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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1980 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in June 1980 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. SlaU'JII....._. &Me tllelr tara Rrtat Ute ulvenlty Pllltol Maida lleld 811...,..1 a& Ute puUee alleotJq · ..,... oal. 'l'nphlel were awarded to the lllree lop pollee depart•e•t•a al:.:tll aa•aal Pellee Co•INlt raqe aear SIU Far••· A .._... 131 marb- aeeren laftve elaiHI. See'*-1 •Pap 11. Shaw to name SlU-E head 'Daily 'Egyptian 'early in July' By Jacqai Koue111k Staff Writer Monday, June 16, 19110-Vol. 64, No. 159 Efwa'::'vi~=t.,:orna~~ "very early in July" if aU goes as planned, Chancellor Kenneth Shaw said recently. Shaw said he expects to lAC turns back men's athletics budget receive the names of the presidential fmalists from W. By Marll Paltiell tingeocy plan. . reeommend Q the Office of Deane Wiley, chairman of the due to the fact we bad more SlU-E search committee, by Sporta &.•tc.r The ptoblem llllmlUDdin« the Universitv Relations that the scholarships to ·fund and the The Intercollegiate Athletics men's budget l!tems from Saluki F&inl Team no loDger Thursday. cost of travel, meals and Speaking at the Board of Committee refused to place its ptOjecting income, both from be fundaf with monies from the lodging went up drastic:ally. . 8llllnmll on the Sll) OM!Il'a Truatees meeting last week in · aUiletles department's budget ::l!:~ilyS.Ourl!:ryantac~ - ~-= :="'~ · Spriqfield, Shaw uid be plans "11'ltb this lludcet -'0 ...... lo'...... l01Dl2laliun" request for $1,955.000 Friday associate vice president for $13,000. about $43,000 on sdlolarships, because of an overbudgeting university relations, said in- meeting with each fiDalilltoa IUs figure of approximately come figures change constantly •• A good deal of money foes to which means every athlete who home campus. $146,000. from month to mootb, which the Dying team and they re not is a starter on any team wiD The cbanceUor's selection is The committee refused to added to the men's possible ooe of the 12 inten:ollegiate receive some sort of aid." subject to a~al by the c:oosider the budget request deficit. sports listed by the men's board. As w1th the SIU-C before a contingency plan could "The income figures get department," committee presidential search, the be presented with provisions for better and more accurate member Jean Paratore said. trustees will interview the eliminating the possible deficiL toward the end of the fiscal "One way to cut back on the fmalists in e:.:ecutive sessioo. Committee member William year," Lacey said. ''Thefigures men's budget would be to SlU-E has been without a Klimstra said the panel could we bave now are better than the eliminate that $13,000 ex permanent president since not seriously consider a budget ones we bad in February. We peoditure. sept. 15 when Shaw left the showing a possible deficit. position to bead the SIU system. hope to come up with euc:t 'I1te committee did a- Lazerson has sen'ed "There's DO real way we can put income fi~ to base the rr· -·- Earl as our blessing on something that budget on by the end of July. however, the women's athletics' acting presidenL plans for a deficit that large," "AI•.._ ...... in this reQUeSt for $768,326, a 41 per- Lazerson is also one of the ...... _.. .._~~-e cent increase fnlm last year's four presidential candidates left he said. ''The men's depart mannel' is an acceptable way •" request. Women's Athletics ment is going to bave to show us ill the running, along with be said, "a ~n wiD be set up to Diredor Charlotte West said Gordon Goewey, vtce president ways they plan on making up make prov15ions if a deficit she ..,.._ted DO ___..._.. from the planned deficit, either by should occ:ur. On ooe band, the -.-- ...... ,...... ,.. a 1d provost at Trentoo State elimmating some programs or men's budget might go over the committee. College, John Dillon, former cutting back an of them. wbat is planned, but by the "I presented the committee vice president for academic: same token, projected income with a balanced budget," she affairs at the University of "It's ridiculous to think Louisville, and Thomas Jordan, $146,000 is going to faD from the from outside sources m1~t be said. "Everything was worked sky and land in their laps." too low and the men's rt- out to the dollar. The bu ~c!P.!rm~~.. ~~.~ ~~~~ to ... !~!~?P2~.. m~ ,.m Entertainment Ediw partner, Wonder Woman. 80' ever, amid aU the smiles Chamber of Commerce and before the movie "~an" To millions of Americans (Jl..'lers walked through the Dea and laughter were frowns of beaded the construction of a became a box«tice hiL across the country, Superman is market and browsed at the disapproval and doubt. To Superman parll, left town for After We s t e r fie I d 'a a myth; a super-hero found only Superman displays and many residents, this "Super- the weekend. suggestioa drew a considerable in comic books and Saturday numerous arts and crafts man Celebration" stirred And if others in the town were amount of euthusiasm from !Doming ca~ons. But to most. exhibits. memories of 1971, when the skeptical about the second residents, the Chamber of if .not qu1te aU ~ 7,500 For ~ost residents of !fle town launched~ ~ful ann~l ~bration, there were Commerce joined in the res1dents of Metropolis, IU., small nver town, the occas1011 attempt to cash m on Its name justifications. - preparations and the whole Superman is alive and weD, was a fun-filled community as the home of the Man of Steel. The small farm and industry town went "Superman.. fulfilling his promise to uphold event which drew an audience Les Harper, retired chief ~ town, which lies at the southern wild. A 50-foot-long billboard "truth. justice and the from aU over. The town's police, and Joe Summer, ret!'•ed tip of Dlinois just across the of Superman Dying through the Ame~can way." ·athletes, as weD as others from director of the Chamber of Ohio River from Paducah, Ky.. air was constructed to greet Th1s weekend Superman the area and out-of-state, Commerce, were involved in is the only place in the United those entering the town. A. "flew in from parts unknown" gathered for the 8:30a.m. 10,000 the 1971 plans. Although they States Postal Directory with the picture of Superman ripping off to attend a three-day meter road race on Saturday, endured the 97-degree tem· name Metropolis. With this his shirt was painted on the celebration in his honor. civic organizations donated perature to display Superman novelty in mind, Westerfield water tower. restaurants Children young and old prizes and volunteers for the relics, neither would comment proposed in 1971 that the town converted their establishments' gathered around Superman weekend, bands played aiid on the previous effort. adopt Supemlan as its SOD-36 decor into red. white and blue Square to talk to their adopted merchants sold their Roods at Bob Westerfield, the man who years after be became a comic: (C.Iinel • r.,. 