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2-14-1991 The aiD ly Egyptian, February 14, 1991 Daily Egyptian Staff

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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1991 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in February 1991 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Daily Egyptian So ulhern Illinois al Carbu nda le U niv e r ~i:y Thursday, February 14, 1991,Vol.76, No.99. 20 Pages i1Edgar declares war ,Ion high property tax

SPR INGFIELD. !il. rU Pi) _ " Thvt.:g h we 3TC faced with !he speec h lacked the verve of hI< Dc. laring the s l ~HC "rr,lo ' [ act s(' vcrc bJdgct restraints lhis year predecessor. James R. Thompson. nov. ., Gov. Jim Edgar used his and ncxL we have the opponunity Edgar delivered !he address to a [i l> . Slale of Ihe Slale add ress 10 move Illinois forward," Edgar packed Illinois Hou se chamber Wednesday to ca ll an imm ~dial c [o ld a ioint meeting of th e s pecial session of the GC I.rral using avid\!o telepromptcr [0 aid Legislatu re. "Out of our difficulty his delivery. a first fu, any Illinois Assembl y to tty 10 pass a propo...1y must come innm ati vc answers. not governor. He looked out on a laX limi!ation law. the superficial rc5JA,"scs that in the chamber thaI was awash in yellow The 4O-minule speech by Edgar. pa st have been cloaked in ribbons honoring U.S. lrOOps in the who has only been in offic\! 30 expensive. new programs." P~rsian Gulf. days. touched on theme.< he made Lawmakers often interrupted Edgar said he wo ul d work to familiar in hi s campaign like Edgar's remarks with appla"",. one improve early childhood education education, me cnviro:1mCnl and sign his honeymoon period as chief programs 10 lower the dropout rate drugs in hi s effort to map a exec uti ve is nOl yet over. However. in public sc hool s. try 10 increase fram ework for Illinois' next four some said aLc{wards that he pa rental involvemcnt and get the years. offered too large of an agenda and business community in .... olved. Fresh mel 1 minorities expand By Jackie Spinner Staff W'ner "ALL 86 FAll87 FAl188 FAll89 FAll9u

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Trustees to discuss $125 increase Experts: War Flov ·.~rs sales to cause little heat up in student fees to install cable TV -Page 3 economic flurry DEs shipped By Natalie Boehme gives people a chan\..c (0 have some Evergrccn Terra:e. and Am'"! Cooper inpul." said Wilscn, who serves as Improvements at Evergreen By Brandl Tipps overseas Staff Wr ners board treasurer. Terrace are designed to make the Staff Writer -Page 7 Universily Housing proposed !he 2~- yea r-old apartments more Money to supporl a 5500.000 increase to cover funding for a energy effi cient, Juhlin said. A swift end to the war in projcct 10 in stall e., ble lelevis ion in University-owned cable telev ision The cost of utilitic.1;I will t- \! oW d me Persian Gulf will restorc campus r e~ldc n cc halls will come system. ren m :nions 10 Evergreen 10 the renl , so tenan ts can hava cono.;. umer confidence, but a from a Sl25 in c. rease in student T.:- rrace (i:'! d inflation. said mo re conlrol over th eir monthly long war r: ould resl ,t in a residence ha ll fee s, a uni versi ty Lawrence Juhlin , associate vice longer. dccper recession , offici," said. president for student affairs. See FEES, Pog,' 5 slue experts said. Kim Harris. associate Dona ld Wil son. vicc chancellor The housing staff will mCCI wid. professor of agribu s in c ~ . for finan cial affairs. said th e !he Residence Hall Association 10 Gus Bode economics. said he minks thc projec~ approved by the Board 0f discuss Lhc cable issue agai n if the United Stales would havc Tru slccs in September. needs fund s hou sing fcc increasc ~ s not gone th rough a rcccssion to go ahead wit.h installation. approved. Juh lin said. E"terta inment with or WithOut the Waf. -Page 7 The Beard of Truslees will nOt The cable projccI was approved Harris said c\'en if t.he war Comics ma ke a decision regard ing a 4· wil.t, the agreement thJI SI U will were to end nex t month , ~l at -Page 15 percent residence hall fcc incrc;lSC OW11 !he cable system and thaI !he docsn't mcan th c rcc cs!'o lOn Classilied at ItS meeting at II a.m. Thursday. cost of in stallation wi ll be paid .... 'ould end right away. -Pages 12-,4 bu t it will discuss the incrca.

Oquendo signs four-year ISU's Bender breaks nose in brawl NOR MA L. III. (UPI) - T he ejcClcd and one from I llinoi ~ Statc The fi gh t occurred after" sloppy future of the Illinois State·Chicago forc ing Chinlgo St.:.l tc 10 fo rfe it Lhe and fo ul -plagued flr ~ 1 half and a extension with Cardinals State baske tball series WJS put on gamc. play 10 which ISU's SCOtt Taylor indefi nit e ho ld Wednesday Despite the millal report of no :lI1d C hi cago SLa te's Dernck Van ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Second earn 5 1.8 million a year fo ll owin6 the prcvio us night 's one being in)uncd , IS U Coach Bob dived for a- rebound out of bounds baseman Jose Oquendo of the in 199 1·93, S I.9 mill ion in bmwl bet\\ccn the two's basketball Be nder sportcd a swolle n nose al the comer of th~ coun ncar IS U's has SL Louis Cardinals signed a 19 94 and abo ut S2 millio n tcams. Wednesday, broken by an e rrant bench. Players from both teams fou r-year cx tension o f his in 1995. He could have become " We will sit on L'lat issue for the punch th rown in the melcc. con"c rl'!ed on thc twO while contrdc t, whic h had onc year to a frcc agent a ft c r this season time being and evaluate what we ''I'm proud of the fJ ct that our offi cials and coaches lned to stop ru n , tea m officia ls sa id if he had no t s ig ncd the want to do about the rclationshi p players showed c lass in a tough the fighting. Wednesda)'. e;( l c n~ion . with Chicago State." ISU Athletic situation," Bcndcr said . .. It 's no According to an NCAA rule 1'\0 tcnns of the ConlrdCl were " We arc extremely happy that Director Ron We llman said . " It secret lhat I gOI hit. They saw it. adoptcd this sea son, a ny p!:.t)·c: announced, but thr package was Jose will be a membe r of the won't be decided ri ght away. " and I'm sure it made them mad. but ...:jectcd for fight ing rect!lves a n re po rted to be abo ut 58.5 Cardina ls for the ne xt fi vc Tuesday night 's game at Redbi rd they didn' t reta liate. I stuck my immediate one-game suspension. A million m base salary, including yea rs, " said Dal Maxvill. Are na was s to ppe d by the nose into somclhing. and. wuh a two- ti me offendcr is s u~-pcn dcd fo r an eSlimated sib:ling bonus of vice prcsident a nd gc neral officiating crew with a second left nose the size of mine, it was !.he the season. SI million. in the first half after the bench· wrong place at the wrong time. T he onl y IS U playe r ejected, Including the signing bonus clearing brawl and 15U leading 39· "I know who it wa<:;. but that's Antoine Hicks, will be suspended thi s season , Oquendo w ill See OOUENDO, Page 19 23 . The fight resulted in II of nOt an issue," he added . .. It was Chicago State's 13 players being just something that happer.cd." See BRAWL, Page 19 ')(,,11' 1~(;Jpn'a"

