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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1988 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in September 1988 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Daily Egyptian SOllthern Illinois University at Carbondale Monday, September 19,1988, Vol. 75, No. 21, 16 Pages Protest 8 victims Women picket of Gilbert band's name discovered CIUDAD VICTORIA, By Richard Goldstein Mexico (UPI> - Rescue Staff Writer workers Sunday found eight more bodies of the estimated What's in a name? 200 people missing a day after When the name is Rapeman, a river in Monterrey flooded, women protesting the name of sweeping away four the hard core band Thursday passenger-filled buses in the said what is in the name is single most deadly blow of oppressive to women. Hurricane Gilbert, officials "We feel that t::le name. said. Rapeman is offensive to In the neighboring coastal women. It implies sexual state of Tamaulipas at ,assault," Cass VanDerMeer Mexico's northeast border protesting outside II Hear~ Inc., said. with the United States, Holding signs reading :?~ti~ ~ =r~~ "Rapeman oppression, op is= an unknown number presses women," and StdPhDkIby "'nHII_ of people, leaving them "bashing women bashes without shelter, food or humans," about 15 women Protest... picket outside Two Hearts aUIIlnst Thunaday night. Some people cIIIlmed· the the club's booking of the bend 'Rapeman' name of the bend promoted ..xual violence. cooking utensils. marched in a circle for an The U.S. Coast Guard sent hour-and-a-half while the helicopters on rescue band's music erupted from the Schultz said the name was Temptation of Christ," which A co-owner of II Hearts Inc., operations to two northern bar each time a patron ent~red derived from a violent receIved protests for its Terry Cravins, addressed the ocexited. Mexico villages endangered by Japanese comic book about a portrayl of the life of Christ. protestors. floodwaters brought on by Matt Schultz, producer of the vigilante who calls himself Shannon Lunkes, a senior in ''The name of this band is Hurricane Gilbert. show and a senior in cinema Rapeman. Art, said women in Carbondale oppressive to me. All I'm doing Gene Maestas, spokesman and photography, said the The! character Rapeman are submitted to sexual ex is honoring a legal contract at a temporary Coast Guard protesters are taking the name fights the system, but is ploitation that is far worse (with Schultz)." out of context. portrayed as a good guy, be than the name of the band. "I totally agree with what "Granted rape is bad, " said. "Tbe attitude that women these women are doing," Club helps contact Schultz said, "but (the Schultz compared the accept in this town is worse Cravins said. "Some of these protestors) don't know the protest to the controversy that than any band (name)," sbe Gilbert's victims context." surrounds the movie "Last . said. -Page 5
'Bucky' Bush campaigning for brother command post at the Border Patrol headquarters at Corpus Christi, Texas, identified the By ScoH Perry villages as Colorados de Staff Writer Illinois is expected to be close, with both candidates sharing Abajo. 65 miles south of When you're the brother of a 46 percent of the vote in a Laredo, and San Fernando, 60 recent I?OIl. miles south of Brownsville, ~:~d~~~i~~::e~'ia:ltn~ "It's unportant to spread the Texas, near the Gulf of Mexico and watch the action. word and help him all I can," coast. William "Bucky" Bush, the Bush said in an interview. "There is the threat of a dam brother of Republican "What a better person to breaking in Colorados de presidential candidate George represent him than someone Abajo, on the Rio Alamo," Bush, spent a wet Sunday who's known him his entire Maestas said. afternoon in Okawville, talking life." "Once that rescue operation with voters and drummin~ 1'" Bush said the biggest was under way, we got word of support for the Republican wealu.ess of Massachusettes another situation where people prly. Gov. Michael Dukakis and the were in generally tough shape. At a gathering coinciding The report said 300 people with the community's annual See PROTEST, f.ag_ 7 were on their rooftops or in Wheat Festival, Bush an trees at San Fernando, and so swered questions concerning we will go there also." his brother'S presidential Rescue workers walking campaign as well as giving his along the banks or in the now support to Sen. Ralph Dunn in shallow waters of the Santa his re-election bid for state Catarina river in Monterrey senator in the 58th senatorial discovered eight more bodies district and to Patrick Kelley, Sunday and brought them to who is running for the 22nd the morgue of the Civil Congressional Dktrict's seat hospital, the hospital in the u.S. House of spokesman said. Representatives. Before Sunday's discovery, Bush, a St. Louis Std PhDkI by Kurt Stamp Nuevo Leon Gov. Jorge bUSinessman, said he spends Trevino said 60 people had died four or five days per week William 'Bucky' Bush, brother 01 Vice President George Bush, in the Monterrey flood, and traveling around M~souri and Gus says 'Bucky' gives campaigns at a barbecue at the home of Allan Schumal. of reports from state authorities Illinois to help his brother's voters a clear choice: fog or Okawville. The berbecue took place during the annu&1 presidential bid. "'he race in smoke. Okawville Wheat Featlval. See GILBERT, Pege 7 !Th' '1 .. I llS .". ornlng~ Nitz to take stand to plead innocence
