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South"rn Illinois University iii Carbondale F~!ciay , June 26,1987, Vol. 73, No . 161 16 Pages 'Woody Shuffle' to be eased by new computeli' system

By Eric Oestmann StaffWri1er capability that would compare classes students have already IllStead of having a " big taken to classes students are brother" running the "Woody required to take. Sbuffle," the University soon Keirn said students who are could have a " big SIS." :hinking of changing majors SIS, which st~nds fl'~ ('ould use SIS to see how much Student Information System, longer It would take to 15 a $1.29 million compoter gradu.: te alid which courses system geared to make that they have already taken student registration more would count toward their new efficient. maiors. '3oth the Carbondale and sis is schedllied for delivery Eawardsville campuses ap­ to campus in December, Keirn proved contracts for the said, but it wi]] take two years system's installation earlier to install the system because this month. the University plans (0 modify "Thc goals of SIS will be to its existing computerized minimize hassle, not only to billing and rp('~ivables students. but [0 academic system. ad,,;sers and administra tors," Training staff members, said Nathaniel reider, advisors and the major University system director of student-oriented campus of­ computing planning fices on the system will con­ Felder said st"dents need to tribute to the delay, be said. spend more time learning "Getting SIS is long overdue instead of waiting in line for for SIU and we ar~ glad to see registration. it implemented," Keim said. He said if SIS is installed, it Also, a new data base would be 100 percent faster management system is slated than the current computer for installation, Kein added. system, which was installed In The University would move 1965. (rom an IBM systfm to a SIS would track student C>llinet corporation system. registrations, admissil'ns, and ~~~":;:'~ could determine how ma!i)' students are undergraduates, how many are Hispanic, even the campus ratio of femal",; to males. Roland Keirn, associate directcr of records and Gus says Ihay wanl you 10 registration, said SIS could raglslar fasler so Ihey can bill have a " Degree Auditing" you sooner. Staff Photo by a.., M. Kufnn Nature committee's status Presidential candidate Petu E. Wagner the Sludent Cenler Auditorium. Wagner Is speaks al a press conferance Thursday In a professMat Utah Stale University. hinges on need, Guyon says

By Deedr. Lawh~d Wagner sees imminent shortage Dougherty said the com­ Staff ~",I!iter mittee no longer exists, and Tbe University officiaL. who added that the Inter-Greek authorized clearing the woods Council approved the clearing of young faculty as problem around Campus Lake wit! because the students wanted meet to determine the fate of better access to the lake and By Jacke Hampton StaffWri1er University, said be opposes wouldn't switch jobs unless the Natural Areas Committee. the Physical Plant wanted the collective hargalniog with he was assured tha t he could Acting President John C. area cleared of litter. Peter E. Wagner, the faculty and, if he becomes make a "greater impact on Guyon said he will meet with Willard D . Klirn s tra , second of three presidential president here, would study higber education" here than Clarence Dougherty, vice director of the Cooperative fmalists to appear before an whether the ~a duate and at Utah State. pre.ident for campus services, Wildlife Research Laboratory open meeting, said Thursday research prop-ams need "The academic job within the next two weeks to and former committee one oC the major problems restructuring. market is turning lnto a determine if there is a need to member, said the committee facing any university is an In response to a number of sellers market," he said. reestablish the committee on a should have been activated impending shortage of young questions from constituency "For instance, there are a permanent basis. and consllited prior to the faculty. heads, he described Utah half- I planet had a milder climate than the sub-freezing weather there ______.______~------L------~ now and it suggests there may be great frozen resen'oirs that future Mars explorers might be able to tap for oxygen, Whta" and : Air COl'ldltl'onlng Service , Tanv-ap Special , fliel. , Performance test air conditioning : 4 cyl. was $31.05 NOW $23.63 : 1 system includes leak test and : 6 cyl. was $42.75 NOW $3':.06 : Daily EgyptjaI; : output temperature test (most carl) , 8 cyl. was $67.00 NOW $42.50 , (uSPS 16922111 Coupon ..p'" $5 95 ' , Published daily in the 'ournalis", •.nd Egyptian Laboratory Monday L7 ·8-87 • I Coupon expitu 7·g.SI (most cars) I through Friday during "'f!u1ar semesters and Tuesday through Friday ------. -- . ------~- - :;;.;;i,------during summer term by Southern Illinois University. 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" ~ I" ~C." ____ ' Lab animal act change 'Nould not affect SiU-C By Deedra Lawhead StaN Writer such a committee, Cindy At SIU-C, an animal can only unnecessarily repeated and animals a yea.. to conduct NeJso~ , comll'j ttee member be used once fo: a major animals will be used for biOlogical, medicd scientific Proposed amendments to said procedure, JaCK Dyer, research o:lly as a last resort. research, Dyer ·.;aid. the A;timal Welfare Act will Tt e University committee executive direc t ()f of " No research is done on any H~ said a 1J animals are put stricter con trois on makes two inspections a year UrnversityFlPIAtions . said. animal at this University bought from ~ omm ercia l fi rms laboratory resear cl} using of aU research sites, mom tors Pain IT.edication also is unless it IS absoiut.t;i y t~t are i ~gulated by the U.S. animal., but will not affect all research procedures and given when needed under the necessary," Dyer said. Department of Agriculture. research at SIU-C, an Animal u, vestigates charges as the supervision of the director of Eugenia Hunter, president A n " al ruli ng on the Care Committee mem ber proposed amendments the Vivarium, where research of the Humane Society of proposed amendments to the says. specify, Nelson said. is ~one , as the proposed Southern lliinois, said sbe is in act is expected in July, .aid One proposed amendment Under the new proposals, amendments require, Dyer favor of the new amendments R.L. Ris, Ier, assistant director establishes an animal welfare Iaborato:-y animals can only be said. because they will reduce the for domestic programming at committee at ~very research used for sucb G ma jor Tbe proposed amendments amount of pain the animals the Animal and Plant Health institution to monitor all procedure as su.rgery twice, also restrict the use of must endure. Inspection Services, a branch research involving animals. after which the animal must be laboratory animals, stating Between 20 and 30 SIU-C of the U.S. DeparL'llent of The University already has killed while under anesthesia. that procedures must nol be researchers use 5,000 to 10,000 Agriculture. Railroad tracks Grant loss won't delc.lycenter's expansion to benefit from By Catherine Simpson rubber donation Staff Writer $200 ,000 in capital im­ the Illinois Crolition Against protect them from the A dona tion by the llIinois The refusal of a state grant provement grants across the Domestic Violence, Houghton abusive person, Hougbton Depar:ment of Transportation will not prevent the Women's state, said Houghton. The said. said. will make the Grand Avenue Center from expanding its Good Samaritan House The r~~r. which has foor "We're serving more by railroad crossing smoother for operations, said Director received a grant of about bedrooms, oj",n has more going to court" (or tbt or­ traffic. Genevieve Hougbton. $35,000. than one family staying in ders, she said. Tbe Illinois Department of The center, whicb had one room, Houghton said. The conference room is At the Ci ty Council meeting Commerce and Community planned to build two ad· The average length of stay planned so groups can meet Monday, the Council accepted Mfairs denied the grant, ditional offices , t wo has increased since last year m private. They are now about $30,000 in surplus rub­ w!uch was to be used for bedrooms and a conference to about 17 days, but fewer meeting in the living room berized crossing material for building expansion. The city room, now will only add the w"men are seeking sbelter, where th~y are frequently the rough crossing. In return. of Carbondale requested the offices and bedrooms. The she said. m!errupted, Houghton said. the Council authorized $3,500 in grant for the shelter, but was funding will come from about Instead of seeking sbelter, Tlle center hopes to receive maU;rials 1.0 install the rub­ refused this month. $31 ,000 in other grants from more women are getting an additional state grant of berized material. The state offered only Hands Across America and orders of protection to legally $20,000 in the fall. "The city is on the receiving end of a real good op­ portun;'y ," City Manager Bill ()fficial says Reagan unaware of diversion Dixon said. Correction WASHINGTON (UP!) - Lt. Charles Cooper, wbo helped been funneled to tbe Legal Counsel, provided the Col. Oliver North told Attorney Meese conduct an informal Nicaraguan rebels were select HOll~p.~Senate com~ Jak Tichenor has been the Ge.., e.-al Edwin Meese late last probe into the arms sales over former national security mittf,es with a detailed news and public affair s year !hat President Reagan the weekend of Nov. 21 , 1986, advi:;cr Robert McFarlane, his desC1;ption of Meese's a'; hoc director for wsru 92 for six did not !mow about the Contra told the Iran-Contra com­ successor John Poindexter and invr.:stigation, whicb at first years. 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Pick's Ics Television Service £slimCires provided before r~poirs are completed • I Authorlud ~l.r I. DaiIy~ SEOUL SUM ..... ER OLYMPIC'S Opinion & Commmt:ary" I 1988 . Student Edftor~-CNef . ~ SdarMdt, ytor'.oI ,... fdttcw. John Ioktwtn. _ ... &11 __ _ . O .... CooI<: -....._. G..-!<...... Ruckus may arise if Guyon elected The search for a new president is nearing the end, and one of the final three candidates includes acting president Jt>bn C. Guyon. A rumor already has spread that Guyon was picked before U,e search began. There was a fur >r in August of 1979 when then-SIU-E President Kenneth Shaw was chosen to be SIU's new chancellor after a nationwide search. After Shaw's ap­ pointment, many faculty members complained that Shaw had been picked before the nationwide search had begun, and the searc:, was simply for show. Let's hope \.h2.i if the chancellor wanted Guyon all along, he would haVE: just said so and bypassed the searcb process. We have no reason to believe that Guyon already 15 the winner, but if he is chosen, how will the ad­ ministration defend against such claims? Pettit has said that if he wanted Guyon all along, he would have saved himself and his family some tIme by just picking Guyon. That's good. Letters But supposinll Pettit, now that the search is conclud,!d and the ch.Jice IS his, decides Guyon is the best candidhte for the presidency, the accusations on campus will begin to fly. Will column had AIDS facts right; Some might say that SIU doesn't need to defend against such claims, because they a'-e made by "eople dissatisfied with the decision. But after the ruckus over the decision to heterosexuals also risk infection pick Shaw, and the probable ruckus if Guyon is chosen, I am not generally a -Anal sex is n relatively or hispanic. And the majority SIU might have trouble getting good candidates for future def''IIder of George Will, but I minor practice among of heterosexual cases are searches unless it has a strong defense. was sadden~>d by how quickly heterosexuals and, of those among the regular sex part­ Tbe University needs to be able to get good C2ndidates you,- readers' response to last who practice it, most woulti ners of drug abusers. So. when it conducts nationwide 3earches. But if G .lyon is week's AID~ column proverl probably dispense with it if again. Will is right. The !:lost chosen and Pettit doesn't give a strong defense, the ability his point. Will is right. The they knew how much riskier it efiecti,·. use of limited f!l'ds is of SIU to attract quality candidates in future searches threat of AIDS to the general was than doing things til,rly, the governmellt gets $3 to $6 in increased tax. virus . And while Mr . But what is true is that the egalitarian society is These benefits are more generous than tha~ those offererl in Westerfield correctly points one group L~ which the in­ dangerous nonsense. -John H. the previous, post-Vietnam program. But they've also helped the out that heterosexuals as weD fection is spreading most Caster. assistant Professor, all-volunteer armed forces ... as homosexuals practice anal rapidly are the drug abusers of Med ical F.ducation and One of the ways the military can serve our country is to enable sex, he misses two points : tile inner city. Most are black Microbiology . recruits and reserves to ~o to college. Without the GI Bill, Glany of them could not OtherwISe afford higher education. Some careful vigilantes can go unpunished New York Daiy News The U.S. Justice Department claims that special prosecutors You are polishing cAf some and you see red. You pull your robbed again. You " rant and are unconstitutional. !'hat their investigations are unfair. And la te night laundry or taking a unIicensOO gun. "Whoever" rave" that you had every in­ that they spend too much money. So it wants President Reagan Ia tc night stroll down the starts ~.l'= !lnd you sboot him tention of killing " whoever." to veto any congressional extension of the special prosecutor street. From nowhere, an in the back. You get cleared of attempted law, wb.chexpires in January. individual - perl>.!:[JS even He falls down and you sboot murder charges. ... Attorney General Edwin Meese, at his own request, is David W. Steck - approaches him again to make sure that he currently being inves~ated by a special prosecutor. As are you. stays down. You have your "Whoever" is now paralyzed Mike Deaver, Lyn Nofuger, John Poindexter and Ollie North. The light starts ;>laying explanation taped (I don't care and also a veggie. That's all But anyone wbo remembers Watergate's Saturday Night tricks on you ; you think you when it is done). You said that she wrote; the fa t lady throws Massacre knows that high public officials mustn't be given the see a "cold, deadly gl~ in you were robbed before and up. -Thomas E. Purcell, power to hire and lire the men wbo investigate them. his eye." He asks yru for. $5 that you weren't going to get Department of Forestry.

Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU Editorial Policies ott!!r~ .i z"~~vzn:,..: 75~ a= THE FINANCIAl­ SOI only. UnoIgnod """"""" ___ • __ at .... ~AVAIiAel..e HAOA Dally Egyption Edltorlol ":ommitt ... whoM member. nP'IY O/VN'T ~ EX5T HlhKH CI'W ....tudIIm«itor -in-"'-"-fa<...... -. S/udonft must identify themselves by do•• and motor. foculty ~ by ronk and deportment. non-ocor'.... "m K .taff by posltton and department. Lett.,.. tubtnittad by moil shoukt inctud. the author', oddrft. and telephon_ numbef". letten for which v.rilkotion of outhonhip cannot be mode will not be pubU.h«f. Page 4. Dally Egyptian. JImO 216.11117 '.' 1 • •• • • '. r------~ WAGNER, from Page 1 : LA ROMffS'PIZZfI r ~", : ' once there was a surplus, thnre audience but that it shoula do administrators there are I 1 .n.O ff FREE Del;ve!l: ~ ~ I will be a shortage. There '" ill so by attracting the good accessib:e and that students : S •• v 0 111 60% . Pepsi "1 U ;~ " { : be enough (people with student,. Hbave a stake in the system." I lI'.edlum, La.... with delivery of small ) I teaching ambitions) I!.ut not Wagner said growing Student leaders _neet v.ith top I or X~Lar,. or mecUun1 plZEG I I enough good ones." U!"..iversities commonly run administration oifici"ls ana I ~f:zza 2116oz. Pepsi's I He said tbe University is into financial problems that gradua ting seniors are in· I limit one per p izzo with large or X.large I moving forward in many a,'eas can be alleviated by narrowing terviewed on tbe quality of Good for d.Ii .... ry , p t<. ... ·up ::I r eof in. and is justified in Spellding tbe scope of researcb and tbeir educa tion and the OPEN A T II AM EVERY!) .... Y EXCEPT SUNDA n more money and expending increasing specialization of competency of instructors, he more energy in a ttraeling disci)' lines. He said outside said. quality professors. funding is available for many Wagner said fund raising graduate schools, but others, He called tbe fact that and higher tuition could be two such as tbe arts, cannot raise collective bargaining is L~ing sources of tbe adclito::al funds outside funds and must be brought up by faculty memo the scbool will need to c,ntinue subsidized. bers "a shame." growing. He said that Utab State "I think faculty salaries can "Better service costs more," found success in dealing wit!. be manipulated just as suc­ ~~ , c ruitment by 3 pm-6 pm Mon-Frl service and personal manuscripts submitted by putting more resources into knowledge. He said it should women. meeting tbe nee.:E 'Df minori ty 1/2 PRICE seek to provide research and "de s.~i d Utah has increased students. He said L"aose needs service In areas not covered U:~ number of females in could include an improved Roses, Carnations, Daisies sufficiently by other schools assistant professorships, qaality of life and strong C ••h -n-Carry ra ther than try to mimic them. tenure track, dean and remedial programs. He said the scbool should try to department chairman I- I Hours: 4157 (,860 or offer better service rather positions, in part by recruiting "We have tc. start back in Sam-8 pm 1529-l5lS150 than more diverse services. husband-wife teams. grade school and high school ~ 807 s.m. He said the school could Wagner noted that Utah and look at those students increase its percentage of State also had a shared­ whose dances of going to graduate students from the 17 government philosophy college aren't as good," he percent figure provided by tbe similar to the one here. He said said. STATUS, from Page 1 president of tbe council, said Campus Lake and Thompson Duane Schroeder, site there was an informal Woods to the University, said planner and grounds discussion between tbe council be was under tbe impression superintendent, could not be and other campus groups who that tbe land was to be kept in reached for comment on tbe wanted the area "spruced up," a natural state for students to Pbysical Plant's involvement but no formal agreement was enjoy. in tbeclearing. made. b:!.t~~n~~~ed ar~thing Nancy Hunter Pei, student development director, COD­ Satarday; No cover curred with Kukec and ad led live mUSIC wttI1 Tta Pea AUe,. 8,80-1,80 that there was some discussion S_day, .o.day•• Friday about clearing out tbe picnic II_JrelD&leDeacera 7-1:30 NoCoyer are<: across Iron I Barber Hall and Stem Hall on Greek Row. TInIra_ free PooI8pm-CIo5e Charles Helton, great­ ---825 E. (behind Peterson grandson of Lovina Thompson, who sold tbe land around

Daily Egyptian, June 26, 1987. PageS r------Coc'por.------·, Briefs : Buya Sandwich '& Fry I !e get FREE M.ed. DRINK ~ TWO FREE Motorcycle ALPHA EPSrWN Rho, the Up Your Dald 00 Personal Rider Courses will be offered. National Broadcasting Conlputers" will meet I p.m. ~ 25¢ refill with purchase .g Course 17 will meet from 5 Soci"ty, will meet at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in Facer 102 •. To 1.1,0 /' I '; p.m. to 9 p.m., July 6 to 10, and Mo.1day in the Com­ register, call 453-4361 , e"t. 260. CAll feR I course 18 will meet from 8 a.m. muruCdtions Buildin~ , Room I DElIVEi

The Believers - (Varsity, R) Martin Sheen stars in this occult thriller, directed by John Schlesinger of " MIdnight Cowboy."

