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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1978 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in April 1978 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ByJ~... Neu After the romplaints are submitted to Board chairman I Is a law studMlt and SCaUWriter Brian Adams. the I"I«tion official. he his finals start next wm. That makt'S It ~ contested Studftd GOV«lIment IillBt rule 011 them. Beller said that ie kind of hard." election results may be brought to • certifying the vote tallies. Adams If. order to have a fwoarinj{. 5e'Vm J­ hearing .. early as Friday. Robert .utomatically rule1l the complaints ~d. mt'Tllbm5 must bt- prt"it'nt. A J.Board may hear Beller. chairman 01 the Judicial Board, ....alid. maJOl1ty of four Yotes is ~ to ap­ said Thursday. "Thea he (AJexander) can appeal to prove a rulHlff election. an option Beller Minutes after the unofficial result. 1M J.Board.·' Beller said. He said SOI11e admits is possible. election charges were tabulated WedMsday night. ~ .... students also romplained Wed­ •• Anything is possible," Beller said. "If were challenged by ~ Alexander, nesday that the Health Service poll WB'I the board votes far another electim. it presidential eandidaw. who last to not op~ 011 time, aDd mat they covld would bt- proper." Ganick-C1inttJn Matthna by 21 'IOtes. also ap.."'C!!81. In the race lor Student Senate seats. of irregularities AJeundet' claimed the polls ..~ ... "II bas to he !!e!tNod as quickiy lUl It East Campus winners ftre Walter open .. time and that sewral poIliq tan be. Beller said. but added that Matthews. 333; and Mitzi Wisniewski. res were not followed. He saN) they would have to wait until aU parties 319; East side. Phillip Dean. 253; Mary y that he would submit his to ~ complaint ~ ready. He had not Gin. 384; Judith Lynn Hawkins. 334: ~m.,laints to the elKtion com· ftC:elved any formal ec ...1p1aints yet Darrell Henson. m; and Kellie Watts. m..... oner. . Thunday. 385; Thompson Point. Jane Baker. 155; =Alexander said he hoped to hay,: tl;e r.mdy Michaelson. a member 01 the J. and West Side, Rich Gig!. 281; Brad SUJIPOI't 01 Sam Dunlllbj :::d Laura Board, said Thursday she agreed the Greenburg. 322; Patrick Heneghan. 2163; Ducey, two other presidential ean­ dispute needs a speedy settlement. Jamt'S R. Murphy. 274; Leslie Scott. 272; didates, mhis quest for • run-off eJemon "We need to get it settled before finals and Debbie Sloan, 315. between the lop three vote-getten. start.," Michaelsoa said. "80 8elleJr IJ. Daily 1igyptian

Gus says the election officials must have taken Chicago PoliticS 101. Investigator says Bell undermined FBI probe

WASHINGTON (AP) •• Attorney Another former member 01 the task Geueral Griffin Bell unct.nnined the force, Stephen Hom. told the sub­ .h:sticEo Department's investigation 01 ~mittee that Bell pleaded with an FIl! It. FBI and blocked pclBSitNe in­ oCfictal to recant his testimony after the dt:tments against eight mi~ FBI task force told the attorney general it officials. the maD woo headed the probe wanted to indict the official for perjury said Thursday. William L. Gardner told a Senate "He told him he did not ..ant '.0 prosecute him because he was aD FBI -r.~=-:~:~ subcommittee &hat BeD cent," Hom said III Bell. "He Aid it I'll the pc-obe '" reta.iD& woukI be _ diacrace to the FRI." ~e::e:~=;el qaiDai 1IreIlaD ...... puifiedJury m- The Just~ Department I't!a!IltIy number 01 FBI OtT"-.... whom ...... *upped its ~ioa 01 .10M J. Kear­ fcIn:e believed were .r.:. ney. a former FBI ~ M New Yorit. whct .... indic:ted a ye.r ago ill C:~ ~~~:r;~ C::1:; coanection with bureau ~ leverage ,..;iD wbich to 101ft agents to .... brnk-iQs. Kearne:Y .... the lint IeIlIhe tr'IJtJ'Iabaut allegedly illegal FBI agent in the BurNu's bistroy to be activities. charges With a felony. Gardner said BeD also refused to let Gardner pnlRCUton seek indictments 01 eight The statements by and &m. mid-level officials on charges of and by two other task force me.lIbers wiretapping, mail theft. break-iDs or yobo resigned }aM rear after a dispute black bag jobs. perjury and false "iUt Bell, prompted Sen. LoweU WeicIter. R-Conn.. to ~_ BeIl's statements to. government agency. , He said the officials., some 01 whom fitnesa for oIfice. Itill work for the FBI. included three ..It seems ~Ieer &hat the attGI'nt"J squad leaders. four special a~ts in general. despite the advice 01 kip Justice charge 01 divisions and one lI!ISistant Department prosecutors, "iIlfull, director. !elected not to ~ a complete in­ Gardner, who resiJned .. head 01 the vestigatian." Weidler said. "What bas ilm!stiptioa tat force last December, transpiftd hen this .,.... riptfulIy Murde,' moil' Jou,l did not name any 01 the oIflciaJs. caDs into question 'Ib.: suitability 01 BeD bad DO iJruMdiate comment Griffm BeD to canth-.ue .. aUGmey general of &be United SQ•. " Duane ~ as M.Mc:beIh FrtdIIy ana Saturday end , p ..... Gardner... ho is sliD with the JlBtice kneels before King Duncan, Sunday at the Main StHa Deparbnel1t. said the task rarce DOt only Iiowf!ftl', Sen. Ernest HoIIings.D-S.C.• found FBI agents imotYed ill burglaries said such t&J1t was "sanctimOllicJqs" and OImenIntlerbutt,· as 8anquo. In Communicanons lheafttr the but I'lso turned up a daM in breaking said ..hat reaDy was at issue WM that William McHughes.. IDc*s on. Building. See rev_ of the play and rutering that was gMD by a ' twisted mass of steel and rubble. ~ said he jumped under • truck nmp i.."\1ide ground when it started making noise. It was just a Scott Widtney«. pn!SII aide to Gcw. Jay Radter... Jer. the tower and the tour other workers with him ratl to roar." ~d.~aftertheaccident. "Tbereare51eul6nned the ceater 01 the tower. AU those • the grr~ Anotber witness said Cll Uie doomed men. "Tttey ~ aeaped iajury. he aid. fmnI what was bappening. but there ..asn·t anytbing RescueN had to puB many 01 the victims frGm under A twisted mass 0( tables.. lumber . stftI and CODCn:1e tMy could do about It ... the debris inside the base of the ci«ulaf' C!CIIII:rete layover the Kene an hour after thecoUapse. . Lee Steele. 01 nearby SInJItz.. said he lost fCQ" Cll Ilia tower. h. Just after ";be acridenl 21 bodies were WI'8:ppt'd in five knS, a brother, two brothen-iJt.Ia.. and a A local fire ItatiGa .... prftHd iutG serYice as a kbaki blankets and lined up on plastic sheoe1s at the aephrw. The surviving !ICIft. Robert. :IS. who said he temponll'J InCII'IUtt wtIere relatives came .. ideatify plant site near !Ilia Ohio Riv.er lvWn ill northwestern was also.mptoyed at ~ cunstrud.im site but ...... the dNd. indudinR etght members of one family West Virginia. on the scaffolding. identified his brothers as Gityle 32; working at the site. The cooling towe!' was being built for M~ahe1a ~. 30. Emest, ., ~ Miles, 25. John Peppler. a laborer standinI on the ground in Power Co.. which draws river ..ater to make steaM M h dead lay ~ the dark. var ~ the middle 01 the tower wiIeIt Ute disaster occurred. ud geaerate electricity. When compfeted. the cooling building behind the City Han. state ~ ushen!d in said the sc:aIfold. wrapped areund the inside af Ute . ,tower is flO be .ec:t to cool down the water befOft" it the relauves to 8SSst them in identifying the l-,odies. loWer. began peeIinI away and then leU_ floq bact into the river. 01 most Cll the victims were not ufdnediately ~. 31. Niet, ".,he fint thing 1 heard was ReseardlCottreU 01 Bound brook, N.J. was lJuiIding .J:::L I Top white-collar crimeblisters zero in on cheaters (:H!rAGO (API-A team of special tl'agNy" tIrGuIb abuse and frauct. 'Ie unoua-ed formadon of the unit at several successful white collar mminal : agau" • ...ted and trained by top white­ Tbompaon Hid.. . . a news eonf'~ which featured u ~tiona under Skinner and "is OIM! j collar mmebusters., bas begun zeroing Estimatalt trakPayerloa utionwid!" arTay :'of . top inestigators and· of the most professional law .. I in on enlOked doctors, pharmacists. and tIt.!'ClUll1JtlnLod~intothehlmdreda ~ ..... wbowill be InYolwd in the fon:ement people I'n ner met," • other healtb care providers who in of miliione oi . In Illinois.·'YW project. Skinner said. , Illinois alone cheat taxpayers 01 millions can't put a finger 011 it." said Thom~ 'I1w1 included Gary ClaytGn. 29, of Skinner, who ~ the committee I of dollars • year. Gov. James R. "SIS miUion, S20 million ot 130 million Sprinafield., a former postal inspector, for Thompaoo whidll"l!«lll1mended the . 'IlIompiClll allllCllUDCed Thursday. but it's been miUions fot yean.II who will hMd the unit.U 129,000. year Medic.id fraud unit., will continue to , 1be lie" unit, whose 30 agents bepn 'I'bomplClllsaid that, combined with a salary: Samuel SItiJlner former U.s. monitor Its wort. openw. in tine Illinois cities earlier new computerized system 01 .uditlng attonlef who specialiaed in white c:oUar It will dind ita efforts initially at this week ••SI'Iumeci the pri.nle mminal claims which totallllGl'e than $1 billion proseeutiODS .rter be sueceeded health care providers and later include ! ,. aucI inwstigatiDg function from the annually, the new unit will seek to stcJp Thompaon in the post; 'I'ynIne Fabner, recipient fraud, ThompsJII said. Department 01 Public: Aid. It wiD wort. .buses IIUda • doctors billing tor aer- director of the Department of Law Its chief .im will Ix 10 take cases dC&!ly with the .t....." general's offke vices not pnrrided and for pharmacists Enforcement, who also was .n .saiatant through trial ~nd seek ~ centences for and the state's .tlomeyS in aU 102 billing for drop neveraokl or IOkl 011 the V.S. attorney under Thompson and those profestltonals ~ IIIinais C'OUDties in ~ring a "total "black market." Skinner; Kenneth Gillis, who will ''11lere is nothing like the pain of a padIa«e to go 10 CGUrt ' and seek jail Recent eases of fraud have involYed • ~iDale the effort in the Cook County pe!'SOII baving to say good-bye to his sen tel 'e1I lor tbose convicted of doetor who billed the state fot :M bGunof state's attorney's offICe; .nd Attorney family a.JCt go to thr. cold walls or a jail MeckaMl fraud. 8erVic:e provided in one day.nd.DOdIer Gener.1 William Scott who said ceU to really deter mme," said GiOia. The Medicaid progr.m, which who prescribed IS to 3) pairs of Medicaid fral'd etlIIBtitutes the "largest Thirty more agents wiD undergo liS prevides paymeat for medical care 10 eyeglasses for the same patient, .!"bite collar c:rime in the nation." WftIts of training and JOio tOO unit lD the poor. bas tumed inlo an "enormous Thompson said. . ClaJ'OD w. the tey investig.tor in October, Tbompsoo said. IECRAC election results Idelayed by complaint i 8) IArI AIHIIII and dinner hours. rather than (rom 10 StaR Wrieer' •. m. to 6 p.m. 1be official re.AUlts 01 the East Campus "I'm going to try to get a hew elec­ ResideDt Affairs Council (ECRAC) tion." Kane said. electica will be delayed until • dispute Kane, who began his write-in cam­ over election procedures is resloved. paign last Thursday, received 175 YOtes. Ron Kane. write-in candidate for However, 76 of these were invalidated: ECRAC din!ctor, and Bryan Bruss. a 19 because Kane was misspeUed .nd 57 director candidate on the baUot. have becal1'!le the number in froot of the write­ filed formal eompWnts with the ECRAC in apace was not circled. election commission contesting Steve Wamelis, current ECRAC Tuesday's electJoll. The rnadel' will automatically b@ :::V':i ~ved Ie .. !es and Bruss referred to the East Campus Judicial "I'd like aU the laws to be enforced Board. coasistently," Kane said. "The election , Ka~'. complaint will cite five commissioa is ineansistent in their ; violations of election laws: rulings." I -Stadent~ w,-'re not required to · present ttwlr ID s and meal tickets Bruss said he agreed that the rules had wheD voting. been unequally applied. "I'm going to I ---StuIIe!!ts were not required 10 sign try and faght the decision." their ume, aUch_ aad ID number on a According 10 the ECRAC eonslitution. I registration sbeet. 1\ -Velten. rather than poD workers. ~r=e;,n::::ia.t=.~b;~~ placed their baikJts in the ballot boxes. to effect the outcame" ." the ..tic-. Jr"ater work. . -At times. fewer than two workers Debra Nystrom, judidal board ad­ It looks as If one Carbondale ahut off the water to • user !the o:!...'"tber) were miniDn.... at the visor. said the board would rule on the home has become • little drier. whoee bill has not ~ paid. polling places. matter within five days from the time It Henry ..... Ie 01 the Carbondale (Staff photo by Rich Malec) -POIfs were open nltly dur~ lund! is presented. We_ Dept. reaches down to !Report: World spends $1 million.a minute on arms I STOCKHOLM. S'"eden (APl-Tbe "World Armaments and Diur- lot more thaD half the worId'sllriJltary Tbird World followed by the Soviet world is spending ~ $1 million a mament." 1peIIdinI. In 1977, the U.s. defenae Union.t 34 'percent, and Br:..m and ~unute. ~ arms, ~ timeS more than Barn~by. ~ho is British, laid budget w... billion. CGIIlp&I'ed witb. France at nine percent eadl, be said. Imd..viaiized .D8tiona ~ to help "Iorldwide military spending is Nice as CIA estimate of 'ISO billion-at Tbe Middle E ...t is by far the biggest JIOOI'eI' countnes, the '.)todthoIm In- high. the yearly gna domestic: American priceI--fot the Soviet Union. recipient,8CCOUIltinC for more than 50 tt-ma ticJaaI Peace ReSlarch Institute product of the whole of Africa, .bout the Arms trade with the Third World baa pereYIt of tbeIw impol"ts, Barnaby said. sa.d Thursday. same .lIKJUDt as the gna domestic: inereaed.t.n 8DIIU3I rate of 1S percent Tbe 'U bilIicm~ 01 warplaaes C:arrent worldwide military ex· product of aU Latin America and ~ during the 197as Bamaby_id. and fOUP for .....eI E aad Saudi Arabia ~.1K'itures total .~ billion P.nd . "with times more than the total annuaJ countries haft ~ to pen:ent 01 the cwrently being wei in Washington ~ curreat rate It will top :! mulOll by development assistance giWft by in- major ..pons exported to the Third is an example of the biI-mOMy arms the ead ." the ceDtury." SIPRI Chair- dustrializeJi D8ti~ to the deveIopint World. deals the United States and Soviet UniaD maD .Dr. Fra,* ~y ~.id in world Tbe United States ranD first, aelIiDI lUke iD the Mideat. reIeuinC the group. 1m editiClll of Tbe two great I1JPI!S'PO'WerS account 38 pem!Ilt 01 the .rms imported by the Expert to give By UaiYenllJ News !!erYke for arty mgs. of those forms of cancer. drugs seminar Two ~YSiologi1Jts at sm are con­ But Couture says it's usually too late to dutiDl limilled clWical tests 01 a male do much wbeD cancerous ceI1a show up A le.ding expert on version 01 the Pap test used for the past in tb~ urine. haUucinlltary drup wiD gift a 30 years to detect the early stages of Lite the examination for cervical seminar on baUucinogeos Monday cervical cancer in women. cancer developed by D. George evening. The researchers think the new Papanicalaoa in the late 1~, the test RidIard E. sChultes, Paul C. ~, wbPo eonfinned by 1arge­ involves a microac:opic: inspec:tiClll 01 Mangelsdorf professor in natural scale lests, c:ouJd eliminate many deaths .:ells that have sloughed off the interior sciences at Harvard University, from late dia!lplO&is 01 prostate c:ane'!l'. walla 01 the reproductiw tract. win present the!IeIDinar at. p.m. probably the IIeCOIICkiPadliest cancer After sperm and stray white blond in Room 141. La~ HaU. among meG. LLong cancer is rant. eeIIa have been filtered out. remaining Schultes, who is aJsodirector "We hope to be able to pick up signs of ceI1a cfrom the prostate, bladder, testes and CW'8tOr of ecor.omic botany cancer ia the prostrate and mayb@ in the or wherever) .re chemically stained. for the Botanical Museum ~ Har­ bladder wbeo it's just getting started," Abnormal c:eUs are easily identified. vard University, is widely ,~ says Marpret Couture. a Ph.D. student ted in the scientifIC c:ummllllity for in the Department 01 Physiolol{Y. She is So far, te.:.ts have been limited beeau8e mast of the samples have come from his studies of narcotic. medicinal working with Matthew FreuOd, chair­ and poisonous plants. He edits man 01 the Physiology Deparbnent, woo student volunteers and other men wbo&e prostates haft proven to be Dotmal AU "Economic BooIn,," the journal deYelGped the ~oproach. 01 the Ecooomic Botany Society. The teat is quidt and Nay, she says, ...... ~. MaaIIew ...... results so far have been negative for and 'fould allow 'JCn!etIing for early ''Once a year. poaI!bly even ouce eancer. He bas speat 14 yean Dtong 5t~es of pr05Ulte ....~ bladder cancer as every six 1IUIIIths. • man coukl seM in • Two Southern Dlinoia hospitals with ~ American Indians in the often as ~ or ~ .. yu •. for men in sampl_e." Couture sa1.8 ...It could urology clinics have agreed to provide Amazoa River region studyiag Itw age groups m .."" 8USCeptible to the possibly be a livesaver. • M!Ibr~ samples from a wider range 01 tbeir use of meciic:ia.1 and dilIt'ase. She thinks the teat eouId be mare YGiunteer subjects. The Couture-Freund halluc:inoftnic plants. His presar ". test involves tak",- a sample of attur.te th.n the now-standard team will then laucb fuU.c:aIe test. Dr. tatiGa will iDeJude aJidN .... a fibD lIt'11linal fluid and puttiag through.the urinalysis tiled to tcreeD for prostate Palalfri, • tll'Gklgiat In SIU-C'si, ." Am.ZIID regiaD 1Ddians. =:I ba tile ...... sen eI m~ anaJy1Jis ~ and bladder cancer. That and llll'lieal CJf Medicine. is aaiatinI Ie the Sdndtes' seminar is ... ,..t>Iic at _ charge.. ; j : : ; , ff'm3~ vaginal arnears for the Pep telt. biopaies are 110 the only ••ys to c:hecIl .,.,...,. test effort . ." ' I Pa:1. 1. o.ur E4MIttan...... ,., Carter prepares gas rationinl! plan WASHINGTON IAPI-The Carter administration has prepart'd a standby gasoline rationing pian which would allocate enough fuef to run every car that a person or a business owns. con~ressional sources disclosed Thursday. The rationing scheme would be basP

