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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1991 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in July 1991 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Daily Egyptian Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Friday, July 26,1991, Vol. 76, No. 180, 12 Pages Waste wastes Hazardous chemical cleanup takes away from SIU budget By John Patterson disposing of chemicals during the Staff Writer next year. Guyon said. " I(s going to cnsl us a ton:' he Ha1..;Irdous waste has become a said. growing pro";cm at Sl ue. and The University already spent now Ihal action is being taken 10 $80 .000 in developing closure allev iate it the rest of the plans for the IEPA. and upward., of University's budgets will suffer. $2 million is necded to begin In following guidelines for the covering regulations for disposal. usc and disposal of chemicals both he said. known and unknown. the Univcr· Before SIUC can dispose of any sit )' has created a siockpilc lhat chemicals they must be analyzed requires a mountain of money to and ido:nlifoed. Then the Unive.,;ily dispose of under new rul es. said must submit a procedure showing SIUC PresinclIl John C. Guyon. whallhe University is identifying is slue is nOl a u¢hori7.cd to whal really is being disposed. dispu:-;c of ii s own wa."lc and there Devcloping analylical capa fOTe keeps it in several storage bilities on campus would cost ncar Let's go bowling roOI11 !i= unl il propcr icknlificalion Iv S2 million. a fi~urc Guvon <"..tIed and disposal pnx.'I.."durcs arc me t. an exomitant waste. - Maria Guada Lupe Ortiz, 11 , daughter of on the final touch by making a design on a The Unh .:rsilY \Va.. cited by the The University cannot dispose of Juliana and Gitberto Ortiz of Cobden, puts bowl she made at the Craft Shop Thursday. Illillois Ellvironmenial Prolection Agcnl'Y 10 develop plans for see WASTE, page 5 Route eliminated from proposed city connecter
By Leslie Colp southern route and scvcn percent. not want the highway 10 be buill. Staff Writer the middle route. there is no significant difference in I ~:",l~ ~\ @ . - -~ I The middlc route was etiOlated. the perce ntages and " until Clhe I One of thre ...· m ules pmposed 10 bUI the. option of nOI to build Ihe Illinois Departml!nl of Transpor ~I -TI~~--r- conneci the cast ~ ,"d west ends of four-lane highway exists. Thiray tation) and Ihe city tell us 10 SlOp Ca rb o nd ~ tl c wa s e lim inated by six ,xrcem of thosc who responded siudying. we will continuC'. enginccrs. indicated not building was their :'Our job is to decide where to 1\\ an advisory group meeting preference. build the road if the road is 10 be Thu.-.day nighl. Springfleld-ba.o;cd The middle route would have cut buill." he said. Hanson Engineers. Inc. presented through part of Ihe golf course. As originali y proposed. Ihe results from a public information now under construction. northe rn route would intersect at I11ccling on June 13 when resident>; The highway. if buill. is expeeled Reeds Sial ion Road. go nonh of Ihe were a sked 10 s ubm it their to re-roule traffic thai would Bi-Centennial Industrial Park and pn:fcr('nces for the three routes. olhe""ise go Ihrough am, cilY. interseci Route 13 ncar Airport Of (he lO5 residents stating a John Coombe. vice president of Road, and Ihe southern route pn:fercm:e. :n percent preferred the Hanson Engineers. said even northern ro ul e . 25 percent. Ihe Ihough more people said Ihey did _ ROAD, page 5 AuIaeI~oo.iIyEgypciWI Thlsmopdlpk:lsClrbandllt~ __...... ang .... 13.
THIS Guyon calls. for building of facility Iraq shoWs MORNING for on-campus day-care program no irdcaIion By Christiann Baxter immediately ." he said. " We're you:' he said. Staff Writer going to build an on-campu!O. day Many buildings in Carbondale. of I8WJ8Ir IQ High schoolers" "" care facility with your suppon.'· from nursing horres to the Student The construction of an on Guyon said there is a 25 .000- Center. were looked at as potential capat.8as visiting campus campus day-care faci lity is a square- foot fl oor plan fo r a sites 10 be leased for Rainbow's -Page 3 necessity. said S IUC President building that would house most of End. Guyon said modificalions 10 wASIIING'I'ON '(UI'I) - John C. Guyon. thc University's child care related make the buiidings meet fire codes The"Wlllle 1'-...... Student sculptor Guyon responded Wednesday al projects. including Headstart. would be very expensive and didn't ., ...... iI_eridIIIce IhoJ the Graduate and Professional Rainbow's End. I~C Child Devel· make much sensc. . Iraq h.. complied willi • displays works Studenl Council mcclinr to the opment LaborJtory and Ihe Quig Day-care centers with infants u.l\f...... to fIIIly dIs -Page 6 council's concern for the elimina ley night -care progrJm. The build and toddlers must mcct strict fire cbe ill daaaiaII, IIiaIaP:III tion of Ihe infant and todd ler ing would cost $70 a square foot. codes in order to be licensed. and n.clem- we.pons progrJIll Aug. 2 al Rainbow's End. The programs' funding would InfanlS and loddle" legally can'l be apabiIiIies. .1day -c,arc facility for the children provide S I million of (he cost of c ared for unless the facility is .11Iis _ a U.N. IIYIker of SIUC S!udems. facully and slaff. the building. Guyon said. There licensed. said Cheryl Wallon. pro 10 .iadIe wbeIber or II1II !he Athletic budget Guyon said he had no shOrl-lerm would be S750.1I00 nOi covcred. gr,ull director of Rainbow' s End. lr... i lovemment - and answer to the problem. " My presumption. ladie s and S..... H_in.,.... is misses big cuts "1 can ' l solve the problem gentlcman. is that we will come to see CARE, page 5 openIinl i ...... fUth 10 -Page 12 _ doe reqairemellts of U.N. ",sohdiOll'" said White Houe spokesman I'\IJFX Soviet party split requested Jtm.I..."