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will be sunny and warmer in the low 60s. Temperatures Friday night will be in the lows 30s. Saturday sunny high in the 60s. EasternEastern Illinois University I Charleston, Ill./ Vol. 66, NoNews. 49 / 2 Sections/ 24 Pages . Rives hired ·asVPAAin BOG action by Lola Burnham The Board of Governors Thursday

voted to · accept · Eastern President Daniel E. Marvin's recommendation to . hire Stanley Rives as Eastern's vice president for academic affairs. Marvin said the decision to hire Rives, currently associate provost and dean of instruction at Illinois State University, was backed by the search committee and many campus groups .. Rives will begin his Eastern duties Jan. 1. His salary will be $48,000. The BOG also voted to allow Margaret Soderberg to act as vice president for academic affq,irs until Rives takes over. Soderberg, who is assistant vice president for academic affairs, will be paid a monthly salary of $3,660. In other business, the BOG approved the capital priorities list for capital improvements at Eastern. The list organizes capital projects which the BOG approved in July in order of their importance. The· capital projects list is organized TakeEastern a sthike?udents protest against the Board of Wiezich, sophomore Maretta Brown and sophomore Joel ·to inform Gov. James Thompson as to Governor's proposed tuition inc rease during a BOG Storm. See related story on page 3. (News photo by which projects are of most importance meeting here Thursday. From left to right are junior Angela Kelvin Blanks) to the individual university when Sadler, junior R.W. Monroe, senior John Guite, Ron approving the Illinois higher education budget. Capital projects for fiscal year 1982 irst Lady, Anderson to visit area will cost more than $3 L 9 million in bonding monies. Of this amount, by Sandy Young talk privately- with volunteers working be taken to the rally, as 60 to 65 Eastern will account for almost $6. 7 Presidential candidate John for the Carter-Mondale and Voelz persons hav.e already signed up to go, million if the complete list . receives Anderson and Rosalynn Carter, wife campaigns. Smith said. funding from the Illinois Legislature. of President Jimmy Carter, will make Weaver said there will be no She added more people may go if BOG Executive . Director Donald campaign stops in the area Monday. motorcade through Charleston or room permits. Walters said, however, that he expects The first lady will fly into the Coles Mattoon. . Students may sign up in the Union a "fairly lean year on bonding and not County Airport, west of Charleston on He added this may be the last official for the trip, which will be free. many of these projects, alas, will Route 16, around noon Monday, Chris campaign stop the first lady will make The buses will leave from under the receive funding." Weaver of the local Carter-Mondale before the election. Union Walkway at 5 p.m. Monday, He said a realistic approach would headquarters said. Anderson will appear at a rally in but riders should be at the buses by be to expect the first three items to She will meet with local reporters Champaign at 7:30 p.m. Monday, 4:45 p.m., she said. receive funding along with coal then make a short speech to an open Karen Smith, a coordinator for the Smith said Anderson's appearance conversion projects at Eastern and me-etihg rally in the hangar of the Anderson campaign on Eastern's will constitute "the grand finale" of Western Illinois universities. airport, Weaver said. campus said. his campaign stops. The coal conversion projects total Weaver added Mrs. Carter will leave Anderson will speak in the Persons desiring more information about $8. 1 million of the total $31.9 at about 1 :45 p.m., but she may· take University of Illinois auditorium. about the rally may contact Smith at time after the rally to shake hands and At least two buses from Eastern will 345-5944. (See RIVES, page 9) ISSC raises figure students must .contribute by $250 by Sue Ann Rentfrow raising the amount of expected self­ education is unreasonable. study financial aid issues. The Illinois State. ·Scholarship help, he said. The ISSC only Transportation costs and living The proposal states that students Commission voted Wednesday to mentioned that minimum -wages have expenses drain this money they earn. '' having an unmet need of $400 or less increase the amount of self-help been raised and that students need to The ISSC takes into consideration (as established by the ISSC) would students are expected to provide for provide some of the expenses for their expected parental · contribution, have their awards set at a minimum their education from $950 to $1,200 education, he said. student's self help and the amount of and maxium level with the actual per year. "Just how much a student should be actual or expected help from the Basic amount of the award remammg - · Self-help is the amount that students requited to provide is open for Educational Opportunity Grant and uncertain until the ISSC received its must contribute through money saved question," Flynn said. "What makes subtracts that from the cost of budget. · from working or loans. $1,200 a more reliable figure than education at each institution. A preliminary study was done at John Flynn, Eastern associate $1,050?" "If students think this increase is Eastern when the proposal was financial aid director, who attended Flynn said at the Oct. 13 meeting unreasonable they should complain to announced in February. Flynn said the the ISSC meeting in Chicago, said he ISSC member David Eisenman their legislators," Flynn said. "Many study shQwed that 50 percent of the felt the increase was too high. Flynn proposed raising self-help to $1,400 students won't realize the effect until students here would be affected by said he and the Financial Aid Needs . which was tabled until the next their scholarships are reduced or cut either having full awards reduced or Advisory Committee opposed · an meeting. After much discussion at completely. partial awards cut completely. increase of any kind on the basis that Wednesday's meeting that figure was "I could accept $950, but Flynn said the proposal was there was no sc;mnd reason for it. rejected and $1,200 was approved , he $1,200..:_what's to keep the ISSC from presented to the IBHE in October and ''There is no philosophical or logkal said. raising self-help to $1,600 next year?" will be discussed in November. He said argument in establishing a self-help "Eisenman said if students can't he said. the IBHE will probably vote on the figure," Flynn said. "Just establishing work and won't borrow, they can Another factor . that may ·limit proposal in December. a figure without rhyme or reason, I'm tighten their belts," Flynn said. "I financial aid for next year is a proposal "I'm not sure whether it will be against." think expecting students to save $100 by a committee appointed by the · A set formula is not established for per week during the summer for their Illinois Board of Higher Education to (See ISSC, page 9) . ' '1 • • • ' . : r r 't : r • 'I Friday's

The Dally Eastern News 2 Fr iday, Oct. 31, 1 980 {AP)'News shorts Middle East businessmen promised . to loan $100 million to the business which owned the mi.1ing Debate on hostages postponed, venture and promised that all four defendents IRAN-Boycotting deputies forced legislators inside tried and failed to raise the would hold a substantial financial interest in the postponement of the long-awaited open debate on necessary quorum-179 of 228 members. business. the U.S. hostages in the Iranian Parliament Some 66 deputies failed to heed pleas broadcast Thursday, creating new doubts and uncertainties on on Tehran radio that they appear for the scheduled Atlantaofficials requesting the fateof the captives. Another session was set for hearing of a special committee report on terms for Sunday. the Americans' release. The first anniversary of breaking in annual tradition day as the U.S. President Carter, asked by reporters in New York their captivity falls Nov. 4, the same ATLANTA-With the slayings of 10 black tion whether the hostages would be home by elec election. children in Atlanta still unsolved and crime The clear that no more than 162 of day Nov. 4, said: " I have no way of knowing. When it became rampant in Miami, officials in those two. cities are is. to show up at Parliament, American people understand what the situation the members were going asking citizens to set aside tradition and keep their Khalkhali It's an unpredictable thing." the apparently infuriated Judge Sadegh children at home on Halloween. his white turban in Speaker of the Majlis, or Parliament, Hashemi stormed to the rostrum waving Halloween, says Dade �ounty Juvenile Court Rafsanjani, said the United States was supporting the air and pleaded for a quorum so debate could Judge Adele Faske in Miami, offers criminals a . · Iraqi military attacks that made debate "very begin, according to a Danish reporter "license to do what they want." "the hanging judge" for the difficult." Khalkhali, called But nowhere in the country are parents more hostage sentences he has meted out Deputies who oppose any action on a large number of death aware of what dangers lurk on the streets at night ion, on, is known to be a hardliner on settlement until after the U.S. presidential elect since the revoluti than in Atlanta, where four youngsters are still milled noisily outside the assembly chamber while the hostage issue. missing in addition to the 10 who have been strangled, bludgeoned or suffocated in the past 15 months. Veteran Democratic senator indicted in abscam case Atlanta Public Safety Commissioner Lee Brown WASHINGTON-A federal grand jury bribery, conspiracy, receipt of an unlawful gratuity, on Thursday urged parents not to allow their Thursday indicted Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr._, a illegally receiving compensation, and interstate youngsters to go "trick-or-treating. " powerful New Jersey .Qemocrat with 22 years in the travel ii)aid of racketering enterprise. "Instead," Brown said, "we are encouraging Senate, on bribery and conspiracy charges growing Indicted with Williams were Alexander Feinberg, parents to have community parties for the children on Saturday, during the daylight hours. Persons out of the FB I's Abscam investigation of political a Cherry Hill, N.J., attorney; George Katz, a New corruption. Jersey and Florida businessman, and Angelo J. having parties on Halloween are being asked to call police and let them know the locations of the The 60-year-old Williams became only the second Errichetti, a New Jersey state senator and mayor of parties." U.S. senator in American history to be indicted on Camden. In Miami, where homicides,robberies and criminal charges while in office. Williams was the The government charged that Williams agreed to assaults have doubled in recent months with a heavy seventh melJlber of Congress indicted in the use his official position to seek U.S. government in flux of Cuban refugees without jobs, the judge Abscam probe. The other six were House members. contracts that would benefit a titanium mine and said she fears criminals in HaPoween masks might Williams was charged in an indictment returned processing plant in Piney River, Va. According to go door to door robbing unsuspecting people. in U.S. District Court in Brooklyn, .Y., with the government, two FBI undercover men posing as � _

