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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1982 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in February 1982 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 'Daily 73gyptian Friday. February 26. 1982-VoI. WI. No. IcrT 80uthem Illinois University Thompson defends closing of Bowen By Mille All..., Bowen," told Thompson that .Dd CII .... KHe ..,.er the building at Anna to which Staff Wrhen the Bowen children would be transferred is "too expensive to Gov. James Thompson came renovate." to SIU-C Thursday to promote a The building, Dewey Cottage, business-govemment alliaDce ''hasn't been lived in for 20 but ended up defending his years and other state agencies decision toclose the A.L. Bowen have refused to use the facility" Developmental Center near because of its c:oodition, Johns Harrisburg. said. . Thompson was greeted at the Thompson told Jobns "No McLeod Theater entrance, by one will be transferreoJ until about 20 employees of the decent facilities are found. center, who carried signs "You know me," Thompson saJiog "Save the Bowen Cen­ said. "I don't lie. My main ter" and "Koltmeyer is not c:onc:em is the cbiJdren." forgotten" • a reference to the Rea told Thompson that in­ center's lormer director who lormation Irom the public resigned in protest over the bearing would be pre!leDted to closure last mday. ' him and asked him ''to keep an State Sen. Gene Joboa, D-59tb open mind" on the subject. District, and state Rep. James Thompson said he would be Rea, D-59th District, also were "glad to receive anything you on band to express their con­ send me, but 1 can't teD you I'D c:em over !be closing. change my decision. Thompson announced last "As Island bere, my mind is Friday that he intends to shut not open," he said. "Let'. take down the center and move its it into the Legislature and see 157 residents wbo are ~hat they say. The Legislature, developmentahy disabled bas the linaI word." cbi.\dreri and yOtmg adults, to Tbomp800 told Johns and Rea ' Staff P .... by Micbael MareoUe the ADna Mental Health and Pretesten aI the Bewn Cellter c ....., treeted .heIl he came here 'I'1l1ll'lday. State Sea.' Getle Development Center. See THOMPSON. Pap IZ The decision to cloee the GoY. J.ms Tho.,... wtUa flowers .... lips ...... left. D-adl DWtrict. .as .... _ laud. eenter came under fire at a public hearing Tuesday, in 1 Harriaburl. Rea.. and Jobna :Hey., anybo,dy seen Thompson?' -~~u:-= ,or:'e:: What do~ do whee the 'sbaken"'to- ':iiJ;esiin the patience. . -. mittee that· beard testimony governor throws a big ~ economic deYeIclp'..uent 01 the Sbe ut'fftd before 2:38 from It employees, ~ and for 500 01 the regIo~'s state," the gOW4DOI' arrived. p.lO. to give GoYerDOr bus~ 8JI!.OOf a crowd of business, industry and The crowd,except for about TholOPHD a ~uet of 450 at M:iIao JUlUor High in education elite - and be two dozen ~le concemed flowerS from the J'eSldent8 of Marion. doesn't show? about the _Qvernor's ao- ~ center aDd a scra~ of Johns, who wore a sticker WeD if you were witb the nounced closing of the Bowen p,ICtures and cfippings ear.... "I represent the kids at crowd' standing by in the DeveJopmentaf Center near .' 'bighligbting the pos!tive McLeod Theater Thursday Harrisburg, bad (Jed SIU-C to aspects of the center.: you waited, aDd waited, a.Mt staod four deep in a IiDe at ti.-e 10 contrast, several waited. Southern Illinois Airport for a businessmen in tbree-piece --in9Pocus------Some two hours and 15 cocktail party the governor suits whispered in disgust as minutes late, alter a captive bad planned as a finale to the they left by a back door of the audience sat tJm:Jugb the sales pitch. Communications Building. state's impressive, 40- Terah Steams. a speech Said one, "WeD, if Big .Jim ,minute, multi-media sbow pathologist with the Wabash doesn't think I have better intended to get Illinois' and Ohio special education things to do, he can seD his "private" movers and c:oopetat!ve, showed extreme own state..... Four Carbondale men arrested in drug probe ByRodF...... Enforcement Group, the FBI spiraq to distribute cocaine, saff Writer 'and the federal Drug Eo­ one e:ouot of attempting to forcement Aaenr.Y. distribute, one count of illegal Thn!e Carbooda1e men were Carboodali Police Chief Ed use of communication devices, arrested con drug cbarses Hogan said that during the and seven counts 01 Wednesday nigbt follow 109 investigation, federal agents distn"butioo. lederal grand jury indictments bought cocaine lrom the men 'Jones is charged with one banded down last week, and a iDsiae Mr. 8's Townhouse, in count of coospiracy and one fourth turned hLlftgeIf ia tlJe 200 block of North count of distribution. Thursday. Wasbington Speller is charged witb one City police arrested Buford _ Hogan said police believe that eooot of c:oospiracy, lour counts Lewis, 33, of 415 E. Fisher, Lewis ran Mr. 8's TownhGuse of unlawful use of com­ Terry Jooea, 24. of the 100 bloclI: and a pool baD at 110 E. Oak St. municatioo devices, aDd one of North Gum, and Herbert as fronts for the drug bUSiness. count of distribution. Speller. 28, of 309 E. Elm. 00 Jan. %1, city police and Cole is charged with one count Also named in the in­ other agents raided the ~ ball of coospirac:y to distribute and dictmmts was Cleatus E. Cole, and coDfiscated 'several four countn of distribution of H, 01 1195 E. WIdDut, who 'poundIt" of cannabis and lour cocaiDe. turned himself in to V.S. baDdguns. Wesley Smith. 22. of MaximWD penalties lor marsba1s Thursday. 318 E. Jackson, bas been in­ conspiring to distribute. The indictments resulted dieted for ''fombly resi.:.tiog distributing, and attempting to &om a year-Ioog investigatioo a DEA agent ia that raid. distribute cocaine are a fine of Staff P ... ., Mlcbel MarceUe by (;arboodaJe police anCi ~ The drug operation netted $25,000 01" 15 years in prison, or Perhaps !lOt IepDy, bat HAed&eIea effeetively.. the SIaftIt· aaIIes state Department of Criminal about $200,008 • year tm!I" the both. The maximum penalty for Ita point clear &e CnIIIIer ~ .... a neeM ,..11 ..... Investigation. A1so assisting in last four years, Hollan said. ~wful Use of COIDJDUDication ....WaS .alclt lit Cape Gin..... Me. 'I1Ie ''spGr1''1I tIte_Jed the iDYestigatioo were· SIU-C The indictmenta cbarge W.ttee8 is a fine of $30,000 or aI leday" Fena _ ...... aM t. Police, the Southem '1lliDois Lewis with one count of ~ four years in prison. or both. Collapsed walkways' design Wews CRoundup-- Hinckley's trial delayed temporaril.Y

W...sHINGTON (AP) - A. federal appea~ pa~l canceled 'inadequate', says inv~ation late Thursday the March 9 trial date for premdential assailant John W. Hinckley Jr. - ooIy six hours after it was set by a WASHINGTON (AP) - Tbe engineerinQ fam was Gillum- was totally inaOOquate and lower court. Kansas City hotel walkways CoIaco strUcturaJ Enginef>.-. of c:ouJd not even bold CI tlllrd of the The U.S. Court of Appeals ruled that trial coold not be which collapsed and killed 113 SL Louis. weight required for sucb • the structure t.y Kansas City scheduled until the government decides whether to seek people last summer were rehearing of a decision that barred use of notes and a oral designed to support Jess than a In earHer court documents, building codes. Itatement obtained from Hincltley. third of the weight capacit-J the architectural fll"lD clahr.ed required by city code!I, fede"tal the walkways were "safe, Two of the tlvee botE,) walk­ investigators said iimrsday. properly erected, properly ways all suspended by steel Israeli ambassador warns of action "This wbole waikwoy IDSpected and ~ly and rods that h'.mg from the botel (system) was inadequately adequately supported." ceiling, collapSed - ~wing WASHINGTON (AP) - Israel's new ambassador binted designed," said Dr. Edward O. steel, concrete and ~es onto strongly Thursday that his nation may soon order a military prra~, who beaded ttae federal The tragedy last July 1'1 was the crowded h.'ltel atrium where strike into Southern Lebanon if there is no abatement of the investigation by the National the most devastating struclllnll the tea dance ",as under way. arms buildup by Palestine Liberation Organization forces Bureau of Standards into· the collapse ever in the United Officials said about 63 people Mosbe Arens told reporters the danger to Israel is "grtJWi~g accident at the Hyatt Regency States. In addition to those were believed to ~ on the two day by day" and ''you might almost say it's a matter 01 time" Hotel. The bureau released ib! killed, more tf:an 200 people, walkways .. before his government feels compelled to take "some action most of them attending an that would bring about casualties." fm~f~~a~~ :r:; evening tea dance, were in· Investigators said the w.llk­ Such a development would be certain to exacerbate tenSions engiiJeering company involved ,!IJred. ways gave way wben th~ throughout the region. in designing the struc:t-..ae would hanging rods pulled through the comment on the fedrmal report. '!be federal investigation said· box beams that connected the Final arguments set in Williams trial The arc:bitecrure was dorie by the quality of workmansbip and rods to the fourth fioor walk­ the firm of Patty, Berkebile, the materials used in the walk­ way. That walkway then fell on ATLANTA (AP) - Testimony ended in Wayne Willia;ns· Nelson, Duncsn, Monr:;e, ways were not to blame for tile top of the second fioor walkway, murder trial Thursday after nine weeks and 197 witnt'sses Lefebvre, Architects PlA!mers, collapse. But it concluded the causing both to plunge to the with his mother lamenting that the ordeal bas "ruined" her Inc., of Kansas City. The design of the support stucture atrium fioor .. faJ?1ily. The .explosive case (.-ouId go to the jury as esrly as Friday everung. "Wayne's character has been drua: through the mud .. Fa) e Williams told jurors as she returned to the stand as a rebut~J Education to get $53 million less witness for the defense. "My husband's character hall ~n SPRINGFIELD, m. CAP) - Thompson said in separate Making matters worse, be's drug through the mud ..• The Williams family ba.i ~ ruined. In a sneak preview of next letters to the State Board of said as much as $70 million of ''They continue to lie and He and He. but they bave not week's budget, Gov. James R. Education and the Illinois next year's additional revenues produced evidence that my SOlI is a ltilIer," she said. Thompson told educators Board of Higher Education. may bave to be earmarked for Superior Court Judge Clarence Cooper scbeduIed closing Tbursday they'D bave Jess stare The Republican governor is to the poor, through bigber arguments for Friday money next school year than deliver his sixth state budget, welfare spendinfJ. this year - $53 million less. for the fISCal year starting July Thompson IS lobbying, [t ID8l'b the first proposed 1, next Wednesday to the however, for a $S(Hnillion-a­ reductioo in total state dollars Legislature. year bike in state li~ taxes. (USPS 169220) for education in since Thomp­ He's already said it'D be his He aJso is reportedly toying son took office in Hm. ''leanest'' spending plan yeL with the idea of a new tax on PubI~ daily ~ tile Joumalism and Egyptian Laboratory Monday Thompson met with education In recent weeks, thompson insurance companies that could ~ Fnday cturiq regular semesters and Tue&day through Friday offIcials for more than an hour, has reduced the amount of new generate some $100 millioa • ~ IUIJUIM!r tenD by Southem Illioois University, Communications Build­ telling them that unless the money he expects to bave year. ing. Carbondale, IL 62901. Second class posta.le paid at Carbondale, IL Legislature ratifies new or available for all of state Under Thompson's proposed Editorial and busiDesa offICeS Ioc:ated in ComnlWJications Building North higher taxes. be can give government from $150 million to education budget, elementary Wing. Phone 53&-3311, Vernon A. Stone, fucal officer". • schools only $3.1 billion in state only $120 million. E~tion and secondary schools would Subscription nlel are '19.50 per year cr '10 for six months irJ Jackson money next school year. would get none of that get $2.1 billion - $35 million ~ surrouodin& c:ountieII. $27.50 per year or '14 for sill months ·within the new IestI Uruted States and SolO per year cr $25 for sill months in aU foreign .~ "Obviously, this bt«Ig~ does money under the governor's in general state su~ than for Postmaster: Send dlange of ~ to Dally Egyptiaa, Souther D Illinois not meet your expectations," proposal. the f1SC8l year ending Jtme 30. UDivenity. CarboodaJe, 1L62901. "NO OUT HOW GIANt AD AGltICiES HAVE IMPOSED A BLANKET OF SILENCE Aaour 1HEIR MASS-SEDUCTION TEOfNIQUES PICK's -LIQUOR IN NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES AND T.V. Dr. Wilson Bryan Key c~-. Author of: SublImInal SeductIon. Media Sexp/olfot/on and Clam Plate Orgy .~~~ir1 Ir~~1 MONDAY 7:30pm ~~ MARCH 1st

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Hlramw~lkert66~~ .,._~!~_._ & Nicolas 791 ChIpe, Soup)...... $2.50 Beaujolas '3 ' vea ... (Ew loll, FrIed ..... 'oIvwfth v...... ) ••• .12.20 . Amarettl~ 150ml ~ 750ml Ma Po Tofw (Hot. SpIcy ~ DIIh) ••••• _ •••••••••. $3.75 ...... 1roccoI1•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. Q.U Lev/is Park Mall-· Next to Pick's Electronics l'3tce 1. Daily Egvptian. February :II, 1lI82 Brown says government could . . .. Put Some ~ee~ ~lto ~. '. Your Fmandal F~rture. hack down on education costs _ - .. By Lyndall Caldwell Keith Sanders. SIU legislative tribution to the University o Staff Writer liaison, was also present at the community and financial need. ed I· ~ Listen T meeting and during an informal Another bm passed enables F1 e ~ Gerlach & Assoc. James Brown,. vice chan­ question and answer ~od a outstanding students who excell cellor, told the Student Senate senator asked about paid leaves in their departments but do not Wednesday that there is no anti­ to faculty members and the belong to Recognized Student Union Life 457-3581 education movement - just the payment to Joe Gottfried. Organizations to receive USO govt'mment trying to balance former basketball coach, when funds to attehd professional the budget with spending cuts. the coach was fired. seminars. The Reagan administration Sanders said he doesn't un­ The senate also passed a bill can be forced to back down on derstand why the Gottfried to declare April 14 as the educal.loD cuts the way it was matter keeps coming up. "It campus election date. forced tt; back down on Social would have cost a hell of a lot Security cuts, he said. more to k~ Gottfried than it Gregg Larson, USO vice The problems faced b:1 cost to fire him," Sanders said. president, told the senate that Dlinois are problems faced Thp senate passed a bill for John Mitchell, his form:r a("ross the nation, Brown told the Undergraduate Student assistant, was asked by the the senate. The nation needs Organization to pay the fees of executive branch to resign. educational facilities more than two undergraduates in the faU When Mitchell refused, he was . ever a!:d more students than and spring semesters' of' the ' fired. Larson told the senate ever are asking for help, he 1982-83 and 1983-84 school rears. that MitcJlD..ll was fired because said. The USO will estabhsh a of "basic philosophical dif· Tournantent This is "a most WlUf.ual and committee to award the fee ferences" and projects w!thin exasperating time," Brown waivers based on academic USO that he had "negatively March 2, 19827:00 p.m. said. excellence, outstanding COD- supported." Located in the Student Center County se~ks support for new jail Billiards Area By Kent SheHoa The action was taken to department cited 18 violations S&.lf' Writer of state codes, including safety Entry Fe. I. $2.00 Plus :::~n:eth~he~~t de&:~ and fire hazards. Letters are being sent to additional space better adllp­ A citizens group, the Citizens Table Time community groups and chur­ table to their specific needs, IlDd for the Improvement of Jackson ches in an attempt to gain to respond to the ftnding flf a County, plans to place ads in Mens.1IfI W-.ns DIvIII__ support for the bond issue for a Jackson Cotmty grand ~ury, local newspapers urging sup­ lout of s ..... _tches new jail to be voted on in. a issued on July 29, 1980, that a port for the bond issue, Chew March 16 referendum. . ,. new jail was needed. said. Prizes According to Mary Nell Chew, The grand jury said the Jackson County Board chair­ facility should be separate from According to Mae Nelson, a lstPloce $50.00 University Bookstore Gift Certificate man, the letters list wbat will be the courthouse and should meet member of the group and also a 2ndPIoce $25.00 University Bookstore Gift Certificate included in the p1'OpOSe'J jail law the requir~ments of the county board member, the 3rd Place $15.00 University Bookstore Gift Certificate enforcement center and real!ODS Depart!:Oent of COrrfO!!tions. group is trying to raise money for approving it. This would provide Jackson to circulate flyers urging 4thPIoce $ 10.00 University Bookstore Gift Certificate According to the letter, on County with a jail that wouItf support of the bond issue. January 23 the Jackson County compfy with state standards by Board voted 11-2 to ask voters to the DOC deadline of January I, Nelson said that the group has approve, in the March 16 1986, the letter states. raised about $200 and is Sponsored by primary election, a $6.5 miWoo Chew said the present jail shooting for at least $700 in Student Center Recreation bot"i issue for construction of doesn't meet DOC standards. In order to get ~ on radio and in the:: ~aiI. . 1980, an inspector from the I MARSON LTD. EARLY RISERS EXHIBITION AND PRINT SALE STUDENT CENTER· SOUTH ESCALATOR AREA FRIDAY • SUNDAY FE LR. U 2\ R Y SAVE MONEY lOam • 4pm INTERNATIONAL WEEK CARBONDALE-IV ANSVILLE 6:1' AM $25 ONE WAY (RETURN 9:50 PM) .OAIGNAL O~lfHr}\.L ftat (EXCEUENT AND MONEY SA VlNG CONNECTIONS WITH U.S. AIR TO SPONSORED "., CRAFT SHOP ... SPC CENT£R PROGRAMMING INDIANAPOI.IS, PRTSIURGH. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK) EFFECTIV£ MARCH 1