Paid Big BUC~51 BUft4 To Q Ui t Call Sl UC Smokmg* ?J:'.' _ Sn,,)kmg C ess"non VAIINTlN£'S DAY world/nation . 1 Prvgram ' lfQllLlUfy&;: ~_ 453 35730r'l5 • llAU.OON Soviet presidential envoy l A ',~I} Ie I CS the ~V =t -& Ma n . Fn ~ Togram !rW I pm · 4 p m I sees signs of ;>eace in gulf $ $'$' $ $ $ ~ $ ~ MOSCOW (UP!) - A Soviet presidential ClIvoy saw ",;gns of hope" in discussions with Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein anci Iraq's foreign SIU Press Internship in minister agreed La cO"':.lue talks on ending the Persian Gulf war in Moscow, a spokcsman said Wec'.,esday. Soviet presidential spokesman Book Publishing: 1991-92 Viialy IgnalCnko said Iraqi Foreign Minister Tariq Aziz would travel to Interns will learn the basics of book publishing­ Moscow and meet President Mikhail Gorbachev on Monday. Soviet We Slock a ful line. ~ ClIvoy Yevgeni Primalmv, who met Saddam in Baghdad Tuesday, new to manuscript editing, bc o~ design and marketing-through of r""en s & !adteS' -'. NlkE:athletlC Moscow via Teheran Wednesday night to rcpon to Gorbachev. working on actual books in progress under the direction. lootweaf New Balance A <:'-~5 oi professional staff members. Internships are non­ Tqer AV\,!. Saucc.. 1Y Activists warn of Palestinian economic collapse and TllfTltec salaried and run for the academic year. Students receive JERUSALEM (UP!) - Human righlS activislS warned Wednesday that a month-old curfew imposed on the occupied West Bank and Gaza Sv' '. nine hours credit (six in the fal" (ilree in the spring). whieh Israelis say is necessary because of the I'I:rsian Gulf war, is lead j Eligibility: Graduate or '"ndergraduate enrOllmb.,t, to the " toiaI collapse" of Palestinian economic and social life. "After one week, af:er two'wcCks, it just doesn't make sense anymore. It eM't go 0;1 knowledge of the written word, good academic standing. like thi.," said Dafna Golan a spokeswoman for B'Tselem, an israe.i Contact: Dr. Carol A. JJums, University Press (3-6628), organization that monilOlS human righlS in the occupied teJritories. or Profe3sors Jo:..n Martin or Lee Person , English Department (3-5321). U,S, should respect U,N, mandate, Carter says WEST LAFAYETffi, Ind. (UP!) -- Former President Jimmy Caner says it would be unwise for U.S. forces (; . ~asIt into Iraq and oy to depose Saddam Hussein. "I hope as soon as we do cross the Kuwait border and dislodge the Iraqi forces that we will announce a cease-rID!," said Caner, who was president from 1977 to 198 I. uner also opJlC'SCS seeking to eliminate the Iraqi fon:es because that Slr.!tegy would onl prolong the war and heighten the casualty toll, he told an audience of about 7,OCXJ people aI Purdue University. Gas lanker crashes, sets neighborhood on fire CARMlCHAEL, Calif. (UP!) - A speeding tanker truck ovcrtum.'jme of the iJ neighborhood looking like a war 7.DIIC. Damages were tSiitnated at 51.2 6 Sou th Illinois million, said BauaJion Chief Dennis P1cssas of the American River Fiic Underground Protection DistriCL ~Z9-2559 Worshippers killed at ~ ervice in Mexican church MEXICO CITY (UPI) - AI leasl 38 people were l1"lmplci! to death in an Ash Wednesday service when some 500 worshippers tried to enter already packed church at one of the country's main Catholic centers. reports said. Police told Mexican television that 38 people were killed and . , least 50 were injured in the morning incident in Chalma, a religious .center about 30 miles southwest of Mexico Cily. Mex ico's official news ageney Noti mex said some 500 or the 3,OCXJ worsniPJlClli crowded around the doors of the church pushed forward. state More food pOisoning cases linked to pork convention PEORIA (UPi) - HcaJth officials in Peoria said they have found three conftnned cases of lo3imoncll. connected 10 a livestock convention last wcelc:end. The third case lUmcd up Tuesday and aulhoritie>: suspect there may even be two more = linked Ie the annual lIIinois Porle Producers Association convention, according to Roben Murray, director of the Peoria City,county HcaJth Dep3tmonL About 6,500 people allaldcd the convention. The Peoria Joumal-Sw reponed Wednesday that one of the PGOple affiicted with the illness was Robert Williams, a fanner frem 1acksonviHc who was the director of the convention. , . Accuracy Desk ..... '/ -, If readers spot an error in a news aroc1c, they can contact the Daily Et yptian ACCuracy Desk a. 536-3311 , extension 233 or 228.

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Shops movin9 rOSE;S for Valentine's Oay; Health servicE! S~y3 r=lo\.vef's flowing: recession fai l!.:: to s!ow holiday gift sales no meningitis cases By JacklP. Spinner p. O"~ SdJO !.he R ower B()x in.: rcascd its ro.e on slue c,ampus SlatfWriler ""... by 3 percent for Yalcr.ti nc's Day sales in!o.lcatl of the usual 10 '.0 l~ percent. By ;~e nnle Wa ll "f the Oc •.",omy. said. takwg t'5 percent of the total vaJentine sales expect a similar situation," Baggall As the holiday dcrnanri for 1'lSCS increases, Because of slow economic proJcctions, over 6 percent for flowers. said. " There is no reason to be alanned." Mank and McDonnell are the onl y reponed cases at UJ. Two UJ students Soldiers in the hearts of loved ones were hospitalized with the dominant meningi tis symptom, a scvere case of neighborhoods and org Jn i7.alions rall ied to In San Diego. Miss Ame rica Marjorie the innucnza. Groups ship valentines, keep up L'le tr oops' morale - as well as thei, incem planned to Vi sit the Naval Hm;pital One student was released. and the own. and the c rew of the dircra ft carrier US S other is unde rgoing tests at Carl e ribbons, plants to gulf For wed(s befo re Valentines Day. groups IndepcTldcnce. Foundation Hospita l in Urbana to aro und the country collc plants News Bureau. In Houston. a 30-foot tall . 48-f''''t long to spou~s of mil itary personnel serving in The annua l love festival o f m ushy Baggoll said no meningitis Valentines eard proclaiming " You're in Om the Gulf. symptoms were rep:>ncd to University messa ges, long-ste mmed roses, ca lorie ­ Hearts" was being carted around town so charged chocolates and other foreplay was Health Service. Texans could send their bcs' w ishes. In David and Jeff '.-ce. who eall \heir project marred for thousands by months-long another pan of town the Adam's Mark HOlel "Operation SwCC\h(l :\ r\ ." sa\d ' ~C) efe separations rrom their loved ones. ~ .t3g ing wh ich See MENINGITIS. Page 5 was a USO-type salute distributing the plants frem \he back of a But in scene after scene around the country organizers hoped could be piped live to the truck parked oU";ide the MacDdl Ai. rorce reminiscent of the World War n lxJmefron~ 1rOOpS. Base ncar Tar.,pa. Soutliern I{unois V.niversity you have the opportunity to change the wor[d.:.

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"~~''l>tia _. --- Southe.;\ Illinois l n;'.rsit~ at Car"""".le iD;i-lY-E~Y Ptian E(J.i torial Board : SllIdent Editor-in -Chl J'"cent in fall 1 9~ 0 from fall Nationwide the num ber ~ i :!rst­ Call 453-3561 or 453-3573 five-),cuperiod. 1981-•. time minority frcshm ?l1 1:1 collegcs For Know les the ll ullbcr of Seymou r Br)'son. s l ue and unive"ities in rall 198" was 16 Mon. - Fri. 1-4 pm minority slUd'!nlS at SIl 'e still is executive assistant 10 the president percent. The number o f white too small , especiall y in U,lJ \.·l' rsi ' ~ for affirmative action, said th e students in fall 19 86 was 85.8 classef with o nly a har,rtf"1 of presence of minorities on campus percenl minorilics. may contribute to the innease in T he number of first-time McNEILL'S JEWEl,KY Of the 2, 658 first-time freshmen minority enrollment by attracting minority fre:;hman nat ionwide in who enrolled at SlUC in fall I Q9(), other minority students. fall 1990 was 84.3 percen!. The ow offering a fine 73 percent were white and 16.8 '1nc overall climate for minority number of white students in fall percent were African American. students is positive ," he said , 1990 was J7.6 percem. Selection of imported pipes, Tow minority enrollment was 26.9 "although that doesn't mean we But Moor pOinlJ'd out that the tobaccos, cigars & perccn t. don't have needs tha t need to be number of mIlH'W!) freshmen That includes Afr ican addressed. " entering :~. LI.llegcs and imported cigarettes Americans, Nati ve Americans or Bryson said ')lU al\ an ;nstitution univcrsitie: 'lla ' oc-~lIr her than the Alaskans, Asian or Pacific histt)rically has ·been ~u .: , ~·' sful in numw "W ho l·;i'Sif.' aN,1co mplete a 'slanders, Hi spanics, non-resident enrolling student,. college edueauon. 126 S. lllinois Ave 457-5080 aliens and students who didn ' t Minority enroll me \. h{' said. has Kn owles said a diploma isn' t indicate their race or national k'::iJl pJce wi th the gcncrallIcnd. always enough of an incl'ntive. origin. A spokesman fo r Ihe post· "Even jf a black person b'lCS to First-time freshmen minority scccndary education division of the coll ege and has a d iplo ma. it enrollment at SIUC in fa ll 1990 U.S. »epanmem of Ed ucation said doesn't guanmtcI! them a joD." she Tres was up 9 pcrcent From fall 1986. Of freshmen mino rity enroll mcnt said. 3,179 fu ; t·timc freshmen enrolled nalionwide has in creased in pan HOl1)tires RECESSION, from Page 11---- Muicao ftq;tauraot The g ulf war is called the mone)', Harris said. Harri s said war makes peopl e *TONIGHT* "inventory war," he said. Usually Since the war has started , nervous and thereforf' they arc during wartime jobs are c r~ated consumer and business confidence inclined 10 save money rather lhan through militar), de mand of has dropped, he said . People arc spend it, making the recessio n SLAPPIN' weapors, planes and armored scared and are going 10 hold on to worse. . vch icles, he said. lheir money until lhe war is over. Roben Ell is, a~soc i ate professor Almost all the weapons used in He said lhe end of the recession in economics. agrees th at th c HENRY BLUE the gu lf war were already made and dcpends largely on two issues - Unitcd Statcs was headed for a in storagc. Almost everything the the o utcome o f the war in th e recession before the war, but said Jack Daniels and Mix .... .$ 1.50 mil itary is usi ng now is coming o~t Middle Fast and domcsljc JX> licics he docs not know if the war sped 1 of inventory. Harris said. ... pursued by the govcnu... C' nt in the up th .: process. He :;;.aid the war hasn't cau 'iCCl a momhsahcad. Ellis said he thi nks the United mBe ck's Light and Dark ...... $1. 50 101 of new C\:onomic activity. Stales c('"Iuld be oul of me reccssion "TI13t's why the war won't have Harris said sliI blc and moderate by the end of the summer, if the the stimulating effect that wars money growth, no new ta."I(CS or lax war ends within the nex t couple of typicall y have," Harris said. " As increases, no subSL..1nuai dc,:.C rc

