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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1981 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in March 1981 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Morefl1nds Universities sOllght for 'Daily 'Egyptian seek more U .S.defense state funds Southern Illinois University WASHI:'IiGTO:'li I AP I 8y :\Iikt' Anton Staff Writer Defense Secretary Caspar Thursday. :\Ian'h ;" \911\ \'01. 6,... :-';0 111 Weinberger asked Wednesday SIt: and the state's other for a 5.126-billion surge In the Pentagon's budget as the down univerSities are expected Thursday to introduce ras~~e~~~: !~1e~th~~v~~! legislation in the Senate asking weaponry. including a new for passage of the $128 billion form of nerve gas. because "the budget recommended by the rnited States (annot allow the Illinois Board of Higher military balance to swing Education in January, rather further" in favor of Russia than thE' 5123 billion recom· "I think we've fallen mended by Gov. James R. dangerously far behind in a Thompson last month. number of vital areas. and I However, Chancellor Ken think it essential that we ... do neth Shaw said Wednesday that something about this as quickly the move is "traditional" as we can." Weinberger told the among the state's universities. Senate Armed ServIces Com· adding that the pos~'ibility of mittee. passing such a measure will be difficult at this time. "We are asking for things The IBHE reluctantly ap that we believe are absolutelv proved a plan Tuesday to cut essential." he declared. - higher education budgets At the same time. the defense statewide to meet Thompsoo's secretary warned that "this is recommended level of funding not a one·year program for for fiscal 1982. Thompson's summer soldiers." signaling proposal would increase that the Reagan administration general revenue funding to plans a long·term and costly higher education by $60 millioo buildup of the nation's con· next year, nearly half (If the ventional and strategic military SI08 million requested by the power. IBHE in Januarv. Taking note of Reagan ad· Shaw said the IBHJo.:'s $128 ministration plans for deep cuts billion budget "symboliz.es the in domestic programs. \·... ein· best representation of our berger told a news conference needs" But he added that that "some sacrifices are going because of the state's poor to be required" to compensate economy. cuts would have to be for essential increases m r .S. made 'elsewhere in. state military strength. Stan Photo by Susan Poag government before higher The administration called for GI)1:\tE SHELTER·Uke th.se students. crossing Wt'dnesday. :\tore showers, with possible snow education would get more a 56.8 billion addition to the the overpass to east campus. many otheMl saw nurries. are forecast for Thursda,·, with highs funds. Carter administration's Hnal things from ...D .... lh the covt'r 01 aD umbrella npff~ in the low to mid 405. • groposals for this fiscal YE.'ar. Se~ IBflE pag. 3
,;;'I1!.,"!i';;.\"ta',o$17,.;UiOO Th k I ~ • h b d ~§:i~f.r~'i- _OmpSOIl as sJor tlg t U ,get That would raise the level next YE.'ar to 5222.2 billion, a total SPRINGFIELD lAP) - Gov. spending even further. if months. slowE.'r than expected. never before matched in James R. Thompson proposed a necessary, to keep next year's The budget reflects the He and his budget director. peacetime. "hold-tight, hold·fast" $14.9 budget balanced. maintain recession that has left Illinois Robert Mandeville. said tbe Only $5.8 billion of the ad· billiun budget Wednesday. about a 5225 million cushion in with the nation's second-highest proposal faces millions of ditional budget authority will which trims medical welfare, the state's all-purpose general unemployment rate. dollars in future budget cuts. actually be spent this year and temporarily hikes a business fund and avoid general tax Most of the increased spen- Mandeville said in a "worst next. Most of the additional machinery sales tax. delays