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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1990 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in February 1990 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Daily Egyptian Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Thursday, February 15. 1990, VoL '75, No. 100,20 Pages Death threats no concern to Bush Daily Egyptian wire services based drug cartels have marked from Indiana kidnapped by leftist way deemed appropriate to belp MedeWn cartel, told police and Bush f By Dale Walker Staff Writer Bill to target Attorney General Neil F. Hartigan said youths who illinois will have a Drug Profit avoid drugs Strike Force modeled after SPRJNGFlELD (UP!) - .. t It e Youths who avoid drugs Nell HartIgan Untouchables," would get preferential U'eal' who caught AI Capone f This Monrlng Carbondale loses in first round of 'mall wars' By usa Miller judge's decision III throw out the The lawsuit c:baIged that Marion eoccdsignificant growth arvI de>d Iowa makes bid on Stall Writer case before they drop the lawsuit was using 11F subsidies 10 build the opmeIII in the irA IS yeas. altogetber. new mall 00 an area that was not Marion May.. Robert B~1Ier said riverboat gambling Carbondale's tax increment "We' ll be reviewing the legal bligblcd. Condom W.:!ek raises safe sex issues Bursar office SUNey shows men more likely to have hours longer sex without condom for students By Richard Hund By Brian Gross StaN W,ne, StaHWr.er Cupids no longer shoO! Bursar's Office hours have arrows-thcy b,ri ve G!.!l condoms. been extended to include ear· The Student HeaWl Assessment lier opening and l:ucr closing Centcr, along witl, the Welin""s ti mes on paydays for stu Center, ki cked 0[( N:Hlonal den ts, Jeff Holden, SIU-C Condom Week Wedn esdoy in the COIllrOllq, said. SIUj(;n( Center with games, $\uveys and [roo condoms. Beginni ng Friday, Ih e "(The stand) is a means of ma!< north lobby entrance to the ing th ~ ir.dividual aware of co!ldom cash payment division will usap,e and th e consequence, of opeo at 7:45 a.m. on Friday WlS.fe sexual prncticcs," said Alan for check pick-up services Erllst. graduate assistant at th e only. Weliness Center The hours for regular oper· ation at the Bursar's 1ffkc PamphlelS on birth contro~ sexu· ally U3nSl'litlCd "'scases and preg will remain from 8:15 a.m. to nancy were displayed, along with a 3 p.m. From 3 p.m. to A. p.m., condomlSTD quiz and a condom student paychecks may be attitude survey. In ''The Wheel of Staff Photo by Rlchud Bailey picked up through the back Misfonune," players answered Jebn Dee, a graduate student In higher II., lakes a guess al Ihe AIDS Awarp.ness patio door. AlDS -relalCd questions to win bal- edur;atlon administration from Mt. Carmel, Week lable In lhe Siudent Center Wednesday "We're trying to make this loons, posters or buuons. ------~------more available for (the stu "The response has been really Pamphlets on birth control, sex uat/y transmitted diseases and dents)," Holder said . "For good, but some seem embarrassed those students that have 8 pregnancy were displayed, along with condom/STD quiz and o' cJock classes or work by the topic," Chris Labyk, coondi· a a nator of SHAC, said. assignments, this will make condom attitude survey. According to the survey, most people think it easier for them to go get Labyk said more males stop it's a good idea to use a condom with a new partner. National (their paychecks). This will beucr serve the sludenlS." because the tQpic is condoms, but Condom Week will last through February 21. added females are responsible for Holder said it has been the 40 perecnt of condom sales. office's practice to give out Jul ie Maier, intern at the "!t's amazing how much people idea, and mOS! would suggest using ed to would not have aJ'. STD," she paychecks to students who Wcllness Center, agreed. don 't know (based on the quiz)," one with a new partner. said. knocked at the back door "A 101 of people are having fun, Lab) k said. "Hopefully,!his gives Maier said N Jnal Condom between the hours of 3 p.m. but some people are shy about slO]> infonnation and corrects some mis "More males would have sex Week, lasting thn. Igh Feh .. 2 1, was and 4 p.m., but the practice ping by," she said. information." w ithout a condom wh ile most not purposely scheduled to begin was never publicized. females wouldn't (according to the on Valenti"" 's Day. The quiz and survey measure Accord ing to the survey, most survey)," Labyk said. &"!t';; a romantic day though," she Now the practice is being knowledge and opinions about con- people who participatal in the sur "A 10l of people also incorrectly sdid , "and this may be an imponant made offi cial, he said. darn usage and STDs. vey think using a 00,,10111 is a good think that the people they're attract· \.')pic right now." TAYLOR; Reader & Advisor , Palms, Cards & Crysta l Ball I INTERNA TIONAL Readings. I Advise on Love, Marriage, : Business. I $5 off w/coupon I On RL 13 beIWeen Carbondale & I fEsciVAl Marion at the Cart.ervilJe Crossroads. I ______.J 985-2344 I __ . February 12-18 at the Student Center T-BIRDS Thursday International Bulfet Tickets FRIPAY fEBRUARY 16 SUNDAY fEBRUARY 18 Available at the Student Center Central Long Island EXHIBITION OF INTERNATIONAL INTERNA nOHAL BUFFET TlCkel Office and al the door ARTIFACTS 10 :45 A.M. - 2 :00 P.M. For more information caD 453·3493 10;00 A.M. -3:00 P.M. BALL ROOMS A.B, & C STUDENT CENTER Advance Ticket Sale. INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL SHOW S 7 00 tot Students and Senior Citizens Iced Teas INTERNATIONAl LOUNGE S:OO P.M. ·5110 P.M. $ 8.00 !of General Pubtic STUDENT CENTER BAlLROOMS C • 0 T1cket Sales 8t 1M Door $8.00 tor Students and Seriof C.izens SATURDAY FEBRUARY 17 $9.00 lor General Public $1.00 RECEPTION SponsoreCI!j\t: 5:00 P.M. - 6:.5 P.M. Inlemaliooal Studenl Council, STUDENT CENTER GALLERY LOUNG E The S udent Cen181. INTERNATIONAL FASHION SHOW international Progranw: and SeMces, 7:00 - 9;00 P ,M. Undergraduate S udent Go .... mmenI STUDENT CENTER BAlLROOMS C • 0 The SIU Foundation & The Welneu c.nler 11 1 Washington _529-380 .8 Page 4 Dail)'£gyptiJJn February 15. 