&ecution Bowl'

~ ~~ .• Rainey Bethea was hung by Ilia He was poor, black, about 25, and uneducated. He ..as ~ndJy ~ted, following a burglary, 01 murdering and rapD1l an elderly ..hite woman. Days befOft Bethea's execution, Owemboro lived in nervous anticipatioo-not unlike a child expectiJII a spanJting when his father gets home. Hundreds 01 people gathered on hanging day on the large county lot ~...ar the jail. They brought their ~ dtiJdren, binO( ulars, cameras. bologna sandwiches and cold root beer. R,.iney Bethea's deatlt gained him historic p.f!I1ificance: he was the lao .. person to be executed for crimes ~ public hanging. And since the passing 01 both Raaney and public hangings, capital pu~'unent has failed to sene our criminal code as an efjective deterrent to crime. Capital punishment since 1936 bas not been an cof· feenve deterrent to crime because executions behl\od c10!1ed docn now prevent SignifICant audience par­ ticipatiOD. and the empathy that sbouId result from the ''show and tell" method has beeIllosL Today, 490 inmates live ell! death row in our prisons and are eligible to die for their crimes under a 1976 Supreme Court ruling. Except for IimeIighters like Gary Gilmore, who pI'OV'Oked and preaured for bis ~ecution last yelI', many 01 the condemned may DOW die after little more than a few simple beadlines, a good meal. and a ~ 01 lights throuIhout theit old ceU block. Their de.ths ..ill be virtuaUy e~~~ationwanted:Gigolo meaningless as statements tmrard crime deterreaL Simply put. it is a failure to communicate. We have an activity and dear statement on one band-a'iminal execution and ita ruoraJ ~nd on the For IIOIIH! reasc.t I have been lIIiDkiDI about don't.. 'I'bere are JeGIJIe who are fun people' it is other hand an audienl:e-the American public-..ho alternative jab opportunities in receat w~. I have ICIIIIetbiDI thef 8I'e borit with. Are JOU a full ~'!" thrives 011 this type 01 activity and could benMit pored over list afler list 01 oeeupatioa ~ "A ~' I laid. ..-- greatly from the &t.a temenL What ..e bave to do is IiDk and I tbink I have come up.with the idNI HIutioIa. "Good.. M_ RamIIey aaid. ''Now on to the third the two togeth«. I have decided to ~ a gigolo. rule. You nw=t be ft!I'Y Urewd. You haft to !mow Our attention sbouJd be focuaed on t''1ourida where Since you don't ..... BIIC about giIoIcIa heft in the what JGU'" and go after it with wba~ it taka. Jotm~oneol98 penoaa theft on death row 191Os. I CGIIacted the W'CIrId'. leading expert on What you .....t '- ridI wamea 10 ~ JOU..and.)'1Jii may 100ft be IIentenced to die for the murder Gi ..... Lywa RamIeJ 01. New Yorit City. Miss can't be ~ Yea caD't be.tupid about bandlint another criminal. We should JlRPIirt' now for live· ftamaey baa spent the last y~ and a ba.If InrwliaC ...... You IDUIt r-.Ily kDGW ...., it .. to ....e a radio ~ television coverage 01 Mr. SpenbIiDk's the world to study the history and ar'ftIIt ...... 01 WGIIWl happy. It'•• talent. execubon. giolaL "Fourth, you muat be idle. Free t.!me Ia eueut:;sl. have t-to-6 job and be be The ~mming sbouId be ~ time with all the "Are you sure you want to be a gigolo,!" Mia You can't a stiD ready to aeea promotion afforded "Roots" ar.d "Holocaust" and Ramsey laid. "For most Pf'OPIe, the word 'gigolo' .t the right places when the oppcJI'lImity .trw... You ....t ....,. be .vailabfe to Charm sh~ feature iD~ with Spentelink. his family, conjures UI) aD tma,e 01 a slimy creature alinkinI women. around diamof.cI.drjpping matrorw at ~ parties. "Fifth., you must.,...... kDftlecige 01 the way his judge and IIUI'Vlvors 01 the man be is DOW aCCUlled 1Ociety .. _ up. You mwat kaow who'. who ID 1Odety, 01 murdering. :v~~, Iiurd, • snake· wblt is ...,any to be Nothing. sbould be left to one's imaginaticln. who'. ~ important and who ian't worth it. The clever woman ~elir. must be rumed live on his last evening and "I feel it Is my calliDg," I said. realliiolo • enough to go after only • do momD1l. He sbouId ~ ftlmed leavin« his cell, winding "Very ..en," said MiD RamIIey. "I'D do what I can who can IOIIlethiJII for him. tIlr'lugh the dank comdors to the big oak chair with its to get you .tarted." ''Sixth. you anat kDOW where the action is.. I5ther straps and el1!cmcal terminal!. At bis final Mia Rlunaey-who has tumed her KhoIarship into "And 8I!'Veotb. you must be able to romaaee a moment his voice sbouId be recorded-whether a IOOIHo-be-pubIi book, ''Gigolos: The World'. worr.an. U you are a physialJy beautiful man it'. a crying, swearing or ..bimperiq-and au the Best Kept Men"-uid that the fint tbiug. OUIht to do big beIp, but t!ftD more important thaD that is yuar camens should be JlI!f'Oed in on bis eyes. UIIiDf a split is be familiar with ..hat a gigolo is. ability to make • womaD feel mGre a WGman. Not screen for the executioner's face, as the final slritcb is "He's a maJI -..bo lives oIl Women. .. Miss R.arnsey aecasariIy to make her feel 1oYed-but to make her thrown. laid. '~..ecme who is kept by rich women. Not feel adan!d and fhttered. A goad ligolo bas got to do it Only then can ..e claim that capital punishme.~ may DeCS ..riIy by one woman. but definitely ~!d for aM like be meana it." be an ~fertive ~t 10 crime. H potentiaI'f~ kept by women." . "How'. the pay~'" I said. are enticed to new the pcaible end result 01 criminal "Sounds good.," • said. . "For a 1iI000, 1M ~y is 1Ddireet, .. Mila Ramsey efforts, they may seek other solutions 10 their And indeed it did.l bad heard tales 01 famous liIoIea laid. "Y1U' WOID8D wUi most likely let you up m your problems. 01 the past, and I longed to be like them. 'Ibere .... GW115L when she will keep you. She wiD give There is one teal danger 10 this proposal: media Count Boni de CasteUaoe. who IIIed to make • you carck at au major stores. Sbe will buy an your . over~. Wi~ the Dmnber 01 condemned per­ woman pm a $1,000 bill to the bed eurtam eftl"1 time She will buy you a car, She wiD give ~ ~ reachmg 800, it may be difficult 10 bP you spending money. But there is 110....." as IUc:b. ~b'ft! enough to keep the progiam in prime time ::::rtdctt~an::Ba~U::c!:i That is just not done." ratings. then, only two months later, flew off 10 jcIiD Zsa Zsa "Should I be asbamed 01 wanting to be alilolo?" I However. if the rwtworb have been able to pull off Gabor in a converted 8-52 bomber that barbara had said. "Laverne and Shirley" for this Ioog. they must have bouMht him • a S250,000 birthday Pft'!" c. There .... the talent to keep executions live. Rod La Rocque, ..ho stured ~ a 1926 Cecil B. De MiUe "Gigolos who ltay with It don't uve a fII!IIIIe 01 Since 33 states DOW ha!,! capital punishment statutes, pnMiuction c:alIed "Gigolo," .nd 01 whom the ad­ shame," Misa RamseY said. "You'" shame.. there could be a natioo-Wide I'UIHJff for the best vertisements said. "He had become a gigolo! From a You~merely ~~ ..:adYOUliveWi~t. regi.onal filming 01 an execution, like Nortb-South fine young fighting son 01 t:ode Sam ~ had sunil to • ''GlloIM ha\le enaraHlUI~. TbeJ uve a need to against East·West. and the mo&t heiDous offender can man who ~ his eorupany to fashionable WOIMQ for be D!eded.. The really It...... ones are abeoIute money, .. be ~ for fryiqlat Super Bowl balftime. whicb ~.. nUles who feel that the ..orId spins 8I'OUIICI prom... to be mum more exciting tbaa the punt­ ''So Mw do I (let atIIrted'!" J said Co M_ Ramsey. pa.-kict finals. "W81. there are eertain ruAes." she laid. "With. ''Check." J said. ''Where do I start?" Sponsorship 01 any allPl'08Ch wiD oewr ~ .0: serious gigolo. tile initial impn!Uioa is ft!I'Y important. You problem. The nationallile inauraDce companies would rally mUBt look the part. CIotbiaC is the kef. You be at eacb otbeI' 's throats for a caatrac:t and the local mUBt dress impec:cab1J." ''Palm Beeda would be _good place for yau. " Miaa funeral homes wauld ... their share.. ". must?" I ..n (bill1M!!' aid,. ''beea.. there are 10 many wealthy Since the Supreme CGurt ruled the death peaalty, if ..At.oIuteIy," she said. ''No sueftS1Ifullilolo would widows there. Thea there is st. Trope&. Cannes. nat mandatory, w. a c:oastitutionaDy aceeptable daN embarTaa thewomaD be III with by :naring the Monte Carlo, Paris. Acai'Ub . , , but it is my belief form 01 punishment, the ~ have been reluctaJlllo WI'ODI dotbea.. You don't reaDy beYe to be that baud­ that tbae days, you can becGme • &igoio ID 01 major invoke ~pital punisbmeat, In many Instances, such -. buL you must look like some yetJ ...... dry in the United Sta .... • Florida. the public ia IJUShiDa iIB JegialatGn to ~ ...... You caa't look 1i1~ IOIDeOUe who "Women are in the rigbt frame ~ mind DOW' lor ~ the courIB to IIW the optiOnal death penalty. just pve aw.., his last quart«. attnc:ta ..olGa to make a eamebac:k. GiIoIoa were at IIwir money, ad it you are ~ to attract WGmeIl, strongeat cIuriII(l the perioda immediately before and It seemIIr:5reasG1111b1e that if the public beJievea you must at least l1ye the appearaoce= ,.., haYing capital . t 10 be an effective deterrent to alter the Secmd warfel W.... and now the time is right (TIme, t public executiGn8 should be restored in money. again.. Women want mea • pIay1hiags. and Ibere ''Secaad, and equally important, mUlit able 10 90IIIen ~ lilt emphasize the eamequenc:es 01 a capital you be are enough rid; out there wbo need their ecos ('nme. amuse people. You must be f .. to be With. You mUBt boosted. 'lbis _ IIOIIIetbinI to .. with tbe women's be a party pencIIl, very 8Oda1.. a load c:oo­ II1O¥emeIIt. n. need for liIoioe is i;! ~ air apia. -HaIPowen ... atianalisL B«auae ..bat you aft becominI ... Are there Oy.:ot~ questions?" Grad.. te. Journalism court jester for ridI wamen.. Either you hrre it or you ••Just one:r laid. "00 I have to IeaI'D the t.mgo!" PIIgl' I.. Daily E~ ....' 21. .w 'Letters f, • ,r" t' It Spend some'tUne and help ,clean up 'strip' 'Mr. Rabbit' begs you '..dh finals week just around 1M eorner, the Spring Clean Vp. TIM> evl'flt ",·m be ht-Id from 9 a. m. to to visit his home and majority 01 studfonts is very busy attPll'lpting 10 tie 4 p.nt. Saturday. April 29. behmd thl" Amtrak lIIation. au its loose l'fIds togethPr, To m@et this task. it is Trash bags and mrt'Shmel1ts ",ill bt> supplil"d. The important that we do not rorget anything, ineluding trash will be Piled up and -:" 'iographf'd for all to ~. save it from bulldozers the "strip." So. t'omt' and spend a littlE' bme to hl"lp makt' our Throughout the year. lhe strip has served the bad.yard c~,m again. students and tJw eommunity in various ways. Events Fur mort> informa..on. eaD the Studt'nt f~", Hello. I'm lilt> Rabbit. I h\'e in a field near your like Halloween. Homec:omillg and Kappa Kamival vironmeTltal Center, 453-~{16'. Also. any ~roup of mort' school. 56 10 lots of my friends. It'll a nice. qUIl"f eoutd not have been as muet fun as they were without than 10 int.restf'd in partiei.,..ing. pl~aSt' contact Jim plaCt' to hve. But 1/iI",·re afraid. WISe Mr. Owl was the strip. ' AmbrOSl).549-706&. flying by the "big hm.Jse" across lhe field from here. With this in mind .• would Uke to extend an open They said that our home was waste land. They said invitation to aU eitizens. students and~ beer drinkPnl JimAmbroso they would send bulldozer!! and big machines Ilt>rt' to to participate in the rmal series or the Ca~ Student Environmental Cenler natten us and OUT homes. Mrs. Rabbit is pregnant a~am and in no shape to run for her lire. And Mr. ("'" sayll ''!at ifll not gt'tting crowdEod for US animal! evt'n.. ",llt>re else. Poor Mr. and Mrs. Turt~ would Most don't buy dream 0/ Fourth Re~ch never make II. All my friends have asked mt' to send you this There's been a great ~t..: and cry recently about the lnmlists pushing tiM' mylb or white supremacv for !"'Ies.... ~l". Wt' art' !IO smali. You are so big and American Nazi Party. Betw@enitsattemptstomarch decades. 'rhe American NazIS have Ihl" shock value strong. We need you help, all of you. Tht' old mt'n lIay in Skl'kie and the "Holocaust' program, tempers are of their Gennan namesakes gomg for them, but the, art' going to playa game on our homes after the on the ti...e and few have lTJeCi to put things in per­ otherwise are hardly capable of getting most Jlt'Ople bulldozer!! koave. spective. to swalto. thf'ir racist bil~. U's abo hardh' likelv My friend" and I would like you 10 come and VISit For one thing. America has had 10 deal with such in­ thai such a minority group could come ariywllt>n. us. Come quit'tly and look closely. You'lI see this is nuences before. To pnwe that there is noUring IIl'W near to .~es lng the kind or POWl"r tht>y enjoyed an no wash.' land. ir'lI our home. PIt>a.st> save us. Please under ~ sun. I refe-r the history student to the GennllD:'. largely because the Gennany of 1932 was !Ia"t' me. Know-Nothings of the last century. who shared the ::aught be\w@en active fascist and communist American Nazis' mistl'\ISt of Jews, Qttholics. blacks r:-volutiOt18. and chose Hitler as the less of evils. The Rabbit andoloreigRl"rs. The influenee of the Ku Klux Klan has Needless "0 say. that isn't happening here and isn't Editor's note: This letter was received by the abo waxed and waned wilb the years; we might be likely "11'. time soon. All the Nazis have to plav on Student Environmental Center. Rob Dunlaw:', said to be putting up • , . .., the third Klan, counting as here is basic racism. and granted we have enough of president of SEC. submitted the letter to the Daily the rIm Klan the ll'OUa) '.' ive ~urin~ Reconstruction that to go around. Still, most people know better than Egyptian. and lOOse Klansmen 'let... !r. me IS. as the second 10 believe in the palbet--.tj.... Ia...... -. GI Sodom and Gemorrah iD Bibheet tinHs. o'clock in GrUmeU Hau? They were ShowIng 'Tbe ...... '& Un:' .."'...... - ...... ~ ...... Therefore, no churdI or sehoof shouJd ever accept Exurcist" ror free. Remembet'? I could bave SWW1I dIajr scraping, or other aonsen.se like the pt'OpIe who , gays as teadIers or members, l"itber male or female. 1<* ...ere the one wbo SW1ed the pushing. WeD. aU I turned the tights on five minutes before the movie ....s any more than they would hire one rrom the HOUle of know is that someone pushed IIOI1IeODe else who over because they .... nted to leaye.• wouldn't think of Sodomy. Before God that c:hoice is an ~nable sin! pushed me and I couldn't help but to push into ember1'a!lSing you like that. Let them earn their living rrom the conunereial SIIIMCJOe elM! bec:atDe my right Ie« was O'tft' there aad· So let me just say con«ralUlations once again OIl a world and not from people whoIIe iocome is lower than my left leg was in front of me, I think. and before you Job weU done, feUow student IncidentaUy, I taR _k what they receive. know it I'm almaM 011 my face, but the guy in front of lhat remark about you being wild dogs. After aU. I me held me up becauw IOIIleOII4! else w. holding him " wouJdn't want to iasult $(JID~ as intelligent and up and someone else was. ... Well. you get the idea. c:ivilized as a pack CIf wild. cbp. Stne Silverman U you don't remember that.1tcrt! ~. the guy who Senior, EngIisb put the dlair OIl the table and tried Sl~UII (Qur feet Carbondale got along by Garry Trudeau quite ,veil, th~k you, without the University