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'f'HE COLD war between two SIU-C sb.!dent groups recently ~-rupted again in ~n battle. Blows were exchanged between pro­ Khomeini aM aniJ-Khomeini students in the Student Center for at least the second time this ~,cademic year. Such incidents, caused ;.,y deep-seated .emotions unfatho":lable to most Americans, tend to tarnish the lDI<1;ges that A~en~ns have of international students, often damagIng the relationships between the two. But as serious as these incidents were, they are by DO means exemplary of the behavior of all the international students at­ tending this University. Nor are they even examples of the usual behavior of Iranian students. . • International !tudents cannot be stereotyped anymore than Americans can or should be. Instead of frowning upon them, as some SIU-C students and faculty do, international students ; should be appreciated for the va1uable contributions they mako:: to ttUs University both as individuals and as groups. G'ive black history to the children THE ECONOMY of Southern Illinois benefits greatly from ~Je presence of international students. In r~ct, the. Office 01 1D­ By KeD Perkins tbemse1ves. ternational Education has estimated that mternatlonal.lo~ts the rich memories history provides, history more than rt.7 million a year, money that this regIon Staff Wri1er MOST l!-YEAR-OLJ) ciilldrer. get along just that was viewed as non-violent and ately needs. . revolutionary. History that has paved the way ore importantly, international students reinforce the ~­ fine when It comes to drawing themselves. We ~ for young black women to attend a important diversity of the University atmOSPhere. ~ bring usually chuckle and sometim~ even lau~ out different cultures, traditions and beliefs lrom theIr home loud at the cutesy pictures those little dickens predominantly white university such as SW-C. History, through the 'llemories of obstacles ~~:::ai:l:mth';~iI students is enriched ty the ~rtunity. to ~coin-se it's usually nothing stunning or bIacb have overcome and turned into suc. mingle with members of other cultures Amellcan and. m­ extravagant. Just what one would expect from cesses, provides positive identity. ternational students both $ain from the exposure to perspectives an S-Ye!!r-old. Maybe a box head, ears, little on life different from their own. body and bilJ feet. But it was different with Our history shows us ance&tors with The benefits of inter-rultural mingling also extend to the Sharron Collins' self-portrait. It had no face. remarkable spiritual stren~. There was Jan community through the host families program. International And Sharron knew it. She intended it that way. Matzelier, who revolutionized the show students get to live with American families in what is a learning Since the day she was OOrn, she baa bad f.:) buIiness industry. live with a mentally disabled father who sits exr~e~::: l.!:~ruti~:· are receiving the recognition they around the house and stares into space. He:;ays And Granville T. Woods, who laid down the deserve during International Students Week, which will conclude nothing a~ ~ nothing. And no one aays aetual plans for Alexander Graham Bell to with a buffet this weekend. However, such appreciation shculd invent the telephone. And Benjamin Banneiter, also be extended to the Unive~ity's international community ~dest Sister is a colleg~ ~ 'libo wbo was the inventor of the clock. And, of year round. can't seem to fmd a direction in HIe. Iter oldest course, Garrett k Morgan, wbo invented the brother, 23, is Usually eviJ.tempered and in­ trafflC light and designed the fIrSt gas mask. secure about 1iDemploymenl So Sharron, a black girl, doesn't qui~ know WHEN SHARRON and other ci:ildren Bit wbo she is, or where she is ~.. Her portraits down and read about the peo~Who made history they will know that, al It W~ a don't bring chuckles or u ter, and are -~etters--- hD.g atidana 11hard fight, the herot'8 di preYrill. usualJy voiCeless, faceless nameless_ And Children are vital to the future of bl.'lck Sharron is not alone. America. Because they mean so much to ~ cbildren, black Americans must conserve their Help show the way; be a SLA THERE ARE millions of black children like her wbo don't know their cultural heritage. memories 01 the past. ... sbi .. ts As February - 8!ack History Monul - ! Their knowledge 01 history, of who ~ are anet Into its fmal stages, so will the reflecticns !"'- tho: You get out from the car and This fall SLAs will become en where they come from, ls lackadaisical. And ideals behind it. That should not be so. ct.:ldrell feel the bright sun in full force. integral part of orienting new because of such apathy, they do not have much need to know their history an year round. Oue The people around you are all students to SIU-C. They will be pride in their 8DCe3tors or confidence· in month voted to such an endeavor is not enough. carrying boxes and luggage, coming down a few days early Young girls like Sharroa bave not learned 01 Give tIlE'II a bigger break than recess. lk."'11IT)'ing as fast as they can and meeting the incoming with their heavy loads. The freshmen. They will aCCQ!npany scene is pretty much the same students to activities, make all around you - people, cars sure they are registered Muslim gr.'oup isn't Kho~eini arm and white visors. properly and beciime ~ ~ the White visors and maroon t­ Person's fIrSt encounter with I have neither the time nor the dedicated to the promotio."1 of you pretend to denounce. In­ shirts are two of the trademarks SIU-C students. > incJ.ii1atioo to get into a pointless deed Khalil you are being not of a Student Life Adviser. The peace, eooperatlon and un­ If you ~ve the last three acrimony with RabieJ Khalil derst:.nding between MuslimS only intolerant, but also c~i1dish others are leadership, frien­ of trademarks a Student Life over the situation in Iran lDaily &>:<1 non-Muslims. The fact that and irresponsible: Chlld!sh dliness and kindness. It takes Egyptian, Feb 16). I, however, leadersbip to volunteer time-to the vast majority 01 its mem- beane.:'! it is a SIgn of 1m· :~ridw~~ ft~l': tt: have found it ethically com­ matuaity not to recognize that show new students' around formation session to find out pelling to respond to the pmpus, to direct traffic on ~r:!inr~rn\c::s. nottJ':: people may tlloughtfll:lly and more about this ~iting and falacious and malignant sincerely . hold dIfferent ptove-in dates and to conduct a rewarding challenge .. Khalil's groundless charges. m . mall group meeting. remarks that Khalil made with addition to this, political ~or:­ . '008' irresponsible because We, the Student Orientation reg:r.d to the Muslim Student tivities are greatly discouraged :muse -'tJI this belliCOfA! and It takes friendliness to walk Committee, ask you to look A.c.sociatioo. avoided by up to a stranger with a broad and MSA executive emotion~.1 language, youf bact to when you were an in­ To begin with, Khalil committee. MSA simply bas sabotage any aHempt 0 smile, to invite him or her to a coming freshman. How much demonstrated hi.!1 benign and 'absolutely and eategorically reaching a m'.ltual un- campus activity and to laugh did you need someone to show complete ignorance about the nothing to do with inter-Iranian -derstanding betwet'D you and with the student when he thinks you around, answer a question MSA. He gave the malicious politics or the politics of any those who di!:agree WIth the building's name is Quigle, or just be a friend? Show the mi~ht impression that the MSA is other country. you on some 1SSUe$: of Qui~ey. instead way for !JeW sto.:dents; be an nothing mOf!! than an external Finally, Kham, to dismiss all It takes kmdness to un­ SLA. Come to the Office of branch of the b-anian govern­ those who do not .'Ihare your It is truth. Khalil, not MSA derstand what the student is Student Development for an ment. This is simply 8 sort of opiniOP" about Iran as trouble that casts terror in the hearts of going through on his fIrSt days application or call 453-5714 for rubbish talking. MSA is a makers and agents for the malicious men. - Kbalid bere, to realize that you can more information. _. Mary religious, cultural and Iranian regime is a repugnant Solomon, Gradllate StRdeD!, help him settle in comfortably Chybicki, Student Orit:ntatioo philantropic organization that is manifestation of the intolerance JoamaHsm and to do il Committee. by CMTyTrudeaU Union is hurting police pay

Want to join an unsound, catch up pay. back-biting, don't-care-about­ Whoopee! Teamsters Local your-peens union? You can. Just 347, you managed to lose the $14 a month will get you entire 2. percent for 14 security nothing. officers on the fIrSt shift. Yes, and to start with, they Bet you just can't wait until will negotiate your 2 percent next . year, maybe you coold raise away from you, no matter negotiate our entire ~ away how hard State Sen. Buzbee and to buy recap tires for the safety Rl'p. Richmond wo~ked to center cars. - MIke Tbomaa. finally get the University some Creal SpriDgs

PagE' .f. Daily Egyptian, Februal'f !S' 1982 Higher education situation I~---~---~------~- I I ~tJv1aroc I looks bad, Shaw tells GSC I By Doug HeWnger Federal advisor's I!!C9m- pected to do the same with 98 Attention Ladles StaU Writer h. ..nd that states keep a 5 percent or that money next I pet\. "tit surplus of fm:.ds &t the year," Shaw said. The shori~range situation for end of .. fiscal year as a cushion. Shaw said members of the Every Friday Night I higher education doesn't look Dlinois is ,'"CpeCted to have only sru administration have made I good, Chancellor Kenneth Shaw a 2 percent ~ '1fJIlus, Shaw said personal visits to state senators 8:pm-ll :3Opm told the Graduate Student ''Twenty-thre..' states expect ~ •.d congressmen and have I Council Wednesday. to end the \.'tUTeI.' year with written letters to national I He said, with the recession zero balances or defic.~ in their legislators to express their and 9 percent unemployment in funds," Shaw said. "Oru~ 11 or COl'ICt!l'D over the federal cut­ DuMaroc Presents: I minots, the state's fiscal the 50 anticipate ha,>q hArb. situation will improve little in balances at the end of the fisca. "On three occasiOns in the I 1983. year lar,er than the normal 1--''It six months we've testified I "The money isn't there," be cushion.' ejb~ - in Washington or here An All Male Revue said. Shaw also said the reductions about:"e effects of the cut­ I Shaw said at the state level of state taxes a few years ago is backs," bo.: SIild. the future problems rest with showing an effect on the Illinois Shaw urgb..' the members of For Ladles Only! I the taxpayers. "Is the treasury. the GSC to lOne•• voor rights as I ~tion willing to pay ad· "By 1984 we'll be looking at citizens" by votin& "nd writing ditional taxes?" Shaw asked, $500 million less in the state congressmen. (men we1come ofter 11:30) I Illinois taxpayers must be treasury 88 a result or these tax lD other action, th~ GSC made aware of the importance cuts," Shaw said. '.. . ': P8ssed a resolution to orga•. '''.e o::~.,.!=~ I of higher education, Shaw said. According to state Sen. Dawn a "teach-in" on March 1. tilt. They mus. ~ conviced that Netsch, ~cago, the state day a national protest is - '*,. ---, higher educatillD can benefit will lose between $1.1 billion and planned against cuts in federal ~------~ them by higher productivity $1.7 billion during the next five aid to students. Locally it will be through research, be said. years 88 a resUlt or reduced held at 5 p.m. in E:.t1lroom A of funding from the federal the Student Center. government. The teach-in will feature Winning photos Rather than asking the state guests speakers from the SIU-C for money it doesn't ha"le, Shaw faculty and the Carbondale '0 be displayed suggested one solution to higher community. education's money problems is in Student Center to resolve them internally The GSC also passed a WInning entries from the A productivity improvement resolution to cooperate with the fourth annual Photogenesis program was formed two years Infant Formula Action Coalition Juried Photography Show will ago in the SIU system to shave 1 in a boycott of aU Nestle go on display Monday in Art percent a year from personnel products at sru..c and in the Alley of the Student Center. !lel'Vices, Shaw said. Last year Carbor.dale community. Nestle Luther Smith, chair of personnel service funds were is selling infant formula to . photography in the Art i'educed by 1 percent and the people in developing countries Department at the University of same is expected next year. that is allegedly causing lliinois at Champaign, juried "If you've got 100 percent or siCkness and death in infants the show Thursday m~. the money last year your ex- because of misuse. From among 300 entries:. Sm!tb selected 60 prints for aisplay, Evening including two "best-ol-show" 985-3303 which earned their entrants a up to $l;"r:::.s were Pat:ridl: Rvn­ schen and Loma M. ~etz­ Ka11sen. Receiving honorable mention were Laurie Dunphy. Donald Matter and Don Bevirt.. .. .< AD are photography students at 75%off SIU-C. A reception t>r~ Jl~ ? p.m. Monday will open the ~. SELECTED GROUP OF ITEMS -(~..~. -P'iNCH PENNY .(!:0 including ... ~ LIQUORS ~ 605 E. Grand l __ Park 529·3:).e8 . ~rs: H-l M·Th 10-2 F·Satl·' Sun Wines Liquors Bacardi J! 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I"'~~ 6. Daily Egyptian. :"el:iruary .16. 1_ 'Abbot and Costello' feelino· ...... l ....n THE'~TRES THREE STOOGES -fOX EASTGATE fOLLIES leaves 'Godot' hogged dow~ 712 E. WALNUT -4S7·5&G~ TODAV By AblgaU Kimmel beleaguered vagabond who land9 PM Staff W..... r wants to forget about Godot, $1.00 Play rI~ -: though Vladimir won't let him. According to the press re!~ase f And Walker had the most for "Waiting for (;odot," CReVlewi 'I:'1 difficult role as the slave who someone once likened the play can't think until his master to "Aristotle's philosophy Schneider directed U>e play's permits it - then his thoughts performed by the Marx debut in the United States, and gusb out in a timde that can Brothers." has directed the premieres of barely be encompassed by the But the performance by The all of Samuel ~kett's plays spoken word. It was incredible Acting Company at Shryock here, it trudg,!d even during that be c:ould fe4!l off Ilia Auditorium Tuesday night moments of wit and action. detailed mooologue at the speed came closer to Abbott and -, Beckett has said that the play of the Federal Express pit­ Costello doing Jean-Paul has 110 meaning and ill meant ~ cl'!!'WJ. Sartre. lb..~ production was distur­ The snap and speed rIi the ~~ni~O:if :.:~ hl'lR in that it seemed to ride Marx Brothers was wha~ it who Godot was ~ to bo: I:w» .... sides of the fence between needed, though. to kt!eP. it from be would have put It in the play. J."'~ifJ and unreality. as it bogging down in Its own In that sense Schneider was seesawed between dealing with vagueness and tn..certamtr; successful - Godot· could be l'l)ther-wurld" concepts 'and ''Waiting for Godot" III an anyooe from God to Death to examining the real world. absurdist play, one which has Purpose in Life. There was really no spark U) no concrete meaning M' sense T6e east went a long war to the production. No magic, no overall but which is to be in­ liven up the production, click that made the whole thing terpreted individuall especiaHy Richard S. I~ewski work. Perhaps since John .II deals with' two ~igabbrfds as Estragoo, and Paul Walker Houseman is the company's who are waiting for a Mr. as the slave; Lucky. IgIewski producing artistic director, I Godo~ who will supposedly give was delighUul as the exhausted, expec!:.ed too much. their Uvea meaning or direction. The two, VhllHmir and Estragon, struggle desperately THE Harlem to ~ the ti,me "'ith any ac­ tiVity that comes to mind, whicb BODYHEAT b...-omes more and more dif­ ~":'~'Globetrotters ficult ~ time p~. !fIrriII a.. 111ft While w.ut!::;; lor Godot or some word from him, they MonciaY. March 1 10IMY I. $,4TURIMY 11. 9:15,. encounter two men on opposite ".$0 ends of a long rope - a slave 1:30 pm being driven mule-like by his .. r.., It i,. tt.OO master. The master speaks constantly of time, as does the slave (when allowed to speak), but wbeu the two tum.up again they have no conception of yesterday or tomorrow. . ,Throughout the marlilUJon wait-sessioo tbere are p;enty of great lines of tbougbt-PI'OVOkina phil~y along with muc6 ::t:~Ie~of~ ~amdety.... -.. In spite of being • meticulously crafted sbow,