1990 Daily Egyptian Opinion & Commentary Student EdI1or-in-Chlef, Mark Barnell; EdllorlBI Page Editor, Theresa livingston; Ass.:)clate Editorial Page E<.illo" Megan Hauck; Newsroom Representative, Darren Richardson; Acllng Managing Editor, Wanda Harris; Faculty EdUatl.! Adviser, Wayne Wanta. Motorcycles require special protection IN 1969, DONALD FRIES convinced the State of TIlinois that its motorcycle helmet law was an infringement on his individual rights. And so ended illinois' l7-month helmet law. Never mind that the number of those killed on motorcycles more than doubled after the law was repealed. Individual rights shall not be trod on. In comparison, Missouri citizens in favor of appealing Missouri's helmet law have not been as successful. Motorcyclists ca.Jght riding w'thout a helmet there are charged with a misdemeanor alld may be fine; from $5 to $500. Outrage! According to the Missouri Highway Patrol, 30.7 percent of those killed in motorcycle accidents in 1988 were wearing helmets. Of the total 68 killed in 1988,47.4 percent were riding without helmets. Trump divorce: one for her, two for him WAKE UP, ILLINOIS! From Jan. 1 to May 31, 1969, Oy F!heta Grimsley Johnson jncome tax crimes, was portrayed What would a movie star, a 16 motorcyclists died on your roads. That number Jumped Scripps Howard News Service during a long, gossipy lrial as arr0- mode! or a world champion figure to 36 people during those same months one year later - gant and mean 10 underlings. slcater have to be arrogant about, months after the motorcycle helmet law was rep~"ued. Just for this season of he2ns and To even mention her namc in anyway'! So far this year, two University students died in separate flowers, we have the loud and n:l<;ty New York is 10 coniure up the bad Donald and Ivana have three incidents from injuries sustained while driving Donald and Ivana Trump fighL word that Barbara Bush once lcids, including a Donald Thunp Jr. When Donald moved out of tilt iJnplied fit Geraldine Ferraro. It is You iust knew there would be a motorcycles. The results of the first accident are waiting to Trump Tower penthouse, he proI"e 'oOI11ething a man cannot even be. iunior. And whau:ver happens, you be seen: the passenger, also a University student, has not bly packed several crates of h" 01' Leona lost hee case, and that can bet that trio will be taken care yet fully recovered. aUlObiography, took a good supply didn't help matters. New York of. Pop is worth about S1.7 billion. Causes of both accidents are pending investigations. of "Trump, The Game" boanIs and hales a loser. You don't get a television game Opponents of the law most often cite individual choice hopped a Trump ShuuJe airplane 10 WIlen Trump " hired" his wife ShOw named after you for being Atlantic City, where be can gamble 1.0 oversee renovations 31 the Plaza poor. as reason enough not to adopt a mandatory motorcyci<~ away his blues at the Thunp Castle HuteI, a la Leona, he joked that And it's not as if h~'s cutting helmet law. Vision obstruction and sound distortion follow. casino or sit all alone and watch Ivana would be paid "one dollar Ivana off without a penny, tJo.rowing But what about the rest of society? Aside from "Trump Card," the quiz show, on plus all the dresses she can buy." her out on Park Avenue in her proponents of such a law, those neutral to motorcycles television. Iso't that cute, rich bumor'1 The drsignet rags and Cartier bangles. suffer when a motorcyclist takes a fall without a helmet " Her level o[ arrogance bas litlle woman can play at running a Rich people take care of such nasty hotel and then shop till she drops liuJe nuances as divon:e before the and lands in a state grown steadily worse in recent home. years," Thunp is said 10 have said. for her salary. marrlage. Her level of arrogance? Think Everything's fine, so long as she SOON AFTER ILLINOIS repealed its helmet law, a about iL To be called II/TOgant by doesn't take herself seriously and The Trumps reponedly have a lights-on law was adopted. In shon, motorcyclists must Donald Trump is like having tty 10 wander (,ut of the rea\m of prenuptial agreeme Firestone MssterCare Servlt!e Centers .. """"""'" " ':: "'.':", l " I f~, '.:.', ''':'', .::,f '. : ... -- UNIVERSITY MALL ~'Loy t203 E. M3io Carbondale ~~~ 529-313~ SAT1,J()..:co ~n.G L-______-' nf'\ouatt TICIO«WO February 15, 1990 DaiJy Eg)'pliDn Page 7 Briefs THE SAILING Club will have a THE ASSOCIATION of Sililing class at 9 tonight in Student Collegiate Entrepreneurs will meet Center Activity Room B. For at 6 tonight in Student Center detaiJs contact Jim at 457-5955. Activity Room A STRESS SEMINAR, a seminar on how to cope with S!reSS, will THE SAILING Club will meet at LEARNING RESOURCES meet from 3:55 to 5:00 p.m. today 9 tonight in the Studer.t Cen.er Service Workshvp "Integrating the in the Kesnar Hall classroom. Missouri Room. For detaiJs contact Curriculum" will be presenlCd by Jim at 457-5955. Dr. Kathryn Ward and Janet RELAX, HOW to cope with Morrison, Women's Center, from stress, will be held from 7 to 8:30 THE BLACK Women's group 12 to 1 p.m. tomorrow in the LRS tonight in the Student Center will have ilS initial meeting from conference room,l\ 'orris Library. minois Room. For details call 536- 5:30 to 7 tonight in Woody Hall A 4441. 