...... U...-...... Jy. it ..,..,.. Opinion th.t he h., not met that -Page 4 Gorbachev: 'Demagogues' can get out Gus Bode ...... healded. Classified In doe .bsence of .ny MOSCOW (UPI ) - Presidenl 350-mcmbcr Centrai Commi\tee. -Pages 8-10 COI~ from Bqh Mikhail Gomachev. addressing lhe Gorbachev. wh(l for six years has Crossword dod, ftIpdtIk ~ s.d headed what was once the world' s ~ -Page 5 Central Committee of Ihe ...... '" followinJ • ··tnct CommuniS! Pany. called Thu.-.day mosl monolilhic pany. apparenlly • :' ~~'" 1 .....- " .-d of llyiDalo forestall for a split in the organi7..ation and has given up on it a~ an engine for CJ ~.nd byinJ 10 di the exit from it s ranks of rcfonn and sees pany conservatives .; _---.. from the issue" ..demagogues ... as blocking libcr.ll i7.3tion . " The time has come for .. A withdrawal of some of the "'_ defeme c:apIbiIities. everyone to find their place:' movements who oppose Gus say. beslcally GorbIIc:h $ Gorbache\' , the party general fN told I*'Y "*IIbenI "If you -IRM. .... secreoary. lold a full meelillg. oflhe _ SOVIET, page 5 cIon't lilre It then'. the door." Page 12 July 26, 1991 Sports
I) I II I .! \ pll III .... , 'ulltl rfl J 11111"'" I fill t , ,,, I \ .II ( ,Irhond.lh Budget relief University Athletic Department misses major cuts with help of NCAA reward ByRobNell SlalfWriler Sports Analysis University department heads arc doing "We're not flying to South Carolina and their best "Chicken Liwe" impersonations, we're 001 flying to Aorida," he said. "It costs calling for major cuts aaoss the board and S20,OOO to 525,000 10 get a chartered night, predicting widespread misery and pain as and we had to do thattwicc last year but this SIUC tries to adjust S6OO,OOO less than the year we can take the bus to all of our road 1991 budgCl games." But the SIUC Athletic Department really Young said the football deparunent will is not complaining. . have to make other cuts as well, but they will The Athletic Deparunent's S3,81O,873 be small and spread out budget is only two percent less than its "We're going 10 trim a little off each area." budget last year. he said. "It's like working with a household The fact the athletic department escaped budgCl You take a Iit~e off here and a little monstrous budget cuts is nol a renection that off there and you have your saving." University officials arc placing greater The money saved by the football team's emphasis on the Saluki spans program. decrease in bavel expenses is being used 10 The program received a $201,700 NCAA help fund other reams' increased bavel costs. distribution for the first time this year in The women's basketball team received a recognition of the merits of L',e SIUC athletic SI7,300 increase in its budgCl programs. Cindy Scott, head coach of the tcarr" said The athletic department budget gives lhc increase refleclS !.he team 's travel costs. inc:te3S(\d funding to eight sports programs, "OUT increased directly reflects and some by as much as 520,000 and cuts the increase in our bavel costs and mandalOry budget of fi ve sports, including football, expcndirwe," she said. ''I'm pleased with the _ which received a $49,000 cut budgCl I think it provides the means 10 run a Defensive line coach Ralph Young said the rUSl class program." cut mainly is a result of decreased travel expenses for the 1991 season. .... BUDGET, page 11 Saluki athletic program benefits from TV spots By JolIn Sommerhof Elgin said there is a strong market fot SlaflWri!er basketball in Southern JIIinois and Salulci basketball always has produced high ratings Saluki athletic officials have found a way in the area. 10 bring SIUC athletics 10 60 million homes SIUC athletic director Jim Hart said nextlOllSOl>--ldevi televising games cn:ates an awareness for the Missomi VBIIey Conference officials have UnivClSity and helps alumni sray in lOuch scheduled four Saluki games in their with what is happening. television syndication network with two of Saluki men's basketball coach Rich the pncs 10 be shown on ESPN. Herrin also likes the TV coverage his team Doug Elgin, oommissioner of the MVC, receives. said the broadcast will reach 60 million "I guess other teams could seout us by homes. watching the games," Herrin said. "But they "In this day and age it is very imponam for would gel tapes if we were not on college sports to be nationally distributed," television." High-strung Elgin said. "When we get televised it just is one more "The televising of games helps the positive step towards a beller basketball Nick Ronketto 01 Makanda puts away a lob Thursday afternoon at the universities recruit students and student tennis COlIns across the street lrom Campus Square Apanments. athIcIcs, " he said. _ SALUKJ, page 11 Dolphins, Bears open preseason