Group protests bill By Sco" Perry for more Contra aid and Carrie Ferguson prove Nitz is innocent. include Nitz's testimony that following the murder. Nitz is Staff Writers Nitz is charged with the he didn't kill Miley. alledged to have ~chased J AprilS murder of Miley. David Knight, an items with Miley s credit -j age8 Richard Nitz will testify that Broeking said he would re- acquaintance of Nitz's, said he cards. he didn't kill Michael D. Mil£y and Nitz played pool on a Knight said he believes they I Football team and testimony will be given w ~:::o~th:at~to thha~'; ~ Thursday at a Carbondale bar. played pool on April 7. The show that Nitz could not have curred and "the way he KTI;ght said on Saturday of credit card purchases were has first victory killed Miley, Nitz's attorney (Miley) moved about." He also that same week he went to a made on April 7 and 8. said during the defenses' made reference to the location party at Nitz's trailer. - Sports 1 f) Broeking said the trial could I I operung statements. the murder is thought to have Earlier testimony placed end as early as Thursday. Public Defender Larry occurred. Nitz at the Kentucky Oaks The trial will resume at 9: 30 ! Rain, 505. I Broeking said Friday he will Broeki!lg s&id the final Mall in Paducah ou the a.m. today at the Williamson L_ _ ___ .-1 present four points which will element of the defense will Thursday and Friday County Courthouse. r------! LA ROMfi'S PIZZA" I 1$1.00-off l;;~~~I~::;;Si' s.~,- I ....'.m...... w''''d.II'''''Yof_ II ~,'o\~/ world /oation. - I or X-Large or medium pizza '\ : 111 ------! Pizza 2/32oz. Pepsi's I Limit one per pizza with large or X-large ~~ - ~ BINDING Former aide to Duvalier [ We Always Deliver FREE Pepsi's low cost • fast service overthrows Haitian ruler L ______I -529·134... 4- PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti (UPI) - Army Brig. Gen. Prosper kinko's' Avril, a former aide to ex-dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier, said Sunday he was assuming the mantle of president to save Haiti Across from SIU from "anarchy and chaos" in the wake of a coup ousting military On the asland ruler Lt. Gen. Henri Namphy. Gunfire and grenade blasts heard for hours Saturday night at the presidential palace in Port Au r T-a'IRDS 549-0788 Prince marked Namphy's ouster. Barrels Burmese mmtary seize power of government RANGOON, Burma (UP!) - The Burmese military seized power Sunday following months of massive demonstrations of demanding an end to one-party rule, but protesters sWiftly defied I a curfew and ban on public gathering imposed by the new % leadership. Gunfire broke out in several areas of the city within ~ Funl hours of the announcement. ~ Walesa says Solidarity revival 'very close' 35¢ CZESTOCHOWA, Poland (UPl) - Solidarity leader Lech ~ Walesa, addressing more than 50,000 workers and activists on a J religious pilgrimage, said legalization of the banned union is { "very close" but discipline and obedience will be needed to make J. it a reality. Walesa spoke briefly following an outdoor mass. ~ DRAFTS &' fill DAY. ALL "lYE Swedish voters expected to elect new party STOCKHOLM, Sweden (UPI) - Swedes voted Sunday in ~.-!~ 1 Walhlnlto~s ~Z'.lIOI sunny and windy weather in a parliamentary election expected to shift the balance of legislative er by making the anti- establishment Gt~n Environm.enta~party the f1l'St new party PrimeCJJme I in parliament in ff1 years. MOrtDAY rtlTE FOOTBALL :············Sept. 18············: State Department tries to fix ex.pense account WASHINGTON (UP!) - The State Department's attempt to straighten out its chaotic expense account system has run into ~ COLTS l trouDle with tile organization that represents diplomats in their ; va. ; dealings with the department. The American Foreign Service Association has filed an institutional grievance to prevent the BROWNS State Deprtment form mentioning in the employees' efficiency . . report that they are delinquent in returning travel advances. .. ~ ...... - 18oz. Drafts Army looks to promote man who aided North $ Utr WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Army has Dominated for promotion to general an officer who played a central role in 25 White House aide Oliver North's illegal operations to aid the Nicaraguan Contras, Army= show. The Pentagon's nomination last month of Col. James Steele, who coordinated secret flights by North's private aid network in EI Salvador and acted as liaison between the group and the government of El Salvador, has drawn sharp criticism from Sen. Tom Harkin, D Iowa.