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...... ~-~'-.-. ,"'-' . --~.""' __.<"''f_ .",~ .... w"'~. Chief Tap. grimaces from the pain ., the Miser', wristJoc:k bold.. referee James BlIIIIling ..... OD in Benton. ---~~cus------Pro Wrestling: Sport or Spoof? By Mike Anton breaking of the rules. So The unmasking, sat back in his one best dealt with 'p!omptJy. be remembered as the greatest Staff Writer Miser would now lose -lose the front·row seat Iaugbing as be "Sometimes stupid peOple or I doD't want to be remem­ mask that hid the truth of just pondered that ~. like to cbaDeuge me," he said bered at aD. And in this game, if Ronnie Garvin sat on the ba(:k who this despicable. cheating "U's no big deaf." be !llBid. "But I make them look like two montbs from DOW I lost the j 0( 'the Miser, whose face 9; as man was. still chuckling. "I saw him hamburger . if they do. Most title, DO one would remember . nat on the mat. About 200 without that mask· before. He people, though, are smart me. I'm at the top right now and screaming people jumped from THE PEOPLE crowded did the same ~ at a match I enough DOt to do that." I'm staying here." their seats looking and SOWJding closer and closer toge~her, saw in Paducah.' Savage bas a reputation of But that title was in jeopardy vindictive as they crowded some with cameras to C see then-ehampion "'...eaping' wrestler." In other words he marked "LexiDgton Barber good conquer eviL SOMETIMES BEING a Lanny Poffo in Hal~ax, Nova bin't Imown for using dirtY College" and looking like Ming The crowd shrieked as Garvin World Hea~ght Cbampioa Scotia. He wal! in Cape trk-luI, a style many say Savage the Merciless with that red, untiM the laces and ripped off isn't all that it's cracked up to Girardeau to c'.dend his title utiliz.es in the ring. white and blue jacket complete The Miser's mask, revealing a be. li5dinSt Poffo - a title which he "I got a bad temper," Savage with the pointed collar turned middle-aged man with a ''MltCho Man" Randy Savage, says, means everything to all said. "And when I get mad I up stiff and the tight·fltting receding hairline. Garvin the title holder for International wrestlers. lose my cool. I could do mask that hid his identity. proudly walked off as The Miser Cbampioosbip Wrestling, can something out there that the It was a m ... tch that meant a squirmed~ on the mat at- attest to that. leW is small as FOR SAVAGE IT WAS a long referee seer. and get thrown out. lot to both Garvin and The tempting to hide his race - his professional wrestling way to tt,e top after being But if I could get away with it I Miser. Both had entered the 16- covered trademark - from the organizations go. Started three released by a Chicago White would, because winning is foot square ring at the Cape fans. years ago in Lexington, Ky., by Sox minor league baseball club. everything n •• o '"",illht there's Arena Building in Cape Could this mean that his . wrestler-promoter George "I started out at the bottom," DOdisquaufic;ti~ the match, Girardeau, Mo., risking career as a professional Weingeroff and a small nucleus he said. "I mean the real bot­ so anything dirty can ,a." sometbin~ precious if they lost. wn:stler was over? That his of Ii ' I ba kers tw-&nncs to tom. It was hard for me to get Besides the cOnflict m styles For Garvin, it would be his ;"t. ID8IICl8 C -;r"-e and the no-disqualification rule, _.. ha· hi r- effectiveness as a mysterious break away from the larger bookings. back thea because I blaU. If, w 'cb would be mauler had been undone? No .....anizations that control the had DO reputation." the championship match had an shaved off right then and there. had known his - .. And for wrestlers a lack of added feature. Savage just For 'I...ae Miser, it would be his one true identity. big markets like Chicago, ICW happens to be Poffo's brother. mask. In the end Garvin won disc~dlosednow. the secret had heeD bas grown to the point that it is reputatiOIl means a lack of what . ' seen w\'lekly in 17 American they got into professional ...... •...... beating The Miser desplte the One fan, an older man, who televisiOl.' markets, mainly in wrestling for in the first place. _m_a_S_k_ed_m_an_'_s_n_e_v_e_r-e_n~di;.;;n.:g~ru::·~;;::d:..:rus.=:h.::;ed~to~th::ie~m~a~t~to!!;see~Jth2eE.. the South ClCW is aired on "Money. sbictly money" is his BUT OF COURSE motive, Savage says. And ac­ professional wrestling is fake - WSn., Channel 3. at 11:30 p.m. a finely choreographed Saturdays) and worldwide in ~ to Weingeroff, there's a lot of It to go around. exibition of physical acrobatics such places as Puerto Rico, and staged gratuitous violence, ·Great Britain, Germany. The average professional wrestler makes about $40,000 a They are to wrestling what the Ni~ :~ P=~ty comes year, he said. Because he is Three Stooges were to comedy: problems. For Savage, a tank of champ, Savage pulls in about When Moe smashes Curley's a man with 6 feet 2 inches and $200,000 a year. So for head with a wrench. there's 235 pounds of muscle, one professional wrestlers, the laughter' because it's obvious Photos by problem is that people like to name of the game, they say, is that it isn't real. When a challenge him not only in the to avoid injuries and get to the wrestler is beaten with a pipe, ring but out in the street, at bars tor. where the real money is. kicked repeatP.dly in the .body and in restaurants. 'But my goals are not JUSt in and bead and stiangJed on the money," Savage insists. "I ring's ropes,· there is ex­ Michael HE KEEPS IN his wallet a want to be the greatest citemeat. But of coone he newspaper clipping of one such professional wrestler of all walks away from it and is back Marcotte incident in Nashville, Tenn., time." . next week to do it all over again. where he got into an argumeat At least that's the '9H1y most at a diner with a guy who, SAVAGE SAID HE had once [aDS see it. . Savage says, wanted to prove considered quitting wrestling "I love it," said one woman he was tough. A fight ensued, because of a string of injuries ",bocame to Benton the week 'and the police were called. that included a separated before the Cape Gira-deau card Savage got into a scuffle with shoulder, broken fingers, to see, &mODg other matches, the cops, who finaUy brought sprained ankles and a troken Leaping Lanny take on Gary him under ..'OOtrol with a police Dose. But for now, he says, he'U Royal. "But I come to watch the people too. TIJ.:!)"re a lot better. dog and a ("dn of Mace. It cost ~eep ~n~ as long as he 'I'bir1eeII-year-Gid Tammy Summers ., Savage "a lot of m~" to get "That lady over there," she Beaton admires a SCMlveair picture ., out of that one. But it s an 0c­ ~)ways ~ I can get one . LeapiDg Lamty Poff.. cupational hazard, be says, and more fight in ~use I want to See WRESTLING. Page t . Page 8. Daily Egyptian, February ., 1982 WR~STLING from Page 8 said pointing across the ring, a broken jaw that r got in a name 011 it." Broomf"reld after a match in each other. But then the un­ "sbe dances around swearing at match." which The Sheik, obviously not thinkable happened. Pofto, the wrestlen. She really gets Poffoagreed: "You can't stop WHETHER BODILY ex­ in the mood to wrestle a man flinging himself bad and forth carried away. And she has a people from calliJ>g ?"ou III fake, cretions are in vogue among who outweighed him by 150 off the ropes, accidently heart problem so I don't know but personally I don t like to be wrestling fans is doubtful, but ,ounds, simply worked on crashed into Chief Tapu j why she does it. But then again, called that. It's hke a girl being Poffo's makes a point: Broomfield's face with a stick knocking him out of the ring ano she's one of the ODes that think characterized aa a whure. I Wrestling fans tend to be true until be had won a conces.~ion. unconscious. Poffo pinned it's really I't'at can't prove to anyone that it's fanatics in a participatory Sava$e twice. But as fate would "A lot of people get mad if yon not fake. But 1 try by my own sense. At both the Benton and w~:! ~r:~ g: :~~: have It, Tapu was out of the ring sav it's aU lake... she said. "But example. I feel that I'm an Cape Girardeau matches - out cold - and didn't see. the things they do to each otheillr athlete and I'm not gcmg to lose autographed pictures of Several fans desperatel'y tried let's be bonest, it would k' to anybody on purpose." wrestlerS sold briskly and the to help the referee back mto the them." Those who see pi ofesaionaJ wrestlers themselves were 10 ring to no avail. The only thing wrestling as fake are usually surrounded by kida scurrying to "I can'l prove to do, Poffo thought in THE WRE"'TLERS them­ ''people who can't imagil18 what collect autographs of their frustration, was to aroqse the selves, however, vehemently the pain is like," Pofto said. favorites. Middle-aged men and anyone thaI iI's Chief, get bim back into the ring insist it's real. "Ninety percent 01 those people women sprang from their seats himself, and pin Savage for a "i get that question, whether have never done a push-up in during the matches, screaming nol fake. BUll third time. it's fake or not, a lot," their lives. They're not athl~tes. at the referee: "Watch out, that Wein eroff sa . "But if this is H they think it's so fake, why guy has a stick in his trunks!" Irybymyown BUT TAPU WAS a bit peev~ aU fafe, why 10'so many people does tlte money keep changing or "Can't you see that be's by the wholt! thing; he thought pay $5 to see it? You'd be an hands .•. And I tell you there are pullinI( his hair!" and "Look, example. I feel Pofto knocked him out of the idiot to pay money for a lot of fans walking around look, fie's choking him!" ring on purpose. The crowd was somethin, that, isn't real. with money who will buy a urine Ii" J" ,. .rm an alhlete and screamir.g that it wasn't true. Besides, it s not fake that I have specimen if it bas somebody's 11IAT'S PART OF the game Tapu didn'~ believe it. He in­ for the fans. They come to see Pm not going to sisted that his friend, Poffo, had the white hats fight the black given hhn a cheap shot. And IKi hats, the good versus the bad lose to anybody one, friend or foe, gives Chief aDd the ugly. They seem able to Tapu il cbeap shot. put aside their doubts about the on" purpose. " Tapu and Poffo continued reality of the sport and go along ar-gumg. Then Savage threw with the spirit of things. ~y Poffo out of the ring. Now Poffo gasp and winch when one -Leaping LaDy Polfo was stunned. Tapu began wrestler tosses another out of counting him out. The crowd the ring on to the concrete floor urged Poffo on: "Get back in, and then steps out and kicks you've got to get back before hUD in the head not 2 feet away ween Poffo and Savage. 20!" from them. WeingE'roff wanted a man who Tapu stood on the ring's edge "Maybe it's like living out a could be trusted to keep order in counting. "Thirteen, fourteen, fantasy for some people," says this no-disqualification fifteen..... Poffo, struggling to Peggy Lee Cook, whO brought championship match and Tapu make it back, reaehed up to the her four young daughters along seemed an excellent choice. ,trying to pull himself "JP. to Benton. Tammy, Cook's 16- Savage strutted into the ring ~teen," Tapu shouted as Ile year-old, hides her face ant.! to the boos of the crowd and the kicked Poffo back out of the giggles when the story is told of beat of a disco tune blaring ring. Tapu did what? The crowd Leaping Lanny kissing her at a through tbe arena's sound couldn't believe it. match last year. system. He slowly removed his ''You sit tiere and you have a ornate gold robe, yellow TWENTY CAME and Poffo personal ~y, someone who sunglasses, yellow feather bad lost. Chief Tapu walked out you really bate. And you have beadband, and of course, the in disgust. Savage, his face the good guys who you like and championship belt. covel't'd with blood, grabbed his lOU root for them," she said, belt and left amid the insults of 'But if you were up there in the SAVAGE'S MISSION was to the fans. ring makinaa living, would you beat Poffo into submission and eay it was Iake~ Of course you keep the title. There was 0b­ d~~~~o~~r:era~y wouldn'L The fans really know viously bad blood b!tween the that il's fake, but I'll,teD you. two ~ _ 81."... bl a ~~~~t!~~~ you do forget sometimes." prelude of what ,.as to COJre, the same. "What haooened?" took an opportunity before the be asked a group o£ CbiJdrea match to spit at Poffo. who had crowded arouDd him. LEAPING LANNY POFFO The match was brutal. Witb "What happened?" bas a philo5ophy of caution no disqualification, botb "Don't worry," one 01 the when it comes to WJ'f"ltling his wrestlen took advantage of the youngsters implored. "You brother the champ: "f'lever get lack 01 rules to kick, punch and won. You did. Lannr" he into Uk., ring with him unless Ding each other out of the ring cheated. You beat him. ' The you expect trouble." children surrounded Poffo, In cape Girardeau caution ov~:: ~r:;p through the trying to add moral suppor ~ as was thrown to the wind. The crowd, a fan unwisely went he left for the locker room. ft'OWd of about 800 had alreadY after Savage with a folding Their bero had lost - witnessed a \'8riety of brutal chair. Savage - "I tum tl!em technically, but not rightfully. confrontations that night: The into hamburger" - took time The older man woo had Miser's unmasking; a six-man, out from grappling with Poffo to laogbed earlier at seeing The tag-team match .that took p1~ give the Ian a flurry of fists. Miser UlllD8Sked picked up his WresdiDlI champ Raady "Maclao Maa Sayale" eaten IfIe Cape more in the mam-Door seating Back inside the ring it was a coat to leave. Glnnleaa CIvic Centel' to a eJ· ..... 01 catcalls momen.. Itefare ilia section than in the ring; the monumental battle. The "Now thal's entertainment," champioaship match wi&b Lea~g LaDy Polio. . bloody face of Crusber wrestlers took turns punishing be said. .~~""""~~iIII!'l

