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Eastern Illinois University The Keep January 1986 1-31-1986 Daily Eastern News: January 31, 1986 Eastern Illinois University Follow this and additional works at: http://thekeep.eiu.edu/den_1986_jan Recommended Citation Eastern Illinois University, "Daily Eastern News: January 31, 1986" (1986). January. 19. http://thekeep.eiu.edu/den_1986_jan/19 This is brought to you for free and open access by the 1986 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in January by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. · heDaily •.• wiU be mostly cloudy, warmer wittl highs in the upper 30's or lower 40's, Southeast winds at 1 O to 18 mph. Friday night, cloudy and warmer, tows n the middle 30's. Saturday, cloudy, a stern News 40 percent chance of rain, highs in the ern Illinois University I Charleston, Ill. 61920 I Vol.'71, No. 96 /Two Sections, 24 Pages upper30's. 2 more .taken in crackdown· Bar 'checks' continue By JIM ALLEN City editor Charleston Police made spot checks of six bars late Thursday night, but made no arrests, Rick Fisher Lt. said. Police walked through Jerry's Pub 1508 Fourth, Charleston Lanes, 1310 E. Charleston, Mother's, 506 . E. Monroe, E. L. Kracker's, 1405 S. Fourth, the Uptowner, 623 E. Monroe, and Thirsty's, 508 E. Monroe, without finding any violations, Fisher said. When asked if bar owners were checking iden tification better, Fisher said, know they are " "I . When asked if the bar checks will continue, Fisher . said, "I know they will." In addition, two more Eastern freshmen were taken in spot checks of bars Wednesday night, police RICK STUCKEY Staff photographer I said, bringing to the tally underaged students students sought medical attention 43 of room at Health Service has been full About 250 arrested in the recent crackdown. an outbreak of flu on campus. there on Thursday. dl!e to City A torney Tony Sunderman said Thursday that the city� has also filed charges against eight bar owners in connection with the initial raid nme of • udents flock to Health Service establishments on Jan. 16. Those charges, Sunderman said, are for admitting . mmors and are currently being reviewed by Associate many Judge Ashton Waller. Bar owners should receive 'common cold' affects warrants and notices to appear Heath said student can expect to wait longer if in court probably by a late next week, Sunderman they go to Health Service in between classes earlier said. The bar owners face fines in court of $1 to $500 for mmon cold" has sent a flood of in the week, however Fridays are usually quieter. each frequenting conviction as well as sanctions to be nts Health Service this week. According to reports, 32 states to Associated Press set by the liquor commissioner, Charleston Mayor Service Director Dr. Jerry Heath said at have reported influenza this winter, and 18, in Murray Choate. tudents came in Thursday. cluding Illinois, are undergoing local or statewide Sunderman also said that additional charges in 'd most of the students that have come outbreaks, federal health officials said Thursday. connection with this week's raids are likely. simple cold. However, a few students Delaware, Minnesota, New Jersery, North When asked if further surprise police "walk in with upper respiratory infections. Carolina, Virginia and the District of Columbia throughs" would be made, Police Chief Maurice respiratory infections are colds and were experienceing "widespread" flu outbreaks Johnson said, "We might surprise them-you just ," Heath said adding that there have by the end of last week, the Centers for Disease never know.'' few cases of stomach flu. Control said in its weekly report. a Both 18-year-olds arrested Wednesday, freshmen ts come in and think they have food The CDC defines widespread outbreaks as those James J. Vlahos and John R. Ketchmark, were taken ," Heath said. "As for the flu, there covering an area which includes at least half of a from Ike's Little Campus, Lincoln Avenue. Vlahos been a few cases. There is no flu state's residents. and Ketchmark are scheduled to appear at 9 a.m. Thirteen more states-Connecticut Idaho Feb. 7 in Coles County Circuit Court on charges of flu is caused by two kinds of viral in Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, aryland M : frequenting licensed establishments as minors. " Heath said. "People react to them Michigan, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Police also checked Thirsty's, 508 E. Monroe St. , y. Some people get minor sore throats, Wisconsin and Utah-have reported more limited and Page One Tavern, 410 S. Sixth St. , but made no fevers. Others get the intestinal ''regional'' outbreaks. and arrests Wednesday in