California fire casts pall over San Francisco United Press International A California brush fire rages out of control Sunday near Vacaville, destroying bomt:5, sending residents fleeing and casting a pall of gray smoke over San Francisco 50 miles away. The blaze was among four new fIreS - two in California and two in Idaho, while snow and rain allowed fIrefighters to make progress against blazes in Yellowstone National Park and surrounding areas. state Located at the Student Center CrosshalIs Independent voter group This week·, Special refuses to endorse Daley 9/19 .. 9/25 CHICAGO (UPI) - The Independent Voters of Dlinois Independent Precinct Organization couid Dot overcome its misgivings about Cook County State's Attorney Richard M. Daley's mayoral aspirati'HlS, and turned him down at a weekend endorsement session. 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Whh Coupon I Limit 2 With Coupon I No limit With Cuupon Limit" With Coupon : Limit 2 With Coupon I I I ~!!,!!''!-~:!8__ __ ~~~!:~:!.8___ ! __~3~~93~~ __ _ L_ ..9~O!~~ ~~:!8__ ~ F;gyptian, September t9.198P.. Psg.. ~ Dsily Egyptian Opinion & Commentary l>lUdent Edltor-In-Chlef. John Baldwin; F.dItoriIII Page Editor. Richard Nunez; AaaocIa18 Editorial Page Edit"•• Jacks P. Hampton; Acting MBIl8Qing Editor. Wanda Harria. Administrators miss punchline on raises EVERY COMEDIAN knows the value cl good timing. A zinger delivered at the wrong time, say at a funeral, can have the wrong effect. The Board of Trustees must be too busy to watch much television, or it would have foreseen the consequences of its actions at the September meeting. The Trustees zinger was the salary increases afforded Presldent John C. Guyon and Chancellor Lawrence Pettit. If the meeting were a sit-com, the network would have canceled. Imagine talking about salaries in the middlf of a mock Viewpoint funeral for education staged by a small groups of students that wanted to underscore thetr displeasure with a tuition in~rease. THE STUDENTS who demonstrated at the Board of Hopes fading for the Green Bras; Trustees meeting probably are making too much of the relationship between the tuition increase and the salary women choose pregnancy over war increases. But, their wrath should tell the board to carefully reconsider its process for doli!lg out more IN RECENT days, three who were holding an anti money. registration rally. part of drait-age, unmarried women Most employees have at least their salary based have told me that if called to And in the front raolt of the on performance. Those employees who perform best, can the Army, they will become demonstraton was a young expect the best salary increase. pregnant. mao holding a sign that said: At SIU-C, a faculty member does not get a merit raise "And I'll stay pregnaot," "Nothing Is Worth Dying until after performance has been evaluated. That's O:le of them said, "every year For." logical. untilI'm too old togo." In the case of the chancellor and president, though, there Frankly, this attitude DURING THE anti-war days has been no evaluation. We haven't seen a list of ac disappoints me. Despite what 01 the 1960s and '708, I saw a lot some shrill female fanatics Mike of placards bearing slogans complishments from either the president's or chancellor's like: "DOD't Napalm. Babies," offices, may believe, I have long ad mired the new, modern, Boyko "Make Love Not War," "Hell No, I Woo't Go," and hUDdreds liberated women and have Tribune Media Services WE DON'T DOUBT the need for the University to keep sU{lported their goals. oIotbers. pace with administrative salaries at other institutions. Although they rejected my But I never saw ODe that put Administrators are just as likely to jump ship if there is a suggestion, I once outlined how it as blunUy as: 'Nothing Is significantly better financial pacakage offered elsewhere. ERA could be passed in standing at the dock, waving WorthDyiDgFor." With higher education reaching a crisis point in terms of Dliinois: by bribing the state goodbye to their troopship, In a way, I respect that obtaining state funding, we want to have the best leaders legislature like everyone else while singing "Over There, young man. He's not trying to does. Over There," and "I Won't Sit kid anyone about moral issues, available to lead our battle for the bucks. Under The Apple Tree With idealism, a love of peace, a And, from what we have seen, Chancellor Pettit has Anyone Else But You," and hatred of aggression. been successful in helping put together a coalition to fight AND I had assumed that as female-persons sought and shouting: "Give 'em bell, He just doesn't want for more money for education_ President Guyon has been II shooting him, won ~uality, they also would female-persons. anybody at and responsive in dealing with the smaller budget. Both have be willing to accp-pt the same I was even oJaaning to that's that. been the subject of criticism: Pettit for lavish spending at responsibilitip:> as me. volunteer to wed: at a local Stone House and the administration's dealing with the USO, serving coffee and I saw myse" baking collective bargaining issue and Guyon for hiring Jim Hart cookies and little Dips of as Athletics Director. I had imagined an bourbon to the female GI cookies and fruitcakes penoas. entire special forces and sending them off NEITHER ONE has undergone the kind of review ex INSTEAD, I now have a to Private Pam and pected of the faculty. We assume they will in the near army unit made up of frightening vision of millioas Sergeant Jan and future. the toughest of and millions of young women, Only after the review will we know how the minuses and ages 18 to 26, tummies Lieutenant Tammy. phJ:j,es of each administrator's perf\lI'Dlallce last year will women. Something protruding with draft-dodging