In response to Berna~te Saw's leta of April 19, she sbouId realize that the University and the city of Carbondale are two separat~ entities. Carbondale doesn't run the University and the Univenity doesn't run Carbondale (thank Goem. She seems to c:oofuse ~~'and ~ neeessities are no higher in Car­ bondale than anywhere else and as far as Ilmow. local banks don't "rip off" our money. Anyway, lIS of the last bank statement, mine was stin there. Carbondale would stiD be on the map if the tTniver· sity was not here. U you recall, Carbondale pros!""red as a railroad town. not as a University locale. . If the school wasnl here. we wouldn't have to listen • to the complaints of students about an of \ast 1rinter·s potht>Ies in local roads. The road taxes only aceount lor 25.000 residents when 50.00\) peopJ~ i25.000 students) use the roads. The University itsrlf dot>sn't C'f ntribute to road tams. Granted that students pour thousands of dollars baelt into the community as revenue. ) don't see either city or students as bein@ taken advantagt> 01. . Furthermore, students like Ms. Save only c:oobi~l~ to community-University disharmony.

Patricia Ca~y Senior. AiministratiCK' 01 JustiCt' , ...... 11 .. , OODeDOODDODDDDDOD~DDDDDODDDBODODD Library hours extended In the DISCO =S()uth;:"rn Illinois rniH~rsih' Prt'ss = . presents • Morris LiMary _Ill stnoteto our its Morris Library's abridjJt'd = G of'f'ralinJr s('ht'dul. durinJr the TOP o 0 ''Pl"rMlII« hr..-s IhInnII thr next two 0 o 0 ~fO~l!M'datt'5tudrnlS ",onlh-Iong vacalioD b.Iwt.'f'D THIRTY.. • hoR'llII up rw f,nal .loam_IIl'=-. spring and _" It'flW!Iter calif Random Kidnapping In America ror lhf' library to .,. cIo8t'd on Sua­ = G lJarrt'H oknk.... ani!!t.nl HITS" B 0 librarian. said ttr lib...., will Slay !tIIys. opl'ft Oft Saturdays from 2 to • IIpaI ..w midnilh~ Friday and p.m. only, and opt'n Monday : .y .,....t Kahlar All. G Saturday -a ~ :; and 6- through Friday from 7: 30 a.m. until ,.',nals for ",1Idmts bPJ(in May .. • p.m. Ont' t'lCCt.'pCion Is Mt>morllll o . G and l'fId WIth the close of lilt' Day Oft May 29 when hours Will bt' 2 MERLINS :: Friday t:H P.M. SIU .eports WSIU-TV 0 setnt'St~ May 13. to • p..m Jt>nJtins added. DDDDDDDonnO~ODOOOOOQonoonOOODOOOD IlfJ.tf/,iIIJ ralpH rUtP SGAC VIDEO ALL NIGHTER FRI., APRIL 28, 10 p.m.-2 a. m. IIpSI';IP ;IIrrf'fl.I(ptl f'Oll"'ttJl'~'I'r0f!ram

N":W YORK I API-Tht' Ammcan Hospital Auoeiation Hported Thunday that holIpital ('OSls c:m­ tinllt' to ri~, but at a Ilowt'r rate than last yea r. The associatIOn attributed tht' Iftnd to its new 1rOluntary cost containment program. OHieials '{I{ 1M Dt'panmt'nt of Health. Education and Wt'Hare, who Video Lounge ha~t' critklZt'd tilt' voluntary program as mert'ly a public 4th Floor Student Center rl'lalions camJlllltln. did not respond immt'diatt'ly to a requt'st for FREE on Advent TV commm. All'" McMahon.. prnidt'nt of the AHA, said tbt> assoaation's figures t'ffectift'ly refute the the Carter AdminIStration's contt'ntion Ihat voluntary coalroorollol Is s tt _ .,lhIWllJl not WCII"k. The AHA satd the :atest statistics shn. that tht' ratl' of toc:rea~ ill spt>nding by community hospitals 8('l'0III 1M nation ~ from 111.1' pt>reeftt in January. 11m, to 135 per She is what every woman Ct'Dt in Jallllllry, 1971. a reduction of wants to be. 3.3 pt>l'n'lltage points. LAST WEEK! The Iotal ~pmditun!ll lor 5,_ community hospitals came to some ij: WINNEltOFtACADIMYAWARDS Shefswhat St.7 billion lor January. 19711, eve-yman : -USY PlauR. -USY DIRECTOR compared CD S4 I btJI_ tlIe ~ : -UST AcntlSS ••ESY ORIGINAL SCREENP\A Y Janu&ry. wants her The aVt'~ cost to the patient in ® lobe. January. 1Y7&, was $18335 per : VVCXXJ( AllEN patil'nt day, up 10.5 ~t frotn HAS January Jr.;, tht' AHA said. The cust to tilt' patil'nt for an average FINAllY i [),6N[ KEAIO'J : lQ\JY ROBERTS _.:~~~:::::=e:':r ;,ocban«t>d. ~~; COME '''"'- figures were adlieftd ~t'Bddt'd labor costs which OF AGE increased 13." per ftftl ~ to Social : 'ANNIE MONDAY St'c:unty, minimum walle and gt>neral payroll ino-ea-." Me­ THRU Mabon said. ,aIDAY HALL IP.M.SHOW • ·• FlHDAY & IA1VIIDAY ONL"'.H • MONDAY n.u FlHDAY 2:eI 1:11 .... 11:11 • 2 P.M. SHOW/".U SHOWING :• lUNDA Y t:te1:tt t:ce DAILY !:II : VARSITl 2 DOWNT0>VN 451'6100 '~=-=-_ . !liiiiiiillai. 1...... 0 ••••••••••••••••••• ;:mannequlrY~~~PaUS i . MUST END SOONII • i • • VARSITY 1 DOW ..TbwN 4"-&100' ·• .... :· VARSITY LATE SHOW i • ')\uCE'S ! mDAT AND 5:15 SHeW/n.D FlHDAY 5:1' 7:1S t:1I IAnJIIDA Y A IUNDAY IATUnAT ~"i 2:a 5:1S 7:11 t:" ONlYI is now open to everyone I frill : ---- ~ : 5 ~I ~~ 605 E_ GRAND 549-5622 ...... · ~ ...... ••••• ": :.....-.: .. ·AII ...... to.a.,-.p. w-..·.· ...... A : ...... tdIeU ...... ,..,.. ... FLASH :• BOW ...... tt...... ·tloGl ...... FROM M _ _- TEST PREPARATION \ SPECIALISTS SlNee , .... THE : Visit Our Centers PAsn And See For Yourself WIly We Matee The Difference ni ~, tall Days. 1ftS & Weekends (314)-tt7.ml UAtrr$ U~ ~~ WOman '\ 842tDEUAAR 11:" P.M. "lUers RESTAURMT"_ARlD GUTHRIE i I:tISHOW/t1.H FlHDAY ..... 7:1S t:. SUITE~1I1 I U.II£IIOI IATUllDA' A_IUNDAY 1:. S:tt 1:11 .... SY. LOUIS. MO 13124 -""'QIJIIII· ... .'_""_'1&11115 .. ___ .• CIIFt __• _0.- ...... ~ ...... ,... • Fer~"''l''- c_ ADM. ~ __ VEK.:st£ HERNOON.ARTHURI'£M ::::..:..... - : CAll TOll FRr!; n.M _.HllIJ.RO EUUNS.Q IIMDUII£ _ .. ARTHUR PUll : ~LUKr 2 605 E, GRAND ....~622 800.223-1782 --' ,. , I t f. .- :" . . ·... 'i ~}~ ..j'.,.~~~.~t .. ·.·." ~ •• , ... ~., I ~ \ \ ••• : ,'J ~.' ... "."'" . Survey finds ~ bridges unsafe TAKE THE WASHINGTON (API-Tbe vast majorit, of tM brid«n UIIdrr SOUTHERN ILLINOIS county eontrol KnB8 the ~ry ~ below rnodHrI lIIIf'ety standards HOIISING AVAIAREN or are inadl!quate. the l\ '!tiona! Assoeaation of Counties Aid Thur­ .tIIy. TEST Be,.ard F. Hillenbrand. executive director of the -.eiatian, aid the situation _ BANJO WORKSHOP uncovered in a survey of bricII!Ies that ~ not on a fedrral hiaft-,. with s,.stem and are under count,. junsdictiaa. Susie ~Ionick of The Buffalo fa a statement reteaint the resuJts of the sa...,.. Hillenbrand aid the ~ idenlifled 133._ and~ f-.t ~ __ eoonty of jurilldidiGDlbena ... Fri. 2:00 ..no. problema. ,. survey r-.l lhat _. CClltC br.JRes weft functianaUy oIkIoIete. Student r -ThIs _ they "are too narrow or have too low a elNraDce ... lip­ RENTERS AND PROPERTY OWNERS WILL HAVE pro8Ch roadway ali{pImeat •. !oed AN OPPORTUNITY TO TEST THEIR KNOWLEDGE South Pdtio eaperity which eaa 110 -.r safely OF THEIR RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES. RrVaCe !he road to whic:h the7 are .. inlepaI pu1.-. the --=ialioII DAILY 1:15 t:tt said. --- 8:00 P.M. MONDAY, MFN 1 fCIIIE4t GATE I Sunday 2:tt J:Q J:. ~ ___.liifl=..J 7:U ~. .!~ ~"=if::"'!:-...~ m have eaueed them 10 _ restrieted CHANNEL 8 ~~ ::'1iIrf! '=!:-~~ functionally oIkIoIete ~ The NatioGal Association of eo.­ tin Aid ita _1_"- _re derived from a ~ survey that consisted of a quest~ 8IIIl to all eount_ 1ft the • states where c:euntlell have respoaaibllity for road or bricIIe' tnainl__ . The Fede~l Highw.,. Ad­ ministratioa ... idenlifled 33._