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News staff Identification Statement Editor in Chief ...... Laura Fraembs News editor ...... Marsha Hausser The Daily Eastern News is published daily, Monday through Friday, at Managing editor ...... Ted Gregory Charleston, Illinois during the fall and spring semesters and twice weekly Night Staff Editorial Page Editor ...... Herb Meeker during the summer term, except during school vacations or examinations, by Editor ...... Jane Meyer Administration editor ...... Melinda De Vries the students of Eastern Illinois University. Subscription price: $1 per Campus editor ...... Linda Charnesky O Asst.edit or ...... Jerry Fallstrom semester, $2 for summer only, Governmenteditor ...... Yvonne Beefer $20 for all year. The Daily Eastern News is a Wire editor ...... Tim Sc}lmidt City editor . ...· ...... Sandy Young member of the Associated Press, which is entitled to exclusive use of all Sports editor ...... Andy, v · · Activities editor ...... Jane Meyer articles appearing in this paper. The opinions expressed on the editorial and sa Sportseditor ..... : ...... •...... Andy Savoie op-ed pages are not necessarily those of the administration, faculty or technlcian .. � ...... 1 rk · Verge Editor ...... Betsey Lab W Guzior student body. Phone 581-2812, Advertising phone 581-2813. The Daily Copy editors .. Scott Hainzinger.'1a Lola ' Photo itor ...... , ...... Ed Gray �� Eastern News editorial and business offices are located in the East Wing of Advertising manager ...... Chris Goerlich Burnham, Dru Sefton the Student Services Building, Eastern Illinois Circul{ltion University. Second class . manager ...... Scott Moyer postage paid at Charleston, IL 61920. Printed by Eastern Bus!ness manager ...... Tony Dardano Illinois University, Charleston, Adviser ...... David Reed IL61920. The Dally Eastern News Friday, Oct. 3 t , 1 98C? 3 Rives defines goals before assuming job · by Laura Rzepka own future and improving financial .. president for academic affairs. As new Eastern vice president for support of the institution.'' . Rives, currently associate provost academic affairs; Stanley Rives said his ''This institution needs some room and dean of instruction at Illinois State immediate goals include continuing to to maneuver," Rives said. University will assume his duties Jan. I improve Eastern's programs, Eastern is a "very good size," Rives at a yearly salary of $48,000. exam1mng the revised general said. "It's not so sinall that it doesn't Rives was recommended by the education requii:;ements and helping get advantages, but it's not so big that search committee ·and strongly Eastern define its future. it's impersonal." supported by the constituency groups Although Rives said he has· definite In responding to the student on campus, Eastern President Daniel goals, he said he will spend some time demonstration_ outside of the meeting E. Marvin said. here before taking over his duties in Rives said it was "extremely mild." "He is thoroughly familiar with the January in order to "understand the About 30 students gathered outside' lllinois system of higher education," situation here before I charge into it of the Union addition Grand BaiIroom Marvin added. and say 'I'll do this and I'll do that.'" to voice their opinions about a possible The vice president position became Rives said he wants to work "with tuition increase. vacant Aug. l when Thomas Bond the faculty to continue improving the The BOG did not discµss the issue at resigned to become president of already strong liberal arts and its meeting. Clarion State University in Clarion, professional programs available at Rives said it is important to keep the Pa. Eastern.'' tuition low but that what is needed is a Rives has been at lllinois State since Rives said he also plans to further "balance between that and inflation. 1958 as an assistant professor of speech examine the revised general education Stanley Rives The quality (of the institution) can't go and director of forensics. In his current · position he has had the primary requirements approved by Marvin New VPAA down." earlier this semester. Rives' appointment was approved by administrative responsibility for "We need a balance" between the Other immediate goals include the Board of Governors at its meeting university-wide academic program liberal arts and professional programs, "protecling the institutional autonomy here Thursday after almost three development and academic support he said. which will allow Eastern to define· its months of searching for a new vice services. Students demonstrate against tuition hike opinion about an by Melinda De Vries board. senator, said the demonstration will let board know student At the Board of Governors' meeting· Walters said the demonstrators were the BOG know that students care increase in tuition. here Thursday shouts of "no hike is successful in that the . board will about a tuition hike. Joel Storm, chairman of the fund the rally when considering a vote for a tuition raising committee for Students Against. right" were heard from about 30 remember "If they (the BOG) students who held a peaceful tuition increase. hike, they will know· that Eastern Tuition Increase (SAT!), said the demonstration expressing their Student Senator R.W. Monroe said, students care and maybe it (the demonstrators' protests "won't be concerns about a tuition hike for next "This is the last time the BOG will demonstration) will help even more if effective until the hike hits the (lllinois) year. meet here before they consider the they try to increase it next year, legislature. Although the BOG did not discuss tuition increase and this is the last Parascandole said. Bob Erio, a student running for the the possibility of a tuition increase at opportunity we'll have to speak out Todd Daniels, student body student senate, said the demonstration not the meeting, the demonstrators said the against it." financial vice president, said the was a good start, "but it will - rally will let the board members know Toney Parascandole, student demonstrators just wanted to let the accomplish anything yet." . that students are not in favor of an increase. BOG Student Representative Terry Teele told board members that the Bids approved for-accessibility project demonstrators were aware that the by Julie Held The low bid of $17,692 from blind and deaf. Bells will ring and issue of tuition was not· on the BOG The Board of Governors approved Montgomery Elevator of Peoria was lights will flash to enable the deaf and agenda, but the students are concerned the lowest bids for the revenue bond also approved for the elevator work, blind to operate the elevators by that there could be a possible increase. building phase of the accessiblity lgnazito said. themselves", lgnazito said. A ramp will "The students believed it was the project at its meeting Thursday, Marty "The contracts must be signed and also be built as an entry into Lawson time (to demonstrate) since the board is Ignazito, assistant director of the the work will begin · as soon as Hall, he said. here,'' Teele told the BOG. physical plant, said. possible," lgnazito said. .In addition, one of Ford Hall's Teele added that he knows the A bid of $31 ,960 from F. & H. Modifications that are scheduled to laundry. facilities will be made "students at Eastern are going to be Construction Co. and Mautz and Oren begin soon include making two accessible to wheelchairs. actively involved in protesting the Inc., both from Effingham, was apartments in married student housing Two washrooms in Ford and two in tuition hike." accepted for the general work which accessible to persons in wheelchairs. Lawson will be made accessible to Executive Director of the BOG includes cutting curbs and ramps, and In the residence halls, one of the persons in wheelchairs. One toilet stall Donald Walters said he thought the modifying drinking fountains, elevators in Lawson Hall will be given and one bathtub on each floor will also students conveyed their feelings to the restrooms and laundry rooms. features to make if _operative for the be remodeled, lgnazito said.