balance out. pregoaocies. An entire DeW like the Green Berets. Had this kid lived more than While t~e board plans its calendar for the coming year, baby boom, brought OIl by the It could be called the fear of being classified 1-A. 200 yean ago. be might have we suggest it remember this year's hoopla over salary stood up at the Virginia increases. Total collapse of phar Green Bras. maceutical companies that Provincial Convention, as Evaluating the performance of administrators before ______make the Pill. Patrick Henry did, and giving them raises, will take some of the sting out of what So I'm surprised to bear Oh, I'm disappointed. I shouted: this year was, for many, an unpopular decision. hadn't imagined that the same liberated women now saying "IS LIFE so dear or peace so that if the need ever occurs, f~ who lope so aggresmveJy down the street, sweet as to be purchased at the they don't believe women price of ehaiDs and slavery? sbould be drafted. Or, if jaws jutting, boot-heels Letters thumping. and voices snarling, Fobid it, Almighty God I I drafted, they should not be know not what course others required to do anything but the could DOW be saying "I'm going to stay pregnant." may tate, but as for me, give safe jobs. me liberty, or .., uh .. , or if you I just can't believe that able John Wayne never said that. Administrators are flunking bodied female-persons are now But more than being can't give me liberty, OK, then saying they don't want to serve disappOinted, I'm now I'll take chains ana slavery, I really appreciate your recent editorials and letters from as GIs, that they will have worned. Although I don't youlmow?" students (faculty, where are you?) decrying the warped Or in IT16 be might have babies to avoid going. expect this country to get into priorities in SIU-<:' budgeting. a shooting war, you never stood on the British gallows, as Another example: while enrollment is higher than ever and Especially those women who know. And I had counted to Nathan Hale did, and said, as our introductory courses are full, we have to use fewer films and so splendidly swear and drink today's modern young female the rcpe was placed around his schedule them not according to educational needs, but ill order to and talk mean and jog and persons to pull us through to neck: minimize cost. This is tbt:- result of one of the so-called savings slam the rac~lletball around victory, or at least a draw. "I only regret that I have but instituted by a former \'ice-president of this place, now and learn karate. These, as I ODe life, hi, ub, - actuaUy, president. This so-called economy measure did not really save used to say before I became THE REASON I was what I regret is that I'm here. any money: it merely transferred the cost to departmental enlightened, sPem to be very counting on the female Howaboutprobation?" tougb broads. the administration a bit more persons is that I don't have bU4f!~ 'r:thd~t CJ~b~~~~n much confidence in the young AND IN 1961, he might have discretionary money at •.lleir level. Notice the new furnishings I HAD imagined an entire male-persoos. stood through a chilly for the president-s office. the expansion of the so-called chan special forces army unit made My final, flickering hope inaugural address, as John cellor-s bureaucracy, ei.c.? up at the toughest of women. that America's young males Fitzgerald Kennedy did, and By the way, I thOUg~t.lhe main justIfication for the Chancellor Something like the Green could defend this country said: is that he woulci bring in more Ill(}>-·ey. Why. then, does the Berets. It could be e:illed the against an invasion by, say the "And so, my fellow University have to take pil' raises cut of students through tuition Green Bras. Cuban army, faded a few days Americans, ask not what your increa~~? If we could g;·<:,de '!.1n.Distraf.urs, I-d award the And I saw myself baking ago. country can do for you: and chancellor and presidelll F -s at th's pflmt. cookies and fruitcakes and ask not what you can dQ for (Please excuse use of - in place of ,.,.,ostrophes: my typewriter sending them off to Private That was when I picked up a your country. What I wanna is defective and we havell-t gotten around to fixing it y~t). - M. Pam and Sergt'ant Jan and newspaper and saw a picture ask is, will somebody please go Lionel Bender. professor. antbropolog~_ Lieutenant Tammy. Or of a group of students at Yale do it instead of me, hub?" Page 4. Daily Egyptian. &-pt.ember J9. 1988 ,------COUPON"------. I -9D~ RoastBeef I i~~'9§~1 - (Limitrtax.: 4) I FAST FOOD. WTTH STYLE. I 1\01 valle With ony other .,fle, i S.::h:. lax cnarged 0rfer goo..i at I t participatmg RaJ\. (mh. i L_~~.!!~~,~,~~_v!_~_~~lr.!~!~!:!1~ ___ : ~ AI.,~. I 4-__ -~-lo_wc_e-r-C-o-m-p-a-n-y__,1 p(JXJV? HAP~'! HOUR Photo Perry Kelly Jones, a ....101' In radio and television, Radio Club I. helping local famill.. contact ,2 l~-fo~li1Y lI.ten. to I1Idlo ....nsml .. lon. emitting from relatives In Jamaica after Hurricane Gilbert hit ' ...... : ( Jamaica Thuraclay afternoon. The Amateur thecoumry. v~) oses Carnations, Daisit:'.': Radio club helps contact Jamaica , "1 PLANT SALE By Diana MIYeIll few hours to a few days to be fIxed," Lewis said. fI Staff Writer answered, depending on their Hoshiko said with these 19.95 EACH _ . destination. emergencies the people on the Toe Amateur Radio Club on other end are so swamped with Most Major Credit Cards Accepted ~mpus is ~ding loca.I peop~e "We pass on the names of messages, they try to take the Wire Senlices Available m contacting relatives m the I)eOple we are asking about crucial message!