306. For details call 453-3655. THE SOUTHERN JIl inois Children's Choir will have ic: audi "COUNT THE condoms in the MACINTOSH USER Group of tions [rom 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. and jar" conleSt and video "Ch.1flging Southern lllinois will meet at 10:30 fron~ 6:30 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday in the Rules" will be from 4 to 6 p.m. a.m. Saturday at the Carbondale Altgeid Hall. Ctuldren in grades 4 today in Lentz Hall. Elemco13ly School DisL Office on through 8 whose voices have not 400 West Monroe. There will be a changed are invited to panicipate. THE "WHEEL of Misfortune" demonstration of the information For detaiJs call Dr. Gary Ritcher at will be from 4 to 6 p.:n. today in """ice America Oniine. For deIaiJ 536-7505 or 549-8055. Trueblood Hall. sor directions call Kelly 549-8123. THE HEALTHY Weigl>, a class THREE ORIGINAL ooe-aot to learn safe and effective ways to International Programs plays will be presented at 8 lose weight pemtfnently, will meet lDnight. Friday and Saturday and at & Services 2 p.m. Sund.y ir. the Laboratory Presents Theater. Tickets are S3 at the McLeod Th ~ater box office from Disney World Trip 12 to 4:30 p.m. Mo.day through Friday and one hour before curtain. I during Spring Break! For detaiJs caD 453-3001. ': -.a THE INTERNATIONAL " j" "-~ri "l Agricultural Student Association '1\", ' will meel at 4:30 p.m. today in Ag. Room 225. The topic will be "The Invisibility of Women in Income R March 9-17 Generation." Dues will be accepted ~* Don't miss this fantastic and plans will be made for the R upooming trip to Rend Lake. IOW-COSI opportunity to HISPANIC FACULTY, staff and R see the sites near students are invited to a gathering Orlando, Florida! at 3 p.m. today in the Student R Center Kaskaskia-Illinois Room. Registration Deadline is For detaiJs call 549-0658. February 1:1, 1990 ALPHA GAMMA Rho and the Rho-males will sponsor a Little Call 453-5774 Sisler Rush festivity at 7 lDnight in the Alpha Gamma Rho Fralemi17 - r~~==i:;;:=====~~=::;:===~==:::;;;:::~ House, 116 Greek Row. For dcIaiIS caD Ioni at 529-21 17. THE AMERICAN Marketing For the Fun It... Association will have its genernJ week Fred's plays matchmaker. last week we meeting at 7 tonight in Lawson Michelle, one 01 our regular customers from Hall 2l1. been to Fred's every Sat. since Ocl. wHhout a dale. her break up last fall of a 2 112 year romance, THF: WORKSHOP "Help Michelle just didn' feel like daling. SuI, after Michelle had a Seeking and CommunjcaltOn talk wHh "The Fred· she now realizes she is ready 10 Skills" will be at ~ p.m. today in enler the daling scene. Quigley 208. Because Fred's is the kind of place where management lakes Ihe time to know its customers we offered to firld STUDENT ENVIRONMEN and did find the perfect date for Michelle. TAL Center Earth Wed< commit So this Sal. you are all welcome 10 enjoy Ihe music of tee will meet at 8 tonight at the The Heartless Band wHh Wayne Hiodon on fiddle, ;>Ius Interfaith Center, 913 S. Ulinois. meelthe Fred's blind date match mate for Michelle. rResumiservice' In 8 • 24 Hours High Quality jf . Re£umes • Envelopes • • Cover Letters 20% Off With This Ad! kinkO's" the copy cen ter Send Check or money offtef Plty.b~ to .J08· WARE OFFER .10"9 wnh iolonMlton below ." 10· JOS.W.... RE OfFER. PO 8oll- 408309, Ct,.c;~ . Il6C064o.9998. IPJe ..... Uo .... 4-6 WHU 549·0788 IOf del~,y.) Il rUloan'S ~d " sales I •• S M • On The Island· 5 M TL L ______.J S M Jt:L S M L Xl 5 11Ie ___... __ _ c.31A I ...... '.' , PageK Daily Egyptian February IS, 1990 Competition over gambling discussed in Iowa CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (UPI) - expects Illinois boats to cut into Most of Iowa's riverb-lat gambling Illinois, Iowa to compete for gamblers on Mississippi River that total. developers Wednesday told tile "It would be remiss to say we're bling law before Illinois bUI nOl forced changes his plans for a B"t Doug Kralz, president of State R3cing and Gaming nOl worried about the pie being cut Commi ssion Iheir entertainment Illinois' 10.., starts Jan. I, while riverboat operation in Davenport. Steamboat Development Corp., up lx>lwccn 100 many people, but packages will overcome IIhr,ois' Iowa boats must wail until the fol "No one is able to touch it," whieh has applied for two licenses lowing April. Kehl said about Dubuque's pro to operale boals in Bellendorf, we know we are going to be able to headstan into the Iloating casinO fill boalS," Kratz said. Rabon Kehl, who plans to oper posed attraction. "llIinois won't be OinlOn and M=tine and another our business. Besides downplaying the Illinois ate the 35().fOOl long Casino Belle able to compete with our complete seL of SlOPS in Fort Madi son. Five non-profit grotJ:'s made pre lhreal, the riverboat developers oul of Dubuque, swd 1I1inois com package." Keokuk and BurlingtOn, said sentalions to the commission on their presentations touting the petitors will not be able 10 match Illinois competiLion is bound to spent their applications for gal"bling "I've not erased one doucd 'i' or advanta~es of Ih eir proposals. the lotal food, entertainment and hurl especially in the QJad Cities UCI'.1ISeS. Four of the groups arc on one crossed 't'," Connelly, a Terry Hamnann, director of the lite Mississippi River while one is gambling production his boal will PillSburgh developer, told the corn area. offer. Dubuque Racing Association , in Sioux CilY on Ihe MIssouri mission . "We are marketing He was vague about how many whieh is backing the rivezboat pr0- River. The panel will award licens And John Connelly, owner of the experts. we realized it ws!: people the Bellendorf-Clinton posal in that city, argued the gam es nexI monLlt for operations th.: Connelly Group, which operates inevitable llIinois would pass gam E scatine boats would attract, say ing commission should award a can start April I, 1991. seven excursion boats in three large bling legislalion. We haven'l ing Ihe markel would support license to Dubuque because of its Iowa passed its riverboal gam- cities, said the Illinois siluation