increases. ding is for public aid. to cover case" situation. the state could authority, which would permit other tax relief - and may well The proposal for the fiscal the rapidly swelling welfare lose another $202 million in the Pentagon to make contract face more chopping. year that begins July 1 rolls - a direct result of the federal money. Thompson said commitments, would be "spent The already recession- authorizes spending of $14.93 sour economy. the Legislature's economi(; out" in future years as new scarred proposal might have to billion - an increase of only 1.8 Of the 5456 million Thompson forecasting agency predicts ships, planes and other be hacked by up to tlOO million percent ovE.'r the current 514.67 said is available for budget state revenues will dip $200 equipment are manufactured. more if the Reagan Ad- billion. It calls for spending of increases next year, he said million more than expected. The vast bulk of the ad- ministration gets the federal about $12.5 billion. public aid must get well over forcing more cuts. ditional funds asked for in fiscal budget cuts it wants, said Thompson said spending half of it - $292 million. Thompson proposed a total 1981 and fiscal 1982 will be Thompson's budget director. from the state GenE.'ral Revenue Thompson proposed a public education budget of almost $4 earmarked for improving the And Thompson told Fund can increase only 5.5 aid allocation of almost $3 billion, about 53.3 billion of wE.'aponry and readiness of the legislators Wednesday that percent. compared to an in- billion - one-fifth the entire which is state money. The conventional sea. air and land another $200 million con- crease of over 10 percent this state budget. remaindE.'r is federal. 'orces.. The o~l.y. .ma.jor ~ivablr mig.ht have to.be axed year. Inflation is running about Meanwhile, th~ r~ion also Thompson's proposal would stratE-glc weapons initiative IS a If the hngenng recession eats 11 percent. has been eatlOg IOto tax give 8 percent pay hikes to state nearly $2.5 billion request to further into state revenu~. The.auster-: proposal was no revenues. Revenues from sales university and coUege faculty push development next year of Thompson, a Repubhcan surprise. SlOce Thompson taxes and corporate income on July 1 and an additional 2 an advanced bomber caUed a running for re-election in 1982, repeatedly has sounded dire taxes have dipped. while in· percent "catch-up" raise next "long-range combat aircraft,'· vowed he would slash state economic warnings in recent come tax revenues have grown Jan. 1. The Pentagon has not settled on any of several different 3 . .,. , .U d . t design possibilities, but the aim IInll"el"1U IPS CII OJ} 0 mil once is to produce a faster and less vulnerable craft than the aging 8·52. The Reagan administration's SIU-C accepting freshman applications recommendations would reverse the Carter ad- ministration·s procurement 8y Randy Roguski SIU-C. howevE.'r, wiD continue SIU -C may be one reason for the man applications Feb. 18 after cutbacks and stretchouts. Staff Writer to accept applications until it is lower number of applicants. receiving 1.775 applications, About 520 billion of the 532.6- unable to accomodate the Faced with skyrocketing travel about 200 fewer than last year's billion increase would be ap While some state schools are number of applicants it costs. parents in Sorthern cut-off time. Samuel Taber, the plied to ordering a wide variety closing their doors to receives. according to Pfaff, As Illinois may be reluctant to send school's dean of student of weapons and equipment. prospective first-year students, of Wednesday, applications at their children to Carbondale, he academic programs, said the the number of freshman ap SIU-C were down by about 200 said. university has not closed fresh plications at SIU-C is down from the same time last year. Pfaff said the other univer man applications since 1m. from last year, according to Pfaff said. SIU-C has received sities may have cut off fresh !'flU