> tirst. 607 S. lIiinois Jamaica following the strike of to the designated operator. HurricaoeGilberl That operator passes the Jones said the Canculj The Federal Com- names to the operator in munications Commission has Kingston," Jones said. frequency had begun taking set aside two amateur reports on Friday. frequencies to be used for Debbie Lewis, senior in "Some clubs are very emergencies and medical electrical engineering, said organized to help with the she contacted the Amateur emergencies. Our club on :~~ ~~lo ~ll~.;:::n Radio Club last week to try to campus is a loose-knit group. and president of the Amateur contact her mother Veta People in the club have lots of Radio Club, said. Lewis, who lives in Kingston. interests," Hoshiko said. Michael Hoshiko, adviser of the Amateur Club and trustee Lewis said the club sent the Interested peI)l;le may get of its station,. said the SW message on Friday but had not together to do what they can club is not generally geared for received an answer. when these emergencies emergencies, but it is "I was able to get through to strike, Hosbiko said. "But our doillg its best to help. He my mother on Friday night club is not really geared for said the messages may fake a after the phone JioeS were emergencies," he said. TECHNICAL PEN SAVINGS i)srAEDTLER PLUS FREE SCHOOL SUPPLIES marsiffil@j~7DD Get this FREE Value Pack of Staedtler school supplies and reuseable CacheCase worth $12, when you buy a specially-priced Marsmatic technical pan set with 7 pens plus ink. Available now :'it your college store. 1. In 191-4 Germany gave Austria-Hungary a blank check; Result? WWI. 2. In the 1930's Hitler led a campaign against the Jewish ~ of Germany. Consequence of fascism? WWII. BILLI!BDS PARLOUR t;i)eN 9'~,,-.,.... 9'~~ 3. In 1988 the American Govt. still continues to 1/4 lb. All Beef Frank blindly support Israel against the better judgment With Plcltk &. Chipo of its own people. What will be the consequences? Draft or Soda 11.35 THE PALESTINIAN STUDENT ASSOC. • llt"II!P.. :!...iJ~ J ~!J INVITES YOU TO WITNESS A RARE ,!.n'J EXHIBITION ABOUT THE TRUTH BEHIND THE PALESTINIAN UPRISIr~G. Stud.nt Center Ballroam D Sept. (19.20).1988 From 9am-4pm Daily Egyptian, September 19, 1988, Page 5 Police Blotter TillS WEEKEND AT THE WESLEY FOUNDATION Police dispersed about 500 about 210 pounds and wearing alcohol at Sidetracks, 101 W. United Methodist Campus Mj[ll~try people from a Lewis Park blue jeans and a dark shirt was College, and two were charged 816 S. Illinois Avenue party Saturday morning, as argwng with other customers at T-Birds' 111 N. Washington, a (Across from McDonald'sl 457-8165 well as arresting one person in the ordering line and was policesaici for unlawful assembly. "looking for trouble. .. After • Mon. sept. 19: Carbondale, SIU-C and the disruption, the man and William A. Baudin, 30, was 7:00pm Single Parent Support Group Jackson County police were two unidentified men left the charged for forging a also 7:00pm Christianity & New Age called to disperse the large restaurant and broke the crowd at BOO E. Grand after window five minutes later, ~=J:t:u::r;:n~ ;!t;.~: Discussion Group they prevented an ambulance Karamsadeh said. Wal-Mart pharmacy, 1150 Tues. Sept. 20; 7:00pm Bible Study from react.ing an injured Karamzadeh chased the E.Main, Saturday at 3:30 p.m., Wed.,..kpt.21; 6:30pm S.O.S.lStudent oVl:!r Substance) person and created other man who created the initial police said. Baudin, who 8:00pm Midweek disturbances and complaints, disturbance to Taco Bell, resides at 700 S. Lewis Lane, police Sgt. Bob Goro said. which is across the street from was taken to the Jackson Fri. Sept. 23;. Noon Theological Discussion Guild P"blo Reyes, 21, 6B Lewis Wendy's, but stopped. County jail where he is waiting 6:00pm Logos Coffee House Park, was charged with The dar.lage to the window is for an appearance before a live Entertainment and Open Mic assault, resisting arrest and estimated at $600, police said. judge. unlawful assembly, and was The pharmacy's manager released after postin~ a bond Seven people were charged refused to comment on the on the city orCllIlance vlUla tion. with underage consumption of incident. A Wendy's Old Fashioned Hamburgers night manager chased an unknown man after a window on the east side of the building was shattered at 3:15 r~tecra~~~ ~.i~a~~~~Y'S is Naisan Karamzadeh, the night manager, said a 5- foot,lO-inch, man weighing DOUBLE CHEESEBURGER REG. 