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IJ\" Bill \\, ~ Ik er records. reflecls scor es for a ll SIU·C scores for four-year degree certam oroblems. Pfaff said. Sta rr Wri(('r Dala for 1983·84. Ihe mosi sludents who look I he lest. in· students on reguJa r admission For example. most schools don 't recent a \'ailabie. shows an SlU cludlng students in programs status a re above 21.0 each year offe r Iwo·yea r l echnical ll T~ C freshmen ha\'e con r mean standard composite which have a lo wer ACT si nce compilation fi rsl began in r r ogra ms; Iherefore. Ihe s l~tcntly scorcci higher than the score of 19.4 compared to a requirement than is acceptable 19;9. with a high of 21.43 overall average is not an ac· national a \'erage on the nationa l average calcul ated by fo r fo ur-year dep.ree students reached in 1983·84 . curate measure for making American College Tesling Ihe ACT al 18.5. The lesl is entering on a regula r admission A lower requirement in a reas compa r isons of SIU·C WIllI olher as!'cssment over the past scored on ~ !,(';J lp of 1-:\6 t.~s i s . such a special admissions and schools. Thai p om pled Ihe d('cade. according to fig ures Pfaff said Ihc figures a re Figures obtained from Ki r by [wo·year technical program University to begm compiling a from Jerre Pfaff. assistant somewhat misleading. howe"er. BrowninJa. director of ad results in the !o\\'cr o\'crall sepa rate composite for the director for admissions and because ihc o\'erall :.J\'crae.e missions. and r£'Cords how a vcrage. and this presents regular admisSIOn students. 'Daily C£gyptian cSouthern Illinois University Stalled bill slows choice of developer
B\' Bob Tita thp Fm HA cont inued to Starr Writer guarantee the money . . Ionl\" said the FmHA can A bill that will determine continue to guarantee the bonds. whether the Farmer's Home bUI Ihey will nol be lax free. Administration can guarantee making financing for the project bonds for de,·eloper Sian Hoye moredifficull w;lI not be acted on before The cil'· had said Ihal Ihe Cvngl'c s adjourns on Oct 5. outcome' of the technical sa id Da\"id Carle. press corrections bil! would be a ke\" secretary for U.S Rep. Paul provision In the ci i y '~ continued . imon. commitment to Hoye . Ca rle said Tuesday Ihal a Last month the Cit"· CounC il tPChnical corrections bill voted 'v guarantee $. .. .55 million smending part s of the in bonds If Ihe FmHA would Ro tenkowski tax bi ll passed in guaranlee 59045 million. Tr. .... yo II r t";l1 g .~ S' af(Pho,o by S' eph en Kenned)· August may be acted on if The condit ional commitment Congr css meets after the made bv Ihe FmH A 10 Whi lf' the reCt'nt rool weathf' r has driven ma ny usua l (or somf' geese in a IHan d near Counlry gua ra nlee funding for Ihe :\ovember election. pf'opl e rrom tn .. walf'r. it was s wimmin ~ as Club Road . If a session is not called, the convention center will expi re in bIll will come before Congress December . FmHA offi cials in dur ing the new session in Washington have yet to indirate Januar v. :~~~~f.lrl for Hoye will be ex· The 'Rostenkowsk, tax bill prohibits federal agencies from The unknown status of Hoye's mHE entrance rules will be guaranteeing tax·free bonds. relationship \\lith the FmHA has Hove had asked the F mHA 10 kept the ci ty from reaching a guarantee tax·free bonds for the decision on an offer b\ the 'final but not ahsolute~ if.passed Carbondale convcntion center. National Group of Companies of Ca rle said Simon had Madison. Wi s.. 10 build Ih e By Karf'1! \\,iltbr rgt' l" recommenda tions woul d gu tO to keep an open mind to requesled thai the House Ways cnnvention center. St., rr \\'f'iief effect. modifications needed in the and !\leans Committee include Sr{' BILl.. P agf';; The IBHE recommendalion, future. an exemption for HOje in the Hecommendati ons for str icter ask Ihal all Illinois privale and The proposal is geared for technical corrections bill. sinf'e college admission requirements public colleges and unh'ersities sludents ri ghl oul of high school the bond guarant ee was made if appro\"ed by Ih e Illinois Boa rd 10 require Ih. following by 1990 ; as pa ri of an e[(orl 10 upgrade before Ihe law wa changed. Gus of Higher Education Tuesday four years of English. Ihree educalion al all le,·.ls. he said. :\orman Torrens. of the would be ··fina l bUI nol abo vears of socia l s tudies. The board has nct yel FmHA slale office in Cham· CJ30de sol ut e. " said Willia m B. mathematics, and cienct:. a nd discussed specific options 'for paign. said Ihe FmHA had Browder. chairman of the two years of electi\'es in foreign older students who ha\'en't met originally agreed 10 back a SIO .5 IB HE . language. music or art. the requirements. he said. but million lean Ihal the Firsl Browder said Wednesday Ih al The board doesn·1 wanl 10 " we haven't closed our eyes to ;\alional Bank of Ca rbondale the boa rd needs 10 approve the create a " ri gid formula" of Ihe need fo r s pecial would make to Hoye. recommendations soon to give requirements. Bro\\ -ier said, requirements for adults." Don ~10nt y. community high school sludents al leasl bUI il net.' Honl! Ko n l! pact a nno unced. pr01 ec t ~ freedoms Buick.Honda PEKING (AP) - China a nd Britain initialed a pact Wednesday fo r post-colonia l Hong Kong in the year t99i. promising p<-'Ople the Hwy 13 01 Reed right to strike. speak freely. pray and go\'ern themseh'es in a Slolion Rood ca pitalistic society - but enshrining Peking's ultimate authority. 529·3700 The agreemen t. revealed aft er two years of secret negotiations. specifies Ihat the prosperous free por t ruled by Britain fo r 143 years 997 ·16109 wi ll become a special administrative region of Communist China when the British lease expi res July 1. 199i. f1 GMQUAUTY B Keep'l'lllt; GreG GIU.lIl1g ~ SIIMCt AUrTS Wft..l! a.mdDe GIl PInI. CiDfDAl. ~MR1'S E:PlSIC»f Arab na tio ns bla st J o rdan's ti es with Ee: ~ ' pt 8 \' the Associated Press ·Hard·line Syria a nd Libya on Wednesday threateneo to pu nish J orda n for breaking the ranks of Arab solidarity a nd resuming diplomatic relations with E gypt. But the Egyptia n government ha iled the bold action of Jorda n's King Hussein as a step toward THURSDAY br inging peace to the Middle East and solving the Pa lestinian AT, nroblem. state .MA INS TREET Bush reconsiders feasibility EAST of releasing tax information SPRINGfIELD (AP ) - Vi ce President George Bush said THE Wednesday he was " taki ng a nother look" at whether he could di sclose his income tax returns under the terms of a blI nd trust In .... :: :··HIP CHEMISTS which he placed his fin ances. In a sudden turnaround (rorp earlier statements. Bush said his lawyer. Dean Burch. was conferring with R E C O R D ING P ARTY!! the Orrice of Government Ethics ··to see what can be worked out with them." Hesaid he expected an answer in a day or two. .. f " . NO COVER a I so eatUrlng l' f . h .. CO l11in entul s h are h o ld e r~ approl'e ba ilo ut pill n CHICAGO (AP ) - Arter a three-hour gr ill ing Wednesday of .50 ¢ drafts 1 eWlt outart_'"n-1 Cont inenta l Illinois Corp. execut ives . shareholders overwhelming ly approved a $4 .5 billion rescue pla n that forces them to relinquish 80 $1.00 speedrails '-' . percent of their conlrol of the troubled company to the federa l government. The vote ca me after John E. Swearingen. chairman of Conli nenta!" s board of directors. told stockholders repealedly that the onl y ailernalive was to ha ve the f edera l Deposit Insurance & stmight shotS. Corp. declare the ba nk insolvent. Youn g. tel· ta kes co ntrol of ("o r . lIH'rts dia ster PEORIA (APi - Police a re crediting a 10-year-old girl wi th averting disaster by steering a car to safety a rt er her mother .. /::>---< became ill a nd lost control while driving. P olice said Tuesday that Vivian Sledgister. 36. of ChiUicothe. was driving on 1I1inois 29 along the 1I1inoi. 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Dally EgyptJan, SeplcmbcrL7. 1984 u.s. securItye eI to be upgraded at embassies irA HI NGTO N cAP I The com mi tt ee ga \'1;' rong r~ss mo\'cd swiftly 10 unanimou!) \'oice-volr appro\"a l a ppro\'{' Reagan administra tion 10 the administrati on's request requests for more money to for S366 million 10 upgrade fIght terrorism Wed nesday as securit\" a l r mbassies and ' . some Democrats recommended InfornlatlOn Agency posts a Stat£' Dcr artment shakeup in throughout the world. although the wa ke of lasl week's falal some members accused the blast at the C S. Embass\' an· administration of failing to nex in Beirut . make good use of money it had " \l a~ be it is lime to ident ify a lready been gra nted for the the r.eople who a re responsible purpose. for :apses in seeurity and give " There is just no room for a ny them some other r espon more ('xcuses'-- Hep, Lawrence ,cbilities:' Rep. tephen J . S.llith. D-F1a " told the ad Solarz. D-l\.Y . told depa rtment ministration officials. officials at a House Foreign Last week's bombing was lhe Affair s Commmee hea r ing. third of its kind in the last La Staff Photo by Stephen Kf' nnedy Rep. Rober t J . Torricelli. D years. In April 1983 the U.S. Ch eckin' it oW N_J . added. " I expect the Embassy in Beirut was at president of the United States to ta cked. killing Ii Americans. J ohn Bamba ch. gr adu31{' s tudent in pla nt and before han'esl a t the Agronomy Research put some people on the carpet. and 241 U.S, ser\"icemen died in soil science. ch('cks soybeans ror maturity (('nler on P leasant lIil1 Road. to say who is responsible. and to a suicide atta ck in October 1983 get rid of them" following last on a "'larine po ition at the week's blast that killed t4 Beirut airport. people. including two Am erica n Candidates prepare to meet Gromyko sen 'icemen. Spiers said the money would No names wer c mentioned . be used fo r perimeter ba rriers. WASH I NGTON ( AP I modern history." And Mondale a spine of steel. We must be But Rona ld I. Spiers. un· s ite acquis ition. a rmored President Reagan talked tough hi t hard at Reagan's domestic strong enough and confident dersecretarv of sta te for vehicles. security office r . Wednesday on