MIAMI (UPI) - The Miami International trips next Ditka said he will use all his Dolphins will stan Dan Marino at healthy players. last week the 17-year-old quarterback against the Chicago on NFL team schedule " We want 10 playa lot of people insi~led her Wimbledpn Bears' 1im Harbaugh Friday night and we want 10 see how well they witbdrawal stemmed from shin when the two learns open the the game. play," he said. "You really wanllO splints, and a slighl Slress NFL's exhibition season at Ioe Mitchell, a founh-round draft look at Jim (Harbaugh) and 'P.T.' . Ctacture of her left leg, and had Robbie Stadium. choice out of Utah last year, is (peter Tom Willis) and the other nothing to do with a rumored In the other exhibition games this expecled to challenge the more kids,too." pregnancy or a supposed bonus weekend, the Denver Broncos meet experienced Secules for the No.2 The offensive and defensive fir.;( clauSe in her COIIbaCt with her the Detroit in the Hall of Fame job this summer. units will see limited action so ~sponsor, Bowl al Canton, Ohio, Saturday Shula seemed unsure who had Dit1ca and the coaches can judge "The pregnancy Was !he most and Philadelphia and Buffalo the edge going inlO the game. the rest of Ihe players. But absurd." she said. tangle in London Sunday. "After Marino, we'll go with offensive tackles John ,Seles said sbe played in The Dolphins and Bears go the Mitchell - I'm not sure how I'm Wojciechowski and No. I pick Stan Mahwah to teSl her leg. She is international route themselves the going 10 do it I'll either come with Thomas will see plenty of action scheduled 10 play in a following weekend. Miami takes MitcheU or Seculcs and let Mitchell because they arc the only legitimate lOUroament in San Diego next on the Los Angeles Raiders in the fm i..n the game, or vice versa," he tackles in camp. week. Grae said she docsn't Tokyo Dome and !he Bears play said. Both sides will be missing tbinIc that was righL However, San Francisco in Berlin, both Aug. Bears Coach Mike Ditka will starters. Four other Bears have yet ScIes says il would have been 3. start Harbaugh, who arrived in 10 sign and have not nepor1cd. They too great a strain to play in This is the second straight year camp after a holdout only Monday, are tight end James 11lomron, wide Mahwah, the Federation Cup the Dolphins and Bears have but he plans 10 give former Florida receiver Ron Morris, fullback Brad and Sal Diego. opened the preseason against each Srate star Peter Torn Willis a long Muster and kicker Kevin BWer. "r went 10 see a doctor in ' other. Last year in Chicago, the look. WiUis is in his second year. Miami 's problems run even Mahwah." ScIes said. '''He IOId Bears won 1().6 . Thene may be oome risk involved deeper. Seven startClS have failed me __. three weeks in a row Dolphins Coach Don Shula said for both, because the Bears will be to sign, plus two othClS including wasn'l wise. He thoughl r Marino would play !he first quaner playing without Iheir starting kicker ~ Sroyanovich. should beJeSling il, and,that!be and maybe half of the second tackles. Jim Coven is out for the Stariing defensive end T.J. depending 00 how long Miami has season with a career-threatening Turner signed Thursday and " ~FEUO,P9" . the ball. Backups Scott Secules and back injury and Keith Van Home is tepOI1cd 10 camp. His Sl3lUS f'l( the Scott MitcheU will play the rest of holdingouL Friday night game was 1IIICMain. Page 2 July 26. 1991 Take your heart .:: to court. Everyday Lunch & Dinner BulTet $3.95 Exercise serves you righl. Friday-SEAFOOD BUFFET $9.95 world/nation -Snow Crab Legs -Clams -Scallops -HOI-Cold Broiled Shrimp -Bread Shrimp -Cod Bush calls on Palestinians -Crab meat (Includes (; seafood dishes and Salad Bar) Saturdavand Sunday - All Day Buffet $3 QS 'Bring in this ad tOr a'FREE Soh 1rinK 457-4510 to be flexible for peace plan WASHINGTON (UP!) - While Israe1 weighs acocpIaI1CC of a U.S. broIrered Middle East pcoce plan, Presidenl Bush called on Palestinians Wednesday 10 show !lexJbility in accepting terms for a peace conference. In a speech to a convention of Antiochian Orthodox Christians. Bush made his own pledge before the enthusiastic crowd 10 go "the extra SIIFLAG~ distance" for peace in the troubled region and called on all parties 10 sc;,." the "historic opportunity" now at hand. Though-not mentioning specifics, Bush appeared 10 be publicly pressing the ~ians for flexibility on Come Brave the question of who will represent them at the peace table. AmencanHeart • Association. The "Tidal Wave" Croatian soIcIiets kiIed in bailie with tederaI troops V WE'RE FIGHTING FOl Saturday July 27, 1991 BELGRADE. Yugoslavia (UP!) - At least six Croatian miliLiamer1 'lQJ?UFf died and 15 others were wounded in a brief batIle Thursday with armor Deadline to register is Today at 4 p.m. backed federal uuops guarding a bridge linking the rival republics of Round Dip transportation only $7!!! Croatia and Serbia. the military and news repons said. Three federal soldiers were wounded in a separate incidenL Only hours earlier on Bus Leaves Carbondale at 8 a.m. Wednesday night, a federal army setgeanl died as he and a colleague fought with members of the Croatian National GuanI, two of whom were Bus leaves the Park at 7 p.m. also killed and one injwed. ncar a military base in the strife-torn eastern Discount Coupons Otlldren under 12 must be Croatian region of Slavonija, the army said. • aooompanied by an adulL are available! Comejoln SPC and Family Botha refuses to apologize for secret funding Housing Programming at Six JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (UP!) - South Africa's foreign Park Tickets not flags SL Louis. minister refused Thursday 10 apologize for secretly funding one of the call SPC 536-3393 for included in cost of trip. country's leading black organizations. or 10 concede that it might have comributed 10 black-on-black violeoce, and said he will not quit And for the first time he acknowledged that the government quietly provided up 10 $40 million 10 seven political parties in Namibia's fIlS! free elections in 1989. R.F. Botha said he gave 590.000 to the mainly Zulu Inkatha Freedom Pany because he wanted 10 fight international sanctions against South Africa and a rally would show there are blacks against sanctions. Welesa threatens force to stop mass striking WARSAW, Poland (UP!) - President Lech Walesa, founder of the labor