lioaaUy~:.~==- ...... or ItrUetIIraIJ1 defJC1ml. Public big ImPr in~fmud CHICAGO CAP'-Duet.... and Iawy .... are the ' ...... _indI .. 01 fnudaleat IChemes that IWUIt in IIjlber prem.. _ 'or e ....ll)' proteetlon•• a,.. the ...... --- __ - dIncIor 01 tile a-anc. crnae : ~ Institute..• "'We find that lIMy .,...... ahrays the maslenniada. !lie III­ JtiptGn behi1IcI Kheme 10 sIqe J::7 aceidrnta and Inflate or :da~~:::.= Wedllesday. .Ione"'ftIe is 1Oe.tfraud" atdIia .... ~ ~ .~~~~~~~!... bdlioD aDd.= unfort~. the pubIe ______• .. the btl ..... IhruuP hi&her e.ta _'-law enlom!ment off' ... aet lQuIII .. tbis prabIem. ~ Ilo, said. The imunDee fraud espert cited • joint Iftvestigation by the iDstitute and the Justa ~~.ment aft.. wille.. four Ka_ tlty. Mo.. doe­ IDn and lawyers were iDdieted Wednnday ... cMJ1IeS of taku. f:.r:,.~'::-5 millioa insurance fraud - ..... ear ac:eidenta. The fraud ftPIlI1edI1 bilked • ~ClllllpanieL Indictmenta ..id doetors and Ia,.... llirecl "nIIuIen" and "bird 11:11 '.M. A. t ••" II.SI dop" tit IOtirit aecideDt 'rietima or tit ,..e .. rittiIDI c.beIUeIveI. IN CONCERT AND BEYOND ~Lrcrrr~~ Tnt·S~mwttS·Tl1t·SAHt

1HI1ND or SUMMIII considered the pinnacle of director Yasujiro Ont·. career. ,a-SAf. LAII SHOW ...... U&t .JOIW MA..JflNES . AOeERr PlM'I JlMtJW;£ J(HIIONHAM 11:45 P.... .,.1t coc."'~."': .-_~...,,",' to: , • . '~~-~- - I ~ , ••. - .-~ (:lram 1,,,1' m We;(-.. tak.Your~~ rO;(op rpdlals o fj, In the middle of the marketplace. IWI for .1f:t>"kPl.d. '''. S_I School 01 ~I ...... F,_. Of ill lit ....0 free music programs are ChK09O. In ...... odd! of ..... c--, ~ .~I IN",,", ~.!pIoc. e.c_ .... , lac. ... yowl' Ioo\aA ...... , be bein, ,,"erect at the Old Bap".l .... II<'d 01 .-. ;~"'.! "MoI,"9 bu ••f- only - Foundation Uu _~nd. <"- Knsmallita. a INuitoDe from ,,-n,,,''9 01 Y fit ...... If ...... _ncR " ...... IIocIl bland. will hillellior ~I,"t<. educ:o .... '3nCIf eftV.r~·t fOV'"e 1oc*1"9'0I" to ...-1 ,"cr_ yOVf tv",.. _ ..... pov... IooIt mIG .... MIlA voice ~it.alal' p.m. Salurday In """'P "'lIT. In .... _"__ ,,,on 10< .....,.,...",.,.. the Old Baptist Foundation om Krismantls has sulIR with Soulhern and an CIPPi<- And .OM" .,,1""9 yOU' MIlA at • pIoce "",,",,-., - ...... ::fe~ie!'~::3 ~Pi!;t a~ MIIoiat with UIe U.menity Cboir til •• - Stuart S,=hoctl of tIIeir European tour. He will be Managament and Finance ~Ilied by Debby CGqIer til IIlInoll Institute of Te.:hnotogy piano. At I p.m. Sunday the School 01 III.. Chicago. lllinotl 60618 MI8ic will ~t a cMmber mlBlc pI"OIram by the StU Faculty ~no Trio in &be Old Baptist Foundation. Members of the ensemble are SGAC VIDEO ':ONCERT Ttlg.. .n",·,-p II••. pianilt KeDt Werner wh" once studied at the American Con­ "It Came From Outer Space" will be shown at 7, 9 and 11 Iel'Vlltory in France; YicJllnist fHolea p.m. Friday and Saturday in the Student Center Poulos. a former member 01 I'"'-' Auditorium. H_ton Symphony Orchestra and Chri.tine GrHSOII. c:ellist and wimer ~ dIP Utah Symphclny YOUIIIJ 'It' to be shown here in 3-D Artis.. Concert. Greman is. former IlI4!IIlber 011." Mac:h_ Symphclny. The thn!e-dilDftllional venitll 01 this .hoc-Ic ..... whicll iMludfos an t>ViI Belait SympIIcInJ and &be St. l..Gua monster and LSD nperUnffItI. Pbilharmooic:. !11~~~~:=~~ Admission (or "It" is II. "The BodI the conan and IIJe recital be shown at 7.1 and 11 p.m. FridIIy Tingler" is {~ are free and open to !be publie. .uMI Sat"'y ill &be SIudent Ceo_ Audilaium. Bn~d on a treatment by Ray Bradbury and direc:lf'd b, Jack Arnold. It wa. filmed Ullng 1M JOURNEY & MEATLOAF plus ~u!r:.':U;::::e~ :e~;:~.I}' ;:C:.~ =~u~:::s .~ Andrew Lloyd Webbers camera. mounted li~-bY"lde to UVariations)~ give an effect like human viIicIII when it is pnljecled. playa,..." the VI4eo Lounge '''J anematheque is proridiqt special THE .th ,Ioor Stuclent Cen.... ~D gIuIes to U8tft &be audience TONIGHT and TOMORROW m: lhec~c:~ ~ ~::: FASSBURGER asrroJ'lOlnn in a smaU Arizona !oWn "ho spot:. a FFO landms in a nrarby Smo,1Mwed wi'" Swiss or ca~ .. CaU Doc HVllf'k' Ch«Jder Ch.ese. Grilled Alla.m. Satur.'~. "The Tingler" Onions. & M41sfwvoms. T_IO wiD be shown in the Student C81_ & lettvce Audilaium. Vinc:en( Price slars ill French Fries ore Included.

f'unk Blind Ifpt>dal 1'he ...... 411..... 11 other ...... wk:hes 10 air StJlurtl".y are .."eclll 1iI.!ft. til MI4n1ght. ~t:>t:>t:>ODo-.o~DD Last _kel.fs perf~ by ti~ award1rinning SlU Funk Band Appearing in The Stube aI t.'wI Wic:hiU Jazz Festival will be airel' al 7 p.m. Saturday OIl WT AU­ Frida l & Saturday Night FM. An interview WIth the band will ICCOIDpany the half~ ~. 'flIP band. which _ first ~ at the festival. will play their Ia:lt IJ'.!rllll"lYlaln' 01 the year at Hangar " Monday night. Proce..ds from the FOX FIRE iCk'enI adnusslOCI will go inlO • jan 'iChoIarship fund. 78

, Ir '. CAME FROM The Buffalo Gals OUTER Fri. 7:00 P.M. FREE SPACE

South Patio - Student Center .rWay.n4 SotunhIy The Worler. Only All F~I. Bluegrass Swing land 7:te..... & 11:" fl." ,iHI': . ,de. • ..,. s:..-...c-ter ~"'Iton....

Page .. Oility Eg¥1Itian. April 21. 1m thrvPr"'.oocI Sunday.

~ So.ILL~ LIQVOI\S El\UO~IE . MART THE WINE STORE WHERE YOU'RE THE 1#1 ~ Miller BUSCH NOKIG :~·- $32.912PAK DEPOSITS CANS Cash Deposit OR I Pump&K.. StrOhS •... $16~ts .... Bot.!.A~: + Dep. aIMS "THE HIU" THtS WEEKEND WITH BUSCH AND CHEER THE Annie Green SALUKIS TO SUCCESS Springs TUBORG 90% OFF Walker Canaellan SALE Peach Creek Cherry Country 16~! . Apricot Splash Berry Frost PiumHoIlow \ ~4!l· : MAGNUMS Buy ht one for '279 KHOINUNO .Buy the 2nd for 2 Ie LrmEK·,NGS ;I SAVESi.51 j EXIRA VALUE IMPORT $179~~ Rlcas~1I Chianti

.: Rubino" Vodka $2~~! + Gold Mattingly & Maar8 Bourbon SAMUR.t. CROCK En Gonion Gin $3~! $8 39 S:::.!.. Ofd Highland Crest 1.7St Bourbon $4!l Scotch$3!! (59.2oz..) ---1I!..t.'( RHEIN2.nER LIlUUUMILCH 1975 ~~.llIy"'r BoodlelGln 6PakCans •. Cllllllt: ...., . $-1 !! $11~!'"

..... , .-~--- .. -- .. ---...... --.- 'l\lacbetll' spasmodically ~riUiant JIM'S PIZZA PALACE ROW Macduff and hia wit...... 1IHIl DELIVERS tng~lher, iMir bond ia apparent, Lady ~,In far of what _sa to eome, ....eta to her llulbatld'a abo ••Me in blunt... anet hurt, ""_ pan of 'he Macduffa' _ ... KUd Jt: voriet:es oJ steaming hot WIth iIItelJi8eftc~ and ~peIftICe by i)izzn~ .. ;::! sandwiches Alban Deslllia. IAotinIIib a truP sror-t-I In • casl of amateul'Il. Jwepll W, 'fala1"OWSlri play. the pon.r in a h~-ov.r posit ion I"ftftIlblirll act« Marty f'l!fdman in "You,. ""0" fast DILlV'.. , f'rank~ein," This was onr IK"t'IM! Call S4t-J3M or S4t-1325 ~_~~~ tra~edy tIuIt ~ to he funny and II

Individually designt>d

Wedding and engagement

rings ~for you '"

SlU SUlllER HEALnt , tor Allah} So. III. Gna ~ INSURANCE 207457-5014 _'. -'.... lit Returning students can extend their medical insurance during the summer for $40.

Surprise Spring Concert!

· · · . and a bond called DAVID TONIGHT!I! 8:00 p.m. John A~ Logan College ~.soredby .....,. SoI.4 Pl'CHluctlonaa.

-. --...... ~- ... ~ "' ...."... SIU grad writes for children

S4 short stories f... childru·s m...... Cllildnttlix hi eight yean old .. to. ~ 10 wnte for ~ they .. tile ~ and ha.. "" short _tentlOft ...... said H.,... • _bel' 01 the NatioaaJ I ...... 01 Ameritae Pen W-. SIIe I&id • feek III08t comfortable writlllll for eilht to teD ,., okia.. Friends of

are invited tva BIRTHDA Y CELEBRATION to commemorate our /ir!t year SATURDA Y. APRIL 2t 9:3"':30

Wear or bring your creation.t made with supplies from ...... PI ... and receive a Reg. '22& '25 15% discount on any purchase April 29. 712 S. illinois

Final srs grant approval Monday

Stw:ienta willa faD • IIpI'if4 STS ciGna muIt ba.. them .. later Ibu ....., ia ...~ er to nee... a eIlec:lI Uris ;;:.erri-=~ .:..:~ AppiicaIiGns f. SUIDIDIr t'!'m c.tswW be 1IftiIMIe ...... on sale April 28 through May 4 HAPPYHOUR In The R<.)BERTA FlACK BlU:U(;hiS Courtyard IN TrfE BASEMENT 1-7pm l\fFRUNS lis Mothers Do.v :r.",..! \.'!" SendOurFTD FINE. FINE 00 BigHu,· LTH£ a.OS£R I GET TO YOU Bouquet 99 $5. Tapes

ERIC CIAPTON SLOWHAND

orgeous fresh n(IWers in an exclusive European bared-painted '-"eramic irJwl. We can nd fIo~'ers and plantsI almost anywhere. the fTD way. But se~d early. CaD or visit us today. 6ft ll l!eNrfflowers alld.-~ P ,ant." Nett eo Quatrolln the ~~c.n... Ve !!!!1I.t" IINLInd •• .sur ,... Second City caps Springfest F~day

JWI'. Joan Rj~rs •.Stiller and ~:.:r Mt'8r8. Alan Arkin. Gilda ~. Bums and lidIrelber and most 0( ~~. Reedy for PriaIe TilDe The _pany Is highly refardPcl by stage and ~;S~oft pnxIueers and dtreetors .. a traiDing around far _ talenl. TIley have per. formed III LGndoft aad annually ill .~UTO ToroaIe. they tum OUI about I~ BIG "A" PARTS rnws in Chjc:ago yearly plus :171. MAIN anochfr I~ ill Toranto. Bach ~ and Toronto line. towinl _pm., and -":shops. -Domestic Cars ~ troupe has alto ~: _ ...~ spec .... ill New yurt. -Foreign Cars ~t!r. ~~~~::;. -Motorcycle f dPbuted. It - P. ..tirieal 100II at a _y ill the bre 0( a typtealle.... ion -Marine station and ... approprilltely -Overnight Service on DamN "SCTV" I Second Cit, Televlsiaal. mcst Sp41cial Orders Perfonnlng .. a Wltrm1lf) for s.cond City will ~ Joel Drazner,. -Student Discounts RadIO-TV ..mar who _ Tuesday Dlght'. "Comedy Store' com­ petition. Stor.Hours: DrazDl'l' dP.tcribH his act .. MON-FRI 8-5:30 "boldly ((OinII wilen! 110 traditional SAT 8-3:00 .and1ip c:ontic has I(Onr before by perfonnm. hill entire •...,. ... 8ft GIl _ilDee" "SINGU SOURCE CONVENIENCE A membt.T 0( 8!ooklyD Bob. '011 TOUR AUTO NEEDS" Trawlintll Mt'dicn Show. lit' has "studied intftlSiW't'ly" undft' Srcand City director ~ CbIt'. who has beea ealJeod tilt' "gudfJthfr of im­ pvvlsational camedv," WALLACE PARTS MART Tic:irL'ls lor S«ond City 1rt' GIl ~ .. tilt' StUl'.ent ~ tit-1IL't of­ 311 E. MAIN 451-8116 ftee ,.',75 ar at the dour far 11.