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Also, many street signs are stolen Broken bottles and . kicked over and this costs the taxpayers money, he garbage cans contribute to most of Che Strung out said. vandalism in the area, Steidinger said. vandalism seems Sophomore Missy Pershey waits to scare those who enter the RHA Haunted Several downtown merchants He also said the to House in Stevenson Hall. (News photo by Karen Allen) recently complained of the excessive slack off as the weather gets colder. Fund raising activities set for Tarble facility by Linda Charnesky where volunteers will make their calls, given away "as a. token of going better than expected so far and Activities for raising money for·the Titus said. appreciation" if faculty or civil service she said she anticipates sales to pick Tarble Arts Center are in full swing "Tile callers will be phoning fine arts workers make contributions for more up. through the work of various alumni, grads and also alumni who donated than $35. "We need better publicity for selling faculty, civil service and student more than $50 in last year's (Tarble Eastern's student campaign drive buttons next week," she said. "A lo t groups. Arts fundraising) campaign," Titus has also started raising money for the of kids have been interested but they Chuck Titus, director of alumni said. center by selling "Back the TAC" don't know where to buy them." services, said his office has been David Buchanan of the chemistry buttons in the Union lobby. "We are just starting the campaign involved with a 30,000-piece mailing department and coordinaior of the The student fundraising goal for the and $5,000 is a reasonable goal,'' fundraiser to Eastern alumni. He said faculty and civil service fundraising Tarble Arts Center is between $5,000 Beeler said: Next semester there will be contributions have been received for campaign, said a calling campaign to to $10,000. mor� fundraisers also, she said. the last three weeks and between ask faculty and civil service workers to · Student workers have sold "Back University Relations Director Ken of $3,000 to $3,500 has been received• make pledges to the center should the TAC" buttons for the last week in Hesler said an announcement the from 35 or 40 alumni. begin next week. the Union lobby for $1 and have made overall amount of donations to the Titus also said a telefund will start The civil service campaign is headed $67. The buttons will be sold again Tarble Arts Center will be made' at a by Gaye Snyder of the purchasing Nov. IO and run for nine days to Wednesday through Friday of next Nov. 13 meeting. contact alumni by telephone for department and Stephen Whitley of the week· and also Nov. 8 at the Parents' The overall fundraising goal for the contributions. Alumni volunteers are zoology department. Weekend football game, Student Tarble Arts Center is $250,000 to help being recruited to contact other alumni Buchanan said he hopes an art Campaign Coordinator Yvonne Beeler finance the $1.4. million needed to to make donations, Titus said. depiction of Old Main, by Lynn Trank said. begin contruction on the new fine arts The center of the telefund will be the of Eastern's art department, can be Beeler said sales for buttons are center. Union addition Effingham Room Come and See What's New at Dates

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Pd for by Komada tor R epU bl•ICBD Judge Campaign Comm. 6 Fr iday, Oct. 31 , t 980 The Dally Eastern News i�iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii....ii�����---iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii����� Parking permitviolaters en ie "Students may just not know about Officerf Jack f l>yPeggy Schneider acChamberse stsaid. i f poccurred becauseal "thet campuss police Two recent student violators of the the freshmensophomore parkmg policy "I anticipate more freshmen a·nd were either more organized or were freshmensophomore vehicle or may be ignorant of the rule because sophomore violators later as the bothering to check deeper into t�eir registration regulations, who have been they . have not read the catalog, university police go through their .referred to the campus Judicial Affairs handbook or university police vehicle registration records and find a records to turn up more underclassmen Office, may be only the beginning of handouts covering parking lot more of them," Kohanzo said. violators" because of greater an influx of more student violaters, instructions," Kohanzo said. Offenders are fined $50 for the first manpower in the campus police and Judicial Affairs Officer Keith Kohanzo The underclassmen could obtain the and second violations and are the worsening parking problem said Tuesday. parking permits through jtiniors or automatically suspended after thethird growing en campus, Kohanzo said. Kohanzo declined to release the seniors, Kohanzo said. In that case, offense, Kohanzo said. George Bosler, the campus security names of the violaters. the upperclassmen are also in violation Students who violate the vehicle officer in charge of parking, said he · "Both cases involved underclassmen for falsification of registration and are registration police are referred to the agreed with Kohanzo's statement on (freshmen and sophomores) allegedly subject to a $10 fine and referral to Judicial Affairs Office because they the department's organization, saying obtaining the permits through an · university officials for disciplinary have violated the student conduct code that the department was utilizing a new upperclassmen Uuniors and seniors)," action, he said. and also· because "with such a large and quicker method of processing Kohanzo said. When the underclassmen violate a penalty, I think students should have · tickets. He said he did not know Freshmen and sophomores (those parking rule and campus pclice records the the b�nefit of the judicial system to details of the process, which he said with less than 60 hours of credits) are show the sticker to be registered to claim their innocence,'' Kohanzo said. was handled by the front office. The prohibited by campus regulations from another vehicle and that the present They face a hearing before organizer of the new system w possessing, Parking, or operating v ehi c e is operated b an as . I Y administrators or a faculty-student unavailable for comment Wednesday. vehicles on campus, accoi:ding to underclassman, the sticker is . j udicial board, Kohanzo said. Eastern•s Residence Hall Eastern's student handbook. withdrawn by campus police, Security The discovering of violaters · · Assoc1 atton h as rece1v· ed a proposal by the Stevenson Tower council to "take some action so only juniors and seniors Coal study ends; state to decide are authorized to register vehicles and He said the coal boilers could run round. so upperclassmen cannot register for by Dave Kidwell under The results of the final feasability efficiently in the winter, but in the Another problem in converting to .classmen," RHA President Val study for the conversion of Eastern's summer the energy load fluctuatesvery coal is cleanliness, Ignazito said. He Averill said. physical plant from natural gas to coal rapidly. said coal is dirty and although there is a Averill added that the RHA must will be completed by Nov. 1, Marty "When two tons of coal are burning system to filter · the "particulate first gather statistics on the problem Ignazito, assistant director of the and the energy demand drops off matter," which is the solid ash, and explore ·the feasibility of action. · physical plant said. .suddenly, we're in trouble. . You can't gaseous matter will escape into the "Students losing their parking lgnazito said it is now up to the state shut off coal like gas," lgnazito said. atmosphere. stickers and spaces feel it is very to decide if Eastern will be converting He said that in the summer the -coal There is a sulfur content in coal of unjust, and ii is, but a study must be to coal. boilers would have to burn at a up to 8 percent, lgnazito said. He said made to see if the time· and effort The Capital Development Board ·constant rate and the gas boilers would when coal burns, the sulfur combines involved is worth it," she said. located in Springfield, who is have to provide for the fluctuating with carbon 'dioxide to form sulfur The proposal has been sent before conducting the study and the demand. This means that natural gas dioxide. the policy committee, which will meet government agency who would be would have to be on "stand by." "As much as s�veral tons of sulfer Monday, chairman Ralph Evans said. financing the project if it goes through, lgnazito said that stand-by gas could dioxide per week could be given The RHA will receive and vote on the is considering rejuvenating the plant's be as much as double the .current cost off,"lgnazito said. He said that if committee's recommendation on three dormant coal boilers and shutting of gas because the gas companies do everyone starts to burn coal it could Thursday, Evans said. . down the two currently operating gas not want stand-by customers. create problems in the atmosphere . Students may apply for exceptions to b.oilers, using them only in emergency lgnazito said that an alternative to In order to burn coal in the physical the university rule to the dean of situations, lgnazito said. stand-by gas is the use of plant, Ignazito estimates that six new student servjces at the beginning of The latest estimate on the cost of the microprocessors. Microprocessors are · employees would have to be hired in each semester, the handbook states. conversion to coal is $3. 75 million, computers located in each building addition to retraining the· existing staff. lgnazito said. which are controlled from a central Although Ignazito believes the location. 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, -...·. �...... ·:. •.. .. The Dally Eastern Ne�s Friday, Oct . 31, 1980 7 ' Union could help Eastern 's clerical Workers by Crystal Schrof enough clerical staff would be clerical employees are as much as $2 an Teachers to acquire additional To work for higher salaries, more interested in unionizing. hour lower than those at the University information about the processes overtime pay and extra staff help, "Currently, we are still trying to see of Illinois. involved in · forming a union. Eastern's clerical staff is looking into if enough staff members are interested Additional clerical help at Eastern However, due to a rule of the AFL­ the possibilities of unionizing under the in forming a union of the clerical are usually hired on a temporary basis, CIO, the meeting will not take place. American Federation of State, County staff, " Meyer added. therefore, they receive none of the The rule states that once a union and Municipal Employees, Wendy Linda Spangler, clerical staff benefits a full-time employee would, represents a particular group of Meyer,. clerical staff representative, committee chairman, said, "It would Meyer said. employees, that union then has the said. be in the best interest of the staff to The last attempt of the clerica.l staff right to represent those employees in a Currently, Eastern clerical staff is unionize. We are the last of the to unionize failed due to the lack of second attempt to unionize, Spangler not associated with a union. They are university employees not to have membership. Only 50 out of 175 said. also the ·only group of employees at formed a union. A union would give employees joined the unioq, Meyer Since AFSCME had represented the Eastern not affiliated with a union. us more bargaining power.'' said. clerical staff before, they now have the If the clerical . staff unionizes, they Meyer added, ''The main benefit we ''There seemed to be enough first right to represent the clerical. staff would be affiliated with the AFSCME. are looking for is a· more equitable interested employees to form a union again unless they waive that right to. However, the clerical staff would have salary, along with overtime pay and the but when it came time to pay the dues Currently, the AFSCME has not the a different local than the other campus· liiringof extra staff help.'' and actually join, few