movement that helped lOpple communism in Eastern Europe, said in an interview published Thursday he would nOI hesitate 10 usc force against mass strikes that jeopardized economic refonns."1f I were facing anarchy, mass sbikes, if the silllatio., was dramatic, 1 would have 10 rely on forre 10 save the country," Walesa IOld the independent newspaper Checkers has 15,000 sq. Sztandar Mlodych. The statement was surprising in view of Walesa's background as leader for a decade of the Solidarity union, which ft. of air conditioned advocated peaceful opposition 10 communist rule in Poland. comfort where you and Shuttle test reveals hydrogen fuel loss by engine your friends have room CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. (UPI) - Engineers studied test dala Thursday 10 fm d out whal caused a major space shuule engine fail ure to dance. play pool, or during a tesl firing in Mississippi Wednesday and whether the mish.tp .. ill have an impacI on the sh uUle Atlantis's launch next week. The test firing , just sit back and relax. .. conducted Wednesday afu:rnoon on test stand A-I al the Slennis Spa"" Center, ended abruptly aboul four seconds inlO a planned Sl3-sccond run. The shutdown occurred after the engine suffered a loss of hydrogen fuel, THIS soun:cs said, indicating possible ttouble wilh the power planl'S fuel pump. The engine experienced an oxygen-rich shutdown. WEEKEND Cash foreign aid grants replaced by U.S. goods WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Senate vOlcd Thursday 10 begin a shifl FFATURES in the foreign aid program, replacing cash grants to foreign countries in with major projccts using American goods in an erron to spur the U.S. The two hottest D.J.'s economy and creale jobs. The proposed change, suongly opposed by Southern Dlinois, the th e administration, would mark a dramatic change in policy by " beginning 10 usc the foreign aid program 10 help ourselves as well as coldest beer in others." The Senate approved the policy shifl 99'{) as an amendment 10 the Iwo-year 528 billion foreign aid package. already seriously Carboodale, and the jeopardized by threats of a velO and major fights. coolest prices to be found anywhere!! Accuracy Desli If readelS spot an error in a news anicle, they can contacl the Daily 15 U tcr Egyp~,," Accurncy Desk. at 536-33 I I. extension 233 0.228. Corbett Canyon Dally EgyptIan WhileZinf.a"dd 75Oml. c.~_. >- ~ 1 -~ Jr , - ~ >- BARnES SLldenI Edit)(: ..IeriMrw KlrnmIII EnI8ftairmenI EdlW:: ~ HoIdw jAYMEs AssoOaIe ~ Editr. an.n o.a.. Spa1s~Joddo_ 4 pack News Ech:r.. Tony ItIww;wo pt.-, Ecftr. Ftwd ... EdiDiai Page Editor: NaIaIie BoehM SIudenlAd-.U._ pno.s Good Only At: fiBC LIQUOR MfiRT Adjng ~ EdIor:w.ndaBlW'tdon 109 N. 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Student Editor-in-chief: Jerianne Kimmel Editorial Page Editor: Natalie Boehme News Staff Representative: Leslie Colp Acting Managing Editor: Wanda Brandon Faculty Representative: Walter Jaehnig Overflowing landfills threaten planet earth SOUTHERN ILLINOIS has beautiful rolling hills, green trees and prosperous crops, but in a matter of years the hills, trees and crops could be a mound of trash. Numerous landfills are overflowing and closing every year. In Illinois alone, 26 counties do not have operating landfills. Southern llIinois already has eight counties in which the ~======:;::=:::::::~==;:::;:::;::======:::= landfills have been closed. If people continue to dispose of trash at current rates, 39 of the state's 102 counties are projected to be without operating Letters landfills by 1993. That is less than two years away. Not much time to try and reverse a problem that has been growing for more than 20 years. When a landfill is closed, the trash has to be disposed of in Center not students' Film deals another county. This costs more money for taxpayers and I made a quite astounding srudents---{he poople who actually creates the same overflow problem in that county. discovery on the evening of pay for the Student Center through with reality It is not too· late to correct this problem. Individual Thursday, July 18. The Student our fees and palronag&-<:annOt eat contributions do make a difference. Center doesn't actually belong 10 food in the Student Center that is Once again it seems staff writer Allan Towell has gotten PEOPLE CAN HELP in several easy ways. the students at all. The SIU Student purchased from businesses outside Center is completely owned by the of the Student Center. the facts wrong. The article First, choose recycled and recyclable packaging and ~aculty and staff who run it as well This contract is totally wrillen about the movie " Boyz products. Choose reusable products instead of disposable as Marriott and McDonaIds. unacceptable. Anyone.can carry N the Hood" is grossly ones. I made this discovery when I food in or order it for delivery to inaccurate. The· movie is not ordered a pizza from a local any other building on campus. sexist. The theme through the Finding new uses for throwaway items is not only showing film is life, life and history of a conscientious effort to save the environment, but can show business and requested they deliver except the Student Center. Marriott it to the third Door where a liiend and McDonaids have a definite the black race. talent and ingenuity as well. It may also save money by and I wen: worldng. Upon arriving monopoly on the food services It all goes back to the system making items that are usually purchased, such as birdfeeders in the Student Center. the delivery offered on this campus. of slavery in which the black or plant potters out of milk jugs. person was accosted by an LocaI businesses have recenlly