5) . A~U ~es to ~top Death Row transfer Solar group ., ...... motion was denied two days · privileges, McDoweD said. inmates and did not affect those seeks funds ...... later. A second motion was rued · Goldberg caUed the reasoning sentenced to Meou~rd's con Tbe AIBericaa Civil Liberties Wednesday, but was denied' of better facilities at Menard demned unit following the in Unioe llau asked the U.S. Friday, Goldberg said. "candy coating." He said that junction. .from Council Supre~~~e CGurt to blodt the The fli'St four of 21 inmates the move would interfere witb a transfer ol inmates on de.atb scbeduJed to be moved arrived prh.crers' constitutional right . ])(opartment of Corrections :l.:':J!...... row at die Staterille Correc at Meuard Thursday afternoon, of easy access to counsel, '-& offici~ refused t;o say when Solar energy developments in tional caRr .... Joliet w the , according to Lawanda Cross. weD as make it difficult for more Inmates will ~ tl'an- the city may receive some c...... _. 1111it at tbe Menard administrative assistant to !families of inmates to visit since sferred from Statevllle to administrative support this Com!dilal ee.ter. Menard Warden James Greer. the majority of the inmates are Menard, saying only that ther, week if the carbondale City A ll'l!llllllf!ll fell' tbe bilb court's The inmates were trans to from the Chicago area. would be moved "periodically. ' · eounciJ agrees tn aDocate S5 000 interftlltion was delivered Menard by van, she said. "StateviDe has a maximum McDowell said that in the f~ture of its energy division funds' for Friday to Supreme Court capacity of 53 inmates in its all those condemned to die by research of a Municipal Solar Justiee Jobo Paul Stevens, The state Department of Illinois Courts will be sent to Utility for the city. CorrectiODS justified moving condemned unit," Goldberg David Goldberg. ACLU legal said. "But there are only 21 Menard. Chris Robertson, energy diredar. said. . condemned inmates from However, the state will planner for Shawnee Solar Stateville to Menard on the need ~------~---~-~ IJt4Y. OUII'!i5. ,.,_ 1iiiU'5E C"~ccording to reliable sources. the Undergraduate HillS 6EIBIIJ5LY f»6ENTEE) Student Organization is considering putting together a ., FEP A FElli QIE51IONS, student directory for the upcoming academic year. A major question for the USO, however, seems to be llow to pay for the directory. If what I bear over the grapevine is true, the USO may charge $1 per directory to offset the costs of printing and labor. Although most students can afford to pay this nominal sum, we already sbeU out enough in fees and shouldn't have to pay for something that should be free to us. Of course, the USO doesn't want to take a financial soaking, either. WeU, I have a simple solution for all involved. We get our schedule books free because advertising space is sold in them. The USO could do the same thing in its phone directories. Wc:al merchants geared toward the student market- bars; fast food joints, stereo stores and clothing shop&- wwld Dock to advertise in the directory. The USO could charge hip enough advertising rates to defray the casta ol production. It would be a great public relations move for the USO, whose status among the students is almost as low as Lynn Emmennan's. It looks great 011 paper, but undoubtedly there wiD be snags if the uso doeS follow mx plan. Finding the people to work 011 the project could be difficult, as it's not the usiest chore to assemble 22,000 names, addresses and phone numbers. Butit's been done at ISU. It can be done here. Supei7JIG!' .and son "Tile Maa of Steel."' Qac:• Mallea of P•••••· &y •• eomforh a •••11 faa wu ill iatiaidate4 by tile llero's pre8eDt:e. ~ "'llew" ... MeenpoliiUU...... take par& Ia Ute S.penaaa Celelwaat. llelll ia ...... His 3-year•ld .... BraHea, wu appnprialely *-ell fer die occaU. ... • .... a tile ...... rellbery...... tntll , juUce ... Ute Ameriaa way." l:ijJy AMara Superm.an con1es hon1e to Metropolis ...... CGnlillnt (C...... Pa«eU Amazing World of Superman." rejuvenating the the project position on the ~mmittee, the YIIIWidi Superman nostalgia, the local The town's vision of fame were discussed and in June of success of tbis year's weekly newspaper changed its peaked in May, lim, when the l!r19, Metropolis once again celebration was on shakey Bacb..,. name to The Metropolis Planet Superman exhibition center, the opeaed its arms to the public ground. The committee, which and thousands of bumper fU'St phase of '"lbe Amazing eye with the renewed was formed only two months Cal today far I ~ World of Superman, •• held its "Superman Celebratioo~':.... ago, was not organized and Electroi¥Sis---..._.. ~~==:~.,~~ grand opening ceremony. About Last year's success prompted participation was minimal, hairiii1IINIII Steel" were printed. 600 media representatives were the town to make the event an Legereit said. On January 21, um, mem on hand to view the exhibits, annual affair. With the close of "Right now tne ~mmittee is bers of the news media from aU which pertained to the Super- the second celebration, the only just trying to rebuild the spirit over the country c:onv~ed in man legend. ~mments to be heard were of Superman, which dwindled Metropolis to take part m the 1be excitement and the fame those about next year's plans, after the financial failure in official adoption Of Superman. was, however, sbort lived. Some which promise to be bigger and 1973. U we can rebirth the spirit The story spread faster than sa1 it was the llm-74 energy better, said Dan Legereit, and finances, then we will look brushfire when the ceremony cnsis which kept tbe tourists off chairman of the Superman towards reconstruction of 'The was televised on the CBS of the roads. A Chamber of Committee. Amazing World of Superman'," evening news and in a matter of Commerceoffieal, who declined he added. days Metropolis had gained his name, said it was lack of When the story of Metropolis' national recognition. As the organization on the part of the rekindled efforts made the news Superman theme grew larger, ~mmittees. But, whatever the wires, a Toyko- based film of those Westerfield and a group of cause, the dream aU company became interested in .( -. businessmen incorporated involved was shattered when the event and sent a ftlm crew to · themselves and sold $250.000 "The Amazinl World of cover the celebration. Legereit worth ·of stoc:lr. Two· local SUperman•• cJO&eCI' Its dciOnl in ·-and bJs ramDy were selected to Bakery-Deli businessmen bought $84,000 the faD of 11m and never again be featured in the rum. "World .Ope~~.illl 1e p.m.· .:· worth and 820 other re-opened. Wide Children:-Featuring Metropolitans purchased the In APril of 1974 an auction Danny and Family and the Mon.