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When asked about George school system first, then go The protest continued "We saw what they Unlike the Republican Bush's stance on education, toward helping those who want after Cravins finished her were doing so we ~orm, Bush said the Bush showed liWe worry about to go on to College. speech. Dukakis havin gained the Michael J. Polkinghorne, joined. " with:rc:~~~t!f~tform support of the National Bush also took time to a 23-year-old junior in "Now we have to smoke out Education Association. congratulate the University on history, said "I completely -Jane Miller where they stand," he said. The NEA, he said, its choice of Jim Hart to the agree with what the), are A good oportunit}' for this, represents only a small part of athletics director position. I dOing. They're makmg a Bush said, will be during the the electorate. "Jim will be great for the counter.point, (and) they're doing so we joined," Miller debate hetween the candiilates He said George Bush will be University and the com not keeping people from said. scheduled for Sept. 25. the "education president" be ~~_ SIU is lucky to have coming in" the bar. Refering to sexual assault Bush acknowledged said he would be, despite what Jane Miller, a certified in general and ra~ in Dukakis' excellent debating the NEA might think. public accountant from partIcular, Miller said the skills - having been part of a There are plans for higher Bush said he and Hart are Ava, and Paula Wade, a band name Rapeman is one television debate program. education, he said, but it is longtime friends. housewife who lives in way people can .~. over Carbondale, said they were the issue without ~. walking by and joined in. "It numbs people to It," GILBERT, from Page 1---- "We saw what they were she said. showed 93 people had been who refused to give his name, an industrial city of 4 million, killed by Gilbert in Mexico. said "Bodies of flood victims 425 miles north of Mexico City. The eight bodies recovered are coming in here all the overwhelmed four buses Sunday appeared to push the time, but I am not authorized ~cked with people fleeing to death toll to 68 in Monterrey to give out the figure. The total higher ground. and 101 in Mexico, but the number of confirmed dead will The buses were swept police and the Red Cross rise today and tonight, dovrl'lriver in raging torrent. refused Sunday night to though." Some passengers waved for release any further data on the Saturday morning, the surge help from inside the trapped total :lumber of storm deaths. of water from the Santa vehicles as rescue workers and A Red Cross spokesman, Catarina River in MontE'!rrey, others helplessly watched. 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". --...;,;: To apply for your Hometown VISA or MasterCard, Slop by and visit with us tod'ty. Or. if you already own a VISA or MasterCard, find out how simple it is to place a home· town number on it. ~ Shryock AUditor:J'um ~ Celebrity Series You know U8. We know you. MI!IDor~= ____ (D~~l~ • ~:,~~I~~rbond.~ 457·3381 -~~Member FDIC 509 S. Universi . Daily Egyptian, SePtember 19, 1988, Page 7 Gathering protests against Contra aid By Scott Perry Staff Writer The bill was approved by the Senate on Aug. 10 and IS in A small group gathered in committee awaiting final Carbondale's Central Plaza to approval. The bill is expected On One of Twelve Professional Tables I!.rotest a proposal before to be voted on by late Sep 6-8pm Tues. - Sot. 0Jngress to provide non-lethal tember. aid to the Contra rebels if! PI~e for Resistance is Daily Drink Specials Custom Cues For Sol '. Nicaragua. protesting the possible ad Tom HiDsold, II member of a dition to the amendment, by group calling tilemselves the President Ronald Reagan, of a ..oM 1J,Itl/~.A/h~ 517 South Illinois Ave. Pledge of Re.'1istance, said military clause that will allow ~~ ~~ ~9·STlX during the pror.t<:;t Saturday military aid to be sent if the afternoon that any aid to the region IS found to be in a state Contras will "sabotage any of emergency. chance for peace" in the Central American country. Tc show their dissatisfaction "If the United States didn't with the bill, the group send money, they (the Con gathered to drink Nicaraguan tras) would be more willing to coffee, banned in the United sit at the peace table," he said. States because of an embargo The group is protesting an against the country. and to The Student Center amendment to the Defense discuss the situation being D~partm~nt Authoriza~ioDS faced by the Nicaraguan Bill allowmg over $27 million people. Brings you the Olympics! in non-lethal aid - food, Hinsold, along with many medicine and clothing - to be others from the group, has sent to the Contras. visited Nicaragua. All televised Summer '88 Olympic Events will be shown on the monitors in these Student Center locations: • Video Lounge -H.B. Quick's 100 W. Walnut Carbondale e Big Muddy Room -International Lounge INTRODUCTORY :r.;':" OFFER ~ 12 exp. '2.36 24 exp. '4.19 Check daily schedules at each location. 15 exp. '2.97 36 exp_ '5.89 No Limit,,,, Number of Rolls ------~~~~~~------Unsurpaued Quality Anywhe,.. -3'1..5'1. Glossy photo finisher In .he Prints from 35mm ar_ to u .. Kodak chemistry -Flash Photo Is a In accordance with of Kodak Colorwatch The '88 Kodak's specifications .,,"iem 24th Summer - - .