"It's like living out a fantasy for some people. •• The fam really know ~ it's fake, but ra teU you, you do forget sometimes." BAGEL from Page 6 CALL US FOR KEGSI any warm night that the bars King has a 100llist of cooking are hopping. _ jellies and odditie... Priced at experience. He has wnrlcf'l'l for between $1 (for laves, jellies The restaurant is not only a the past six )eclH. lor a nwr.oer and oddities) and $1.75 (for 2 campus reps- no waltlngl place to eat - it's an art of restaurants in the Cin­ specialties, which include the gallery, too, and Long is cinnati almost all of which meat- and cheese-topped kinds) served one type of ethnic food or each, the bagel menu is topped ~ .. C~em:.~!:tice~::~~~~ another. German· by off with the "Bagel Creation," the name. nationality, King said be is which for $2 gives a customer a "We wanted the name to planning to add some things to reflect both the cuisine and the Long's menu in the future. ~~~c:t!n~t=~~i~:a~ gallery," Long said. The word The main feature on The dJeese. epicurean is defined as a person Epicurean'S calligraphed menu who is "given to the pursuit of is the "Bagelunch," which for Long advertises that there are more than 100 d;rferent ~~ pleasure or ... sensuous $2.89 provides a hungry gratification." customer with his choice of a combinations of toppings for his "We want our customers to "Bagel Fave," a cup of bagels, wruch come in several not only be pleased by fine food, homemade soup, a salad and a flavors, There also are many but by the atmosphere and glass of fresb-squeezed fruit or other features. decor as well," Long said. So, vegetable juice. . But the main dish is bagels, he got together with the "Art The ba~els on the menu are and even if you aren't so fond of Works," a group of local artists, divided mto five categories them now, you may find which agreed to display some of besides the "Faves":· yourself infected by "Hadley's its members' art in the speCialties, frui~, i~ports. Bagelmania. " restaurant. '" ,.. "This has been a lifelong dream of mine," Long said. "We're trying to bring some culture to Carbondale. We want it to be a different kind of --=- _:...==-_- ...... """""'- ~ restaurant - not like just another fast food place. You --...... -- ~------..., -----104 (ABLE FM / 600 AM :~~~ ,!!ts a:!re.~icrowave- The ''we'' that Long refers to includes some old and new ~. Southern Illinois' COMPOENCE & DEPENDABILITY friends of his. Or:e is The Epicurean's h"'!d chef, Kristoff MORE THAN JUST PREny FACES King, 'El, who.s from the same a~,,~. Rock-n-Soul hometown as Long - Logan, 8&J Distr. Co. 549-7381 (24 hrs. a day) Ohio. Others include Laura Bl!santll and Pat Murray, leaders of the Art Works, and David Attmore, publisher and editor of the Southern Observer, from whom Long is leasing space for the restaurant. After a real thrilling first date••• F our sites added for county citizens to get energy aid

Jackson County residents may apply for energy assistance startiq March 1 at four additional outreach sites recently added by the Western Egyptian Economic Op­ portunity Council. Residents may now apply on Monday and Tuesday each week from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Jutreach office, 1011 Locust St., Murphysboro, and on Wedne5'iay and Thursday each week at the Community Service Room, 207 N. Marion, Car­ bondale. The four additional sites will be tbI~ Gorham Village Hatl, the Port Authority Building in Grand Tower, the Community Building in Elkville and the Ava City Hall. Appointments can be made March 1 and 8 in Gorham, each Tuesday in Grand Tower, each Wednesday in Elkville and each Thursday in Anna. Hours will be 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. until March 31, or until all residents who wish to apply have done so. Sites will be ('tumged as the need arises. Ti.~ program, which deter­ mine:; eligibility by the household's income for the previOl.L~ 90 days, will continue until Sept. jO or, until funds are spent. Applicants are asked to bring documents proving the household's income for the previous 90 days and if they pay their own heat bills, a. copy of their latest bill. cuddle up wi2h the. real taste of ~eer.

Adam'sRlb MEN'S STTL/rNG ., , '-"ut&IIow&~" " Shampoo & Condlticr-: l>age to. Daily Egyptian. February 26, 1982 THERE1S A .. REASON. NURSES GET MORE 'RESPONSIBILITY IN THE NAVY. THEY'RE NAVY OFFICERS.

On one side of her collar is the s)"'1D.bol of the Nurse Corps. Oathe other is the insignia of a l~avv officer. It makes a difference. Navy nurses are responsible not only for the care of their . patients, but for the training and supervision of hospital corpsmen and other clinical and administrative personnel. Their choice of specialties is from thirteen different fields, with positions in twenty.. six cities. They earn an excellent salary, top benefits, and that one intangible that money can't buy"the pride and respect of a Navy officer. For the complete story, speak to your local Recruiters. Call collect (314) 263 .. 5000 Mon... Fri. 8a.m... 2p.m.

Daily EgyptiaD. February .. 1982. Page 11 TIIOMPSON from Page I that "the decision is in your '11Je plan, called Dlinois Inc., Affairs. Its goal is to persuade 'Everyone Loves Catfish~ arena." is a proposed aUillnce between in-state businesses to stay here The General Assembly will state government, bU'Jiness and and others to relocate to Illinois. convene Marcb 23 to consider labor "committe#J to the Why not Enjor Thompson's f1SC8l 1983 budget. economic revitaiization of The state wants to gel which includes the proposal to Dlinois and Chicago," busines.'IeS t., contribute toward AII-You-Can-Eat close the Bowen Center. a propused $5 million ad­ Prior to the governor's Dlinois Inc. would be rim vertising campaign promoting Fridays After 4:00 arrival, state. Rep. Bruce Rich­ through the Winois Dc?pIlrtment Dlinois to U.s. and foreign in­ mond said that the Dlinois of Commerce and ('ommunity vestors. Department of Mental Health's Special Includes: criteria for closing such Catfish, Hush Puppies, and facilities hadn't been used. Those criteria, he said, in­ French Fries cluded the effect of the closing on the children, the staff and the THE GOLD MID local economy. -Can satisfy your appetite anytime I AI!-You-Can-Eat "If they coovince me those three criteria were used, that's anott-.n- story, but I haven't Lunch: Stop in for Q slice $3.59 b,en convinced,'" Richmond of deep pon ~ina said. . Welcome to Morrison's! Melinda Field, a teacher at Dinner: Relax and lei us Bowen who was among those deliver a piping hot ; protesting the closure, said, pino to your door. . '·We have offered the kids a .MORRISON'S® program tbey have Dever Call foto ..1dI ....lwefY received anywhere else. To aft... ,. the cafeteria restaurant work so hard for these kids and • J4t.4u. to provide these services only to have the center closed seems In UniversitY j~all such a waste." 611 5. illinois Mon-Fri 11-21"'8 Sat-Sun 11.8 At a press conference in the WSIU-TV studio, Thompson said, "I've been wrestling with this decision for three months now. At some point the struy,gling must come to an end and a decision must be made. 'The people of this slate didn'l elect me to make easy decisions'- Gov. James Thompson atSlU-C

"I saved the center twG years ago, but 1 just can't keep it ooen any \orur.er" be said. '''i'be people cf ihts state didn't elect me to make easy decisions." Responding to CODCemS about the impact 01 the closing on the local ecollC,my, Thompson said he couldn't promise that every worker now employed at Bowen would be transferred to Anna. But he said that if area residents agree to converting the center into a ccrrectional facility, "the opportunity for employment in this area will be increased." Referring to the possibility of converting the center, he said, "Whe!I I have to close an in­ stitution, as painful as that is, I have to find an alternative use for the facilities." Although Thompson seemed SET YOUR~SIGHTS 0" THE C0f!1P8ttY uncomfortable defending bis decision to close the Bowen Center, he was optimistic about THAT SETS THE STfiHDfiRDS the economic condition of the ..f) .' CAREER OPPORTUNmES ~:~~, saying,. "It will get bet- The ELECTRONICS and SPACE DIVISION of Emerson EIec:t:;C.co. Broad-based to product hne. Internalional in scope and-influence. "Compared to maoT of our An innovator ... setting the standards that others will follow for - neighbors, Illinois is ID pretty years to come. The ELECTRONICS and SPACE DIVISION is invohr­ decent shape," he said. "We are ed .n the design and manufacture of high-technology armament in a recession and unem­ and electronic systems. Its products include specialIZed radar. ployment is high, biJt i an­ automatic test systems. airborne armament systems. missile ticipate that once we are out of launching and guidance systems. The ELECTRONICS and SPACE this recession, the future for DIVISION IS also involved in the optical field. and has extensiwl Illinois will be bright." software programming ability and familiarity with modem computet' architecture. It was an effort to seD a 1)1an to mak'! the economic outlook t::,"ers....,,·s ELECTRONICS and SPACE DIVISION is located in St. brighter for SouUJelll Dlinois Louis, MI:souri. Historic and COSInOfJOlitan. SI. Louis is a city that that brought Thompson to SIU­ boasts many recreational and entertainment OPportunities as well C. as ~ super,or standard of living. The ELEGTRONICS and SPACE DIVISION of Emerson leads the r---- . --, industry in quality and innovation. We offet' top salaries and ., Ahmed's I comprehensive benefits. as well as a superior professional I I environment. To learn more about the many c:ar_ opportunities at E&S. write to: I Falafil factory I III I I Rita L. Kaplan. Manager Z Regular Mini College Relations ~ I ~ Electronics+-Space Division, Emenon Electric 0,. (3 'Falafil Gyro's 5 EMERSON ELECTRIC co. ", I I _ Ci I $1.'00 $1.25 I __&:".!I...alIt :='=~2Q. , 10:~3am , 1_~~IoIIF' , CarryOuts--529-%81 I , "'901 S. JIIlnOk i . . ~..~ ...... ------~~.... L------______-J Pagt" 1%. Daily Egyptian. Februa..,. 2&. 1_ $4,000 gi,ren to technology dept. Breakfast Special By Charles Victor Monday-Friday 7am-4pm Staff Writer technology majors," hI' said. students are eligible ~ apply, Saturday & Sunday Bam-4pm Orr said the department and I'd like to see as :nanr. as ~ wcx:'d be giving two scholar­ possible make an attempt, ' he 2 Eggs, Hash Browns. 3 Sausage Amidst a background of of $1,000 in gloomy of financial cut shipe each to a junior said. news faU '82 and fall '83. they do after fL"'8ncial cut, the In­ "u links. Toalt or Biscuits dustrial Technology Depart­ well in their junior year, tlley The application forms may be may receive anotlier obtained from Orr at Room 123 $1.99 mer\( has been awarded 14,000 scholarship '.n their senior year, 2 ..... Hash Ii';)wns. Toast or 81scults in scholarBhip grAnts by the of Technology Building D. The $1.29 Society of .Manufacturing he said. closing date for appicatit}n5 is EngineerS. "All industrial technology Ju1y 15. (OffM Good Through 2-28-82) The SME Manufacturing Engineering Education Foundation has given a total of SI66,l85 to on universities and +++++~+++++..) technical institutes to spur new developments in manufacturing technology and productivity. SME, a . professional The finest Bar-B-Q ribs. engineering SOCiety with 60,000 chicken. and sandwiches !HANGAR~! members in 60 countries, in Southern IllinOis. sponsors continuing education We also serve fresh ~ Friday Happy Hour 3 to Ipm ".. JlMlVBms for manufacturing engJlleen: and technologists. Egg Rolls - 7~ y!e n.. 110 COY.. .,., Since spring" 1980, the foun­ have Fried Wanton dation has awarded 142 grants ~ Ins totaling $'112,384. Last year, phone nUlml:ll8r:~~ R'.)~OT, a computer diviaioo in ~ B(Jppin 88$ Drafts 504 ! indus •..;al technology, received 5~~-1502 $10,000. OPEN "I'be SIU-C student chapter -+ Speedralls80c f recenUy received a special award as one of the outstanding ~ Friday & SaturdQY Nights + chapters i~ the country. Accordini. to James Orr of the Industrial Technology ~ + Department, the SIU-C chapter is the largest and most active student body in industriai ~ ".. technology here. "It has more CARRIES than 100 members and that's This Weeke.. d ~ ".. over 50 percent of the industrial G 0; ~ .,., Women's Club·· ~ to hold '"neheoR. ~ "".., T"";",/,.,, W + SIU-C's WOD:len'S Club will Willie Geiaer Band T ...... _ W.rm-u~ Sat ...... Drink Specl... .+ hold a salad luncheon for members at 11:45 a.m. March 2 .+ S~ Ity 51'.... Phi Epsilon +' at Univer.:!ty House. Reser­ "" vations may be made by ealling LIVE MUSIC nLL 4A.M. ~ Hangar Hotline 549-1233 Annette Coorts at 529-2534 or Ann Scbennerbom at 549-3110 Old Rt. 13 near Murphysboro +++++++++++ by Feb. %1. BUFf€r

INTERNATIONAL BUFFET 11CXETS AT DOOIt: SUNDAYFHaUARY2II,1982 MliNU WI~ INClUDE SALADS. MEATS. '82 SHYING TIME; ,0:45am-2:00pm 12.50 CHIlDREN VEGFTA8t.ES. BREADS. AND DESSERTS $3.00 FROM All .\ROUND THE WOIIlD. LOCATION: IfNAJSSANa lOOM '4.75 STUDENTS $5.95 $i.:5 "DULTS $795 S5.75 SlNlOll CITIZENS $6.95 All CICf;'~_ will b. Mid In ",. S~tC... "" ,..-My. r.a.r-rytJ. HI! INTERNATIONAL FIUA FESnvAL 7:00p.m. -ll:30p.m. Illinois cond Ohio R_ STUDY ABROAD FAIR 1:00 p.m•• 9:00 p.m. BaU.....,..,t:: • ...... ,...... -yx, , .. INTERt&4T1ONAL flal FEsnvAi. (littestobe_') 7:00p.m. -1I:30,..m. Illinois cond Ohio Itoam ~...... ,u.1tIl INT£RHATIONAL ISSUfS 8:00 p.m. ·ll:OO ,..m. Ballroom" 18 .....,..~11.,.. EXHIIITlON Of INTBlNATIOttAl ARTIfACTS "IXI p.m.• 9:00 p.m. IoII.-A.I.C IIECEPTlON IN HONOII Of NEW SlUOENTS-INTBtNATlONAI. COfFEES 5BIVB) 6:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Gallery~ .. and 1aI~ A.I.C WTtIINATIONAL FASHIOM SHOW 8:00 p.m. ·9:00 p.m. Gallery ...... IIftBMAl1OIIAI. DANCa 9:00p.m. .,2:00p...... lligMuddr -....y• ...... ,.,.. EXHI8IT5 to:30 o.m. - 2:30 p.m. laI"-A.I.C INTEINATIONAL MJFFET --4 '0:45 ..... -2:00 " ...... CUlTURAL TALENT SHOW 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 po ..... w.-c..~. ~.Y5ltlOEHTCfHlH Friday's Puzzle

