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The Daily Egyptian, September 27, 1967 Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC September 1967 Daily Egyptian 1967 9-27-1967 The aiD ly Egyptian, September 27, 1967 The aiD ly Egyptian Staff Follow this and additional works at: http://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/de_September1967 Volume 49, Issue 7 Recommended Citation , . "The aiD ly Egyptian, September 27, 1967." (Sep 1967). This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1967 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in September 1967 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. NewrContraet. Could ' ~d to ~ousing Truce Sill Housing Office officials protect himself as much as believe a ne w contract for poSSible, Balgemann said. accepted living centers for . Balgemann said the student undergraduate students will should go through the unit relieve some of the student- with the landlord before he landlord problems now e xlst- signs the contract and list Ing. undesirable con dltlons for There Is also a new pro- comparison with a s lmllla,r cedure, filing contracts for list . to be drawn up at the add res s verification, which termination ' of the contract. will permit approved housing Reports should be made to to be upgraded, according to the bouslng office when prob­ Dennis Balgemann, coordlna- lems are not solved to the. sat- .; tor of housing. Isfactlon ofth.e student, Balge- , Balgemannsald the new sys- mann said. .. /' tern will permit his office to 3 PHId stUdy and Improve off-campus ersons e ~"c;:,~~g procedures and prac- I n Theft Case, UThe numbers of com- plaints from students and Police Report landlords are about equal, It L he sald. Three persons were being • The new contract which will held on bond \ Tuesday after be enforced this fall, has a Carbondale Pollce recovered provision for the student and Items value~rat' $2,300 whlcb the university to receive item- were'reponed stolen from the Ized lists of dam ages for which home of Mrs. Joe Halliday, the student . will be charged. 203 Orchycd Drive, Monday .The landlor.,!l will have one afternoon. week to Inspect the property Chief Jack Haze l said a at the termination of the can- color television, a table mod­ tract and list the charges for el television, a hand- built which he Is withholding a por- stereo, and a set of antique tion of the stUdent's dam age silverware w ere reponed VENDORS ON STRIKE-Dale' Pribble, left, ARA food vending service picketed the campus. and cleaning deposit. missing and everything was and Bill Tackett, CarbOOdale. confer outside Management persoMel are continuing to service If the landlord does nOt recovered except the portahle the University Center Tues day as drivers for campus machines. give boCh the student and the TV. unlvers!iy dlj'pllcate Itemized Held at Murpbysboro are lists within! one w\,ek, the Edward Crawley, 46, of 309 Vendors Begin contract says, damage cbarg- 'E. Chesmut"Sta, Carbondale; es shall be 'walved. Willy Spate" 29,of233ICom- ~ Balgem*nn saJ d the new merclai, ,n.furpbysboro;-,,:nd Picketing SIU contract Is belnW' studied for Mrs. Georgia Brown of 1422 Members of International funber revlslort. N. Wall St., Carbondale. Brotherhood 0 f Teamsters He s aid he could not be The recovered Items were Local 347 coritinued picketing specific yet about what chang- confiscated. fro m Mrs. the campus Tuesday afternoon es are being considered. Brown's residence on Wall In the vending machine sup­ Balgemann said his offlc~ Street, police said. plier strike that began Sept. Is attempting to emphasize Hazel said all ·three have 18. that the student can do much been charged with grand theft ·EGYPTIAN The strikers, drivers for to imp r 0 v e the s ituation and the two men have been ARA .Servlce, which supplies through reponing and selec- Charg~d with burglary. SH4l.tlfM 9t1.Uui4 1ltUq.n~ and services machines on the tlo'n. Bond has been set at $5,000' Carbondale, Ill inois Carbondale campus, had a 'The student Is In control for Mrs. Brown and $10,000 truck and two men on hand Volum.49 Wednesday, September 27,1967 Number 7 on the nonh side of the Uni­ versity center. Meanwhile management Ch;:b~~h~f eC~~';~rCe Firet Senate Meeting personnel are continuing to service the maChines, which dispense f 00 .,---<;!lndy, and dril)kr.