national defense policies in campaign s ~>eeches. enough to be patient when ma nagemen't. said he is satellite communica ions. radios and got a pledge of arms-conlrol while the president rene-wed his pro\'oked. but we must be respon si ble for embass y and resea rch a nd deveiopr.lent , un i t y from Democratic criticism of Mandale's own equally clear that past a certain securit\' a nd added. " I am not challenger Waller Mondale as economic and trade proposals. point our ad\'ersaries push us at lheirperil." looking for (people to l bla me." The committee also ~ pproved bolh men prepared for meetings During a busy day of cam Spiers. a career Foreign legislation authorizing the with Soviet Foreign ~1in is ter paigning: Sen'ice officer. told the com· gO\-ernment to offer rewards of Andrei Gromvko. - In a statement apparently - Mondale. arriving in r\ew mittee. "I ha \"e been an am up to S500.000 for information However. ~·tondal e also gave meant for Soviet as well a:, York on the eve of his own bassador in dangerous posts. about terroris ts , Si mila r Reagan a verbal slap on lhe American ea rs. Reagan told meeting with Gromyko. said. This is not something we take legis lation was approved same subject. saying. "This students at Bowling Gre<'n State " We stand togelher as one lightly. These a re our friends Tuesday by the Senate roreign president's record on a rms Uni vers it y in Ohio. "Uncle Sam behind our president when ,,:~ a nd coll eagues." Relati ons Committee. control is the bleakest in is a fri endly old man. but he has negotiate with a foreign power , Groups to hold conference on new tax legislation By Lisa Eisenha uer Deparlment. It has been held a nnually program in taxation at Washington will host the first aft ernoon session. It is St;j rf Writer for 27 vears, Uni\'ersit\' in 5t. loLlis. titled " Tax Shelters from the In\'estor's The cost of participating in the TErRA stands for Tax Equi ty and Pers pecti\'e, " A conference designed to bring progra m is $05. whi ch includes coffee. r iscal Responsibility Act. It is lhe The next session is on ··S Cor professiona l in the area up-t o--da tc on lunch and bound copies of conference second of two major tax acts that ha\'e porations," These a re a special type of tax pl a nning opportunit ips a nd proceedings. been passed during the Reagan ad· corporation created by a recent Internal techniques will be held OcU 9 at the R ichard Ri ver s. Account a n c \' ministration . Revenue ervice code which allows the Student Center. Department faculty member. said that The limits lha t the act placed on income generated by the corporation to Authorities on different aspeNS of lhere is a possibility that the fee will be contributions and benefit s from be taxed onlv when it is added to the recently- pa sed tax legi s lation will lowered for busin ess students as it has in retirement plans wi ll be discussed at the incomes of its stockholders . speak a t separate sessions during the 'he past. session , conference. which wi ll last from 8:30 The first session WIll be a general During the luncheon J oseph Giljum. At the final session Mike Bauer wi ll a .m. t0 4:30 p.m. re\'iew of signifi cant de\,elopments. author of several books on lax law a nd a discuss the practicality. applica tions The meeling is being sponsored by the cases and rulings of the past year, partner in a St. Louis law firm. will and considerations involved in com Southern Cha pt er of the Illinois Society The next session. "Selected Aspects of address current ta x i ss u ~ puter use in a tax practice. Bauer is the of Certifi ed Public Accoun tants in the Effects of TErRA on Qu a lifi ed Robert Black. who teaches accounting office tax computer coordinator of cooperation wi th the SIU-C Divis ion of Retirement Pla ns." will be conducted a t the Uni\'ers it y of Texas in 'Austin and Arthur Young and Company. a national Continuing Education a nd A ~unlanc'y by Ga ry Boren, director of the gradua te author of se\'eral tax journa l a rticles. law firm_ YOU OUGHT TO KNOW WHERE YOU CAN I ~ A Tasty Greek Delicacy 1}j Delivered to You! - FEEL v ibrat ions of Powerful sound -DANCE o n a huge dance floor I 111 1 Try Carbondale's fi nest GYROS sandwich. 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According to Benjamin Shepherd. associate vice president for academic affai rs and research. th ere were an unacceptable number of Os a nd Fs in Intermediate Algebra last year. Therefore. testing incoming fr eshmen to determine their level of competency ia a logical step. imilar examinations a re being considered for incoming freshmen for English a nd speech c1asse• . Both these departments should follow the Math Depar tment's lead. Many teachers in the Math Department feel they have to teach material that is not college level. Separa ting sl tlden ts who an: deficient in math from those who are better prepared fo r ~o ll eee algebra would give teachers the opportunit y to structure classes toward the students' math abili ties. The educational environment for both would be enhanced. IT HA S YET to be decided when the test should be given. The two possible choices are at the time of registration. which can be ----~etters------~ c\'eral months before the start of school. or the first dav of class. For the benefit of both teachers a nd students, administering the test at the time of registration would be bene-r. Students then would not ha ,·e go through the chaotic registration process at Woody Hall at the start of the school year when many classes a re closed. Survival of humanity is at stake The num ber of Ds and Fs in Int ermediate Algebra may have causes. however . that go beyond poor high school training. Pa rt of Of ('ou rse there are man\' life. ways to resol\'e international the problem could be that students cannot communicate effectively !ssues in lhis national election It is no "securit\·'· to face the problems. with their inslructors. Many students complain of teachers who that impinge on the future of possibility of a-conflict that ha,·e poor En!;!ish language skills. this count r y. However. none is would kill ha lf of our population. The conlrontatlonal a nd as important as whether the ruin our natural environment. a ntagonistk approach of the 1:-1 TilE ~IATII Department. Ii of the ;,0 faculty teachers a re UI1I :ed States - and the rest of destroy our cities. homes and Heagan administration in fo reign. An exam, admin istered hy the graduate school to teachers the world - will have any future factories. leave our government dealing with the Soviet Union. and teaching assistants. tests all potential employees on English at all due to a nuclear "ex and economv in shambles. and its blind dept.:mrlence on usage, However. that policy hasn't been enforced until this year chang ~. " leave the survivors - a ll a round presumed military solutions to and manv instructors haven't been tested. ~ l anv Americans don 't seem the globe - with the prospect of complex ma tters. and its ap The Uni versit y can't discriminate in hi ring practices. but to rea lize that most of the huge a "nuclear wi nter ." parent igr.orance of the im · professors who speak clea r and proper English make it easier for deficits the Reagan ad· plications of an intentional or s tudents to understand the lecture. Students suffer if they can't ministration is accumula ting Young people and adults in unintentional nuclear holocaust undprstand lect ures and. therefore. their grades are under par. a re being spent to enla rge a the country and a round the are the key is ues in this It is important to know how well·prepared incoming frrshmen military system lhat cann ot world must finally come to see campaign and election. - I), E. a re for college studies. but it is equally important that they can provide security fo r the that war and the mi litary ap C hri s l l' n se n . Proft'ssor. understand the lectures. Am erican people or our way of proach are no longer acceptable (;eogra ph~' . ~etters --- Your vote can make a difference Whether you know it or not. don'l even ha \Ie to make the trip II you are one of those people time is running 0 111. Yes. the to the courthouse in Mur who say, "My Single vote can't SAT scores reflect mal1,y factors time is running out for you to physboro. make a difference." let me gi\'e become a positive voice for You may ask why you should you some food for thought. For year , SAT scor es wt:. test averages. Twenty years what you want done in your vote in Jackson County. It is According to statistics. if at on the decline. Now the\' are ago, Johnnv Low Achi ever coul d world. Yes, in your world. I am here that you s pend most of your least two votes were changed in higher. but they are still below quit school and get a high talking about 'you taking five time, eaergy. and most im every precinct in America in the the 1969 peak. Of course. there is paying factory job. Today. he minutes out of your busy day to por tantly to coll ege students. 1980 presidential election. the sharecropper's son who stays in school because there is sit down and begin the formal money. Jimmy Carter would still be bet..'me a Rhodes Scholar and nothing else to do. process of expressing your ideas The on ly qualifications you residing at 1600 Pen:1sviva nia the neurosurgf>O:"S son who I'm not saying that our for a change that will meet you r need as a voter is to be a U.S. Ave. . ne,·er finished gr..de school. schools aie perfect and tha t needs in the future. citizen. 