male was systematically used overzealous building manager. This argued against the use of the debit as a stud and the blaclc female Recycling at home and at work can be profitable. Who for the purposes of breeding building manager then followed the card system on campus, Isn' t this or couldn' t use a few extra dollars a week? Many recycling for the gratification of the delivery person upstairs and type of closed contract doing the white male. The only of facilities pay money for aluminum cans, scrap iron and glass. informed us of our aime. We were It source same thing? is not allowing family continuity was through Lastly, leave grass clippings on the lawn and compost other not allowed to eat food in the CarbondaIe businesses ready aa:ess yard waste. It could save a bundle on fertilizec. the blaclc female. This pattern. Student Center that wasn't to an important, high traffIC .-ea at together with continued post For every pound of trash that is recycled, a pound less is purchased in the Student Center SIU. slavery relegation of the blaclc thrown into lllinois landfills. (that is. from Marriott or It certainly doesn't allow male to subservient sratus, has Of course recycling is not the only answer to the problem. McDonalds). The building manager working students the freedom of made the female the dominant iA1JIIlplly ordered us to eat the pizza choice as to what they want to eat, Cutting down on the amount of trash thrown away also is person in the blaclc family. outside. when they want to eat iL-Terry Psychologically, the black beneficial. Due to some asinine contract the FISh..-, junior, l1li'- technical male could not suppon his Try selecting products with mirtimaI packaging and buying administrators of our fine studi.s and Alex Sdln.idinger, normal desire for dominanc.:. in bulk quantities. That way when the trash is thrown out, it University agreed upon. we as senior, matb ....atics. For the most pan he was not may only be 5 pounds instead of 10. allowed to be a consistent LOT OF EXCUSES given for people not to recycle. wage earner; he could not A are Woods add to campus beauty pn:sent himself to his wife and The most common being, "r don't have time." Well places A few days ago. the DE reported here. So, beyond the argument of children as a person who had like Country Fair and Wal-Mart have made that excuse the argument about the resumption lighting res umption. we are the opportunity to compete virtually obsolete. of Thompson Woods' lighting and concerned more abo" - the successfuUy. Thus the black man's doubts concerning his Those two stores have placed recycling bins in their parlcing revealed that Mr. Thompson sold management of the woods. Do the place was reinforced. the woods to SIU with the woods remain in their original state lots. So the next time you have time to go shopping, you have The movie attempts to shed stipulalion the woods should as Mr. Thomp:;on stipu~'ed? How time to recycle. some light on a dark situation. remain in its natural state. I was about th e maintenance work? The majority of local grocery stores also have a drop off so the next time you critique an really touched by Mr. Thompson's Perhaps we should perform a study ethnic movie know what inside the store to recycle plastic bags. Reusable shopping foresightedness and love of nature. relating the ecological or the death are you're lallting abouL The black bags available for purchase as well. Being a woods' lover, I rate of the woods compared to the woman has been required to What could be easier? Obviously some people would not appreciate being able to walk in the growth rate of squinels. hold the family together and recycle even if the trash was picked up from their front door. woods between the techncal In brief. I just want to express help rebuild the black man not If everyone had that attitude, we soon would be living on a building am! the library. I know the my love of Thompson by choice but by necessity. importance of the woods. Perhaps Woods! -Long Lin, mechanical big trash heap called earth inslead of a beautiful, green and -William C. White II, presi. il is onc r.f the biggest magnets to engineering and energy dent, minorities in education. thriving planet. attract the studen ts and facuIty pnK:esses. Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau Cll.MOIt 5Hl.1T IJp. / How to submit a letter to the editor. July 26, 1991 [)QjJy Egyplillll Page 5 AMERICANS WITH DISABILITlES ACT WASTE, from Page 1------CELEBRATlON any hazardous waste currently, and The slock piled malerials "The philosophy of !he last few J ULY 26, 1991 Guyon said !he hazardous wasle resuJted from years of research and years has been lO do more wi!h 4-8 PM heading is 90ITIC what vague. wiD be !he main problem when il less," he said. TURLEY PARK "Draino is considered a comes 10 disposing of hazardous Gary Steele. environmental hazardous chemical," he said waste. protection specialist for !he !EPA, Come and celebrate the first anniversary oUhe In complying wi!h guidelines for " We 're between a rock and a said the organization has been signing of the most significant safe chemical usc and sloragc, hard place," TyrreU said. "We are working with the University to civil rights bill in years! Guyon said classroom activities instiwting policies 10 keep us from remedy !he siwation, bUl il canOOl 25 willSlJlfer. ever getting inlO !his mess again." give special auention 10 SlUe. Sponsored by: Tbe Soutbern IUloots for lndepertde:nl U"ing. "Before long we'U be !Caching A waste reduction program is in "Unfortunately we have to treat Center chcmisuy by video tape," he said. effect for classroom exercises thai !he UniversilY as any o!her