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Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC October 1978 Daily Egyptian 1978 10-20-1978 The aiD ly Egyptian, October 20, 1978 Daily Egyptian Staff Follow this and additional works at: http://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/de_October1978 Volume 60, Issue 45 Recommended Citation , . "The aiD ly Egyptian, October 20, 1978." (Oct 1978). This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1978 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in October 1978 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. gus 'Bode Daily 'Egyptian ,;u ..~ ••,'" bPu.... 10 bP ulltod • F"day. CXlober 20 !·ns· Vol. 60. No.• :. Southern Illinois University KIaJCfish ilia. a shrimp. O'Neal: Bakalis acts like 'demagogue' 8v)la"'P~ their n'Signations. and a large D«'wspaper ('hain show rt'ported that 60 percent of all fatal PolJ'Jeal Edie.r "When Huey Lon" appointed Thompson and O'Seal leadllll( Bakali~ accadE'flts in Illinois last vear involvE'd After U. GOY. Dave (l'Neal .."\It a commeree eommissionl'nl in LouIsiana, and his running male Dick lJurbin by a tl"t'nagers . t'ft'emonw.l ribbon to officially open he also would make U-.cm sign undated comfortable 2·to-l margin. "Ifs not that I'm S(, conct>rned with Rfov.:Mican campaign h«'adquarters in letters of n'Signalion. which he wc... 1d Also attending the ribbon·cutting the 19 yt'ar-olds going in~ the bars and C~rbondale ThursdaY. be took time to carry aroond in his pocket," O'Neal ceremonlto'S wert' most Republit'an having a drinl! .. Dunn !laid. "It's when cut i.nto Democrillic gubernatorial said. "If one of the new appointt't'S candiWite> lor county offict>, as well as they have too rrdft' drinks and gt't out on candidate MI('hat'1 8akahs "for stepped out of line, Long would submitt state R~. Ralph Dunn from Du Quoin. the roads." Iraipsilll around the state actinR like a tim resignations. Needless to say. they Dunn said he W8!' disappointed that Dunn exprt'SSed cautious optimism ck!ma~ue." usually did what he wanted." other state 1.:gi":'tors from the 58th about the bill's chances of gt>ttin~ O'Neal led off the pointed attack by O'Neal said that Baltalis would hold District have downgraded his .,bm to throogh the le,tisiature. He said that il likening Sahlis 10 thr late Louisiana Similar rontrol over th~ Illinois introduce a bill in the next IegisJative the vote goes along party hnes. it won't Gov. HUE) "Kingfi"h" Loog. who for Commerc~ Commission if all the session of the General Assembly calling have a chaoce, but added thai many many years controlled ttlilt state by commissioners were forced to resign for an increase in the legal drinking age House Democrat!' fronl Chlcag(' havt> and he got the opportunity 10 handpick to 21. shOlk1l interest il' supporting the bill. =~~"'=:~~a~ =~What new members. "They Mil criticize the propollal Dunn said he ~irst became interested O'NeaI criticized lak..w· cry that ''''''t kind of talJ worries me." he because they're affraid to express their in the tughly sensitive ~ when rDflIlbers of thr 11IincY.£ Comrneree said. "And I'm sure no cttiU1l in lUinois true feelin~ on the matlPr:' Dunn said. mP.lllbers of his staff showeti him a Commission should step down. Sakalis wants a demagogue in officfo: . "They say J"m lookilll for publicity, but resolution that the Illinois High School alllo has said on numerous ocnssaOllS AcconIing to O'Neal. howf'Ver, it I'm just c:onc:emed fUl' the safety of Principals Assncialion pa~ urging thr that the ~'OI'Ilmission bas failed to seems unlikely that Sakalis wiD make it lUinois motorists." k>gislature tI' I":tise the drinking age to represent tile interests of COIIIIWIIerS to the governor's mansion this DuM CIted a report by Combined 21. durilll hearings on utility rate increases. November. He said that r«ent polls IlI!Iuranc:e Company. which is owned by He said that many of thosE principals and Uat if elected. hi> would demand conducted by a Champaign TV station miDi_ire W. Ciel1H!'l1t Stone, which are complaining that their l~year~ students are cominll to school "soused." ':~:d ;iit~~c~:e..:a!.~~a~!~~ ".~~~.~ train station. O'Neal and the Republican . .} hopefuls drove to the Carbondale c~ Ramada Inn to partake ID mOrt' political ""!'II',~iI':,e... >'''--~~7lf.'. ...-. -.. ~...... .' ' ba~~aPt~vres werl' offert'd whIle ... ..- ,.. ~., O'Seal served up some Rt'pUblican -- hy4lf'l'boIe. ~-... -"~ .~. .' H~ said that in the pas! two yean. -.:.