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YDER R TS TRUCKS 'II ~ T lOA. Entertainment TO O. TO STAY . ~ \ SALON 't'1/' . _ . v< '3:. Mal.:! yuur su.'wf.tnrt a " CH H" 'QlJun for a 'Dtllj' E-Z RENTAL Manicl will be Uni versity in DaylOO, Ohio. " We're looking for uniqueness US 51 North s hown from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ross is a narrative film maker and passion or even somcthing rop-:;p-:- -~-- Tues,· Sat. --, through Friday on the Cinema and and an associate professor in the simple, but shows a beautiful use of %1Dc6 Desoto 867-3033 Photography Sound Stage in the Department of Theatre and the media," Klein said. "We'll take ~ PLACE nOrth wing of the Communications Communication Arts at Memphis each piooc for what it's worth." I Building. Admission is free. State University. I " People are really taking a Big Muddy Film Festival :-:~ Prime and Dine The judging started Wednesday chance when they send in their Director Tony Shaw said the judges Purchase one Prime Rib dinner and receive will run through Friday, and the fdms because we may not have an are looking for quality and the way I another for 1/2 price! I prize winning films will be shown interest in a particular film independent film makers express at 4 p.m. Sunday in the Student subject," Klein said. their ideas. Reservations Recommended Center Auditorium. It is up to the judges' discretion coupon good thru the month of February. "We have already seen some whether to view an entire film only The judges were solicited by the L .J good work," Ross said. once, to review it or to slOp the film Big Muddy Film Feslivai Unlilce previolb years, the 1991 midway. The judges privately view comminee and the commiuee ------Big Muddy Film Festival doesn't Ihe films together in the SIUC chose academia as a forerunning have a definite theme. The gencrnl Cine ma and Photography criteria, Shaw said. Funniest student goes to regionals By Tracy Sargeant "I like comedy," he said. "So I Entertainment Editor tried a couple of jokes on my friends." Rumpleminze Night Terrill Jenkins, wli O won the He said he really didn't know if $2.50 Rumpleminze Shot Cerls Comedy c('m pcti lion hi s stuff was funny until he took Monday night, could be America's the stage. (You Keep Collector Shot Glass) funniesl college studcnL Three judges from SPC based After being declared SIUC's their decision on categories such as f unnicsl student, a lape of Jenkins c'Jmic delivery. how comfortable wi ll be scnt to the regiorm level. If the conteSlanLS were on stage and Friday he is selected there. he wi ll go the diversity of the material, Hawk Daytona Beach, Fla., for the final said. round , said Yvonne Hawk, Student " I was really shocked (when they Programming Council exprcssive announced my name)," Jenkins ans chairwoman. said. "wr.en yO

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- . ~" ...... -'. . ..~ . -. . ~ -...... -. ~ . , ... -.. . . February I 1. 199 1 .. ~ ...... First time donor rer~rd set at drive; : ~fti1}\l}\ Gft~D€J($ : • t fniOY all you can eat Chinese cuisine • • at the most economical prices in town! • daily goal surpassed by 13 pints • Lunch $3.95 • By Rennie Walker The total number of pints • , Dinner $5.55 • Siaff Writer donated at the drive is 1,300. Today • or choose from our menu • 350 pints mus ~ be collected to meet • Come in and dine with us • IN ADDITION 10 exceeding the the weekly &"al of 1,650 pints. daily goal Wednesday by :3 pints, • Sweetheart Special • the slue blood drive set a record IIECAUSE FRlI)AY was cut • Dinner for 2, $16.95 .. for the wcck on the number of flTSt from the blood drive schedule, • • ea/ood delight oSweet & sour ch icken. time donors. ho urs have been extended until • 'Vegetable 50 U p 'Egg rolls • The total pints donated was 413. 7:30 tonighl A n • Valentine's Day only • Of all donors, 59 donated for the extrn day will be added to the blood • 1901 Murdale Shopping Center 529-281 3 • first ti me on Wednesday, said drive scheduled in April. open Sun.-Thurs. 1 1:0 0 ,,_m.-9:30 p.m. Vivian Ugent. coordinator of area "By extending the hours we hope • Fri .• Sat. 11 :00 a.m.·1 0:30 p.m. blood drives. to accommodate the people who "First time donors are what we rlfSl time ~ sees how simple it is. were planning 10 give on Friday," ••••••••••••••••••• need and what we are dependent and thai it doesn't hun 10 give." Ugent said. on," Ugent said. THERE WER E 21 first time THE DRIVE will be from 10:30 "IT REALLY goes a loog way donors on Sunday, 33 on Monday a m. to 7:30 p.m. today !II Student when someone comes ," fo r the and 38 on Tuesday. Center Ballroom D. Nominations open for GM award Nominations are being accepted shares of General Motors honored al a public ceremony and The Students of HotellRestauront for the General Motors Volunteer Corporation common stock and a reception at 3 p.m., March :>", in ,... Spirit Award to be given to thrcc plaque signed by SfUe President the Aerobic Room o f SIUC's / Travel Administration are invi ting SfUe students. Jo hn e . Guyon and the GM SllIdent Recreation Center. you 10 our "Fabulous Fridays" 41 1 the The award recognizes sllldents chairman of the board. Nominees must be fuJi 'lime ~Old Main Restaurant who have volunteered their time They will be selected by a s l ue students. Applications arc and err"n to ;",prove student life, committee that inel.des slUe available a1 the Student Rccreatiun the University or the community. faculty and staff members and Center. information desk or Country Kitchen The winn ers will receive five commun ity '~!!de rs, and will be administTative office. Hoe Down Buffet FRIDAY, February 15 $5.50 ~*:':~A::::::****************************a Beef Barley Soup Garden Vegetable Soup Southern Fried Chicken ' Lemon Dill Fish Fillet .. ~$~U * Country Style Whipped Potatoes Cream Gravy 0 Savory Rice • Sliced Carrots Corn Cobbettes' Dinner Rolls and Whip~d Butter ~ ...... ~~ 'tltltst ..~!~ Plus: All you can eat Salad Bar .. * Also serving Homemade .. In conjunction with WSIL TV CHANNEL 3 and WCll FM 101.5 * Baked Appfe Pie for * $1.00 ...~ ~ .. * For reselVatiOns call: 453-5277 or • .. Is coming to >c* 453- 1130. The Old Main ':;~~~~5!1~~LJl! .. * Restaurant is localed on the 2nd Ii! .. * noor in the Sludcnt Center ! * SOUTHERN ILLINOIS ! t UNIVERSITY * : .. * !.. FRIDAY • FEBRUARY 15 !* ! . STUDENT CENTER - ROMAN ROOM • ! .. * t '10:00 AM - 3:00 PM : ~ * .. * .. * Thursday February 14 .. * Valentine's Day Lunch Speciai for Two Here's your chance ! ! Breast of Chicken Sandwich with ! to get on national television ! Bacon and Cheddar Cheese ! and you could win ! Fresh Fruit Kabob Chocolate V31enrine Cake Choice of Beverage ~ $10,000 ~ Complimenwry Pink Carnation for the Ladies $10,95 plus Tax £ CALL (for two) .. i* ~ .(213) 662·5100 i •••••••••••••••••••••• The "iolin duo of Alan Schoen and Karl Hr.nfelder ~ ! FOR INFORMATION ! willbeperfomtillgirom 11:30a.m.-ll)·m.on . .. * '- Vak.uine's Day and I!IiI!f) Tuesday through Apri1 30 iJ ! BRING YOUR VIDEO TAPES ! ~\.i:) , ~ .. Enclose a $3.00 U.S . check or money orde r fe' r t,andl ing if cassette is to be retuff)ed. ,. .. E:nployees a nd :~mily members of Capital Cities I ABC a nd V,n 01 Bona ProductIons * Thc Old ;,1"in Remu",nt is open 11:00 3.m.· 1: 30 p.m. : a :'e not e ligible 'or tilis contest. For fu ll conte st rules call the above numt.ar. ! Reservations: 453-5277 or 453· i 130 .... ~ .... ~ ...... •..... The Old M.in Res",u",n,;,; loc.ted on the 2nd fl oor in the Srud,", r,''''CI /Jaily Egypri1ln ,------,February 14. 199 1 slue to ship DEs overseas : LA itOMA1S PIZZA : I $1 00 oR FREE !)eIivll!'V .~ I I· 1/320z.Pepsi ~-' ~\ I I M ••Ii_, La.... with ...",..".f ....n ! " -, I to students, faculty in gulf I •• X-La.,. •• _1- "ID. - 0 :It j I I Pi..... 2,32 oz. Pepsi. 1. \. ti I By Natalie Boehme first. Illinois University in Charleston, I Umlt one per pizzo ...1...... _ X-..... I I Staff Writer Bill Patrick, VA coordinalOr, said said they did not optlo send papers he is"'1 certain what postal rates .lo the Middle East, but roommates I We Always Delltlll' FREE Pepsls _ , I THE SIUC OFF[CE of wi ll be, but estimates the mailing and friends have purchased I - I Veteran 's Affairs is sending Dail y won 't cost m= than S50 a week. subscriptions for soldiers. LI ______- 529-1]44 - .lI Egyptians to SI UC students and The program is fu nded by a grant faculty in the Midd le EasL from the U.S. Depa'tment of THE NORTHERN STA R at On Monday. Veteran's Affairs Education, Patrick said. Nonhern Illinois Universi ty in hogan reserving 100 DEs each day Cathy Hagl er, DE bu si nes s Dckalb has a similar process. and plans to send them to S[UC manager, said the VA officc asked Heather Moore, payroll manager faculty, stalT and students recently last week if th e DE would be for the Northern Star, said it is ~)" Fr~sb Food called lO duty. interested in supplying papers. sending subscriptions lo a couple of (f ~ . Qualzty frUIts & vegetables VA will hold Monday through students stationed in the Middle ~ at the lowest przces Fridav editions of the campus HAGLER SAID it was an East. pape .. and send them to SIUC internal department decision to "If people want them we're more Bananas ...... " ...... , .. 29¢lIb soldi"" as a package on Friday. provide papers lo the VA office. than happy lo send them," Moore Kiwi ...... ,...... 51'1 ," Russell Wetherington, her.efit "We wanted lo take pan in this said. Broccoli ...... ,... ,...... 69t/bunch assistance counselor for VA. said joint elTon lo supply S[U students The Daily Videlle at Illinois Cabbage ...... ,...... ,...... 19¢lIb right now VA is tryi ng to find and faculty with cornmunily news," State University in Normal is addresses for S[UC military Hagler said. writing to sllldcnts who have been Lettuce ...... •21.99¢ personnel. Wetherington, a senior Gary Buckles, DE super­ called lo duty in the Middle East Much More.,. in hi story, said roommates or intendcnt of print shop, said the DE and asking them lo write back, said Bring this ad In february 14·16 1991 to friends of SIUC military personnel will pr' nt an ex tra 100 papers, Jennifer Johnson, locaVstate editor receive a 10% dlscounU who would like lO receive the DE in stead of reducing those in for the VidcUc. shou ld send the addresses to the cin:ulation on campus. Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9:30 - 6:00 Sat. 9:30 - 5:00 Officc of Veteran's Affairs. It will cost the DE eight to ten "WE WANT TO get in touch cents for each additional paper, he with as many of them as possible THE PROGRAM is running on said. and print their leuers in the paper a trial basis, Wetherington said. "Once the press is set up ~nd so students know what is neally 'We can 't even be sure they will operating, it is relatively cheap lo happening over there,'''' Johnson get the papers, but we arc gambling print exlm copies," Buckles said. sa id. Catherine Spellman, former some will gel through," he said. managing editor for the Daily liini Blacks Get Wetherington sa id VA will SIU [S THE only Illinois at the Uni versity of Illinois :n continu e this program un til its university lo adopt this program. Chdmpaign- Urbana, said the DI AIDS Too postal allocation runs out or the end Jeff Madsen, editor in chief for has not initiated a similar program, of the semester, which ever comes the Daily Easulm News at Eastern but she thinks it is a good idea ~~\I~~ Roses R 4 99 . ~ Assort~olors $19 • Dozen Single in plastic tube with water.... . $4.99 Thursday, Feb. 21, 7-9 p.m. Wrapped with Babies Breath &r Greenery ~~g~~'. : '.''-.''-.'.'.'. '.'.'. '.'.''-'-'-.'.'.'.'.'. '. '.'.'. ....-...... '.-.-.-.- .-.-.-.-.-. ~.~ in the KaskasJda/M"lSSissippi Rooms, Student $ 2 4. 99 Dozen ' All above corne with Babies Breath & Greenery Center Arranged in a box with a bow e. Carnations .. Babies Breath & Greenery .. Assorted Colors p Single...... $2.99 99 Dozen...... $12 .99 Dozen $29. Both wrapped in Babies Breath & Greenery A.langcd in a va!>e with Babies Breath & Greenery