ACROSS 49 Prophets Song Aa so 5Fen1or1GI'IIdIent S3Win1_ Tho 10~ 54 Deadly 14 PrepoaItion 58 Hunting 15 Author period: Todays Puzzle Flute. bassoon. and harp Sinc:Ieir' 2worct. -Young talen',ed players." 18 Food 81 Coungeoua D&I2h"9 young ,.... Week of IJctobef 1 "SupenOt In -rr w"! '. 11 MerMrable 82 Vocation Answered on _ ... _~.... 4 Yugulav 83~ Broadway'S legendary bantone 18 N.vy time ofI: 64 Greek god PlIKe 14 WeB of FebN., 10 2words 85~ Ulian 20 H8bItu81e 88 ~ THE 22 Before 87 "''tUn 23 Of long ego 24 Beforetime DOWN TEXAS 26Not-.. Kallir 27 KIndled 1 Set system 30CabIe 2 Rapecioua player: 44 Helot BOYS 34 Mlldelac:e 3 Change: PnIr. 2 words 46 Dialed 35S8n- 4 Chattels 26 Rer.w 47 Jele/el 38 u.-ttI 5 Gloomy - 27 TOIereted 49Aber 37G..--y 8 Supported 28 Auth« CHOIR(lfUfT'M..'AT11 50 He.1Iess 38Caned1an 7 Novel Thomas _ 1>1 Cap- -: export 8 Pulled apert 29 School tllllf Heed to toe 40 Coverllrmly 9 Num>"_' 30 ExtJr..:l Dird 52 French name 4' "No1-- 10 FIsIt :11 SayIng S3~ bell" 11 Cranium 32 Belltow.l 55 Scarlett'. 42Comma'KI 12 Root~ 33 Dl8cll8tge /lome 43 Indians 13 BriIWI g'"" 35 Fast pIw. 56Chi_c:Ity 45 Below 19 0Isa0Iut. 39 Owned 57 Smaller 4700nate 21 Capture 40 Adlla 59 HiStoric time 48Embrr..a 20; DetroIt 42 o.fIIes 60NegetlW

"The best bOys chOrus in !he world" PMformed on """" !lien 3!> .'.. IrumenIS Igor Stravinsky _.11""",17 WeeI! oIltan:h 22

STUDENT MEMBERSHIPS ON SAU

Southern Illinois Concerts Inc., a Community Concert Organization. in conjunction with the Student Center extend to the students of SIU-C an opportunity to purchase Sea..", Merbership Ti~kets for the 1982-83 season. The membership price of $7.00 includes 5 concerts (s_ advertisement) plus a March 22. 1983 bonus. the Richard Stilwell concert. Memberships ore on sale at tht> Student Center ticket office and at GTE Phone ,:.art in the Murdale Sttopping Center from March 1-6. 1982. Treat yourseH to" season of musical enterft.:lnrnent In ocOU$flcally perfect Shryock Auditorium.

44tll ANNUAL MEETING

A WEEKE"D OF ROCK & ROLL Wednesday, March 3, 1982 & GOOD TIMES AT T.). "cFLY's at the FRIDAY , SIU SlUDENT CENTER 95~ BECKS BIER & "EI"EKE" BEER 3-4···· .•. Z5~ DTafta······· 75. Quaru.···· .• 504SpccdraiIa BAllRooMB 4-50····.. 3~ Orafu ••••••• 95cQuarta•• ·····-604 Speedraila 5·60····· 354 Dram .••••• $1.05 Quarts ······704 Speedraila Luncheon­ 6-7·1··· ..404 Drafts·· ••• ~ ,$1.10 Quart. ••••• -so. Speedraila 7.s:'.·... Drafts•••••• .$1.30Quan...... Speedraila Business Meeting

·RSVP-ADVANC~ TICKETS REQUIRED lor those desiring lunch. Tickets will be available at the Credit Union office and various on-campus locations lor $2.00 per person. '

CALL 457·3595 FORADD:qIONAL TICKET INFORMATION.

Following the e~,:ines"S Meeting and Election of Officers, DOOR PRIZES WD.l. BE AWARDED. Prizes include: FOOD PROCESSOR COFFEEMAKER MISCEllANEOUS PRIZES

"Cllest 'oandlng rode 'n rolr' THIS IS YOUR CREDIT UNION OFF MAKE PLANS TO A TrEND NOW!!! fiT T.J. "cFLY's flHD BRI"G 1M THE "EW OrtE W

• }';age te. Daily Egyptian, February .. 1981 Chess exh.ibition and demonstration to be given at mall ~o~< ILLINOIS LIQUOR MARTS The Twin Counties Chess Club wiD conduct a simultaneous chess exhibition and demon­ stration from noon to 4:30 p.m. March 6 at University Mall. A TCC club member wiD be available to play up to 10 people at once. Chess computers will ' also be available as electronic opponents. LIQUOR MART LIQUOR MART Chess sets aod boards win be provided for aD persons wishing Wall & Walunt '" North Washington to participate. (Eastgate Shopping Ce~ter) 457-2721 54'-5202 -AD COOD THRU SUNDAY- -Campus 'f1riefs--

THE DE-OLiNE for recognized student organizations to make :feat!: ::~o~=:.~~: Student Organization is 4 p.m. Friday, Applications can be ob­ tained from and must be returned to the USO office. HARRY BROWNING and Laury Boone of Lamb and Lion Records T .Jl present a music program at 1:30 t!in:~:a:~~eis~~:'~b; Oli Alpha Ministries. RONALD M. MASON, a professor ;C:litical science, will speak on ~ver:~r:!~v:a~;~ ~::~~f~ Public Alfain. Student Organization Bud at noon f'riday in FaDer HaU Room 3075. 89 THE MBA AlIsociation wiD bost a $4~! $1 6PakNR ~ Cans Bottles ~Jn::::nm::at-:a a '} ':0:: p.m. Friday in General Classrooms !~~ Building Room 121. THE HOURS Pulliam Gym is opeD for recreation bave been ex- ~~~!~ a~ ;:cia;! !&:~r: lh!~! to:ifimbeSa=!:~~~ ~ mimDlf RON RICO voUeybaU. From 7 to 9 p.m. Sundays the gym is re..erved for soccer and Rum mini-soccer. ~ , • .. .~. . t. - " light or Dark 1""\ TO Ii: YOUTR SWIM Program parent and tot c.asses at the Recreation Center are closed for the spring semester. Mort' classes will be offered in the summer and fall ·=$4~!, $4!! ~ "LEARNING TO I.lVE," a film series on transactional anaiysis, will be shown at 1 p.m. Sunday in the Sangamon Room. Tbe series is sponsored by University Christian Ministries. ' ...... ] ~~ H:,e roueH OF NATURE wiU bave an crienteering meeting at 1:30 p.m. ONL y . ..:.==:...... ::.....--- ~ Kegman Sunday at the center. AN AIR-MOBILE clinic will be Just Arrived! ONL Y heJd from 9 a.m. to DOOII Saturday at the Abe Martin Intramural Field east of the Arena. The evenl is sponsored by Anny ROTC in c0n­ *Tucher Weizen Bo'hemian junction witb the 101sl Airborne Division. The program will feature Yeast or Reg 170%. NR Bt.ls.. CI b helicopters. fligbt orientation sessions and rappelling demon­ strations. * Henninger Beer ~,$ U $. 3 99 " =6~\\I" It 24/12 0,% + dep. * Henninger Doppel Bock ~l Ret. Bt s. , * Kulmbacher 1h It. N.R. Bds. . Paul Masson $6~49 Case ~Cha~!~~$I~! 24/120% Pomona General cans Store SINCE 1876 Tak. an old-fashioned UNf\1r, drive through th4t for.. t. RIUNITE RIUNITE w. 1101". tountofn drlro«S "'... old-time ~, sodas, and ttl. biggest a!'d bftt sand­ 49 wiches in town I 49 Lambrusco Lambrusco If you hove cobin $2 $2 750 ml, Rosato 750 m' Rosato fev.r-come s_~. Bianco [.ianco Sou1h of Murphysboro an ' lou.. 127 ~lma.. 1y FAST DRIVE-UP WIN 15ml....

Daily Egyptian. FebruarJ :Ii, 1982, Page 15 Friday's Puzzle

ACROSS 49 Prophets so Song SF_1 Gradient 53 Wife__ 10 Femmee 54 DMdIy 1.. PreposItIon 58 Hunting 15 Author period: Toda.y·s Puzzle Flute, bassoon. and harp Stnc:IaIr' 2 words "Young talen'.eeI players." 16 Food ., Cour8geous Weell of I JctotIer 1 17 Ma'nrKabIe 82 Vocation Answered on Yugc...." 113 I.MIId THE _01~ ... 4 Broadway's legendary baritone 18 Navy lime 011: ... Greek god W.. of February 10 2words 65~ Page 14 20~ 88AP9MM 22 Before 117 l,,'tterI 23 Of long IlOO 2" Beforetime DOWN 26,*,,-- TEX,-,' ASp! ~llir 27 KIndled 1 Set ayst.-n BOYS ~ l~_. 3OC8bIe 2 R8p8Cious player: .... Helot 34Mede'- 3 Change: PnIf. 2 words Heer1tese ,1f.,-",',v:ATM ~'''''1IFo''!I,:,~ 38 CanadIan 7 NO\IWI Thomas _ .'i1Cap- -: -'I)' export 8 Pulled apart 29 Sc:hooIlext Heed to toe ..oeo-fIrmIy 9 Num!iooo' 30 Extir".ct bifCi 52 French name .. , "Not -- 10 FIsIt :\1 SayIng 53Anh.'::! betl" 11 Cranium 32 Bestowed 55 Sc&1ett's ..2 Command Roof pert y " . 12 33 OIec:hetge hOme ~ f'rr~~,~\ ~k ~.

"The best boyS chOrus In the workf' p..'ffonnedon-..lllan3ll··. .truments Igor Stnwins~y _"'AprIl 17 w... ot .....:h22

STUDENT MEMBERSHIPS ON SAU

Southern Illinois Concerts Inc.. a Community Concert Organization, in conjunction with the Student Center extend to the students of SIU·C on opportunity to purchase Seacon Mer: bership Tickets for the 1982-83 season. The membership price of $7.00 includes 5 concerts (s_ advertisement) plus a March 22. 1983 bonus. the Richard Stilwell concert_ Membtlrships are on sale at til. Student Center ticket office and at GTE Ptl(II1e I . .ort in the Murdale Shopping Center from Mo'rch 1-6. 1982. Treat yourself to a season of musical enterfI:.olnment In acoustically perfect Shryock Auditorium.

! ' 44tll ANNUAL MEETING

fI WEEKEND OF ROCK & ROLL Wednesday, March 3, 1982 & GOOD TI"ES flTT • ",FLY-s at the SIU SlUDENT CENTER '5~ BECKS BIER & HEIMEKE" BEER 3-4·· ••••• 15~ DTafu······· 754 Quaru. ••••• ~50. Speedraila BAlLRooMB .... S-•••• ~ 3~ Drafo ••••••• • •••• -60$ Spccdraila 5-60····· 354 Drafts •••••• '1.05 ··.·.70. Speedraila Luncheon­ 6-7·1·····404 Drafa····.~.1.Z0 ·-804 Speedraila 7.s:~· ... 4 Drafa.· •••• .$1.30 Business Meetirig

·RSVP-ADVANCE. TICKETS REQUIRED lor those desiring lunch. Tickets will be available at the Credit Union office and various on-campus locations/or $2.00 per person.

CALL4S7-3S9S FORAD0q10NAL TlCKETINFORMATION.

Following the ~~:iness Meeting and Election of Officers, DOOR PRlZES WILL BE AWARDFD. Prizes include: FOOD PROCESSOR COFFEEMAKER MISCEllANEOUS PRIZES

THIS IS YOUR CREDIT UNION THE MOltTH• OFF MAKE PLANS TO ATTEND NOW!!! fiT T.J. McFLY's flltD BRlltG 'NT E "EWOHE ItG

.• ':-ge le. Daily Egyptian. February ., I98t ,...... , ervice for persecuted Baha'i set ! THE GREAT JOB RUSH IS ON I ~ Don'. get left behind the thou-.ds 01 coI1eae !:I since the Khomeini takeover in to pay for the bullets that killed 1979. The Carbondale Spiritual her husband. !:I .tud.~ who ~ trying to .tok. their dol.. !:I II! In today's tight market. NatIonally acdolmed II! Assembly has recorded at least "They are not allowed to hold lob 110 Baha'is killed since the government jobs and have their I empioyn.m cou.... on will help you .... your I begining of last year. A "very Job .-c':' succ.nful. confidential·urgent" directive lr~iO:: c't!~ff, ~r::a?~ h':h! I I to consular officials around the mountains," she added. if The 2-hour ~'Of'k.hop. "Job Huntlng-l982 .~I." if world is said to have been willcover: issued instructing the officials With 300,000 believers in Iran, if if to collect the names of all the Baha'is are the largest I -How to find YOUR I Iranian Baha'is living abroad. religious group beside Islam, II! klndofcompany II! The persecution has hit SIU· but are considered by the I -Don', let 1tIem ...1 you I C, and students have been af· Islamic government to be II! there are no jobs. II! fected. A student recently had a simply an offshoot of official letter smuggled out from her Islam, born of manipulative ;-~~ I mother in an Iranian prison. colonial policies of the British. The letter will be made public at While Christians, Jews and ~ -Takealookatyour <. ~ a press conference scheduled Zoroastrians are represented in !:I carew goals !:I for 10 a.m. Saturday by the local the government, the Baha'is are !:I *'ntervlewyourwayto ~ Spiritual Assembly. All the not recognized. ~ ~ ~ names in the letter will be kept secrei, for fear of reports being The latest news out of Iran is I -Malt. your ntSUIM I sent back by Khomeini sup­ even more frightening, ac­ porters, and consequent cording to Smith. The Iranian if *=~~~ if i('orisals. Another student has government plans to introduce I ~~~~ I news of uncle's mandatory identification cards ~ived his 6-8 pm Monday. March 1 or 3-5 pm Tuesday, March 2 exe-.."Uticn. for all citizens, but Baha'is I I Smith \I8id "Hundreds are cannot register for these cards. II! MI..... IppIRiYw Room-SIU Studen, c.ntw ~ ~ $10.00 In odYance or $12.00 at the doar ~ be~ assassinated, murdered, "This means that they cannot stone<:.. carved with knives, be employed, obtain housing, i Register In advance by caJUng the NatIonoI I bUrned alive and shot to death send their Children to school or if Offk. of Program Development: 529-1910 by Feb. 76 I by firing squads. One lady had even purchase food," she said. L...... ~

SOUIHERN OUTDOOR ADVENTURE RECREATION UNDERWAY PROGRAM TOUCH OF NATURE Programs for March. 1982 Match 5·7 CIUTDOOII ADVENnJRE WEEKENO 1 ~- -"eel ...... 1nc1ucllng ccmDinationa 01 bac\qIocking. outdoor cooking. land ...... -.. __ cou.... rockclimbi"1l and rappel. ling. caving. -msr and_' F.e: sao.OO per partlc;pam .....Irip __ling will be held March 3. 7:00 at Pulliam. Rrn. 35_ MGrdt 5-1 & t9·'1 MISSOURI RIVER CANEOING Spogheni strainers. _1toJes. edcf_. t.rying. Wltat are ...... ? Canoe .... a.v.n Point River and gain .... skills lor ...... lasl_.. canoeUIg_ CcMng and camping will be ....pMsized. F.e: sel:OOparparticipanl ...... trip-msrwiH be held Mar.l. 3 and Mcwch 11. 1:00 at Pulliam. 1m. 35. Mardt I'. I. ROCKOIM8ING AND IlAPPRiJNG L...... boola and Nyond 01 this excinng and ,...... "...11y chal'-ging sp«t. Knots. belaying. climbing IKhn~ and~, will be ...... ~i.ed. A Fridayo nigftl session falluw.ci by two oil day ...sia. ... en :ialvrday and Sunday will "",,,ide ample particj.'POlion time. F.e: $63.00 per participant ,,..trip --ling will be held M