DO YOU WANT A JOB WHICH: ciiows you to deol with people. doesn't reqliin~ a work block, demands resoon­ sibility. pay.well and is rewarding? ' learn to be an attendentl Attendent training workshop Saturday, Ap::! 29th 1·3. For more

LOWEST PRICE EVEfi for RCA XL ..100 •••

• RCJ .., MWIIt,. RCA ...... ,.. ai_TV. )(l:.100 .AcaIiIIt .... 1 13" .mixcel...... l.. ,.., ...... ~::';; '~F_ }.~~;.\:'¥~, T..... Zales exclusive !Jaylol·. HAS 'HE -;:- It'! a gi.-i-watcher'. Xtended USES ONLY 69 WATTS ON AVERAGE! finest hour! a. BAYlor b~ watc',. 549.95 Life ~ , b. ~Ior b~fl watcl:. f75 c_ Baylor bracelfl watch, $120 CHASSIS =Ri'JlHlfNdh All haY1! 17 ~we\s. CIwp it' Pyramid Ele,tronlcs ape. a utes I«CNnt 01' •• OM of fin HtiotW tMit plans z-. - .... C1wowr. z-.C_l'hor!r v~ • ,...... cn.-" • __ E...... Rt.13 East DlNnCMb. (:;.;,,1"-. L«_ Carbondale 457·6823 ZALES The Diamond Store Mounta.tneertngl is a skill pleasures of mounta.ineerlng ofttming as well as run tho risk ofbeing lalJeled n1que. The wrong socia.l climbers. But such moment.l1ke the cheap shots are to be ignored. wrong methOd, They are the work of cynics, marks the gap Il.a¥-sa.yers and chronic between . malcontents, Similarly, the ambience of al'l athletic afternoon ( e.g. The ~ Game) is another ideaI moment. Downing tile mountains elevates the rnorale of the fan and. hence, t.he team There- fore. tfyau care at all about the outcOIne,1t is your duty to mounta.ineer.. WhFJn should one not enjoy toP.e invigoration of the IIlO\lllUJns? Here,you'll be happy to learn. the list is much briefer. '. . . Mounta.ineerlng is Small . COnside1'ed V1CtOr1es like exams passed.,. ' declasse :PtparB completed (It- classes· . w1tb. attended are equaJ:.y.. dessert, aoceptable. _ ...... --.. :.1mproper year or Remember the' mounta.in-, ~~~:..'... 'duringjudi- co:.n- c1a1 nr¥V1QI~ II'lB1IKr eer's motto: . .LT1gS a.:'.djust rating matl'icula- , " . plain foolish while a::"""'!IIJl.l.ii#J Calvin. C. tion is . , crop dusting around ~~-1i~~~~I;:'~E:I Coolidge's celebration.· .: power lines. Otherwise, ~ ~~f;~J~~bL'"t.hda¥ Interper::·. as the hot-heads oftJt.e . "'or throw- sona.! relation. .' sixties used to say, "Seize 1ng ca.uti(~n to the wir.ri dm1ng ships are also Ta.ke-A-Sorghum-To-Lunch- mea.n:int- the time!" Week without the '~.;'-"'~~d\4~ ful ~a Th.ere are benefit ofBusch. A few thlr.rgs finer than disturbing pI"OS-;: :1'0 trinOO YO~Jr compa

'Jlountainee1'tng is the sctence and &rt.ol drIIJ.klnt Susch. 'Mle term trIg1naf.es due to the snmr;o". tcv p8Q.iis sport.ed by the label outstUii o.nd perpetuates m... t.o the QO)d, natuI\~ reflw..'Un& taste UlSIda. (;:I. lflSSOllS 1.:: !'nd 3. ) , .? "" •••• Bilingual handicap workshops set"" students for wham EntIIiBh Is a :;.!.-:e.-=- serond Ia~tre __ bmg placed

sta~l.-=r~~a; ~~ 'ftre pIacecIln, _ wable IO..-ve and idlmtify ttl!! bilingual programs rw wanI fII ap­ t .. lingual handicapped mare ef- proprlate special education, rectiYt!ly. "accardlll, to Ja_ sometimes In special education er-ner. directar crI tile ~ pr..vama rw ... fII • bilinpal er-ner, a prcrIe8I(r crI SJ!eclaI JII'1llVlIIn. Crowner qid. ed\Io:at_ at SIU, •• a_nW "CtOWDer aaid ibi. bappeaed S...... to set up U wart..,. beeause instructors .ere 1101 ~ ~W::"worIIshope ta to trained .. be cvJturaUy -'tift. a.dt tIDe who wwk with bilinpaI met m~ the exc:eptioMl handicapped children bow to ctuC>o~~· __• __ tbe cIrtenDiDe tbe euI1are crI the cbild .. ~ ...... ~- ... ~::.-".!1'==.;! .....- ...... - ....- ...... - ....- ...- ...... - ... __='~~I~itd~ c:ull1nS, c.-ner 1kOded. REINHARDT'S JEWELRY ''Of tbe a.a bitinpal bandlc:apped c:biIdreII iD IlIiDois, • to • perc:eN ..Closing Out Sale .. ..-. ~ tltenfare It ta im­ % portaDt lbal ....t crI lhe tpeUen Diamonds 40 OFF are familiar with tile Spanisb Watches 20% OFF 5:15 p..... Fee $1210r 6 weeJvJ aaJture." cro.mer laid. t:15 ...... AnatIB"~ .... 1a _ ..ct. An Jewelry 30% OFF special educa_... to administer AD China -Crystal- Pewter Register Now ~::.r:.~ Carbondale Park District ~iDC tbe wort.bops, and Silverware 30% to 50% OFF 206 W_ Elm Street Indnlcton flOM FronkUn cr-- _ya lie af1ea fClUJld that Carbondale.ll. 62901 Southeast Par" TennLt Courts (:ommillf»p pasM'S REINHARDT'S JEWELRY 451-8370 or 457-2925 ! 22 South Illinois ~o/~, I' [Jowntown Carbondale flShifIR lkf»RSP /PPS L

You're Invited to the Best in Contemporary Christian Music SALE Saturday, April 29th 9: 30 - 5:30 f' . ," Gospeland Book Store Murdale Shopping Center 549-J632 L". Sa". 1•• 20% 'ree45'. 'reePepsl DoorPriz.. Special. Each Hour I~

S ~~tir\qie~\ ,s I U SPRING - FESTIVAL . FLEA MARKET F APRIL 28 R I D OASIS ROOM PATIO A STUDENT eNTR. Y 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.• . Registration - $2.00 A pay at the Craft p Shop R 2 sponsored by SGAC Fine Arts I

~ 14 QIRy ~' ... a f9Jtl~------_____-1 GroUps d e b ate h an d gilll contrOl1 t**.!**************~t DACK.TALK * .,. ~ ...... u mardtorp. _ commiltH by said lllat tbe judidal brandt of the ~ .. (lOVf'nDnt'nt * .... "',... people willi. handgun who haft inlt',."." tbl' c__ Custom Pnnted T·Shlrts )f- An organizatioaal mftti"l for an arYfl' t'OOImitted a cn,,": ilt'furt'. stJtulioo. Ht' t~ nott'd the SPRING CLEARAN~E SALE ""- .... b-b.ndgun P'OUP turntod lIIto. n-e are cnmnof pasawI~' l'"iled States ~ CCIUI1lllat has . '. ""f" bl'ated ddNIt. '---~ of miu.d with an avaIlable nandgua III rut.d four UmfS thai the Sftond ~ FREE transfer with any shirt lht' Natlon.1 Rin. ASSOCIation a stressful ;;ituahon, he I'ald. Amendmfttt does noc guarant"' a 1: _ *~ fNRA' and members of tbl'Student Ollt' NRA IIM!mbtor. lltaled that ,f privatt' c:itizt'n the nght to own a ~ also 80r9Ol'ns Golore Coalition to C",fIt~1 Handguas bl' had ~ in IriI miJld to kiD -- IIUD. t 1~~RAlIUIJIIOrlen~anMd,"1II ~':m~=.-::~-:"~he :C;'t::n:::::~~=~ti=' Terrariums $1." ""- Rt'IIIingtOll Mill. ~RA insipias and ClaiJlOOl cliuP'ftd. "You mUlt witheat I.d.rl•• interf.rt'DC.... Wilson Tennis Ballls 12." ""f" pbtol ('tub patdMlI c:o'lfrontt'd the I'NliZe that • handgun .. IJtt' most Modalf said. Colored Mark. ers 12." : SCCH lea_til Wedl1HCla, llilht who *adIy of '-po", For iDstanre, Sneral NRJ. __til said !hey 'II SI Bat 12 .. came ••aring ",'Jan ~"ndlun" sta~ quoced by tbl' linlted Wt'I't' farow., WIlli the Supreme £ LoulsVI. e "'!I98r s • button:- .nd lIhirts. • Stat.J Attorary General'. offICe Court cIec __ and f.1t lbl'I't' .ar. _ I. "lInois awe. II:.,:. CaIJiD8 lbl' 31...... ~1eIf ...,.., IMl you .,.. r_ b_ __ ram for. cliffenml mterp'Ptabon . ...L_-' * dratha yearly in tM 1Jnited State;-: ~ Ie.uniw. knife .turk dum Badt ~n rmw.d adamanl in (WIth the Wate...... $t«.) * "ot~.n •. " SecH co-c:h.irmaD .D ....ult with • handgun." tbr'... _fictions. ~. fOfTf'!! Claypool died F BlstalistiCI Claypool said. "WecltAl't hopt' to c:t"Nlt' I gunIeIs '" '" 1"\ ** * * " .. * .. ** It *...... ** IImriI18 I~ ~~ of handglll ~icIninC lbl' ~11ty utolli.,·· CI.ypool said. "We·r. ownetTlIip. ~ IJtt' scr.H·1J IJI'1IPIIMd federal lei .'. about peapIe'. lifts." Running Dog Records ..Fo·t'Vft'Y_ha ...... wedby. handpa ban •• t...ndgun contrul .....tBh!aiaa •• Carbondalepistoi saves you money on =.-.:"m iltta '7!'miC:::':: :::::.sa~~ :cc:: =:!,:y~~';:':= the best in re~~orderl music throal'! Kcidentll." tit' said. ri&bl to beIIr ..., are ,.,.. ping Ie thir. weellend.nd had a 18:1 old time. 5t I "I k' In .ddilioa. Clal'poeI eitecl ... that riP& .way from mc~" H:JIIdguna Irt' • glarifi.!d playtbilC an ey \oJ ar e s Ilatiltics IIIDwinC lhal19 peI't't'Ilt of John Mode", secM co-diairman. tI, mt' .. 89 Modern Man $ 4 S1EA ",.....nr.. aamrd , K of C SIIRINERS Shout It Out $ 443 BEr.~EFIT Journey '443 Chicken and Dumpling Dinner Infinity Dexter Wanse) at the Voyager $4 89 Ne\Nman Center Jefferson 5tarship 89 Earth $4 EaltaClt. Bait t~pril29 3:30 ... 7:30 p.m. CarJySimon $4 89 L."..AIT Famity SLyle Nightcrawlers-Criclreta Served Minnows-Red Win"". Meal worm. All You Can Eat, With Trimmings * .. SPEQAL* * CrayfISh 'Sc.t.... ADULTS '2.50 CHIlDREN (6-11) *1.00 JumpinB Worms.1.,.. • ERLINS 315 s, Dlinois fri -afternoon ~ '. in the Courtyard A~ ~~~ 1-7p.m. 65¢ Mixed Drinks ~~~ ~ 35¢ Drafts 1-7p.m. ~

------~~~~------~------:::~--~~----~INTLJ'I:"S • o{.. MAll BAR DisCO ~ Me Daniel Brother's Countdown Fri.-Sat TOPTHIR1"lHl~, · NATIONWIDE su . FreeAd' FR. '. EE'• ,.~lGH1\ ,11IJssia) With Clnycollege l..Q' ~...E;;:R;.;,;U;;;;,;;..N~S~_· 0A_pen_At_8_:00 __ .... t&¥..... i' ~./ "'~t QIiIr ~.~ ... 1911.. Page.lSl Friday's word puzzle I.. KutPitial ------~ I ACROSS .. IIbr1_ 14... _ ...... !IV !lie-- 5MiIIqry 8WI\<: 2 Iqu8da 10 Hurt SlTop'" 111~~~1 foods end vitamins In Southern IIIInGis ,~ Roof edge eo 08bMIc:Mty I 15£...... 125wrMw1g-- Iquid aT_of_· ~~ 100 West Jackson Sf. I tic.... plOW. ... I (...... NartIt Ilfinals ..... ,...... " I 17 USSR CIlY 11£...... ~ ~ I "'~r. s:::::::=-~~ I -"'- 19"-7-"'*' tang: 'hi. I >Q:: SOq- FROZEN YOGURT I 2IODignifW JD Fr. "'-tIIr Z2f-..1HD- 71 fIDrida CIlY ....."'X In a cup or cone I 12 ...... ttw,, __ I AII .. udka~ .. ODad .... d.,..". I :M~ -*'IIr ' 25 ...... nOt_ ..... 13S- .. SanowfIII I ~ =-'-~:.. ,.".. fnItt ~ 1 74 Ice_- 21 w.I- 'l1R1gt1t ...... 75F_ • Stiff ..... DOWN ~ Spa .' Thia.upGftcnt 1Ocentttl."--l -"WI: 2 23TheIllld, SIligIII"- 111 VY ciaI "' ..... wporClDneafOANNY-O. I 1 Cen8in ...-- fNctint" • c....-...... SlI1/7L ao- "- » ..... zs-.... .-..-• TurblhoM- ... -- 53 ...... 3G.t_ ...... 54 Smoocto. shut- l3U'1i1izlmon MUCh a a.-=-. 1hiQ ...... 34~ ... -..... ******************** v .. ····· 4~god- lOThoa- 5pM­ ... ------~.. Let's RATU'Y ERA In Illinois! )f- ;.It 55 CaIao .~- ... saDucb51T__ ie DOy~jr~ut••• ActNowi ~ .,Aa:ounc .,. 5 0atudI 31 "'-Y- .... !IV 'C'-k in wotto CZMr ...... , groMtI JlSUndMwr· ilL..­ ie )f- 7"' __ I3T..cy .. Notb ...... ie )f- .,...." .,.....,.... s.nv- group: , ....: 2 __ .47 At .•..• 8nd 'SIC-'s Abbr. 10 ..... _· lBOf..-­ __ MPubIc_ ~ )f- .F.-jeItt In the tradition ;,#_ and forefothen who 5OEoII- ...... 11 Acc:o.-MI.. 19 Unwell _M1idMlh ie '-""!Mr' )f­ 502l.ig111_ "...... , .1e...... _on.nw- ie fought for -', ri9ht to vote and beI~ _ )f­ C3 Of ...... ie and men shculd be 4IqVOIln the eyes of the low. the )f­ - --- ie HaflonCII Organization forW_ in lIIinot.1s sponsoring )f- ie "AMUICANS FOIl IOUALITY DAY" )f- ie s-ItIy. April ..... s.. P.M. :4- ~ ...... VenlOllOty ..... 1avtIt 27th ...... )f- ~ Mo.RtV...... III ...... ~ ..AR NAOMI lOSS. pr"ident :.,f Illinois NOW and ~ other speak..,. sp4K'101 ~ and ~ Of ~ l.:unily ",... ie outing for supporw.s of ... Equal Righls A-.tdment. ~ ie' For fnJnsporlvtion coN 529-2324. MurMI Hoywwd )f- ie ,."_""--""'.,.. ,,,,·,..,.I0Il ...... :"'"·556' * ********************

Fashion show, dinner planned

"Foods and Fashion With Flair" tiles Club _ill be modded. a fashion show and _food cIinMt' The P'f'OIP'am is ~ bJ wIn ~ held a'.• pm Friday at tM tM O.)lhin8 and Tfttile Club and • SUJliftJI (,,ent,!!, Resla'lnJll. Food UId Nutriboft clasa. CGIt of the Cloches dtaigMd and madP bJ cin.1er is IS.SO and it is tIpI!D to the manben 01 !be ~ and Tft· puolic.

