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Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC October 1986 Daily Egyptian 1986 10-31-1986 The aiD ly Egyptian, October 31, 1986 Daily Egyptian Staff Follow this and additional works at: https://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/de_October1986 Volume 73, Issue 50 Recommended Citation , . "The aiD ly Egyptian, October 31, 1986." (Oct 1986). This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1986 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in October 1986 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Chancellor formulates search plans Catherine Edman By the staffWr1t", resigned ..trective Jan. 10, he possess and will 9dvise the for the position are closed, the meeting with members of said. cbanceIIor, Pettit said committee forwams a list of constituent groups about the The search for a new sru-c constituent gro.lpS ''We simply want the most candidates to the ~oard. When search aOO aho bas met with president of the sru-c campus include the UlJdergra.dua te talented person for the job," he a final group of randidates - the Universi~ >ice-presidents. wiU begin soon after the Nov. Student"- OrganiUltion, the said. "We want someone who about three to ~jx persons - He said it is likely the services Graduate and Professional is temperamentaUy suited to bas been chosen, their dossiers of a search firm, such as the ~:~=p~i Student Council, the Ad work in our structure and in will he forwarded to the board one that assisted in the recent said. ministrative and Professional the structure of higher members. Board members chancellor search, will he A committ.c<o of represen· Staff Couocil, the Faculty education in Ulioois." then will interview the can hired. tatives from campus COD· Senate, the Civil Service Guidelines in the board didates. The cbanceIlor ",iu The search should take stituent the Medical CoonciI and the Graduate statutes for presidential recommend his choice - along about si.< to 10 months. Pettit Schools grou:ran 'possibly the Couoci!. searclIes will he foUowed, he with the terms and conditions saiij he will name an interim Alumni Association, will help The committee will help said. of employment - to the board president or awroval at the pick a successor to President write a list of qualifications the According to those for fb..'lI approval. board meeting Dec. 11 at Albert Somit, who has future president should guideliDe!!, after applkations Pettit oaid he bas started Edwardsville. Daily Egyptian Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Friday, October 31, 1986, VoL. 73, No. SO, 24Pages $7,580 phone bill jangles student's budget ~;.. ~ ~GUSBode think the charge was because ~ of rate increases. His 28-page bill was for v $7,580.20. Kiwiet says less than $2Sworth of the calls are his. Gu. 88y_ !t'. a ~ tiling E.T. A sapbomore with "" un- didn't get "'-.lei of fllat calling decided major, Kiwiet is a card_ transfer student from University of Wis~onsin The fIrSt illegitimate call Madison who lives in came from Azusa, Calif. University Park. He said he'd Kiwiet said It was a $16.07 C8il received the bill Wednesday. to Uberia, Africa. The majority of:he calls, 334 of The bill lists the phone them, were made hetween numbers from which the calls midnight and 6 a.m., Sept. 20. were made. Kiwiet safd he Most of the caDs were made to called many of the numbers phones in the Far East !llId and reached pay phones. He MiddleEasI. said he had a friend call some The most expensive call was of the numbers made to the a $103.21, I hour 59 minute, call Chicago area on his card. He from Carbondale to Malaysia. said one of the places was a bot "I wasn't reaUf worried," dO(! stand and the other was a said Kiwiet. He saId the phone disconnected number. company had called him after John Green, bu'siness office the calls were made and asked manager io;: !l:!o, Southern __..,_0t0IIII him if he had lost his calIiog IlJinois division of Geoeral card. Telepbooe of lllioois, said the Student Anchw Klwlet dlaplaya the S7,5IS.44 ~ bill he '**-I. "I thought it was going to he phone company doesn't force $500 01' 50, H Kiwiet saiei U As people to pay Cor phone calls if to the telephone company's prosecute the individual. which baodles long distance soon as I saw that it was $7,000, there is reason to believe the investigative division. HAnd we have been sue· caUs. I was shocked" caDs weren't made by the card He said that if a person is cessfuJ," be said. He said the bill came in an owner. found to have used a credit He said aUeged fraud 00 But overall, Green said, the "industrial strength" envelope Green said claims by people card fraudulently, either long-distance cp.lls also