18 years old. and lived in but. in general. there is a there is no room for im The simple task is this: your respective precinct for at So don 't scream at Reagan for correia I ion bet ween socio provement. I'm simply sayin g register to vote in the upcoming least 30 days. If you a re already cutting your s tudent loan . economi c status and academic that SAT scores also reflect electi on. You can register to registered but have changed scream at yourself for nOl achievement. other things besides the qua lity vote through Oct. 9. And to your address. you must still re register ing a nd getting out to In the 1970s low socio of instruction. - Tom Gabert. make it easier, the Un register. See, you're qualified to vote. You reall y do make the economic status s tudents Graduate S tud e nt, dergradrate S tud e n t make a positive cha nge. But it difference. - Robb Frank. started to go on to college in Rehabilitation Adminis!ration Organi7..at ion has tables sel up a ll starts with registration and Senior. Child and Famil\' greater numbers. This lowered and Sen'ices. in the Student Center, so you then goi ng to the poll s. Sen 'jet's. . Voter registration without really trying WITII TilE presidential Jackson was sending his election a mere six weeks away, message to people who. whether it·s getting a lillie ha rd to tell thev knev.' it or not. were the difference between acts of One worker said she expects a majority of already a part of the political official busin ess and acts that process by virtue of being born are aimed at wi nning votes. The .£. -,,... the new citizens to register as R epublicans. and raised in America. Guest di stinction is very fin e, and , ";"' - appearences by Reagan or Bush politicians. being what they are. would have litlle impact on usua lly don't hesitate to take lF~ these new voters. advantage of situations in which Morgan It would be ina ne to suggest re-.,Iection bids can be fur convince that segment of thl' ideas wi ll lead voi.ers to the t.hat America's new citize.ns thered. population that it is indeed p r o p e r d ecisions . and cannot be trusted to formulate It would be impraclical to Falkner ·· their la nd ." registration tables set up at a their own ideas on the upcoming suggest that every appearance Staff Writer After the ceremony. voter staged ce r e~ ! o n y in which election just because they have or speech made by a politiCian registration tables were set up literally thousands of new had the r ight to vote for a seeking re-election should be just outside the stadium. Dade voters are thrust upon the fi nal relatively short period of time. scrutinized to ensure !hat on hand to offer an " officia l" County election board members stretch of a heated presidential But what is to be said when a n American tax doliars aren't welcome to the largely Hi spanic sought. nobly enoug h. to cam paign. official representative of the being spent for campaigning. gather ing. " This is your land." register each a nd every new president - not just any But another look is needed at a Bush told the new Americans. American. Co incidentally. one THESE NEW voters will no representative, mind you, but recent a ppearence by Vice Dade County electi on board dou:'t carry wi th them into the fully half of the '84 Republican President George Bush a t a 1I0WEVER. TilE Reagan worker said she expected (I voting booth theimageof Bush·s licket - e>..p loits an event for ceremony in Miami. Fla .. in administration policy in regard majority of new citizen:) t(1 smiling face instead of issues as purely polit Ical rea ons? whic h 9.i06 immigra nts were to immigration has been register as Republicans. church·state seperati on or the naturalized as U.S. citizens. somewhat less than welcome to There is a fund.1menta l dif national debt. Certainly it cannot be out of a The number of immigrants foreigners - witness the an ference between selling up And it cannot be rightly genuine desire to welcome some who filled Mi amrs Orange Bowl tagonis m of Hispanics toward registration tables at. say. a a rgued that Jessie Jackson·s 10,000 new Americans. but set a new record. beating the old Reagan on immigration policy. university. where it is assumed campaign to register thousands rather to welcome 10,000 new record by six people. Bush was It might prove a difficult task to tha t the open marketplace of of voters is the same trick. voters. P:lgt' 4. O'uly Egyplian. Seplern i>cr 27 . )gs.- mHE: Rules to be final, not absolute Continuf"d from Page t students, but those going into students. lhe job ma rket as well. Browder admitted that high of remedial work done at the " We a re urging other students schools may suffer a tem college level is unacceptable. he (who don't plan to go to college) porary staffing problem, but said. and it's up to the IBH E to to do as much as if they were," added that the·proposai doesn't ini tia te putting tha t level of Browder said. adding that a ll . require an ext.reme amount of ed ucation where it belongs - in students have to cope wi th the extra courses. and gives high the iower gra des. rapidly growing technical and schools adaquate lime to adjust. He sa id the boa rd is en science-r ela ted occupations He said he wants pUOIIC couraging colleges to not accept which require at least basic universities to "take a look" at unprepar ed student s t o education. the proposal for now. and make (' li min .:l te the compNition The proposal would increase a decision about their own sets between universities for un the number of minorities of reqUirements by J uly. The prepar ed students. and to lessen enrolled in college. he said. boa rd has never enforced its the burden on high school despite some concern that the recommendations. but it has the s tudents to find Oll t each proposal may limit access to legal right to do so. col lege's entra nce r e minorities. Browder said the board will quirements. Because 01 a decline in the loo k a t the admission Browder said the move would number of American young requirements presented by the not serve only co ll ege-~ u nd people. Browder said that by universities before it decides )990 the pressure will be on whether to enfo rce it s recom· BILL: Developer colleges and universities to keep mendations. However. if the up their enrollment. which could. board did enforce its recom choice slowed I ~ d to hI gher enrollment of mendations. it would " hear a ll sides'- first. Browder said. Continued from P age I minority. adult and foreign Cit y Manager Bi ll Dixon has said that the city cannot accept the offer from the National Group of Companies unless the city's commitment to Hoye is dissolved. Hoye has aid that he has a contract with the city na ming him as the developer of the convention cent er . Bill Rose. of Fields. Goldman and Magee architects of Mount Vernon. which represents the Na tional Group of Companies. said an answer must be given by the beginning of October. The National Group has of fered to build the convention cent e r w ithout financial guara ntees from the federal government or the city. ign up Now for Campus Interviews Rose said that if the city agrees lo accept lh~ National Group's offer. it has to issue tax free industr ial revenue bonds by J an. 1.1985. The Rostenkowski lax bill limits the amou nt of tax·free . THE-==-- ~ ~ bonds a municipality can issue. TAKE However . Hoye has been given a memo by the federal govern men: to secure t.he necessary tax-free bonds from the cit y. ~Ionty aid that Hoye would have to sign the memo over to I ECi I the Na tional Group of Com panies if he pull out of the con\'pntinn (,pnler project. Rose said that the longer the city wavers on the offer. the OUT OF more difficult it wi ll become 10 acquire tax-free bonds for th( com ',mlion cent er. r----co~;;ctio~----, I The expiration dote was ·· .11 I Inc:an.ctIy deleted from 9126184 ad : I I Oil change/ lubrication I I and oil fil ter (most cars) I I for only 515.U I I expiration dote-Oct. .4 , 1984 I I I I I - • I I I I Join Emerson Electric I w. are sorry 101 any Inconveni ence : L~'!!.'!!s.!'!!~..!~~"!; ___ ..J A career with Emerson Electric'_ Govern Make your first career decision the right one. ment & Defense Group is the choice of many Join Emerson Electric. We" be on campus Personal talented technical professionals. For diverse Thursday. October 4,1984. To arrange your , 'Security projects. High visibility. Advancement interview, contact the College Placement Products opportunity. Office. 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St Louis, MO 63136 Product s for ynur perso nal p rotectIon and pe a ce o f Our people experience all the 3menities that We are an equal opportunity employer in m,od our leadership position affords: excellent every respect U.S. citizenship is required. compensation and benefits, tuition reim Al'O clo ble ot these /in£' stOIN · bursement, in-house and prolessional Campus N"ews seminars, and a superior work environment Southern Illinois where our projects themselves are al' Book & Supply ~ EMERSON ELECTRIC CO. education in specialized electronics. I_ Government & Defense Group Ace Hardware Murdale True Value Hardware Daily Egyptian, September Tl. i984 . Page ;; 'Meeting of Minds're-creation THE - . - - STUDENT TRANSIT .- DELUXE MOTOR COACHES A / C. WASHROOM EQUIPPED gives fly-on-wall view of history - - - -..J ALL RESERVE SEATING R\' E laine Wilkinsoll the context 01 one of the many 1II01ll-STOP to CHAMPADGN Student Wril('r lectures she gave. " Ain 't I a DEPARTURES Every Friday ONLY Wom an" is an emotiona l ex 100m, 12 noon, 2pm, 04~:":", ROUNDTRIP The Playwright 's Theater perience in which a n in $34.75 l -woy al ~ o available presentation. "U.S. Grant and spirationa l message is blended ~Every Sunday Sojourner Truth: a Meeting of wi th earthy humor a nd prac 715 S. UNIVERSITY Open M·F 529-1 ..2 Minds:' Tuesda y evening was tiVOli inglruclinn a fill ing the next best thing to a time HE' IS portray ~ in early testimony to the life of t.his li on machine. middle·a ge. te mpora rily hearted, iron-wi ll ed woma n. Actors nan Ha ughey and relieved of his comma nd after Holmes. as the 85·year·old Shi rlene Holmes performed the Ba ttle of Shiloh. In a series Sojourner Truth. first invited. lengthy excerpts from their of reminiscences. prompted by then dema nded ongoing in shows. ·· Mr. U.S. Grant : A Man writing a condolence letter to teraction with the audience and a Pa triot" a nd " Ain't I a the widow of an old friend a nd from entra nce to exit. her Wom a n." Aft erwa rd. in a re fellow-genera l,Gr a nt relates pe rfo rmance c as t a n creation of the 1871 White House deta ils of his West Point cadet meeting between Grant a nd days. milita ry campaigns and irf1,;~~\;'~!e '\\~nb~~~:~e ~r,~L Sojourner Truth. they gave the family relationships. t:.S. Grant : A Man a nd a a udience a rl v-on-Ih e-wall Haughey 's a ffinit y for Grant. Patriot" in its ent irety at 2 p.m . perspective of hist·ory. his knowledge of the man a nd Oct. 14 and 28 a t the Uni\'crs il v As Grant. Haughey tr an ease of characteri1.a tion a re ~lu se um . Admission is free. . sforms himself into a living s trengt hened by 1.I striking " Lero), and hi s 1I'0nderdog. history lesson. The audience is physica l r es~mb l a n ce . Hi s Pint o." a children's pl ay by introduced to the sensiti\'e man per formance IS no less en· Shirlene Holmes and "J ack and of wr \' humnr who existed tertaining than it jg educationa l. the Fireblrd." wr itten by Tim behind the legend. "Un· Sojoiurner Truth's career as Bryant are scheduled fo r per conditional urrcndcr" Grant. an abolitionist and advocate of fo rmance by the La bora tory Lincoln's most va l uable "'omen's rights is expli cated in Thealer on Nov. 9.10.and 11. general. was repelled by the ca r nage and \\'asle of war. His Ph 549·3800 uncomprom isi ng concept of duty a nd belief that " the 7\ort h :lPCFilms must wi n at all costs" led him to Student Center Auditorium resume m ilitary life after years of absence. TESTAMENT Tonight $1.50 7 & 9p.m . Open Mon.Fr, 7lOAM ·6P M 100 Wesl WO lnul SOl 9A M 6P M Enlargement Special CCOPYIICtH19U 'x ~ESS Er DI STRIBUTIN G IHe \e,t 8 x 10 Color Reprints Friday & Saturday Only $3.50 $2.00 7 & 9p.m . FROM 110. 