------1'------Reprint Special I In By lOam 5 for 95C lOut By 5pm Olympiad Olympics from your 135,110.126 or Disc I Film Developing negatives. I Speciol lease have negative numbers I with quantity desired I (C· ... I processing only) 9/19·9/23 Slice of Pizza and Medium Soft Drink $1.50 Pizza Pete's is located in the Big Muddy Room on the lower level of the Student Center. HOURS: 10.30-2:')0 M{)nday·Fr day , 618-457-3595 Discover SPECIAL Briefs . Diving COMPUTING AFFAIRS will sponsor a workshop entitled Become a certified "Which Statistical PackalJe Open Water Scuba Diver, P L A. C E "Vienna. Should I Use," at 1 today m Classes offered Your Complete Wham 219. To register, call at 453-4361, ext. 269, or key in Sandwich Shop U Beef WORKSHOP from eMS. Delta Health Center by All Beef "Chicago Style" COMPUTING AFFAIRS will Jim Hufnagel Check Our Hot Dog SpoDSOl' an "Introduction to PADI OPEN WATER INSTRUCTOR Lotus 1-2-3" workshop at 10 For further information Daily Specials today in Faner 1024. To call Delta 997·33770' register, call 453-4361, ext, 269, or key in WORKSHOP from Jim Hufn_gel 964-1982 Call For Deliver}" 99C CMS. affiliate of Mid-Amenca Scuba II 529-5020 or 549-1013 521 S. Illinois 81U BALLROOM Dance 618-397-7101 Club will meet at 7:30 tonight §1I.U.II.II.II.II.II.II.II~ in Student Center Ballroom B. i 1 AQUATIC BIOLOGY Society i ! piPC~::h:"~·~I~ke;;;;~"·IUI"·'···~l will have a brown bag seminar ,_ 4 ¢ i. at noon today in Life Science II Room 303. 1 i JusticeSIU AMERICANAssociation willCriminal meet _1_. CO PIES ii- at 8:30 tonight in the Student. ! 8% xll or8% .,4 = I Center Mississippi Room. For i White 20 self service ! fj![t~i:j!~1 ! details,call549-2977. = OPEN: i 1 Mon·Th 6am·Mid.. ite .= LEARNING RESOURCES • Fri 6am-6pm Sat 10-6 I Good Through October 16, '88 I Service Workshop will hold a = Sunday lpm·9pm i 5E Co t. Only '14.00 § workshop on "PreDaring I i § S. (Regularly '16.00) § Proposals for the SUJ!lIDer ~ KOPIES & MORE = Undergraduate Teaching i 607 S. Illinois Ave 1 ~ (Does not include transportation) ~ Fellowship Program" at 3 i_ 529-5679 ._ today in the LRS Conference ~ For more information contact SPC at 536-339~ ~ Room. For details, call 453- ~1I.11.1I.1I.1I.1I.1I.1I.11i' iiiilllwwIllIlD.lJUmllll!l!l!!!IIIIIIIIIII!!IUIlJlIlIIllllllltllllllllllllll!l.llillllllllnUlIllJUlIIlIIlIllmnlDI!!l.l!llll!IJlfIIII!llIIliij",!!.IIIUill.dllllllllllllllJlP- 2258. REGISTRATION CLOSES "I don't want SE-pt. 26 for the American Co1lege Testing-Proficiency a Jot of hype. Examination Pt-...--gram (ACT PEP) to be given Nov. 3 and 4. Wl.J1t To register, contact TestiItg I just Services at Woody Hall B204, 536-3303. something I SOCIETY FOR the Ad- vancement of Management cancounton'~ will be having its Open House ~n:ea~%d=:g~~s.? ~~ Room. New members welcome. CLOmlNG AND Textiles Organization will bold it's first meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Quigley Hall Room 305. For Some long distance details, call 536-7449. rompanies promise you the moon. bUl what \'Ou A FASIDON sbow will be held at 11 today in the Rec real~' want is depenilithle. Center Alumni Lounge. Come high. quality service. TltH"s see' 'Students in Motion." just what you'U gel when you d100se AT&T Long CARBONDALE CHAPTER Distance Service, al a ms[ of the United Ostomy Association will bave a thats a ht less than mu meeting at 7 tonight at think. 'ttl.! can expect low long distance rates, 2+hour ~::aor:~ ~~~~eo~ oper.HOf a5.,istan(:e, de-af 1 and 2. mnnecllons :lIld immediate INFORMAL l'ALK and credit for wrong numtwfS. videotape presentation on a And the assunl1ce that traditional Black community vinuall\' all of \"(Jur cllb WIll in Brazil will be at 11 today in go [hrough the fiN time the University Museum That's the genius (If the AuditOrium, Faner 1526. AT.'n \Xbrldwide [mdhgent CARBONDALE POST Office Network. bas installed six new When it's time to wheelchair ramps at the main choose. torget the gimmICks office, next to the University and make the intelligent Mall. choice- AT&T APPLICATIONS MUST be If \'outj like to know received today by tbe more ahout our producl~ Of Educational Testing Sarvice sen'ices. like [nternalional for the Oct. 22 Test of English Calling and the A1&T Card, as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). Applications must call U~.1t I 800 2220300. be rece!ved Sept. 20 by the Society of Actuaries for the Nov. 8 Actuarial Examinations. ANNUAL IN- TERNATIONAL Dinner will be at 4 p.m. Sept. 24 at the Greater Gillespie Temple, 810 N. Wall. For details. call 549- AT&T 2907. The right choice. BRIEFS POLICY - The dt-ad!ir.e for Campus Briefs is nOun two da\'s he.'nre puhh"-,,t,<,tl. . Age of ancient civilizations • • determined by living trees RESUMES that Cornel professor uses tree rings to date historical sites SELL YOU! By Lon. Roberson sample their forests and his S1affWriter students at Cornell are still Laserset Resume & 50 Copies Kuniholm described working on samples from the By matching the patterns of tree rings as being St. Sophia in Istanbul, Turkey, $19.88 tree rings in the wood from the largest building tluit they ancient buildings to living ''lust as recognizable have investWited. trees, Peter Kuniholm KOPIES & MORE professor of archaeology anal as a thumb-print on a Kuniholm said he starteo 607 S. Illinois Ave. - 529-5679 classics at Cornell University, policeman's blotter." doing dendrochronology in (across from Gatsby's - on the Strip) has dated more than 2,m =~:on, Turkey for his samplf!S dating from the medie.al period to the present. Kuniholm opened the 1981H39 away and they said, 'Hey, it's • University Honors Lecture 2,500 B.C. and we gotta do a Series Sept. 