of skills Kendall Gill, Scottie Pippen and that we need to move to our pro- B.J. Armstrong. gram forward.” Conroy earned a bachelor’s From 1994-99 he was head degree in finance from DePaul and File Photo women’s coach at Illinois Valley is working on a masters degree in Women’s basketball player Tiffany Rudak fights her way to the basket during a game against Southeast Missouri State Community College in Oglesby. sports management from NIU. last season. The women’s team will be getting Joe Conroy as the new assistant coach. Eastern baseball Tigers upset the Cubs DETROIT (AP) — Jose Lima is enth inning. order, and we got some key hits coach suspended rethinking his strategy against “Wins are always important, but with men on base,” Tigers manager Sammy Sosa. this one is especially nice,” Phil Garner said. “This is a nice lit- Detroit’s Lima, who set an NL Detroit’s Damion Easley said. “We tle win, and it means that we got By Jason Lagenbahn ed. I do appreciate the cooperation record by allowing 48 homers last won at home, in front of a big one against one of the best teams in Sports editor by EIU and coach Schmitz,” Beebe season, served up two two-run crowd, and now we have something the other league.” said. shots to Chicago’s Sosa on Sunday, positive to take into the (All-Star) Todd Jones (4-5) picked up the Eastern baseball coach Jim Eastern also released prepared but the Tigers still managed to beat break.” win with a scoreless seventh, while Schmitz has been suspended for the statements from Schmitz and ath- the Cubs 9-6. With the score 6-6, Robert Fick Heredia (2-1) took the loss, allow- first three games of the 2002 season letics director Rich McDuffie. Then Lima talked about an led off the Tigers’ seventh by drawing three runs without recording an by the Ohio Valley Conference. “I expressed my thoughts to a unusual approach to pitching to ing a walk from Felix Heredia. out. An OVC release said the sus- conference official on the format of Sosa, who raised his homer total to Tony Clark followed with a bloop Matt Anderson pitched the ninth pension is a result of Schmitz’s the postseason tournament,” 29 this season by connecting in the single, and Shane Halter beat out a for his eighth save. behavior after his team was elimi- Schmitz said. “My comments third and fifth innings. bunt single when second baseman “That’s what we need from our nated from the 2001 OVC baseball should have been stated in a more “That second homer was just Eric Young failed to cover first bullpen,” Garner said. “If we are championship May 18 at Paducah, appropriate forum. But now the stupid on my part,” Lima said. base. going to win, we need outings like Ky. 2001 season is over and our focus is “With first base open, we should “That was a tough play, because that.” The release said Schmitz con- preparing for next year.” have never pitched to him. Even if he laid down a drag bunt,” Cubs Neither starter was involved in fronted and verbally abused a con- McDuffie said: “We cooperated we didn’t intentionally walk him, I manager Don Baylor said. “The the decision. Chicago’s Kerry ference official on the field at the with the concerns of the Ohio should have walked him myself. only chance we had was for the first Wood allowed six runs on nine hits conclusion of the contest. Valley Conference commissioner, “Or better yet, I should have hit baseman to get back, and he didn’t in six innings, while Lima gave up “Although this behavior is out of who has the authority to institute him. Not to hurt him, and not with do it.” six runs on seven hits in six character for coach Schmitz, it was this suspension. We have discussed a fastball. Just with a slider or Former Tigers pitcher Todd Van innings. a serious breach of sportsmanship the issues with coach Schmitz and changeup in the foot or knee. I had Poppel came on for Heredia, and “I’m amazed that I only gave up and a very poor demonstration to now move forward to prepare for a very good outing, except against Encarnacion greeted him with a six runs with the slop I was throw- student athletes and fans as to the the 2002 season.” Sammy. And I don’t have to see single past a drawn-in infield to ing up there,” Wood said. “But appropriate manner to address con- Schmitz was voted OVC Coach him until next year.” make it 7-6. that’s baseball. You aren’t going to cerns,” said Dan Beebe, OVC of the Year after his Panthers won Sosa now has seven home runs Jeff Fassero relieved, but pinch- have your best stuff every time out.” Commissioner, in a prepared state- the regular season championship in 34 career at-bats against Lima. hitter Wendell Magee rapped a two- Detroit opened the scoring with ment. with a 19-1 record. This was the Nonetheless, Detroit won to run single up the middle to make it four runs off Wood in the second. A “The incident was an embarrass- third tim in four years that Schmitz avoid a sweep as Juan Encarnacion 9-6. walk and two singles loaded the ment to the school and the league won that honor after a regular sea- drove in three runs, including a “We got some offense from a bases with none out, and Wood’s and such actions will not be tolerat- son title. tiebreaking RBI single in the sev- couple guys at the bottom of the wild pitch allowed Fick to score. Cardinals win one before the All-Star break

CLEVELAND (AP) — It was- series finale. long, 10-game homestand at just 4- to do it in the second half.” “Rocker got ahead but he could- n’t October or a Game 7, but seeing “I like to play Cleveland, I get 6, leaving them 49-36 and a season- Rocker (2-2), who blew a save n’t put hitters away,” said La Russa, the Cleveland Indians always excited,” Renteria said. “It means a high five games back of the Thursday night against Boston, familiar with Rocker from the NL. makes Edgar Renteria feel like he’s lot. I feel real good about myself Minnesota Twins in the AL Central. started the ninth and quickly got “It wasn’t so much what he did as in the World Series. because this was [a] big hit and a Following the game, Indians ahead of Mike Matheny 0-2 before opposed to what our guys did. Renteria did it to Cleveland big win.” manager Charlie Manuel kept the walking him, and Kerry Robinson Matheny and Vina had big at-bats.” again, hitting an RBI single with Craig Paquette homered for the clubhouse door closed an extra 10 sacrificed. Mike Timlin (3-4) pitched the one out in the ninth inning off John Cardinals, who won for the first minutes and challenged his players. Rocker then went to a 1-2 count final 1 2-3 innings for the win. Rocker on Sunday to give the St. time in five tries at Jacobs Field and “We’ve got some guys who I on Fernando Vina before walking Mark McGwire, who came into Louis Cardinals a 4-3 win over the improved to 43-43 at the All-Star question if they give it all to us,” him, and had two strikes on the series in an 0-for-29 slump and Indians. break, eight games behind first- Manuel said. “I think they need to Renteria before he bounced his sin- then squashed a report he was retir- Renteria, who singled home place Chicago in the NL Central. look in the mirror and give us 100 gle through the left side. ing, went 0-for-4 with three strike- Florida’s winning run in the 11th “There’s a big difference percent. I know we have a good While Rocker tossed his socks outs and was hit by a pitch. inning of Game 7 in the 1997 World between minus-2 and even,” said club, and I know there are some into a laundry hamper following the Jim Thome had three more hits Series against the Indians, drove in Cardinals manager Tony La Russa. areas we have to improve on. game, an Indians spokesman said for Cleveland and went 7-for-10 pinch-runner Eli Marrero from sec- “So this was a real big win.” “We have some guys who can Rocker would not comment because with four homers and eight RBIs in ond as the Cardinals salvaged the The Indians finished a season- step it up more, and I expect them the closer had a plane to catch. the series.