plans to close ap Jerre Pfaff, associate director about 6,100 freshman ap man appiications. in part. to ;-lications beginning Thursday for admissions. plications for next year. follow last year's suggestion and ISU stopped accepting :'Iiorthern Illinois l'niversity, Although the University from the Illinois Board of applications on Feb. Zi. Eastern Illinois l:niversity and doesn't normally cut off ap Higher Education to cut Pfaff said he expects SIU-C to Illinois State l'niversity are no plications until about August. enrollments. Bernie Waren, attract some prospective longer accepting freshman Pfaff said he isn·t sure why SlU (BHE director of governmenta: students who are denied ad applications for next year e is receiving fewer ap relations. said all three schools mission to other schools. He because potential students. plications than last year. were advised that chopping said the l'niversitv will accept (.us san Ronnie mav need a spurred by the lingering "It·s something that has enrollments is one way to applicatiOns as long as it can new nf-nie gas--to' use on recession. have streamed to the buffaloed me for the last couple stretch state dollars. accommodate those people in ('ongress to get his budget unl\'ersities in unexpectantly of weeks." Pfaff said. In line with the IBHE policy, housing and classroom passed. large numbers. Pfaff said that the location of Ell' stoptJe(i accepting fresh- facilities. EI Salvadoran leader News Roundup----
extends amnesty offer HEIRl"T, Lebanon lAP, - An Islami,' pt'act' cornrnis~lnr: t'ngagt'd in shuttle diplomac~' to Iry to end the Iran· Iraq war rt'turned to Tehran today for mort' talks With Iraman It'adl'''' SAN SALVADOR. EI and said he has no immediate dered the arrest of a retired (;uiDt'an Presidt'nl Ahml'd Sekou Tourt', hl'ad of tht· blul' Salvador (AP) - Junta leader plans to meet with in· major of the Salvadoran army, Jose Napoleon Duarte said termediaries offering to bring Roberto D'Abuisson. ~~bh~l~ r:::~I; ;~~~~~~!r3U:a~a~t"~t::'~~~~hr:r~g~~~ ~r~~s:.~~ Wt'dnesday he is extending his an end to the violence. D'Abuisson told fort'ign ~Ian Gulf. but would not say ..... hat tht' pro~ls Wl'rt' offer of amnesty to anti·junta On Feb. 11. Duarte announced reporters Tut'sday the army guerrillas and has ordert'd the that leftist insurgents who should oust Duartt' and fellow ."lJII 1('110 !OUllti S 1.2 million SOUp/II arrest of a retirE.'d major who turned tht-mse!\'es in would be Christian Democrats from the caUt'd on the militarv to take given amnesty. Duarte told the government and return tht' PHILADELPHIA 'AP' _. A warrant has bet>n issued for lh., o\'er the government.' AP that 1,500 have surrendered country to military rule arrt'st of an unt'mployt'd longshoreman, charging him With Gunmen firt'd six shots at the in three weeks. enough to en· fit' claimed the Christian lakmg most of the $1 2 million that ft'll from an armored lruck l' .S. Embassy from a sp€.'t'ding courage him to extend the Democrats were "the right· last week. officials said car. but no one was injurt'd and amnest,· offer one more month :\Iunicipal Court Judge Samut'I:\1 Lt'hrt'r issuE'
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STUDENT ll(NNER CONCERT SERIES The Student Center invites membt>rs of Southern IIl1no)s Concerts. Inc. and SlUC students to attend th,is year's Student Dmner Con<:ert Sefil'S to bt> spon· sored In conJunl'tlOn With Southl'rn illinOiS Concerts, Inc. '.fhis series, consists of a .buffet dinner in the Old Main Room and a class. ical concert m Shryock Auditorium. The Old Main Room located on the second ~------, floor or the St~den~ Center will be open from 6p.m, to Sp,m, each night of LOCKE'S RIB CRIB the concert senes. WIth the concert followmg at Sp.m, at Shryock Auditorium. SERVING WED~ESDAY. MARCil 11. 1981 REAL HICKORY The Janacek {'hamber Orchestra