Benji the Hunted - (Fox Eas\ga te, G) Benji has his fourth Walt Disney adventure, with a twist. No humans speak after the first 12 minutes. Arf?

Beverly Hills Cop 2 - (University 4, R ) Eddie Murphy and m""t of the cast of the origillal Rre back for more laughs and adventure. Brigette Nielsen. Sylvester Stallone's wife, or,stars as the vi!liansess.

Dragnet - (Saluki, PG-13 ) Dan Akyroyd and Tom Hanks Join Us For Our star in this comedy spoof of the original television series. Friday and Saturday NITES Ernest Goes to Camp (Fox Eastgate. PG) The !Dance ParfYI character you'\·e seen in numerous commercials goes 00 camp, with comedic results. At the Hottest Cance Club in Southern Illinois! Harry and Ibe HendenODS­ (University 4, PG) A family *********************T.***** meets ul' ...-ith a bigfoot creat:urx- tturing a vacation in Congratulation~' Joy Hesketh the woods in this comedy adventure. John Lithgow stars. MS.l~·lM ~1 987 :* *************************** Mannequin (Liherty, 5 .1. Bowl Carterville 529-3755 Murpbysboro, PG) Andrew McCarthy and Kim Catrall star iii this updated version of the classic Pygmalion story.

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Roxanne - \. 3dJuki, PG) 'i.'he latest Steve Martin flick gives MILWAUKEE'S the classic Cyrano de ® OLDSTYLE BEST Bergerac story a lIew twist. Martin portrays C.D., a fire 12 chief who is smitten by an '1.99 '2.99 astronomer (Daryl Hannah).

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The Witches of Eastwick - (Fox Eastgate, R) Cber, Susan Sarando~ , Michelle pfeiffer and Jack Nicholson star as a trio of modern witches and a " devilish" "igolo. George Miller of "1It.lad Max" fame directs. No word from.Shultz on nudists CUM MINGTON, Mase Phyllis Oakley t~ld rp.porters "We've got a litOe problem (UP!) - Town offlcials have Shultz "has been occupied with up there that we can't ha ndle," appealed try Secretary of SUite affairs of state" and thai .lle Forgea said. IIWe do not . Ge<>~ge S.. ultz for help in han no information about U.e support a nudist beach in curtailing nude hathing at a letter. Cummingwn," a town of about popular swimming hole near "We're trying to ~et th~ hare 700 ID western Massachuoetts. his retreat in western facts on this and soon as I have Massachusetts. a report I'll be glad w help But Forgea said town The Soard of Sel.-dmen you," she quipped. authorities now believe their recenUy .~.n( Shultz a letter appeal to ~.h ul tz could back­ asking him to post "no fire, creating publicity that trespassing" signs on his would attract even more nude property to keep bathers from bathers to the pond. crossing his land to reach "We're going w get every Caulker's Pond, selec:.man nudist in New England and George Forgea said Thursday. New York here with all this In Washington , State publici ty," he said. " We don't Department s pokesman need it." Open house set for plant, soil center Plant and soil science ex­ Fri & Sat perts will tlr_on hand to answer questions during the annual ,\~i, Music By Horticulture Research Center Open Ho Jse, which will be held from 1 to" p.m. June 28. The center is on Rowder. Road. which tUrrt~ south off Chautauqua Street, about one CROSH 8.10 m 50C Drafts mile west of Carbondale. p 75 C Speed rails Guided tours of the center 's research facilities. flower and Hangar Hotline 549·1233 vegetable gardens and fruit orchards are planned. Faculty members of the SchOC'I of Agriculture's plant and soil science department will be available to field questions. One of the themes for the event is "art in horticuJture: ­ and sculpture exhib:ts a~d other works by art sludents and Carbondale artists will be displayed in the cente.. 's or­ chards and flower garden~ . The open house is f r~ . P.: STEVE MARTIN DARYL HA ~ MH Morris Library 'lHEWrrcHES to expand Dewey OF B\S1WJCK.__ @ tel D.ily: 2:00 4:45 7:00 9:20 ~ l\9WNE works with grant ffi?· c=~;"e.'!.".;:ot Ii Morris Library has received D.ily: 5:00 7:1 59:30 a grant of $160,000 from the SAT URDAY AND SUNDAY National Endowment for the Humanities Agency to co,",,­ Ernest plete their collection of "The ~an Aykroyd gives.!..~ . ~~e of his c areet'." La ter Works of J obo Dewey. " GeeS t.ca;np The grant will allow the ~ "Jus t the facts. Hilarious! T"'~ jOiles come ~ t you fastet' than library Lo obtain four of the a machine Go see it!" collection's 38, including an index, said Joann Boydston, director of the Center for Dewey Studies The three-year grant runs DAN TOM irem October 1987 to 1990 and tIw money provided will be AYKROYD HA KS used to research and edit the books, which are p"blished by SIU Fress. The humanities agency has been funding the effort since the early 1960s. when the University started the project. Nominp.es sought for third annual health care honor Th<> nomination deadlIne for the third annu"1 Quality Service Award isJuly ~. The award, sponsort::d ~y ';:~uality of Life Services. recognizes people who are highly committed to Southerr. miroi, health service. J>,'ofessional!; . volunlO"rs or others concerned with health care may be nominated. To ,,. eligible the nominee must live in one of the following coun­ ties: Jackson, Williamson, P~rr y, Franklin, Union, Saline, Harcbn, White, Pope, MaSS'lC, John:,,'n ryr Gallatin To nominate someone. submit the person's name, address and why they 5houJd A Brion De Palma Film 1 ~ ...... ""-.""'l(_1 " ...~~ . A_~IVl~.~p receive (he award w MI'. ~ ... .,... "' ....Outlt, "'CTUttf t D.i1, 4:45 7:00 9:15 • "'I~: 4; 457~H'.lO Reyes, Chairman, 353 S. Lewis SATURDAY AND SUNDAY MA TINEE 2:O~ Lane, Carbondale. ACROSS , ,.,.gment f Museum 6 ~.Wfted 10 U' lfruttful ,. FAbrIC ITII-GOLD-MIIErl 15 FlaYOf"lng Today's to feature I llmiliper F I I plant p lUO S 1 OFF ree I I H.. OrVOl...4!l city ,7 Inaugurate !~ Oe/lve.y I I 18 Arab chief. i Medium or lors . P;u o . In-house or Delivery I I 19 M, Tunney Puzzle iron works 20 BI'lbvg FREE 1-32oz. Coke The School of Art's master of I '.' :~ I 22 Motel I ·w .. " delivery 01 smoll or medium pizzo I';: I 2. Cove1OU. fine art thesis exhibit, "Iron 11Qt 26 Effacers Puzzle answers and Gold," will open Tuesday I . .~ - $ 2-32 o z Cokes with Large pizza i 0 ~ I 27 Nailed down 31 AcQuire at the University Museum in 32 Pertormed are on Page 15. FanerHall. L~~~~!~~2~_~~~~!!~~~~~~~!!~~!J 33 Mu .... room On display will be the works 35 PoIn!. 38 S10"oed on of two metalsmi ths, Steven 39 Balloted 66 City In New 29 Pul away Bobinski and J ames Carter. 40 Surrounding York alale 30 Lo..... overt)' Both artists are completing pret 67 "- Gantry" 34 FortlUcalion their MFA in metalsmithing. 4 I Farm animal DOWN 35 Tenth: pref 36 Raw minfN'als Perms '2 Strobl~ Bobinski displays works that ",.ped , Menu item 37 Meaning 39 Singer are largely forged, maC hined. 4 ~ LOOk. loward 2 Whet ~ $30 4.. "Whar. uo 3 Seer-amenl 40 01 mothers ?nd fabn cated treil, while - 7" 4 Raised and 'atheta Cal . _ uses gold and other '5 w iny wrller 5 Deduced .2 WeatNw ~7 1"11 lake :t~e 6 Exclamalton ....d precious mater ials in his 7 Under· 43 Subtlety enameled jewelry. ~~ No' any pinnings 4. Hummec:l 52 Signed up 8 Furnace part 46 Maximum Bobinski's work provokes a 54 Confined 9 Soaked up 47 CondUCIS sense of " mystic fa miliarity or sa " II 'oIIt8IOhS - 10 RICh suppt( 48 Ready 10 -,.. " Magistrale deja-YU " through explora tion 59 Image 12 Concealed 49 Inked"""" of metal techniques in his 61 Melric unit 13 Active tolks 50 Room layou! work, heightened by the 62 Palm Iype 21 - Yulang 53 ()!mW1t 63 Soh drink 23 AoosUe .5~ Ou,:!'lton symbolic use of blue prints, 64 NCO 25 NChhend 56 ""'hee..11e grilles. grave markers, bowls Informal 27 Some 1000f 57 Gape 60 NegallVe and containers in many of his 65 Rushed 28 Height· prel pieces. Ca rter, a resident of Pen­ sicola, recently won the Jurors Award at E namels '87, a group shm-' featuring works by 75 enamel isIS from across the country, held at the Plum Gallery in Washington, D.C. C ampus His work also bas been Shopping displayed a t the Downey Museum of Art in Los Angeles Center and the Gulf Coast Center for the Arts in Bel-Air, Fla. The exbibit will run through July 8, with an opening reception held from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday ever,ing. University Museum hours ar e from 9 a.m. (54.,.-6263) to 3 p.m. weekdays, and Sundays from 1:30 t0 4:4{J p.m. Valid with ad only SWFAAdmission is free. ______Guns, liquor WISlIT 0.1 a nlAV... a.lIIfT? lAem the ...Ia linked to . t our T,..".I khoo! The course provklel you with lhe GUARANTEED STUDENT LOAN INFORMATION teen suicide :: i~r:~~';~:::~ entry Into cmCAGO (UPIl- Violence The lnltructo'" or. Trovel Agents who a re exptrtenced. Clo .... OR has become the leading killer hekl two ev.nines (Tuesdays • Monday. Ju ne 29 , is th,: last d,y to submit a 1987 Summer Semeste r of young Americans, in part Thundoyl) per w.ek for 14..,.,.... because of a rising suicide rate Cal now for information, brochur-., Guara"teed Student Loan applic.ation. or penonal Intervl ...... for do.... that appears linked to a deadly b.glnnlng July 21, 1987 combination ", akoool and MIIiIMUm of 10 Itv4MttI Submit the loan application to Student Work and fi rear ms, two studies in­ cinancial Assistance. Woody Hall, dJcated Thursday. TRAVIL tVTUlUS UllLIMITID S Wing. Thi rd Floor R esea rchers s a L; a 7615_ Unlvenltv "horril)iy disturbing" 75 Carbondale. IL 62901 percent of adolescent deaths in Paid IOf bv lhe ,1111ceOI Student Work cl;'td FlnanClcll A.nISlanct' the nation are caused by ac­ 611-529-1061 cidents, suicide and homicide State Boord of Education and suggested American adolescents may be headed toward e',en m.,re depression and desperation. 01A)) 'rOlfN IAI()(JOJf ..~ " Swvey after survey shows these Ijds are overwhelIningly OU R SPECIALS RUN All W EEK stte5sed, suicidal, dis ell­ (nul j ust the weekend) franchis6.'" said Dr. Robert Blum, of the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. 6!>k. '2.78 CAI.!FniI!! .pk. '2.99 '('~I';o\ist. " We've just completed a 1'ClIILERl survey of :;0,000 kids and w:ille we dan't have the final resuJlS 12pk. '3.76 yet, wha t it looks like is one in fOW' kids is either seriously depressed or has a ttempted California SUicide," 12pk. '4.71 75Oml'3.99 BACARDI Blush I.t , Dk "That too is horrihly disturb;,;g." ' I In a related report in the 15nk. '5.321 . July 26 iEstie of the Journal of tbe American Med ical 75Om\. '2.99 Association : ~ (jOIDOIfS 2.pk·'999 ~ Vodka Researchers said inrs city • I Cabernet Slush teens are the least likely adolescents to use birth control \ pills and that health care workers and others must work to change the attitudE!!' and 51 .. S. Illi nois Av;; M-Tn 1 fom. 120m socioeconomic conditions that Carbondale fri & Sat iOom , 10m Sunday 11 0m · lorn le~d to bigb teanage .57-3513 pregnancy rates.