-Sat. remaining stock. for an average was hefd at the center and most Home of Superman," which will cost of about $202 each. of its exhibits were sold. Most of ~Sly Turkey Sandwich The corporation bought the money raised had gone "the crowd's enthusiam toward _ Murcia Ia Shoppl"8 Center licensing rights to the name towards extensive research and the ct'lebration has grown since A457 4313 "Superman" from National lawyers fees, and the scheme to last year. The number of events Periodical Publications, a put Metropolis on the map was has also grown and we expect division of Warner Com nothing but a memory. next year's celebration to be munications, for $50,000. They But the emotional bond even better," said Legereit, had as their dream a Superman between Metropolis residents who donned a pin-striped Museum, a million dollars and "The Man of Steel" was not "gangster suit" to play the part worth of comic book art and the completely severed. With the of "Carnation Dan" during a construction of a Disneyland release of the movie "Super staged hold-up at a local bank. style theme park called "The man," some thoughts about Before Legereit took the The American Tap Happy Hour RED LIPS 1-1 P.M. KISS MY 25~ Drafts 70~ Speedralls 11:30 TO 1:30 ... $1.50 Pitchers ,------IRING THE FAMILY '• I AND ENJOY On Special I ALL THE PIZZA & I All Day & Night l SALAD YOU CAN EATI I BLACK & WHITE RUSSIANS ~------. $1.00 Plzza. i nn."i Carbondale•.••• 457-3358 Herrin •••••. tG-3124 West Frankfort.• 932-3173 Murphysbaro..687..:W1• 'Dallas' fans get first shooting clue Campus Briefs By ne Aneciii&M Prese mental institution ~. a result of J .R. might suceuinb to hi! Television ·· fana who have , her husband's machinatims. wounds. been biting their nails won- · And if soaJH)pera tradition is The real Dallas police say dering whoshotJ.R. Ewing, the any guide, Barnes' arrest may they have gotten calls inquirii!J! The Weight Management Workshop is a two1fay program aimed dastardly oU tycoon on the bit tum out to be :> red herring, about tbe sllootinl from as far at impl'OVing personal bealtb and maintaining eact'l participant'• series "Dallas," now have their since the first few people away as England, where the optinal weight. To achieve maximum value, tile environment wiD farst official suspect. Police arrested-or even bied and series is even more popular be supportive and relaxing. The registration fee is ~ for ~· have arrested Cliff Barnes, bis convicted of a crime-rarely than in tbe UDited States. munity members and $50 for SIU-C students. The fee 18 to be pa1d ex-wife's lover. tum out to be guilty. in advance and includes lod«ing and carefully Dlanned meaJs. Tbe &lml'!l, in the person of actor Capitalizing on the intense workshop begins July 1 at Touch of Nature. Questims can be Ken Kercheval, was handcuffed popular interest--.Jimmy the answerea by caUiDg Barb Fijolek at 4S7-G348. and taken to ja~·Saturda night Greek even posted the odds on after being a in the various suspects-Lorimar bas As Usual The Parent SUpport Group wiD meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Ewing Building in downtown announced extensive plans to We have Pulliam 117. This group has been formed as a support group for DaUas. keep the tightly guarded secret parents of "special needs" cbildren. If you plan on attending but The scene was filmed as Several different scripts have the Unusual... need a babysitter, call Ginny Hayes at 529-1324 during tbe day or at production resumed for the fall been prepared with different 452-2311 during tbe evening. season of the CBS show. Last assailants, and alternate season's fmal segment ended solutions will be filmed to make 11\AGA Rice Brooks, former college football player, DOW an evangelist, witb J.R., played by Larry sure that cast and crew will speak at 7 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday in the Renaiasance Ha,man, being shot and members stay confused. Gift Shop Room ol tbe Student Cenlel". seraously wounded, leaving Rumors have even spread millions of fans to suffer that if Hagman failed to agree A Creative Therapy ~will be offered f~ six w~ ~ Aeon through weeks of reruns before on a new contract with Lorimar. Alternatives. The group will offer therapeutic teclmiques in art, learning who did it. ~,&Ill' 111111111! II music and movement to people wanting to work out personal On Saturday, a production problems in a safe, non-threatening en•.:'ironment. Tbe first group crew swarmed around the First will meet at 3 p. m. Tuesday Cdates and times after that are subject International Buildin· MALIBU VILLAGE to change). Register by calling 529-2211 or drop by Aeon at 717 S. otherwise known as the Ewmg University Con the island>.· family's corporate Two Locations: headquarters-filming parts of & Aeon Alternatives is needing volunteers for its Big Brother..Sister the season opener. 1000 E. Park Rt. 51 South project. Volunteers are asked to give a minim~ six. mon~. four The scene shows J.R. with his hours per week commitbnent to a youth needing friendship and shirt ripped open and NOW TAKING St;tMMER companionship. Course credit can be given in some cases. Contact paramedics giving bim oxygen Jean Martin at 529-2211. as he is wheeled from the office building to an ambulance. AND FALL CONTRACTS Barnes is standing among the 9 month & 1 year leases Plzotographs tell story crowd of 50 curious onlookers ~ :m~':S~C:::"u:':! •No utility deposit ot South location hospital. •Near campus of cit)·'s first 50 )"ears Lori rna r Productions spokesman Tom Bishop would •A•r conditioned not say whether Barnes will be Bv Marv Harmon Logan. some of the city's •Clean and quiet surroundings siaff writer charged with the shooting. founding fathers, highlight tbe But Barnes is only one of a •Natural gas ot South location While much of the city's display. But those men by no do\\-ntown is in the process of dozen or so characters witb means exhaust the exhibit, nor excellent motives for trying k Sorry No Pets getting a facelift, much of its the city's history, said the history is being preserved, for kill J .R. Chief among them i! exhibit's researcher. his own wife, SUe Ellen, whc For Further Info Call: the summer at least, in the Susan Burnam, a graduate North Gallery of the Faner wben last we saw her was on thE assistant in anthropology, who point of beiru! carted off to a 457-8383,..l Museum and Art Galleries. researched the material with An exhibit titled "Car Marjorie Nathanson. the bondale: The First Fifty Years museum's curator, said the <1856-19061" features 52 display is more like a family photographs showing the album with many of the same beginnings of the SIU campus people appearing throughout. and its urban environs. "It doesn't show everything In commemoration of In about Carbondale. It's sort of VACATION ternational Museum Day. the like a plar. Minor characters exhibit opened May 18 and will keep poppmg up," she said. run through August 1. The She expbined that many of Faner Museum and Art the photographs are from the TRAVEL LOANS Galleries' hours are 10 a.m. to 4 same organizations' collections p.m. Monday through Friday or from private collections of North? South? East? West? and 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Sunday. descendants of the city's early City land purchaser David residents, which accounts for Harmon Brush, Southern the "family album" effect. Whichever is the way to your dream vocation, Illinois Normal University Donators to the exhibit in Professor George Hazen clu~e the Jackson County let us help you get there. French and General John A. SPCVItleo..._...b ,,o'C' ~(\· ...