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How come your group isn't here? Call Joe at 348-0722 . Next Week This Could be you. Friday, Oct. 31 , 1980 The Dally E.a$tern News The Dally Eastern News Friday, Oct. 31, 1980 9 CAA tables new math proposals meet the Nov. 7 deadline to be included the CAA required a course be dr opped by Marc Pacatte Due to insufficient outlines for the · in the new catalog. before 3860 be approved. courses, a mathematics course The council voted in favor of tabling A memo was received from Rob Till, proposal package was tabled by the the package by an 8 to 3 vote. chairman of the psychology Council on Academic Affairs at its The revisions in the mathematics department, which said Till was meeting Thursday . department are designed to broaden personally opposed to dropping the The CAA voted on the seven course the major, mathematics professor racism course. proposals individually and approved Alphonso DiPietro said. Johnetta Jones, of the Afro­ the first three. The council snagged on The last time the math department American studies program, wrote a - the approval of the fourth c'ourse, made revisions in the department was letter to the CAA opposing the mathematics 2J61, "Introduction to 1970. DiPietro said in 1970 there were dropping of the racism course also. Integral Calculus" because, CAA 490 math majors, and this year, in the CAA Chairman Ron Wohlstein said

member · Stephen Whitley said, the same program offered ten years ago, he agreed with Till and Jones, "but outline of the course provided by the there were only 67 . where's it going to stop with math department was not descriptive In the computational mathematics psychology?'' enough. major, not offered in 1970, there are Wohlstein said three weeks ago that Whitley pointed out his objection tu -currently 58 majors, making a total of a course should be dropped before the outlines for three of the courses: 125 math majors, DiPietro said. approving a new one.

· 2361; 2362, "Applications of Integral He said rev1smg the applied Instead of dropping a course, Calculus;" and 2371, "Infinite mathematics area is the purpose of the sections of introduction to psychology Sequences and Series," which cnanges. taught by John Best, who will be prompted the tabling of the motion In other business, the CAA passed a teaching the new_ course, will be until next.week's meeting. new course from the psychology condensed into larger classes. Whitley said the outlines were department which they had tabled at a "unacceptable in my · view " because meeting three weeks ago. ISSC___ from page 1 the course explanations were not Psychology 3860, "Cognitive approved, but I have to assume the detailed enough. Processes," was approved despite IBHE will accept a recommendation CAA member Martin Mies voted obj ections from some CAA members from its own committee." against tabling approval of the that no course was being dropped to Flynn said the proposal is anattempt ' package, saying he was afraid the make room for the new one. to spread the application process out as council was "dragging our feet," in The psychology department voted 9- long as possible. He said this would order to approve courses in time to 5 to drop "Psychology of Racism" if allow the ISSC to process and consider late applicants which are usualJy low page income st11dents. ------� -Rives from 1 Flynn said since Eastern sends its million approved by the BOG for administration and finance, said the billing out in July problems would capital projects. hook-up allows people who are using develop in whether to estimate the . Walters recommended to the board terminals at remote locations to gain students' award at . the maximum that it approve the coal conversion access to the computer through the use allowed or the minimum expected. projects because their "feasibility of an ordinary telephone. "The students would naturally want to seems to be very high" now. Miller explained that the university pay the lower amount but we would · Capital projects at Eastern, will purchase the controller through a have to charge the higher," he said. including the coal conversion project, lease agreement. .Eastern receives The proposal by the IBHE · is total almost $6. 7 million. The projects credits toward the purchase by paying designed to keep the ISSC from include: repairs to Buzzard Education monthly rent. running out of funds so early in the Building, the development of an Miller said the purchase will be a year, Flynn said. The cut off for energycost avoidance program , "substantial savings to the university" processing aid was Aug. 28 this year. remodeling in Old Main, continued and according to Marvin's monthly The ISSC has estimated a need for development of a handicapped-access report to the BOG, Eastern will save · $8 . I million in supplementary funds to program and improvement to the approximately $11, 160 by purchasing process applications they have received campus water supply. the controller now. since Aug. 28 plus those they expect to In addition to approving Eastern's Walters also presented the BOG with receive before the Feb. 15 deadline. capital profects, the BOG approved the the final part of a Systemwide Flynn said students can still apply purchase of an IBM Communications Computing Services report outlining for the scholarship, but are told that Controller for Eastern. computer use at each university. aid will not be available unless the The university currently leases the· The report estimates that Eastern supplemental fu nds are approved . The .controller, which links Eastern's will need to spend an additional next legislative session is set for after computer to four remote devices by $50,000 in software costs during FY8 1 the Nov. 4 election when the ISSC te�ephone wire. but will not need to purchase new should know how much money it will George Miller, vice president for hardware computer equipment. receive, he-said. 10 Friday, Oct. 31, 1 980 The Dally Eastern News Library's energy fiche to Today 3p.m. by Peggybe Schneider seminadministarrators sub, physicalje plantct staff . Booth Library's microfiche members and students and faculty in collection of energy related materials -the energy management academic Deadline for: will be introduced to students in two. program. • seminars Wednesday. The micro library has been a cqufred The seminars will be conducted by in continuing installments .from the thisweel'{S the Environment Information Center's EiC since 1979 at a cost of $9,000 thus regional representative Barry far, he said. Cianflone, Wilson Luquir.e, dean of Access to additional listings is gained Arm chair QB library services, said. EiC provides the through an on-line computer search en erg y and en vi r o nmen ta l service conducted by library personnel Picks microlibrary, he said. upon request from library patrons as a The seminars will be from 9 a.m. to faster and more convenient alternative 11:3 0 a.m. and from 12:45 p.m. to 3 to searching through index collections, p.m. Wednesday in Rom 128 of the Luquire said. library, Luquire said. Information about the use of the Energyficbe provides an updated service is available from the central collection of books, articles, and reference desk, Luquire said. governmental reports covering topics This service is free to campus users on energy economics, policy and now but Luquire said he is reviewing turn entry planning, research applications and the possibility of charging users. i pilot projects on microfiche, Luquire Luquire said he hopes .to enter a blanks nto said. contest sponsored by EiC for the The Eastern The seminars are "intended to make library with the best and most active News everyone in the community aware of program. A prize of $1,-000 will .be Booth's strong collection of energy awarded to the winner in December, he Room 102 related materials during this current _ ·said. He said he also hopes to persuade trend of interest in _ energy ·and local businessmen to combine to match Stu�.ent·S�rvices Bldg. - conservation. We have the best · that figure: collection of any east central Illinois · The money will be used to support depository," Luquire said. the energy information service, Luquire said he has invited Coles Luquire said. County businessmen as well as Eastern

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featSopranosure Bethd Palmer Frida and Luanney Trantham will present their junior­ senior recital at 2 p.m. Friday in Dvorak Concert Hall. Palmer will present Mozart's "Batti, batti o bel Masetto" from the Don Giovanni, Jan Faires of the music department said. She - will also present Grieg's "Solvejg's Song," Faure's "Fleur Jetee," and Hugo Wolf's "In dem Schatten meiner Locken,''.Faires said. Palmer will be accompanied by pianist Roberta Vines. Trantham will be accompanied by pianist Fang-Tze Chern. Palmer 'and Trantham will also feature Rossini's "Cat Duet." They will also present "Human None" by Monteverdi, and Mozart's "To Greet You, My Lady , " Faires said. It's been a long day Freshman Mike Beavers spends his time between uses her free time to catch up on some studying_ (News · classes taking it easy while sophomore Jeanette Martin photo by Kelvin Blanks) English conference / to be held in Union Eastern faculty .members will Price tour canceled due to address approxima tely 60 )l igh school - tour for a year,'' Becker said. "He was Considered Suicide When the Rainbow The ·University Board Nov. 12 injury English teachers on how to teach scheduled performance of Vincent feeling ill after one of recent is Enuf," is slated for March 1. English in a conference to be held Price as Oscar Wilde in "Diversions · performances and somehow he broke " I don't think enough people would Saturday in the University U11ion. and Delights,'' has been cancelled his leg." be interested in two such performances The conference, sponsored by the because the actor broke his leg and will Price's tour will resume in the spring in a row," Becker said. Regional Superintendent's Office and Becker - be unable' to continue his tour. although February 28 is the only open· said about 50 tickets had Eastern's English depar.tment, is Bob Becker, UB Performing Arts date Eastern would be able to stage a already been sold for the performance designed to help area teachers coordinator, said Price's agent notified performance,Becker said. although tickets were not officially understand how Eastern faculty Becker said it is unlikely Price would scheduled for sale until next week. the UB Tuesday that Price would have members teach Engl s h, Frank Anyone purch i to cut his tour short because of his be booked for the Feb. 28 date because who ased a ticket should McCormick of the English department injury. the production of the Broadway play , bring the ticket to the UB office for a · said.· "He's 75 years old and has been on "For Colored Girls · Who Have refund.