Page 8, Daily Egyptian, June:lli, 1987 'Life with Father' shows

-1- 011 Cb a.o~e & filler IH II ,911 timeless bond of family love 5 qt. UmJt (mos t cars) By MIry Cludle .... 95 cunning Vinnie and stodgy Entertainment EdItor A Review Father. Adding tongue-;'.­ ..... AIr Conditioning Sc....i"" .19.95 This year's C;ummer cheek humor to the production, includC5: 1 pound of freo n Playhouse series IS off to a both maintained consistent with Ulls ad strong start with " Life With Broadway smash when it first characterizations of the Father," an evening of en­ opened in 1939 is not loot in its husband and wife who both joyable, light-hearted family tat",t version. Through en­ batUe and love each vther. entertainment. joyable performances by the " Life With Father," which cast Gnd accurate period GREGORY CUNNEEN, opened at McLeod Theater costumes and scene design, Alban Dennis, Jim Galloy and Thursday night, will run at 8 the audience is taken back to Peter Van Oosting add hu.-"or featuring Anthony Zappa p.m. through Sunday. Tickets, simpler times with the Day and interest to the production $6 for Sunday's performance family, who are just as en­ as the four Day boys, rgnging Spend a magical evening at Papas, and 57 Friday and Saturday, tertaining now as Uley were in age and size but all ",iU, the Our unique entertainment will are available at the theater then. infamous Day carrot top. box office in the Com­ offer you an experience in dining munications Building, or by WHILE THE ACTION Cunneen, a student at the <:.tili ng 453-3001. Students ".ay dragged at the onset, all University or Kansas, and Friday & Saturday beginning at 7. purchase half-price tickets a pacin!! problems disappeared Dennis, a SlU'(; sophomore, half-hour before each per­ as the production p,rogressed. both veterans .., the stage, ALL NEW HAPPY HOUR formance. " Life With Father ' proved to portrayed their characters Free 4-7 Daily be a polished and enlertaining with seJ1.itivity. KN~W j'; TO THEATER production overal! - with Budweiser & Coors buffs as the longest-ruooing som~lhi ng for everyone in the Scene designer Barbara 50C draft non-musical in Broadway farml; . 0 laugh at. Mangrum and costume S2 75 pItcher history, " Life With Father" designer Richard Boss did a follows the trials and c!~i~~~l~ ~eil~ho:~~ vt~n4~ ""onderful job bringing the ;;;::;~:::=:!.-':= il.J.rrell tribulations of a family living and Clarence Day, mother and period to life on stage, from the in New York City in the 18l1()s, father of the manic Day intricate woodwork of the set demonstrating With love and household. Wiley, from to the costumes complete with hwnor tlle timelessness of Micbigar., and Cook, a recent busUes and stopwatches - Papas Special wb.>t holds a family tqgether. SlU-': graduate who has been taking the audience hack in Bloody Mary liv;.ng in Chicago, worked well time as skillfully as a time S1 25 wlJ;e r.8,~~~ ~~~~~ ' ~if= to~ethd as the sweet but machine. l{iMgS Wol~ Lunch Special S900 IN OPTIONS FREE' Broccoli Beef '2.75 wI egg.roll. fried rice ~ soup l(lng'.Wok I------OR------I S900 CASH BACK FROM MAZDAI -Green Beans -Tomatoes -Cucumbers - Baked Goods THE FA.RMERS· ~IARIiET Westown Mal1- Behind McDonald'. Every Saturday- 8am-12 Noon