ha7..ar Guyon said the guidelines for has swdents using chemicals on a dous waste generator," Steele said. chemical use and the citalion for micro scale, he said. The difference belween SIUC BlnER'S DIVE & SCUBA SHOP proper disposal are oflen Through lhis program lhe and a lypical industry is in lhe conlrnSting. University reduces !he amount of types and amount of waS te SEE US FOR ALL YOUR The Life Science IJ incinerator chemicals it must purchase, gencrntcd. SCUBA DIVING NEEDS! was used for burning animal reduces the number of students "Wi!h a manufacluring facililY carcasses before it was shut down. working wi!h waste and drastically you're dealin!, wilh maybe 10 AIR FILLS, MASKS, SNORKELS In order 10 opernte !he incincr.Uor il reduces waste material. lypes of wasle, bUl al the ~ FINS, WETSUlTS, &ACCESSORIES mUSl be hand scrubbed on lhe Bul the plans will cosl SIUC UniversilY il'S probably 1.000 inside with a wire brush using miUions of doUars, money !hal is diJTerenllypcs," Steele said. r------\ OfT SCUBA CER11fIED AT Brrn:RS. cleaners and water, be said. nOl going 10 come from !he state. Also industries produce waste in 1 MILE EAST OF TOWN \ .. "'~"""'" ,... uc"c STARTIl'iO Nnwr However. the materials used for "The big problem is the cost," hundreds of gallons, b Ul sruc il "SWEET'S CORNER" : ""lo.u.nu """"""" l.!>l..!!.l cleaning are considered hazardous TyrreU said. "A very substantial would be individual pints, quan5 457-2729 \ WE REm' SCUBA GEAR TOOl and mUSl be collected and slOred amount of money will have to and gallons, he sai1S JIRlIIictiog a ~ between an menlto socialism but also supports !he development of !he policies st:rV1lIives .-...npring 10 go back 10 democIalic reforms, deceollal.ized ~2~,=,_ oullined by !he Congress of !he an ecmomy of centtal planning and powe< and a mixed ecooomy. A dramatizGlion of a vicicMn ~ ClllkXi:on~ bIocl ~ in~ . an Itulion· .Am.r1am MCtion olBruoldyn. NeW yotl. IRAQ, from Page 11------PrilonolOw'~~1 John ...... A weohhy Rus.s.ian prince wants 10 reKuelhe n.~. of hi, yuutf.. from on unmwitMI "1bc provision of lists itself does Hu=in. "Who can doubt !his now, wi!h !he people of IIaq bullIaq wiU ~E>u1o ...... OIID, 453-300\ Monday . friday 10-.30 a.m. - 4,30 p.m. nOl satisfy the requirements," lmowing as we do just how close not rea1ize its pocenlia1 as a nation And \ 1/2 ....n ...... -. pom.-... Popadiuk said_ "There is a con Saddam Hu=in was to possessing ... so long as Sad dam Slays in dition li:ere for inspections and nuclear weapons and !he means 10 power." Mcleod Theater we're looking for those inspections deliver them?" Bush asked a group U.S. and allied officials have South Entranca of the Communications Building 10 confirm what is on !he lists." of Antiochian Onhodox 0Jristians. gone so far as 10 lhrealcn military In a speech Thwsday. Presidenl He renewed his caU for lIaqis 10 action in !he evenl Saddam does • sotm£RN lUJNOIS lHVBISIlY AT CARBONDAI£ Bush defended !he U.s.-led invas force Saddam from power. "I'll not provide a complete accounting ion of Iraq and defeat of Saddam repeal itlOday: We have no quarrel of those programs. CARE, from Page 1------The fire codes for infant and is not so much in terms of money, in !he parents' homes. loddler programs aren ' l any but in the lack of day-care in Guyon said !he possibility would differenl !han !he requirements for Carhonda1e, Barca said. be considered KIDS pre-scbool and school-age children, BiU Hall, SlUdenl lruStce, said a The pre-school and school-age Walton said. Bul a day-care for pre tcmpornry solution mUSl be found program will continue 10 operale in scbooI and school-age children can " We need 10 come up wi!h !he !he Rec Center during fall semester, be opernted withoul a license. best faci1ity we can by Aug. 2," he bUl al reduced capaCily, beeause LOVE Rainbow's End now cares for said. "We need 10 rmd lemporary one of the two rooms currently pre-school and school-age children care, even if we can'l be licensed." being using will be needed for in the Recreation Center. Il is nol a Guyon said he didn'l !hinlc !hat classes. During fall semester !he licensed operation in the Rec was an option, bUl would be program normally enrolls 51 pre Center because !he building doesn'l wilting 10 look into iL school and 10 school-age children, ~Q~ meet !he ftre codes, Walton said Barca asked if il would be pos who come after school. In !he Rec Edwin Barca, graduate SWdenl in sible for RainboW'S End staff mem Center, !he program will be able 10 ~ psychology, has an infam in !he bers who wiD be laid olT when 010 accePl 30 pre-schoolers. School SALAD .99 Rainhow's End program. The aisis program closes 10 care for children age capacilY will remain !he same. SPAGHml 1.95 SPAGHml & MEATBAllS 2.25 , " 12 ., RAVIOLI 1.95 Today's Puzzle It n .. TOASTED RAVIOLI " "fClI) 1.95 T1 l ' PIllA 255 " ,rSAlI5AC£ 01 HAMIUlCEI ) mN l' n -. " _n All .bov. items include kid. " " . M " l>everage with free .refills .. • • J I ,•• " " ~ Free Balloons!! .. •" • ." ~ .." .. .. Crayons with Placemats for drawinl!!! " .. y " u lOR CHlDREN 12 YR5 AND UN[)[R NOT AVAIlABl[ ON CARRYOtJl5 ~, ~ , • .0 .. . , i!ol ~ " •• Univmity Mall Kenlucky Oaks Mall West Park Mall , .", Carbondale, Il Padu cah, KY Cape Gi rard eau, MO I .. 