126. & 13$mm Color Nego!iv•• ----COUPON--- I ').,>0'\ Flash Foto -<'So I Tonight I 0<': 0,(';0 I I 1. No limit 0r1 rolls per coup"" II Starts friday! 7 &9p.m. I 2. Good thru I October 1.1914 I $1.00 1 3. Cannot be used w ith I 4th Floor • Other coupons I Roll Colo' Print P,oc... I ... I I Done In our La". I Video Sunday Lounge I (Color Negative Film Only) I $2•.00 7 & 9p.m. • 11 •• 126, US Film SI.. I ,..------U niv~rsil y Chrislian Ministries 913 S. Illinois Carbondale, Ill inoi s 62901 Phone 618·549-7387 IN THE KING OF PRUSSIA A Film by Emil de Antonio Starring: Martin Sheen, Fr. Daniel Berrigan, Philip Berrigan The true story of the #rId of the Plowshares 8, who three years ago entered the General ElectriC plant In King of Prussia, Pennsylvania and attempted to "beat Into plowshares" the nose-cone for a nuclear missile. PUBLIC SHOWING: Free Admission Thursday. Septembe" 27. 7:30 pm University Christian Ministries 913 S. Illinois Ave. (corner of Illinois and Grand) Ut4TL£O U.C.M . is a campus ministry representing the: A"ARd DAV9i4iGIiT" Presbyterian Church (U .S.A.) United Church of Christ Christian Church (Disciples) Church of the Brethren l'agr ft . Da lly F.: gyp l ia n , September Xl . 1984 Updated ( - omed~ ' ~c - UNIY~SITY4· ·I"1H 10 al Emm!D be po-fonned • - ' j;' ••• • Todays Puzzle Mc-Leoo Thl' alt'r " I. YS ist rala.· a S(,l1 s lIal M',..,~ ...... ", ".I.'~ •. ACROSS marl..s 110' \1 1 " ...... , , Hog ..... ash 53 Molars 1n1lsl('al ('o med\' riirc('tf'd hv 5 Scorta 2 WOldS \ ' ISIIII1!! professor Hidlard 9 Sloshes 57 Norman Vln· Shank. will prcmiere at 8 I) 111 1': BeH" age cent - Thur!'cia\' HI :\1cLcod Th c~ltc r 15 AlmOSPMre 56 Dell)' P,ein. 59 Mr Weosier Th(' uPdated \' ('r~ l o n of the 16 CrUCial 61 Cereal plOlY is b3sed on a Gn 'ck 1; Pres monih 62 HI! hard Puzzle a li lSwers ('o l11cd\' wrltlen by 18 lament 63 Dumb gal Art stop tl an{'~ In Ih(' 5th ccn lur~ ' 19 Sl)«lly 64 Glossy amI e1l'(, Oil Pal!c' 12_ B.e Tht' onginal \'crslon was 20 EQualS AbOl set during the Pcloponncsian 22 Messy places 65 Diminish :?.: I"\'('19Ie 66 Chooses War. but Ihis rendition is set in a 26 DertSIVe look 67 Studies wa rt orn future . 27 Enclosure l.ysI:o'trat3 , prollllncnt wlf(' of 29 ConcluDe DOWN a l' S. !'cnator. decides Ihal the 30 leiter men ha\'c be<.>n flghtmg IOIlJ! 33 Slo.ters· a,ds , Filch {'nough and pe rsuades th(' 2 .... 0 105 2 Bedclothes 2 I D,sdam 43 Mealc wOlllen of the world tn bon'olt 37 Flyup 3 Thrust 23 Eye parI 45 Shrivel 38 Asylum 4 - ForI'S! 2t. Pipe II11lng 4 7 Oance on Ice sex unt il lhefighting s t o p~ . . 39 FlOOr cover 5 Tool 28 Decrescendo 48 CrOUCh :\lthough the play ('ontam:-; no 40 Girl's name 6 laban s 30 Adz 01 all 50 Slale nudity. !'ex is trcal('d ex plicitly If you've been 10 a celli· 10 Dundrom. a Polish 41 Smelly daughter 3t l.tle 5 1 WWII high, u ~ing li ghthear ted, comical 42 School ; Zodiac Sign 32 PenOCls way languag€.' B C('3 US(.' of t l1<' ;Idult weddIng In Chicago or a Spasfest lll _Columbla. II. you'v been 10 eJierCI. es 8 Fisherman :;3 Meal cut 52 Looks matenal In Ih,.,. scnp!. ~kL('ml Fred's If you've ever been 10 a party that was a 10lal success 2 WOICl5 9 laundered 34 Corona 53 Fiber 44 Snell 10 Enler13mer 35 "'mlr$1 54 - maIer rhc;ltcr dO(>s not rt'c.:ol11mend and ever!,.llhmg wen I flghl yot.... ve been to a Fred's 45 IctOry 11 Double 36 Distant 55 Foolb,'U lile play for children • A celli IS an Insh hoedown. Dundrom IS a Village m southern 46 House uM 12 Feminine 37 Gleamed nona Performanc('s of Ireland In county Kerry 47 elVtly Sufll lOi 40 Company 56 Male dnlmal " L y~istrata " art:- Sel)t 27 - 2~ al K 49 Punct.J3110n 13 NOl lCes 42 Penalize 60 Owns p.m and St'pt :J(l a t 2 p:n is weeke nd: Doug McDaniel and the Barr Starrs TI('kt'ls art' 3\';lIlable at (1 \(' with Wayne Higdo n un fiddle. !\1cLeod Thl:"ater box offt ...·(', romm ullIcallnns Ruild ing For 4 ', miles E. o f C'dale To reserve a table: 549-8221 mor(" Informa l Ion (·:t1l4~ : , .: ~on l S"'C CONSORTS PRESEr,,-r-s ___ R.E.M. OPENS SEPTEMBER 28'" AT A THEATRE NEAR YOU. I> :HI~ · .E !;Y PI I;1I1 . Sl'plt.' ml>c r :!i , I' h1" P ,I!!" ; ,'" ,. - C"£ntertainment Guide- - SERVES un: E~TE IIT '\ I~~IE~T with Hi\{'r Rottom Xighl man', cove r. Fridav and Salurdav, YOURIGHT. 10 p.m·:l a m., S2 .50 cover. .\ I"xx, 10 p.m ', SI co\"C"r . Fred's Dance Barn Saturday. Doug l\1 cDanir l a nd P.K: s - Thursdav. Hri'ln T'II' K:lr f ~ I a rrs w ith \\3\'0(' Cross. Fr;,day. n ou~ ' l d)anif'1 SPl'FID IS II i).t doll on fiddle. S3 co\·cr. and Th(' nan St.,rrs . Salurday. Off", good th.ough Chil dren 12 aod under SUO. Ta ll Pa ul with U :tntUHl.f'. :'\0 Thursda \', Tf'slanU'lIt, 7 and 9 Oct 1!I. 19a.. Children under {j free. cover any night. p.m. SI.5U.' w ,lh COU pOf'l F rid a \' and Sat u rdav . Galsb,··s - Thursday and Prime Time - F rida" and ftnll1:md'ng T h ~' SIOIU'. 7 and' 9 Friday, :'\('ws p(,'lk. Sa turday. Saturday, Southf'rn ~i J.{ hl S. 9 p.m" S2 . Ui l! Ua. ld ," SUIl a nd thl' OUlrr p.m .- I a,m .. nn cavcr Sunday. Ca rmen, 7 a nd 9 p.m ., P la nf' ts . Sunday. Gem' 11 000. SI S2. coycr Friday and Saturday. Rou nd u p Sal urday . All fi lms shown in the Student Bandsslarl a19 :30 p.m. Jackson J unction. 9 p.m .- } a ,m .. Center Auditorium. $1 cover. I iangar 9 - Thursday, Pork :t nd the lI ;n a nna B ud{s. 52 S(4) 11 Ho\'e's - Thur!'da\', co\'er Friday and Saturday. Friday and ~ aturday. lop -to a rid Thur s d ~ \ ' , Pink F loyd Thf' Expo:o>(', $1 cO" c r . contemporary with Da ta Hasf', 9 \\'a ll . i a nd 9 p.m. p .m .· l .30a.m .. !lOCOver . Friday and Saturday, lI i ~ h 17 Carl 17 Oasis Loun'!!' - Frida" , :\lr. Hoad Tn Ch ina , 6 :45 and 9 p.m . JU(' k\', Saturda\', H.amada Inn's The Club Thursda;·. All videos shown in the vi deo , ~·rftl~ ,NC . 1:; lh . anni\'crsan' celebration southern rock and rh\'thm and lounge on Ihe fou rlh floor of Ihe - Route 13West. Marion.IL. with guest DJ ciwrl('s ,\ nu'Uf' blues with :WO Proof. F'rida\' and Student Cente r. Admission is $1 . 993-2183 529-1161 jJ a~ 'i n g music from the past 15 Salurda\, . CarI00 I1 7.. Bands start yea rs. ).; 0 ('o\'('r either night. 3t 10 p.Il} . ~o co\'er any ni ght. CO ~ (,E II TS Pinch Penny Pub - Sunday, T .J ,·s Water ing I'{ole - Thursda\'. H;I\' (,har l ('~. :'\1 (,f(',' • ~ ::\O p.m .. no ('o \'('r. Thursday. :\ 11 -:\1 ;11(' H.'\·ur. $1. p.l11 .. Shryock Auditorium . P .. J.- !'. - Friday a nd Satur day, ('ountry r~k and lOp -40 r------, Lysistrata Bluegrass balld to !LA ROMfI'S PIZZA be a t T lJrl e~' Pa rk I FREE Delivery I $1.00 off 320a.Coke,all A rousing new musical comedy The ~Iudd,· Ri\'Cr Band will : I't'IacIIwn. L..ga w ith delivery of small based on a play by Aristophanes. gi ve a " high energy" per· i or Y.J_ or m e d ium p izza formance at 7 p.m. Thursda y I ~".. 64 oz. Coke ,all See the most talked-about nighl al Tu rl ey Pa rk as pa ri of I Pb:m with lar". or X-large show of the season! the Fall J ava Series. The band has 10 its credi! I We Always Deliver FREE Cakes numerous bluegrass festivals. staie and county fairs. college campuses. radio and television L__ ~~~':_l~_~~ __~ ------~ and commercial appearences. The Fall J a,'a Series is &d ;r J. sponsored by SPC. Ihe Siudeni Cenler. Ihe Carbondale Park ~------~ C .. ~eO District and l\'lakanda Java . Admission is free. ~ -:?'~L J ...... _-' . 1!~~:~ , . I' • (Warning: contains Pork & the expllclt--but funny .. ~sexual material)! Havana Ducks Sept. 27,28 & 29 - 8 pm Drafts Special of the Day Pabst or Old Style Sept. 30 - 2 pm '-10 25. Call 453-3001 10-2 50 • ~!'::~ -GOOD FOR ONE . <.' ommun!('atlOns Building' \1 1, .. d FREE ADMISSION /SA ~ou . thl'rn IllinOIS l nl\ .. rsit~ ~, 'It'.,'c, FRI. OR SAT. NIGHT at ( arhondalt, 0 Sept. 21 -Sept. 22 VIDEO AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE 501 E. Wa lnut Corbondol • c_ .------.. i I I I I I I I I I I I I' I I I I I I I ~ __ ~___ I' 'Like This'" will hook listene~s 1-\\ Jilll Lu rcu~ ~ lIm .·· \\('rl' rl'll'a~l'd The ha nci prodllt'Ni il ndl'\) of Will Higby. th(' drummer , 219 W MAIN lor qu.nt!ty rullal on Ihe Rnl1 ~h label Al hlon. hUI th(, ~ong that \\:15 l'n produf('d d(~ a I .n(' Job also. and ha s hl! \\('rr c1 1~lnbutC'd only b~ Import b\" WaitC'r W i ll i~'l1b , l'l'('awr of I1lnm('l1t ~ flf /!,Iof\' on th(' album. Phone: 549 :4851-0pen 9-8 M-Th. 9-5 Fri-Sat In thC' l'tl1t ~ d Sta!(' :O; a nd ·:~ I r Bill ·· :1:-; in ;py 111 ' thl' ItOU:" l" of ClIlilda The alb um ~ \\'err The ~C'Cond Sid €.' IX'!!ln:-; wllh I,m-e .. "Spy in thC' II nu ~ e of Lon· ... a ""allablc- a:-; Imports only 111 i.' I!'ot but ('('rw lIl l\, not least. tlll'!'(' ('ountne!o' good :-;nng, wllh an l'xl'('l k llt Iherc' :-; PetC'r H n l i~l pp"' . who In 1911:1. Ill{' landed a drum br('ak b\ rlrllmllwr Will rlW, pl;\ ys rhythm J? lI1wr .