SMOKEDBBQ BUFFET MENU: PRICES: Kll'lbasa •••• with S-luerbraten $5.75 Buffet and Concert coupon l'ara""ay Cdbbagt' and Pork ('hops Students only One Slaw with the purcha.. Pll'rogl $5,50 Buffet only. Public Parsll')" Buttl'red PolatQl'S of any Sandwich Swl't'l a nd Sour RPd Cabbagl' $1.50 Concert only HoI Ryt' Rolls and Whlppt-d Huttt'r Students only until 3·10-11 Gl'rman Chocolatl' l'akt' Hlal'k ~'or{'O;t Cak .. Tldlf'ts availablf' at Studf'nt A....sorted Bf'\'l'ralll'S indudmg S"'ISSI' ~tOl'ha ('f'ntf'r ('pntral Tie .... effief' I Tues.·Thurs. llAM·10:30PM 312 S. Wall St. •!~~~~ll~~~~~~ ____ ~~~~£L __ ~ I',,!!I' 2. Daily Egyptian. March 5. 1981 Opposition to student aid cuts IIf>f,! .wmr /lfIrtlo" In the list of members)f the idl'ntified, John J, Cody. in· l'niversity's task fort'e on corrl'Ctlv identlfi£'d as the dean recrui tment and retenllOlo of the ('ollegl' of Science. is a to be discllssed at hearing relt'ased b\' the President's professor of gUidance and office Tuesday, George C educatIOnal psychology Ih Scott ('anon Also. a story in Tuesday's :\lIssouri g£'t out of :\t'W ~ ork and Brow,. director of th£' Staff Wrill'r Parents. stud£'nts, college Washmgton to hear what other l'mverslty Honors Program. !Jaily EgyptJan incorrettly and unl\'£'rsitv administrators people Ihlnk." Simon said "r was Incorrectlv Identifi£'d report£'d that Central Illinois A t:ongr£'ssional h£'arlng and otht'rs who rna ... hi' hurt bv think It'S good for our ar£'a, 100 Bt'cause of £'rrors In Public Service Company burns sch£'dul£'d for Frida ... at th£' the cutbacks wlil-tt'stifv at 9 It weill give som£' of the people typesetting, :-.iorman J 18 mllhon tons of coal a year Stud('nt C£'nt£'r is intend£'d to a.m in the fourth noor \'Id('o from IllinOIS and :\llssouri a Doorenoos. dean of the Colleg£' ~IPS uses only 391,000 tons of drum up opposition to th£' Loung£' little exposure .. of SCI£'nce was incorrectly non·lllin{!ls coal a year, R£'agan administration's Th£' h£'aring will provide Whatl'vl'r comes from thl' cutback rroposals lor studt'nt mor£' of an Idt'a of th£' impact of hearings, President Reagan's flnancia aid programs, said R£'agan's proposals to slash $1 proposals still have to :"1.' t'.S Rep Paul Simon, of th£' billion from studt'nl loan ex,,;ninl'd bv the rest of the lIIinOis 2-lth district programs and tight£'n Dtomocrallc-controll£'d Huusp "WI' have to let people know £'I£'glbility for BEOGs. Simon Simon said hiS sut>~ommltlt't' that what we're embarked on is said. weill give .Is rl'Commendation: a serious change in national "You always I£'arn something on the cuts tn tht' Education and policy that could haH an ad new from th£'s£' h£'arings," Labor Cummlttet' \'erse effect." the I>t>mocratic Simon said, "It gives us on-the & SANDWICHES R£'presentativ(' from Car Aftt'r th£' proposals go to that record information for staffs to 112 Soulh lIJinoi~ in Carbond.Jlf' bondal£' said in a t£'lephon£' work with" commItteI' the\' will be st'nt to mtervi£'w Wt'dnesdav, Tht' :'arbnndalt' ht'aring is the }foUSl' Budgt't Committet'o Simon, chairman of th£' Hous£' just one of a plann£'d Sl'ries Th£' of which SImon I~ a m('mher subcommitt£'e on post subcommitt£'£' has alreadv "We weill take whacks at s('condan- £'ducation, and l',S listened to :£'stimonv In everything In t he budget R£'p, Th-omas Col£'man. Washington and :\ew York City thert'," Smwn said "I'm gOing FIGHT INFLATION R('publit:an from :\hssouri. will Another hearing is scht'dul('d to york to make sure that hear t£'stimon\' from about 20 for n£'xt week in Coleman's edUli.;;or~ funding dOt'sn't AT p£'ople invo(n-d in high('r hom ('town. Kansas Citv ~uffer a disproportIOnate education In Illinois and "The Idea is simply -that we r£'ductior, .. COYONE'S EVERY THURSDA Y All The Spaghetti You Can Eat • witt> meat sauce Oil recycling program begins • hot bread & butter • free small soda 8v 8i11 Turin scav£'nger company, which heated to extreme tem stan Wriler - recycles oil to be put back on peratures not reached In a ~~{;r $ 1 .69 ~;~_s,:opm the market. natural environment !