- 'I Tra~fic Stand Explained Off-Campus Housing One of tpe district mana­ An official of tbe C arbon­ also said. the increased trat­ gers for ~ A;Wtlo refused dale Chamber of Commerce fico flow on Walnut St. would to give his name, saicf"We're told tbe City Council last nigh~ tend to lower propeny values doing a better job than has that his organization Is op­ and would present a hazard May 8,e Issue TQnight been done in the past.' posed to a proposed City-state to children who live along that He went on to say that be project designed to ease Car­ street. Student body president Ray the library be open con- didn't think the strike would bondale's increasing traffic A~ part of an alternative Lenzi is expected to ~ ask the tinuously from 2 p.m. each la'st more than three weeks. problems. proposal, Weeks said his or­ Campus Senate tonight to ap- Sunday until 11 p.m. each Frl- The' Union has been plCket­ ganization felt Main St. and prove a resolution calling for day with the present hours Ing the ARA trucks on campus Harry Weeks, execU[ive di­ rector of the c\lam.Ber. said Walnut St. should remain as elimination of University re- the remainder of the weekend. while they parked to servl ~e two-way arteries. with Wal­ gulatlon Of off-campus s tudent Grosse said such a change the machines. ,..) that the east-west Rt. 13 couple proposed by the city nut s erving as ~alterna[e housing. Tbe senate's initial In library bours would permit According to the ARA man­ route through-t-M city. meeting of the school year students living In poor s tudy . ager,' the strike Involves five and the state higbway depan­ ment would oniy temporarily Another ...xecommendation of Is scbeduled at 7 p.m. In tbe conditions to utilize the facl- drivers. He said there Is no the C baRiJier would be the con­ University Center. litles and research mate~lal. contract between ARA and the alleviate trafflc headaches' in struction of two direct access Lenzi said ,Tuesday he would In the library around tbe clock. l,lnIon local. He added that the Carbondale, Instead of pro­ 'routes from Rt. 13 to Sill, call for a system under which - He said the change might oniy Union has not yet contacted the viding a long-range cure ~ one at the east end of the cit \' students would grade and eva- . require two additional library ARA office about Its grlev- and another Oat the West. luate student bouslng. He employees. ances. The proposed plan the .commented that students He bopeiltheexreosloncould The teamster business Chamber of Commerce ob­ (Continued on Page 16) should be ailowed to live wber e take place within two weeks. manager, Sam Trefts, was jects to Is a $2,000,000 pro­ ject wblch would conven Main tlley wish. He said his re- If adopte'd, the program would at a meeting in Evansville St. into a one-way route west solution calla for elimination be evaluated at the end of the and could, not be reaChed. through tbe city and Walnut Gus Bode of restricted' housing regula- quarter, Grosse continued. Stud' ent Hemal·ns St. into a one-way artery east. tlons and the 'approved and Other Items on the agendi Under the plan, ·connectlng ' unapproved housing classlfl- are the submlaslon of awork'- On Cr.·t.·eal L.·st routes would be located at ~ cation ~ ing paper for a proposed LeWis Lane 'OD the east. side Also on the agenda Is a student government financed Doctors Hospital reponed of the city and at.. under­ proposai whlcli, If passed and weekly newspAper and a d1s- Jefrey Mesldll, an IS-year­ mined site near Bleyer St. approved through the proper cusslon on the Center for the old freshman from Cham­ on the west side. University channels, would StUdy of LeaderShip Related palgn, was still in critical e xte n d Morris Library's to Learning. condition Tuesday. In a repon presented to the .. '-. bours on a trW basis for the Richard Karr, senate'Chair- ' MeskUl and .three compan- council, Weeks said rhe Cham- Gus says tbe ==="_L remainder of the quarter. man, said all senators would 101\8 were BttUCk hy an auto ber was primarily opPosed to school is so much like Bard Grosse, west side non be requlredtoaaendthemeet- on South Wall'5treet late FrI- tbe project because It was only he thints he should draw extra dor!D 'senator, Is asking that .ing .whicih .1s openrothepubUc• .. dily nfgbt ~ . .. stop-gap'·' · plan• . WeekS "paS" for. hazilr:ckius iiUfY. .. " , I : .... .. .... ..: ...~ Eduf(J~lOd Pa rley Set Mondayjri Wham Educators from Carbondale University campus, will be and outlying districts will give opened by Dean Elmer J.Clark repons to the Representative of ·the SJU College of Educa­ Assembly of the Southern Di­ tion and president of the South­ Vision of the JIllnols Educa­ ern DiVision of the lEA. He tion Association wben It holds will also repon on the annual its fall meeting Oct. 2. diVision meeting in the SJU The meeting which will be Arena Oct. 27. held in Wham Education Build­ Rep r eseDtative Assembly Ing on the Southern illinois delegates are members of the board of 'direCltOrs of the Sou\hern DiVision, county su­ Tree Growth perintendents in the diVision, sectional area offlcers, and members chosen from a886- clations, school districts, and Study Ended institutions of higher I"~rnlng.
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