441 ·7700 335 -4450 -~ I "" .n 45 7·5545 " I " .n Page 6 Daily Egyptinn July 26,1991 Regarding the film on Henry, SHOWING Tonight it's funny, uplifting, sensitive , , \ 5:30 and 7:30 r,:, By Allan Towell fu nn y and sad, and the plot is Saturday StafTWritCf ryptimistic but believable. Film Review Harrison Ford turns in his usual 2:00 and 4:00 " Regarding Henry," starring professional performance, and does Harri son Ford , is a lightheaned, Director Mike Nichols handles the a convincin g job in most of the Admission $1.00 sentimental tear-jerker that will subject in a refreshing, humorous scenes. make the auO'cncc leave the theater way that results in a film that is Bill unn , a regular supporting Student Center wanu nb be a lillIe nicer lO one oflcn willy ano touching without actor in Spike Lee's films, is Auditorium another being overly sappy. enjoyable as Henry Tumer 's good· Ford I lays Henry Turner, a Turner'S actual physical humored physical therapisL highl y successful but somewhat rehabili tation 's skipped th rough "Regarding Henry" is mted !'G. Refreshments : ruthless Manhattan attorney. quickly, leaving the majority of the 13 and 's playing at Fox Eastgate Available : As the fil m opens, Tumcr IS just IlIm to dcal with hi remtegr::uon Theaters. winning a case in which he is into his famil y. ~ __.., s~\s defendin g a hospital that is being After he is shot, he forgets ******** sued by a patient for negligence. almost everyth ing about his past., $1.00 Of course, he wins the case for including his wife and daughter. th e hospital and the wronged His injuries have left him unable to : Egfptlan Drin·ln : patient gelS oothing. Rt 148 Nt'Jl 10 Wmsot1 Co t.p'porl "'191 ClMD2 ~ work 3 S a lawye r. but he does .....___ D_AILY 7:00 9:00 SAT'" SUN MATINEE 2:00____ , A few minutes into th e film . become a much nicer guy. W1NS400 Turner is shot in the head in a Because most of his memory and In Sunday Night Drawing convenience store robocry, and the personality were lost. so arc we C;:i i:t~h~':: l31° rest of the film deals with the characteristics that made him a Adults 52.50 physical and social rehabilitation of selfish, ruthless person. Friday· Saturday· Sunday this once powerful. but now As he makes his recovery. he JUlY 26- 27- 28 helpless man. begins to uncover some disturbing l.Termila1or 2 (R) At this point it seems like the P,ying facts about his previous lift. , 2 . ~~F (R) audience might be in for a tedious, including his crooked legal cas", iN:eWII painful two hours, watching Turner aod his broken marriage. Young learn to walk, speak, read and The predictable ending docs not * * * 988 8" 6 * * * generally function allover again. take away [rom this uplifting IlIm. Fonunatcly, the mm is not tedious. The script is often simultaneously Harlem building collapse traps man, construction workers escape rubble NEW YORK (UPI) - A six passing trains from knocking down story building collapsed 31 a busy any more of the building. Two intersection in Harlem Thursday, construction workers scrambled trapping one man ~eneath the from the rubble of the building at rubble. Broadway and 125th SIJeel shonl~ As rescue workers tried t::: free after the II :23 a.m. collapse, rue the trapped man , elevated train officials reponed. Officials said service ncar the building was only three people were in the suspended to keep vilxations from building when floors collapsed. ShmhniJ:..'IIa Chir.t:se Thai V ' :=~ ~ Indonesia Cuisines GRADUAnON PARTIES • FREE CAKE FOR DAILY 2:15 4:45 7:00 9:15 PARTY OF 5 OR ~ORE! · DINNER MENU ONLY BilLiTeds • RESERVA nONS 8O.GUs Sat. Aug. 3rc1 RECOMMENDED Journey Open 11 :00 • 2:30 Irs A TRIP. 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July 26, 1991 Daily Egyp60.n Page 7 Biotechnologist from England works as budding Slue prof By Christine Lenlnger Staff Wrrter Plant biotechnology A ncw facully member recently has been around look roOI in the plant a nd soil science depamncnt at SlUe. since the first David Lightfoot, assistant farmers, but today it professor of plant and soil science, is a plant bioux:hnologist originally involves transferring from Otic)" England, but is now call ing Southem Illinois home. of genes to plants. Lightfoot ha< been in Illinois for three weeks and said he likes it 30 far. induSU)' and vcry competitive. " I like being so close to major " Anyone with a doctorate in th e agriculture companies like fi eld is highl y employable, and I Monsanto in Sl. Louis. because it would like 10 help s tud cnL~ reach opens up a 101 of opponunitics for that point in their careers," he said. people in the field including Lightfoot's position is a pan of the Biotechno logy initiative. a myself " hesai~ . Lightfoot's primary research funding from the llIinois Board of Staff Photo by Heidi ~ Hi eher Education to address the involves a gene-related study of Anthony Tafuri. graduate student In sculpture sculptures while setting l4l his exhibit at the t l lj.lv ,Jf bio tec hnology in the embryos to rind a gen e th at from Rhode Island. shc. ... s one of his University Museum TlaJrsday. controls the size of the plant's sciences at srue. which created embryo. three new (Klsitions, including the On anothe r le vel he is one in plant and soil sciencc. said conducting research in niLrogen Brian Klubek, professor of soil Student artists exhibit works assi milation, trying to fmd a way to microbiology in plant a nd soil reduce the amount of fertilizer sciencc. needed to make a soil with less Lightfoot worked as a senior niuogcn and more pn>lCin. research assistant in the Oregon at Faner museum reception 'The urgency of this research is State University horticulture in drin1cing water that has a high department prior to coming to By Annette Holder opinions without any influence ceramics from Indiana, al so is nitrogen content because of high SIUC. Entenainment Ed~or from a title c reated by him . exhibiting " About Vase," a amounts of fertilizer being used," "When I leamed of an opening at Tafuri said his strongest piece. collection of eight pieces, at the Lightfoot said. slue