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PS&D tO offer clinics EL ECT Lonnie L. Lutz for smokers, wom en for · State's Attorney by Peggy Schneider Rathskeller balcony, PS&D Assistant An experienced criminallawy er A clinic for smokers wishing to kick Director Mike Dyer said. The fee is $5 who can do the job the habit and a series of seminars per person, he said. Qµalified • Experienced • Conscientious dealing with issues in women's Issues in Women's Sexuality offers a j. sexuality are being offered by the series of seminars aimed at helping " Vote Democratic For Lutz Office of Public Service and today's working women deal with their On November 4, 19 Devel opment during November. sexuality, Dyer said. The seminars will � 80 \ \ . ,i.; Pairlfor b" the committee to eler.t 1. oflnie lv.-t:z The "I Q u i t . Clinic" offers deal with sexuality in careers and the information t hrough lectures, speakers handling of rape, he said. and fil ms on the hazards and costs of . The women's seminar will meet from �making pl us tips on how to stc>p 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Mondays in the �moking, clinic leader Laura Dyer said. Union, Dyer said. The fee is $7 .50. The seminar will utilize materials Registrations can be made at the first provided by the American Cancer class meeting or by calling PS&D at Society, �he said. 581-3817, Dyer said. The smoking diriic is being brought tt) campus for the convenience of students and·Charleston residents who cculd not attend clinics held in the past Court date set at Sarah Bush Lincoln H ealth Center, Dver said. for tenant case The trial date for Eastern's first rheclinic i l be e ld from p.m. to w l h 7 Student Legal Service case involving 9 p.m. M onday h u h T u rsday t ro g h two Eastern students and an Eastern beginning in Nov.. 17 the Union instructor in a tenant-landlord problem opera has been set for Dec. 8. Evening of Student Legal Service attorney Steve Saturday. Get to Know Us set for Davis is representing junior Joan ' MusiL ater will present Springman and senior · Denise Eastcrn s The This week - Wed. 10-29 to Wed. 11- 5 an evening of era at 8 p. m. Saturday Davinroy, who are suing their op These specials are on 4 and 6 cylinder imports or American sub-compacts. in Dvorak Concert Hall. landlord, Eastern instructor Richard Scenes to be per form ed include Swartzbaugh for a $100 unreturned SPECIALS al ," Mozart's security deposit. Verdi', "Masked B l Oil Change Filter & Lube ...... only "Marriage of Figaro" and Leonard The trial date was the result of a $6.90 Points, Timing, Compression Check, Condensor, "Trouble in Tahiti," court hearing Wednesday, in the Coles Tune Up Bernstein's - director of the music County Court House. Plugs ...... , ..only Delbert Simon, $21.90 theater said. Springman and Davinroy, who workshop, We specialize in Imported and American Sub-Compact Cars, 4 and t h e Metropolitian Opera in reside at 913 Fourth s·t., Apt. 2, "Since 6 Cylinders. New York announced its closing for declined to comment as to why · the Mon-Fri 7:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m.. , Sat. 7:30- 12 :30 the season, Eastern's mus ic theater security deposit was not returned. HOURS: 7 40 6th Street 348-1 505 ided to put a whole Swartzbaugh, of 880 Seventh St., LOCATION: PHONE: workshop has dec season worth of operatic scenes into also refused to comment on the case. one sho.rt e enin of entertainment," Davis said in addition to the $100 v g · Simon said. unreturned security deposit, the girls There will be no admission charge. are suing for $15 court costs. This Weekend at the Mall $50 Reward Friday Saturday Sunday 3 color gold bracelet lost between Mall's Blair Hall and Coleman Cross County Hall _on Wed., Oct. 22 Senti.mental Value Fall & p . Arts (RVf IOAM ·o •e.• DAILY 'Y.: YOUR EVERY NEED NOON I O SP M SAi BRING THE ENTIRE fAMll Y ENTERTAINMENT FOR All The Dally Eastern News Friday, Oct. 31, 1980 ij

R uggers try to repeat

in All-Ghouls tourney Let me help you Bob's Package Liquors by Marc Pacatte Eastern's Rugby Club will try to with your 509 Van Buren Phone defend its All-Ghouls title this weekend : 345-4636 Hours: Mon-Thurs when it travels to Southern Illinois weekend party 9-1 2 , University-Carbondale for its annual Fri & Sat 9-1 , Sun 1 2 - 7 Halloween tournament. supplies - -- �_.::··'!;_H'.!.:,i·.!.f"!m�D�a �1·e�D�e:1·e�r :::,ic:_k· ·�· ------· ---r-- - -- r -- .Last year the Eastern ruggers I'll � captured the tourney title by edging Montezuma Bartons Gin Pabst Decatur in sudden-death overtime. Tequila Although the Eastern club is only 3-4 , & Vodka 12 Pk Cans going into the tournament, Club Liter $4.15 750 ml President Stuart Grubbs said, "We're Reg. $4,60 Reg $5. 81 looking forwar.d to defending our SALE WARM OR SALE $5.38 championship. I think we're ready to, $4.27 too." COLD The ruggers will be taking both their , Southern Comfort King James A and B sides to the tournament, 100 Proof Old S tyle Grubbs said. 750 12 Pk Scotch "We've been practicing hard'! in , ml Cans $4.38 Reg. preparation for the tourney, Grubbs , Reg. $ 7 . 41 $6. 12 SALE $4.99 said. SALE $6.91 Last year, the Carbondale newspapers had picked Southern's team to ·take the tournament even though they admitted Eastern "looked ·i like about the best team on the field," former Club President Gary Siville said. The tournament is held in conj unction with Southern's renowned - Halloween festivities. '

Walker, Rogers in showdown

by the Associated Press "The Freshman and the Senior" sounds like something Hollywood might concoct, but that's what ABC­ LOOK on CARTON TV ha� on tap for noon EST on Let us buy. your first drink of Saturday.

The freshman is Georgia's Herschel Walker, who has rushed for 877 yards-an average of 6.2 per carry-and nine touchdowns in seven games. The senior is South Carolina's George Rogers, who has lugged the ball 27 more times than Walker for 1,126 yards-that's 6.4 per carry-and soe 10 touchdowns, also in seven games. "Rogers is a punishing runner," REBATE Carolina coach Jim Carlen says of his star, "but he can also accerlerate as ,. fast as Tony Dorsett. Walker will lull FORM you to sleep with his size and then run over you. I wish I had them both." . INSIDE The nation's TV viewers will have PLACE IN THE CARTON ' them both. _ Georgia is a 4-point favorite between the hedges of Athens' beautiful Sanford Stadium but Carolina knows what it's like to play in F ra;;.Name ;;;cu-;;;;e;;e-I front of hostile crowds, having t (Please Print) f I traveled to Sothern Cal and Michigan Address L last month. The pick is ...Georgia 28- t t 21. t City _ ����\ t --0 t L State Last week's scoi::e was disappointing t ___: Z Ziipp_ j 44 right, 22 wrong .and three ties for �:__- \.5 .0$ � t Telephone .667, although we did call Houston's � I certify that I am not a state licensed retailer of alcoholic""""""' beverage, � victory over - Arkansas as one of the - t nor an employee of such, nor a family member of either. Also, I am years of age or t Upset Specials. For the season, it's t 21 older and am entitled to the bonus. f 356-152·. 701. Against the points, last MUST week's mark was 17-19-0-.472, t 0 droppping the season's log to 64-45-1- -· .. �·� .... �·-"' .587. '"'���� " " .... """"' I u I I. En s�ro t c rt . t 2. Print�s�� your name!�!! and address.!� �� �����! v' T Please t 3. Sign the above statement. 4. Mail on or before November 30, 1980. vote t 5. Rebates are restricted to persons in the following counties: S Edgar, Coles, Shelby, Fayette, Effingham, Cumberland, Clark, t Nov. f t 4 t Crawford, Jaspe_r, Richland and Clay. No other address will be E accepted. & t . Employees of B. Mansfield and Co., lnc. and/or associates are ' A not eligible to enter. t / Offer void where prohibited; taxed or otherwise restricted. L •• 12 & �{RcUIT � ��������..... � � JUDGE Distributed by B. Mansfield & Co. Inc., -- Pd for - MAIL - by Komada tor 1208 West Fayette, Effingham, Ill. Republican Judge Campaign Comm. POSTAGE PAID 14 Friday; Oct. 31, 1 980 The Dally Eastern News