I ""Balloon!!" Bouquet (3':!~ Mylar, 2 Latex)~ ...... "~$9.99 We will be happy to delivery in tI-e city eX Carboodale for a $5.00 delivery charge with a minimum of $30.00

March 8 thru 17 115 wlo Transportation 219 wI Transportation

• 8 Days!7 Nighrs Beach front Accomodcdions At (f/iracle Mile R. es ort • Exclusive Discouni Card • Optional Activities &. Meal Plan $50 deposit due upon One of the most enchanting sign up at :3 PC office of all full-length, story ballets! Jrd ffoor Student Center 5Jb'-JJ9J A masterpiece of choreography. spectacle, and musicai delight! DeCldline Is Feb. 15 by 4:00... p.m .

" .' February 14 . 1991 f)aily I:'gyplhlll Hussein hotline u.s. ammunition supplies British callers can listen to, record Iraqi jokes over phone not prepared for ground war LONDON ( UPI) - British Thatcher's voice asks "Baghdad gencral. .. How do you gel six PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The reasons for the possible jokers keen to air Lheir fee lings bully-boy bashers" to listen to Iraqis into a phone box? You tell Allied troops could face shortage include a preference about Iraqi President Saddam jokes already recorded, or to do them it isn't theirs." polentially dangerous shortages for hi gh-lCCh weaponry. a sharp Hussein can call a hotIine featuring some "serious Saddam slugging" The company's managing of some types of ammunition if reduction in rec ent orders the IalCSl war humor and add t.~ eir by leaving their own quips about director, Stan Markland, said that there is a ground war in the because of th e beli ef the Cold own jokes for other callers. the "atrocious Arab" and the all profits from the joke service. Persian Gulf, sources told the War was over and th e fact thal however offensive or crude th ey " little di ctator." She even offers which charges 65 cents a minulc Philadelphia Inquir .... gulf bra~s arc demanding more maybe. S50 for jokes that arc used. adding. for the telephone calls, will go to For some munitions. less than ammunition than Pentagon Owners of the .. Husse in "and they accuse me of being the Ministry of Defense Gulf Trust a IO-day anticipated wartime planners anticipated. Hotline," Phonorama Inlemational. uncaring." to provide assistance to the families supply is available in U.S. Pentagon , industry and said they had already received one The queen's voice relates jokes of British troops fightin g in th e stoc;-.s, one government official congressional sources lold the death threat from "an Arab caller" left by previoos callers. gulf. told the newspaper. Inquirer tha.t ammu-nilion in only hours aCle' the jokes exchange • "Why does Saddam have a Markland said the company "We've got a lot of poor supply include 25mm was launched. giass-boaomcd boat? So he can sec received a death threat from a everything except the bulleJS we ammunition for the main gun of The company employs actors to his fleet." Saddam Hussein sympathizer who need to shoot." said Sen. IJan 1. the Bradley infantry fighting deliver the jokes in the voices of • "What's Saddam's favor; ~ e said, .. Saddam is God in our eyes . Dixon, 0-111. , chainnan of the vehicle, 120mm ammuniLion for the queen and former British Prime soap? Shield." Yoo will die ... Senate Anned Services subcom­ the M-IAI tank and 2.75-inch Minister Margaret ThalCher. Some jokes, many of which are A royal spokesman said tho. miuee on readiness. helicopter rockeJS. A recorded message in offensive. arc aimed at Iraqis in queen was unaware of the hotIine. g{appy 'lla{entines 1Jay

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Krislie, Wo-.... I These post 3 months with)lOu havp been great. H::ppy V.:llei!lines 0 ~ H~ Antlr>lertOtY Sweetneo:l' ! )'OU 10 much!/! ~ . XOXOXL: Jam Jirilo, Shone, Dove, Roses ere red ~i~~~r Volentine, Day vic'.ais ore blue, ..... e'd be 01 0""- wil's Lc',e, W.w .W.-Bud ~I we hodn'l rna )011. DeI.J, Jenn, louro, It', been a J.-13 yn. \'11 never To Sue ~)IOU 0.- our ~ limes bge'her. ~~~~~\enl~It!,,1o .ftV K.re's bo&r.in' 01 )IOU Iodl lDve AI you, Daisy! Jimmy, hey Oed·heed. You are the ~ . I b.-e)OU fore,.~ and_and D~ . love Dione -~=--. - P"gc 12 J)aily Egyptian Febru;uy 14. 1991 Panel discusses desegregation Daily Egyptian