(\~ A series.~·· of awanl winning •lhautlon shorts Inducting: Frank Film Bambi vs ~odzllla Your Credit Union wants to help make all your dreams a_reolity. Come into the Mon.& Tues. Credit Union officf' today & make 7:01. 1:00. 9:00 tomorrow's vacation your dream Call your vacation today! sI u EMPLOYEES Stop in your CREDIT UNION SIU Credit Union 1217W. Main St. Office today Carbondale. IL 62901 .S'I·359S Page f, Daily Egyptian, June 16, 1980 ~ ~~ ~ Late gripes about housing common FLIGHT RESTAURANT Ry Carol Knowles housing units are checked every made. However. the unit must Lunch Specials: · student Writer year for code violations by two be occupied or for rent in vrder Cabbage Roll or The end of a semester usually full-time inspectors. Both for an inspection to be legal, he brings a dramatic increase in owned and rental units are added. StuHed Pepper the number of complaints the inspected on a rotating basis. An inspection of a premise_ is Carbondale Housing Code ~ -Mon. & Tues.- "Inspections are made. but made within 48 hours of rece1pt Southern Ill. Airport Commission receives con not as often as they should be," of a complaint by the com "5;.~n-~ cerning_ code violations, John Yow said. ''There are over 5,000 mission, Yow said. Serious code ..... 549-8522 Between Carbondale and Murphy~bor~ Yow. director. says. rental units in Carbondale. It violations such as leaking roofs Yow said students often wait would take three years just to and exposed electrical wirin, until the end of the school year inspect all of them one time." must be fix~.:-d in five to seven to register complaints about the Yow said money is not days after ''n inspection takes housing conditions for fear of available to expand the place. retaliation from their landlords. "Any time there is a housing But complaints can and should ~~~t!~ ~a~iv!~Fm~k!· ~= shortJJge.landlords aren't going be made whenever violations program effective. to be as concerned about occur, he said. "Even with five full-time correcting violations,'' he said. "If a student has a problem, inspectors, rental units could "They know students need a we want to know about it," Yow only be inspected once in two place to stay. and will take said. "We want students to years," be said. "A lot of anything they can get." know that we are here to help violations can happen in that Although landlords don't them." length of time." volunteer to fix their property, Under the Systematic Yow said housing units could Yow said the majority of lan Housing Inspection Program. be inspected for code violations dlords are cooperative after 1.200 to 1,400 Carbondale at any time, if a complaint is being advised of a violation. Monday's Puzzle Rabies quarantine lifted for most of ACROSS 51Fiyllloft Jackson County 52 SfniiiiiPC)tS 1lamb'apen SSTIIIceeb«k Friday's Puzzle Solved The rabies quarantine for 59 Sou1tlward: Jackson County has been lifted, 5 Alle¥latecl 3-ds A T T u• D A e I F U I a except for certain rural parts of tO -Speedy 81Calm TIO •• I.If IMIIIIT 14 Deep brown 82 - of a.- 0 Ill A D. C I T ' Ill I • a I the county, the administrating 15lncllne 83 CtiOic:e •oDULATI LITTI. veterinarian for Jackson 18SIIIIce 84Girt's- County said last week. AOMATI .AWLIOUT 17 Hipbones 85Suffer Dr. Charles Koehn, a Mur 18StM8 IMIM!ater.Sp. ILATI •••• , 1•1 MIOI Lllllll CLA. physboro veterarian, said the 20 Prot.nity: 87 Abylrned 1•1 T ITA. CMIIT 2wonla quarantine bas been lifted 204 West Freeman 22 ...... DOWN except for the southwest portion of the county. He said that in Campus Shopping Center 23Semeeter ,..., COIIIPVI eATTLRIIII 24 ..._1944 NoiMI .. _A ¥ A I L cludes the area south of routes 3 Carbondale, IL 62901 2Humdinga- r•••• ALTA aaao and 149 and west of route 127. Tel. 618-529-2031 25Dillodge 30Wis'wlle ••••• o••• ••oo Carbondale and Murphysboro 28 Doctors' con- 4"- -of city areas are part of the area Honey'' 24 Snake 44 Slcy light no longer under quarantine. 320.....word SAccornpe- 25 a.-ttl 47 ""'"- Mountain Ruggetlneu 33Sou-* nled Koehn said a skunk found two Bred - 28 8e1e - 4lt Tr.lleCII miles southwest of Mur 35 Fllh IW-*0 27 Aornpt 518oul For Photograpt..n 38 Pertatlee 7Vended 28~ 52Gore physboro was confirmed to be Constructed of 9.7 oz. 8 Flo*l week, ...... 29 Cllmor 53 Com br-s rabid this but animals _cordura nylon. 3 times the strength 40l-uort 9Sutldue 30 INtruetOr 54 EuropeM picked up in more populated 41 Upright 10 BIKklmlths 31 Worries mounteln areas have been found not to be of canvas at v, the weight. 43Seeda 11 Yer.UIIn 34 n-ter box- 55 Wr8Ck end rabid. 45~ 12Mix 37 _ _,_, • ....,_ T~11!~!.~.!!!-er 48Rumored 130olaneend Koehn said pet owners are REG. SALE 48Aqualtceni- c:ha 3e -Sc11Mr 57 VOlUme still Ullled to have their animals Camera log- body 12x8x5" .,.... 11tPatb 42~58HII vaccinated for rabies. He said with front packet 10x6x2" 11.M-22.JJ 50 "'--= Sp. 21"-on - 80Sp.cr- owners of animals should watch their pets if they come into large Camera Bag- body 14x9xT' contact with wild animals, such with front packet 10x6x2" 43.11-M.tJ as skunks or squirrels. Pro Comera log- body 14x9x8.5"' .,_,,_.,_,, Any unusual behavior by wild animals should be reported to Supet" Proscomera bog-body 14x9x12111.... 77.11 the police or the sberiff's office, Koelm said_ Bags have moveable foom dividers to customize them for your equipment. Billiards Parlour Presents Daily Lunch Specials 10om-6pm Ham& Cheat;a J:llp.M. SHOW SI.M Chips Chips •••••••••••••••••••WIIKDAYS J:te 7:11 t:N Pickle I Pickle MAD M&GAZI.II: ••• $1.49 uitiiiz &CADEM ~7i'!. 0 lj1 1:11 p.M. SHOW S1.M WIIKDAYS S:1S f:1S 9:15 . . Daily Egyptian. June 16, 19110, Page 7 WE HAVE MOVED APARTMENTS FOR GROUP: 7 bedroom. Block NOW RENTING FOR Visit our Expanded SUMMER :-:::·~~-·~: =nished. Students only. Pets OK. SIU appr""ecl IOf Showroom 10phamar.. and up Call before9am_or,4p!":::a COMPUTERS BY: eoturirtg· •Apple fllico..,cies. 2 & 3 bd FURNISHED 2 BEDROOM House Splot level op"- in quiet neighborhood. 15 minutes •Texas Instruments W••h Swimming pool from campus. Summer only $225 •Atori A1r cond•t•o•ung per mooth. 457-6242; ask for Lorie. Woll to Woll corpehng 86023Bb1&8 SALE Fully furn•shed Computer Books Coble rv Htvfce MURPHYSBORO: SPACIOUS Matnter.onc• t.erv•ce ~ OLDER bouse. 