THE COLONEL

l'here :Ire announces only two weekends Springtime.~. before finals at the nel-V store week! in East Carbondale. Celebrate and DR n'E UP WINDOW now ope" prepare for Plate service in the dining room the END at Kat. the TapJ fried CkiekcK. The American Tap Cor:veniP.lltly located near Ace Hardware 511 S.llIlnols Ave. 1039 E. IMain t: dal. .S74~" .. _- .. Hr'L 11.' ,.: i 'i: .. ,; $ i. ii' Ie.:.,. ; , f •• i , .• , ,i •. FOURTH ANNUAL ~tivities- VIC KOENIG CORVmE Friday Wine Psi Phi flllnt'P. 1ft up·2 a.m .• SGAC Silrtn«Festtval. , a.m.. ArP. ift front of Shryodt tloslq: Ballrooms B. C. O. Auditarium. EXTRAVAGANZA & SALE Li~:k':t ~:'iI· J,:~;1 R!!!;: Sunday Old Corvettes New Corvettes Phi"'phy Club mf'elt'l. 7:3O-t GrNII Week A.anll Bdquet. 1 p.m .• StudmI Center Ballroom D. from 1954 '1ru 1967 ;nstock Il~F.M=~br=.~~~.m .. Kappa Omicran Phi. t:38-4 p.IIt.• StudP~ l:ftIter Actmtr Room C. Studl!nl Ceater 8aU..- C. !l', WhPf'lcbair Athletics. noon·S:30 , - , I.~~ ~e::.nL~;' &:. p. m.. lanc'-. StudmI Center Room. Ballroom B. SGAC Films CommittH. "The Saluki Swingers Dante. 7-10 p. m •. ---... . Disorderly Ordnly." 3 p.m .• Studr~ ('filter Roman Room . .~:...-.-.... StudP~ C~er Auditorium. ffte. Inlpr·Greek t'IItIlItit. 7·10 p.m .. SGAC Films Committee. '''!'My Slude~ Cfllter Ballroom D. Came From Ouler SPIK'e" lin SOl Women'. Alhlplit Department - ~ II S~ Cealer Auditorium, .... meeting. 7:3.... 0:30 p.m .• Stadeat millaion II. ('.enter Ballrooms A • B. Iota Phi Theta meeting. 2'- p.m .. SC;~c.:: ~-:.:.~l:.;:~; Studmt Center Acbvity Room C (l\1liASTROt"__ '''''lII"0I VietH Lounge. Zeta Phi 8fta fM'f'ti1lfl. 3-1 p.Il •. FREE COKE CORV£TTEOFTHEFUTUAE ON DISPLAY Meditatiall Fellowship ProtIram 011 StudPnt Center Activity Room 8. 'INOIANAPOliS PACE C.AR the K_ledIe _ reYftled by Grv Slama Gemma R~ III l!tiIW U & POPCORN Maharj Ji. 7:30 p.m., StudePt t:a; fadent Cent« ActiYitJ ..... VIERANNIV. CORYIE:"TES C~er Maduna. Riwer Room. LMmmAI.m 'RIEST'lfIEO CORVFrTES Hillel Shabbat servi« and dinner. 7 Alpha Phi AIJ)ha--UttJe Sisters, 2-5 ri«y IDftting. 1. The le

GlnlNG .... fOpS .AUSTIRS MANTLU AUTO INSUIANCI? DOORS COUNTIR TOPS ISLAND TOPS ITA. COM.-oNPnS ITAI. TIIIAOS Coli us. we will InsurE" The above prodJJ.cts are made Jrom any oj the following hardwoods. oil drivers. Compare , WAS NOW WAS NO\o.f WAS NOW our outo rot~s 1-..• ..... • 3.00 2.". POPlA. J.85 1.25U WILLOW J.6O 1.15. CHEny 1.15 1.25 IYCAMC»t '.75 US SOfTMAPU 1.65 ,.... IIIDOAK 2.75 2.• PICA.. HO 1.- 8iKH :!.15 2.2S FRANKLIN "ARDMAPU ·1.20 1.n PHSIMMON 1.90 1.51 RICH 2.15 2.1S aOAR 1.75 1.SS TUPILO 1.70 UI. INSURANCE We are now running a sale on all the abo..,. hardwoods. Because oj this sale we will be AGENCY open, Sunday. April 30th. 12: 3(4: 30 p. m. . 512W.Main IfGULAi! STORE i'''OUIS: Carbondale. 1162901 . ILl... DDSII& •• Woo_ MON. s SAT. 1:01 • 4:. JAMES" POGUE Cambia, Illinois 457.2022 or 915-6233 Ph. 111/45'.""... ITALIAl[{ VILLAGE Open 24 Hours Where you can Brlng-your-own-boHlei And It's located right off the strip' Pluo. spaghetti. Sondwkhes. Lasagna. Ravioli, Salads

3.fta¥t:' ;rgt' UI'..:!.:!T llfBlnl Ed lIra 405 S. Washington Carry.Outs 457.655'

MAY DAY SALE Friday & Saturday

Special- All our dresses 10·40% Off Oncluding lons5) LOOK! LOCK! NO FOOL'INI 75 Salesman Samples We've got good ABUSED used autos. III off Tops, Skirts, More Guoronter4Ci to BURN OIL MOMIY bock if they QUit. J.~ See Jim 0." Ray of - EASTSIDI ~;.aAGE Plus 5'5 E. Main 200AnHque Scarves '1" each. America\ ~ SUper pnDum"'0 beers.

Ba",. B_r •• -...A .... fr.e pepee...... _.ta Ciln and Tonic 80 ~

Ilarvest Sun- -r The "taro -.; ...... presents tonight. .. An extravaganza! The Student Center ALL-NIGHTER featuring Chicago's ~Second City" 8 p.m. Ballrooms Limited Tickets Avail. at Door $1 Doors open at 7

"Buffalo Gals" "American Dream Disco" all-woman bluegrass 11 p.m. - Ballroom A, B, C 7 p.m. -South Patio And including -

,.,.•• n .. "Meat Loaf' in a Video Concert. 7 & 9 p.m. Video Lounge 1t Carne From Outer Space~-3-D! 7,9, & .1 p.m. Auditoritan. $1.00 JUMP 'IN Discout:1t Bowling - 8 p.m. tiD 3 a.m.. Bowling Alky THE-SADDLE "Real to Real" 9 p.m. Roman Room "Flash Gordon" on Video· 10 p.m. - Video lounge Bingo and Trivia - p ;'~es - 10 p.m. - Renaissance Room Ellen Miller - 11 p.m. - Big Muddy Room New Music Group - 11 p:m. -Intanational Loun9'~ "Spices of Life" - Variety show - 12 md. - Ballroom 0 "The Tingler" - 1 a.m. - Auditorium

S.. nclay 9.' DialDond ,Bio Popcorn - Cotton Candy -Ice Creanl -T c:co Dogs -ria...... U.e ._10 ....t all... _u· (9ampus Briefs

~. Blacks in Engineering and Allied TechMiOllY WID hold a study session from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday in lbe StuderJt Center Sanae Room.

Sy~'s project AIM wiD hold activitia in tJwo form 01 'New Games" from 3 to 5 p.m. Friday at the Old MJlin MaD FRIDA Y AfTERNOON FRIDA Y NIGHT SA TURDA Y NIGHT in front 0{ Shryoclu. Toby J. Saten. associate director 01 Shawnee Health WORKS DIAMOND HOT ~ and Development Corp., wiD present a roIloquium on "Political Factors in Grant Writing for Community Service Projects" at 4 p.m. F~y in Lawson HaU. Room RIO CAT 131. (WEATHER PERMITTING) "Foods and Fashions with Flair," a buffet dinner and fashion show, will be presented at 6 p.m. Friday at the Studetlt Center by the Clothing and TeJotiles Club and Foods and Nutrition 3IIOB. Tickets are 15.50. .Interested persons .,;;~;~~AP~.!~!OURMIXED DRINKS., man 1Jt~an . ~ S Uc 'J may cali 536-55-l1 or 536-7141. JScDRAFTS A conference 0111 "The Christian and Emotional Health" '1.15 PITCHERS will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. to noon Saturday at the Evangelical Presbyteri.IlD Churcll. 933 W. Walnut. A Paleobotanical Potpourri will be Sfoonsored this weekend by Botany Seminar. A fossil clinie wiD br. held at DOOII Friday in Life Science. Room 450. Greg Retallack. an Baked Flounder stuffed with crabmeat. • $6.25 AustraJian paleobotanist. will be featured. alGal with­ paleobotanists from SIU. at a program from 9 a.m. to IlOOIl Saturday in Lawson HaD. Room 101. Broiled Halibut Steak...... •. $5.95

Persons interested in pariicipatir.g in. tns~ pid-up m~y meet arr/time from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. behind the ~~n Golden Brown Frog Legs ..•.. $6.50 station. Bottles and cans wtll be COlleCted from Illinois Avenue and other area&. Trash bags will be pI"Orided. The Southern Dlinois CJagIcal Guitar and Lute Society !l:!!~eJ'.J~o,!1!..t ...... $4.95 will hold its first meeting at 7 p.m. Saturday in &.be Student Center Ballroom A. AJuest performance by ma~. in ciassical guitar at U I and • lecture by gultanat­ ~oj!~~~!!~ ~i!l:~ ~.r~~. ~J~~~. $7.50 composer James GreesI':n will be featured. Red Snapper & Fried Plate Soturdoy at 3:00 P.M. With clam strips, btYaded shrimp pieceS & breaded oysters. • • • $ 6.25 ONE SHOWING ONLY "TANGSIR" nnUOED WIl1i mE ABOVE ENTREES- WINNER: BEST ACTOR-N.w Dehfi Film restivol • Baked Potato • Shrimp In Shell, Cocktail Sauce • Vegetable • Cup of Homemade Clam Cht.wder • Free glass of ·Nine with each dinner , -' -Also- T·Bone Steak with Potato and Vegetable. • • • • • •• • •• $5.• '95 SALAD BAR INCLUDED WITH ALL DINNERS After dinner stop by th~ lounge The "BONG" Show 1r..~Mam""t!ll:·. for a cocktail and enJOfJ our •• back' • ~!!!!~! Uve EntertainlTaP.Ot & Gandng with- IS corrung • 2400 W M . "s ~ Db" Sat. night, May 6. Carbo"~ mac.1tt• ,a Don't Miss It! 549.7311 e All Seats $1.50 2nd InnUl1 Sponsored By the Union of Iranian Students SI1DHI BISE81L1 PIID.I FOX EASTGATE THEATRE A\ .SE m•• '11 fiELD 100mcdiaiCty fulhwuJlg tile SfU CAuSlin ~ay Gam<: F ruJay . April 28 4:01 'pm Chid;,,·n. Putatu" Salad.el~. For Your individual Needs and Enleuainment rn~io.:d hy Shoes~i Adidas - New Balance .. Proked Tilen .. Nikes .. Convene - Riddell­ 8111If•• ST Saucony • Spot.bilt .. Puma Sponsured by InterGrer A Coum.iI lots of t-shirts . plenty of shorts and a new selection of wann-ups Stretch Your DoUars select group of shoes on sale now! Tube socks in assorted colors only $1.00

We may not be the biggest or the fanciest. but we tty hardest to fill your athletic needs.

i18 So. hHnois 457-6016 Carbondale. 111. .- (9ampus 'Briel~ The fo'enc:ing Club ..ill host a tournament open to all SIl' students at 2 p.m. Saturday. To sign up call Frank Van Dyke at 453-22ffi altt'!' 5 p.m. The SIU Backgammon Club will hold an open informal garm:s, sesslOil from noon to about 5 p.m. Saturday at Mt'lvtn 5.

A departmental picnic for students and (acuity 1ft botany will bt' held at ) p.m. Saturday at Riverside Park in Mur­ physboro. People planning to attend are asked to contact the Botany Department, 536-2331. Rides will be available

The Student Tenlllnt Union Is open to students to answer qut'StiOl15 about renting a house. apartment or trail~r and fo inform Ule'm of their )('gal rights as tenants. Their office. 011 the third floor of the Student Center, Is open from 9 ;I.m. ;.0 5 p.m. Monday thrqn rriday, $.16-2122.