has altered our plans ,1\lC biL" 800,000 people a year, bUI ite success with a greyhound track. Journalists demand Reagan ta.pe WASHINGTON (UPI) - national security adviser 3CCUsed of Lawrence Walsh aU opPose open Twelve news organizations iJ>.sisted five criminal charges. ing the videotaping session to the Wednesday on access to Ronald Reagan's videotaped testimony press and public. Poindexter has Reagan's videotaped Iran-Contra Ihen would be played al told the judge that Reagan's testi teslimony, charging that "secret Poindexter's trial, now scheduled :Mny should be given in open testimony" by the former president for March 5 in Washington. courL would destroy public confidcnoc in Poindexter is the last of eight cur the judiciary. renl lran-Contra defendants in the Reagan is further insisung that U.S. Dis"ic: Judge Harold Reagan administration's worst the American public should never Greene ma~e no immediate ruling scandal. soe the televised testimony. Even if on the renewed requesl by news "Nothing could be more destruc il is played in coon, Reagan argues, organizations f(lr access to tive 10 public confidence in the the tape should not be released for Reagan's h'8timony Friday in a Los .rJdiciai system than .lCCreI testim0- rebroadcast and the press should Angeles federal cowtroom. ny by a former president in th e only be given a printed transeripL 7:30 & 9:30 Abandoning a long legal fighl, criminal trial of one of his subonii Opponents to public and media Tge Lost Boys Reagan has agreed to responJ to nates," the news organizations told access argue Utat the proc<"'>ding is Thurs., Fe ~ 15. 7:30 & 9:30 154 questions and foUow-up exam Greene. a deposition, not a trial, and can be Fri., Feb. 16 7:30 ination prior 10 the trial of John Reagan, the Justice Departmenl legally kept closed. But the media Student Center Auditorium Poindexter, Reagan's former and special lran-Cootra l'rDsecutor gmups disagreed. 51.00 Admission We're Having A Presidents Sale! "Honestly, Buyoutl We're L..rlOJ'''lln~ $14.99- Prices For . Special Sales!" $17.99 Fashion C(l'n~lec:ti(J.n Mon_ - Sat. 10:()0-6:00 Ruthie's Mon. - Sat. 9:30 - 6:00 Sun 1:00 - 5:00 **' *~,*,~****j:*j'*,~****~,~'************ at least SALE Winter Clearance SUIDOFF $5 - $10 - $15 - $20 Shirts $10 Pants $10 Sweaters $15 IDresses 50%-70% offl Jackets $25 Sportcoats $30 Mon-Sat en~. ~·S 9:30-6:00 ~ ... '-4- menswear ruthie~ 606 S. Illinois Ave . 702 S. Illinois ILLINOIS AVENl.Te , ••••.••.•• , , #----- J l ~ .'~ •• • ••• 6. , t t • February 15, 1990 Daily Egyptian Page 9 IVI"S CLINIQU_ BONUSTIME ..------..... ATHECHT'S THE STARTING DATE FOR BETTER LOOKS? IUGHT NOW. COME GET YOUR LATEST CLiNIQUE BONUS. 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Dept. 536-2301 "Engineers' service to the Massachusetts In stitute of nation" will be the speech topic of Technology, said he will useJain's Ravi Jain, Environmental Research book as required reading for sw Chief, at the annual SIU-C denlS planning to go into research Engineering banqUCl, Feb. 22. and clevelopmenl organizations. Jain said h< will focus aLention Sludents shOl'ld be .;ritically on the Amerjcan and international aware of Environmental cootributiOll!' of engineering during Engineaing because il toUChes on ti .. les of peace and war. aspects of every field of engineer Thursday ''Much of what is tangible in an ing and has high job potential for industrial society has been built by the 90s, Linda Helslcm, public engineers," Jain said. infonnatior. officer for the school rAin 3S¢ Drafts rAin Jain supervises the work of 170 of engineering and technology, ~ 90¢ Jagermeisters scientists and engineers at the U.S . said. lr::!l.9.b.!I Army Corps of Engineers Jain said he was quite impressed SS¢ Old Style Pounders Research Laboratory in with the progress of the SIU-C Champaign. 'te also is an adjuncl College of Engineering and professor al the S3J'10 Univer.;ity of Technology. He sees it as becom Illinois lab. ing nationally known. ISons of Rex I "We are developing innovative pollution are a few of the research The banquet will be at 6:30 p.m. technologies that would reduce the topics Jain worlcs with at U of I. in the SUJdent Center Ballrooms A damage and cost 10 the envi ron " Management of the Research and B. Tickel prices are S7 for ment, " Jain said. and Dcvelopmcm Organi7.ation - SIU-C st udenlS and S9 for engi Environmental compliance, ec0- Managing the Unmanageable," is neering faculty and prores~onai ~ . logical swdirs and dealing with air Jain's new book, released in Advance reservations are required. Cape Girardeau television station THE "Big One" aquired in federal bankruptcy court for only By Er1c Reyes views," Engles said. Staff Writer Steven Engles, KBSI He said KBSI will visit the SIU $9.29 president and C Cl!lllpus and get student input on You get a large. cheez:y. !CBSI-TV of Cape Girardeau. i~. deep-pan or thin crust Mo. announced Wednesday il was general manager, Engles and his brother David acquired by Engles head the corporation. plua with 1 topping, 4 Communications Inc. through the said KBSI intends to Engles said he plans on acquiring Federal Banlrruptcy Court from strengthen its local more stations in markets that reach 16 oz. bottles of Pepsi Media Central Inc. up to 585.000 households. The and fast, free, delivery. !CBSI is a Fox Television afIiIiate sports telecasts and IJIllIket !CBSI is in reaches approxi and operat.eS on channel 23. local news. mately 316,700 households. 