31arge bedrooms &Programs Chorcoal gt_ill• appl~. S200 per month. After Values to $20.00 ANDYH 5pm Stt-5460. 51150Bbl61 VERY ClOSE TO CAMPU~ Now$1.00 FO< oniO Wet.,used.-.o~ FOR SALE Good condition or .m needing repair CARBONDALE HOUSING ...... Mt-Mtl SMALL 3 bedroom furnished Automotlv• MISS KITTY'S USED Furaiture: llr14 BLUE MusTANG; Exeellent Be;a and mattreues complete, ~u:· ::t1a~ ~rt:~re ---- Ramada Inn oo Old Route 13 Wesl · coaditian. 51,000 Ktual mil•. air ebests of drawers and dr•sers, desks, wardrobes, sofas, and Call e&H145. 85841Bb174C coaditicJDed; DeW brak•; battery; AQUARIUII • MURPHYSBORO · lr'lllllmillioo...... 5833Aal58 tables, coffee tab._, lamps, Route P.aa & ·-- 148, Hurst, lllinaie. Free cleliYery TROPICAL Fisb • amall alliJDU CARBONDALE: NICE 1 bedroom, 5 BEDROOM, 1182 E. Walnut. ad birdl, allo dOll aad eat .. Available Immediately. taS mootb 1M1 CHEVY ' ton Pickup. ~ to 25 mn. 117·1481 or Car r.. appllanc:es provided, available bondale, 457·51H, RR _ 4, ~~Co.,20~~ immediately. $130.00 per mooth, no each, Summer. $115 each, Fall. Doesn't loolr good bat runs. S250. 457-4334. B5822Bb173C Call 54t-767l. 51155Aa180 Cbautauqua Aptl. No. t. 5853Af175 pets. stt-31173-. 86012Bal80 AKC REGISI'ERED, PEDIGREE SEARS LARGEST WINDOW Air STUDENT RENTALS Conditioner (28,000 BTU). 10 ::-lym:rm~~~.: a'::: STUDENT months olcl. $275. 529-1688 after - 1815, afternocJna « eveoinp. FOR FALL Spm. 51182AflD 5868Ahl60 RENTALS 3 and 4 bedroom houses Musical om.. Close to C.mpu close to campus. n Pinto 4 cylaut. w/alr W YOU CAN TliRN large& small Call between 4:00 and n.._.4cyi4 .. S1.-IIII Also 1 & 2 bclrm apts 5:00pm. 75 ltonlta Civic 4 cyl. aut ALBUMS INTO CASH 76 Pinto 4 cylaut. We now buy and sell new & for Summer or Fall. S2t-1112 54...... Call anytime or 74 "-aut. w/alr used albums at The Music Box preferably between INIE.M.III (01:ross from th• tro•n 'Sotottan} 3:30-5 OUR HOUSES HAVE been taken MINI-REFRIGERATOR DORM 529-1012 or 549-6110 but see our ada under Mobile ,,..,, or bar sized reffiaerstor..freeler. BUESCHER ALTO SAXOPHONE Homes and Rooms for rent. Call .. 457-7-.JGr15411-70a. II$742Bbl&eC Only one -yeu old. Brown wltb aeelleat eoodiliaD. 010.00, caii 1972 PJI\JTO WAGON. Rebuilt wooif fill.iab. 549-Jtl85. 51180All58 5a-1815. 6000An158 ~~~~~!n~~~ carburetor and engine, new tires, Available now. 457-21194. 5949Ba160 Mobile Homes AFRICAN ARTIF~CTS: WOOD, UPRIGHT PIANO: GOOD Con ~~~ :::c:..r:~ ditioo. MovinS, must sell 6114-4424. LARGE THREE BEDROOM work. Call 55-1151 daytime and ::'ti-~~~:.:. -::: Beat mfer. to20A.nl63 159&-6561 weekends and evenillp. eveoinp. 5888Af163 ($'r:J0.00). S!rnAIU60 :ro'ar:"~~~:!,~~; ~~- ~=~~~ HANG-GLIDER WANT TO fly but Real Estate and Insurance, 457· FOR RENT 3344 85965 160 1979 PONTIAC GRAN Prix, can't affonl flight lessom. Try this r~·~-~__,r""''l"__Ba.. _ 1~~~W/1 yr. lease Continental kit. Under 15,000 like new multicolor 32 Ft. kite_ Call 1 miles. 21MPG. $6500. 549-1046 after 549-4205 after Spm. 6009Afl67 Now ta ng Rt. 51 North 6pm. 6005Aa167 Apartments SELLING 9x22 ORIENTAL rug, Summer& Fall SINGLES AVAILABLE NOW. $135 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE·1!MI2 t60; and Pionftr RSSOO 3 way OUR APARTMENTS HAVE been per mooth. 12XSO. Furnished and speakers, MO.OO eaeb. 54H818. taken bat see our ads under Mobile Contracts ::x; e~~!~~~ •::e~f!~iti~:; 6022Ah63 Homes and Rooms for rent. Call for efficiencies, one restoring. 6114-4424. 6019Aa161 457·7352 or Stt-7039. BS741Bal68C bdrm and two bdrm ~-:u:s=No Pets. 54!HI612 =~ or 549-3002. ~~y~ BEER-WINE MAKERS: Supplies B5685Be167C by mail order. BlrJ Enterpriles NICE ONE BEDROOM, furnished, opts. 3 blocks from Parts & Services Dept. DE., 1845 S. 19th :·l.~r:~:n~~ S. Wall, campus. No pets. FALL SINGLES. WE pay the heat KARCO Springfield, ll.62073. $1.00 Cataloi bill. $155 per mooth. One bedroom 250 items. 5920Af162 BS9448al74 Glenn Will-. Rental duplex, furnished and air· Karsten Auto Recycllna conditioned, also includes water. Corp. ONE MONTH 510 So. University trash and maintenance. Very Guaranteed Electronics clean, 3 miles east oo New 13. No 457-7t41 pets. 549-6612 or Stt-3002. Recyclecl Auto Ports SPEAKERS, RTR SOOd. Sound FREE RENT 1 EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS B58328c: 70C Foreign • Domestic Ctati;:1!~~~~~- Call Ivy Manor ~~~~~~;~ii~i~':~i:a!?ra~~ ONE, TWO, AND Three bedroom Fr-Parts Locating • 5 States &024Ag164 708W.Mill cl ded, 10 mobile homes.. .for swnme" and N. N-Era Rood Carbondale 1 yr. contracts u $145.00 or $165.00. Call 549- fall. All air-conditioned. 3 gr,•at -457-0421 -457-6319 6523. 5864Ba160 loeatlona • Southern Park • Malibu NALDER STEREO Call manager for details NICELY FURNISHED 1 or 2 Village. East College St. Rafli!e bedroom, air, carpet. water, $90-$260 per month. Phone now 54t-451 00 Motorcycles C.rtrlclge Special pets. 55-1735,457-4954.,457-6956. Woodruff Services, 549-7653, ~ oftheWeelc 5947Bal75C 61987. B5341Bci.SiiC 750 HONDA • CLEAN, STOCK, CARBONDALE HOUSING. ONE good mechanical condition. ADC Integra XLM 1 bedroom furnished apartment, air, 12 and 14 WIDE TRAILERS, W $850.00, after 5- 55-1688. 59113Ac1fi3 available immediately, 2 miles l and 2 bedroom apt. ~room. Warren Road. Fur· List$69.95 west mCarbondale Ra!tada Inn on close to campus oished, carpet. AC. No pets. 549- 8481 Real Estate This Week Only $32.50 Old Route 13 Welt. Caii68H145. starting Fall. · 5814Bc173C BSt40Ba174C ENERGY EFFICIENT: 3 C II b tw 4 5 ONE SMA'..L TRAILER. Suitable bt-di"oom home near Devils Kit· Also a e een • p.m. for one pe_rson. $75 per month. eben Lake; adjoininll Crab Or· 52?- 1082 549-~880 _ Water furnished. Neer East Hip chard Refuae. 12 miles from Sonic Bro..?m By ...... School oo Giant City Bladltop. 54t- ~Super inluJated,large Audio Technico Now Taking livans area, 'Ita baa'!IDent, patio H0US8S 4.144. 85885Be161 List$13.95 Now $10.25 Summer elec:tric: bueboard 8Dd wood beat, 5 BEDROOM, 1176 E. Walnut. 2 MUROALE SINGLE & Contracts people need 3 more. Available ;:J,!:t!!i~!:l=·:=:.d lmperial East & West is uncle IDlDlediately. Sll5-mooth each. 457- FAMILY HOMES priced. Owner must sell!!! ca7J Also 5tH8IW evenillp. 51113Adl61 Maxem UOXlll C90 new management. 4334. B5823Bbl73C 2 bdrms. southwest residential 1 Bdrm furnished opts. (water $4.99ea. AnyQty. ~~!J: :..':::~ ~miles to campus on city streets: Mabile HomH included}. Summer $150 per dryer. In Cobden. PMaible to &hare httle traffic. Anchored, under- CARBONDAlE: 10X50, with 10d2 month. a ride witil otber ltUdeatl. 185.00 skirted, insulated. Furnished. city additioa, air, diab-wasber. A·l 715 S. Unlvenlty 5% off if semester paid n ad c:dlditiaD, 1•. clap -. wooded _...... eacb periOD 6 sbare utilities. facilities. Very campetitivoe. Avail- lot, tl,750. 417-1571afters p.m. vance. Call-: .-57-8572 after 6 !:::..e:!:tr.:t'=:!:,. tbroup able now & June 1. Ca11457-7352 1018Aelf\ Mt-UH ~~- 1 .