•md dOt's 1l1 g h~ . r('(:nr dl ng (' ontr'H: t \\ Ilh Ih(' voc:lls, and do(':-; bOlh \'C'f\' The sidr conllnuC':, through lkar:- \'I IIl" records. and heg.1l1l o well. lIolsapple al~o \H OW ail r('('ord;t third a lbum fa!'t. upbea t :-.ong:- . !'ut'll as 1~;j IGGYSd.~312 S. Illinois A venue the S:O l1gf 1111 Ih(' alhum, anothrr Ttw snags weren't gon(' yct, " Hende7,\'01ls" and " :'\cw ( ;un 111 featlwr III hl :O; b<1t Weekly Special Ih {lu~ h ,Iu!'t b<"for(' Ih(' band '1'0\\"" 10 "On the Balllcfnml." wenl 11110 th(' :-IUOIO. m<"mber a nother haunt ing me lody Ttl<' dB' ~ rel't'nth' Ul'nt on FOWLIES BERGERE Chn:- Stamt.'\' a nnoul1('('d h(, wa:-; The a lbum closes with " White 1 Dally Egyptian, :"\t·plt>mbcr':;. I 'IX ~ . 1',IKI' ' I - -CampusCBriefs- -- PINCH T lI l ' HSI),1 Y ~IEETI " ( ; S : from 10 a.m _ to 2 p.m . Friday at about "r o ~ tra " ter r or ism in Black Empl o y ('c~ Counci l. noon. the Student Ce nter . J e re miah is Nicaragua will take place from Quigley Lounge : " Take Back in need of a li ver tra nspla nt. i -IO p.m . Thursday in the PENNY Ih ~ 7\i ght " m ar ch . noon. Student Center Ill in ois !loom . Women s Studies "louse: IBM TilE A ~I E HI( ' A:" Socict" of PUB Di s p l a ~ ' \\Tit c rs Users Group. Interior Designers is s ponsoring TIl E F HIE:\()S of !\l orris noon-I p.rn .. Hehn 108 : Tolk ien a slide show presenting the Librar\, will hold their fir st book Thi$ Frida Fellowship, 3-5 p.m.. St uden t rendering work of Mike Lin a t i sa le of the school year from 9 Cente r Ac t i\'it\' Room B . p.m . Thursday in Lawson 231. a.m . 10 ~ p.m . Thursday and Ga nll"',a Beta' )~ ., . Honor Friday in the Green Bar racks 12th AnniversarY Party Society. 4 p.rn .. SI e l l~ Center 08:~9 . 'wes l of the Agriculture B;,ilroo Tll C. Tall ucla P i. :t TI l E l':" IJ EH(; H.I lIl'.I TE Building. We're rolling back to '72 price$. p.m .. Tcchnlcal Building D-tOK : Studf'n t Or ga nizat ion is con Shawnc(' l\'lounta in eefs. 'i p.m .. ducting il s last wee k of in I' H fI ~II SE 1I11.1 ,S Christian HeCfe TIl E :o! . ~ 1T .I:\(; Cl ub is hol ding a member ship drive me-eting a t The Bears 9 p.m . Thursday in L awson 201. GOLD Til E ~IIlT II EH:" Outdoor Sunday Oct. 14 Ad \'(" llure Hccreation P rogram MIlt at Touch of ~ at ure will conduct an I ntroduction to Ca \'ing $24.00/person Workshop on Suoday. OcL 7. FREE PITCHER Co t is S12.50 per per son . Includes: Registration deadline in Oct. 3. ,fC,b " 8m i\lore information is a vailable from Tim Galpin. 536-2 166 or J oe *Ticket with purchltt ,f Stehno. 5t9 ...H GI . *Transportation "'ttl. "lg. Pim TIlE I:"TEHFA tTII Cent er _ LIMIT! 913 . Illinois A\'e .. will show the Sign up at the SPC office , 3rd floor, fi lm,")n the Kin g of P russia," Student Center 536-3393 aI 7:30 p.m . Thursday . FREE DELIVERY Sponsored by SPC Travel & Recreation Til E II EI.T.I ('III Fra ternity 611 $.llIiIIois will be accepting dona tions for the J ere mia h Polter fund drive P.I)!t· III . I ):III ~ I-":c,y pl la n. SC'pl(' m her 27 . 1984 Thursday Special Italian Beef W IMed. Soft Drink $2." t·r ~. ' . ~~-.. '- . ('ar~ ,-\lIrn. !("ft. and Pat Davidson. r iJ! ht. h(' lp Oa \'idsol1 \\ ork in David :'\il7. into tht, s wil11ll1in J.! IlOO!. ;\11 (' 11 a n el Populations. Program aids disabled students • • • • In gettIng exercIse~ recreatIon Ih Couh" Bn)\\ II vou or I can do wih somf' on land: Siaff\\'ritt,1' adaptations." For insta nce. " ft's good ment a ll y as well as blind students run races wi th a physicall y. Overcoming dif· Doctors sa,' that excrt'ise a nd guide. pa r ap l eg ics p lay fi culties is what it comes down recreation are important fo r wheel chair football and to in the pool. " Davidson said. anvPlzza (' "ervone - a nd di sa bled basketball. and students with " tt ·s a nice wa': to relax."' One coupon pet p.ua students arc no exceptions, Tha t cerebral palsy or muscul a r said Gina Hosen. a'student \\'Ith is why Hick Green's joh is dystrophy go swimming. cerebra l pa lsy. a nd though she Fast. Free Delivery'" East Gale important. About 80 st udents used his is not severel\' disabl('d. she ShOPPIn9 Center Green' officia l title is progra m 'Iasl year. a nd half of knows "they're'there if you need 616 E Walnut a sista nt coordinat or o f those used it at least once a them .. • Carbondale recreational sports. but he says week. In add it ion to exercise Phone 457-6716 90 per('cnt of his joh. and Green said. "The person can programs. Recreation for :.~ EXPires In one ....oeek " prohably the part I likl' the come in and tell me what he Special Populatio ns aiso • best:' is working with disahled would like to achieve, and usin g sponsors trips a nd acti \'ities for :J . r~~~' ~~I~PUl ."" students on campu s. my expertise a nd the expertise the disabled. They go dancing a t He and his staff work in a of my stafr. we can help hIm Fre d 's Dan ce ba r n . to I>rog ram call ed Recreation for achieve tha t. " Sf'£' IH': ('IU: ATI():,\', P al-!(' I ~ Specia l Populat ions through the " We tn' to fo llow the trends. Recreation Celll er. Through this a nd whai is really the in thing program s lud £" nl s with for s tudents." he said. disabilities get individualized One popula r activity among help. a nd are taught various di sabl ed students is swimming. SUMMER CLOTHING SALE adaptations wh ich enable them Pat Davidson. supervisor of the 'to participate in recreationa l swimmming program . said "A _____ Sale Ends Friday September 28 ncti\·ities. lot of Ihe fo lks are ahle to do Green sa id disabled people things in water. li ke walk and "cnn do just about a nything that sland. that they a re unable to do ---- Helmets 20% Headbands OFF BUS ______Sunglasses ~ ______30% SERVICE Jerseys OFF To CHICAGO & SUBURBS 20% DEPARTURES RETURNS OFF EVERY FRIDA \' EVERY SUNDA Y lOAM, 12 NOON, 2PM, 4PM 20% DELUXE MODERN MOTOR COACHES OFF AIR COND., WASHROOM EQUIPPED, RECLINING SEATS STOPS LOCATED THROUGHOUT CHICAGO & SUBURBS 10% OFF THE STUDENT TRANSIT ONLY $39.75 ROUNDTRIP (1 way also available) TICKET SALES OFFICE LOCA TED AT 715 S. UNIVERSITY AVE on the Island-see map below OPEN M-Th 10:30am-5pm. Frllam-4pm PHS29·1862 N~ "EsTABLISHED SERVICE YOU CAN DEPEND ON" CYCL€S ·.. · · , ::::::: ·~· ;;? ·~ .. .. ····.. ·· ~:;.'t .. ;;;;. - 300 S. III. C'dale 549-3612 -".- ,: j .,. • ...... Shop with the SIU Cycle Team Sponsors -" " ~ ::;:;? ~f"'!opo' ~ , . Ou. Where all Staff are cyclists mo. ."""tt.. ftd • • Ott",• •• - - - lO(o'iod tn"~h On w ... ~ 04 a.. .!cI lng lJ.wy t::g~pt l Officia l a dmit" to trading welfare Help Wonted 1110n e ~ ' for sex Employment Wonted Service. OHered ~I O :\ ~1 0u T H l AP , E lg hl Cf.'n people ha \'e been Wonted indicted in a scheme hatc hed by Lo.t '7, BLACK CAM E RO. power Found a respected tow nship officer ~ ~~~~~ ~~ : ~~~~ 33~r a k ~ 7 f~ ~1 who h a s admi tted t r ading Entertainment They Reap Resultsl we lfare aid for sex in a scanda l Announcements Call 1 ~7G ;,\ O\ 'A. \,En y dependable, lha l ha s s tun!led thiS sma ll Auctlonl & Sales 536·3311 6R·Hi.VoO. befor e 11 am or aft er 9 14x5GC HA)lPI0 :'\ 1981 (·A. shed. r u r ~J I communit \' , pm 9446A .. 37 Ar.tlque. p , Ma n\' of the '18 indicted l a~ t ~rl~~,i ~:,<::;}~, r;\e(>~~~g; O L) l : ~ Bu.lnen Opportunltle. · 19,1 \ 'W Sl ·PE!-: I3 EE'!"I.E RUns 9291,\ e3O week on c ha rges ra ngll1!! from Fr.e fraud 10 p e rjury and Rid •• Needed e~ ' p~;t~~~ ~S l~~~ . \ ~~'-'~~~i~~ , S('lIl'I.T 12 x60, 2 bdrm .. new prosli!Ution turned !\lonmoulh bo rh9-12a8 10 1O;\a32 l'a rPl'1. fu rni ture & deck. I Z \' 6 ~ To\\ "ship Supe r\'isor Da \'id Ride,.. Needed Town & CounJ r\' , 3 bdrm .. l l~ Real Estate Baby's 1st Birthday 1972 VW B GG . r uns well. $850. bat hs, new fu rniiJ re. cent ral air Lt'!11 ke into a \'ictirn (If his own ORO 549-0524, 9369Aa30 Call 5... 9,5596 9457A e46 scheme by extorting public aid from him as " hush monc\''' for \9,J; :.I O:,\ZA 4 r yl. Automatic no 1981 RED) 1A:'\ SE\,ILI..E 14x70 not re\'caling the scam: said . ,~ ~ dent s or rust 27 rnpg, S800 obo , 1969 n\' ;lus . new engine, $1200 OBO g~~,~ ~ ~~' ~1~b : f~ " :1 I,,!t' 11, O:1lly Egypl13n. ScpteOlbcr 2, . I ~ ENLARGER &: P UOTO equipment :1 Bon. . CLOSE to 51 and new for sale. Durst l\t600 enlargcr w- libra ry. Price reduced. 5~li~~a3.1 CI.OS E TO CAMP US. Exira nice. cleaned 2. 3. & " bedroom houses ElectronIcs :~~, I~rc~ncrgS&t~~~~' ~;O~ i~~~ : and apt. Furnished. insula ted. 549· 8:172 a ft e r 9 p.m . keeptrymg. . A~' FO RD A8 LE E ~' F I C IE NC Y & 48011 . 902.1B 1>34 9429AJ:11 nnf' lx-droom. furniture, utilities included. in Car bondale. No dogs. :1 BOR. ("LOSE to Ree. Center . CAR BO)iDALE. 2 REDROOM. ~' LOPI' Y DISKS. \ ·EH8ATIM -I5i-2948. 92088 a36 $.190 mo. 504 S. Washington. 529· a ·c . q ui et s haded area. a49·3375 Data life. premium qualil\'. Dan', 1:'39. 9O.12Bb3.1 days. 549·127 1 nights & weekends . IrU!'1 c h ea ~ disks! New price. $30- he. Vahlel.. ] F.FFICIENCY APAHTMENTS 9036Bb30 box of ten. DS·DD. And,-, 4:';-5150. H'IR rent. I.incoln Village Apts. ("L I:: AN ~ BE DROOM . q uiet ·9"..56Ag38 C'lose 10 cam/eus. Furnished. qUieti neighborhood . fl ower bed , ta ke 'I =FO=UC:·n:-:8=D:-:R"'MC". -CJj"'O"-:M-=-E (or renl. 3 over lease. $1 40 mo. water. trash \'rs . old. 32 acres ,..,. --4 acre lake. COMP UTER F(lR SA LE. t\ccess 1968 VW C,-\l\IPE H \ ·an. Excellent i~ ~\~~~H.~t~h~~~ Jg~~cd . Fa l included. need rente r b~' Oct. 6. S. I. U. from home. r aster running condo $1('150 obo. 1969 VW 91, IBa36 -I 5;·fL?96 keep trying. . 9464Bb31 ~ U~~ sike~~~rC~~~'~ .f~ii i 1 g ~fn~ res~ n se time. TRS model 3. Radio Shack . 4RK . 3 disk dri ves. Modem . ~.m~:I ~ ~ fo r parts . G~ 1~1~2 CAfl80NDALE APTS. FOR renl . YO UR OWN F IREPLACE. ~~ r~ ~c;a~~ l ri: ~\~~~: II:in .C ~ I~~~ 4 color plotter. Line printer i . Lots You'll i;.{' close to lown a nd closer washer . drver & large dining .Iay 985-6466. 8982BI>4 I ?~I~~og r ams . 