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Jackie Gleason, dies at 7'1 • ...... Specials FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. a~Jc his son-in-law, Jac~ During a career that (uP Il -- Entertainer Jackie ChUluk, flew from California spanned four decades, Gleason Gleason, who mad" " How to Florida last week and spent became the comedy backbone sweet it is" a h ou ~ ehold ex· Falher's Day with him. of CBS television in the mid· pression and !::ecame a " He had family and close 1950s, directed an orchestra television legend as bus driver friends in for Sunday," she that sold millions of records, Ralph Kramden on "The said. " He was feeling in good starred in several movies and Honeymooners," died Wed· spirits Monday .nd Tuesday. won a Tony for his per­ nesday night at Ihe age of 71. He quietly, comfortably formance in Ihe Broadway hit Gleason's wife, Marilyn, passed away." "Take Me Along." said Ihe heavyset, chain­ Gleason was relp.ased last "The Great One" poked fun smoking comedian died week from Imperial Point at his girth and once said he quieUy and comfortably of Medica: Center in For! managed to struggle frem Ihe Budweiser. cancer in the couple's home in Lauderdale, where he had streets ~f Brooklyn to stardom OR Ihe weallhy ForI Lauderdale been undergoing cancer because " I had a dream ... 1 suburb of Lauderiilll. treatment. He had undergone t.ad a goal. I W~llted to become Bud Lt. Gleason's wife said the triple byF,ss heart surgery in an "ctor. entertainer's tw, daughters, 1978 ana suffered from em­ " 1 had these goals and all of physema and diabetes in the magical p<)&c; essions I l Linda Gleason Miller and 406 S. Illinois A ..e. Geraldine Gleason f"hutuk, recent years. wanted at a dista~c~." he said. 3 named Morris fellows Three students ha'le Shelton will be a doctoral \ TAE KWON DO LESSONS received Ihe 1987-88 Delyte Rnd student in zoology. He has a Dorothy Morris Doctural bachelor ' s in wildlife SPECIAL RATES for SIU Students Fellowships. management and a master's Paul A',n Shelton of Athens, degree in bi"logy from Ten­ _ ACT NOW!!!... .. Limited Offer ~ Tenn., Diane Ukadike of LitUe nessee Techn'.cal University in ~ (with this coupon & 10 cord) ~j Rock, Ark., and Ann Elisa Cooi:eville. Robinson of Cinnaminson, We Corry Martial Art Supplies N.J ., each wiII receive stipends of $10,0(", a year and Ukadike holds bolll free tuition for up to three bachelor's and masterl,s years of doctoral study at SIU· degrees in journalism from the CHAI TAE KWON DO C. University of Arkansas, Little 102 E. Walnut - Carbondale The fellowships are named Rock. for Ihe late Morris and his Robinson has a bachelor's Call 529-2345 for an appointment widow . Morris, who was degree in psychology from university president from 1948 Ursinus College of Day and Evening Classes . Mon. thru Sat. . For Men. Women and ChIldren of all Ages to 1970, died in 1982. Collegeville. Penn.