A film festjyal ~ by the International Student Association wiD be held this weekend, with films shown continuously between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Saturday in the Student Center A\'CSitorimn and from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday in the M~

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- Prescriptions Filled - Duplicate Lenses Men's traditional Siladumtt rings. and sea:ted women's fashion rings are an unusual buy at SS9. 95. New Location: TodIIy is your last c:hance to get really 0UIstandng savings 1ft IhIs sale 218 S. III. Ave. lHEJIRIQ1RVED REPRESEI'TATIVE Phone: ,... 7345 '-aill'9'! c:oM:tIon 01 mgII AsllIo_\hem. ~! .... C-,.-han \ 1971 DUSTER "0, Hum .... nice IFFICBCY APAIrJMEN1S LJIlJ1lV ~ JAAU. runnlD&'b!!t ~ extral, "!m" fOIl SUMMI. AND .ALL Thr I ...". ~oC"""""- lIP ~"'" $llllOM 6, ~41 "'... rn#ll'W-"I""".ftftr., .. ~'A'(1rflq'T'fIftftAd· SOPH., JR .• SENIORS & GRADS ::::::::~':..',=~"'.~:"'~':;'-:- • MGB REMOYABU; ftberg'­ COMPlfTRY FURNISHED ~;,:':..:!..""'.:-.::;:::- ;~':.."'::: :~.:.o~ ~:I\:~~l'::r WAlBtllRASHPKX-U. RJRN. CLOSE TO CAMPUS ~.7~~7, ~ ~= ~ p.1D. Goad 1IIIIIic. 4111iSAa141 -::::;to : ... AIR CONDITIONED ~.-:~: ~= =:...-:'lPCI' Wt"ftIf 'Parts & ServIcee 411 L CIOtI..., L COLLIOI ~-rt~ t ...... wfufh; ..."...... df' ,... _"' ...... -"' ..... _"'1 VW F.NGINP! REPAiR and _ L COUIOII11 So. WGAN :.!=~=ar-:....~...... ·.... ~~~ .• VW SInice. For Eff1clenty~.. Only I ..~:_ ~..=;.:=..:: 84101Ab144C Contoct Manager On Prem'- --"'* »qyaW"lftII ~_ ...... 1 ORC'-U' .....twr .. nottor::"OIar .... tn_appJK'anI .....'reno.~ ,...... ~.'Uf __1 mltEO IIPAIRS ....oHOF&ifMGT...... · .... .,....,011 ...... ItY I. MAIN. C'DAU ..... hi" n-pwt.d ." ,lIP baa..... ~ 01 as UII·r""l" .:II)"lJIf .....IItW' bttIunIrYoIfw:. ... n.. TlCH· TWONICS 457·2134 '·.... 1 ...... - But...... 715 S. UNIVERSITY S.9-8495 t IDItM. APIS. fOR IUMMIII ...... -"'-wd _ 10 ...... :Adwrtl:lill'n... ~""Ett-"'-­ ~and ",,",A_ON nil ...... , .... tbn ~ .. dIan1m .... 1A~ SPECIAL SUMMER ItA YES .. It...... ~ ..... ~. 1'1!"1...... "" Ale...... swtt qaahf~ ... I~.,.". to. FURNISHED, CARPETED. Thr __...... __ ~fSIIf'M'" ...... mlAel44 CIVt"'ft...-"" l/oo."'NG fOR A PLAQ C1aM 10 campIlI and Shoppng ... __ ...... 1100.". Ecnoo- HONDA 1Se. ms. Fairin«. aa.taID ....+iiOF&i f MGT_ t='.~~= lira TO LIVE? ~-- _1'.cI44 SUMMER ONLY. 3-BEDROOM 1.... 0...... -..... _"'_ •• CALI. WOOIMIUff IIINfAU apartment. Furnished. Near T ...... ~·.~pPr ...... ,...." F_ 1100"'11_ .... _ .... IDwn, $175 per montlL nv...., ...... --. &u~ ...... mat• f·'""".,NP...... "1"""",",,,,,~ JII"I' 4I47Acl45 . like _.-- 3 Bd"".• 12xf1q. dII. AlC. Shag corpet, Only 1 yr. SPACIOUS I BEDROOM y .... I,,", ~nwtf'orft 0." -.. ("'I'fth...... 73 HONDA 175 CL. '- mUel. lite !!!"'~ helmet, ear carrier iDcIuded. old. S175 "R MONTH ....~nr ..'"""[}ft ... -6t"f'ftb.,.., ...... ,... _ ofter. ~1m. ., Bdrm.. t2x60, Underpin­ ~~iIec:t~~::-- dII~ - .-sal. 4174Acl41 ned. Washer, Oryet. Carpet. Ai C. 118 Southern Mobile Homes. SUS"R MONTH . 2 Bdrm.• 10.50. AlC. Shag cor".,. N .. furniture. Sony­ No Pets. S12I"R MONTH ~R~~ front entr'aMe. Now. I bIoduI frGIIl SlU 1iAInry, aad ..... ~. Automobile 1972 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE Sl'MMER I BDRM .. 1120. SIlO-mo. B~~~ station ~ e~t eonditioD. ~':r~:~No peta. Pay by IIIOD. utilitiel. No .... :;.r b!:·orier.54:S:S~ SUIIO.GO 8470SBaI44 PbaDe~ -6151l af_ , ~. 45IMal44 ...,.. FORD: 1972 PINTO talCbb8dl Now Teklng Contracts radials. $0 ••)00 miles. 1970 §JI!?'F., 4 BEDROOM Mavtrick. tuMd. ,.. detI.iII:~ ...... ~CIOI. ~..:~ 6311 (keep tryin&). APAInMlN1'S~ ..... 45:4Aa150 front ~ muotb. aft EFRCIEHCY $90 ~,120 utiHtiel"~m)l_eletlric:. 18fDROOM $125 '16$ 11. W. S,aman. 4I1.7I7341i7Bbl• m.·UTlL.'AID 1100 $135 C"DALP! HOUSING, LUXURY. brick, I ~ funUbed --. t IIDIlOOM MOeIU HOMIS centnl lOx5O' S7S SIOO 1973 CAPRt. BODY .~ engm. ==r;DO SU::~~ 12 x 50 S85 SilO from drift-In Cter .. Old IlL 11 W.. eau .....I45. ~I~r~: ~ ~ei,! 12 x 52 '95 $115 Ba11BbI52 or any tune ~Unds. 12.60 $HO SUO 4692Aa149 ONE BF.Il~OVM hH. EI«tric Mrilenl«, LP au limier and AllltENTAlS ARE AlC stove. NeedS repall'. Cbsp. 457- LEARN GUITAR THI& summer. FUItN. WITH 'RtASH 566l. PICK-UP FURN• 47S2Ael44 . ~~":ie -::es~t;,~· m=-:: NON1S farmation. uU Sean S494lM3. Al.o CALL IIOY AL RENTALS ="a~~:mt~ theary. 473Mnl.. 457.... 22 FOR SALE: CONN Tenor 1970 MUSTANG GOOD mectanical ~Caii~ Bautiful OPTIMUM ~VA1MER APART· eanditioII SI550 or best olfer caU 457·' REPAIRS. tiII!IIl. 10lIS0. NO A·C. Storm 4&15An141 MEJ'io'T - Air rondibonPd. pool. wiMows. Compl~ely furnisMd. frie~dl1 n~lIl1bors. $300 for 4S7OAal44 LP Gu. MiDt coai.tbolL ruoo. ~ l15li.. ;::~ :.=~r:.=: CU2Ae1. 4742BaI44

ElTtctE.-..cv. 1 BEDROOM and 2 IIecIr-.t aJ)lll'tJMftta. 1170-S3:5CI EXCELU':NT MURPHYSBORO r:::.~ Some utilities included, LOCATION. luxury tbreIt bedruolll 448I8al- fu,MlisMd hoUR. ~nlr.J air, FOR·RENT , I !!lot'1*. P&f{'lIbaoIuteIy DO peca. I N1Wer.' .....145.. 84C'lIBb144 "PAInMlNII FOIl SUMMU Apertmants WITH _COftdtt--e FuIIk:...... BED!tOCM HOUSE WI'!'H NOW 'A'UNG CONTIIACtS FlREPLACF.. S4t. ~,oot ,.,..,Fvtnoshed Rnu-'1.B1Iished. FOIl SUMMllt & 'ALI. 11M. _lor~DaD...... ,....aaear Stth'l..,.! Apt. . C..... 'e C...... 4119RbI44 FvIIy Coo...... Cl> "coot Gy _meeaer. 67-na. 0ffG0NII Bf701BaJ44 .,-...... t'-lSAf. GIOIIGnOWN APH. E. GRAND d.lEWlS LN. Luxury 21drm. Fum. ApfS. NICE I-BDRM HOUSE, A.C., FOIl SUMMH & 'ALI. ~a..::~ s:.::.mpua. AlC. CARPfT. CAllE TV 47'Mlbl4t "IPKI. L SUMMItt URr ...______... tTWO BEDROOM HOtJSE. ... NOl'flS DISPlAY AiITS. OP£N ca~. Wuber and ctger, bil HOMISCk""U YO CAMPUS r.::;,~ wy. athJ or 10 .M. - 5:30 P.M. FOR SUMMER ,...,.. IM-UJI i.AIIGE AND SMAll ~14I CAll IE1W£EN. AND 5 FOR SUMMER RENT-I bcha .... • 31111 Ca~~~IDcampua. .. ~ CARBONDALE: 1161 PICKUP MICROCOMPUTER.------HEATR HI. CrudI and \!III PontiK. Both u.d 16K lMmory. H9 VHWo terminal. -n .. diem.. a.t fI... PbaDe caueUe~. Eldeaded &.ie. 5&4'113...... -Call 127·211•. . . ..,~; GSSAal., eQ... ~ ...

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MALE TO SHARE 1056 lraller. I NEED A Place to live for faJl ~i~~. w~sa~~nt.l:'· ~dWpru: !Ie1TIe.Ster. :1:10 If I n!fIl. call 453- ~19. utilities. !185-4012. IIee9 ~'\e145 "BgH' FEMAt.E RO()MM.-\TE YtANn:O Business Property IfJMMta HOUSING LARGE ONE RF.:DROOM. eentn': to share new 14x60 trailer. fool. 'lW0 BEDROOM TRAlLER for (ree buB to SIlT summer and or MOBILE HOME. HOl'Sf:S and 2 Bedroom FurnWled HO\ne. air. (umishl'd; ~INnandvery ai_. r.u aparlmt'nts now rt'nllng (or 1ft llnlYerstly helghta. Call3'W-:aM1 ~~~_~~mpul. 4'ij·:MI!) or ;;'!9-5Q13 4fi81BeI44 summer" fall. 409 E. Wainul 31edroom Furnished HOUM. alter lj p.m. 4125Bet.f1 4II4IIBcl47 8468:>Bh J44 .... ir. Corport. No Pets. 2 FEMALE ROOMMATES wanted r------.... I SUMMER RENTAL. Call .. for fEl.P WANTED I Aeros. !rom the Drw.ln r:.~~ ~ ~Woochff. CAftONDALI ~l:~~~I~ r:-:u:~ WORK AT HOME in !l;are time. ono:JRt.13Wes •• 84&'llBeI. ~.fall. 54IHl53I. MOMLiHOMI 41958eI4S V~~ kC:II~~e~~ ~t!;~'>OO~: 'ARK 10lI5t FOR SUMMER. two addrest'd envt'lope 10 L. Hagan. bedroom. a;. condihoned and SUMMER ONLY: 2 h@droom Bo. 204, Moorestown. N.J. (1ff(67 NOW RENTING furnished bouse. CItw to camptJl. 4T.l3C1.f4 For Summer & Fall ~~,~.,=~ash~~ Waler included. Excellent ~OII' ~1161, 52&-22100. cbtions. Call ;;.t9-7661 or 349-2978 'lOW ACCEPTING AP· 2&3 ..Bel. 481MBe.l47 t>LICATIONS (or waitreYes IIOW Bedroom Mobile Homes Fur· I AND S ~ 12:IdIO mobile FISHING IN BACK one room to mf~tfi~~IT~ J~~iJl person nished & Air Conditioned. bomes. Furnished and un· IUblet summer. Great scenery. 84758C144 furnisllf'J, all air conditiOftfll, dole to camp!S. Call s.....=e151 25.51". ~~~. undI!rpinneci, swimming WOMEN WANTED TO do OUTDOOII ~~ children or pets. ----- mllhttime crt5is intervl!'lliioa work ONE ROOMMATE NEEDED for In exchange for a pnvale ap;ln· IWiMMING POOl B4&55Bd5llC summer to Jharr 3 bedroom bouse. ~~~~. W~ Women .... IUITO& Close to a Ir. pus. Rent al ~tely $75 a IDGIllb. 54Hl 84717C144 noMlIU 4'l&fBeH5 OVERSEAS JOBS-Swnmtr·year- "­ ,,,""DAILY round. Europe. S. America. co ...... Auslralia. Asia. ete. All fields, PERSON NEEDED TO are two n."M01mt b!G-oorn hGuse. Located .... N. :;-=:on~. e==l~ Carico. Call eveninp s..~. "nte: BHP (DCA BOlt +WO. Dept. SG. Berkeley. M704. 41411C145 TWO QUIET FEMALES to share DICe oo..e ill Caml:ria. Private StrMMF.~ CAMF' POSITIONS rooms. $tO 1DCIIItb. 115-351S before avail:oble at Camp Singill8 HIls: Ua.m. Unit Leaders. Coun~lors. 4MS8e1. Business ManalEer. Waterfront o T.M. PRACTlTJONE RS ~t::?tsinJ'='r:k~= ~~i Seout Council. 22O'l California Road. Elkhart. IN ';;:;i~. 219-2&4- ...______4I5SBe 1.... , home.ROOMS GoodFOR loutiCla.RENT ia Fallfnnliah!d ADd !IlIring::-=~~=.!:t at Garden Parkr:1~'= Apart- 3144. meata. CaD M,lIrk 549-3591 ...... No ..... Call ~.~ 4698Bel44 CAMlLOT ISTATU NOW ."fflNG FOIl TWO ROOMS FOR females FEMALE ROOMMATE WA.VJ'ED SUMMH.FAU avaiJ.ble for summer ••n bouse 10 share a~ fer IIUIJlmel' ·AII ...... '-s ...... ten..... uk near campus. AC, washer anci aaly. Barb 4670Br'44 ..... on_~ .,a..- 1~r~:..r~CaI~':~: FEMALE. 25, NEEDS roommate ·ltedooced_ for_ 7W.. 4T138dl44 ·Night~ ~t.}c:.ltg~~i::~"'::: 314-444-1-U2; ~ 31~1819 1St. . P ...... - ROOM FOR RENT-summer ar ·F ...... Leuia •...... , illcludft _. _ ...... fall for serious student. With 45!KiBeI~ Ouistian fJllll!Jy in _ home ~ pclo ...... ~. mile ...t of Communicati_ TWO itooMMATES FOR IUml'lM!l'- ~5&-nl7. "lI ill nice Lewis Park 4 ~ I!pArtmenl Call .7-250.1. t7IOBe144 FEMALE ROOMlIATES FOR summer, own room. nice, fur- niIhed, 3 bedroom bouse, doae to campua. '" mooth. Call 549-M55. 4'7$"8e145 Duplex..