51 500 or b~J61iii 10 Ihe La ke :n these brand new 1 room . -I or 5 bedrooms on J a mes St. bedroom a pl :,; _ 4 minutes from Priced a fforda ble ror 3 or more CA HBONDALE . :1 BORM . house. Carbonda lp near Cedar Lake. 526.:; ~~ n s . Call Woodruff t<1::O\B~'; S~50 . Basem ent. gas. heat. No COMPUTER TERMINAL FOR Furnltura rn onthlv. I'lc1udcs water. lrash and sale. Lea r Siegler 80 column ter ~~a~7 _ ~t or waterbeds . ~-r~ minal. Used b\' former CS student ~:~~~~ :.i~~,~ f12fa ll W~Bul:ro WE'LL MAKE YOU a deal \'ou can', refu se on this remodele Da ily Egyptian. September2i. 19tW. Page I:' TY P ING . Il US H J OBS and MATURE MALE TO share house. PE Rsn" t\ L AT TE:'\:OAN T regular, Cassette tapes tran· ~~ . plus utilities. Call R a~~B~jo NEl': DED ror weekends by scri bed . Te rmpa pers . th e~ cs · quadraplegic livi ng south of C'dale dissertations. bOok manuscflpts. on llighway 51. 457-4779. 8499<:32 .~ LL TH E COMFOIlTS of home. I t~~'!!l~i¥;~i· ~~~~~i~~~~~~~. s . 3.174E077 . . Til E n. ·B" . CARBONDA LE. ~~s~ l r;resa l ~~~~~d . I~~ ~!l~ ~::UIJ2n"'o rt; ~ Lkirl ~:~i P J~~~ Popular downlown har ..... ith e:1' s upplied , T r a n s portation IJAV ISCONSTRUCTIO:< , I.AIlGE l ertain~n t. ~ . 500 . Terms-cash. pref. rr: = : : ..1I35Bd~1 1 nccessarv, Send resume 10 Box 26. or small jobs. we do il all. 1..0 ....· 4 ~i R-11 , 9086l\f32 Dail\' Egvptian. Communications prkes free estimates, 457 -8438 . Rldg,. Carbondale. tL 62901 732.')E038 8967C36 PA I1\TI"C; AIl EA EX · NE t~DED ' MALE IlOOM MATE 10 PART-TIM E TUTORS needed. ,.g I ~T ERI o n . 10 \'rs. experience, share nic(' 2 bdrm. apartment one block fromcampus. ca ll r~~3 1 ~'~~~~t~~~,Y Sc~~rs~~~l,~ r~:~:. ~~(~:s g~r~~. ~~~!~b to sm ~iiE;' I.,\xn. I:, AC HES. South .of 30 \1 urphvsboro off HI. 127. 10 mm. k crr~'d ~~~~~~i:h u rSda~~ TYPINC; . Til E OFFICE. ' 09 W. from SIU. wooded with small TWO'S CO MPA NY ROO MM ATE Main. Ca ll ;)49·3512. 8854E30 (·reck. bu\' now , build later . 457 · Findi ng Service. Need a 1)lace or AME Il ICA 'S F UTUII E ENEIlGY AAM . · 9435QH Tnc, is looking fo r peopl E" who STOn . N • 1..0K Min i Warehouses. ~: ~ a\t. l ~~c~o,, ~!::.eta~~~~~II ~s woul d like to earn exira money ~r 707 Po Coll ege .St .. Carbonqalc. Call ... 57·8784 . 9192 Be40 woul d like 10 start a new career III sclf stor a fc c unUs. ma ny SIZCS advancement opportunities, C.all ROOM Mt\TI-: NEEDED. Trailer 282·2562 . :\ " equa l opportunit y ~~~~~~~}~: . g~' 1 ~~\~ ra~o E~f: employcr. 942HC1 1 ~f-~~ nCR~ , ~W~ · J~u~~ . ~~~ on \\'OIlD P ROCESSING · \\'ILSO,,'S 9324Bc29 MECHAN ICA L DIlA FTSMAN . T \' rin~ Sen 'i,,:('. On grad school WANTED to do part-limc draft ing ~~U~l'S~s ef~r~s~elt~~~sml:Ri~lg ;!i ~~,;,~~!~ 618-684 -3100 ~~4 ~2 lists. Vcry experienced. :;29gii~53 M A T U IlE COU P LES · IND IVIDUA I. .. S 10 serve as s ub· I. A1M DESIGN Studio. Garments ~ t i tut (" dormator \, pa rent s fo r designed. constructed and altered. :'\0 ... 0 SOl'THl'::RN Mobile Home weekend, Co mpe nsation 575· Open; days. 529·3998, 8846Ell Park. Exira nice. 2 bedroom. 14x l6 weekend and room and board. Happy CEIlT"'IED MECHAN IC WILL ~~~far:l~;i~~~~~ u~~l~~~ r~~ ~ ~~~i;:~~hn:O I ~;~5 r. t:: ::d~ \';~ repair autos · reasonable. Call no..... nacc. $200·monlh !)49 . jl 80 ·~~it~;g· 21st ~;;!>::~~i~~('c !~fo~'';'r . i S a nJ~c~~ ~~i ~~~~~ n~~ .\o:£rcent 0ME~ Birthday ~ANO ;\\" E It AGE cpst 1 OR 2 10 fill la rg(' bedroom in AAA A UTO SA LES bu\'s & sells housing. Our prices start at $12;) .00 room\' 3 bd r. house. Gas heat. used cars. \\'(, also J.ro\'ide quality bdrm C,II behino rC'C . 529·4635 or 529·1539 . (To my sweetie) ~~~u~/· ~29:;t~B~~~ I :92Bo43 ~ ~~~:~er,drn ~l 9::",~~o~ra~:. I~~ ~~es . 9039E 34 ~ )10HlLE If()ME. rlean. 2 Rich Decker bc-droom. do!"(' to ~ampu~. largc :\ E~: D ANY PART otr full limo 1l0LF." Ft:Il:\ITURE REPAIR. love, Job. Male. grad. student. will do mode rn & a nt ique furnit ure :Y~ · l1 ~· f~r n\i~~~~ . ~I ~ . p ~!~Oiers~ ~ custodial. maintena ncc. or a ny repaired & restored ",-cus tom I Kim rall' ~1ike fl 49 · 2~9R or Lmda . 45, · 4'(i:"I . 9322Bc30 Iypework. Ca ll Lee at 548.('~6D37 r.~a~i~ f..~~~~ · c~a l:.s45f~e24~1i s. ~:;;::;;::;;~~~~~~~l C,\IlIlO1\DAI. F.:"" SII ,\ IlP. 2 bd r . (· arp<'1. air. 2 ll1i l-:aSI III sm~il r-- -- - Been rather ~~~t pilrk :'\0 dO!;:i r~ ' ~~B~~ :i I Dupl .... 'W'B'''3ii-WW_1 1 I tense lately? EXT H. .\ FIH):,\T and rear 2 w 0 HOP H 0 (' E S S 1 ;0..: G . W A~TEJ) TO BUY. Class rings. :\~ ), ..\ ~ I ·S (,R I PTS . papers. th~cs . gold & ~ ih'e r , broken jewelry. bedroom. 2 full bath. l oc~ted on CAIlTEIIVILLE. 2 BDIl . . baok r CSUT1lPS. fo r m IN tcrs . mailing (·oin s. sterling. J & .J Coins. 821 let us help yOU! F.;a st Pa rk St rcN . \\ a lkmg listS. legal. roiting. Mon · Sat. 9 - ~ : S. Ill. A\'e. 457-6831. 9IH6F37 disHlnce 10 SIll. :\\';) llable now. ~:;~: ~~~~~~c k . park i n&i 3.fBt.~ We'll help you Ca ll 529·58iR or 529· ... 431 =lR9BC29 , · 10 Stacey Enterprises. ~~~~~3 TWO TI CKf:TS Fon Hay Charle . Call 529-936.1. 10l6F29 relox those tensed·up ., lIDIOl 50x 10 h<>hind Freds Dancc : ~~~e~R~~~ ~ \ ~r~ I ~~I~~~ IH{----SOOT )I AG IC Chimnc\' Rarn. SIfJ(l. month. w~h'r . Ira~h Wash·dn ·er hookups. heat pum~ Sw{'{'p rhimncy fir~ dcsl rC?\, . Ca tl tired muscles ! :mc1 (rc(' ;admission 10 F reds. illig fo r addeC:1 ('Conom\'. and plentY.2f thc Doc to r 98.:; ..... 46.; . Ca rterVille. LOST O('al' , A\'ailable(kt. 'lh ~~-:~~~ 4 ~~l~e for you and your ~k l~f~7 9072E40 When? Friday, Sept. 28 Where? Wham 114 . 9·3 Tfl..\1LERFORRE:>T? Lot the i"\EW TOWN HOUSE. 2 Bdrm, :\IEOIUM·SIZED B ROWi'< and DE classifieds help you fmd a unfurnished. heat pump. no pcts. hlack mixed breed dog lost soulh of Who? Who else but us ! tenanl. 802.')8 c30 11.. mi. East of cHy limits ned r HI. town. r\ nswers to Barne\'. Call Con The Southern Illinois 1 3 ~ 549-6598 c\'enhigs. 93G.1Sf44 3 1 ft36 -6(j5 1 Iwork l or 549·7047 SUBLEASE MY NICE 2 tx:d~oom I home .. 9·t43G30 Physical Therapist near (·ampu!' . Ener gy e!! I ~l(>n1. OFF S. ftl. extra nice. 2 bedroom . Assistonts . ('ablc. llo pelS. SOne else n('Cds it. Ha\'e DE c1assificd..s help I ;,~i~' 2 BI-: nHOOM dUP 1::54~;:7 Y·\HD G.-\HDl'::\ & hOI11(' Ihem rl'{"ci\'c it. 8028H~ " \ IlBn:\IJAt.F. \'E IIY :\ICE PEGGY 1 ~~III~~7:rG~3d !rutfcn(:u~~9 . ~fC · & ;i \;~I~~~ I~l~ :) if(? Sl io~~~ ~.~~~(' ';;i 94181':31 4:;, M 4 94fi3Bc3fi [ au.ln... Prop.rty J PIA~ () LESSO:\S G ln : :\ , I-PWif.iW?liU-1 1 BEDllOc))' TB ..\II.EH mi le and beginning through .. d\'anced. I. north on :,. Xo pt'1~ . S1:!.; . "'5,· Int (, rnalionall\' r('('ognizcd ('on('ert 4;45. lOO7 Uc33 A llTl.· T S . C nAFTS ME:\ IlALLOO1\ BOliQli ~: TS S1 2.5O & I ~TL' J)l O or retail shop for: rent. ~·~l~:~irm('Col ln('~~~a~~.~r · f~~n·;ti SI 5.00. We delh'er, We also h!l \'e I n. flI'W carpct. clowns for that special occasIon. -: & :, I}('drnom. !ll C ~ 111 'llf', n('w decks. ~I~)~~i~~~ \ l~~~~~dJ(~ r~·i~I~. t :!~~ Cons(' r \' a IMll's l for l·on· ('all (or raI L'S. Crazy Cooter Clown furm ... hc-d . :\ C. ~ ulWllOn 12-2. 1 ~I \\'n Ill unity. (';:1 11 ~t 4~ · R448 . Y4:l.1 Bh30 rrom "':;7·Jl;o2, Service, 45i-Q1S4 . 8950142 \\ illt'r . I r:.1 ~ 1. c;lrc . 9421E:J.1 n';1 ~on a unique opportunity for f._-_ shots of color on neutral grounds of charcoal and ivory from ... HANG TEN. fl HANGlIN Film: Ott. 2nd. 7:10 p.m. a.llroom C riwr.,...,.. ruthie&;' ~Od] ... c...... " ~. for ~ info. conI«t Tim ~ on CMlpUt Sl6-m7 702 S. Illinois Ave. • ,... Mon.·Sun. 9·5:30 ~ Daily EgyJItian. Seplembor zi-. 1914: Page 15 Sola's college golf play captures another record By Anita J . Stoner can," Sala said, "because [ " It'd be great, but I'm not Slaff Wriler know if [ do, it will help the plaMing on it," he said. " I'm learn." not going to make my plans Jay Sala had no idea his round around that. [ like golf, but as at ilfurray State would be a new . Sala has nol set any par far as doing it for a living, I'm course record. licular goals for the season. still undecided." " [ was surprised the course -" I don't want to set a goal too Sala came to SIU on a golf record was only 70, one under high or too low," he said, but he scholarship, and is majoring in par. [ didn't think it ( 69) was does expect 10 play well at business administration. He gOing to be a rec<;!"d," Sala said. Murray Stale again in the plans to use it with or without a This was not the first time spring and is looking forward to golf career. Sala made the record books. His tbe learn's Florida trip. "It depends on his goals and 31 , five-under-par round at the aspirations," said Vaughn of Lake of Egypt Golf Course is the HE IS often asked if be will be Sala'. ability to turn pro. "You record at West Frankfort High turning pro. never can tell." School. His four-year career there included being named All Conference and All South three years and All State two years. He won the sectional his junior year. the regional his senior year and Vlent on to finish fourth in the state tournament hath those years. SAL UK I COACH Darren Vaughn noted that Sala is a sophomore with many college tournaments ahead. "By the time he's a senior [ expect him to win a couple times and maybe go to the NCAAs." Sala commented on his first year at SIU-C. "College golf has been a good experience for me. It helped this summer in amateur tour· naments." he said. nils SUMMER. he made the Staff Photo by Neville Loberg top 16 in the Western Junior Tournament at FlOrida. ·which Saluki golfer Jay Sala didn'l even know lIIal be b.d brokeD Ihe featured competition among Murray Stale golf.,.,.,..e record. players from all over the world. He finished in the top three kept me going," Sala said. " He this game! " consistently in local amateur knew if I wanted to play. I events and ended the season would. He'd only take me out WHENEVER H'E really with a big victory in the Club one time a week so I wouldn't concentrates for 18 he can get burned out before I was old compete with anyhody in the ~r'~f~~'fnh~~~~rl~ . orchard enough to compete." area," Vaughn said. " The "My dad joined Crab Orchard strengths of his game are his so [ decided to play in the club '!'ODA y, SALA also likes to straight driving, he's not in tournament." Sala said. " It was water ski and sn!Jw ski. good much trouble, he putts well and the only time I played there all ways, he said, to prevent golf has a good mental game." -----1 summer." burn out. Sometimes he plays 36 " I try not to lose my com I holes a day, and other times he posure and always keep going. Burgers! Burgers! Burgers! I SALA BEGAN playing golf may not play for a week. never give up." Sala said. But I with his grandfather in his hack " March through November is he cited one problem. Tbo!!!! . .. t"";"1 I yard at al;., 4. but did not begin a long season," he said. But one "Sometimes I get too officially until age 9 when he element of the game keeps him aggressive on trouble shots by ;·:on;; rr-; ) I~" 0...... 