\lore harmful environr.lental Therefore, dumping or burning effl'Cts have come from people In addition, the pollution used oil can cause en ALSO SERVING changing their motor oil at control center has plac£'d a 250- vironmental damage, • Thin style pizza home and then dumping it than gallon storage tank next to the • Deep Pan Pizzo PhYSical Plant smokestack, Before the start of the oil from all the oil tanker spills in • Stuffed Pizzo the ocean during a year, ac where used motor oil can be recycling program people cording to John Meister. depusited for recycling, Meister would put used oil down on ALONG WITH OUR director of pollution control said, dusty driveways and roads or in HOMEMADE SANDWICHES center ponds to control mOSQuitoes or • Italian beet • BBQ B~~I With that in mind. an oil He said oil doesn't break just burn it as fuel. Meister recycling program has been down and dissolve unless said, • sausage • Submarines eslat>hshed on campus by the • meatball • Corn beer ~~e~!~o~r~re~!is~~'::id_Of IBIIEfrom Page 1 • combination • hot dogs "Used oil is already con BO••• centrat£'d at the campus travel "There's just not that mucb to funding cuts by the governor. Monday· Thursday-4pm.2am service," he said. There, the 350 squeeze out of the turnip." SIU wiu consider a 13 percent Friday & Saturday-4pm-30m Shaw said, t:niversitv vehicles receive oil increase at the March meeting Sundav-4pm· t 2 midnight changes: leaving up to 2,000 As a back·up plan to the of the Board of Trustees, while gallons of used motor oil per legislation expected to be the Board of Regents, which OUR DELIYIRY .,ear to be disposed of. proposed Thursday, most oversees :\orthern Illinois . :\teister said an agreement university systems statewide CHARGE IS STILL has been work£'d out with the are proposing to raise the 10 t:niversity, Illinois State travel service for the pollution percent tuition increase t:niversity and Sangamon State ONLY 504$ control center to store and then rl'Commend£'d by the IBHE as l'niversity has request£'d a 14 (I.l'ow.) sell the us£'d 0;1 to an oil one way of making up for percent tuition hike,
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Rt 51 Nar1h of CartIandrIIe all-new -~ewpoint- WONDER DRUG! Fahner wants tougher ASAFE, EFFECTIVE, SPEEDY METHOD OF COMBATING state Open Meetings Act OVERINDULGENCE! • R\ !.t'noff' Sobota really happened Siud.>nt Writt'r to B~~r::cht''%~ntte ~~Fj;t c~~~ II If ecc~ bv db*-.. 4tH!! We rna\" h~\'t' lost a battle. but from provisions allowing any _"_ gegging, _11_krI ~:.::.:.:. ______....
of _ ~ Iabe, hel~ WI' havt'n't lost the war. person to brmg a Civil lawsull occa.IonaI t.. ... I ;old., Last wel.'k·s dismissal of the when the act has been or IS LalboH-etr-..n-o .. R-. .... open mt't'tlng laWSUit against about to be violated. The~ .....,gged coHo, all the better. thE.' Sll··C Board of Trustees proposed ('hangt'S specify that was a set back in the fight for tht' judge may look at mlnutl'~ (reroom of information. But the from tht' closed ml't'ting and put cavaln is on the horizon. rt'adv sor",(' teeth into ('nforceme':t h, .!!!»~.ayaitabie~ to supply relntorct'mt'nts and allOWing a judge to d('("lar., nuil _lac_by new ammumtion and VOId an\' action takl'n In Leadtng the cavalry charge is Violation of ihe act & R~AGA!'l rrhATcliER. illinois Allornt'\" General :\105t irnportanll~, tht· TYrone Fahnt·r. fiis swf't'ping propost'd changes wc·uld a 110". changf"s to tilt> Open :\Ieeling~ ('itizens to be reimbursed for Act proposed :\Ionday would theIr attnrnev fees and othf"r ht'lp close loopholes and l'lanfy costs If thl'\' show that the act conCul,ion whIch has lead to was Violated. Similar pro\'iSIOIIS rep<'ated ViolatIOns of tm' act. are l'ontalned In other slalt' ~etters------ Tht' Illinois Opt'n :\Jeelings statutes Do the two-step Act. passed in 195i. requires Rep Jim Reilly. R public bodies to hold all Jacksonville. has said he will Drop a course, buy a football met'ltngs in public unlt'ss tilt> introduc(' Fahner's proposals in in the ballrooms. subjl.'l't matt('r falls unde~ th(' House Rep. :\Iichat'l I am shocked. As predictablt' tor English composition. Ht' spel'ified exceptions such as ~Jadigan. D·Chicago. an· as sprmg. so is the old could choose to waive thiS not in study areas l'ollel'tive bargaimng. campus nounced in earh' Februar\' thaI argument about an increase In ~:i~~~~men\~ith t:'~uf~easa:~ security. acqUISition ot real a Democratic 'commlttee had estate and the hirmg or hnng of been formed to study changes In ~W:~:: a~~lt'1!Pld~n9tU~~~: eliminating a distasteful course in i~: ~~~~~~r~~t~~~ J J ~-J -~ .; ~'t\~~ ~<~.. , of mobile-home militia ·J 'tt'~~!J!!"