549-5326 The corporation filed for the sta Media Central Inc. filed for lion's license in November for $3 Chapter 11 reor; I,------,, Pictures taken by Voyager 1 I I I , I I I I to be sent to Earth in spring : OR S2.00 oIT 24 or 36 expo : : 1 HR, FILM PROCESSING : Data from NASA's Voyager I indirect evidence the photo trip. probe indicates the aging spacecrafl sequence was successf uHy accom The first pictures will be relC3>.1d : 529-1439 EGYPTIAN PHOTO : successfully snapped 64 pictures plished. to the public in late April. Only I 717 S.lliinois Ave. Must present M-TH jH;:fXj I showing mOSl of the solar SYSlem's "Engin eering data shows the mighty Jupiter will show a clearly planets for 3 hiSlOnc mosaic giving proper commands were executed, discernible disk, with Earth show L~~ I::,~~~o ___ ~_ ,,<~ul'~n..,!!~I~ _ ~__ ~~S__ ~~~ ,: "" alien's-eye view of Earth's horne the tape moved to th e expected ing up only as a brilliant star-lie from 3.7 billion miles ouL position, the (photo) scan platform point of lif,hL Two television cameras aboard was in the proper poSItion," said Launched at 8:46 a.m. EDT on r----- · ---~------, the Voyager I probe, lau."hed 13 Dick Rudd, a Voyager project engi SepL 5, 1977, the nuclear-powered SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION FOR years ago this September, took the neer. "It would appear the imaging Voyager I new past Jupiter in unproccdented pictures over a four sequence went well. " March 1979, using the giant pla:: FREE STUDENTS WHO NEED hour period starting al 8: 12 p.m. The piaures will be radioed back et's gravity for a slingshot-like EST Tuesday. to Earlh over an II-day period boost on to ringed S~Lurn in The images, however, were starting March 16. II will take November 1980. MONEY FOR COLLEGE stored on magnetic tape for relay 10 Voyager I 30 minutes 10 transmit Every Student is Eligible for Some Type of Earth in March and scientislS al each photo 10 the borne planet antl Since then, Voyager I has been Financial Aid Regardless of Grades or Parental Income. NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory the signals, Iravehng at 186,000 cruising toward the edge of the • We hive a data bank of over 200.00C list ings of scholarships, were forced 10 rely on engineering miles per second, will take more solar system on an endless space 'ell~hlp$ . granls , .~ loans. representing over $10 billion In private data radioed fro m Voyager I for than 5 l{l hours to complete the odyss.:y. sector funding. • w.ny scholarships are given to students baset: or. their Icademic Interests. carerr plans. ;-amily heritage and place of ret.ldence. • fnele's ,nont!Y av.iI.'!)I~ ;0' t.", ~ nls Nne; ~ ..... (! ~ e .. ~ew:;.~.~er :ar Star Wars satellites to riers, grocery clerks, :heerleaders, non ·smo~rs .. elc. Birth Control • Results GUARANTEED. CALL For'. F... ~lOChu.. • fJ'J test feasibility of plan options not L ______ANYTIME (800) 346-6401 ~ ~ ':APE CANAVERAL, Fla. it shot through a parUy cloudy sky. (UP!) - A Delta 2 rocket safely The picture-perfect launching a priority boosted two "Star Wars" satellites came one year 10 the day after the WASHINGTON (UP!) - inlO orbit Wednesday in a S313 mil first Delta 2 rocket drilled a Global Americans have lOO few ljo" e.periment 10 show the feasi Positioning System "Navstar" nav birth con!.",1 options and a Do We bility of using space-based batUe igation satellite into orbit on lacI:: of research in the United mirrors to direct laser beams at Valentine's Day 1989. StateS makes prospects bleoic enemy missiles_ The goal of the flight for future contraceptive Low-power lasers identical to Wednesday, the seventh success in developm"nt, a National Have those used in Walt Disney World a row for the Delta 2, was the Academy of Scieoces report light shows will be fired at the launch of two sensor-studded satcl concluded Wednesday. satellites in coming months for lites built f... the Stralegic I>e;ense To help alleviate the pr0b Quality research that one day could be used Initiative - "Star Wars" - mis lem, the Food and Drug to build efficient, ground-based sile defense research program. Administration should lasers capable of destroying enemy One, called LACE for Low change the way it approves missiles in flight by bouncing ener power Atmospheric Compensation new birth control methods Teachers? ...... _"'""""=-----.... gy beams off cxbiting mimn. Experiment, will be used as a target and Congress should pass "This is the most ambitious SDI for Iasets fired from the Air Force laws 10 protect contrnceptive experiment 10 date," said Air Force Maui Optical Station on Mount makers from lawsuilS, the Col. Tom Meyer, direclOr of the Haleakala in Hawaii 10 learn more report SLates. Help evaluate the SIralegic Defense Initiative's direct about how 10 counteract the effects The \53-page report, ed energy missile defense program. of atmospheric pollution and distor .• Developing New "Both spacecrnft are doing almost tion. which can weaken laser beams Contraceptives: Obstacles SIU-C Staff. exacUy what we expect them 10 up 10 1,000 times. and Oppanunilies," was pre do." The other satellite, called the pared over two years by a Contact: Undergraduate Student The 126-fOOl, $38 ",illion Della Relay Mirror Experiment, ... RME, l6-member expert commit 2, the ftrSl rocket pure.'lased com will be used 10 reDect a trurumurn tee. Government 536-3381 mercially by the Air Force, flashed 10-walt laser beam from one A lack of adequate birth 10 life \In time at 11:15 a.lT. and ground station 10 another in a pr0- control methods contributes quickly vaulted away from launch ject "'t. ~ could lay the groundwork 10 the estimated 1.2 million Ed Walthers ...t.~ complex 17 at the Cape Canaveral for future laser systems that would 10 3 million unwanted preg Air Rx<:e Station, leaving a chum utilize orbital minors 10 direct ener nancieseach y=. or 6 ing cloud of .. Need to "chill alit" before or after tests? Do roommates, parents, and n;c"ey problems nave you tensed I'p? Join our relaxation speciali st for an hour and a half packed f:~1 of the lutest and most powerful stress busters. Thursday, February J5 7:00 p."". - 8:,0 p.m. Ohio Room, Student Cen!l;r Page 12 February 15. 