By Christina Hall John W:i5 one of the first station • ~ n y whcrc. " Rosella and Rennie Walker African-Americans to teach at a O'Neal SOld . Classified Staff Writers Carbon.laIe ""hoo! designated for The O'Ncais believe one of Lhc whi.es. He said 0", r"" handful of main problems today is a lack of 3311 John and Rosella O 'Neal know African-American teachers at the knowledge abou ••he diffic ully .536- llW abou. comeating racial injustice. while public schools hao Ie prove bl acks faced in ~ he ir on-going The O ' Neals, w ho laugh. in lhemsclves. struggle for civil justice. r:arbondale in .he 1960s, know " All of us were dclCmiined '0 "Many of .he young kids, DIRECTORY abou. racial injustice because tbcy demonstrate that we (.Quld get especially while ones, don 'I know fough. il ir. lbe ci.y's scgregalCd aiong with all kids, whct!lcr th~y .roul tbc hardships of biacks. They For Sa le: Fo r Rent: public scbool sYSlem. were black or white .... sanl John .\Ure don', read about it in the AulD Apartment Six'y people galhm:d in a Lesar O'Neal. hislOry books," John said. Parts & Services Houses Law Building classroom and When tbc O'Neals were fighting Rosclla remembers when !here Motorcycles Mobile Home s lislened 10 John and ROSella for tbc desegregation of tbc scbool ·.v3S only one week set ~slde for Recreational Vehicles Townhomc s O 'Neal lell .heir s .ory of system, many other 3If-3S in hlack hlslory, bul said il sh ould be Bicycles Dup~xes desegregating Carbondale public Carbondale were reserved ft)T im,.....nanllhroughou' tbc ytar. Homes RO"'Ims O nC-hlIndrcd­ scbools in 1964. whileS only. "It's ridiculous. Mobile Homes Roommates "Unless you found a black twenty-rive years artel the The third panel member was Real Estate Mobile Home l ots Michael professor of reslawan~ you wouIdn'l caL If you emancipation proclamaliofi. we Swr, SfUC Antiques Business Property radil>-lelevision and a lawyer who had go lbe reslroom, you have nne monlb where we can :aIk '0 '0 Books Wanted to Rent assis ted William Kunstlcr found a safe place w here .he abou. our herilage, lif. up our '0 Cameras Sublease investigating tbc murders portrayed bushes were Ihick and go lbere. voices and sing. Tha. should be ComplJlers in "Mississippi BlDlling." You couldn'. go inlO !he gasoline happening every day," Roscua said. Electronics Rides Needed Furniture Riders Needed Musical Auction & Sa les PelS & Suppl ies Yard Sa le Promo Carters Custom Framing Sporting Goods Business Opportunities Miscellaneoui and Help Wonled lost Art Gallery Employment Wanted Found Walnut Frame S.""ices Offered Free * ~---i:=--'" 40% off Brunswik Enlertainment Announcements molding * and Unger Yarns $1.00 per It. ClASSIFIED DISPlAY ADVERTISING 1/2 off X·mas Open Rate ...... S 7.00 per column inch, per day 30% off metal * * Needle Art Minimum Ad Size: 1 column inch frame kits Space R:eservation Deadline: 2p.m ., 2 days prior to publication * Buy 2 cross stitch R:equircmen!:o: All 1 column classified display advertisements * ODD sized frames books get one free arc required to naY(' a 2.poinl border. Other borders arc $1.00 and up acceptable on larger column wichhs. Reverse adVCf1iscments 529-4777 of equal or lesser are noI accep:able in classified display. Open 9-5 Mon.-Sal value Corner of Main & Oakland ClASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Carbondale expires Feb. 16, 1991 (based on consecutive nMlning rbtes) Minimum Ad Size: 1 day...... ,.75c: per line, per day 3 lines, 30 charadCfS 2 days ...... &8( per line, per day per li ne 3 doiys ...... 6Of per line, per day 5 days ...... S4c: per line, per day Copy Deadline: 6-9 days ...... 48« per linc, per day 12 Noon, 1 day pr ior 10·19 days ..... 44« per line, per day 10 publiCiillion 20 or morc... .. 37c: per line, per day Visa/MaSCCfO' J ~ SMILE ADVERTISING RATES l iT'S GRADUATION WEEK! 2X2", ...• ,",.... ,$16.00 2X4.".,.. "".,.,,$32.00 FEBRUARY11THRU15 Space Reser vatio n l)cadhn(': Zp.m ., 2 da ys prio r to pul) hcallol" RcqllifcmcotS: Smile ad ' a t ~ arc d esigned 10 be u:.ed IIy indl\- Is or organizat ion s for p<'fsonal advcrtising- Illflhday'. 9:00 AM TO 4:00 PM annilf'Y"saries, congratulations, d e . and not (Of commer... . al usc I or 10 announce cvcnls. UNIVERSITY BOOK TORE I;@J Please Be Sure To Check ., - Your. C1assified Adlferti scment For ElTors STUDENT CENTER On First Day Publication I The or The Daily Egyptian cannoc be ft: ~ pon s ihfe for more !.han one day', In senion. Adverti!.ers are responsible (Of checking then I Iod""nj"m,,", for e fTOf S on !.he fin! day IlKy appear. Errors not !.he I I ol!.he adveniser which lesset\ !.he value of !.he adveni ~m e nl \10'1 11 adjusled. COME IN AND ORDER YOUR AU clamfiec.llidvenising must be prOttssed before 12 '00 Soon to I in !.ht nt:1II day's pubtiC&lion. AnyW ~ processed &fl et 12 :00 I ,0 In ~ e r",!owin, day's publjcation. OauiIied ad ve nising ~ CAP AND GOWN paKt in !Id ~a r,t.~ eJ.oept for !.host: accounts wi!.h el~bli s hed ...... 2S .. draflc will be: added to billed cJanified adverul in,. dl"'1e 01 $1.5O will be: added to 1M advenisa·• .'!COUnt ehed. retumed to the Datly E,yptilfl unpaid by the ...... _ANNOUNCEMENTS Efirly cancell.i.:":061 of. c:ianified advertismc:nl will be: charged I ICrvice fee. Any n:rund under $2.00 wiU be forfeited due 10 the I ...... _CLASS RING

~ 85 f'Clf'.ITLAC BONNEVl.LE, 68K, " dr, i , ..- lirM/olgn, lone-up, bn*m., a l c, p/~plb, pcI , ply" gauge". btra dean. I~ $4250. 529·3872. CiliW.J{I/Q- I ~ril '87 CHEVY t-¥::NA A·dr., auto., olc, ; p', pb, crnIfm, 56,xxx rr; . Mi.,. condo lSI IMPORT PAan FOR MAY GRADUATES ONLY $A800. 529·3.58. . The Foreign PorI> Experts I ~ h 89 10YOTA COP.OUA GTS, Jot mi ",,::,~' 104 S. Marlon I !t;i!r',;! ~. ~-:w~ 529· 1644 . CarI>ondaIe ~f@Ji§lJ~~~~ coOd $11,995. 6]·5655. Mu~ W!I=. • • , • ., • • ' . • • ~ •• • • .' •• . " • t • " ...•.', .. Fcbru:.J~ IJ, Itx)1 IJail.\' 1~·::.\·"li(/ "