~ 17ratS »'hOi", J -- ~ 1 lib 8\' f'f'tf'r Arnf'tt AP Spf'cial Cor"lI"Ipondf'nt March 8th Shryock Auditorium 8:00pm All Seats $6.00 TIGERTO=,<. Wis, lAP) ~ Meet the Posse, 19805 stvle, Slln'huli~m: As in the olden davs. thev come from the local :\ n~w IUY of lirf'? community but nO\\: they fide pickup trucks. not horses, They stack semi·automatic rines in gun racks and hidt' .45~ :" their pockets in place of saddle·holstered Winches tel's or six·guns at their hips. Instead of assembling in saloons, they Third of a four·part lIf'rif'!! gather at private mobile home parks. But they share something with the posses of fast at a fast food restaurant near Oshkosh the West ~ a willingness to ride against the bad With him was Thomas Stockheimer, the guys. The problem is, their definition of bad guy Posse's sta~e chairman. who wore a tin star doesn't usually square with the sheriff's. bearing (he words "Sheriff's Posse Comitatus" Thev call themselves the Posse Comitatus ~ on the left pocket of his blue leisure suit. Iiteraily. Power of the County. In rural Wisconsin where the\' are most numerous. they Both men have spent many hours in legal and are in constant conflict with the law. armed confrontation with authorttv Taking root in the past decade in the poor Stockheimer was com'icted of assaulting an scrublands of northern Wisconsin. the Internal Revenue Service agent named Fred organization is trying to spread its philosophy of Chicken in 197~ and jailed for 90 days "power to the people" by tax revolt and other These sometimes occur when Posse rr.embers acti\ities against state and federal regulations. resist orders to move their illegally parked It is reaching beyond the farmers to a wider mobile homes Crom public land or are fact>land thIU far. It doesn't have to step tl$ide aspir-ations of the posse as detailed by to any corporate rock product. .. "psYchologically blended" with such other Wickstrom. a stocky 38. groUps. there were no plans to consolidate. Scene Magazine He said the Posse has held joint paramilitary "We are losing three police officers a day in Sponsored by SPC Cenfer training in the Sierra Nevada m.ounlains of the cities. America is al war." he said. In his California with the Klan and the Mmutemen, a view the Posse "is the rebirth or the militia prior group with a philosophy of racism and right·wing to the Revolutionary War." and the enemy !n· puhllcs. eludes police SWAT teams and "the in Membership numbers are not known. but ternational banking houses of Jewry." leaders claim to have cells in every state but Posse member Gary Thomas, 26. was holdE'd Enioy the Vasqueness Hawaii. with up to 2.000 members in 13 Wisconsin up in a mobile home in Tigerton with his newly counties, Wickstrom received 16.000 votes last wed wife and half a dozen guns, An Amt'rt<~an vear in a run for a U.S, Senate seat from nag new upside down Crom a pole .. to show how of nature this ~'isconsin--50me 2 million vores were cast. distressed the country is," he said. Posse Comitatus claims legitimacy from Up the road at Tigerton Dells was a larger Spring English common law that authorized sheriffs to concentration of mobile homes on part of 64" seek assistance from the citizenry, acres of forest land given the Life Science Wickstrom agreed to meet with The Churchby Posse member Donald Minniecheske, Associated Press late one evening and at break- The area is posted with threatemng Signs.