it excited me because the Everyone's thinking of the untitled, still remains interesting reception. T he earthenware Plant biotechnology has been institution has a good international environment and this artist is no to him. exhibit of c ylinder , hapes around since the ftISl fanners, but reputation," he said. "I was also except.ion. Tafuri said a 10. " f his anwork fealures vases made of three the modem definition is the excited to work with g raduate Anthony Tafuri, graduate is made of more than one piece. sections Slacked on lOp of each transfClring of genes to plants that assistants and otncr SIlIdents in the student in sculpture from Rhode He said h ~ likes to do this be· other. cannot otherwise obtain the gene. field to teach them and learn from Island, said his University cause people make comJC.1o st of the sculptures in his nur.1 and bronze for hi s pieces, aniSl. The rcccption is 6 p.m. to 8 des igned to not get mus hy," In spring semester he will head a exhibit arc untitled because he priced from S300 to SI ,200. at the Univers ity Museum. Lightfoot said. new class in agriculture wants pcopie to fann their own Robert Buller. graduate in Admission is free. Plant biotechnology is a growing biotechnology. SIDEWALK SALE FASHION CONNECTION TAKE UP TO AN ADDITIONAL off the entire stock BOOKSTORE % UP of summer merchandise! 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Illinois Ave. • 9 am-6 Page 8 Daily EgyptiDn July 26,1991 New high-tech design for money helps Il' ::[; ..+" f I Uncle Sam stay ahead of bad guys C Daily Egyptian Auto WASHINGTON (UP!) - Uncle generation of color copiers. laser Sam wants to make your money scanners and digital printing I Classified I I 'SS fORD AEROSTAR mini-"an safer. machines. $7.195, ' SA ~ cuakwnizec:J "an The Treasury Department and the "We sec this as a normal $.1995, '82 dodge cu~ed '.~ FcderaI Reserve Thursday unveiled progression in staying ahead of the a .536-3311 13 1 $2995, '81 Carnoro e.w...a !1995. a new high·tech design for the 'SO Oahun 200SX 5·.... . $: 600, '67 bad guys," said Hollis Mu>long $1995. AM AulD ..... 605 venerable greenback, saying the McLoughlin, assistant secretary for s N. llinon 549·1331. new biUs will be almost impossible policy management at the Treasury, 86 OCJDGE CHARGER. AUTO, a/c.. to fake - even with the next at a news conference. 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Tom at 61 8·273 9096. leave me~ ~ have done. & can do, & hourly tale - Storage Bui lding spreadsheet usage, supply Aug~ prof.ullOnol fomrllei currenl SUBlEASE NEEDED fOR 2 bdrm exIra deired. A1llollen confidential. : S~:~~~kPa r k i ng purchasing. """""', SSSO ' 5781" , 529 201 3, w;d.,deonmobo1.home,A/C,iow" rt I' Luxury I Chri.B. I S260/ ~ . ""9 . 5'. · 6'.3 . I 2 BedroDm . Cen''''/~i~,u ring: · C.ble TV Deadline for applications Fri., July 26. I ~ho,... N, ~Dol ,~Bl£ASfdi., .-:..I_~um, ApartJnents . W.sher/Dryer Pick up application at {he mootlll _ 1U " 9 ", __ ....- "" - Natural Gas Efficiency Communications Bldg., Room 1259. PfACERJI COUNTRY lOCATlOt<, 1 \"""1 d""" & Iololly I,"".hod, SIsal Ben.eng I · Close 10 C.mpus bedroom. on 2 OCfti, 10 minule:s. fro m mo . .. tJli1. 5 .. 9·,,8 .. 1 o r 529· ....31 . . • NO PETS Moll. S275 iodude> hooo ood woIM. - - -- Real d ff S . Equal Opporrunlty U.S.' team sweeps worid game relays SALUKI, SHEFFIELD, England (UP!) - who finished second 10 Cuba's Drummond, th e wi nilcrs of th e minor medals 'Alent to Jamaica and from Page 12 Ammcan Hollis Conway won the Javier Sotomayor in the ' 98 100m and 200m respectively, Italy. high jump and the United State Universiade in Duisburg, Gt-:many. combined wi~h Boris Goins and Maciel Malone anchored the program," he said. sweot the relay races Thursday 00 Anuro Oniz of Spain took the Darwin Hall 10 win the 4 x 100m Uniled States to victory in the Herrin said parents of the final day of Lhe World silver and SOViet Yuriy Sergienko gold medal for ;he United Stales in women's 4 x 400m relay. Malone players who never get 10 sec University Games. was third. 39.10. The Sier," Leone team were began the final leg five meters the games also get a cItancc Conway, who still is affected by Elbert Ellis and Jerry Roney '.uprise silver medalists, ahead of behind the fourth Soviet nmner, bUI 10 sec their children play an abducoor mu.. fto'+ W ". ;;:-:.. 11M m.okers A nd Non-Sm.okers \~ Be Paid $70 to $ 2 0 0 \ I . I If Qualifi air CLOSET SPACE n ,g THE FINAL FROITIER r l"ate ·Sand olleybuII - Br- elball Court .Fr~e Coble with HB,) .Superlor Food Service locale-j In our · main bllilding ·Sludy lounges and two ~ntensified Study Areas Are~~ you on a continuing mission to seek out lost clothes? Is · .Parking for everyone, Freshmen and opening your closet boldly going where no one has gone Sophomores too before? Universijy Closet Company ca n solve your proble ms. · -Across Ihe street from campus Whether you're looking for another bar to hang clothes on or an entire closet organization system, we've got ij all. You can ADDITIONAL NEWS: even rent unijs and retum them at the end of the school ,ear. *Contrac!s will be available for Summer 92* Call University Closet Company tod.y~l's purely logicat. · Your summer 1992 con tract will get you acces~ to our 30' by 70' po;)l, volleyball and Units available now or i basketball courts, cooking areas, and ample park,ng all summer long' : Call and reserve yours for Fall Semester i Approved For freshmen and ,op/1omores, double and single rooms ovoiloble, cf,oo;e your own roommate ! UNIVERSITY CLOSET COMPANY : Per Diem chO/ges wi/i uccompany any break sloy. : 985-6399 ! C:J'ner of S. Wall & Park Streets 549-2050 i ·...... ~ ......