87 SLUE CHEVY .CHEVrnE .1':' ,.IUOt RENTAL HC?USE, 2·3 belrm apt,. 5800 , ~ ..;-M...- ...... ;}; .• "'. I DELUXE 2 BDRM TOWNHOUSES, ex' MURPHYSBOJ!O. CHEAP RENT'S 1251 "."IeS Great 90~ IT'llleoge, el'C cund. in: ! per nonth Income. 407 Monroe 529· ·Ip;t;&·. S Upplies .-- ..., I .,a nice eH. I , 2,.3 , bel"? All doW! 10 I I 8c!. Carpel Appliance, Available D.E. Classifivd $IdE! & oul Regularly t ., ~. ..od~ up ~ oIl 1539 ~ "->?~ -J.' c.'1~' . Somo. ·...,Th UI~ . lOci. Summe', now Hurry1549.385O v 536-3311 ~~~~~ry&3~::~~~I ~'S ~~ I ~ ~lf~ a ~rg in . A 15 ~cre CHO\VPlH'f,fEMAlf, AKC,IOwb, 101. SubiO(neA ot68A·606Q. 1 J:2g,-:' bdr oph QY0l1ob1e in lJ.oy t. OBO 453·1895 Gr: ~ SI50;oo Jo~cr~eor u"'e I '::innomon colar, wormed, beoulilul 1 CAR,-'; Rvn.tf DUPLFJCd!~nn , 5200 Aug 52358. up, no pet~ 549·0081 B7 HONDA CIVIC. 4 dr, 5 ~d, am/1m ! Iond . '~J3'22.s7 . . In, ernmllnl dog. 5100. 549·7581 or 549·3698. \ lolge1:.od:yord,lront . 529·1539. ' LARGE 1 BEDROOM APT . trinh, ed co~"ajr,cr ui )e.p"pb.oneowner,exc ~ '. SCHIPPERKf. AKC REG , All ,hoh 9 l\N03BDRMopt, 407 Monroe 529' 1 wmer,lor n., ,love & lrig. inc!, _ / d j condo S4995. f\..'\u,t ~eII . 549·3660. , , mo. female $ !OO 5 29·.(585 11539. Ir..okup. CoU 867-2996. I roWNHGU8ES I ~A.MRV, oulomolic, oir, ! , . .• &;mpU'I~";~ J :I ~~";;'" ,;'>;;:'. ,,1FEMALE R,?OMMATE \~ANT!S NIC E "lE\ve.R OOE bdrm., move in Now Renting For Fall om/ 1m can, crui,e. ps. pb, doen in & .,,-,.. ~~ " i . ~yus : Super" oIr~~cll~'dO'."~209' 01 'a ;-~6; ' Ioday. 31 3 E. Freemon. fum corpet,o/ oul CAC cood S7J50 neg .0157·5307 . ~ .. " , .. ~ _ Co C teO 01 eto. s. . f· 4 c, I or 2 poo:;,!e S270/mo 529·3581 549-4808 86 TOVOTA COROUA t dr. auto, air, IBM AT 286 Compolible _ 1 MB 30 GAllON ElECTRIC troilet w:!e ' 001 GEORGETOWN APT~ . l?VElV ~;/'S3~s/off~~ ~4i.~:8 ,li ke new d:,:,ryj ~~2~I7:d~":'~:/5'm ;~; healer, 51 50 new . call 8~7 . ~~r~ul:' t3,u:u:n~'6.~! APARTMENTS Lewis Pa rk Apartments -renting for 1991-92 ~~~:'J~s::~.,t~;~ il ;;~ loi5~~· ~iA~~~~~;:'~ ~: :.~Z~ ~~~ ~~'~~ , ,";O~ :;~o:~:~:~: FS:~~~;~ N~&~~~;i~a~:~R 1,2.3 & 4 bedroom apts . Mony new porl~ Call 5,,9.5042. 3 .0, Intgrated.dotaboWl, spt"eod~oeI & 1~ 1e prices. AlIO Mason ~ 01 r.t¥w./ renlirtg lor sumfT'l(!r1 f oIV~rin9 01 ..... ordproceu.ng .oft-are, de,kll bw c.ost. Coi867.269 2 91 ·92. All wilhin wo~in9 distonce 10 SUMMER & FA.LL 91 -92 (furnished + unfurnished) So! CHEVY Z28, 1». pb, om/1m couel, ~~~~;~;f~ne eXdoeol1A~0";04 fOR SAlE; SUE DE leather/wool coal cOtTl>u\. 457·04422 FCJruring. Efficiencies, Z& J W. OffICe Open Mon.·Fn. 8-6 ~~~et~~~: ·:;-.8~1ogood condo {\Yorkl or 5 49·8107 (Hotnel. $040; b ng ""'001 dreu cool $.01 0; Prom 2 BOR:M APT , Ca~ndo!e. Toke ov~ Splir level apts. Sal 10·5 Sun. 12·5 81 DATSON PICKUP run, good , IB/>.o\ COMPATlBlf WITH monitor ond dreue. $5O·S6O . .01 57·2250 ~~~:~::~:~:. 1~~~~~~~ \'Vith : Swimm ing pool ·Summer Discount· 51200. ph. 549·0026 after 6 pm IOI""'or8. S0475 060. C01l536·6313. FOR. SALt: • ROUND lrip Un iled Ai r· between 2pm.5pm. Ai rCondirioning 457·0446 81 OlDSOMEGA. 2dr. 77,...... AUla. COMPUTE RS STARTING AT 5500 ~nes lit to Miami, Ft. Mon:h 23·31, BEAUTIf UL LI KE NEW efficiency \'(/all [0 wall carpet a ir. a m/1m cau, elI CHERRY. Cloo, SHOW APARTMENTS '525 .month. High Mileoge (hwy. m~C\oI New lires f.A.U/SPRII'G . S200/mo. Fum . ,ludic ( ki Leo M ~ n . , Wed. , Fri., 1,5 p.m. S, 609 N. Al mo nd . 3 bdrrn .• 51800060549·3788 Wi S ;It" 11-2 p .m . ~'he;:n~rui, ~~fl:ic', r::d:; b:!;~::·t~ ; Ir.;2~ ' 579~~6 tl7Sgl~~-dr)'O" , 1981 F,JRD T·81RD a /c, cnliW!, excel· laci ~ l i e$, free poR.ing quill!, do)e to lenl interior. and exterior. 74,000 mile!., corT"fXI', mgt. on prn .es. l.i~n Vii· 51500. 529· .01 669. loge Apb ., S. 51 S :J f'tecncml Hill Rd . !~~~~~:OA ~' ;I~ " bascnenl. 1980 FORO MUSTAG, 2 dr, stick, o/c, 5.01 9-6990. Dunn Apartments Ulcludo:lacentCleo.ncil),. ',s 9Samonth.· om/1m con. 81 ,XXI<, goc.d cond, lARGE 1 WRMapI, $165/ mo, lrush & under new management S 1000. 453·6026 do }'lo or 549·2249. wckr fum, .bt. & frig ind, goad cond GOVERNMENT SEIZED VEH ICLES wI cOfJMl. CoU '::;.H. a. nlals 6 0 - . Leasing Now!! ~~-~~~ .(df:'i~ l- 3 bdrm .• lrom SI00. FOtd~ . Mercedes., Corvettes.. 3.0195. uulr.iesincludodo.ctpldectricilY, ·:2S .month. Chevys. Surplu~ . Your area. 111 805· CARruVl.1.f OUPlEX. 2 bdrm. FtonI Efficiencies, 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. 687-6000 hI. S·9501 . deck, b ig bk yd, :0..... "Iililie}. A'o'oil :~I SS KITTY 'S USED Fumi!",r• . Cuoli,>, 8. 501 W. Oak,l bdrm., carpon. immed . .529· 1539. Starting at $200 basemenl . ....·aVIt'f·Cr)' tt, V;:ry GOVERNMENT SEIZED VE HIC LE S at afford able prices. 10 4 E. Jackson, n'c e~ '500 I mooth. Irom 5100. Fordi. t.\ef"cecles, COrvetlelo . Corboncble. FURNISHED EF ft(IENCY W ITH lull Chevy). Surplus. B"'yeli Guide. {II kik:har- & pri~bath. RewII'¥ eNow for 457-2403 805·687 ·6000 Ext. S-9501 . BE DROOM DRE SS ER. CHEST 01 wmmer '91 S95! mo&F/S '91:926 dr.. """'l. smoD dr~ser , China hlllch O ffice Hours: Man .. Frj 9 a m. · 5 fJ ·m. j I $1 f;:f ro"""'" by June I . 529·22.011 . piano. CoR 867·2996 . Bbr HaI.I .., Aas E. CoIl.ge Sot. 9 a.m .. 12 ~ OOn -4 ~;.,~~.;~":" ';'M' 'xv-r:': NIC E 2 &DRM ope, 1 both. ' ingle \ = = =# 1 10. 2 INlrl"' . l lA miXIF.ut«: Pd. tcr.! _,. ~~~ t. famity, depot.it & Iaos.e, ole. Avail. Feb. , W,II St.. A1Jutih:11S 1st , UNum no peh, 529·2535. \nch:dod, '26Sal1\O"lth. TOYOTA REPAIR , AlSO many Uied CARBONDALE tirei. many ~ZC\ . Golor Automotive, FALL WALK TO ( o mpu,. Furn. or 11 . L ~Ra n c h')05 h ,)bo...~ .. e&.~ phone 529·2302. unl",m . 1 ,2.3,.01 bdrm. No peh. Call lor MOBILE HOMES listing 549·4808. (noon to 9 pm). =~~!~~~'~~~~ !l\n, I Highway 51 North hase, SIlellilef4.V. (1'08 S1Ilu:nd. fALl/SPR ING, S200/ mo. fum. studio Free Idm&.sim 10 ,=red's Innce gam, llowr loelled bthird md"$ D"o;;r 81m. i:'::da:; W,la included, '625 • month. ~he;'~nnuil 1ib!,'l , :ic: · laundromat locilitie!. Ir_ po'*ing, quiel', dos.e 10 • Cablevision r~~i: U( COfTl>Ui. mgt. on premiMUo. uncoln Vii· • Chy Wa ter & -t- .... Must r~nl summer HONDA 450 NIGHTHAWK }harp, UPRIGH T PIANO fOR KI te. Needs loge Apb ., S. 51 S of Pl8QtoCInl Hm Rd . Carbondale Moone Ho""" Sewer runs greal. S700 or best on • . Troy luni ng. To see eoll684·4713 0IM!t A. 5 .. 9·6990. to oblain ror Fa ll. 529·1773. 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First WLAF player to be lineman no cover no cover ORLANOO, Fla. (UPI) - The the Knights got their fIrst choice," quarterbacks. and know he wi ll New York·New Jersey Knights will sa id retired Cincinnati Ben ga l dcvelop an oU lsta ndi ng assing Thursday 75 ¢ 12 oz. Drafts/ Speed::Jrails select the [lIst player Thursday in li nebacker Reggie Williams, th e game from the avai lable !alent." th e World Leag ue of American :':'nighlS' general manager. Williams said. 200 Proof !=ootbaJl's inaugwal d.