Globetrotters coming to Easte�n The Harlem Globetrotters, a team country. They are just as popular in which plays 400 road games a year but South America as in the south of Classified ads always has the home-court advantage, France or SouthernCalif ornia. Help Wanted Wanted Wanted is coming to Eastern. The Globetrotters first proved their Need a girl to sublease nice Overseas Jobs· Need female to sublease apt. The world-famous showmen will appeal was global in 1950. when they apt. at 2204 S. 9th across Summer/year round. Europe, for Spring semester. $100 Carman Hall, call 345·5091 compete- at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 19 at Lantz embarked on an ambitious around-the­ S.Amer., Australia, Asia. All month. Call Tina. 348·8624. after 10:00 p.m. Gym. world tour, touching down in England, Fields $500·$1 200 monthly. ______4 ______31 Expenses paid. Sightseeing. Need ride to , from NW All seats are reserved. Tickets are Western Europe and North Africa. Girl wanted to sublet Free Info . Write: IJC Box 52· Suburbs Parent's Weekend · apartment with 3 other girls priced at $6 and $5 with a $2 charge for When the tour ended they had IL3 Corona Del Mar, CA Nov. 7·9. Call Lynn. 58_1 · Spring semester Call Kim. children and under. 92625. 5760. 12 introduced basketball to Europe and 348·0806. ______11/5 All tickets are currently on sale daily had earned the title of "America's Need two female subleasers �------31 at the Lantz Gym Ticket Offi ce, Eisner Ambassadors of Goodwill in Short Sophomore and Junior Data for Spring Semester. Need a male sublet for Processing Majors: A Spring semester. Regency Food Store, Everett and Thomas Apartment with heat paid in Pants.'' Cooperative Education Brittany Apartment Complex. Apartments. Call 348- 1 730. Sporting Goods and the University position with Caterpillar Tractor Call 348·8608. Ask for Jane ______31 Union. Co. is open. Must have or Deana. "Roommate Wanted" Share Football on Saturday completed Cobol. If interested, �------6 house on 2nd St. 1 blk. from "No matter where we play, people contact Jane Ziegler or Claire Need male to sublease for . campus. $1 1 5.00 per month. Fecker in the Cooperative Mark, 345-9352. always make us feel welcome," Saturday's games "s pring Semester $1 00 per Globetrotter showman Hubert Education Office, Room 15, month, utilities paid. 348- ______31 Eastern at Northern Michigan (1 1 :35, Student Services Building by 091 5. Need female to sublease apt. "Geese" Ausbie said. "It's true . Start Jan. 1 $100 month. Call CST) November s. �----'------3 wherever we are, whether in the U.S. �------31 Mattoon female wants to find . 345·9459. Northern Iowa at Youngstown (1 p.m.) others to share . apartment or or a foreign country." Earn extra $$$ for house. Call 235·47.46 or Illinois State at Western (NC; 1 :30 Christmas. Sell Avon part·time. Fe.male needed to sublease The Globetrotters' popularity is not Bergners and ask for Lisa. 2 B.R. apartment. Oct. rent p.m.) Call 345-4169 or 345-4037 limited to one city, or even one after 5· p.m. paid. Call Teresa 348-. 0806. Need one female to sublease 31 large house close to campus ATTENTION! for Spring Semester. Call 345· . Harriers try to win regional again 4908. * Last week * Services Offered ______MW year's national finals,·� Woodall said. F12/18 for acceptance of 'Housing required urgently by Dan Brannan Miss Charleston-Delta Chi Eastern's men's cross-country team Woodall also said Indiana State­ for 1-2 months only. Sharing Precision Hair Cutting at Z's applications. Evansville has some outstanding apt. preferred, close to ! will try to defend its title Saturday Hair Design. When you're · You can pick your when it competes in the Great Lakes freshmen runners this year. stylin' you're smilin'! For campus. Call Rebonto at 345.- r 3002 after 1 p.m. appointment-345·5451 . O J appl1cat1on up at the NCAA Div sion. II Regional qualifying Woodall said one advantage Eastern �------31 �------31 Chamber of Commerce. i Looking for a female meet in Kenosha, Wis. has in the meet is that they have seen Your Resume Specialists. Student Activies Office. · subleaser for Nov. , Dec., and Easternwon the meet last year. the course at Kenosha before in a meet Copy-X Copy Center. 207 any dorm, or cut it out of Lincoln Ave. 345·631 3. Spring semester. $100 a All individuals on teams finishing in held there earlier in the season. month. Call Becky. 345·381 9 .. ·1 Wednesday or Friday's c 10,000 �------31 Dailr l:.i1srern .'Vell'.I , the top four spots automati ally This race will be meters or 6:2 i,.....,..,t�__...... _...____ ...... ,,.. qualify for the Division 11 national miles compared to the the usual five­ meet, which will also be held in mile races that are held during most of Kenosha Nov. 24. the season. The top five individual finishers al�o Woodall said Eastern is taking Larry Cooch Eddy's & automatically qualify for the national Schuldt, Dave Huston, Jim Scruton, finals. Terry Donahue, Chuck Elliott, Perry The teams entered in the meet Edinger, Jase Travis, Tim Warneke Thoughtfullness Shoppe include Ferris State, Northern and Mike Beresford to the meet. Kentucky, Wright State, the University Of the nine runners Eastern is �\oe of Illinois-Chicago Circle, Southern taking, seven will be able to take part · Illinois University-Edwardsville, in the meet. c.,�de Indiana Central, Bellarmine, Indiana At the present, Schuldt is Liquidation Sole State-Evansville, the University of questionable with bronchitis and Wisconsin-Parkside, Northern Warneke has not competed that much Michigan, St. Joseph's College and lately, so he also may not run in the Wayne State University. . meet, Woodall said. Everything priced to Eastern coach Tom Woodall said Woodall also said his runner� realize sole teams other 1han Eastern he thinks are they· are a far better team than what favorites in the meet are Ferris State they showed in the State of Illinois and Indiana State-Evansville. Championships meet. Final Day "Ferris State has everybody back, Eastern. finished a dismal fifth in Old Tow n Sh including two All-Americans from last that meet. opping Center

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Mudra prepared Wildcat coach confident of win for challenge · by Dave Claypool by Dave Claypool It is the classic matchup which Northern Michigan head football college football fans dream of-the coach Bill Rademacher is optimistic ' nation's top two teams going head to and confident of his squad's chances head in a clash which wilt determine entering Saturday's showdown who will sit atop the NCAA Division II between NMU and Eastern, the top two rated NCAA Division II teams poU. . And this matchup will take place "Things have been going well for us Saturday when Eastern carries its No. 2 this year, _especially as of late," the ranking to Marquette, Mich. to do Wildcat coach said. "Practice this battle with top-ranked Mid-Continent week has been extremely positive and Conference foe Northern Michigan in we are more excited about this game an 11:35 CDT regionally-televised than any of.the others. We'll be ready game: for them." "This is without a doubt the No. l The Wildcats dealt Division I-AA game in Division II this. week," power Delaware a surprising 22-7 loss Panther head coach Darrell Mudra two week ago to put themselves in high said. "We're · looking forward to the gear for the stretch run toward_ the challenge.'' playoffs.