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3 SDII'M , bolh .... C ... ~ hool, up Iumlllled qul.' deon b'g yOld A .. o/lobleS49·6S98 7·11·11 7405St. "5 FOR IIfN T 3 bdrm 1'10" ,., ,~ good r:ottdlllon nOtlh_Sl.td. Call I 19J ·419S 6·16·,7 11",.bI6 1 I ' . 3, ot>d S bdrml "eo, compul In HOW CLOSE CII" 'awn orwJ counrry I.IIIr>g1 CoII ... I W.'II h.lpl 519·1IC' 45769S6 or YOU BE? S19· 113S Clasw wnOClgh to gwt up 1·2'·11 71"SbllS I at 7:45 and stili mokw I It to yaar 1:00am daHl NICI. QUIET .. CLIAN (.OMPLntl Y N lW __INCIAU a ..tI . Now-12 ...... TOWNHOU$IS 117"0173 2: "'rM a"t • .., fItCM'I'h , & 4 UDIIOOM UNITS HouM M60 mon .... NlW APPLIANCl$ j£atu't Lf19 J.2 ...... "'" _ ,,._ Carbondale's INCLUOING: ' 1JO ~ 1&2 EmcleacJe. Sa._er SpeeiaJ - WASHER & DRY'E R IN EA(.ii Apartmento tilal Gr-.dStiDmt & 54':·6598 .-room SUmm..'rHousing Ol'.lcBedroo. R.te." UN IT Phone for Detoils ! ! Apan.cau ·MICROWAVE O VEN I".nlnlls-457-6342 Houses"" , I a(;AR8AGE DISPOSAl 511 8. Or...... Rent Stu1ing ... \ow ...... "'- 8 W 8< I . ' &d,... ~-"" .. u ...... I : ~E~~~GR~:~~R Offer: " . 70 IKr _O.u". - LIVING ROOM DECK -"1O&8~-­. 1 ...... _ 2 BedroolD -CARPETED BASEMENT -....~ • ~laz ....,...... -I... - 11lfA,KFAST liAR Abo~fot"_~erApartments " .....- "' .... ~ ...... III Townhouses -2 ', B~THS Call a .",~O \ d\ll 13 .. , .. . .UgI>t",,"""'-"""""!I 0 It... d_ .or;I~\ ...... "I_ ...... -C ..... BLE TV Bnm41'few Ro,-a1 Rentals ·W~ and~OII Bonnie Owen Realty ..... ____ ... 01 •• , ...... _wlHdg. 8S0 E . CoUe,e -­t:he premt5es 4S7-44~& \a.r.I.drdCA1 ...... ! lAptr _ ...... th prQperty Managers ) ' c.,"~ I. W.IISrr..' sooW. Mlll v ...... :w-ll<'CtJotIofA~1 .J7...s121 8d50095oo mo. Best of All" ~tW A ....ll a blr (ror Soa_rr 01" .. ..!!., 529-2054 _ II .... All Utlilties Included Inclc.dc'j Rates from $180 per mo. 1 FOR RENT - applla.nce: ***** *****.,',** **********. -dlshlDCUh's" CALL IIICIlltLLB adN1~riu .57-4012 SUMMER RATES - Ula..he,./d.rve,. Carbondole ~ HOUSIS FOR RINT ~ 's.lulc1 Ar.....:)06'.4 West Mill . . or .....r ••eI ...... t.:n * Aug"""'« Now $310.00 fOl !;,e .umlYlel .emesler. ASK A60UT FREE ONE BED~ooM THREE BEDROOM FOUR BEDROOM * BREAKS 602 N. Car ~ co 519 S. Rowling'lS 113 S. Foresl lIanacC:1JlC'.:J.t WIIARE 5H·:sa33 * 501 W. M.,tn 12 509 S. Raw li ngs 12.3.4.5.6 617 N. Oakland 2015 E . Uu.u. .'vlEl HoII w. 1 5!).1 S. ....h 14. IS 4OOW. Oak 12 511 S Haye. r-~N~~":L~::-s::-r:n:-g=-' Our 4 Bedroom S'\.MIlo Ten ~h .-Ail utilt~ i * OW ea ownhou8e. offer 0.. tum~ . 616 S. Washing"On, ~ 703S. liIinoi.Ave. 1201 113S. Fo"e.I 513S: Haye. for 86·e7 ideal roommate SI~ . OO~rmo .w3W. Elmll . n.. I3. 14 334 W. Wainul 503E Cherry 529·2620 i E. He.ler 515 S. loga n 502 S: Beveridge School Year f1oorplan. Che'_v Aft, . . Lorg_ eHi· ...~ 'h F-urn . & Unfurn Plus . . . ct.ncy. w..~~ Rood, $160.00 Bl OW. College 514 S. Beveridge 12 One Bedroom., Pool with pel/ $1 50.00 wili-loul . IWO BEDROOM 513 S. Haye. 5()() W College Furn. Efficiencies Tenn1s Courts 529·2620 301 N. Sprint"" 11 . 12. 13 611 KennlcoH 501 S. 'Beveridge "'-I'll: 't. AJlt-.1..·2 bedroom, -.00 W. Oak 1'3 514 S. 6<.verldge 12. 13 503 S. Beveridge Incluellng: Nautilus Room turnlshed or ·mfurn. 608 E. Carpet & Air and More. Pork, SI7S.O'Jper mo. 207S. Mople 5()()W. Coliegen. 311 W. Cherry laundry Facilities 529·2620 617 N. Oaklond 507 S. Beveridge 505 S. !leverldge Waler, Trash & Sewer rome By Today ...... _J ¥ ,·2 bodroom, 4001'1. S. University 4001 W. College 13 309W, Cherry r Cleon & Quiet It's a Wise AC, u ,fumist.ct. I22SWe.; 306 W. Cherry 5001 S . .... h 12 610 S. logon Fr~"fnOn , $~ . OO per month. ~ICHo.plto· , 610S.l0g0n "'"S. logon No Pet!. "JoL.-.tAdventml'"e" j,29·Z620 .;c oM --.. -.700 5. Pop!«, Zl8 Ho.pil~ . ,1 6 1~ Slogan '. • S. logon For Information & Appt. L,,,wis Park I 2 bedroom. S$305 per mo. ~ 5IIJ 5.110,., n 520 S. Graham 408 E. He.ler Apartments ...· 2 ..0 ~U S. Beveridge roo14 310 E. College 305 Cre.tview 549·(,610 800 East Grand. I 5(,'<) W. College II 408 E. H, ..ter FIVE BEDROOM Imperial Mecca Carbondale, IL (I.... --b-I---~ 4001 W. College 13. 14 Tower Hou •• (RI. 51) 514 N. Oakland Apartments 5001 S . .... h II 617 N. Oakland 502 S Beveridge 457~ I ' !CI2':'~. =:,s 503 W. Colle;;<> "2 '/08 Ho.pilal 12 612 S. logon I Shod.d lot, 2 Mdr'OCMTl $ 185 . ~;,O S. Graham :lOr- Cre.tview Ivrmonth, 310 E. Colloge FOUR BEpROOM Op.nHou•• t~~ 2.'" .ro2 E. H•• ler 12 509 S. Rawling. II , n SIX EDROOM ~"~~~..,mon ... I I 406 E. He.ler 12 609 "I. "llyn ~v:o;;r- Jo·Lena Court 2 b.droon,. $205 pet' mUonth 408 E. He.I.r 12 510 N. Carico ~1l8 Hospita l 410 E. He.ler II 514 N. Oakland ~18W. Pecan ~ TowerHau.e 4()()W. Oakll , n. SEVENBERRQCM 1, 2, & 3 Bedroom Apartments .... i< '" .,. ,,"'''0 - ...... a* ....clay I"" p. eo.;:W."'" 'or More IIIfo.... atio. Call 5'29:2''-0 l' 703 South Illinois Avenue ,.9·317. 211 W.. t_lnS. [-f( 129·10.2 c.r...... I. 529· 10.2 '-"-''C• ....;,rt.orMIot_....;, ..7 _1L __ - *It *It ;. ** ~ *• ** * * * * * It it It ** tit I« ~ "rOJOQM li ~, 0" oppltonc:., .... SS'ST""NT INST'UCTOR t .... ND Moro"eved It/N ' Uf' I' • nope'" SJOOS49 OJ:1O I SCA"[ PIon' MO'''''QII/hn''',eOI,on _"""9 SIS OJ 01'00' , ..... 6·16·11 n"." II , IA 4 mOMn on• . /ou"n r,m. '.'''1 ~ 49 "]1 TI)m NICE IDlfIo!. OUPUX Wo,heI' end poilllOf'l ovo/Iobl. In Depl ,.'on, ond 1 , 81 I&Q,u 1& . ~~1';r;~ ~'oon quI., oreo. ~'o~~~;:,.""o~':::";~=~~~ ~:~~"':lN~,;V~i'~n~.:o'';:\~''!d 6·16·87 779Ot1l61 Pion' .'0\0.... 101 Id.n"Ii-g,.on eours. iIIur".,! I.rm popoe-r' ''''ftl'' d ... M·la.o. 'bO-m o lr oppllon«'J Ma'.-iel co....,... u,. 01 pion' key, on g,gd "hool I." re,u ... ~~ .,( fo' 'uml.hed. _'Iff' Qrtd 'ro.h Coli ".. Id.ntlflart/«t u'CJge ond odop quol.rr work Coli H9 "" 6n5 IobIllfy '0 ,~ Ionckcope 01 wwdy 13181 1111£'" 6-""7 790481161 (c.'~ ' dvou, ortd -fI"_nJ ond l£TTU OU.... tlT., f,,"ING ond .vO'd NICE. 1 801M Oup'." Wo,/M1> · ornom.n'o/ shrubs. ,.~ and proceu,ng fo" ond 0(("'0'" Oryw ~ floon quI.' oreo .. I".. AvoIIoW ..... ug IS 19" 'eo,_bl. '0'.' Sd., '0'. rte"-'l. locoted propogolion producl/on ond GOto.SILVEa. IROKEN ,._,''''' South Eos' of SIU or. Giont C,ty 'ood mork. tlng or OI'"I')Om.n'ol lord,eope coin, . ,t«llng los.boll cord. don S19.S47'O/'S19.S3JI pion' mo'.,./o/. "o$llion ovo,'C) bl. ring. . • ~ J orod J Colnl '" S 7-J·" 141711161 -:;'fjf/co:I~rt1 ~ 9S47'n ::;;::....";,~:: ~~7a'7 r tv".n, H:t·Sll' 11"ddoy 01 h.n. 1911""0 federoll'" 6-30·87 1S0K16' 11'6 87 79 ~ UI &' Dupl.Jl.~ 7 JI -87 7lS1CI81 HIRING! GOVEPSMENT J08S. yOUI' oreo Sl5 . t::JoN · S~ . OOO Coli (601J &38·UIS (., 17'JJ TWO 8EOJOOM VERY n,e. S ISO 7· 10·" ,umm.r ro'. wllh S1SO ""n'lff' re'. .... GREAT OPP("ATUNIT Y ,n sol., .s 5.-49 5S50 eff.,. 5 ond _k.ndl Ilgur. 1nc:0fI'I. monog.m.nt cp­ 6 M -87 733981161 ponunm., Coli Tom Wood 618 NEw, 801i'M T_n~. neor ,he 519·3113 MUTU .... L Of OMAH.... flee C.nllff' nl .... n lorg. bdrrn, I fOE ond I holt be"" e-e,"rol 01. ovoII '·11·~7 190'0 .... Ugul' I yr leo,. no pel' 549. PERSONAL "" TTENDfNT RElI .... "'E :t97J4S7-,, 94 perlon wo",ed port ',m. om-pm. 1_IS_87 76068(111 by qUCIdroph,glC II "'ng sou,h of , 'OIlM VERY nlC •. " 1'1'10 lees • . no Corbon&Jl. CoI/4S7·4719 6·26 87 7903C161 ~I'::;'G:n l~':;~-:J;;;';::O FEDElfAl. St .... TE. AND CIvil S.fvlc. 01"519S,7, Job, $16,707 10 S.59.1 44 "., yeor 61687 t'028"61 Now hIrIng I Col/ lob lin. 1 S 18·4S9· NEA R CRA8 ORCHAItO loh. , 3611 bl F606 for ''''0 14 hr Gflf .... T SUMMfJl flA rfS V&ry dOl. bdrm. wd nookup new eorPl". 6·30·11 n'~Cl6' '0 comp... , N,e. furnished room~ S71S ...... g II!. I bdrm ponio/Iy AP"lICA TlONS IEING .... CCEPtED fO' 5]94544 /urnolhed SISO no".". S49 7400 bort.nd.r. E"p.r,.ne.1 onlrl /I:tO 81 1685Bdl6] 1·" " 16678 1111 8.,-n II Qrtd 1 J_,..m.,.h I NrC( flOOMS .... , 900d rO'" I &11 COUNUY SETT/ NG ClOS[ 10 6-16-87 T91K161 EOl' "0..1e Porle ,.'oc. fOil 5.-49·18)1 comp"" n_r' belrm • opp/Ion-teS. 7sr1Bcl6' 7·981 8oo78dl6& cor prlvOf. potlo. corport Iourtd...,. ~::t~~! . ~,~ ~!S4! SEWI N G . At TERA flONS . lotl/m._ SJ40 6&7·4S6' 01'.... S P m SouthSI TAltORING £""yn', Hof Rogs. TIS 119SC169 1." ." 769111174 7· 10·17 S. Un, ...,.,lty (updo''''' on tn. Islond, '·S30 pm Mon~r l ~ by o~ :Ot~·~!~ · r=~~,~~;"~~,'r. "Duplex" Mobile Home Apts. ~~;;"enf . Call S19· 194' 79UE I t..oI I:'.,k .'Ktrle orod wo'.r ovo./ CON1ACT LENSES NAME brtJnd S4~~ 4~;.tJS1 Two miles east 01 lJ·MaU, 200 yards .... est of " Ike Honda' ,..."tocem.nrs ond 'por.s. Soli 7· 11·87 73-4S0170 M 8OffO 2 DUPlEXES. I Iwo r" ,,!~ Country settlOR_ Clean. Furnl~ned . Cable TV avaIlable 'ens •• 5to'- 0' SI9 9S eoch Fos' , enrlca nollonwlcM Ey. Conlocf I. 1 01:' • • neor ,nopplng C9ftl.r Coli Summer Semester 100-255-2'010 foil fr_ 61.-677S 6-26--17 ..... _ ...... nS'EI61 6'&17 790S0161 per S100 secuflh deposit. Rent '1 35 month. gas . .... ater. SEWING AND AJ.. TtlA nONS. ,.'drup pICI.·Up IS pelS t'ash free durIng the su nmer. n~ DI'tII ~MIry • .tro dwwpe. " S-6344 7.u7 .. •..•. .. 7944EI6S hllSemHler H .... NDyMAN WITH PICKU" w ill cleon S1 00depos'l. RI:~I S135 per month. heat. cookrng. ~ ..1ter & truh o nly S35 ~r month_9 month contract. no pets :;~ :::!::r~~~S~.';~S/'_s cu, 7·3·t,7 &379EI65 TYP ING THE OFFla 300 E Mol" Ottesen Rentals & Real Estate Services SuI'. No S Coli 5.-49 ·JS 13 1 7· '.·'7 74 70EI70 549-6612 days/549·3002 evenings THE H.... NOYM .... N LAWN Mow/ng I ~ • I Yo rdwark. Tree Trlmm,ng. Haul".,,, lGSJrlI R.llob/.. ieolonobl. Ro'''' 4S7· L•. ~. Cl ip & Sa ve 7026 7.J1"7 7S3IEIII I .... l1J.OAY8-~ . PIo...... • i !1HI111111111111 !1j 1l1ll1ll1l11ll 1ll1ll 11ll 1~lI lIlIIlI lIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlImilill lllll! AUTOWORKS BOD Y .... 1'10 I HiM Rd. ~"'fTtranCe of Fn»t MHP. MKho"/col Repelr I 1 reors ••. pell.ne.. servle. coIl. fr •• I Pknlc tabl• • TV. typewrit.r. ! es'lmol .. 540·S991 I clo...... I RATES 7-747 76ii!;66 L ______~~'·j PREGNANT? STARTIIIG- call InrntRIGHT = ~ Fr.e Pregnoncy T"ting ;; AT- Confidential AUi_tone1 Happy 54...... · 27•• M·F.lo.tpm 23rd i $145 _ 2"W. MAIN per_onth Birthday HOUSING CHAMITO N4!JW Available INDOOR POOL .....1e __III .. TY • , • 2ledroom Anchor.d • Nk-a.,. Fuml,hed • co,."." FREE BUS TO SIU Et.rgy Sovlng & Unct.nHnl'ted • H....., . lo",ndromot Foc.llitifl • Natural Got CABLEVISION • Nice Qu~ & o.on Setting • Hear Campu' LAUNDROMAT • SofTy No '.ts Accepted f«_~"I00 _ Ph. 457·5266 Unl ...... ty Heleht. 549·3000 MoItIIe_lat. == Ii Man-Fri 9-5 Route 51 North ~ Warren Rd . S'AGAPO, (Just off E. Park St.) Marisela ~IlIlIlIIllIllIUUUIIUIIIIUIIIIW l mIlIlI1UlUIIllIllIUUU HIUO;;;.l NM~""" " Apt. . Daily Egyptian. JUDe2fi. I987, Page I ~ r;======.:9'..!'~'!:"=====":-===='::;1 Tuesday c~omedy nights: II Rax Roast Beef S~JlIKIwich. I! II 99J- DElI II " II Ooh, what you're missing LI (lim"~ ) I! By Mary Caudle Entertainment Edttor When Mike Finney walked travelling between weekly or on stage alter Burgess' ae~ , the bi-weel_ VIKIN 2 or 15 times and now it's 4 : 15 in plause at the end of the act, UOOW. Moin h(I.iJj ,-J g ....~:_d.;r, FJORD 7S\l $8 995 the afternoon. You've lost your they didn't mind a bit. Carbondale ~ o I -~- . ~ ", ML.. ~ job and there's no need to get Both comics spend most of up." their time on the road, WE BUY GOLD :::; -/ ' S29-1221 /. 'WESTROAD LIQUORS' WESTROAD LI"UORS'WfSTROAD This is one way we cut our newSt£ak