-o•'•~-9~-7-~------.J RoontiiiCII.. NIID AIIOII'nON IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY: ATTENTION ALL INFOIIMATION? Now Available ONE FOR Summer aod Fall. To help you through this ex· Recreation Stnn,...r and Fall CleaD, 4 bedroom house, 2 blocb -UJUA1E SIUDDns:l (ni-__, ....M-th1 •• C-tNcts from campus. Colleea 457-GIOS. perience we give you com 60148e161 plete CO\;nseling of any •1980 N- J & 2 Bedrooms duration before ond otter · on your •Nicely Furnished & Carpeted the procedure. •Energy saving (no C.I.P.S.) pplications are cur CALLUS mind? •Laundromat Facilities ently being taken fo .. .._•• c..·· •Nice Quiet & Clean Setting C.ll Collect ,14-"1-IHS ROOMMATE WANTED: MALE position of liasio Near Campus he OrTollfn~e or more information or oppoint Nice 2 bedroom bouse. 1 minute icer between th enttos- ..... ,7_ .... : ~:.neC:rlrs;.~= te student coun hone: 457-52.. month. Briao 457-12164. Keep COVER'S UPHOLSTERY. University Hel.hts trying. 51160Bel60 il and the graduat 1 1 Moltll• H-lst. =~ ~!!:p~eteufi': ~e;:;bri~n: ROOMMATE: PRIVATE chool. (half-time os supplies available. Caii529-J052. IN. (Just off E. Pwl& St.) B5410El73C Also-. country locetlon istantship beginnin ------._...___...... Sorry Dished,=:~M~~ties~=-~-~ 4$7-4710. SIISI8e158 PAPERS, DISSERTATIONS. AND all semester. Thesis typed, IBM Correcting N FEMALE WANTED TO subleue 2 Selectric II. neat, accurate, bem'OOID 00... for summer. Rent reasonable rates. 549-2874. MOBILE HOMES, 12Jt50, 2 cheap. FuUy furnisbed. Vf!!rJ' nice. 5497El73 bedroom, clean, air, pool, free bus 457-5121. 51rl58el!ilt to campus, swnmer or fall. Pbone TYPING SERVICE 4$7-8378. 5956Bcl75 START IMMEDIATELY. ONE or informatlo MURPHYSBORO. Fast. reliable, rocmmate for .._ bmiJid Ree. call 536-7721 efficient. Teo years experience Rent lll!lotiable.. Kriati, -.zz:n, ~ng d~~i.on:e,e~~ RENT WAR 1:41&-2:08. Leave -.e. -.Bel58 (GSC Office) available. Campus delivery. &lfl- If money meons 2553. 5931El74C NEEDED MALE: ONE ...,..._, anything to you BELLY DANCE-FOR fun and 8ftwide $70 ==~~W:tm:-::s:.=: exercise. Classes begin June 19. CaD after 5paL .-n8el14 Arabian Nights Dance Studio. 1Oft wide $80 Eastgate Sbopping Center. 985- ROOMMATE WANTED! • TO 3356. 5994E 163 12ft wide $125 Share beautilulllaue at 4JI W. FEMALE BARTENDER OR Waitress Wanted. Full or Part A-1 TVR NTAL Have deposits reody !!:.:a.:ee. r.::~::~~ •-c:.i time: IDquire - S.l. Bowl .. Cd Colleea, 4$7-ZIM _. se--. alter ~ B5812Ct71C Color $25 monthly CHUCKS RENTALS Black & White $15 monthly 54t-3374 ..,..... TV's --WANTED: ROOIOL\TE TO 1bare :::! a::..,.~:::,~~·r~ WE BUY Worlclng DO a temporary c:all-ia basis, 2) or not worlcl 457-7 CARBONDALE: l2dO 211edJum_ Houra cust-ized to your $125 mootbly. One mile from ~:..:r..::~~=-~..:~: Murpb:pboro,87-sMI. II7'Me158 sc:bedule, 3) Top salary. For io NEED AN EXPERIENCED campus. Available-· RobiDioa t.matiaa, CaU IG-2171, est. 160. Rentals. 548-2533. BIOtOBc:l6l LEWIS PARK, "''EED male far 855ael64C ~:=r:!t~:nd'"'eH;:;:C!~~~!~ Summer with fall aad ...... Mary at 549-5867 and we can make FREE BUS liaD.... HHII7Stewe.. •lBel• amuagemeota. &015El63 7RUNSOAILY ROOMMATES NEEDED: Luwe, SUPERLEARNING. TM Lozanov ac:celerated learning tedtnique.s. A ~=:=;;~ 1 Rt. 51 North ='=-C::~i complete coune for learning 5,49-3000 ~ 457-TlJL .atlle111 mastery. For illformation write: International Learning Center, .,..... P.O. Box 2961, Garland, TX 75401. l2ldiO MOBILE HOMES for rent. 2 CAMBRIA. DUPIEX,J ..._., 5961El78 ud 3 bedroom, fumisbed ar UD nailable-.s1• per -tiL~ furnished, carpeted, air con 3717 or 457-3521, uk for Kathy, ncy Assistance ditioned, auc:bored, UDderpillned, 1:-.m-&:OIIpla 85111Bfl73C SERVICES center I =~.. ~:~Sorry MoWle HoMe lois OFFE~fD ~Need Support. B58:11BclG FREE RENT FIRST mooth, C.II KNOI.LCIIIST RENT AU =~·:.:::a.::=-:-=: THESIS, DISSERTATIONS, 549-1545 8' & 10' wide $70 and up &157 or m-67•- BsMIBLtnC RESUMES. Call the Problem Sohen at lleorJ PriDtiac. Ill S. carpet and AC, garden spot DliDOis, -.-_ 8540IE161C WANTED 5 miles west on Old 13 :!'C::,O ..'::~ :.=: ABORTION-FINESI' MEDICAL 687-3790 687-1588 NoDop.4S1-2174or4S1-5550. c:are.. IIDIIM!diate appaiotmeuts_ THE WILD TURKEY News and Review is bapba:ranDy collecting ~------~--~ENJOY THE SUN io cleao, 8Ba8Lt• material far another issue. Box 915 modern, 2 or 3 bedroom mobile ~~:= Carbondale.. 5990F176 bomes. Only a 10 minute walk to FREE NEED A PAPER Typed? IBM Crab Orchard Lake; 10 mioute MOVE TO Selectric, fut • accurate, SALVAGE drive to SIU. Sundoec:ts, fumisbed, Rt.S1 North ...... rates, 541t-2Z51. AC, and laundry facilities. Also 5530E163C Wrecked or Disabled Cars FaU-SpriD& rentals available. 5& 549-3000 1910. B5838Bc174C & Trucks PREGNANT Batteries • Radiators SUPER NICE 12Jt60 2 bedroom. I Engines • Transmissions call BIRTHRIGHT Air, furnished, carpeted. water and trash pickup included. Fuii Fr-pregnancy testing •Best Prices Nowe house insulation. One mile from HELP WANTED & confid&nttcl ossistor.ce KARSTEN AUTO campus. Underpimed. Sorry, No Pets. 549-43TI. 51J12Bc:160 ?.~::::n::~~~; 9-1 ~~- RECYCUNG CORP. 0 WANTED: DANCERS IN a.thing AVAILABLE NOW FOR Summer: suits,M.ODaobour.8M-31547. 8511&1C160 I N. New Era Rood Carbondale 0 12x54, CkiR to campus. AC. Good CondilillO. No Pets. 457-1639. ~Go;;_~:!,~~: ID-0.21 ~57-6319 859588c:l60 YMCA: CARBOP.."DALE, NEED Gt.raoteed DO erron. Automated a.ton and di"ri118 iostnldor, call I tyJiial fGr letters. Cbarts, Graphs. 548-5358. 88lle'1Cl80 Tbe Author's Office. •--.Q94. Rooms Moo.-Fri.• to-s_ Free pickup • STUDENT WORKER NEEDED. delivery_ 5751El611C LOST · :=-;ace:,~=~~ CARPENTER FOR HIRE, You~~v::r==~or hove o Private Students~Room a Must bave curreot ACT oo lile.. Remodeling, paoeliag, sidiug, LOST-EYEGLASSES. Blue-grav Cootact Plill Rocbe, after t:ooam k~s. use ki!chen facilities etc. at the Daily Egyptian.. IIIII&Ct12 t;:;.~ro:;:a_No J~~ plastic frames, bifocals. Cafl w1th others 1n Apartment. Uti I· Marge, 536-7791. 5595Gl59 ities induded. Very near ~ ONE HALF-TIME ALCOHOL very competitive, available Ecb:atioo Specialist for Akabal . Ecb:atioo Pruject, Sludeat lleaJtb &June 1. Program. Bac:belor's depee Ceii4S7-7U2 or Mt-709 :r:ty·~·==;; CABLE TV, ALL Utilities paid, related Social Seniee field. Prefer maid service. $55.15 per week. a mioimum of - year's ea ANNOUNCEMENTS Kial's lno Motel. 54!HOJ3. perience iD • ...mnity .. -- B5836Bd174C DEPRESSION-IIARRIAGES KITCHEN PRIVILEGES. JII'OIP'8IDIIIi:::::.:·=:~=~ peer trlilliDe.. ==.... WANT BIG YOUTH aod Family lJTILITIES, AC. quiet. Near sapenrqioa aod outreacll RESULTS! Cobabitatiooal Problem•.._ tot :wes. Barbeque pit. Beautiful pn~~rammiiiJ.. Cataff ...... ee-liDt-Ceoter f• Humaa Look for.the Let!B- af ~tiaD .... - lRYn£ ~mt. 1- .. s.:::: to: Patricaa S. Eellert. c.... D.E. Cl.ASSIFEDS. =w.t- No ~ equipment in dioator, Alcohol Edacati• MURPHYSBORO. S ROOMS Project, 401 W. lliU, S..tbera BEDWETnNG, BEDSOILING theD.E. upstain ia boule; kitebeo, llhower, Illinois UDiftl'llilJ' at CarbiDiale, TWO HARDWORKING FEMALE washer-dryer priviJeces. plla lbldl!abfGr---..uaadyard =~~:.