Mardt 13-20 .l CANOE &BACKPACK THE 8UfFAlO NATIONAl. RMtI ~""1Iastan _ 01 A

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Daily Egyptiaa. February" 1982. Page 17 Cameras I mtC11NCY & 111D1tOOMs YASHlCA FR BL.-\CK BODY •. 50 mm 1.-1 135 mm 2.11, 28 rrm wide Egyv. ....-. Apart..,.nll angle 2,8. auto wln·jer. small I ,:o.SouIh Un~lty strObe electronic sIlutter. cable. C1dse, .iQn5~~·:.!~t!SIwltf~:.rro: G~IN WILLIAIIAS RENTALS oI ~ 45W 59 451·7"' 529-1644 $400.00. Ca:':':~ ~jlOl I~'======::::. GLQeALAUTO North on Hwy. 51 UUUIW' SALUKI HALL 1 Carbondal. Book World offers you fast " ...... ,. s~C::r~~-:;,!;tie;;,~e. .. ~~:ty AYe• For Service cc!T1 i~~~~~. Rooms-nu ,..,.month 529-1642 IS. Dwmap Deposit All Utili'''' Musical Coold... Paclllt''urn'''''''.. LOTUS STRAT COPY 3 ~..thl Mo~orcycles old great condition. with case. Asking $250.00 after 5:30.4113-3163. 1980 SUZUKI ~ EXCELLENT rnSAnllO condition. helm!". and aCCf'uories. . I APARTMENTS low mileage, $1150 or best offer 457· I S1U __.... 7978 after :0 p.m. 2724Acllr1 - . 'OR RENT ...... --..01'01-.. ¥~a~P:i'k?::~~~~on~ni:. Apartmertts _&FAU $500.00, S49-27Il2 or ~ 1622. -... __ 2&3101. B2745Ac109 ONE Al'41> TWO bedroot1J nicely ~~-=~ft.:.·lIwater ...... -. HONDA: 1973 CB450. Needs work. Must se1l. 529-1320 Dave. 2760Ac.Jf11 251288113 ...... -EFF'-"-I-CI-E-N-CV--AP-A-R--TM- ENTS. ------Real Estate VERY ciOle to cam pull. all '-TV_=::::...--- 40 ACRES - MaiTLY WOODED, electric:, Feb. raJt incentiye. 457- tl~1;:.:t~~;:,,=:wCe:a 5340. 25fJ5Bal07 0..-0 .... AHD\'lT ~2900. B2628AdlC8 4 and 5 BEDROOM FUR:'lISHED Fer-- ___ IIr Vlll'fnostlO~ Mobile Homes rra:ne:;-d u.::C:f:r·d~~~ -.: FOR SALE 12xtlO FRONT AND rear bedroom, STEREO The Wall Street Quads I :.~~~tatfi~~~~r:a~~ll:; i~~~;Z.!· J!; ~ &p:~~~ after 4pm. 2S23BalO1 1207S. Wall Automobiles I Homes. North Highway 51. B251SAe1l3 REPAIR ~"RBONDALE - 2 BEDROOM creall JEl!:P 1981 Cl-7 R~atl.•• bc(h U1-4123 loa ~R~~~;~:t: ~.6 ~1~~eed ~J.!.~ _N~ can 1i87-3S89 after6pm. ~IBalO1 1971 TR-6 CONVERTIBLE CARBONDALE 1 (or 2) ,.- -"-.-,SA'.·n·~ ~~~:;.6cylinder. Ca~:;~,!I~ BEDROOM apartment - sublftse ~~~P!:~ ~fci!d~ ~Irig~'ll ~a~J!61:r ~J~ats::. pe~~ ltooo~"l~~i2e~~ ~t: ::&: collect (312) 734Hi620. 2734Ae110 I after 5. 2635BalO1 Houses best offer. ~3J18. 2704Aa11r1 BEST OFFl;;R ON unique IOX48 at NICE ONE BEDROOM apt. MURPHYSBORO. 4 BEDROOM. CMH. (Fin.. ncing a JX16Sibility.) So 1973 CAPRI. V-6, One owner. 2 new Furnished. utilities paid. oniy • :n~~~fus~.a~:~.. ~~~f the landlord ru1~~~JJ =OOg~28'rf8' Needs 27~r07 :~~ ~n:J:~=i'i~I~·ooper 687-3336. B2652tii':i~ Miscellaneous FORD LTO 1974. Excellent con­ TYPEWRITERS, SCM ELEC­ . 2li84Ba1l2 ~!eB:~~M'a-r:~~.:a ditioo insi~t. RWlS great full TRies, new and used. Irwin ONE BEDROOM 'UIO per month; 2 utilities include~ ex~ept elec- t;.~c:~::ri:.~;~tereo. TYpewriter Exchange. 1101 "'Jortb ~IIO~ per moOtb.B2708~ I trialy. 457~. • B2"..89Bb122 2736Aa1f11 ~:::ida:~~m9.penB=:lt- It 4-BEDRooM AND a 1-beciroom UJNOIS COMPU1U MAIrf 2 A: 3 BEDROOM APTS., North block from campus. '\Iso a 3- HONDA CIVIC, CARBONDALE. BRAND NEW WATERBEDS!! side, newly remodeled. must What are you waiti~ for~ Cheap...... --..c:.r-..... ~K~~istt-::: btlelr­ ~~~~=~~ic::.r$3l~m~~~ (1 ..i. &.t of MalI_ to •• 1vIck) ~~~~l:Oo~ A: $270. or ~1622. 2742AalO9 ~~~-=s:r~;~;~. ~!\t~ B270SBal07 ~4.:~comi~~b~~ 1975 CHEVY VAN, P.S., P.B. $1510 61 ..529.2913 APARTMENTS. FURNISHED. 2 BEDROOM, CARPETED. or best offer 549-7634. 2767 Aa107 ~1P1bH~. s2,~~~,?g:l DTICIENCV. I-bedroom. &: 2- CONVENIENT tc CAmpus. offer. Phone: 457-5118 11:00 a.m.- becli-oom. across stret't from available March I$!, lea~e SPORTSCAR! 1975 TR7. !.Ike new. 4:00 p.m. 2737Ail08 required. $220-moatb. ~9-17&8 44.000 miles. f.all 54!H7::O. :~Wa":ie J::e~. 1~~~8:"~~;: after 4 p.m. B2729Sb!G7 ______2'172Aa__ 1l5 MMH STYLE DOG tags. We print ~ B2721Ba123 CAS BEAUTIFUL THREE REDROOM )!175FORD PINTO. BEIGE. Great =-~~ Y~~l'~~~ ~~ A PAR TIllE N T SUN· bouse. Suit"hl~ io=- r:O!IIi1y. H FURNISHED, 2.BEDROOM... Available May 2IItII or earlier. 529- ~':,f:r=.:~lIli~'TAa~~ ~:r:~1a::l~:.iml9a~~ We':=::::,=-t townhouse style. stove _ 1S3t. 2757Bb114 1971 AMBASSADOR STATION ~=!e~IlS:OI. M~\~?'09 Good condition or ~~~,~~:-c!:rus~e:~ a~~:'12 BEDROOM DUPLEX JUST ~3Onm:~~:i t3: -r::~ needing repoi1' ~tive. availab~UDe 7. 1982. built. cathedral eeili~. deck. PuwerB&s,electricrearwindow. i =~~~a~N~~ I X 549·5612 457-1352. B2722BalO1 r:Jiac;:~r l;;.k: ~~eJu~ 19 MPG, Highwa)'. 8 seats. $500.00 I lamps. wire recordea. doils. milk CARTERVILLE EFFICIENCY, ftaiiable Imiii~ateiy. no s':iQ or best offer. Kevin 52!H09O after 9 I cans, pocketwatches. 687-4272...... CoIIw T.V... ~ p.m. 2770Aa1l19 I %753AfJ1r1" & •• "7 MeMhIy F~:.N~t~~a?g;;re!.st. 'R:~~ef3 549-3973. 2761 11 ~ 985-6108.. 2727Bal07 3 or 4 fem1lie roolllmates wanted 1975 CHEV. VEGA 4 CYL. Ex- I VENT YOUR POLITICAL ,~=;:;!:=. ceDent shape - runs good - new I frustrations! WaterJll'OOf Ronald RENT IN StNMER TO have this r:.r ~:r semester o~ Nice =daot~~~~ttery.; Reart!n TIJilet Stickers $2.49 ea.! A-~ T.V. (aiL Great 3 bedroom. 4 blocks 5~" Ie to campul.~ 2788Aa1l2. t>:'F~~.:ru~.P.o. Box, WeIuyT.V:. 457.7009 {rem ramlJWl.~~. 2756Ba114 6 BEDROOM HOUSE. 402 S. ---:------\ B255OAf101 'I::==::======::::! 1 BEDROOM APT. HEAT, water ~(t.~J!.dopeoOlle~_~~f.':7-= '7~ TOYOTA COROI,LA, loW WATERBED FRAME HEATER· 5TE' garba~ck-uP.eIec.('.ableTVart ...... -.;Q ~!!:'=~I~~Bii2g~ ~. Pioneer stereo' receiver. REO :U":;le. No ~~~:.:~~ for . 2740Bbl11 Z195Aalll ~ FisI!er ~aIters S40. Desk. tables. 250~BaU» LOVELY,. BEDROOM bouse. -197-4-F-O-R-D-M-U-ST-A-N-G...... V.... 6-. ps-,'diairs.. II !I8HI87. - . %l52ACJ.1J1 SABIN AUDIO ::TH=R-E-E--B-E-D-R-OO--M- FUR- CarpetiDg. air. applia!'CH. PB A-C. VI!J"Y good condition. • SEARS KENMORE APART· OPEN SUNDAYS NISHED ted II t'I" ~1~.rOOtuadua2.~~~A~~e ~:'a7 ~r:'::;'!I~.: ~~7'i18 ! =Tne:'~~~~.:=~~ticallY We Will .... Anyltocly'. iDiluded: ~oo .~ a~!~ ..... -- ~2~nfl8BbI25 before 9:30 A.M. 27S9AalO1I B2798AflI2 PricemT_ ~1e::~:sJ~~ore. LARGE FURNISHED 3 2785Ba114 BEDROOM tllplez. AC. $350 per 1 BUYING"fEDY.W.'. '1 TAN On Any""" ONE UEDROOM UN- monttJ, water aad sewa!e Ill- A-.CoMIt. ! Sony lne. Amp & T_ , with Riv Tanni Tabie1s MOCUJO SALI .250 ~.F'!v~p. ~i!~'~' ~ ~r~li ava~~t$ Ask for~arMilre I • • iera ng • MAiIU'-WiLRcW~"t. !'!,operl1t.y Managera. ~l....,-28Ba211orl1 HOUSE FOR RENT - M'boro. 2 .....01 Hove that summel' look all 1M IAC_. Q...... 21111 U6", large rooms. refrigerator aDd 22S-I.MaIn year without the sun. Box 1M ADew. "-M_ C'..... INTERNATIONAL HOUSE. 60S stove funIiabed.. No pets 684.a92. ot 72 foblets: $26.50. Send NAD ADCGiiaI West Col~e. rooms fot men. '130 ~qt,111 check or money order to: YAMAHA DYNAVIC10II share HOUSlS...... & ...... HIT MJUCAMICHI IIIOAPLAN.. ti~-=::lIi~U:.i~~d. B271H.8al11 oose TO CAMPUS )I\t~ P.O. Box 52 "ACOUSTICS CHlA"X Carbondale. IL 6290} H&PI._ IICHMICS EFFICIENCY APARTMENT ...,.". for Poll & i-- -L &NO MAN., cmt&MJUOIl ..AMDS CLOSE to campus. all utilities 529-1082 IlUICK-OPIL-HONDA 6IW771 Available lJJUD.e'\~8aS:~ or OPIJI ...... IVIItYDA., =. Comr,l.te Repair Facility ROCK AND ROLL ,.9-6880 Rictal 'unishad To CartIond.-:Ie SILKSCREENS "lJ South Sf. CHERYL WILLIAMS PHONE: MURPHYSIIOIIO 2 4' X 5' ft. 13 529-Un =. ~~~4 'tWit~es Mobile H ~mes J,tlay. MOBILE HOME FOR raJt. 12Xeo.. Spriftgstwn ~ Pats & Supplies =a;:t!~n Gard~::rh Jogger ~ Hendrix elopton REGISTERED FEMALE BLACK S'.. plng looms ~~Phone~~ft1o S$f~~~~Go:J}~mnyealinellh. .JIallpeA!!a· 1 a __.. Rwh Skynord ca.~ --..1__.--•• "..-, ...... HOW MUCH WAS last months S:~~ 4. Designs In All ~ri~e:.-2421 after 5:~~}M 2 .'odI. &OIItCampus ~:~\"fo~~~n~:::~! WANT BiG PURE BREED DLAMATION PYRAMIDS ~-;~Jef'!',!l~ofed.ruc~~tylocaM~a1·L P . got' bl 11" )16~. Rawlings -- )f U .~.~ RESULTSr ~Kled. pr;.e.D~~ ~. or 549-2454 or .57-"", $165 per mooth includes your ht¥t. TRYTliE 549-4039 i:. or CLA Do; 529-4011. 2794Abl11 ------__J II ;r:J.~u:ii:~~54~~~l: 'J Page II. Daily Egyptian, F~aary 211. 1982 ROOMMATE WANTED FOR ~~G~ II:'EDR~::th r:l~c~g trailer on 3 acre lot. ,uo a month month lease. ~mished, trash Terrific water. parkin~ air. lawnr.\ow~ ~~~~ities. Pl=!B~I~ fficr~~~.y one kit~~~07 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY LARGE room In 3 bedroom bouse ' OVERSEAS JOBS - Smnmer·year Want4HI To Buy __ •• round. Europe. S. Amer. I Or Sell? ~I:::t. ~~~ cPe~~r~r:g~ J:;:. r':~~~~~~k ~~~. AustraliJ.I, Asia. All Fielcls, S500 : ------...... ------11j~ml'us. Lease. No ~B~~ GE1' BETTER GRADES with Scrap iron. metals, FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED I ~~~:~~lit'B!~~~f'Co~r: • aluminum. copper, brass. immediately. nice 2 bedroom Del Mar, CA 92£.'ZS. 2436C!081 r;r!s~:r~~ngsS'=" Low ~ICE, TWO BEDROOM mobile trailer, completely fUrnished $95 B265IEI19 lead, etc. home. natural gas. central air, IMM ';DIATE OPENli'IIC} FOR located on Pleasant Hill Road. ~t~!~_~~ '2 utiliti~~lb medical technologist. ASCP or St.. 1 pipe plate & dructural Phone 457-8924. 262OBc1l8 HEW certification or equivalent. open dolly 8-3:30 NEED FEMALE ROOMMATE Expt!rience of four to six years IOx60 BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY Sat. 8-3 OCATION. 10 minutes from ~~:S~I;~I~~~~i=~~ ~~rrt'dmir:r~':s~~it:I1N!:: ampus, furnished. gra~ or days 453-2321. 2699Be 107 EXPERIENt:£D TYPIST FOR Murphysltoro Iron Co. roamed couple. $125 .• 549-4227. ro~~~ ~:::~~~piiW!: any fast •. I<.:c:urt:" typi~, Campi;; 2697Bcl07 IL 62274. An Equal opporl:nlty 1800 Garfslde St. :'~u~_Il~:a~~cl:~ei.r~:!~ Employer. 260U;l07 ~~d delivery. a ~if~ microwave, air conditioned. cail .. ,~U!:~n'!~~'JC:s ~i~ 529-1156 evenings or 457·8444. NEED A JOB? Call 529-1910 for THE CARBONDALE, WOMEN'S PREGNANT niversitr, M'lli. 1 mile from 2720Bel08 fast results. B2649Cll0 center offers confidenrial coli BIRTHRIGHT F... pr....-,-tmv 'lrr::J:.·OO nionthl~';iii~~ SHARE SPACOUS DUPLEX. '120 TUTOR NEEDED FOR Botany 200 r~~2f.y test~ng andp=~~e & .-fldenttal ...... _ and 201. Approx, 6 hrs-week. organization. B2739E124 MOBILE HOMES, MURDALE. 2 ~~~s.'is.utlities. Februa~I~:fin J4t.27M rooms approll:matel, same ~~j~~~.per dass ~~~~6; Mon... W ...... rt...... ,ze. in City limits SW residential I MALE OF, FEMALE. Nice house ~!~:> f~~~~~~. ':e ~~!!i;,~'t~~ T__ •• Thura..~ BEEFMASTER'S NOW HIRING ml!l..es and models. 443-4384. ull CL1~~~~c=l't:: ~.~-;;::li. tot~a~=er:r bartenders and cocktail 2764EI14 omplete needs: ~ miles from 45:H3-:.1. e;t. 251., T.78Bel09 Apply in peTzislClll w~itresses. TYPING! CORRECTING t~ft: :; m!!'::'o~~~,~'!:a SELECTRIC, Fast and accurate. raffic to fig~t. save tin:e and ~~~D~.? ::mt:~~~l~ lIio~s~ NEED - STRONG MINDED. Reasonable rates. 2 blocks from TWO GRADUATE FOREIGN ransportation costs, anchored washer-d~ '130.00A. utilitieS res~nsible and understanding ~~~.457-7032 eveni~i\~ students looklng for two American female attendant to live with, take families in carbondale or Mur­ 'i~~edca:I:OO~f=ef~ =. 305 mew, 27~~:ti'o care of a mature handicap male physboro to stay with Rent is nsulatiOD. save cooling and this semester or longer. Job is TYPING: DISSERTATIONS. ROOMATE WANTED l!-of- fairly simple ;n conSideration of THESES. research papers. Fast. =!:~an~~D ~.~ ::.tN~s ~:mie:;'i:~ro~~~T:~ MEDIATELY to share t910 S!:0fessional. Free piCk::t. 7:30 p.m. ~IFI08 ater heater, Owners provide bedroom trailer. ~ utilities and t~lIii~o :eea~~~~dJ~~!:~~~~ ~~ry. $.lIO-page and ~EI26 ty Ii~ refuse pidiup, and $100.00 a month. Call 529-4038. I:l~e!IC:i1rI,:P~~o~r:y . • LOST •. a';k~~g:1:.te :~h::I: 2782Bell1 , ~a~~:i;'~~7rOIr ·i~!~e~~e:.PtI ~~~ijitSts. g~F::~::~I~i!S' , BIG ADULT MALE cat. Looks lite une i.vle;;&.c~W~V~. available Duplexes cannot talk much, but I'll do my B272SBc123 CAMBRIA. 2 BEDROOM utmost best to give necessary ~:=. ~m Printing~E~i9 : *~~g·e:':tia~mU::.::U:D DUPLEX, one at '185 plus eyes. Upper left fang broken. ~=~~.~.:u~ oorry so NEED A PAPER tvped? IBM White paws, throat, cll~h and :I:=~ 1ar;:r f:a~ at ~~ ~~ 27'99Cl09 Century 11 House of"ealty 457- ~:::~~cea.astGU~~~~~:~ a~: ~~ntong hair. Call 457~G~t,9 35Z1 or86&-m7. Ask (or Diane. STUDENTS-WE HAVE summer errors. 54~2258. 2611F.117 B2598BflI6 GOLD RING WITH red atone at job~~~~e: a:'nf~e:~c~ rec center OD SU.flddd" Great NE BEDROOM FOR rent at ~FS, BOx 1238, cody. Wyoming INST ANT CASH ~~ntal value. Ca ~::d~~ ~ price. '100.00. 529-1539. 82414. 2749C110 For Anything Of , 27S5P.el14 Cold Or Silver. S35 REWARD FOR THE return of RES,"ONSIBLE FAMIL'Y Cooridinotor 01 Recreational Col_...... ry.c: .... I1.... .ftc. Tchymia, female Irish Setter. WAN'l'ED to rent or lease a 3 ·Mdroom mobile home IlUD.wl! Sports. u.J Celina 823 S. lit 457~1 t.~~lr.\:: ~:4~Wf~~~ . qewly attached carPort. ~'or ; HELPWANTE Apply by 4/9/82 to Search please Call 549-278l. 2790G 109 «tails c:aIJ Mrs Lampkm, 529-2628. Committeoo, Student Recreation , 2759BcIOit SEWING I ALTERATIONS BAR MAIDS NEEDED for Center. ANNOUNaMENTS. NICE 12x60 TRAILER 2 mi. Nartb FASHION DlSIGNING ~ -- I of Ramada. Share witb serious ~~~rn-l~n~~n,,~ Assistant Trade C-t.•. AT minded student. Summ~ring MaiD. B%132C113 Apply by 4, 1/82 HOT RAGS NOT1CI: $S5 Summer, $110 F3lI and ~~ng. COLOn Of aAuon HAIR STYLIST WANTED. Call tD~~. Men'sAtHetIc: 529·1942 ~~~ ~ol.a11 and27~gf07 Department. 715 South University to be used In the Primary George54~S222arQuia~Oe Election of March 16. 1982 T'_ Graclua1. A_lstant "On the Island" 'cA.RBoNDALI!: l~ MILES FROM in,;,l\OSON COUNtY.1.LN:lCS cam~:a I bedroom &as heat LEGAL SECRETARY.' CAR­ ....tlana (OM decathlon; are as fol'-: ~ . No pets. SIOO ~~3~~ BONDALE. Full nme aodor '"art Time - Applicants Should Specify. one *--·Iifter) for fall. 1982 Apply by 411/82 to WORRIED About DIMOCIII!; pAJITY-YIUOW PRICE WAR AV AlLABLE DOW. I~ ~~~~~~: Lew Hartzog. Men's Athletic be'ng PREGNANT? DPUaJCAJI PAIT'f.oalN wide ft. $90.00, 12 It. wide $140.0CI to the Daily Egyptian BOll. 22. Deportment, 'It and 14ft. wide'ISO.OO. 5?'.lH444. ' 2758C109 Confidential Counseling for B2798Bcl26 studen'iS is available at the COlOCI! Of U1LOYS NEEDED IMMEDIATEl.Y. Ie Well_Center Iobotusec!in tf>eN....,....­ KNOLLcaEST RENTAU I• PEOPLE for telePione sr.les and ret...... on ~ HI. 1982 8' -leY • l2'WlDES . Pdnting Plant for lhe .loebon c....my Jail I :ce~!::e~w~~':a.:~ CAU~l and r.Iated F-iU_ is WHnI AlC. Carpet. Quiet Photocopying -2,t:. :~ P.lr:· ~.~.:oti. AfP~:' for an appointment and CounI!y SurrourIdings. S85+11f' I ~esday, March 2n.:I - 171~ W. Offset Copying NO DOGS Sycamore. Carboodale Jayc:e.!S. Off~t Printing TfiE SOUP KITO'EN CIOLOII Of U1LOYS ...... 133. 2683C101t to bot used in tfte Nonpartisan ------~~;es CClrItonclaJ~'. referendum on Ma 16. 1912 NEEDED IMMEDIATELY. 4 Whole FoMs On',Del PEOf'l.F. for local resiol!'ltial '. . ClITds few the "'Iding lew Carbondale I . . Stationery i t :00-6:00 Man thru Sat Communi.., High Sc'-I 0is1rid HOlliS THROUGH 1:OO-S:OO Sunday Numbe< 165 .. CMAIIDL I~"'W_NO ~~\:t:-~iI~u:.~:~:fc! Spiral Bindings S50.00 diliIy. 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Page 20. Daily Egyptian, February 211, 1982 ,.. SENIORS from Page 24 Spivery toot charge of the probably come back and visit graduation. team. Current Head Coach the team, work out with the ". feel that we should be Allen Van WinlUe is the fourth guys and just enjoy myself," he Korner Deli happy as a team with what mentor Russ has ~layed under. says. we've accomplished this year," Last year Russ "tart.ed most Teammate Camp also is Camp said. "But I also feel that , , . Home of Delicious Subs of the games and ended the familiar with the changes in we could have done much -~f.:. ~.~ & Dell Sandwiches season with about a 9.5 scoring Saluki basketball. The 6-10 better. There is no doubt that '. average. This season, in a center, who led SIU-C in scoring the attitude of this team is a lot • ~:.q~1O~ ia' N reserve role, the 6-5 forward is last yeat with a 15.2 points per different than last year's. scoring at a 4.4 point clip. game, said his three years at People are 1rilling to give the ;: '~, 't~~,'., OW "Each year bas been an SIU-C have been ''maturing extra eHort." " .""~~ experience for me," Russ said, experiences." "-, 'i ~/'/ Delivers "Now the basketball team is 100 "I wouldn't want anyone to go _ r(JL __~ __ J_ ~ times better than those two through what I've gone o7/--- disapointing years. I'm to the through," Camp said reflecting 14K GOLD point now where I wish I could on the ups and downs of bis FREE Delivery 11 to 1:30 come back next year and play. career here. This season Camp Chains An accounting major, Russ has started only four of the 14 would like to return to the games to date and has averaged $18 to $30 Delivery Hours Chicago area aftf'Or ¥aduation 6.9 points per game. He was Cobra, Serpentine, & Morel M-Thur 11 to 11 Fri-Sot 11 to 12:30 am and won.: on a CPA aegree. He evasive in answering questions -also bracelets $8 says that he won't become a about what he's ~one through, Sun 11-9 · stranger to SIU-C when he but expressed optimism for the J & J Coi_ I k'8ves in May. team's future. 457-6831 i, ''There's been a big tur-, inside Bookworld University Mall 457·5922 p "1:t will be nice to come back naround in the team," said the ...______~ ~wn and not have to worry administration of justice major about school or an,. of the who plans on either goill~ into pres8U."'eS that go WIth it. I,'ll real estate or counseling after ~Ill!!liS~ DRAKE from Page 24 If they do and if the Salukis sru-c lost to the Aggies 6.'Hi3 in VS. beat the Bulldogs Saturday overtime at the Arena earlier night, Drake and sru-c would this month. tIP. tied in the Valley with 7-9 On the other hand, the Salukis records. split two games with minois DRAKE If such a tie r.ccurs, a Dip of State this season - 1rinning 72- 1 the coin 1rill determine wbich 68 at home and losing 05-53 in , team i~ the season at Normal. In terms of travel time sixth place in the Valley. The and recent experience. it would loser of the coin flip will end the be to sru-c's advantage to get FRIDAY I: season at SP.VeIltb place. another crack at beating the Wbit'.b brings UII to the im­ Redbirds 011 their home 0001'. portance of this semi­ Since the Bulldogs beat the l, mathematical puzzle. A Saluki Salukis 63-55 in Des Moines on AT 7:25 pm 'l win of both the game and the Jan. 9, sm-e 1rill have to prove ~ ensuing coin Dip would mean a bome-eourt dominance, " sru-c 0DI!Il its postseason nJ ..y especially if Byrd is absent. 1 at lllinOi.iState Tuesday nliiht. If sru-c loses one or the other of Drake is comparable in Exciting Basketball Action the two events, then its seventb height to sru-C. another ad­ Brought To You By place fmisb will buy the team vantage since the Salukis have I plane tickets to the Pan kept neck-aDd-neck lately with American Center in Las Cruces, some of the Valley's taner N.M., to play New Mexico State. teams. At eeuter, the Bulldogs ~ The Pan American Center is a will start 6-6 Donnie Earl, who ·1IOtA!rious deathtrap to visiting averages 9.5 pOints Per game. The fillinst Station teams as Tulsa ean attest to. He is flanked by &-5 forward E The MVC's second place Golden Ricky Watley and &-3 forward Hurricane lost on the Aggie's Dana Dunson, averaging 8.4 home court 74-66 in January. and &.5 points respectively. Pinch Penny ~ marion Pub &Li uors~ and W.,U IMS2 Cultural & Civic Center - ---c- ", _ ~~~~8S Presents ••• West Roads '~estroads, more than just another Liquor Store" .Murdale Shopping Center • Carbondale • 529-1221 ,Open till Midnight Friday & Saturday Sale Good february 2.. 21 Mlchelob Helneken light or Dark- 6pk 6pk 70z 120z NR's NR's .,• Special Olympia 12pk Friday, March 5 Export 120z 6pk I;'~~(".,~J~ NR's 8:00P.M. ~R~ clJs~~ Tickets '15, '12,'10, '1 29 For'more ioformatioD caD ,618' 991 .. 4030 2 ~~=;:-~~~:u..s.;:'~m;:;: Special Export Tasting Frida ,4·8 Fraakfart. Tracksters hope to defendMVC title