1990 Entertainment Laboratory Theater to show ! FREE -SOup&EggRoIiWithi I Purchase Of Any :ntree. i ~------~ three one-act student plays Save $ Bring Your Own Liquor By Tracy Sargeant StalfWriter r------~ Three student playwrights will ~ LA ROMA·S PIZZA : present their original one·act plays I $1 00 oR : FREE Dellyery • I a t the Laboratory Theater in th e I· 1/ 320z. Pepsi 7 ~ I Communications Building this I Meclium, Large with ...lIvory.f ..... 11 ,:- ~ . I weekend. I o. X.Larg. or m.dl..... plUG ~'" / I " Infatuations on the Seventh I PI&aG 2/320z. Pepsi. .,1 \ I Roor," by Denise Dillard. gradu.te I Umlt one per pizzo wi", •...,.. or X.lor!!" I student in theater, is a comedy I We Always Deliver FREE Pepsls ~ I about a materi.listic yuppie who I I becomes bored WIth the trappings of touay's modern society a nd I - 529-1344 - I adopts a simpler way of living. Dillard said she got the idea for ~------~ the play while she was working at • news radio station. 1f1Thursday Special 11 .,7. "A poll came across the AP wire machine that ranlccd the ambitions of U.S. college students." Dillard G . ' K eftes ·5 said. '1llc number one answer wa~ attaining money and materia! wealth. 1 thought to myself. ·Boy. that's sad ... • Fries Dillard said the play is based upon that poll. & "(The main character) is a yeung professional with an MBA from Drink Harvard University." Dillard said. Medium "He eventually trades his BMW for PlaywrIghts (from left) are a~." Denise K. Dillard, graduale Dillard said the play is about sludenl In thealer, Ramona $3.291 change. Oates: "It's never too late for a second Sisler MorriS, a junIor In -,," One-,Act Playa al. Ihe chance." Dillard said. English, and Danny R. Slar1<, Communl 'catlons "In God's Name: by Danny graduale studenl In !healer. l.abora\Ory Th ....ter 10nlght Stark, graduate student in theater. is through Salllrday at 8 pm. tha t have been passed down end Sunday at 2 p.m. (l~~~<~ I the contemporary adaptation of the Biblical ' tory of David a nd through generations of Morris' family. 457-0003 ~ Absalom. Tlckets: 516 So. OIinois Ave. Carbondale StaIk said the play cI=ly paral Morris said the story is set in AI/allab.. al tile Theater lels the Bible's SIOry. West VIrginia during the Civil War. D-It Oftlco and alao at the The characler of David is an George Washington Remley. a door 01 Ihe Lab Th ••ter . character nnmed afLer her gr eat before .ach show. cVlJIJgcli£t who js the minister of a rI) mountain retre31 while running a grandfather. is tom between sup Petticoat Battleground poning the Nonh or the South in ~ food chain on the side. Ie David's son. 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DaJly Egyptian John Afghan president offers proposals S~N~NGE CHECKS CASHED WESTERN UNION to end rocket exchanges with rebels ·1991 Passenger car Renewal Stickers KABUL, Afghanistan (UP/) - aI in a speech on national television a week ago in anticipation of rebel • Money Orders • Travelers Checks President Najibullah offered a and radio, also charged that the lack rocket attacks on the city during • Notary Public • Private Mail Boxes series of new proposals Wednesday of a peace sculcment would allow Thursday's anniversary of the • litle & Registration • 1991 Motorcycle to enc~urage a dialogue with the aI'eged dru. r':-aJficJcing by U.S. Soviet withdrawal. nation's rebel groups on the eve of Service Renewal Stickers backed rebel groups 10 flourish. Najibullah. WC3JJlg a black mili the first anniv"fS3ry of the Soviet His comments reflected the tary-style jacket during hi s tele troop withdrawal from Soviet-backed government's deter vised address, repeated his plan for Afghanistan. mination to press its political The president'S proposals, ending the war through a cc=-fm advantage after defying predictions and the convening of a U.N.-moni ineluding a proposal to end some that it would collapse following the tored "natiooal peace conference" rocket attacks between the two Soviet withdrawal. The president's among the different factions in sides, apparen~y came in response remarks also were aimed at increas Afghanistan. to a shift in the U.s. position on a ing the West's growing dissaLisfac seulcmem in the AfghantStan war. tioo with the gucrrillas because of Under the presidcnC!) ,onnula, Washington reeently dropped its their military failures and internal the talks would lead to the forma demand that Najibullah step aside feuds. tion of an interim coalition govern· Thursday before talks on an interim govem A number of explosion!. of unde menL A new constitution would be menl termined origin rocked the Afghan draned by a traditional Afghan is Najibul~?h \vl]o l7.u:ked the capital of Kabul during the day and council and national eleclions anniversary of Ille Soviet'"ithdraw- nighL Security was incrca..ed about would oe held. "Little King Hite" SUMMIT, 50¢ Little Kings I nOcover I P.K.'s I nOcover I 40¢ Drafts from Page 1- All 50¢ Drafts/Speedrails All Speedrail~ Night - Thursday Only - Day 95¢ A communique, signed-by "The Extrnditables," estimated the value Thursday· Bill Harrer $1.25 Zombies of the labs at $20 million. They were said to contain suue-<>f-the-art Friday· ELmo Joe & The Blues Revue equipment for manufacturing Saturday· Faces in the Wood Free Pool Ipm- 7pm· No Cover cocaine_ They also t,ad SbOh: Foosball Billiards' Darts 15,000 canisters, each containing 308 S. III. Ave. 529-1124 55 gallons of chemicals used in Horseshoes 457-5950 Volleyball proetl>er, accwne, and other chemi j:als us,;.J to process coca paste, 11o.e leITOrist campaign was aimed at forcing the government to hald exuadition of drug suspects to the United StateS. Fourteen Colombians have been cxuadited to the United States since Barco reactivated an extradition treaty last AUgusL The 'ational LibemLion Army, a leftist gucnilla foree not conneeted to the drug uafficJcing, abducted We Must Make Room for Spring Inventory David Kent