~~~enf:'Tc!li?;J:! m 111iD1is, -·- SIU.C classifieds. tafrint - to sitter. Prefer grad CariJaadale, -rk. Pau,. 457--. Aluae U7- ~No Cbart-call 54Ht11- ...... ,tt7C studeDL 87-1651. IOZ5Bd161 ~~~:::.,:.~·=-~-= ~ ·1·1· 10 TAN-a~LD 20 Bull's-eye visits Summer Special visits $17.99 Getapre-tanln $29.99 our magic tanning booths. 't bu 1 Fosf.eosy Trooper wins combat pistol match; 0 on rn. sof•economicol h reody for Taft W Orld A FREE ~our vocotion flttone457-5732 gift this week record 136 marksmen participate Ollelllocll-mof ...... _ ..... IEfa ...... Ry Taay Gontaa participants came from police Staff Writer departments, correctional :~~a~~: :::.r.::: ~'! An Illinois State Policeman institutions, federal agencies rib area. from DuQuoin scored 598 of a and gun clubs throughout Master class was won by possible 600 points to become Southern Illinois and Missouri. Robby Kell. Jr. of the Mount the individual champion in the The top three scoring shooters \'t•rnon Firearms Association University police department's in each of five classes were with 587 points. Carbondale Amiual Police Combat Piitol awarded trophies, as were the policeman Jim Miller was Matcb held Saturday at the top five teams. The classes for second in Master. tying with Ed sbootiJ!t range near SJU individual scoring were Match, Barwick of Rangemasters in r.::._ Master, Expert, Sharpshooter, total score, 585, but beating him Trooper Claude Wright, Marksman and Tyro. in hull's-eyes, 30 to 21. shooting with the Southwestern Wright. Volkerding and An FBI agent from Marion, Illinois Muzzle-Loaders, Inc. Vance were trophy winners in Everett Stewart, was the top gun club, became champion the Match class. ranked scorer in the Expert after 50 of his 60 shots were One of the four teams of dass, with 557 points and 16 recorded as "bull's-eyes." lfniversity police finished bull's-eyes. Vernon Campbell Wright and John Volkerding, of second in the team competition. of the Johnston City police was the Cape Girardeau, Mo., Police edged bv a team of officers second in Expert with 557 points Department, both scored 598 from Menard Correctional and 13 bull's-eyes. Cape total points. but Volkerding only Center, 2,327 to 2,325. A tie for (iirardeau Sherriff's Deputy scored 42 bull's-eyes. To con third-place team between the Jim Swain was third in Expert stitute a bull's-eye. a shot must Mount Vernon Firearms with 556 points. break the paper in an area Association and the Cape Sharpshooter class was won approximately three by five (;irardeau Police Department by David Kingsley of the inches in the center of the torso was settled by the teams' bull's I lu(luoin police with 533 point5 on the silhouette target. eve count. Mount Vernon and ('orrections Officer Sam Wright. ordinance officer for seored 100 buU's-eyes over Cape Rrokkhouse of Marion Federal the state police in this district, Girardeau's 74. One of the Penitentiary finished second fired a standard issue Smith teams from Rangemasters Gun with 552. The third-place StudentCenter and Wf'SSon 9mm automatic in Club finished fifth with 2,292 Sharpshooter was !\like the match. competing against points. A maximum 2.400 points Williams of the Menard CRAFT SRP some custom-built target pistols wl"re possible in team scoring. corrections staff with 531 points. 453-3636 that Wright sa1d cost more than Each shooter fired 60 times in [)an Steams of the Car three times the price of his three rounds from seven. 15 :-:nd bondale police scored 491 to win weapon. 25 feet from the target. Twelve Marksman class with Jim Register now for Vance Schimd of the Marion shots were fired from seven feet 1\lusgraves of Cape Girardeau Police Department finished in round one. 24 shots from IS police finishing second with 490. Summer Workshops! third in the individual com feet in round two al'ld 24 shots Ht'X Huff of Rangemasters Registration begin:, June 9th and ends petition with 597 points. from 25 feet in round lhree. The pla(•ed third in Marksman with A record 136 shooters par shots were scored at the point 479. June ~7th. Crdft workshops begin June 30th ticipated in the all-dav match. they broke the paper on the Jackson County Sherriff's and end July 31st. competing in individual and human-ootline target. from tee Deputy W.T. Butler won Tyro four-person team divisions. The points for a shot near the cenfer class with 351 points. Workshops include: Ceramit:::,. Macrame' ::,rcmwd (jltlss. HammO<.·k Making. City's past explored through photos Calligrdphy. Crodwt. Basket ~ Weavlt1fu~,3-Jul,31 7-9p.m. $12.00 'Super Sunday' IIMDMADE CRAFTS 6 Sunday, July 20 ART WOU FOR SALE 10am-6pm IT AREA ARTJSTS Everqr•n Park MATtiNG SERVICE SPC Fine Art. ReqJ.t•ln Craft Shop for apace by J'lly 16 Page 10, Daily Egyptian, June 16, 1980 Teacher w~nts new challenge; Summer Coupon Hair Shaping $7.50 W/BLOW STYLE $10.00 watched R-TV progrant grow Perm. Cut. & Style $25.00 By Kare11 Clare scalf Writer ~~rPeofole When John Kurtz first began teaching in the SIU-C Depart ment of Radio-Television, the ~·tor:: ~·o J protVam could boast only 50 maJOI"S. Now, 18 years later, more than 600 students are enrolled for the fall 1980 semester. But Kurtz, associate professor ln the R-TV Department, will not be there to greet them. He has beell ehoal!n to head Ball State Uniftl'ldty's Department of Telecom muoicatiCJGS in Muncie, Ind. Kurtz, 55, said he is looking for a challenge, something like the one he encountered when he took the position in the R-T Department 18 years ago. "I had a part in its growth,.. he says nroudJy. Sitting in his office after class, Kurtz is dwarfed by a wall filled with his awards and achievements. His friendly, outgoing manner has made him a favorite with students and he says sillcerely,''l don't ever want to leave the classroom." Although Kurtz won't be teaching as much when he assumes his duties as chairman i)f the Telecommunications Department at Ball State Untversity in September, staying in tune with student !leeds and grievances is im portant to him. The Department of relecommumcations at Ball State includes programs in WEEKLY SPECIAL radio, television and film. Between 400 and 450 R-T majors are enrolled in the program there. Kurtz will also be Silk Blouses· working with the public radio 1nd television stations at Ball State. $19.99 to 23.99 Kurtz said the R-T Depart ment at SIU didn't begin to reg. to $32.00 ~ until the late 19608. He we see and hear, are majorbqz During bis radio and accredits the department's in broadcast sales, he - said. television career, Kurtz said be rounder, Buren C. Robbins, with "Very few people want to be has done a little bit of HURRY IN! 1ts success. Robbins' aim of disc jockeys," he continued. everything. He performed in tile totally integrating the student "As a breed, they're lazy. radio show "The Shadow'' m into the program has worked, shiftless floaters. They