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The Daily Egyptian, October 23, 1975 Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC October 1975 Daily Egyptian 1975 10-23-1975 The aiD ly Egyptian, October 23, 1975 Daily Egyptian Staff Follow this and additional works at: http://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/de_October1975 Volume 57, Issue 44 Recommended Citation , . "The aiD ly Egyptian, October 23, 1975." (Oct 1975). This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1975 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in October 1975 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Shating the moods of a professional clown with cus, is a former theater major and a graduate of members of the SIU Theater Department is T.J .. clown college. For more circus pictures and a Tallers. Tallers (Steve Smith), who spent fWln­ story see Pages 8 and 9. (Staff photos by Bob day in Carbondale as an advance clown for the Ringham ) Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Cir- '---_ _________""'Y. Oc!_, 1l. " " Vol 51 No_____________ ~UIClIIc-__ ~~_n_";~_'~_I~_~.~_' lu~ VIUY-C;I~'.r__ ' ~ I Staff council denounces IBHE plan D," Mikt"' Sprin~slon a cad,,'ml(' proJ,!ra m s th,11 t'3ch In ' In IIlht·1' a(.' l1 un , thE" aJ!l'nda was sl'l draft called (or chairpt'r!"un ~ H). .. havE" a Daily ":~.v ptian Slaff Wrih'r dlvldual unl\"t'rSII\' could earn'. fll r Iht, t\PSe fall general cunslllut'l1('Y dt'gree and associatE' clt'aos tIl'id direc­ " II a.s..... ufH t's Iha', studt'nl s ar't' mobll t' mt'l'llIl~ Itl ht' hl'ld at 3 p.m , No\" 1210 tors 10 have a dl~ret' and Ihree years Tht' AdmiOlslrallvl' and Prol"l'sslllna l a nd afnu,,'nl ," Barbara Sptc>ars. APSe.: ~udt'lll ('t.'nlt'r Ballroom C. t'xpt'r1 ('flce in hi~her l'<lucatlOn. Deans Staff Council I APSe ) voicro sl runl;! op­ chalrpt'rsnn. said . " I non 'l as.... um l! tha i a nd direclors should have cit her a doc­ position 10 the Illinuis Board uf Hight-'r or most studt'nts al this universil \. /I.·larv Ht'lt'n Gasser , affirmative ac­ toratE' and Ih~ years experience. a Edu('alion'!, staff drafl of Master (SJUI"· . lion officer, will ekplain administration master's degreE' and five years ex ­ Plan-Phase IV (MP41 at a mt."t.'linJ,! Otht>r arhcles objectionable to tht' and professional equi.y: Donald Ward, perience or a bachelor's degree and 10 APSe would limit academic rt"st"arch 10 personal services manager, will discuss yeaMi: experience. Presidents' and vice h~~dn ~~~~v';'lI1tt"l' Will y.;ritt' up fur ­ 1. pra('lll'al fidds- , would lak... away SIU's th e APSC handbook : and Kendall presidents should have a doctorale and mal upposillUn to th(' plan on Friday Boarn elf Trusl{'t'S' rt' preSt'ntatlvl"S Adams, professor of markel inJ;! , was five .vears experience. or a master's and submit It to Pn'sidl' nl Warrl'n W. vult, un Iht, s lah' bua rd of trustt"es a nd :-> t'It'('!t"d to explain gril'vance dcgrft" and 10 years expertenct' or a Brandl Munda .'", . wuuln 1111111 uni\'t'rsil\'s' t'om munil \" pron"CIu rt's. Tht' APSC will also prest"nl hac:helor's degree and 15 years ex- MP4 will prnvidt' guidt'lint's ror and S('r\'it'l's III a('adem ic rt.;latt-d proJ;!rams it CIVil Sl"rvlct' system's list tha i will pt'rience. _ stahL'" of all univer!'ltll's 10 IIltnnts whl~ n The pla n a lso r~mmended that state namt' Iht.' adminis trativt' and Pt'rsonnel could advance t>ither by in· . it is co mplt~ tt'd . universities should be liable to public professional staff me mbE"fs who an' c rrasing thE'ir level of adminislralivt' APSC objecft'<l 10 ' a numbt'r Hf ar· demand ralhe r than have a policy of t'Xt' mpl from civil service . respunsibility or by contributing "years t icl€'S" III tht" pl a n, self determination. of oulslaOO, g Universil~' servict> ." If MP4 IS adoptt>d , slah.' unavt'rsllil's " Edu('alional institutions shuuld bt, Spt·ar.- also preSt'nted tht, APse.; with Tht, APSC did not act un the draft would tx- fnrct'<llu raise tht'lr IUltions 10 It'adln,l:! Iht, public, and ht'rt' \.I.'t' an' ~ u p­ a rtlugh draft of tht' guidt"linl"S for l'nlry bec~IUS(' salary fiJ!ures induded in the It'vlol!.. ('om parable with prlvatt' uni vt'r ­ posed to si t back and let ,the pubtic tell ,aud advann'menl in admlOlslrativt, a nd guidt'lines did nol mpel pn'sent Univt'r · silit!S, MP4 wuuld a lSf! sPN-'ify the us whal 10 du," Spears E; aid. pn.. rt>s.... iuna l staff positions . Tht, Inu ~ h sil.