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POl,' 14, DaUyEgyplian, June26, 1989 HEARTLAND, from Page 16 GOODEN, expand the 16-team iield." host for the players and teams from Page 16-1 Teams induded on this involved in the tournament, year 's schedulp include five STU.c could reap benefits at tested positive for CtfIn& nOOSE local regioll3l teams - from recruiting time. substance abuse. C",nnen is the Cook Chicago, northern, central and " For one thing, it'll give The former Cy You,,!: southern Illinois and western coach Herrin a chance to see Awar<:l winner entered Kentucky. some of lhe best prep the Sm;t.r.~rs Drug and Tean,. fror" Los Angeles basketball players in the Alcohr,1 Treatment Ginger Chicken wi ce. 82.95 Nebrask.a, Ohio, Arkansas and nation playing right here in his Center one day after the Memphis will also compete, own backyard," Trail said. announcement. He is 4-1 Chicken Fried rice wi Egg Roll 81.99 and the list of interested Rnd " And once \be players have since returning to the lllt.uois tentative lp..arns is growinr.;. seE'n the '.!3mpus an6 they're Mets, and was the win· Trail i~ now in the pror;ess of fa·.niliar with the area and ning pitcher in Thur­ co.ltacting CoaC .les who'd be «'wn, they'U be a lot more sday's viCtory over the Linguists Unlimited interested in ccaching the five likely to remember STU when Chicago Cubs. regional teams . Larry they're 10' ":ng for a basket­ Gooden sta rted using t:\!~~ 457-8575 ~~~~,~~~'~ cocaine in !ligh school but Jenkins, head coach at Marion baU scholal hip." NEW CLASSES STARTING THIS WEEK A.l'W NEXTI High School, will be coaching Tra:1 said that visiting fans stayed away from it until the Southern Illinois squad. and coaches would also be a 1984, The Post said. He C'"!11 Lll'l(;.UlSTS (':¥LIMITED Jenkins said Thursday benefit to the local economy. used it during the off· for personal. fa~ serv\Ce al teasonable Hiles morning that he was stiU in the Trish Richey, director of season with friends in his U·II •• . Spa.... h - I're ••h process of contacting various Ca rbondale'S convention and hometown of Tampa, (all levels, all ages) coaches in the Southern Illinois tourism bureau, said she'd Fla. Only 8 10 per ... e~k "As far as I }l, ~ 'lW. no area to see if their players help the tournament in any FUN' PRODUCTIVE' IKEXPE:\srVE, would be interested. way she could, but added she or;~ else on the Mets is or (SJMtingooon,japan<", Germ ... L bln<8< . E.S L.) With less tlian a month to was a IitUe skeptical because was using drugs," Thp assemble a team, Jenkins said of the ~ hort notice. Post quoted Gooden. L Gooden told The Pos, L many players ha ve other "There's no doubt that it'd commitments and may not be be a good thing for the area ," he agreed to a March 28 ablE to particIpate on such Richey said. " I'm just a little urinalysis because he If y ou are interested in short notice. worried that" might be a IitUe had already escaped Trail added that by playing la te in planning. " detection in December. a one o.f a kind beautiful uredding ring set, see my ~1II1I1I!11II1I1I11II!!!~ 1I1111111111111111111!:JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIILlllt ll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 11 1111111111111 FIRING, onverse $29,, -ftc- new designs in '87 from Page 16- ._,<- ~tQr Tllch Reg, '54 diana, St. Louis and Tennessee AUanStuckStudio to look for prospective recruits instead of top recruiting areas like Kansas, Texas, California 529-2341 and Florida. Another factor in recruiting was a SG,OOO budget cut last year. Located So. 5 1 between Not only were the r""ruiters "A rnolds Mk t" a nd li mited by region, time and money hut by the program "Kens Veach" itself, whi ch is not as I buy or trade for scrap gold. ~h~g~~~: ~0'bi?t:..~: they have better programs. Recruiters a re further ~~~ b~!..~~tio~t.a4!~ dal'ds and other restrictions. "Coach CarroU and myself did a good job wi th what we had to work with and the time we had," Williams said . Commenting on fo rmer SpecialS I Student Rates Saluki guard and NBt, veteran Mike Glenn, a p ~ss;ble -Aerobics U replacement for an .ssistant ~ -Body Shaping coaching position, Williams said "Mike called me when -Weights they first contacted him and 1 For' Your~ Pleas ure -Tanning Bed told him he had to do what he -Nutrition Couh!-811ng had todo." Pu.~£nt! Williams said that he liked -Sauna -Jacuul Southern lllinois, but living -Babysitting hert: is not a situation everyone Every Wed & Fri Evening in the Lounge -Children's Dance & Tumbling can get used to. Because of his iamily IOpmto 1 am FOR SALE WUliams would like to st...y ~ -QlJality Leotards t!:" area but said he's is still 81 00 Speedrail .75 Draft open to opportuni ty. -Saucony Aerobic Shoes Hesitant to comment before 529-«~ this time, the former coach 1 mile So . of StU on pr . 51 said he didn't want the situation to turn into a mud­ slinging campaign. "r wanted to say the nght things," Wilhams said. William, doesn't regret the L- IVV U LI U u,...... o...... klon4 time he 'tlCnt as an assistant ~ IiiU~W 7U""""'''''ty529·1942 coachatSTU. " I gave 10 great years to t'lli; CHARTER BUS SERVICE miv~rsity and 1 do f",,1 good aIYJut '.hat," Williams s~id. Carbondale to Chicago BUY YOUR TICKIT TODAYI Puzzle answers --EARL Y BIRD DISCOUNTS --~ ~l! ~ FRIDAY ONLY ...-.., ROUNDTRIP MONDAY ONLY ta.-.., ROUNDTRIP TUESDA Y ONL Y U.-oH ROUNDTRIP WEDNESDAY ONLY " .-oH ROUNDTRIP BUS DEPARTS 4:10 pm JULY 2 Cannot use any other offer or discount with the obove spec/al.