Tuesday morning in the drug Cartel stonghold of Medellin, and announced he would be released shDrtly wilh :1 ICllcr protesting Th ursday's anti-drug % - 75% OFF!! summi t in Cartagena, a National 3 Police spokesman said. President Bush will meet with Barco and ':,e presidents of Peru and Bolivia, the two leading pro RUSSELL SIU S RTS ducers of coca, at the colooial reson city. Kent, of Greer-wood, Ind., near PRINTED Indianapolis, is a teacher and Jibrar SWEATS ~ tan at bilingual Colombo \1 ,gh School in Medellin. The Indianapolis Star quoted his moth ~;f:7:~ ; SWEATS er, Shirley Kent, as saying she had tried to persuade him to return to % Indiana ahout six wccks ago. He R 40 told her that "if you mind your own ~ . business, they won't bother you." The rebels, responsible for a OFF ALL SELECT GROUP series of oil pipeline bombings in northeast Colombian and recent attacks on smal l towns and police Basketball, and army posts, also abducted busi nes Shoe by Jelf MacNel1y Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson 1990 Run Date: Friday, March 2 Ad Deadline: Friday, February 2 Walt Kelly's Pogo ~ CHECKERS NIGHfCUJB ~ ~ Tonight ~ No Cover Dance Party With N, " I I Mr. Bold Todays Puzzle r r r .• N ''''r' , .. .. Amaretto Stone Sours I" .' • Screwdrivers I" •• ••• --- Rum & Mixer ~± Jt · Stroh's !II~ • •••, ~~ * • • Drafts • " • . • 760 E. Grand 457-2259 February 15, 1990 Page 18 Daily Egyptian r----fH1.-BTGGER,-BEfTERDEAlT- --- j IUBELT, from Page 20 ... Women will volleyl ,. . 110 'ip "'. ability, I think they will continue having good ba ll clubs. This year they have put it all IOgether." Q: What arc your greatest moments as a coach? A: All of the excitement that w.;m aJong with winning the NIT championship IS one of the gJCatest experiences I had. It was a great accomplishment going undefeated in ;he Gateway Conference with the women tWO years in a row." Q: Your feeling on being induct· ed into the SportS Hall of Fame? A; "I had no idea that I would be i,.ducted. I really appreciated it I don't know if !here's anything else I could do to equal being inducted Smith Corcna pres.,nts three products that can you can have the convenience of wnd processing into the Hall of Fame." help make schoolwork academic. features with the si mplicity of a typewri~L The Smith Corona PWP 2000 Personal Word Of course, the pocket.size Spell·Right - 300P Processor is in a class by itself. I•. 's so compact it can also comes with impeccable ref SPC Films & Student Center Present: RECRUITS, Barnett suspended fmm Page 20- back Jeremy MaGee of by Missouri Valley WoodSLOCk . wide receiver Tom Williams of ST. LOUIS (UP!) - Tulsa bas Washington, quarterback kClball coach J.D. Barnell John Rutkowski of Oak Wednesday was placed on proba Lawn, offensive' lineman tion for the remainder of the season Peter Harunan of Addison, and reprimanded for his actions 101- offe"sive lineman Jeff lowing a game Monday, Missouri Zoeteman of Calumet City, Valley Confereoce officials said. Sun" Feb. 18 5:00 & 7:00 pm linebacker Ron Moran of Barneu publicaily criticized the Oltawa, defensive lineman offiCiating following his leam's Student Center Auditorium Brell Deppler of Lisle, game against Illinois Slate in Admisssion: $1.00 def~n sive back Joe Normal,m. Wan:vnski of Lisle and tighl "Coach Barnelt's comm ents end 'Brian Simpson of regarding game officiating were Fairfield. totally irresponsible and inappropri The Salukis also gOl some ate and will not be tolcraled," said strong recruits from other Doug Elgin, the conference com Picked the Wrong d; SlateS. missioner. "Confereoce policy for Greg Brown, a 5-fool-9, bids public criticism of game offi ~ 180 pound running back cials by any institutional staff mem J .D. Barnett Teacher for a from Bel1endorf, Iowa, will hers. sonnel to follow." join sru-C's backfield in "We have proper and established "Tulsa officials have boon dully • Class? USG 1990. He led his sqJad lO channels of communication for air notified and we consider the case to Iowa 4A SU>te titles his junior ing concerns aboul officiating be closed on this incident," Elgin and senior seasons, and led which we expecl institutional per- said. Don't make the same the slate in rushing in 1988 Wilh 1,722 yards and 26 mi.stake twice. louchdowns. He also was named Iowa Back-of-lhe Ed Walther Year in 1988. HIDEAWAY LOUNGE Contact: or 536-3381 "I coosider h'.l1 one of Lie Mon : 50¢ Drafts FREE Pool ULSlanding players in \he Bill Murry entire state," SfU-e football 5pm - Close coach Bob Smith. "We are wed: $1 .00 Speedrails exciled aboul him joining our squad." Thurs: $2.75 Pitchers U ~ FREE Pool 8 - Close ~ UPCOMING ENTERTAINMENT MAULE, Saturday Feb. 17 - Tall Paul and the Bar & Billiards from Page 20- Slapping Henry Blues Saturday Feb. 24 - Shakey Jake Tonight! ' he has realized how hard it is to fi ' -~- . ~~.-~. -~ - , recruil the "best" players. -Come try our new electronic "We are very lucky lO hav .. Dart Gam~! · Jungle Dogs · Mickey here. As in any sport, the L::! -< ~_ - ~:.J <" .. ' ______lit<}' lOp alhleles are bard to come Dancers 4pm - 12 Tues - Sat All Wine Coolers $1_1 5 by, so I was lucky lo gel him ," -. r, J Man. - Thur. 11 - 2 am 827 1/2 E. Main Alabama Slams $1_05 LeFevre saicL ~ Since coming to SfU-C Maule Fri. & Sot. 8 - 2 am Carbondale Billiards Parlour Special has had a 101 or ups and downs. . Sun. 1 pm - 2 am 529-9336 $1.25 Jack Daniels His freshman year he wenl2l-21 ! in singles and 18-14 in doubles. "My freshman year was rough. I $1_ 05 Watermelons would heat a really good guy and then lose to someone I sbouldn 'l STUDENT 1 \2 hour have," Maule saicL with 1 hour regular play M&ule dominaJed singles play his lOa_m_-6p_m. sophomore year going 38-9. In doubles Maule was 18-21. . Maule's junior year was disap pointinc for him, he saicL He wenl 26-13 in singles play. Last s-.unmer Maule hegan play in the