Eastern offensive line coach Ray - "Delaware is a real fine team," Ogas also expressed anticipation. .Rademacher said. "•We were just better "We're really excited about it,". prepared and wanted it more than they Ogas said. "We've been there before did. We've got the momentum going and feel we will win the game. But it now and I feel we will win this I · will be a dogfight." Saturday.'' The "dogfight", which can be seen And what reasons would , on WAND-TV Decatur, features two Rademacher have for not thinking so? of Division ll's hottest and most His offense's passing game is explosive ·teams. statistically the best in the nation, .Eastern has marched through the averaging more than 245 yards through season with a 6-2 mark by winning its the air. And his defense ranks amorig last five straight, and has averaged 31 the top five in the country-allowing a points a game while racking up an mere 6.1 points per game. average of 370 total yards in offense. But aside from the impressive Northern Michigan has averaged 29 statistics and ranking his club boasts, points . per game during its perfect 8-0 Rademacher feels his squad has the sea.son while averaging 367 yards an experience to win Saturday's s)ugfest. outing. "One edge we have above Eastern And in previous outings between Illinois is that their defense has not these · two teams, the story has be(!n been tested yet by a passing team," the much the same. . coach said. "We really like to put the A Youngstown defender prevents Eastern The Panthers have nudged the flanker Scott McGhee (25) from ball up in the air and I really don't catching a pass during the Panthers' 32� 7 Wildcats by scores of 42-34 in 1978 and victory over the Penguins last think they have faced a team like Saturday at O'Brien Stadium. McGhee and last 'season. And this year's his Eastern teammates will battle No. ours." 39-21 - 1 -ranked Northern Michigan at 11:35 a. . Saturday in Marquette, Mich. (News match should be no different. m Rademacher's viewpoint· seems to be photo by. Ed Gray) The. Wildcats, whose perfect record justifiable. gives them the only undefeated team in And that it is. and finesse to hold its opponents, while Through its, first eight games, · Division II, are also the nation's top Norther!l Michigan has given up a the Panthers rely on strength and Eastern opponents have passed just passing squad and are among the best mere 49 points this season and has experience, Rademacher said. 215 times-with most of those coming five in defense. outscored its opponents 29-6 per game. "Our defense is not the type that will during desperation situations late in Among its victories are a 22-7 · But Ogas does not think the NMU overpower an opponent or intimidate the game when Eastern had big leads. conquest of Delaware, last years' defense will have as much luck against one," Rademacher said. "We rely on Of those 215 tosses, only four have Division II national champion. the Panthers' high-scoring aerial containment and filling up the holes been completed for touchdowns and The Blue Hens, who have since attack. before the opposition has a chance to just 86 have been caught. moved up to I-AA status, were ranked ''Our goal for this game is the same hit it." And although Rademacher believes No. 6 at the time. as all the others," Ogas said. "We try Eastern has not yet faced an aerial Keying such victories has been the to score 30 points a game and we Eastern-NMU stats attack as good as his squad's, he said Wildcat passing attack. believe we can do it against Northetn his defense's play against the Panthers' Through NMU's · opening eight Michigan. I imagine it will be a NMU Eastern throwing team will be UNM's biggest games, quarterback · Phil Kessel has combination of scoring with our advantage. ' 28.7 Points scored 31.2 thrown for 1,966 yards while offense and defense." 6.1 Points allowed 15.3 "We have it up on them (Eastern) in 15 Wildcat · completing 167 of 298 for head coach Bill 367 .0 Total offense 370.0 the fact that we have played against a touchdowns at a clip of 245 .8 y·ards per Rademacher, however, does not Forsee 175.5 Offense allowed 240.6 throwing ball club," Rademacher said. game. a high-scoring contest. 103.6 Rushing offense 130.2 . "Northern Iowa has an extremely "Phil Kessel is a class drop-back "It's really hard to say, but I would 81.1 Rushing defense 134.0 fine passing game and we held them to passer and l put class in quotation suspect that the score would not be as 263 .3 Passing offense 221.4 just seven points. So I don't think we marks,','Def ensive Coordinator Chuck high as years past," the NMU coach 94.3 Passing defense 106 .. 6 will be surprised by too many things Dickerson said. "He reads coverages said. "However, both teams can score Eastern Illinois might throw at us," very well and most of the time throws in a hurry with the wide-open attacks . MCC standings Rademacher said. to the easiest route." both possess. But I would say that "Plus we have the added incentive of Mudra echoed his assistant's words. Saturday's game will definitely pit the Conference games W L T PS OP going undefeated for the season and if "Kessel's a great QB and has top two defense's in the nation." Northern Michigan 3 0 0 75 23 we beat Eastern Illinois I think we 2 received some great coaching," the If Rademacher is correct in his Eastern 0 0 69 14 will," the- coach added. "Everything is Eastern skipper said. "And now their assessment, the top two defenses have Northern Iowa 1 1 0 51 48 pointing in our direction. All we have 0 defense is complimenting their very contrasting styles. Youngstown 2 0 14 42 to do is go out Saturday and take ii.'' offense. 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All 6:30 and 9 p.m. Friday in the patrons are invited to dress up. Three kegs away, one best Shows start p.m. Friday Faculty Recital will be for the University Union Grand 9:30 given Jim Donahoo. Saturday Coles p.m. Sunday in the costume, the worst costume and sexiest. will also be nine additional Ballroom. 4 Dvorak the There County Boys. Concert Hall. David Appelby prizes given to the runners-up in the best costume catagory. "He Knows You're Alone" Sporty's on the piano. Twice nightly Friday p.m. to a.m. and Paul Konya 9 1 "The Big Broadcast" R.B. Sundowner's-is having a Halloween party Friday, plus entertainment Sat urday. p.m. Sunday at Friday. 7:30 8 p.m. Friday Oct. 31 and starting at 9:30 the Will Rogers Theater, rated Saturday Nov. in the p.m. Charleston Holiday Inn I R. Krannert Center for the Nancy Hills 8:30 p.m;Friday Charleston Jaycees-are sponsoring Haunted House to 10 Performing Arts Great Hall. a from 7 p.m. "In God We Trust" and Saturday· in the Zodiac University of Illinois, Friday. will be located on Lincoln near the Eisner-Osco Shopping Center. Starring Marty Feldman and Lounge. It The Champaign. Tickets: students Haunted House will a pit, a chainsaw massacre a Star Richard Prior. 7 and 9 p.m. include snake and Wars Music Theater Workshop $2, $3, $4; public $3, $4, $5. _ Friday through Sunday. 2 p.m. room. Performance Admission is $1. Matinees Saturday and p.m. Friday Oct. and Sunday. Time Theater 8 31 Saturday Nov. Dvorak Mattoon Jaycees-are having a Haunted House from 7 to p.m. Friday. Mattoon, rated PG. 1. 10 It Concert Hall. will be located in the Peterson Pavilion in Mattoon. Admission is Soccer Park $1 for "Coast to Coast" adults cents forchildren under 12. "Beatlemania" Eastern vs Blackburn and 50 Starring Dyan Cannon and 8 p.m. Saturday Nov. I in College. 2 p.m. Wednesday Robert Blake. 5:30, 7:20 and the University of Illinois Nov. 5 on the Lakeside Soccer. the Dead" p.m. Frinay through "Night of Living 9:10 Assembly Hall, Champaign. field south of Lantz. Sunday. Triple Cinemas This classic horror will all day Friday the University Tickets available in the film be shown in Union Mattoon, rated PG. Video Tape Assembly Hall and Illini Union Lounge. box offices. "Private Ben ami'n " For ti<:ket j inf Starring Goldie Hawn. ormation call 333-5000. the Dead" . 5,7 Art Department-Faculty "Dawn of and p.m. Friday through sequel 'Night will shown 9 f<' aculty Recital Exhibition The gory to of the Living Dead' be at 6:30 and 9 Sunday. p.m. matinees ' 2 3 p.m. Sunday Nov. 9 in the Now through Nov. 2 at the Saturday and Sunday. Triple p.m. Friday in the University Union Grand Ballroom. Kranner Center for the Paul Sargent Art Gallery in the Cinemas Mattoon, rated R. t Performing Arts Great Hall. lower level of. the University University of Illinois, Union West Wing. a.m. to ·"Middle Age Cra y" 9 5 -----on The Cover iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiVerge Staffiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii z Champaign. Tickets: students p.m. Monday through Friday. 5:45, 7:30 and 9:15 p.m. 25 cents, public $1.25. Closed Saturday, noon to 4 Our cover this week-a creation Friday through Sunday. Triple · Editor ...... Betsey Guzior p.m. Sunday. of Daily .Eastern . News photo Cinemas Mattoon, rated R. National Chinese Opera Ass't editor ...... 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by Carolyn Waller and Ted Gregory On Halloween night people walk a little quicker. watch a little more closely and in general, worry more than they would normally. Almost every Halloween, stories of eerie and bizarre deaths surface. In most cases, the stories are completely unfounded and untrue, but sometimes ... Murder on Ice

Two men wearing black ski caps, ponchos and brandishing shotguns bursted into a grocery store on a cold, February night in 1975. They robbed the store and fled from the scene in a car. One of the robbers was arrested early the following morning· in Mattoon. The other was missing. Three days later, passers-by found Darwin Ray Webb's frozen body in a snow-filled ditch on the north side of Illinois 16 about3/ 4 of a mile west of Loxa road. Webb had been shotgunned twice-once in the chest and again in the back of the neck. It turned out that Webb and the arrested man , Russel Lee Roberts, were . both prisoners in the Macon County Jail in Decatur from Jan. 30 to Feb. 3, 1975. Roberts was released from prison a few days before Webb. Authorities tried to determine if there was any connection between the grocery store robbery and Webb;s death. Roberts was considered the prime suspect in both cases but police could not locate either of · the two shotguns used in the robbery and slaying. Roberts was convicted of the robbery charges. No one was convicted of the slaying because the weapons were not .found. The Darwin Webb case remains unsolved to this day. Co cy Kill nspira to Construction worker Joe Carl Plu ley Afro-American Studies Cours· es m was a stranger to the Charleston area