~ft "This gives us the opponunil)' to The two top quarterbacks in the The \VLAF's complica 4:u pl~ fcr S((oC' lo. Our roS ier in some critical draft arc Tony Rice of NOIJ'O Dame Friday and Saturday selcction process \!viII last fo .. j 'j arr 15. W;; nceded a strong and Todd Santos of S:Jn ~ i cgo days. The fIrst group drafiOO wili '>.: Ct'incrback to anchor our defense. State. Binningham ~I~ :.s the No. i Shakey Jake offensive linemen, wro 'workcl :Jut a qual ity of[cmiive lineman 10 seleclion among Lhc G; cartcrbacko; Wednesday for coach"s and rrOl~; protect our quarH' rback." said and Montreal is 'iccond. The 3 office officials of the 1 lu tm' Williams, who brought lkngals' quarterback draft is set for Monday. Each team chooses a p"-"kage of tackle Anthonv Munoz. with him to The team that got its fIrst choice selections designated by a Jcucr. For help evaluate the li nemen. of matri ::..e s was the Raleigh­ 1991 SlUE BLACK GRE!K M instance. the Knights choose a Under the Knights' matrix, they Durham Skyhawks, whose coach is matrix designated as " D." Under will draft a quarterback 10th and form er Los Angeles Ram A A A that package they will get the [lIst last Williams said that didn 't bo:her quarterback Roman Gabriel. Gabriel ,.- -~ choice among offensive linemen, him , although hi s coach Mou,;e is direc ti ng the team's draft and AKA C~ 7 ~ second choice among defensive Davis intcnds to ii1sta ll a run and chose the " H"' package th at i'lL8 ,." I) H backs, third among kickers and so shoot offense. includes rights I~ !hr No. I wid e on through 10 categories. "We have confIdence that Mouse receiver. . .. .: rurul~g lH:k. No. 3 ZB ) ~. D "We're very pleased 10 say that Davis is d greal t(' ac her of tight end. iii "'0" _tartcrback. KA~ 0 BL W Becker wins, Agassi I ses in Donnay Open N LrP BRUSSELS , Belgium (UP!) - P. gassi was victimi zed )y one'" Top seed needed ChrisLian Saceanu of Gennany. 6· Becker said physical SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16 three sets to win his opening ro u!1d 3, 7-6 (9· 7). conditioni ng wi ll detcrmine match of th e 5600,000 Donnay Becker, protecting the world No. whether he can ward off all the VADALABENE CENTER Open Wedne day, while second I r.trtking he earned by winning the challengers for the top ranki ng. seed A"Jre Agassi fell in straight Au strali>. n Open, usually has " If one wi shes 10 stay in the lOp Doors open at 7:30 p.m. sets to a qu,liifier. difficulty _gainst Volkov, whom he 3 one has 10 play man y lOurneys," Marclldown will begin promptly at 8p.m. Becker suuggJcd for an hour and called "a feared opponent." he said. "I have 10 take care of my For li cket information call (618) 692·2320 42 minutcs before ov .coming " Only last week he won in phys ical health. To cut a long story Al exander Volkov of the Soviet Milan," Becker said. " Last year Tickels: $5.00 in advance; $6.00 at the door shan, the season is long and hard, Proceeds will benefit: Union. 6-4, 3·6, 6-3, fI ghting back I had lots of troubles with him . especially now that I have decided from a 2-0 defIcit in the fIna! set And today was again a tough to play the ." The S lU E Dr. Marlin Luther King , Jr. Scholarship Fund Chang wins in Brussels BR USSELS, Belgi um (UP!) - Alncrican Michael Chang routed qual ifier Arnaud Boctsch of France, 6·3, 6·2, in their second round match Wednesday, moving closer 10 a probable duel We have all you need for a with Boris Bec ker in the qua rterfinals of the 5600,000 great Spring Breakl New Spring Oonnay Open. Chang, the 1989 - New Colors - New Styles! . ha m pion who has slipped n the 16th position in tile world rankings arrcr fr acturing hi s ¢ Jackets ¢ T-Shirts hi p las1 year and being out oi action fo r three months, was ¢ Sweatshirts ¢ Tanks ¢ Shorts never seri ously troubled by Boctsch. Best of all.., "I'm trying to become a more complete playe r," Chang said. " My strength is still in my groundstfokes but I'm trying Buy 2, Q~!or!se~~e Sale! to work on my servc a little bit. I've also been trying 10 work on my volley so that! can Wed. , Feb. 13 thru Sat., Feb. 16 incorporate that in my game as (sale items not included) well. " If Bec ker, new ly elevated 10 710 South Illinois· 549-7304 the world No. 1 rankin g, beats Alexander Volkov of th e Soviet Union and fe ll ow German Eric Jelen, a qualif,er, he will meet Chang in the I• .st eight Ma rc Rosset of Switzerland DON'T ILET THIS HAPPEN TO YOU ! qualified for th e q" arler fi nals Wednesday, beating Haitian Ronald Agenor, 6·4, 6-3. ®~;oi(j~ ~~~;Cf Belgian qualifIer Eduardo Masso deli ghted the audience by Learn how to Survive and Succeed as an tenaciously figh tin g back after losing th e fi rst se t to beat Austral ian Richrud FromlJeq;, Entrepreneur in a Corporate-Dominated World 3·6, 7·6 (7-3), 6·3. It was a swcct reve nge for Masso, who us Sprint Salutes The Association of Collegiate Entrepreneurs ,:-:::::S}) (ACE), SIU -Carbondale iOSl 10 Ih c Australian in a Davis Cup ma tc h last month . Just Try US SPRINT and Receive Puzzle Answers 30 MINUTES FREE LONG DISTANCE CALL A LOVED ONE (I.E. 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He also pla'ls to work line drives off Palmer, but nei ther winner Wa'i a S(O.'1C'f for 18 v(':.. in eval uated the 4 5·year·old ri pht six other scouts were sC3 11cred out fo r lhem on Friday and early managed a long ball. They hit in a the major l cag u ~. but said ! ~ was h<1flder 's cham.:cs for a comeback. around the Univers ity of Miami 's ncxl week.. batting practice format with Palmer willing 10 acccpl the role of a long PO"'mer. 45. has been ·.. 'Orking OU t Mark Ligh t stadium wa tching Palmer pitched 10 form er tell ing th em whal pitches we re orshon reliever ifit wasofTcred. since Ucc. 16 U";jCf the gu idanc- of intcnll y. Hurricane players Mike Fiore and coming. " I wo uld do any th ing for an)' la77.aro Collaz7.0. a pit.:hing coach " I expected to sec some vr.loc ity Henry Hernandez. who both played Palmer and Collazzo said his club," Palmer said . " I would for th c Univcrsity of Miami and some sharpness on the curvcball wit~ Class A t£.3l1lS in the SL louis fastball has been clock"" at 86 mph. relieve. I would stan, I would do Hllrrlca'1CS He is trying to bocome and I saw that," said Bosman , a Cardinals' fann system last year. as fa 't as ever. Collazo has altered anything. But again. the bauom line the first me mber of th e !-Jail of f.)nncr ~.;nmalC 01 Pal mer's on the " When ~; U.,ns it up, I think he Palm ~ r' s throwing motion. is whether I could do it at the major Fame to return to the major leagues. Orioles. " I Lik/'.d the way he threw. " sliU !las a litlle bit lef," Fiore said revamping the wi ndup, lowerin g league level." Amon g the scO ut s watching Among the !lIIter te-.uns that have "I think he still has enough control the leg kick aed lengthening hi s One factor for dccidir. ~ 10 fry a Palmer was Dick Bosman. pitching expressed definite in LC rcst arc the of hi, pitches that he can help stride. comeback was hi s fai lure 10 &t!T X coaeh for the Rochester Red Wings, , the Montreal someone in thc major leagues. I " When I throw the 03 11 now, ! on a new contract with ESPN.