is residence ball calIiog card and he tbought it might he a that their cards have been someone else's or their own, investigated hy American system bas worked out very book rather than a bill. frauduleotly used are referred the phone company will try to Telephone and Telegraph, well. Solidarity candidates run dormant campaign By Toby Eckert SIoIIWr1tor Democratic Party loyalists Mark Fairchild, a foUower of rices. That meant he must run people not to vote for them. chosen to run &gamst regular rig!lt-wiog extemist Lyndon SoIidarill> party candidates S1<edd, 01. Palos Heights, is Ever bear of a candidate for Democratic candidates for one LaRouche. against regular Democratic campaigning for his opponent public office who doesn't reason - they could be Faircbild and Janice Hart, ?arty candidates. in the race for state treasurer, campaign and who wants to counted on to lose. tile Democratic candidate Cor DeDlocratJerry Cosentino. lose the election? secretary of state who also is a CLEARLY, \I\"l«OEVER was Ever bear of Einar V. GUBERNATORIAL CAND LaRouche disciple, won in the chosen to run on the Scli:l4nty SKEDD, AN ORGANIZER Dyhrkopp of William E . IDATE Adlai Stevenson DIioois primary against party ticket would bave to maintain for the Democratic Party in S1<edd? founded the lllioois Solidarity backed candidates Geor~e a low profile. Coot County and the presideDt Dybrkopp and S1<edd are two Party in August. He had Sangmeister and Aurelia Dybrltopp and Skedd are oi the Palos TownsbJp party of the 10 llIinois Solidarity withdrawn from the Pucinsky.To ".10 on a third doing just that. Neither lI\81!. organization. said Stevenson Party Candidates whose Democratic Party to avoid party slate Stevenson was bas l\ ~ headquarters. and otber Democratic Party names will appear on the running with the Democrat's required to field a full sla te of Their slDgle campaign November ballot. AU ]0 are lieutenant governor uomioee candidates for statewide of- strategy is to simply ask _CAIIP~"-'2 This Moming Tribunal orders testimony from Hasenfus MANAGUA, Nicaragua laws. request, calIiog on Hasenfus to 123 C8I'gc plane and ~ptured WitChes predict (UPI) - A Nicaraguan He was captured Oct. 6 by appear Friday. The session him were a1so called 011 to gi':e strange happenings tribunal Thursday ordered government troops after probably will be public. statemeotsSaturday. American flier Eugene parachuting from his crashing The tribur-al also agreed to In Tburaday's ruling, the Hasen£us to teatify, probably plane loaded with w~~ for view a tape of a CBS Television court also agreed to ba ve -Page 6 on his statements tb8t the U.S. the Contra rebels ~~~, to "eo Minutea" interview with eQIerls examine the f1igbtJogs government directed the overthrow Managua s leftist Huenfua, where he aays he "Uli'I other do1:umeuts captured Coaches reveal secret supply operation to government. was ruonmg guns and thought from the plane, as well as ~he superstitions Contra rebels. The ~tion asked the he was working for the CIA. weapons and communication Hasenfus, a .r..year~ld ex Saodinista People's Tribunal 'IbeI-e was DO ImmedI6te equiplJle!ltfound. -Sports 24 Marine from Mt.rioette, Wis., thal is trying Hasenfua to comment from Haaenfus's Hueofus's statement oefore faces up to 30 Y in prison if summon biw to teatify before Nicaraguan lawyer, Enrique the court is expected [a he an the court Has 600ft U Sotelo BorRen- accGiItlt of hiI work fir a rebel ~~ii~!fd 8s~~eJ~:ri!~ possible." The six Sandiniata soldiers SUPPlY network based in EI . olation of public aecurity The court granted the who shot down Huenfua's C- SalVador. WILL Newswrap MOM nation/world I EVE~ FORGyou.IVEr Waldheim changes story Kegr,nCln sClYs: aliout presence in Kozara VIENNA (UPI) - Austrian President Kurt Waldbeim bas Thb Is yoar time to howlll Shop the E-ELECT DEMOCRAT changed his story about not being in Kozara, Yugoslavia, d~ stOt'! thClt knows how to partyll a deadly 1942 Nazi massacre but this " does not in any way ,,.----_._---------------- Shirley make him a war criminal, a spokesman said Thursday. ABC liquor Mart Only Responding to a story in The Washington Post on the former U.N. S«telary-generaJ's reversal of a previous denial he was in Dillinger Kozara, Waldheim's spokesman, Gerold Christian, called Booker charges against Waldbeim ridiculous. COUN~ TREASURER U.S. ship rescues Vietnamese boat people Old Sl.9le~~il lVIIlBICID &lID DlDlCATIJ) BANGKOK, TbaiIand (UPI) - An American cargo ship ~'.. ~ rescued 63 Vietnamese boat people sbouting for help aid! brought Coupon Good Friday 10/31186 Only J ...... them to BangJ<ok where the u.s. Embassy guaranteed their . ''- ------------------------- resettlement, officials said Thursday.