. . . · and had he known of his fate earlier, he �··••000000••••••••00•••••••Spri ng 1981 probably would have.preferred to keep it that way. . . Experience ...... Jone s .... 12:30-1.:45 TR AFR2000 * ...(3) ...Afr o-Am . Plumley's decomposed body was found ANT2300 * ...(3) ...In tro to Anthropology ...... Ma galis ...Asso rted in a ditch about seven miles west of Mattoon along Illinois 16 on Aug. 10, .EDF1 000 * ...(3) ...School/Soci ety ...... Barg er ....9:3 0-10:45 TR 1973. ENG4750 ....(3) ...Black Women Writers .....: Elder .....6:0 0-8:30 W Plumley was a foreman for Morrison ENG1002 prerequisite Con�truction Co. of Hammond, Ind. He was staying at Carroll's Motel in Mattoon GEG4760 ....(3) ...Ur ban Geography ...... Sch wartz .. 10:00-1 1 :15 TR and working in a nearby town. HIS2100* ...(3) ...Afr o-Am . History ...... Staff . . : ... 11:0 0- 1 2:15 TR An autopsy revealed that Plumley had been shot in the back with a shotgun· and Franklin ... 12:30-1 :45 TR HIS3065 .....(3) ...Americ an South ...... in the back of the head with a small HEC4840 ....(3) ...Di sadvantaged Family ...... Simer ly ... 11-1 1 :50 MWF. caliber pistol. · Originally suspected of conspiring to · MUS2561 * * . (3) ...Role of Black Music ...... Staff ..... 1 :00-1 :50 TR murder Plumley were his wife and his mother- and sister-in-law. Police later SOC271_0 * ...(3) ...Prin . of Sociology . .- ...... ' . Staff .....Assorted · released the three women and arrested a close relative and a friend on SOC4740 ....(3) .. . Racial/Cultural Minorities ....Jone s ....9. :30-10:45 TR · charges of murder. SOC2720 ....(3) ...Social Problems ...... Staff .....Assorted Murder charges against the two were * Social Studies Credit for General Education Requirements dropped after four key witnesses refused * * Humanities Credit for General Education Requirements to testify onbehalf of the state. Judge Carl Lund .said the two men could not be If you are in terested in an Afro-American tried again. Studies major or minor, please contact Johnetta Y. At the time, Ed Kallis, now a lieutenant Jones, 32 7 Coleman Hall, 581-5 719 or 581-3123 000� 0000000000000000000 with the Charleston Police Department, stern News On The Verge Friday, Oct. J 1, 1 980 5

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was working on the case and he said he Lincolnwood apartment southeast of believes Hobbie and Morris could have Eastern's campus. been convicted had Bobby Sanders, then Then-Edgar County state's attorney state's attorney, acted promptly. Arthur Jones reported that the state crime "The sheriff's officehad them (Hobbie lab discovered a bullet hole in the front of and Morris) pinned down but the state's Rardin's head-indicating a bullet had attorney wouldn't do anything," Kallis passed through the skull. said. Jones said Rardin had been shot at "He wouldn't stick his neck out for. close range, but the body was "too far nothing," KaJlis said. . decomposed for the autopsy to tell if the Though Kallis' statements could be girl had been assaulted."

arguable, one thing is certain-Coles · A male Carman Hall resident from County residents still do not kriowwho Manteno was questioned about the case killed Joe Plumley. because of his disappearance at about the same 'time as Rardin' s. However, the suspect proved that he was in Florida at The Disappearance the time. W .A. Bittner, Edgar County coroner at ofBarbara the time, said there was no sign of a struggle and nothing indicated that One summer afternoon in 1974, a 12- Rardin's body had been dragged to the year-old girl took her bicycle out for a woods. short ride. The ride ended in a tragedy she Bittner described Rardin's face as "all never returned from. smashed" as though she had been hit with Two men found Barbara Beasley's a pipe. badly decomposed body in a drainage Former detective Ed Kallis refuted ditch 1/4 of a mile west of the Columbia Bittner's statement saying, "There was no Machine co:and north of the Cross smashed-in face." County Mall in Mattoon. Jane Easter, Rardin's landlord, said her "I com'e down in here quite a bit, but I tenant was "very dependable, very never go back that far," one of the men congenial.'' Easter added that Rardin who found her said. "I'll never go back never complained and no one complained that far again." about her. occurring only a few weeks ago, is still Airtight Bridge, a popular gathering place Police charged Clarence LeRoy Foster, Charleston residents posted a $2,500 being investigated. for young people. who was in jail awaiting sentencing on a reward forin formation leading to The Coles County Sheriff's So far police have reported no burglary charge, with the murder of Rardin's slayer. The notice for the reward Department continues to search for clues significant clues in the case. Beasley. expired Aug. 17, 1973, and with it the - leading to the identification of a white So tonight when sharing eerie tales with Testimony revealed that Foster, while hopes of finding Shirley Rardin's killer female's dismembered body found in the friends, remember most of the stories drunk, told a friend that he (Foster) had were dashed. Embarras River on Oct. 19. being told are probably fabricated. But killed the Beasley girl. · The nude body, missing the head, then again, a few might not be. Further testimony uncovered that Paradise Lost hands and feet was found near the Foster was the last person to see the girl and that the two were seen walking in People in the Charleston-Mattoon area . the direction of the site at which the body began carrying guns with them after was found. Linda-Shriver's nude body was found i,n a SELL THOSE ITEMS YOU DON'TNE ED But one key witness' testimony, that of drainage ditch under a bridge southwest Randall Trader, was proven questionable. of Lake Paradise. INTHE Trader, a convicted felon, ,was serving a Shriver, 23, reportedly went out one CLA SSIFIED three- to nine-year prisorisentence at the Saturday evening to have a coke. Hours S time of the.trial. Bobby Sanders, state's later her body was discovered under the attorney at the time, believed that bridge. Trader's previous record and his current The coroner determined that Shriver conviction ''presents ·substantial question had been strangled and been raped. 581 �281 2 Can do it for you ! as to his credibility.'' Shriver's car was found seven miles Another witnesses' testimony, that of from the body, with the engine still Tommy Beasley, Barbara's 14-year-old running. brother, was also questioned because he Her shoes were near the car but her the week was an Educably Mentally Handicapped clothes were never discovered. End of student. The last person to see Shriver alive was The dismissal of the two witnesses' Mattoon police officerArchie Armer. Special testimony and the factthat no obvious . Armer said he last saw Shriver driving II cause of death was found at the time led alone down Broadway Street in to the dropping of the murder charge Mattoon's 1700 block area between 9 and against Foster. 9:30 p.m. Saturday. $1. 7 5 Pitchers Since then, strangulation was "She was always up and down determined to be the cause of death by Broadway,'' Armer said. Coles County Coroner Dick Lynch. He added Broadway is a popular street on However no suspects have been gathered for young kids to cruise up and down at and no further evidence has turned up. night. Armer said he was acquainted with Friday Afternoons Walk Home Shriver because she and her friends From A Long frequented the Burger Chef across from Little did four young boys know when his residence. they were cutting through Barrett's According to Armer, Shriver was a girl 11: 00 a.m. to 6 : 00 p.m .. Woods seldom seen out after 10 or 10:30 p.m. near Paris.that they would find unless she was with a member of her the badly decomposed body of an Eastern family. coed. . He added that she never. caused trouble Come celebrate

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Prostitutes aren't strangers to the sisters, whose DIXON, UL-Ronald Reagan's high school order was founded in 1641 in France as a house for drama coach says his star pupil prepared well and redeeming prostitutes. . gave him high marks in his debate with :.;>resident But Baldwin was something of a special case. She Carter. ' was not a streetwalker, but a madam who ran a "He was always prepared and always knew his J)rights well-known bordello and claimed to be a hostess to part, '' Bernard Frazer said after watching the the rich and famous. debate on television at his home Tuesday night. When police raided her house last December, she Frazer taught Reagan how to handle himself. on had been planning a party for a Saudi Arabian stage at North Dixon High School more than 50 Workers must stop prince, she s�id. years ago and said he had learned his lessons well. Baldwin said that, among other things, she talked Frazer said he thought Reagan won hands down. 'ringing their bells' to the nuns about sex. "He came -off in style. He had a good deal more CHICAGO-The federal government has "I'd try to explain the feelings of being with a presence and I felt his arguments were a little more · decided not to be a good sport about calls that its . man,'' she said. ''They said their feelings were just logical too," Frazer said. workers make on government time to find out as strong, only toward the Lord. "I have a queer theory about success," Frazer "I told them I couldn't love a man I've never seen." said. "To be successful nationally you've got to sports scores. The General Services Administration has altered spend your life working at a job in which you have the telephones in all government buildings here i natural ability and love. Nineteen out of 20 people SQ Tomato? Mar juana? that the sports, time and weather information don't do that'. Nineteen out of 20, take the job that · numbers can not be reached. pays the most bucks.'' plants puzzle police Instead, the dialer gets a reprimand in the form LITTLE ROCK, Ark.-They may have looked of a recorded message. like young tomato plants to some police officers, Pilot gets winged "This is your federal operator. Calls to time and · but the · weeds growing in front of police weather are not authorized on U.S. government headquarters didn't fool the state Crime phones·. ·· Laboratory. They were marijuana plants. 'do not �nter' sign According to GSA spokesman Ray Bulkis, the There had been a suspicion that the eight plants, by savings are substantial. 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