~ GOY. Chompson has managt'd 10 bring back about 30.000 of th<' 130.0110 private sector )cbs that wt>re lost durinl{ [)(>mocrati>an Walker's admmistrabOl! He also said that if the 11lompson O'Neal team wins a sc.>c:ond trrm, Ibeir top prioritil"< will be attracting business and IIIdustry to illinOIS. and Ihus further expand the jofJ markt'l hl'rt' He also promistod to I"\'tain or t'lIpaf\d important. but t>lIpt'nsivl'. social services. by orgamzmg an extensive volunteer f:rlort, and by getting a fair share of fedt-ral funds "Illinois Sl'nt SI4 billion to Washington la~t vear, but v.. e I!ot only S9 billion back Thai's only 70 cents pt'r dollar." he said The former shenrf of St rlalT ('ounty said illinoIS :s subSidiZing federal grants to southern states because tilt'\' are gt'tting about Sl.20 from \\ashlll~ion for even SI t!lev send He att: Ibtited this dis~ity to the power that is wil'lded in the US Congress by scuthern senator.; who haw SIIeryl Meb. ~ ia I'ftfta......... Iter sCadIes telapen"re reaclled the hi,... 's aDd Is expect.N Ie. 15 laken over-through senioritv-tile ..... .-.... ill rr.a., Morrill ....ry 11I ......y ....ke ,-nay. (SCaff ...... Ity 0.. Preisler) chairmanships of most Importallt sftaMalCe ., ... IDdiaa s.... er weatMr. 'I1IIe eornr'littet'S. F -Senate OKs two-president system Tne .·aculty Senate III a "prelal points base1 on rankings drme by st'Date duplication of riff'l't bt>tween the beard The concept of a single pl't'Sldent with meeting Ttiursday exprf'S!'l'd a members. The plan favonnjt a single staff and the presldE'flI's staff, but thai chancellors at t'at'h campus was preference-by a narrow ma~ln- for it prf'Sident wasn't far behind. receiving 51 the purpose of the boani staff was to rejt'Cted in .nost IIf the testimony. Taylor governance system ha\;nll prf'Slder:ts review proposals and <fe("siOflS by the said. pot.;:,. other proposa Is by the presidents'stafft Orandl addt'd that till' over each of the t:mversity's Iwo ~iderE'd Tavlor also !laid most testimnm board staff function." VPri well al:<l that campuses, one Beard of Tnt!;tet'S and no senate didn't fare as wt'll. ,~ .. plan sullgt-stt'd a motiifit'alion or reduction .if board staff. called for mamtainmll tt:.. prt'Sl'nt rt'lations t>etween the bOard staff and presidents are very good the aUlhority and expense of the b<~lrd lbat plan got the nod of approval over S)'fiem of two prt'Mdt'nts. til, Jxlllrd and staff. with a concurrt'nt incn.>ase in ttIP a system havina oue board. one a board stafr, The fourl.. prupusal However, thret' of the four pr0p0581s presented at the n.t't"ting ('ailed fur aythority of the two pN'Sidents. presidMt for the entire rniller.tity and a recommended two boards " trustee!'. "The emphasis tt'nded to be on mort' chanc.... 11or or vice presltk>nt for eadl two p'1!Sidents and t'limlnaIlOt. :;~ the elimination of the board staff Whm asked by Kleinau what would happen if dil"l'Ct eommunit'atioo and authllnlv campus... ,th tbe present board staffs board staff. be~ the two presidents and 1tJt. functions to be taiml over by thl:. In the ranking:; the proposal wt ch the board staff was ehminatt'd. Brandt Board of Trustees." Tavlor !laid. presadent's staff. would keep the p~'lt system got 31 replied. '"'""here would Ix- nb drastic Tavlor recomme-ded'that the st'Jlate The plans were among f(lUl' ~hi(h potnts and the proposa! which ~ould char.ge. Some of the funcllons that they do, we would have to do.. , "address 1...... @venoance sYstem clear!,' smatt" members ral\.i(M on a -'·3-2-1 split the campuses ~v ..~ 36 putnts. and unequivocally in plain:dear. simple The St'COIId heari~ on the Ilovernaoce lrotslS. awarding the higher number of Although the separah: ('ampul' plan ~ot language-no matter what cont'iusion poinls to lJle most luferred plan. The 36 points, it was considered lea... t liked structure is scheduled for Sov. 9 in Carbondale. Fifteen per.qms, mostly we arrive at. 1 am t'ORvineed that the votlllg 3Uowed for zero p01II1s for beeause it recelvP.Ci 11 vott'S of Board of TruslPe5 wants candor." Wlacc:eptable. more than ally of the from SIU-E, spoke. at the heanng UD8CffPtabie p.',.. The senate also voted to aCCt'pt a Mar Vln Kleinau. senate president, WID Tuesday in Edwardsvtlle. ~n l Taylor. Brandt aosllerE'd associate professor In EnllllSh an~ revision in the definition of a fa('ulty ~ the senate's l"a'OlTlmentiations to ~':~:arren member in the faculty operating papl'rs. th~ trustees in Novemher when another questions at 1M met'tinll abuut the former F acuity Senate president.