tend not 1942 and worked in television lUu.u, Kurtz said. "In terms of goals, I to go anywhere." when the industry was in its think it's the best in the coun infancy. But he doesn't wish for tnL...... _a.. try." Kurtz perceives a drop in the a return to the past. He said he's ...... Kurtz said the curriculum has number of minority students in even been known, on occasion, ~hanged a great deal since the the field, but said he wasn't sure to give a lecture entitled "The :lepartment's inception. "We why. The number of women in Good Days Weren't_" "TV was llSed to be heavily production broadcast journalism has terrible and who was going to ,riented," he explained. Today leveled off as well. However, tell us?" he said with a wide the leaders, the people who "the field is wide open for grin. "The good days are make the decisions about what them," he said. tomorrow." IMPORTANT-INFORMATION REGARDING THE STUDENT HEALTH PROGRAM Students no.t enrolled summer semester 1980 are not eligible for the Student Health Program Coverage during the summer, and may wish to contact 453-3311, Ext. 245 for information on alternative coverage. Riley resigns cage coaching position By Marl Pabieb wanted to honor my contract. leaving ~arne inevitable an~ Sports Edllor "The decision wasn't too both ~ttfned and I knew that. When SIU basketball difficult to make. I knew I would he sa1d. Assistant C01tch Mike Riley have to leave SIU to purs~ a "On the way down the joined the Saluki staff in 1978 head coaching job," he sa1d. homestretch. my res1gnmg after an impressive 18-year "The only major decision was became a mutal feehng bet· high school coat•hing record of when to do it for everyone's best ween Gottfried and I.·· 2119-87 his frienas told him he would be sati~fied as an in!~."~JiJ had committments to Riley sa1d he is in the process ... _team this spn·ng and J__ fe_lt 1 of finding another coaching assistant for t:.-o seasons at u..,- position, and has a number of best. couldn't leave without fulhllmg possible options. "There's a Last Friday, Riley announced my obligation totally." der couple of possibilities I'll know his resignation after two In Riley's two seasons un about soon." he said. "As far as seasons under Head Coach Joe Gottfried, the Salukis compiled money goes, I'm in good shape Gottfried. The 41-year old Riley an unimpressive 24-30 record, from back pay coming, along said he resigned due to a dif including last season's dismal9- with a retirement fund, so that ference in coaching 17 record. Riley said however, · obi philOcJOphies between himself he was not resigning because o_f 15 no pr em. and Gottfried. the team's record, nor t~ ~Jl "Many coaching positions "There was no big secret that out of program in the rebuilding open up this time o( year. Most Joe and I had numerous dif stage schools now have major search ferences of opinion," Riley said. "I'm not leaving just because committees so the process takes "When I look back, most of my the team had a poor record," a little longer than it used to," friends were right about the Riley said. "The record didn't Riley said. "Things should be time I'd last as an assi.o;tant. I help matters, but Gottfried's opening U\) very soon." guess you'd say I'm right on and my approach to solving Riley sa1d he has no idea who schedule with leaving. some of the problems was too Gottfried wiU hire to replace "I've been a head coach for 18 different him. "I don't know what Got!· years and llave my own style on "The 'team is young and fried has in mind as far as a ' running a basketball protp'am. I basically inexperienced," he replacement goes." Riley said. just wasn"t bappy having no said. "A few of the players will "but I'm sure he has had one or real input," he said. "My desire have a great deal of growing up two people on his mind. A coach to be a head coach again was to do in order for the team to always does." strong enou~ to cause me to have any success. Our solutions give up the job at SIU." to the problems with the players Riley said his wife and six Rile1 said he thought about were JUSt too varied. children were behind him in his resigmng at various points in "As the season wore on, res!gnation. "Our family is in a the season, but wanted to finish things became more and more good position to move because out his contract. ''There were difficult for me as an assistant we don't have anyone near a moments during the season because I felt my ideas did not graduation or anything like when I felt the time might have carry enough weight. Toward that," he said. ''They all could been •ight to step down, but I the end of the whole thing, mv read the writing on the wall. ..• ---., ...... sw ...... Alaii&Mt C.dll Mae Riley (left) ... H_. c.dll I• G.afrlld frtp&) upe • aD wl&ll •• eflldal. Roeder quits as track assistant Lee wins 400-meter hurdles By Pa•l Reis Hartzog assistant Bill Webb. Staff Writer who resigned to take the head at AOC meet in California Former Assistant Track coaching _position at Northridge Coach Rob Roeder has added State Umversity in caiif!Jftlia. ·a,. P•al Reis Stripes TC>, 51.90. his name to the growing list of Roeder was Oregon State's Staff Writer Edwin Moses, the 1976 resignations at the SIU men's unofficial assistant for tbe Junior Saluki hurdler David Olympic cham:r·on who set the athletic deparbnent. previous nioe years. Lee made yet another addition 400 IM worl record 147.75 Roeder, whose main A t~ challenger at the 1972 to his 1980 list of ac seconds> at the same meet in responsibilities undtor Head OlympiC Trials, "Roeder came complisments Sundaf when he 1977, did not compete this Coach Lew Hartzog were into the 1976 Trials ranked captured first place m the ~ weekend. Speculation is that handling the throwing events fourth in the United States with meter intermediate hurdles at both Moses and UCLA's Andre (shot put, discus, javelin and a personal best throw of 218-2, the Athletics Contress OUtdoor Phillips, who was the nation's hammer) and weight training, but was eliminated from Natiooal ChampiOnships, held top-ranked collegian before has no definite career plans at competition on three con at Mount San Antonio College in finishing a disappointing this time. secutive fouls. Walnut, Californill. seventh in last week's NCAA "It's only sort of an idea right Lee, who won the NCAA ~ meet, were sitting out the ACO now. but I've been talking to my At a recent United States 1M hurdling chllmpionship at meet (formerly AAU> to rest for brother about the possibility of Track and Field Association meet at Wichita, Kan., Roeder Austin, Texas last weekend next weekend's Olympic Trials doing some gold mining in Kelt Reeder won Sunday's nee in • time Oi in Eugene, Ore. Oregon or Alaska," the Gold threw the hammer ap 49.31 seconds. Finishing behind Lee won his semifinal heat on Hill. Ore. native said. "I always month or so with Stan Podolski proximately 205 feet - good Lee were James Kin&