1 ~EDIl~::~ ~ ~ South. 1150 .•• YGU~ electric.. ~ Avai Ma)' .. UI7L caD tlWUS after • p.m. 481538fJ44 CAli 'ONDALE. NICE TWO ~m. air.e ':;ry: -:a.-v:tire imml'diat~ated 011 Giant Ci7 IUduop. II per -ut.~_ S1LVERB.ALL NOW HIRING fer SUMMER SUBLET-RENT arcade=I=.'!ll~~ bartenders. ApPly in :U~~bie.bJ!t:"rrOm 2-~~ penGiI, III S. IllinaiL a..JIC1. ~~~~~ available far L WAITRESSES TO WORK DiIbta 0llBfM7 da.~ __.r. AppI)' at Gallby'l CARBONDALE. BEAUTIFUL £1 IICIOR to • p.... 84771Cl47C :i:':~i7rsoW~ Drive. 457-5431 ar 45H•• 3. B4mBflGC ONE B£DRooM DUPLEX :=re.:~t~~:IIII:~~ cl CarbaDdaIe. No ~:l~==

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\ ' .'. i:l=J ~.. ::>;: .' ~: .:1. .... '1 I~. .. I ~::ti. . ~.,·ItWS;-r«tD~ ...'" WIth h~ral Innlle bendUS. 1m· (:hoiI'.. orch~tra ~~:;~~!~ ~a~~t~e. ·~ce:~~: final performant'e8 . ~ntatl"n and In-service ~', .. ;;'I:;:nClIr.7Jr::a~J'~e:. gi~en in grand "'tyle ~~~ ~05~':i~. -c:rr=~ By Midlatol 0-.-. ·,;i~S4!Hl721. ntelMllOn __ Equal ""'Wrilll!r It w .. alrip. Opportunity Employer. 847nCJ.ls Sittina In • plush reel _t In Shryock Audiklrium 8Ild liltenilllJ to GRADUATE ASSISTANT Ap­ the Symphon, Orc~.tra-llI. point~ _ill haw a rnIe In .-ard lWftPofstriqJs carrytlllan =~::fs l:v~r.c~f:nn! :!:~~ exotic theme to U. climax-you invoIvl'fI\enl In formation of a nl'W =,f::':-.:!ct~ -::: !: joumaI'. SlTUcture, I?aden,"p, born. dlstnbution. subscrlplton. ae- MakiDI lis fiMl .pperaore crt the f?':'!!~ ofcy:~:tt!~a' wri~i~ ..aIOD. the orchestra took it. audieMe GIl a '- 11tursda, ftitbt !::l~ne~l~ti::r f:ru"':i~ playu. music from other IandI 8iiCi acadtomic- year. SftId statf.'nlent of .ANCHORING­ olher time •. interest. resume letters of The e'VeninI" mlBical joumey !?COmmendatIOn and other ppr­ TRAilER REPAIRS IRpD slowly. be«rud"",y, WI'h hnenl information to Mdnagmg the ''OwrUe ana AJIepO" fTom Editor, Journal of StudIes in CAU &lite" by TI"CMical (·a~. STC (l((ice of "J.. Sultane CouperIn. " work freely trlNCribed :., U. Project Development . and JAY S~11t1 Managemt'nt. Southern illinOIS composer'. Fnnch comp-.uiote l'Rlvt'rSitv at ('arbondale. Cu­ DjiuI Milhaud fur ore'-tn. bondale. 'lL 62'!lO1. For m_ in­ formation. call ~55IJI. 84J97(~I49

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HAPPY HOUR 4-8 DRAFT BfER 254 SPEEDRAIL 50~ ISU, JWC tourlley next for netters CALL DRINKS 75~ ~!Heft C..... 'nit- Salutlis are 1Iefend11111 MVC ~ in the tournP1. No. I rtnalft -si.lf W..... champs but will M ralM as .. l1li- player Jpff Luboer has dlPfeatecl tM No.1 man on lite Sbockft'S ud tM Tennis coed! Dick LPFeVI"P hasn't at best it ~ ::.:ruu: Buffaloes' top plaTer and bas bftrI notlct'd any. significant darferences State Texas Stale. both of ~= -wet as No. I player ill lite f.OUI'­ III hIS team s pjay ullate. but lite whom 0_ .1 Yidories ewer SlU De,. lUI. MAIN Salukis haV!' managed to .,n five this SP_ Across from Holldoy 'nn out of WIr last SIX maidIN and - war and maYbe they'll do it a«ala." AD of whid! me_ that tile otber hopll'llttocontIOUPOIIthatsw-geall Le~'n~ saiG about his Salullis. finostuten_tlleteamwiDhaV!'to Carbondale p:m Sunday on the UIUV!'rSIty tl!'fl- '·We·U IIftd some help from other INIttle mIlCh ltiffeP competitioe IUS courts il(!amst MVC nval In- people ftltft't'd in lite tClUmry." dunn" ~ toumey than they diana State, . . Last!lt'-. SlU defeared West.. --...L...oI '"'- .,[ hav~ t rNlly nohct'd any big Texas State ill lite champioDslup _Jd'n it they ~ ~ ..... INTIIAMURAL SPORTS cha~Jtt!!l, . said LPf'n~. who IS match. H Cllbft'SaIuJDaClOll1petiJ11apinllt ISU 5ponsors f\RI~.!Jln!l h1S,~lst year af ~ IIflm of The bt!ll(est fOIcIbIodI ~.. enillll and in the MVC ~ .... Neville tile Salukls. Maybe the,' ~ makulg 1M Salukis at tM premt time is the Kennerley. Bola Nillrilla. Soun J1!KI6Lmtm ellht ft. returns. oul uI 10 - ract that tbey haV!' but one pIa~ er Dean. Mark H.... aad Joee LQ.arda. :S!:~:,.JUSt malting 5l'\/ell out or ~!!!!1!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~ ~~WRDAY'APRIL~~

~:~dl~eyS~~t~T!: ~'! 11'I,. LAST NIGHT OF .~".I Wpean'tnn Sft'I1lIndWla&-3\ast~1t to gft up for ISU. We 1011 of ="s • DARK SHADOWS ~_ take them for gnntf!d. '. _ _ II\lIh the tearA's rapid im-;::;. ate night bowling exciteme:tt .:S:: provement uI late. W SaJulus' "' team record has climbed to IIH7 at ..t mCM!d LrF~'. care« WID GRA. iOMi SUN fUN WITH usl JOSS record to ~I" Buc right ,.,.... ~ he 1Il- SOOIdhing else on hIS mOld, S.L Bowling go CANOl RAGS. DOUBUS & MIXED DOUBLES The MVC champIonship lour- CentAl 10:00 a.m. - Boot Docks nament is scheduJed for \fay .... O--"--.Ion1W\d"~ ~-. Tonight 11 :30 p.m. falsan ACCURAa CON1Isn· MEN & WOIMN La Boss schedules 12:00 COLOR TV GIVEA WA Y! NOON • CAMPUS BEACH dinn~r meeting MANY PRIZES awarded on the Spot! SIGN-UP AT INFOIIMA noN DESK La Bola, the lady boIaten 01 Gift certificate from area STUDENT RECREATION aNTE. Salulti sportB, haft 8ChecIul«: 01 merchants ENTRIES CLOSE 5:00 p.m.• 4/28/78 :ew~'~~ women a~ weIcomeatld!bey should -Cases of beer call the LBJ S~eak.house for reeervations. andMORE1! 'l'hoR womftl irlel'eSted in joi.... for more information call 985-37SS La BOIl. .h«'.ld contact VIcki 5.1. Bowling & Fianrugan. public: relations oIfar. Recreation Center at 457-4764. New R!. 13 Carterville, Illinois

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I 8) BadV.lldfl"Sakk seventh in the opener to t!9Cape with a 7-1 scored six runs in the next three innings and the junior from San J.-e, Calif., s,oruEmt. win, and they slugged their way to a 10-1 10 take a 1-5 edge going into the seventh. earned his second win against no Joaes. The ~Iuki baSl'ball t8m traveled to biumph in the nightcap. The Salukis Ondo walked to lead off the seventh. The Salun w~ able to win depik! the BllIt'g:8ss State Thursday and tOok have now won 16 of their last 17 games but he was forc:ed at second base by being outhit by the Hilltoppers 11-13. along its heavy artillery. It needed all and they have a season record of 25-9. Craig Robinson. CUrTy U1en folJowed Western Kentucky'sl'ftOl'd dropped 10 available ammunition to win a lIome-run troes were commonplace ift with his snenth home run of the season 23-16 with the two K'tbacluI. doubleheader and to extend its winning the opener as Paul Ondo, Jim Adduci to make a winner out 01 reliever Ricll Bn.K'e HaRlClft was t~-four with streak to eight. and Chuck Curry each hit hnH"un shots Kftton. Keetnn. So!. relieved starter Bob two RBis in the nir.... tcap and F ...ok Sch­ Western Kentucky collected 13 runs for the Salukis and Terry Tedder hit a Knezevich in the fifth inning. midt, a sopIIonhJre from Blackwood. and 29 hits in the twinbill, but the solo blast for Western Kentucky. Both INms had 11 bits in the contest, N.J. who bas been getting playing linK. Hillt~rs came away winle!a. The The Salukis toot a s.o lead into the with the Salukis committing two errors at third ba~ recently, had three bils and SaluklS scored two runs in the top of the bottom of the fourth, but the HiUtoppers and the Hilltoppers one. . three RBis in the doobleheader. The Salukis raced to a 2-0 lead m the Stieb's 10th borne run leaves him just first inning of the nightcap on DeYe one shy 01 the SIU record 01 ll. set by Stieb's 10th home run. but Western Barry O'Sullivan in 1969. ... .~. Kentucky toot the lead with five ru.. on Coaclt Ildly Jones' team wiD try to !le9eft bits in the sec:and off SIU starter' continue its magic this weekend when it Deve Stam. faca Austin Peay in a three-game series The Salukis scored two mCft runs in at Abe Martin Field. The Salukis will the thit' ~ and took the lead for meet Austin Peay in a 3 p.m. single Iood with three in the Idth and three in game Friday, and the two teams wiD the smb. The HiUtoppen ecored single playa doubleheader Saturday at 1 p.m. runs in the fifth and lIeventh. The Salukis wiD conclude their weekly Stieb made the trek from c:enM field enduranc:e test with a sinSle lame to the pilcher'. mOUlld in the third inning Sunday at Murray liia ... Softball team looks for hitting, prepares ffJr state tournament ...... ByI.•. CaapW SoftbaU Coach Kay 8echtf'lsbauer is looting for some cloul . Not the kind that Mayor Richard Daley of Chicago c::anied. not the kind that Master OIarge says it has-but bonafide fftlCe-toppling batting clout. The Saluki softbaD INm has not been sc:oring runs, and its m.tartion I't"sciW'd . a peak Wednesday as the Figh~g Pa~ of ~stem ~inois dnwned SIl! 3-0. Brec:htelsbauer never likes to lJlle, but at this JUllCt1B'e m the year her COIrft'ft about the slumping Saluki batters is even mCft aclUe thaD US\81. "We only have ~ mCft games until stair tOlB"Mment time," Bredltelsbauer ~id.. "Hopef~, we'U do well this weekend and go into the toumamftJt 00 a ~~::n. mound ace. Donna Kraemer was crediW with the 1riD. as she struclt out six SaluIWI and walked'>IIe while loinC the distance. SIU could muster but five hits against the EIU hurler. • But stature sometimes deceiYlng. Judgilll by the bit totals, sm got the blotter 01 the eaotest. Helen Meyer, who has been pitcma. in touah luck her past two outinp. allowed just three Panther bits. Two of the three EIU safeties. a single and a bipIe,camem theuurttUUIIDI, boweYer, toa«aunt fGr theanly earned rua 01 the .ame. The GIber two Pu~ runs croaed the plate ill the rant and second Imin(rs. and both were unearned. SlU committed three errors ill the game•• bile EIU was guilty of GIlly one ,'. " miscue. , The loss 10weftd Meyer's record to'" and the team's lOll! to M. ~. -' ""' .. '. After the Sa.... compeled in the Soutbooast Missouri fnvitationaJ tournaJnftJt .... '\. ~.;: ~priI I, the team batting mart stood at .:;;92. Since then. bowner, ibe team "-; average has slowly spiraJed downward to .%50. 'Ibe Salukis hope to revive their br... and return to their wiDlli~ ways Friday .me.. they boat Ubnois-Cbicago CIn:Ie in a 5 p.m. matchup.Gena Valli, 2-0 on the year with one shutout, is expected to be the Saluki hurler m the game against the Windy City team. The RedbiTdll of Dlinois State come to town Saturday to face the Sal_is in II moming-aftemoon dou~. The farst game starts at 11:30 a.m. and the second Rame is scheduled for 1 p.m. K...... 1Un«. 4-2 and Meyer will get SW1in(l JJ!hat gtH'. Up ••• 1IOds for the Salukia. while the Redbirds '" J1 rell GIl tbeir ace, Donaa Pitstick in one of the games. Eugene Bland. a student at carruthers Middle Schoot in Nur­ The doubleheader wiD be the third and fourth IIIfttiJIp betwftn 1M two INn.. physboro, puts everything he's go'. In_ his 7~'h long Jump at 1he this year. stU and ISU split a twinbill Sa~l.:::onnal. The Redbirds took Ue Special Olympics track and fietd meet at Bteyer Field. (Photo ~ opener !-2 in all extra-inning game. aDd the . .... the nightcap *-I. George Bums) More thaD tbe overaU recordI of the three teams competina thiS weeteDd will be at .take wbeD the ilHtate rivals dash. Special Olympics provides crowd with special day The long jump. high jump. IiO-yard squad. rugby club. caedJiJIg sWf, n­ dash, 22D, 440, relays. a crowded track SaluIUs Ivory Crockett ud ADdnt and hundreds of people in the stands Herrera and sevenl volunteer ruxtenu getting tans while cheering .. the. did their ~ at anDIJUIICinI. pusruag favorite players durinl exciting ecm· • wheelchairs.. hugging c:ontes&aats whG JI-.OI>:e ~ic:ally handicapped. everyone.com· <.ompeting,·· said Scott Julian. ~n SJ U the whet>k:bair races. With several of who the opeI", students assisted in ·tion of peting in the meet performed like a ~ • .tent who worked as equv..ent the backwards. wan­ the meet. competitors RQing professional. m ...l8Mt>!' at the meet. ting to quit and nearly fa:"ng off No, there weren't any world track The smiled when they erossed the "They're so proud of what the kids numerous times, everyone was gh'en records in serious jtaop8rdy Thursday flllish line. They laughed when they aclJieoved that it makes them feel good. continual WGrds of enc:our&gflDenl by at Biever Field. One doubts if la.ere heard other people screaming en' worthwblle and rewarding. Those kids the crowd nicb wanted them to know ... wt're any professional or college scouts couragement. The worked up sweats art'ft't I't"ally handicapped at aU." that they could make it to their I ..... the those at fit'ld in search of talent. But while they were compel"'': and ~ While the,. were lID counties from the long as they kfpt tryinl< might bt> the only two thil1g1l missing tired when they were doI.e •• And tho!le Southern Illinois and 101 different agen· Bey Parenti, another volunfm from a "\ll~iate track meet. _ who realized that tkoy had earned first­ ciei ~ at the meet, a big part studeut who tlelped in m8DJ ways. 1'here were more than 1,000 par· place finishes raised their arms up IR of the ,...... --et' s surcess has to be credJled might have doee it forotber masoos. ' tkipanls at the meet and they ranged in the air as though they bad just ~feated to the Ir'.any people whit bt>1ped out in so but for the same result. age from 8 to BO. someaae for the beaV)-weight boxing ..... m doing it for the experience 01 The ages didn't matter Thursday. ~ ways-the clowns. timeni. pickers c:rowu-t'.. t is if they wen: able to raise and bugger&. ' _ . ing witll the kids." said Parenti. a EvffY penon participahng gave it his the,.. arr.115- They pol on quite • show. special educ:atlClft major. "Everybody or her best. Whether boy or girf, gran~ "I think the sm kids Met as big of a Some members 01 the St. Louis Car' is having a good lime, Uungs .,. IotJI(I dpa or youn~er, mentally retarded or ' kick out of watching them as the kids do dinal (oott.Ja1l team. tM Sill football lreat. and I enjoy doin& il." Page 21. Daity Eo'fptian. April 2&. 1971