By Ken Perkins ftnisher Illinois State. Two of the shot 56-11, while Marks has Greathouse can't compete he into the meet. Staff Writer those returnees are Salukis. thrown 53-7 and Featherston 52- will have to insert Dan Jeffers John Sayre will defend his I. Ju.rtior long jumper Kevin or Herman Jett to fill the role. Hartzog is looking for points The men's track and field tiUe in the pole vault, and Baker won't make the trip due in the hurdles, with Harrisburg team will attempt to defend its Stephen Wray will do the same to injury and that may hurt, In the 1,000 and mile, junior native Perry Duncan, D!'eIlt Missouri Valley Conference in ihe hip jump. says Hartzog, because long Tom Ross and senior Karsten Barth and Cecil Ratcliff. The indoor tiUe this weekend at According to Hartzog, SIU-C jumper David Greathouse is Schulz will double. Ross has run trio will run both the 6O-yard Illinois State in Normal. will be strong in each event with also injured. 2:09 in the 1,000, and Schulz, intermediates and fi:gh hurdles. The sophomore from who won the 1,000 in 19110, has sw~~~ ~~ ~:!:z~ i:~~ .:he~c~o:ai~~ ~I~~: Waukegan had a slight . grab" not compP.ted this year in that The Salukis are also expected He says his Salukis are the teredo But despite no entry in in his hamstring area Tuesday event. S''1ulz at 4:05.9, has the to do well in the 6O-yard dash favorites by far. that event, they will count on at practice, and is probable for second fastest mile lime going and the mile relay. "We have to be the fav.>rites the fteld events to provide most the weekend. to win the meet," said Coach of the damage. Lew Hartzog. "We have beaten SlU-C is predicted to continue "He's got the abtlity to jump most of the teams entel'E'd its domination in the pole vault well in the 255," Hartzog said of already this s,'!8Son. We are with Sayre, who heads into the Greathouse, who placed third at strong e~ right now that it meet with the conference's best the Central Colle~ates last ~ eJkn'sJour&asons really doesn t matter who would Ie-ap of 1&-8. He will be joined by . week. Hartzog saId that if ~ IIfwy. 51 South-Carbondal. De there, we would still be able Andy Geiger and Jim Sullivan, to compete with them." both at 1&-3 and 1:;"3 respec- Nine defending champions lively. . return from last year's meet. The Salukis will be tough in where the Salukis dominated the shot put, with John Smith, Combination Dinner. $4.50 the fteld by scoring 162 points, Ron Marks and David 78 more than second-place Featblon. Smith has fired 8 choices served with egg roll & fried rice Net coach wants ,...... -AT'-ora...'" ...... Try Our Magnificent Seafoods ...... r.Ir~ two wins, not one •••••.,511 Hrs:S-l'pm By Ken Perkins would force seeds three through Staff Writer six for SIU-C to move up a notch, a ~;tuation which No matter bow men's tennis LeFevre would rather avoid. Coach Dick LeFevre looks at "It looks bad," LeFevre said.. TIRED OF BEING JUST this weekend's double-duty "We're going to wait until the against Illinois and Indiana, he last minute to see if Ampon's ANOTHER ACCOUNT NUMBER? has only one goal in mind. And OK. H he isn't, we'll play hnn at that's to ;'win them both." the sixth spot." "Illinois is ~oing to be tough AJnoon pra,~ticed Thursday to beat, but I m not going into and t1ad no trouble ~laying the weekend thinking about a ground strokes, hut still had split," LeFevre said. "I want to pain when he tried to serve. win them both, and we've got a Freshman D.'lvid Desilets, the Be a preferred good chance to do that." third seed. he-ads into the The Saluki'J take a 1-1 record weekend undefeated, while the customer with ••.. into Danville's Oakhill Racquet other five seeds all stand at 1-1. lf1Ea... Club to face Indiana Friday and eNo service charge checking *No !au. :harg.~" Bank of America Illinois Saturday. It will be the Playing at the No. 1 seed will Trr1Ht!er', Checks or Cashier Checks first match of the spring season be senior Brian Stanley, while .Penonalized checks at no charge and Money Ord ..... for both teams. • juniors David Giler and John In lA'ld by number oae and two.' Greif and freslmllift Gabriel' "10.000 _ .100.000 Accldemal Deem Insurance -Receive member newsiette,. contalnln, seec:ls Jack Conlen and Scott Cach are slated for the fourth, valuable discounts & SPlCiaI program. Sommers, Illinois chalked up a fifth and sixth seeds, respec­ eTwo conveniently located ATM·s. 3-0 mark in the fall with wins tively. over Illinois State, Purdue and Tubby It ""In bank ,net For a low m.m~rship fee the.e Sangamon State. Tubby Two .. the SIU Stu4ent Center and many other advantages can "We're going up there with TEMPLE wide be yours as a club member. expectalions of beating them," eNation & 1od,Ing dlacounts. LeFevre said of the Illil'li. "It's Beth JacGb a good natural rivalry. But I bope we can win it." SeIVIces Ew:ry Friday Ni!#lt The two rivals split last 8:15pm season, SlU-C shutting out Oneq Shabbat follows Rca. ~ university bank lliinois, H, in the first contest and losing 7-2 in the second. §ffi9.~n~.~~!~gm~ Bringing you new !den In banking. Offering something lI'Iember F.D.I.C. mdiana has a new coach and CAll 529-1409 or 549-4609 players, LeFevre said. Though for diIections or ride the Hoosiers haven't I,»layed a for e~ery~ne .15110 W.. Main Carbondale 541-211. match this year, they ve been -Streig8l Road- ..., tough ~ recent years, ae:·· cording to the Saluki coach. . A big question mark Iooms for • the Salukis. At the moment, No. 2 seed Lito Ampon is still FRESHMEN: JUNIORS:_ hurting from a pulled stoHiach • muscle that may drop him to six~ in the seeding. The change Start Building Your Future Now