13 with a slide new figurine, ... Kuniholm said. lecta.r.e presentation on den "One has \.U be skeptical about drochronology, the science of all this. Tree-dating is capable of high precision." tr~~~~gan exercise in The pattern-reading," Kuniholm Kuniholm said h~ has used said referring to the science. dendrochronology to date historical sites, ancient American Tap TO EXPLAIN the buildings and prehistoric Happy Hour 11:30am.9:00pm chronological use of tree-ring civiliza tions in Greece, dating, Kuniholm used Car Turkey. and Yugoslavia. He 10 foot Giant TV Screen bondale as a site example. bas just returned from sites in Kuniholm said he would take a the Medilerr1mean with a Monday Night sample of wood from a bouse quarter ton of samples from and match up the growth rings items like coffins and ship Colts vs. Browns in the wood to the growth rings wrecks. '250.00 Guaranteed Dart Tournament of trees in the surrounding This Sunday Beginning at 4:00pm area. HE IS also in contact with The pattern .....ould give him the Soviet Union to try and a span of several years to start the chronology, but in order to start the dating. Kuniholm said be needs the year that the tree was felled. That can be established only if the bark or terminal growth ring is preserved. At Smith Coronal sim"icitJ IF THE wood of the house did not come from the area. Kuniholm said be would have is the mother of inventiOri. to go to other forests to try to find a match. If be did find a match, the area would be ~~~~tha~ is~d~~o~h region. Kuniholm also described tree rings as being "just as recognizable as a thumb-print on a policeman's blotter." Trees usually grow about one ring a year, he said, with thin rings signifying a dry year and thick rings indicating a wet year. An article in the New York Times' April 1988 issue said dendrochronology was established in 19:JO by Andrew Ellicott Douglas of the University of Arizona. Only recently have scientists been able to collect enough wood samples to "extend den Our engineers racic.ed their brains so you won't have to. drochronology to objects almost as old as the last Ice Age," We started out with a very sim· We call the SO 700 the Memory pie idea. Typewritf'r. You just may call ittlle KUNIHOLM SAID den To make electronic typewriters simplest typewritf'r in memory. drochronology is really "big" and word processors that have lots It features a 7,000 character at the University of Arizona of great features but are very simple editable memory you can access with and they have the largest to use. the mere flip of a switch. So simple you Combined with the i6 character dendrochronology lab. don't have to keep LCD display, you can proofread, cor Besides figuring out the ~the correction system. one eve on your rect and make changes before you dates of buildings, Kuniholm typing and one eye ever put anything do-.vn on paper. Add features like a Spell-Right'· said dendrochronology is used on the instruc.tion Of course, should you want to 50,000 word electronic dictionary, to solve chronology problems We make manual. WordFinQ~ WordEraser; Full Line with history and to understand the simplest So simple you Correction and much more and you've regional tree-ring response to ~ypewritef'5 don't need a degree got a typewriter thats not just incred climatic changes. m memory. in computer pro- 1:r~iotO~;1 ibly simple to use, but simply impos Kuniholm did not mention gramming to operate them. sible to pass up. the average life span of par So simple they can even make G .... )IOUr typIna a screen-. Of course, the same goes for ticular trees, but he did have a a confirmed non·tYf ;5t cO'llfortable every other Smith Corona typewriter piece of juniper in his at the keyboard. make changes on paper, we've made and word processor as well. collection from the Midas Call it human engineering if you that simpler than ever too. Which is why we Mound 'fumulus site :lJ Gor like. Or call it ergonomics. Or call it On the SD 700, as well as on dion, Turkey that was 765- plain old inspiration. every new Smith Corona typewriter, years~ld when it was cut in 725 What we came up with is a you'lI find our new correcting store:o~:e;'~~t and try our ~' B.C. line of remarkable typewriters that cassette. machines yourself. Kuniholm said tree-dating is are sophisticated without being It's easy-to· load and you can Obviously, they the only accurate method for complicated. insert it in seconds. won't come to you. dating obJects to the exact In fact, they're unlike any other There are no spools to Yet. year. typewriters you've ever seen before ... unwind. No complicated threading. or used before ... or muttered at before. No tangles. Take our new Smith Corona So now correcting mistakes HL~ SLIDES included a ~D 700. (Lots of people are going to.) is as easy as making them. chart of fertility fJgUrines frOM the Neolithic to the Bronze age For morr informauon on thiS product. write to Smith Corona Corporation. 65 Locust Avenue • .New Canaan, CT 06840 with dates ranging from 4,000 or Srmlh Coron.a(unada lId,J,440T.pscoll Road. Scarborough. Onlaria.unada MIB IY4, to 2,500 B.C. "It's almost as II :! bunch of stor..e-carvers were working Page 10, Daily EgypWin, September 19.1988 MISS KITTrS. 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