\' sf andards. Center director to advise In• programmIng• By Ray l·rch,1 Bruct' Swmburne for Student Affairs , WIth Vyse and Crowley he accepted the areas within the Student Center. in· Daily Egyptian saalT Writer said Tuesday that an acting Sludent pmposal. -eluding activities. advlsem~t . business Center director may ~ named to " I am convu"prl I n Kpith's (Vyse) management and building operations," The Student Center Director Search enable Dougherty to assume hi s new s incerity, and others in wanting the the document slates, Committee agreed Tuesda night that position. programming ,function to work'," Salary lor lhe position dep<!nds on the the next director will serve in an ad­ The comm ittee adopted a plan Swinburne told the committee. amount 01 experience the job description visory role for programming within the suggested by Student Se nator Kevin Vyse said the organizational structute states. Student Center. Crowlev and Chairman 01 Student ' ·'could work and lulfill both of our ob­ Deadline lor ·applicalion lor the Applications from 15 or 16 persons who Government Activities Council (SGAC I r- t1ves position is Jan. 5. l!l76. have already applied lor the job were Keith Vyse which leaves the liscal The search committee also approved a Advertisements lor the job openi~ also shown to the committee behi nd responsibility lor the Student C"nler job descriplion lor the posi lion and will be placed in several higher closed doors. Programming Committee and SGAC another document outlining the education publications as well as lhe Clarence G. Dougherty, present with St"dent Lile. screening process to be used (or the Daily Egyptian. director of the Student Center, was Swinburne had expressed objections search, ....._ Swinburne, who is chairman of the named diJ"e<:tor of 'campus services by to lhe proposed plan at the previous The director 01 the Student Center " is ·committee, said the- search procedure President, Warren W. Brandt. in June. meeting, but alIer a meeting Friday responsible for lhe.,administration of all will be done in accordance with Af­ firmative action guidelines. " We will not likely fill this position E. SL Louis drug raid 'nets nearly 60 '~ ·(Student Center director) unless we ·have agreement from the Alfll'lllative EAS T ST. Lou is (AP I-Aboul 160 undercover investigati~ cont cted by ·'1 think some are middle-size (Con.tinued on r;oage 2) policemen carrying pistols aDd grand his !jwlenants and the nii~ois Bureau 01 de,!' ler.; ,·' Bossio said. "Mid-level and Jury indictments swel!.l the East St. Inves.l'gation IIBI I. Elllhty suppressed possibly a couple 01 wholesale dealers . 4\uis area Wednesday ar resting nearly Indictments were jssueo tly • St. Clair are involved with quite a lew street-level gus 60 people on drug charges. .-/ Countr grand jury. earlier this month dealer.; involved. I do know ';':>at we got Gan Bossio, director 01 the aftoer It hean! lestlmony from the 0(- to a Couple of their soun:e5. Metro litan Enlorcemenl Group 01 ficer.; . No resIstance was O(fered, he saId, Bode South::'n Illinois (MEG I, said as the They charged unlawlul d.ehvery of though,a sawed-off shotgun and four raids continued into the afternoon. controlled substances, manJuana, and other weapons were confIscated. "Total arrests are 55. We have ap- rela~ offenses. MInImal amounts of drugs, · m~stly j - proximately 20 more plaMed. A couple WillIam R. BaJ:reU; locaI IBI director, manJWUla, were also ·found, he saId ill " said the rauls were iIie largest In the Among the other ~ mvolved.m the 0( teams are 51 out. area's history. Mast 0( the arrests were investigation were heroin, 11m, cocaine, Gus says !he big-wlgs here aren't Bossio's agency dtrected the round-up, made in East St. Louis, Cahokia and amphetamines, barbiturate. and satisfied with .18~E dIUlIe-talk­ an ope~ation based on a seven-month - Centreville. hashish. they halle to hIM! scme of !heir own. /" -.,' ..>. T1I1O -America~ kidnapfl'd in Beirut BEIRUT, J,ebanoo (APl-Two American Embassy officen were IIbducted Wednesday 6y gunmen manntng a street barricade in • district of stiir~m Beirut dominated by lenist Moslems and their Palestinian guerrilla allies. Sei"';" or the two. men, who were Corced rrom an embassy car, .... part oC a wav~ or kidnapings that police said accoUnts 'Cor at least some or the UD persons missing in Lebanon's OIristlan-MosIem civil war. 1be oonflict has tom this tiny country Cor seven months. Sporadic sti-eet shooting and sniper r... e ac­ counted for Cour new deaths Wednesday.
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