Volvo Tennis/Collegiate Series and improved his game COIl siderably. Maule moved up to the No. I spot on the Saluki team. "Mickey is a good leader for our mostly young team in that he is always at practice wot1ting hard," LeFevre said. "Anytime you can playas well as he does and win so often you're a natJJra1 leader." SALUKIS Maule is ranked 1st in National Amateur doub;es, along with his BIIUET INCL\JD~: teammale Srini Tummala of the Mandarin OIiclcen Auffy Rice University or Michigan. He is No. Egg Drop Soup Beef Chow Mcin VS. 21 in amateur singles and No. 43 Stir Fry V.,ctables 3a1ad Bar on the Intercollegiate Tennis Coaches Association pol~ P,uallod by the SNdentJ oC H... IJIt ....want Tnvd Adminis ..tion DRAKE Maule defealild the NCAA's No. 19 player, Luiz Ruelle, and No. 22 Bryan Jones in the consolation Thursday, bracket of the Rolex National Indoor Intercollegiate Tennis Feb. 15 OJampionships Feb. 10. SIU Arena "It would be so hard to rank Mickey in repd 10 the Olhm I've 7:35p.m. coached," LeR-vre said. "It WO'JId be such a personaJ thing. He bas accomplished more and is higher The Saluki Basketba" than anyone in terms or rankin" but it's like saying if Joe LoUIS Top Ten Prize Giveaway could heat Rocky Marciano when they were both in their prime. It's Get your lucky card at the game. You could win a cord bard to say." less phone, a microwave oven. a gas grill, or one of Professional tennis is Maule's seven other fabulous prizes. Just be attending the gamel future. Following a l- ,Cessionai Make your reservations playing career, he V/ould like 10 Sponsored by: ~r e venture inlO the world of sports marketing and pnssibly promoIing CALL 4S3-8311 FOB T1CKE'I' INFORUnDN .; plans to 40¢ Macintosh Laser Prints decided to withdraw from sale ruters mUSl be replaced regularly, meet with the Illinois eVCI)'Wbere in LIJe world all boItles whicII bas 001 been carried ('IlL So Supreme Coon to establish 60¢ IBM & Apple II Laser Prints I of Perrier." there was an accumulation of ben procedures for the imple I One mupon per customer. Not Valid with any other offer. He said $35 million worth of the zene in the product. " menl3lion of the grand jury. Expires Fd)ruary 28, 1990 popular gaseous mineral water Previously the company had He will also ask the state's would be yanked rom distribution blamed the contamination on an leading 8('.counting and law I centers and store shelves in 120 employee it said erroneously used fums to provide "pro bono" kinkO'S ~ I countnes. benzene to de~ equipmenL services (services donated According to Leven, the mineral Perrier is tapped from an under free of charge for the public I Open 24 HOurs : the copy center water was ~""aminated when a ru ground natural mineraJ spring and benefit), be srud ler on a gas line that was supposed is boUIed in Vergcze, France. ---- Daily Egyptian Febn.:>r)' 15, 199() 'FourtH of July,' 'Miss Daisy' battle for Best Picture Oscar HOLLYWOOD - An Oscar when Jessica Tandy was nominated ba ttle between " Driving Mhs for best actress and Dan Akroyd Daisy" ond "Bom on the Fourth of TheOscars for best supponing actor. July" shaped up Wednesday, as the • Best picture: "Bam on the If both Freeman ard Ms. Tandy two late-1989 releases dominated Fourth of July: "Dead Poets win Oscars for lheir work in nominations for the 62nd annuaJ Society," "Driving Miss " Daisy," it would marl< the sixth Academy Awards. Daisy," "Field 01 Dreams," such win for a duo from one Both movies were nomdl3led for ' MyleitFoot." movie. The earHesl winners in best picture of the year. The other • Best actor: Kenneth those categories from the Sf me nominees are "Dead Poets Brana$lh, "Henry V"; Tom film were Clark Gable and Society," " Field of Dreams" and Cruise, "Born on the Fow!.i1 QI Claudette Colben in the 1934 hil "My Left Foot" July"; Morgan Freeman. "It Happened One NighL" "Driving Miss Daisy" and 'Driving Miss Daisy'; "Daniel A victory for Freeman, Branagh " Bom on the Fourth of July" also Day lewis, "My Lelt Fool"; or Pauline Collins, nominated as compete in three other high-prome Robin Williams,- "Deed Poets best actress for "Shirley categories: best actor, film editing Society," Valentine," would he the 20lh and best screenplay ba.<:ed on mate • Best actress: Isabelle Oscar for a pczformer in , role he We'll match any competitive price in rial from another medium. AdJan i, " Camlfls Claudel"; or she previously played on Slage. The awards will be presented in Pauline Collins, "S)lirley OIher nominations for "Driving town· bring us your best tire price & a nationally televised ceremony VaJentlne"; Jessica lange. Miss Daisy" cmoo in the categories March 26. '~usic Box"' Michelle Pfeiffer. of art direction. costume design, Nomination day was 3 .1 S0 a _rr.'le Fabubus 8aJc.er Boys"'; fUm editing, makeup and screen we'll match it with a comparable tire. heady one for two other movi"-" - Jessica Tandy, "Driving Miss Vlay based on rnatetiaI from anoth "Glory" and " My Left FOOl" - Daisy." ermedium. uZ "or Sale" up for five awards each. • Best supportln9 actor: Besides best picture and best The year's biggest box-office Danny AieUo, "00 the Right actor, "Born on the Fourth ofJ uly" smash, " Batman," :vas virtuaUy Thing'; Dan AAIoyd, ' Driving was nominated for cinematogra Triumph" All-Season ignored by the 4,700 members of Miss DaisY"; Marlon Branda, phy, directing, mm editing, original the Academy of Motion Picture score, sound and screenplay based Steel Radial "A Dry WMe Season"; Martin 00 Ans and Scieoces, getI1Ilg just one Landau, "Crimes and on rnatetiaI from another medium. nomination - for an direction. Misdemeanors"; Denzel Among the day's unexpected any 13" 2 for $64 The second-biggest grossing Washington, ' Glory." omissions: 00 ftim of the year, "Indiana Jones - James Earl Jones wasn't and the Last Crusade," did only • Best supporting ac.1ress: nomin3led for b