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"/ Page 22. Daily ~, February 26, 1982 ND from Page 24 tt said. ''We had a six-point thir.g the &Irutis win c!o dif· '82 with three mim·t.es to play, feren~ly thall in the pre'V:ious we didn't hang on. Our kids Drake game is run. She said her "~MfII a--.. TIdI_l.n: ...... --ltIJ they can win and that's team win push the ball up the ServI"IJ fIrM: 10:45 .... - 'HIO pm Children (under lOyn) 12.50 ~ c...... 10) S3.00 t counts." floor quicklT because of its location: .--.onc. Room Student $4.75 $5.95 Bulldogs are a balaneed advantage m quickness and Senior a~ $5.75 nsive team. Four of Drake's speed. . $6.95 (65 and oIde<) 17.95 rting five are scoring in On Saturday SW-C will be in Spomored by Stud.nt Cell"" Adu"- $6.75 ble figures. The key to the De Kalb to face the 15-12 ense is 6-3 center Lori Huskies. NW has woo four of its uman, who averages 22 lut seven games and finished -...... Cam. lowe- USA nts and 9.2 rebounds a game. ~-T__ -c-....-- r....,. second last week in the Mid­ -- ut stopping Bauman doesn't American Conference, losing to .... ~- -0._ _c.- the liulldog offense. Scott --Vet"I'IIIOfttFrvttSaAad USA Miami of Obio in the fmal game. - --=- d when Drake's inside - "-" even The Huskies are led by ,._-- -.-""""'~ - e is stopped, an opponent Doreen Zierer, seventh in the _ft """ ...... -.~- ...... to watch out for its deadly nation in scoring with 23.9 per """ ide shooting. game. 'Drake has a potent offense," According to Scott, Zierer is a -.....- - tt said ''They· can score one-woman show: To counter - ~~ .- m anywhere. When you stop her attack, Scott has given the USA .- inside ~me, they have - ...-.~-- USA defensive assignment to junior -- - rds Conrue Newlin or Kay forward Sue Faber to play .-....s-c.!"'~-_c.I.e.. -...... , ek bitting shots from 2n feet. Zierer one-oa-one. -USA "We need a good defensive NW is a good team, Scott ~. - me from everyone," she said. said. and SW-C isn't taking -- e doesn't have a weak them lighUy. She doesn't want fensive player we could slack the team to slack off after f 00, so we can't have a weak playing Drake because tbe fensive player they can take Huskies could beat them. . antage of." The Salukis hold a 7-1 lifetime On the offensive end of SW­ record ag~ NW, with the s game, Scott said the only last Huslue win coming in 1966.

Dlini came to the Arena Midwest AlA W regional left the victim of a 13'1.10 dlampioosbip wiD be held 132.15 SaJuId attack. Pam next month in Columbus, led the c~e with a Ohio. -best 36.85 pomts. "Dlinois is returniDg a lot of Western Dlinois beat SW-C jured IlD8Sts for this In the Salukis' aeason opener ~eet." said. "They at Iowa State in December. Iaope to =-get a high score, Vogel said the Westerwinds .bicb would belp their had "excellent competitors" aeeding at the regional." The on thft balance beam.

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' "I would be very disap­ The men'. basketbaD team According to Coach Herb pointed if we don't have the may have to play its fmal Vogel, the women's ~­ top three all-around scores," regular season game at the nastics team should easily be said. Junior Lori Erickson Arena Saturday night without win the IAIAW state cham­ rounds out the SaluItis' "big the !It!rVices of ita top 1COI'eI', pionship being held at 7 p.m. three." Ken Byrd. Friday at the Arena. H tradition bolds, Vogel's Accordina to the SIU.c Snorts "We should have no real wish will probably come true. Information Department, Byrd p.roblem," Vog~1 said. The Salukis have had a lock bas returned 10 his Toledo, 'We've had good workouts all 'on team and individual Ohio, home because his mother week. The 8lrls have been honofs since the state com­ is "critically ill." The depart­ working on ISOlated parts of ~tition began in 1976. ment did not elaborate on the their routines that they've They've captUred five of the cireumstanees of his mother'. had difficulty with." six meets, losing to Dlinois by illness, and could not say SIU-C is the top-seeded just .25 of a point in 1979. SIU­ whether Byrd will be able to team in the sixth annual state C won last year's title in return in time fw the· game meet. The Salultis' average Champaign.'·',· , . against Drake. from their four best scores is Painton Turner and Salui Coacb Allen Vao 138.69. Illinois State is the No. Erickson a b have had a share Wmkle was out of town aDd 2 seed at 135.96. Following the of the state limelight. Painton could nol be reached for Redbirds is Illinois at 133.56; took all-around honors during . comment. , , Western Dlinois at 133.05; and her freshman and junior Saturday nighr.game·" Northern Illinois at 126.48. years' Turner was second to crucial in terms of detennining Vogel said that what the PaintOn last year as a fJ'E'Sh­ where the Salukis will play their Salukis lack in quantity - man; and Erickson I?laced first postseason game In the they have seven gymnasts to second to former Salulti Pam Missouri Valley ConCerence illinois State's 10 - they Harrington in 1980. tournament, which gets un­ make up for in quality. The Salukis have faced derway Tuesday night. "I don't feel there is any each competitor at the meet, hope gymnast in the field of the Tbe Salukis that Drake, with the exception of Nor­ woo 7-7 pending the out­ caliber of Val Painton or Pam thern Illinois, this yt!4r. was Turner," he said of the two Tbey amassed their highest come of its game against In­ diana State at Terre Haute, Ind. SaJukis expected to duel for point rota} .:J the season - top all-around honors. 142.15 ,-against Dlinois State Staff P1toto by MarIl Sbu Thunday, wiD come to the Arena sporting a 7-8 slate. Western's all-arounder. Jill on Feb. 16. Two nights. later Coach Herb Vogel thJnb all-aroaDder Leri ErkkMa. perfwmJD, Frazier, is the "only one ""to.;) her beam routine. Is able to finish iD tbe top &bree has a chance of getting close See GYM, Page Z3 Frida,. See DRAKE. Page Zl Men gymnasts psyched Seniors to lIang up sneakers for defending champs with bittersweet cage memories By JoAnn Marelszewski up for ~brs>-!:!ta," Meade said. SCaff WrHer The gymnasts will be ready Bob Mora" 12&-84 record In his eight years results of that se&IIOII. both mentally and physically, Staff Writer at SIU-C, ~ the bead Nebraska's defending NCAA and the coach added that be coaching job at Auburn ~~o~ expects they will do weD and WbeD the Salukis play Drake Univenity. He never ,ot the hit the Skids. The taste of two ~C:~=~~ possibly wiD .. few events. at the Arena Saturday night, it chance to coach at the straigbt losing ___ ,.17 and and 1980 Olympic team With Elliot sidelined, will mark their rmal home Southeastern Conference 7-2Cl. sourecf Iba GIl SIU-C members Jim Hartung and Phil ;:ut::::,!eoddsL:,wr.en.ce appearance of the season school, for on June 6, 1978. the basketball. Cahoy, will face the Salultis in a barring any postseason former Sah'.ki coach died In a ''Tho8e two years were the dual meet at 2 p.m. Sunday at the floor exercise are im= miracles in the Missouri Valley motel fire In Columbus, Ga. 0IIft where I said to myself, the Arena. Elliot's absence will be a factor Conference tournament next , Joe Gottfried took the Saluki •Just 2et me througb the Saluki coach Bill Meade in the vault also, where John week. All top four Valley helm the following season, and 1IeASOI',y" be said. "It got to that described the Comhuskers as Levy aDd Kevin Mazeika hope finisbers will have to lose their Russ bad to adjust to a new "awesome" with the most ~tb to do well for the Salukis. Tom contests in order for sru.c to eoacb and ohikJeophy. A ~13 ~ Gottfried exited before of any team be's ever seen. ' Slomski, wbo bas scored a host a playoff game. overall m.ar"k aDd in 8-8 record the Valley tournament last Netnslta bas scored a season personal high of 9.65 on the Likewise, it will probably be in tfoe Valley, good for a third­ year. Assistant Coach Rob bigh of 284.5 points, aDd "I think rings, wiD be a factor in that the last time seniors Scott Russ place tie with Wichita State. most of our gymnasts lead the event. and Rod Camp will play in the Creighton and Drake, were the See SENIORS. Pap Z1 individual events," said Cor­ Saluki all-arounder John friendly confmes of sru.c'ijJ Musker coach Francis A \len. Levy will face strnna com­ white-capped dome. RiRie ~nd Hartung, the 1980 and 1981 petition in his speciality, the Camp are due t~ graduate aflel' NCAA all-around and rings high bar, from national champ the 1981-82 l-4Sketball season­ champion, holds most of the top Caboy. Caboy will also be the Russ in May and Camp in scores. Tbe senior, however, favorite in the parallel bars, an December. will be competing in only four of event in which bE' bas been an Both cagers are 22-yeanHId the six events, aDd not as an aD­ NCAA champion., and one that and have er..1ured a number of arounder, according to Allen. bas given the Salukis trouble changes in the basketball ADen plans to use freshman throughout the season. climate at SIU-C. Some good, Mike Bowers in the all-around, Tbe Comhuskers coach said some bad, and some just to allow him to get some ex­ the Salukia~'bave at )east ODe downright confusing. " perien'!e competing in six guy in every event" that is Russ came to SIU.c in time events. capable of scoring hi~ but for the 1971-78 season. the last All-American and NCAA added that they Jack • year of Coach Paul Lambert's champion Steve Elliot will not Nebraska bas won last reign over the Salulti basketball be making the trip to sm.c. three NCAA championships, program. Russ_ was recruited said Allen. Tbe senior, who is and Allen feels they have a grod out of Maine East High School al!lothe national tumbling chance at winning it again this in Niles by Lambert, and wasn't champion, bas an ankle injury. year. aware at the time that be would The rest of the team feels be playing only a year under strong, said ADen, including all- ''Things are looking good for Lambert's tutelage. :;-=~~rs Caboy and Jim us this year," be saieI. "We've "Lambert was the reason 1 bad some outstanding scores, came down 'to Southern. Tbe Salultis have scored weD and anybody at the meet because he recruited me," Russ against tougb tellms this Sundav will see the best we said. ''I came into a good ~. and "they aloe pwnped bave.'J situation at that fune because basketball was GIl the' up and Cagers to end season' UP+.:at season Lambert and the 'Salukis ended the year with an By Keith MueIUl ~. at the Arena In January. of Drake is tough on the road, overall record 17-7, and a Staff Writer MVC mark of 11-5 which tied but even tougher at home. The sru.c fOl' second pIao..-e. Russ The women's basketball team Bulldogs sport a UH recorrI at didn't see much playing time, ends its season on the road with Drake Fieldhouse this season. and a 78-7 mark over the last his fresbman year. Instead, be games at Drake and Northern m was more or less adjusting ~ Winois this weekend. years. However. Coach Cindy Scott said her team isn't in­ the pressures of colfegfr On Friday the Salukis will be basketball. in Des Moines, Iowa, to face the timidated by the impressive Missouri Valley Conference­ borne record. Then the wheel began to Spin and the basketbrill team un· leading Buildop. Drake, with a "We played there laat seaIIOIl Staff Pt.oc. " MarIl Sims 22~ mark, basbeen rated in the and lost a ooe-point baDgame,'" derwent. DUlIlberof ~~" nation's top 20 this season. Tbe transformations. ,.,' " .~,.. "'AID Is ... ~ beUer tJau Ias& ,ar." Aid __ See&t Bulldop dumped the SaIukis. See END. Page Z3 Lambert, after complliDg a ...... willa I eaaId eome bad aat year IUId pia,." Page- H. Dail)' EantiaD. February .. 1lI8Z