8"'"9'"EC ' : took lessons from Franklin playing. gOing for the pin," he said. County Country Club " The challenge. The game is ...... -" NoU.11 I ~ .;:::=.. ... tivu9/JO 5 u. I Professional Gene Carello. never the same, even the same HIS PHILOSOPHY for He credits his dad with course is never the same playing golf as a team sport I ~ ~. .. ~ ~w?c::~:~t Yc ~l I providing proper motivation. twice," he said. " [ keep trying does not change his attitude. 1 " ['m going to do the best I 1------______" He didn't push me, but he to be better. You cannot perfect 1010 E. Main , Carbondale, IL 62901 Football tickets for SEMO game on sale Tickets are avaiJabl~ at the Tickets are not for reserved Athletic Ticket Office for seating and $3.50 each. The Saturday's game between the tickets can be obtained at the The Changing Role of football Salukis and the ticket office, located at the main Southeast Missouri State In entrance of Lingle Hall, just dians. north of the Arena. Women in Church and Society: How the Gospel Moves Us to Change Lead.,r: Mary Mill ... Brueggemann, Chaplain. Bethesda Hospital. St. Louis Sunday, Sept. 30 3:(1).5:30, First Seulon 5:31).6:30, Fr_ chill supper (meat & vepetarion) 6:30-8:00. Second Session of the Good Shepherd (United Church of Christ) Orchard & Schwartz (2 blocks S.W. of Notional Foods) 457-2232 or "57-5479 P .... 16. Daily Egyptian, Septembor%7. 1114 l Finks., Green together equals title in Chicago H,· ...... Mooshil operation. He lound me to be " TIlE JOB goes beyond Jim or th~ Associated Press brutally honest." Finks and Dallas Green. I had to prove mysell to others: I was a CHICAGO lAP ) - II wasn't GREEN LAUGIIED when lootball man in a ooseball exactly the "odd coupl'" but told Finks' appeared to be a slap organization. I'm sure Dallas eyebrows arched above in the lace. understands my role and my knowing winks last fall whal "That's the way the media responsibilities. II there is any Jim Finks was hired as chiel perceived it." Green Slid. "I resentment. it hasn' t shown." executive ollicer 01 the Chicago have a lot 01 pride and that's Cubs. what bothered me the most. I The hiring 01 Finks. a liIetime was promised he wouldn't in· t"!I;KS S.-\ID his hiring by lootball man whose last stop terlere and he has proven that McKenna and the Cubs wasn't was general mar.ager 01 the to this point. the surprise construed by many. Ch icago Bears. appeared to "Jim Finks was a godsend." " We had some long. strong leave Cubs' General Manager Green saia. " He has taken away talks belore I took the job." said Dallas Grecn in an em· the pressures 01 dealing with Finks. " I told him I had an barrassing situation. everyday matters which allows opportunity lor the job and I Green had been a t the Cub me to concentrate on the wanted to know his leelings and helm lor two years and the team baseball end." goals. We had a lull disclosure. had responded with successive tilth-place finishes in the NEVERTIIELt:SS. the " From my standpoint. it has National League East. situation wasn' t entirely worked out well." said Finks, It seemed tha t Andy comlortable. who has no apprehensions about McKenna, chairman 01 the " There was uneasiness on the working with another man who board. had given up on Green part 01 a lot 01 people and lor has a strong will. and created an impossible obvious reasons," said Finks. a " I've dealt with strong per situation 01 having two strong one-time National Football sonalities belore." Finks said. willed men running the club. League quarterback whose " people like Norm Van Iront ollice career started in the Brocklin. George Halas and " "D RATHER have two Canadian Football League Steve Owen ." 9:30-1:30 strong men than two weak men belore he took over lor the or one strong man and one weak Minnesota Vikings. Van Brocklin coached lor man." McKenna said " I bad "Dallas didn't ~now me and I Finks at Minnesota. the late IILLIOIS'IILOVI the advantage 01 knowing them didn't know Dall:.s." Finks said. George Halas was owner of the both and I knew they coul~ work HI was going j'lto a new area Chicago Bears and Owen had together." and a new job. I had been doing been a successlul coach in the SPECIAL Working together, Green and with the Bears what Dallas was NFL belore Finks hired him as )Gordons Finks managed to turn the Cubs doing with the Cubs. a coach in the CFL. Schnapps / Vodka Irom doormats to pennant " But our relationship. to me. ( contenders in one short year. is what I had hoped lor it to be." "STRONG personalities are 8\ 5I Collins Finks said. "I'm completely not knew to me." Finks said. " We had a reel lor each comlortable. I'm conlident we " III have any second guesses. !JHH!~ . / 'H~!! other." Green said. "We talked have a good. solid. relationship they'lI be before the fact and not long and hard belore Jim took and it is geeting closer alter." Finks said. "So lar there ,t!, ~~~ ~~ •• ~ the job. I didn't know he wanted everyday. has been no need loe second 'Jl!! . ~l\ ..u.:w .... !J to be involved in a baseball guessing Lake lifts Cubs past Pirates IlINCH SPEClA T~ PITrSBURGH (API':'" Steve Woods. the first when Orsulak tripled Ilot Dogs 35~ Lake slammed a three-run and scored on Johnny Ray's bomer to lead the Chicago Cubs Dick Ruthven. 6-10. pitched single. VIENNA ALL MEF to a 5-2 victory over the Pitt the first live innings for the lOam-2pm __ sburgh Pirates Wednesday victory. Warren Brusstar. The Cubs tied it in the lourth night. George Frazier and Tim when Davey Lopes walked. stole Lake's homer was his second Stoddard loll owed Ruthven secor.ti and scored on a Single by ...1.1 I'A.L 01 the year and came in the sixth belore Lee Smith pItched the Hassey. Chicago took a 2-1 lead inning 01( starter Lee Tunnell. \- ninth. yielding Joe Orsulak's in the lilth when Larry Bowa 7. The blast lollowed a single by bases-loaded sacrifice ny. singled. stole second and came Ron Hassey and a walk to Gary Pittsburgh took a HI lead in on a double by Ryne Sandberg. 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I I I ~ iL- ' S· IThllCouponand'~"'fifl ...... r_ .. I PIZZA I ;,. ___, 1941: peclO ~aareg.cuporc_alDANNy - yo·1 I ' I «CV - I1 ______Coupon Expires 10/10/84• LI ______Goodtllrou." 10-2-14 -I I 312 SoutIIIII~Ave.- Daily Egyptian. Seplembel' 27 . t!l84. Page 17 ,'.'.' . _ ' ,' I F an wears mark of Cub spirit, " ,,)w,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!jI ·· h C h tf\~ . saMNGTltEBEST h opes to see Serles WIt u s'1111 ARAB/AMERlCAN~~!.M_!!f""__ , B'r Sharon Cohen And in Washburn. III., about Harper. who once lived in . Of the Associated Press 125 miles away, Harper Chicago, has attended more r-fij;i,-;n piiI-l r~/6. "'."'fJll: ______1 I I celebrated in a local tavern. He Ulan 1,000 games, including the I '1.50 I I ill ,.", I CHICAGO (AP ) - Among the was in Chicago last week, 1945 World Series, which the millions of fans who crave hoping they would clinch then. Cubs lost to the Detroit Tigers in lIOURS...... to,. ....~ L____ Chicago Cubs playoff tickets seven games. Harper lost . too. a !!t___ J shines Maniford Harper. who in IIARPER'S LOYAI.TY to the S450bet. 201 s. .. S49-4S41 COUPON GOOD TIL 9/ 29/ 84 life wears a faded Cub tattoo Cubs began in 1926 when, as a and in death will be buried in a young boy, he was hospitalized FOR TIlE last two decades, Cubs uniform. for polio at Shriner's Hospital in Harper has taken a bus every Nearly a half-eentury ago. a the Chicago suburb of Oak Park. spring to Mesa. Ariz .. where he 13-year-old Harper paid a dime While in a wheelchair, Har watches the Cubs in spring 22nd AnniversarY Drawin. at a traveling medicine show for per, who has been partially training. a Cubs tattoo. dedicating his left paralyzed since he was 17 "I'm Ihe first one oul and the Mary Lou's Grill arm and his heart to the team. months old_ was greeted by lasl one to go home." he said. " I Cubs Hall of Farner Hack eat wilh them (the players). I 114S.I"'''''' illS DEVOTIOJ'( has never Wilson. who was visiting with talk wi th them. I know their c...... wa\'ered. For 56 years, he's some teammates. wiv~ :heir kids ." l.tprbe.12.... yy traveled to Wrigley Field to see " He said, 'Kid stick it out. And Harper said he's already the Cubs. For 20 seasons, he's someday you're going to walk,''' planning to return next spring. Onwlnl to be held October 16 journeyed to Arizona for spring Harper recalled. " Everybody training. said. 'You can't do this. You're a But for now, Harper is one of fillll ",iliff in 1M MystIfY PriIIIlt Miry """s And when he dies, he's made cripple.' That forced me to do the millions hoping for a playoff 11- arrangements to be buried in a it ." ticket. blue-and-white Cubs uniform he Since then. Harper has gone bought several years ago. by the n,ckname 'Hack.' ABOUT 50 people in Wash r"""""""I ~ne little is ....all""""'y it takes. , Everyone in town knows him by burn have sent in postcards 10 " TIlAT'S MY team," the 6~ that name. And they know his the Chicago mail-in ticket 101- year-old Harper said Tuesday. house, which now has a Cubs lery, and plan to give their ofl "I stuck with my team. It's nag fl ying in front of it. tickelto Harper if they win, said C. - ~ ~ I going to happen sometime, I Jerry Ireland, president of The ":¥or 0,»" I said." HARPER ALSO is the proud Washburn Bank and a friend . 