those establishments Johnson such as nausea. " "School outbreaks of influenza-like illness ' said. added that the Health Service will see have been reported from many states,'' the CDC Six other students-all 18-year-old freshmen taken 300 cases a day. said. 200 and Tuesday night from Panther Lounge-are scheduled to appear at 9 a.m. Friday in court. Freshmen John C. Neyer and Bruce Harris will J. of shuttle possibly found appear on charges of possession of alcohol and ions frequenting a licensed establishment as a minor. Fla. Coast CAVA VERAL, (AP)- A Charitable children have -begun to donate their Facing only frequenting charges are Cheryl S. er Thursday reported finding a large on money to help replace Challenger. For more shuttle Dasenbrock, Chuck W. Fairgrieves, Tammy L. ris believed to be part of the fuselage of coverage, see page McLain and Kelly E. Price. shuttle Challenger in the Atlantic Ocean 6A. While 19 and 20 year olds were taken in the Jan. 16 the cockpit appear to be floating on ''They had multiple sonar hits indicating there is of raid of 10 bars, the subsequent and smaller-scale something large on the bottom," he said. checks of establishments have netted only 18 year ge is the central body part of the shuttle. NASA expanded its search for Challenger's olds. it was sending ships and divers to the area wreckage and dispatched six Navy ships to "the "Well, you've got to realize the only way we're report. missile graveyard of the world. " Crews recovered going to check the 19 and 20 year olds is if they have nder Jim Simpson of the Coast Guard thousands of pounds of debris, including one of the a beer in· their hands or if we think we can prove they tter Dallas reported its findings to be "a shuttle's control panels. did," Johnson said. " and that there appeared to be parts of A bone with blue fabric attached washed up on a Choate, who ordered the spot checks as liquor floating in the water. beach, and medical technicians examined it to see if it commissioner, said Thursday he had not made a whether there was �ny sign of the bodies of belonged to one of the seven astronauts killed in decision as to what action he will take against liquor astronauts who died in Challenger when it Tuesday's explosion. license holders found with underaged students in Tuesday, NASA spokesman Hugh The bone was found near Indialantic, 35 miles on their bars. , "no. " south of Cape Canaveral, and was taken to a hospital · Sunderman said owners of the following would not give the location of the at nearby Patrick Air Force Base. NASA spokesman · establishments will be charged: but said it was far off shore. PORTIONS, page 6A) (See (See 2 MORE, page 6A) roundhog Day No law means no law See the Read about the day's history in Verge special pullout section in this week's Verge Friday, January 3 1 , 1 986 l\ssoclated P':-:re:--::s=-=s:------- · - · istra ion backs guerrillas A· d min t tton/World state/Na to help oust Angola governmen Miners' strike ends with order WASHINGTON (AP)-President Reagan backed by 35,000 Cuban troops and WALTONVILLE-About 360 striking miners returned assured guerrilla chieftan Jonas Savimbi on totaling more than $2 billion in r Thursday he wants to be "very careful" to his according to administration estimates. to work Wednesday under a judge's order, ending a two-day / walkout at a Southern Illinois mine, a spokesman for the campaign to oust the Cuban-backed government Until congressional repeal of the Freeman United Coal Co. said. in Angola, and the administration suggested it Clark amendment last year, the Uni "A full shift of workers wants to give aid secretly rather than openly. had been banned from providing aid in reported back at 8 a.m.," spokesman James Ryan said from the company's Savimbi, leaving the White House, Resumption of coverf aid would least headquarters in Chicago. "Normal activities have pronounced himself satisfied. partially-the role of the CIA resumed." Reagan dressed in a dark business suit, and Angola. It was disclosure of Savimbi, bearded and wearing a Nehru jacket, assistance to A that led to adop Members of United Mine Workers Local 1591 returned to UNIT Clark amendment in 1967. the Orient Mine No. 6 near Waltonville at the order of Chief posed for pictures in the Oval Office, sitting in U.S.. D stri�t Judge James Foreman, who ruled Tuesday wing chairs in frong of a low-burning blaze in the In contrast to the administr � . · congressional that theu wddcat stnke would cause irreparable harm to the fireplace. leaders, including Sen. company if allowed to continue. "We want to be very helpful to what Dr. Durenberger, R-Minn., chairman of Savimbi and his people are trying to do, and intelligence committee, and Rep.