Daily Egyptian, J",\,,26, 1987, PageJ5 Sports Abrupt firing confounds Williams

Reasons behind Carroll was unavailable for director, Slrid be supported the and Carroll, ,.. ho was hired by comm:!nt. As assistant coach, Williams decision by Herrin to make a Herrin in 1965, worked on term was expected to attend all Herrin's action !!i the first interview since c:hilnge in tbe basketball contracts. home and away games and his firing, Williams said both program. A IPJ.11 contract must be he and Carroll were unaware practices as well ~ s r~ruit remain unclear Most Division 1 programs let renewed each year. players for the bask ~ tba B heir jobs were in jeopardy coaches know by December or Unlike a cr!ltinuing con­ program. lIy Michele Esklns prior to May 27 when January if their contract will trACt, a term contract does not basketball coach Rich Herrin Williams said he might have Staff Wnler not be renewed, which gi ves '-equire advanc~ notice to be been able to recruit more asked frO" their resignations. coaches time to pass out cancelled. effectively if he had been givpn Former assistant basketball When Williams a nd Carroll resumes at the Final Four. Discussing possible r""sons coach Hermann Williams says more time to travel and see declined to turn in those Had he been aware of the behind the firing, WiI1iams more players. he still doesn't know why he resignations ;bey were fired in situation, WiI1iams feel~ he said if the :>roblem was with a 0<3 oolleague Steve Carroll "You can't do it overni~ t , " what Herrin. in a prepared could ha ve landed a job by recruiting, assistant coaches he said. w!refired. statement dated May 27 , called now . can only de so much. " We still haven't been given Williams said Herrin had the one of the toughesl moves he Both Williams, who worked "The head man (Herrin) has recruiters traveling to In- an explanation," Williams had ever made. under three different SIU to do a job when it comes to the said. Jim Livengood: a thletics coaches during a lO-yea .. span, closing part.," Williams said. See FIRINGS, Page 15 Glenn wants position, awaits final decision By Darren Richardson Staff Wriler was , lashed from $1 56.655 in fiscal year 1987 to $t5O.655 for Former Saluk i guard and FY 19I18 . NB A veteran Mike Glenn said Glenn said he's been in he would "absolutely like the contact with "a couple 6-foot-7 position" left vacant by coach players" he expects would sign Rich Herrin's May 27 fi rings of "right away" if lle were hired. assistant coaches Hermann "If the w illi ngn ~s to make ~ Wil lia ms and Steve Carroll . commitment (to 'he basketball Glenn, si'ea king in a program ) is t h ere on telephone i'jterview Thursday Southern's part. I will Oe the,.., afternoon ' rom his baskethall to help," Glenn said. " I think camp for 'ne hearing impaired Ihe Southern basketball in Deca t.ur. Ga .. said he has program is potentially on the spoken further with Herrin edge of some greatness. closer and the selection c0mmittee than people realize." since meeting the group in Carbondale June 16. Glenn said he spoke wi th " Right now, I'd say it's Williams, a longtime friend, about 55-45 that I will De after the firings. The ousted working with CoaCi'l Herrin in assistant told the candidate the f&JJ " Glenn s/lid. addi.ng " of course Southern lUinois t/u;t he hoped to know by J 'Jly I, al:hough he would wait until :~~s ~~t~~~ ~ik:al:n~~ .?O the fU'St day of PI~~ ctice if "I hope the right thing turns that's how long it took for an out to be a position on the \I1oonhght bound agreement to be r eached. coaching staff," Glenn said. " I've got a lot of options at " I've heard a loi of good lyn Klink, Junior In public re!atlons, lett, the moonlight ride sponsored by the this s tage, but Sa luki things about Rich Herrin from and Brad Kane, Junior In !)OilUcel science Recreation G~nter. Moonlight rides are basketball is my nu.'llne.- one everyone I talked to, includin:; are silhouetted by the .etth.;: lun as they open to students between &-11 p.m. priority." Glenn said. Hermann WiI1iams, " Glenn take an evening cruise In 8 cenoe during "!t's hard to say if things are said, "and I know for a fact Wedne.days at Campus lab boat dock. gDing to be worked out or not," he's a good basketball coach. 1 Glenn said. "I think they're think I would be a definite ph!O talking about making some in areas where Herrin may nGt. Mets Gooden strives to overcome drugs decisions and exceptio.1S to the be so experienced havinl; only ba13nce in U,e athletics coached a thigh schooi level NEW YORK (UP!) - New the season or in the Mets the clubhouse. And I never department. I'm a little before coming to Sout.hern. I York Mets pitcher Dwi~ht clubhouse and that as far as he pulled it out in front of Straw disappointed about the cuts in hope we get the chance to work Gooden says be first tried knows none of his teamma tes ( teammate Darryl basketball funding, hut I think togetllCl'. " cocaine in high school and was ever knew of his problem. Strawberry). " I could come in and speer' Herrin declined to commnnt using it once a week before " Noone really knew because The report addressed money conservatively ani on when the search commilt ee being caught this spring, The when I did it in spring training, several of the questions that smartly, and pretty soon we" would reach a de<'ision on New York Post reported in it'd always be away !rom the developed since the club an­ see the budget gr ow in hiring replacements or if a. 'y ThursdayeditiOIllL clubhouse," The Post quoted nounced OP April 1 Gooden proportion to results." other candidates are being Gooden also Wid the paper Gooden. "I never, ever, The budget for baskethall interviewed for the positions. be never used cocaine durinj( brought any of the stuff near s .. GOODEN, Pag(J 1 S All-Star prep games seek to become reality' By Ste." Merritt Staff Writer juniors who'll soon be top because of competition (I'Om preliminary tournaments, like basketball team leatured five recruiting prospects. other sporting events. the Heartland Shoolout, are ex-BCI pl_yers, including All official for the Basketball Trail, in charge of the "There's too much en· not for purposes of elimination Chris Mullen, a NO. 1 draft pick Congress I nte rna t iona I Kentucky-Illinois region and tertainment competi!.ion, - all BCI teams are eligible to a season ago, and 82m Heartland Shootoul, July' 21-23, director of the Heartland especially from the compete in the national Perkins. Other former BClers says the tournament will give tournament, is in Carbondale professional sports teams. tournament. include Reggie Theus, By! on Southern Illinois hoop fans a making final arrangements for " But this is basketball Trail said the national Scott, Danny Ainge - the list chance to see some of the the tourney. country," Trail said. " I think tournament in Phoenix usually goes on and on. finest prep b.1sketbalJ players .. former SIU-C student and there'll be a lot of [an interest draws around 80 teams and is Trail said the tourr,ament in the nation. Paducah native, Trail thinks and media attention once packed with collegiate coaches was originally slated for the Cameron Ti::t.il, a com­ Southern Illinois basl(etball people ilear and see. That's a from all divisions. SIU-C Arena, but bas since misioner in the BCI, said the Cans will respond ",eli to) the big reason wby a lot of teams "A coach would be crazy uot been moved to John A. Logan organization exists to promote t.oornament once they St'C the want to play in this poticuJa,' to go," Cameron said. "The College in Carterville (a ftf­ basketba ll and basketball quality of the players and tournament - they want to tournament in Phoenix draws teen minute drive from Car­ tournaments for various age teams. play in front of fans who'll be enough coaches alone to fill the bondale) because the Arena's groups, something it has done "This is the first tinne BCI knowledgeable, inleresterl and stands." gym floor is slated for sum­ since the mi d ~ . ha~ ever held a vJurllament in appreciative. .. BCI SourL'ei estimate that mertime repairs. The Heartland Shootout will a rJral, Dou-metroplian area, It BCI also spo!llreTS a yearl)' 15-20 percent of players "We'd like to establish the feature a 16-team field from all 'frail s ~ i d , explainmg that BCI national tournament in currently in t'/lC NBA have tournament as an annual thing over the nalion, r.Olfiposed of teams and Lournalnent" were Phoenix, Az. , which runs after played for a BCI team. The here in Southern Illinois," players wi th high school more numerous in larger cities the preliminary summer New York and Los A."1jlles Trail said. " Next y.ar, we'd eJigibilty. and on the West Coast. tournaments. Other teams are especially note