Dixon wants Browns coaching job SUGAR TREE APARTMENTS CLEVELA D (UP!) - Fonner "rve never coached IA:forc. bu t I defense. Cleveland defensive back Hanford think I could do a real good job " Obv;ously, I haven't worked & Countrv Club Circle Di"(on, who nicknamed the team's with the secondary," Di~!f' fo"r Pro Bowl games before " I"ve already mentioned my Belichick was to return to 11 95 East Walnut 529-4511 Ih : : signing with (!Ie San Francisco interest to (Executive Vi ... e Cleveland Wednesday :0 begin Carbondale, II 62901 529-4611 ~ !lft/l~.. - 49cr.; as a Plan B free agent before President) Jito ' Bai ley," Dixon said. selling up inLCrviews. Ask for Barb . the 19<0 seasm. "And I pl3ll on call Bill Bclichi ck Dix on said he p'anncd to talk He r.! Lired during training cam p to sec abom getting an interview." with cornerback Everson Walls, with IllC 49crs and moved back 10 Beli chick, reached al Giants who played under Bclichick with Cleveland. Now he wants to return Stadium, said he would talk with the Giants last season, to prepare to tile Browns. th e fo rmer leader of the Browns for a meeting wi ll, Beliehick.

Ball State, Ohio U. sue promoter 'SEE OUR BEAUTIRlL DANCING GIRLS INDIAN"POllS (UPI ) - ""cording to bank n:cords, of .bool the schools fo r 5150,OW because , Now During Our Afternoon Shows! Officials al Ball State and Ohio S345, 000 paid in deposit fees and tcur sales had not lived up Starting at 4 p.m. until 2 a.m. Un iversi ties hope a federal lOur purchases. to ex pectations. The schools judge agrees wi th them and frcC7.cs Acbli eariy in 1990 went to Ihe refu sed and the Ireland trip was "Some of Southern Illinois' Finest Dancers · the :1 r: cou",S of a Florida Mid ·American Conference and scrubbed. promoter wh ose plan for a suggested a college footbal l game. football ga me in Ireland did,, '1 drubbed th e Shamrock Cry stal During a hearing Tuesday, Ohio ~ ti! riali ze. Bowl, be pla)'cd in Kill arn ey, U. attorney Gerald A. Mollica ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . Ireland Bail State and Ohio said 554,690 was spent from . Judge Larry McKinney is UOIversi ly thought it was a good Aebli 's accounts during December expocted 10 rule within a few days idea and agreed to a Nov. 17 and January, much of it on on th e request to freeze about conlCSL personal expenses. \1ol1 ica S99,OOO in accounts of James R. said A cbJi even wrOle .3 ! The9aJ ' ~e~s! !!e~me : Acbli Bur less Ihan Ihree weeks 5 16,000 chec k 10 pay hi s Thai was all (h al remained, before (h e.. game AebJi asked taxes. • Sunday, March 3 • .. Be a detective for the day. Solve the murder mystery ~ ij and win fabulous prizes. Registration fee is $2.00. Houston group to join Belcher loses • Groups of two are suggested. • bidding war for Astros in arbitration LOS ANGELES (UPI) - • '" ForSPC moreOffi ceinfo, 3rd. ~ontact Floor '" • HCUSTON (UPI) - A local which he is associated has signed a Right-haoder lim Belcher of ~ Student Center, 536·3393 • attorney and hi s father say they confidentiality agreement with the los Angeles Dodgers lost have .. a very serious interest" in a investment banker.; Salor,.. , Bros., his sakr; arbitration hearing local group th at is looking into which is handl;ng the sale , so he and will earn 5900,000 this ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ season, it was announced ...... buying the HouslOn Astras baseball could ;,01 di vul ge names of any SPC Cenler Programming & Ina Am presenlS • leam. other group member.; or detai ls of Wedn esday. "We know with certitude that il the negotiations. Belcher earned 5450,000 • A opeciaJ Valentine's Day can Ix! done in Houston," said Jeff "There arc people in Houston in 1990 and was seeking a Love. who is wo rkin g on the who havc the means '':10 the civic one· year cc;-;tract of S 1.35 packa!!C with hi s fathel , Ben Love, mtcrl!st and the baseball interest to million. Belcher. 29. went 9-9 wi th I~ (; rei ired chaliman and chief do it: ~ =lid Ben Love. "There's a executi ve officer of TC'xas possibili ty that a group could be pUI a 4.00 ERA. rive complete games, a on:· hiner and two Comme",e Bancsharcs. "We d~n'l lDg'.:!.licr :0 make an offer, and '!"laCs shutouts in 24 start s last lhink there is a lac k of potemial what Jeri and I are loo kin g into invcstors in Houston." trying to do." = n. He did not pitch after Jeff Love said the process of mid-August and had Astros owner Joh n McMul le n anhroscopic surgery SepL II puuing the group together brgan in (8 - 10:·15 p.m.) an nounced in November he was November. ',;,hen the Loves " were to remove 10m cartilage from sdling ~hc team. McM ull en. who notified th aI the club wa s bei ng his rioht shoulder. ~'lS owned th e tea m since !979, placed up for sale." TW'o years ago, Belcher with Tom tId! pla ns to keep ille Houston ;pons compi led a 15- 12 record with Solo pianist & composer Association. parcnl company of the The loves arc the second group a 2.82 ERA and 200 TONIGHT! ! .SlrOS. and scll onl y the leant. ill rCC!',n( days to express interest in . Siudent Cenler Big Muddy Room .iefr Love said the group wit h purthasing the AslrOS. • FREE ADMISSION & FREE REFRESHMENTS • .... T", New . M""um--- I DO YOU nAVE Pepperoni supreme,Pepperoni ~; . ~ , ~,,,rz, m An abundance of .~) ..~? QUESTIONS pepperoni, plus Supreme ~ .., ~., \>-' thre~ scrumpticus "<~~r;ifY I vegg,es. 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DeBartolo tries to queil l ott uproar OQUENDO, from Page 20- SANTA CLARA. Ca li f. (UPI) just can '( sit here. there werc co n vcrsa l io n ~ , but the - San FrA!1cisco 49crs o wn er " In oroer 10 kczp a fOotba ll learn decision was made LO go on with of the Cardinals. fourth National Leag ue player Edward DeBartolo Jr. Wednesday competiti ve. you have to Plan B as it r.xistcd." " Nol ooly is Jose one of the and th e firs t since Eugene said the decision to aJlow veterans bring youth in . The Pitt sb,ugh Lon also wanted to have his fin est seco nd basemen in Pa ulelle of Ih e Cardi nals Ronnie Loll. Roger Craig and MOll Stcclers didn ' t do th at and it's contract for nex t season guaranlccrt baseball , but he is one of the in 19 18 to play all nine Millen 10 tj l;comc Plan B f.·ce taken them 10 yean; to rebuild. I . - something the 49crs as a team hardest workers in the game and positi ons during the season. He agents was made in an effort to don't want that 10 happen to his policy do not do. sets a good example for hi s staRed at seven positions. aJ so keep !he club competitive. fmllC hise. " . " I call.:d hi s agent and ask' d teammates. a work ethic that caught and pi tched four inn ings DeBartolo also eXlended coach Runn ing back Craig an d safety exactl y ..... hat did th ey ha ve in will be very imponant 10 us this of relief, giving up two runs and George Sci fen's contrac t for two LO ll ha \fe been long-ti me fa n mind: ' Polky said. " He said if season with the number of taking the loss in a 7-5, 19- years. na med e xecuti ve vice favorites and played a major role in Ronn ie agreed 10 a S200, OOO young pl ayers we anticipate loss to t!"-.e Atl anta presidenl Carm en Poli cy transformin g the 490rs from uiso­ pay cut he wanted the contract having on the tcam," Maxvill Bravcs. learn president and changed rdllS 10 Ihe learn of the IQ80s. But guarantced and he wanted to said. In the dccisi .... e seventh game !he lcam logo from ilS trade" '::rk both were slowed last season by be protected . It was an issue Oquendo, 27, set major­ of the 1987 NL Championship rcd-encircled SF to a su , . "d nagg ing injuries. LOll sti ll was that could not be resolve in the league records for second Series, Oquendo 's threc-run 490.. . ·, Olcd 10 the Pro Bowl. amount of lime we had . Our basemen Iasl season by homer off A~cc Hammaker of DeBartolo :tad served as LOll was shacked when he positioo now i< we 101 Plan B play committing just throe errors in thc San Francisco Giants preside .. , wi!h Pl:>licy holding !he learned Ihal he would not be itself OUL " 150 games for a fielding sparked the Cardinals 10 victory. Li tle Executive Vice President­ proICCted from Plan B free agency However, Seirert was quick to percentage of .996. Last year Originally signod by the New From Office/l..eague Relations. ..,d even offered while at Ihe Pro emphasize the 4gers ' desire to was jusl his second full season York Moo in 1979, the native "There are a 101 of people over Bowl in Hawaii 10 take a S2OO,OOO retain man y of the players the club al sccood base. of Pueno Ri co spent parts of Ihe yean; who have meanl a lot ID paYCUL did not prolCCI including lolL The switch-hiuer played in th e 1983 and 1984 seasons Ih e 4gers," DeBartolo said. "When Roonie and I visiled in "It's not as though we fued these 156 games last season, when he with New Yo rk. He was " Ronnie Lou is one of !hem, bUI Hawaii (Seifen was coach of Ihe players, " Seifert said. " It 's baned . 252 with one traded to the Cardinals in !hings change. You have 10 keep a NR: Pro Bowl squad) he broughl somewhat of a chess game who and 37 RBI. In 1989, he baUcd 1985 along with pitcher fooiball learn CWlpetitive. I'm 001 up taking a S2OO,OOO pay cut if he you protect. It's unrortunate the .291 wilh one homer and 48 Mark Davis for shortstop saying Ronnie Lou is not going 10 were protected," Seifert said. publicity (over Lou) has reached RBI. Argenis Salazar and pilcher keep !his learn competitive, bul we "Cannen visited with his agent and the poinl il has." In 1988, Oquendo became the John Young.

WOMEN, from Page 20--- - ATHLETES, from Page 20- headache. Thrcc Redbird starters The job of pUlling a body on averaged ooly 54 poinlS a game 00 are averaging in double figures, Brune will go 10 sruc senior Amy 36 percent shooting. Nationally, minutes at this meet. Ox:ryl Ever.; in the shot pu~ Lecann LuAnn Robinson (12.6 points a Rakers. Rakers defense has been SIUC ranks No. II in scoring "People could have an Conway in thc 3,OOO-mctcr and game), Tarni Baalke (l0.5 poinlS a SlCIIar Ialely as she ru.! four blocks deferlSC. opportunity to wit!tess several Nacolia Moore in the triple jump are gam e), and then there is Caryn and three slfcls, 10 go with her 16- The Salukis shooting, hcweve" athletes running sub-four minUle expected 10 lead the Salukis. Brune. poinl and 16-rebound nighl againsl has not been pinpoinl in conference miles," DeNoon said. ''To see thaI "This will be a good contest," Brune could possib le be Ihe wru, lasl Thursday. play. SIUC is cu",,"~y ranked No. happen under one roof, for the fust DeNoon sa id. "I hope the SIUC poi,.,n pill in the IS U auack. The But the defense ean'l SlOp with 7 in conference scoring offense at time in the state of l11inois, would be athletes feel reall y good about 6-fOOl-4 sophotnore center, who is Rakers. The Salukis will have 10 be 66.7 poinls a game and shot a indescribable." themselves when it is all done." averaging 12 .3 poi nls and 8 exira stingy againsl the Redbirds, season-low 34.3 perr°,nl from the DeNoon said he expects su ff The moo will begin at 9 a.m. and rebounds a game, was the onl y the No. 3 scoring (743 p.p.g) and flcld against wru. competition for his learn, but he also admission is S3 for adul lS and S I for threat during !he Salukis 58-51 w i ~ No. 2 field goal shooting (.464 "We know ISU is a IOUgh place expeelS some wins. Sophomore, non-SlUC studenlS. over ISU in January. She poured in perccOl) learn in the Gateway 10 play," SCOll said. "They are 15 po in ts and nine rebounds Conference. as well coached as any progr. m against SIUC. Al so, Brune is So far in the GalCway season, the in the country. If we don 'I shool r~---· · ------, coming off a 24 - poi" ~ IO-rebound Salukis defense has been splendid. the ball well, il could be a iong m I effon agai nst Western lIIinois. In Gateway gamcs, foes have nighL" 16 o,Tune-Up Special! I - -gr , BRAWL, from Page Tune-UI;s Lube, Oil, & 11 20- --- I 4 cylinder 49'; Filter • ror Sa turday's hl")l1lc game against to lIJin ois Stale University. but I of compJetion for individ ua J 6 cylinder '59" I Drake. Of the I I Chic3g0 State wi ll nOI Jpo logizc fe r th e and team Slats to count. I 8 cylinder '69" $14,00 players ejected, only two officiating ... ThCl efore, the final score official ly AppCics to m osl \f~hid cs willi purdI.ISt'Ofl unC!'-vp I reportedly face suspensio n for Added Bender: " It W3sn't so was changed Wednesday to I Good Through 2/21/ 91 fig hting. but th e un iversity was much the ph ysical playas much a' Illinois Slate 2, C hi cago Stale 600 E . Main · C arbo n dale · 549-5733 seek ing clarification on the mauer. it was the ta lkin g and taunt ing O. L .J The Cougars play next on Sa turday o n th e court. T herc 's a All of the individual and team at Wright St.:lte. growi ng concern about I h ~ L • •md statistics fro m Lh c fi rsl half will Chicago Stale Coach Rick Pryor we coaches have 10 work In con trol he void ed, although the ga me blomed " lopsided " officiating for !haL " wi ll count in the won and lost Ihe incidenl Gary John son of the Nr;AA rccords of the two teams. T he " Th e bo ttom lI ne wa s th e Stati sti cs Servi ce said a gam c Redbirds arc now 5· 18 and the offi cials." he said. " 1 apologize must be played to 75 pe r c~ nt Cougars 3- 19. SYCAMORES, from Page 20 game. se:liar Slerling Mahan at the point. Shipley dominated the boards, Trophies For all amateur weight classes Freshman Emeka Okenwa Sophomore guard Tyrone pulling down 14 rebounds and also started at center with sophomorc Bell, who started Ole fll'St2 1 games contributed 9 poinlS. Dates: April 12, 13, Ashraf Amaya mnving III power for the Salukis, came off the The Salukis are back ;" actioo at For regiItuJtlOfl or mort irl/offfllJlWn fo rward . Senior Rick Shipley bench. 5:05 p.m. Saturday ago"" Wichita COnlacl ATO 1I0lLfL played Ihe small forward The Salukis were led by -.maya Stale, whic h beal SIUC 68-65 in 536-8585 or 536-8565 and junior Kclvan Lawrence who dumped in 16 points and Kansas. The game will be Icleviscd or: conLlt1 The American" .IJI swi lched to shootin g guard with Mahan with 15 tall ies. on MVC-l 'V.

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