1)/_. On Monday night. after nearly owner of a complete Cubs ~":h EJ i four decades of waiting, it ciid. uniform and plans to go to the Ireland also is Irying to The Chicago Cubs clinched the grave in it. He won't say where conlact the Cubs, hoping National League Eastern he keeps it. . Harper's dedicalion wiD get him II ~ ~ I Division title. The city "I ain't telling nobody," he a tickel. " I\'s almost a lifelime celebratf'd. Crowds poured into said. "Jusl me and my un thing for him," Ireland said. I '1 Chicago streets. dertaker knows about it." " He lives for Ihis kind of thing." i ...... coupon for 20" off ony frozen yogurt tr..,t. Toste. lik" I premium ic. cream but has..o" len caloriH. I it Valid through Octoller 4. 1914 Mon.'" I Depth helps 4gers to a 4-0 start I] ComputShopplngc.n'... · l1am.lIpm I II (down!:';::a'ro") 2 :;'~ I By Ste\'e Wilstein .. It can seem very deep al Foothall Conference Western or the Associated Press times, but just one or two in Divi, ~n wilh a 2-2 record. He , ~,~.... , juries can shake or rattle you sal oul last Sunday with rib and ... .. ------.-----...... chest injuries while Cavanaugh SAN FRANCISCO lAP ) very quickly ," said the 4gers' 412 E. Wolnu. The word heard most often head coach and president. led Ihe learn to a 21 -9 viclory in tiours: Philadelphia. 100m-30m Sun.-Thurs. Q Ph . ~9 - 7212 "We're not surprised we're 4-0 around the San Francisco 4gers l00m-.om Fri.·Sa in the current glow of an un· but we know that Page 18. Daily Egyptian. September 27. ISiH r Schedule tests women harriers Kepshire, Cards blank Expos 8" S lft \"r Koulos meter competition. 5.000·mCler course. MO TREAL CAP) - Rookie followed with a bunt slOgle StaffWriler DeNoon said Sanlha Gore. "If the weather is cool and Kurt Kepshire tossed his second before Green sent a I-I pitch Patty Kelly. and Kathyrn there isn't any snow in the straight shutout and David into the left-field bleachers. It's going 10 be a hectic week iJoelling all have good leg speed Det.roit area wc 're going to see Green belted a three-run homer 51. Louis scored an unearned for the Saluki women's cross and Ihev n' ht be the front some fast times." DeNoon Wedn ..day night. leading the run in the first as Willie McGee country team. runners 'for '--~ Salukis on the said. St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-() reached on third baseman Tim The Salukis will have a duai short er cour .. ..:. victory over the Montreal Wallach's error and OzzieSmith meet at Ball State Thursday. " The time gap between the DeNoon said freshman Dawn Expos. walked. After Lonnie Smith and will compete in the Eastern firsl and last runner will be ease will sit oul the season as a Kepshire, 6-5. allowed seven forced McGee at third. the Michigan Invitational on smaller. so the race should be redshirt after sustaining ten hits. walked seven and struck Smiths executed a double stpa l Saturday. more competitive," he said. donitis in her Achilles tendon in out eight. and Ozzie scored when catcher " It was intentional to put that " We got to learn to compete at the preseason. The Cardinals had a l-() lead Gary Carter threw wildly to m,;et (against Ball State) in this stage of the season. We're until Green connected for his third. lhere." said SIU-C Coach Don getting into condition and we " Dawn is not fully recovered 15th homer off starter Dan McGee added an RBI-single in DeNoon. " It 's going to be a long want our top five girls to to be as competitive as she Schatzeder. 7-7. in the sixth. the ninth. trip and we're going to see what challenge Ball State's No. I wants to be:' DeNoon said. Ouie Smith led off the sixth OZlie Smith walked four limes the kids are made of." runner," " Her goal is to have an out wilh a walk and Lonnie Smith and stole three bases. The meet against Ball State At least 12 teams are entered standing track season and to will only be a 3.000-meter run. in the Eastern Michigan In think about cross country next The Salukis usually rOIl 5.000- vit,alionai. which will be on a year." Improved Army team has good chance for winning season WEST POINT. N.Y. (AP) - next six opponents - Duke, eluding a victory over Some people think ties are Harvard, Rutgers. Penn. California. and finished 3-7-1. meaningless . Not Army Syracuse and Air Force. Then They were 2-() in 1979 after player.;. comes Boston College, currently beating Stanford and wound up " I could cry I'm so happy." the nation's fiftlH'snked team, 2-8-1. They were 2-() in 1975 and quarterback Nate Sassaman followed by Montana and Navy. finished 2-9. said after the Cadets, three A winning season is not out of Young thinks there has been touchdown underdogs. battled the question. In fact. Army is a enough losing. That's why he TUESDAY. OCT_ 2. 3·5PM Southeastern Conference slight favorite over Duke on disdained a two-point con contender Tennessee to a 24-24 Saturday. version and went for the tie Registration required. Call 536-4441 standoff in Knoxville on after Sassaman scored on a 1- Saturday. t';:~o~: n;:e~~ l!ine~~s~.:do~~ yard run with 1: 17 left against A 7-4 record in 1977 is Army's favorites." says Coach Jim Tennessee. • increase Productivity and Performance only winning season in the last Young. " We still have a long • Avoid Unnecessary Illness II year.;. but if the first two way to go. but this certainly "If we had been a heaVY • Improve Concentration games are any indication - gives us confidence." favorite I'd have gone for two. • Reduce Stress lhey opened with a 41 -15 rout of Army . has fooled people but we needed to come away Colgate - the Cadets figure to before. The Cadets won their from that game without a loss." be in the ballpark with their first two games in 1980. in- Young explained. BRASCIA: Makes most of move Continued rrom Page 20 \ 'alley Conference lineman Ken games. the season is to improve every Foster was ruled ineligible. " He's had to made an ad game. Brascia now plays extensively justment:' Sherrill said. " He "A. lot of us. Darren Wietecha. a t both poSitions. and as a result tried to be physical in the first mysflf and others are new to the gets little rest time during few weeks. but now he's using line: he said. "Our goal is to games. more finesse. It makes him a get better every game. There's more dominant player." never a point where there's not " There's no fatigue," Brascia roorr for improvement." said. " On long drives. I mi~ht BR,\SCIA. WHO is perhaps No burning. 8 beds ot 2 locations get a Iitlle tired, but we ve the most fiery player on the BRASCIA, A native of Las stopped Tulsa and Illinois State team. said he didn't always play Vegas, Nev. , if.. majoring in Sotlsfacllon Guaranteed. on long drives this year. We 've with the level of intensity he public relations. He said he All beds have special stayed in shape, so the fatigue does now. would like to use this skill in factor is not a problem." "I never really played like some sports-related field in the face tennlng bulbs. that (with great intensity) until future. 300 E_ Main 422 Jame~ St, SALU KI DEFENSIVE line I came here:' he said. " I used to Carbondale 529-3713 Carterville 985·2875 coach Rob Sherrill said Brascia worry more about holding on to " I like dealing with people. has improved steadily since my position. but when I was and public relations is a good Across from the moving to the defensive line. He moved to the line. they asked In the Hunter Building field for me;' he said. " I hope to city park. said Brascia was initially a bit more of me. I forced myself to use this in some sports-related next to Illusions uncomfortable at the position. bea free spirit." job. either with a company or a but has improved his technique professional or college sports ronsiderably in the past few BRASC1A SAID his goal for team." AT DUMAROC YOU CAN -OANCE on a huge dance floor -MEET warm, friendly people -HEAR a OJ spin top 40 rock EVERYTHING'S HOT AT DUMA ROC Happy Hour 11 :30-8:00 WED.-SUN . 8pm~m 404 Drafts . SIN,. Desoto 867-3131 '2.00 P~,tchen .. • LOWENBRAU 704 Seagrams 1 ,""-n.._",.,,".,,Fri & Sat open tit 2:00am ~u-ffiIII 75¢ Jlm8eam ...... !~, .. " ...~ .e~~~~!~~ ...... ,...... Big Mac Pacl( - ON SPECIAL ALL DA Y AND NIGHT Big Mac, DRAFTS Large Fries, anqueray 45• . & Medium Soft Drink 75. cuer'~fold $1.99 Carbondale, Murphysboro, Anno Daily Egyptian. September2i, 1964. Page 19 Sn.orts 'Daily 'Egyptian Brascia makes most of position move "4\' .'-like Frey !tialfWrit('r ' At the beginning of spring pra l: tice this yea r . SIU·C foot hall coach Ray Dorr asked M ik e: Brascia to make a sacrifke. Brascia who transferred to ~I -c in t983 from Taft cCalifcrnia ) Junior Coll ege. was a star ting linebacker on the Saluki:;' Division t·AA alional Championship team. He ex· pected to play the poSition in his senior year at SI ·C. but because of a shortage of returr:ing defensi ve lineman. Dorr :Asked Brascia to move to the line. ALTltOUGII BRASCIA wasn't. iJlitiall y ectatic about the mo\·e. it has worked out well for bot h hi mself and the Saluki defeme. Brascia has rota led between the left iackle and middle guard posilions. making 'Ii tackle; so far this season . . It w~ l s n ' t a move I would have m .de myself:' Brascia said of his swilch to the defensiv" line. " 1 did il for lhe team. flut now I like the pOSition . . " He's made the ullimale learn sacrifice':' Dorr said. "Ob starr Photo b~' Slephen Kennedy viously .. he'd like to ~Ia y Saluki dt'fensi\'e tackl e :\Iike Brascia (53 ) has s uccess (ul1~' made the transition from linebacker to the defensl\'e line this year. lineback ~r. bUl he's a leader as a lineman. Hc 's strong in a lot of II and weighs 210 pounds, is aggressiveness. defensive line. He's gOl as the Salukis' starting middle differc.lI ways. He's strong admilledly smaller lhan mosl of " He's smaller than mOSl of tenacily. toughness. He's a self guard throughoul fall practice. physic-aliy. he's strong willed. the offensive lineman he plays the line,,.n he plays againsl, motivator. He's been a cor· bUl he was switched lo starting and hc· tt rives on competition." against. But Dorr said Brascia but he's also quicker." Dorr nerstone of our defense. ,. left guard after All -Mi ssouri makes up for his lack of size said. " Mike's a special breed. IIRAsnA. WIIO stands 5-fool - lhroug h quickness and and you have to be lo play on the BRASCIA HAD been working See BRASCIA. Page t9 1be AP Top Tweooly By 'I1Ie Auodalal Pren Oklahoma St. ends top 10 drought 11 ... 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