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Page 6. Dail)' Egyptian. March 5. 111111 Collins 'Face Value' is Korner Deli University Moll rather shallow, simple ------coupo,..,.------,SPECIAL Buy one Regular Sub By .\Ian ~ullf'Y . . on "( Don't Remember" from Staff Writer CD· . his third solo album, but "In I The Air" is a far shallower or Dell Sandwich "Face Value." the title of Phil -nCVleW-. product than Gabriel's. To be Collins' solo album. artlv fair, however. Gabriel has had and describes the genera) feel 0 the Face "·alue. Phil Collins. three albums to perfect that music on the record. The :\lIanUc Records. Rf'viewer's sound. Still "In The Air" could album's sound is simple and rating: 2 stars 44 star tops). use a twist or two that is dif· get the second rather superficial. What you ferent than Gabriel's. hear on the first listening is Collins using the "yeah" and But the final clincher to just L______at ~ PRICE :3~R:~_I what you get. with coupon "yow" calls often used to in· how average this album is While that is a stark contrast troduce disco sones. comes on "Tomorrow Never with the arty and intricate style Knows." a song the Beatles did of Collins' band. Genesis. it does The songs that appear to on "Revolver." Collins has done And Don't Miss HAPPY HOUR mesh with tne belief many fans sound more like Collins are little to change or update the have that Genesis has not been baSically quiet. middle-of·the "Eastern" sound the Beatles Everyday 7PM.l0PM as good since Collins replaced road ballads. Unfortunately. gave it with the use of a sitar 3SC.Ran'S Peter Gabriel in the band's line Collins' use of instruments such ~om~ l~ years ago. The only up. Baserl on the average as piano and strings are not mnovallve aspect of this cut is performances on solo albums strong enough to give the music the quietly sung lines of by each present band member. a life of its own. That weakness "Somewhere Over The Rain it appears the sum of Genesis is leaves the songs dependent on bow." which appear at the end better than its parts. the lyrics to give them a catchy of the sonlt. sound. Still. there are some pleasant Collins does. however. moments to Collins' album, but This is where Collins makes challenge himself by playing a most of these moments sound s~rike two because the lyrics variety of keyboard in· like imitations of other artists. are of the nondescript love song struments in addition to drums When Collins makes prominent variety which can't add and vocals he featlJres with use of Earth Wind and Fire's anything to his songs. Two Genesis. horn section on four songs. the boring songs that reflect this musIc sounds more like Earth limp sound are "This' Must Be It seems obvious that the Wind and Fire than Genesis. Love" and "If Leaving Me Is sound on "Face Value" isn't Easy." meant to approximate Genesis' Prime examples of this sound style. Collins at least deserves are "Behind The Lines." which Collins also lends some credit (or trying something when aided by the horns. has a credence to the feeling that he is different. Maybe next time out Motown sound reminiscent of inferior as a writer and he will match different with the Jackson 5's "I Want You musician to Gabriel on "(n The something above average in Back." and "Thunder and Air Tonight." The song uses th~ quality. (Album courtesy 01 Lightening." which finds tribal drum sound Gabriel had Plaza R~ords.) GUIDE from Page 6 for students and senior citizens Con,."rls and $4 for the general public. Friday-Mike Spiro. 9 p.m .. Old Main Room. 11.50 ad I .. it·" JI.I..4fi,. mission. Sponsored by SPC Center Programmm.. Gatsby's-Rayvyn, Thur sday; the Fad, Friday af ternoon; WIDB night, Friday Sundav-The Romantics and evening; WT AO night, Satur the Rockats. 8 p.m .. Shryock day; Hard Knox. Sunday. Auditorium. $6 admission. The Great Escape-Friends. Sponsored by SPC Consorts. Thursday. Cicero Slim and the World War III Band. Friday L"ctur" and Saturday. Hangar 9-Katie and the Tuesday-Abbie Hoffman. 8 Smokers. Thursda),. \\ dlnut p.m .. Student Center Ballrooms Park A.C.'s, Friday and C and D. $2 admission. Spon Saturday. sored by SPC Expressive Arts. Second Chance-Voyager. Theater Thursday through Saturday. Thursday througb Sunday:'" T.J. McFly's-Riff Raff. "Uncle Vanya." 8 p.m .. Thursday, Captain Strobe. McLeod Theater. Tickets are 53 Friday and Saturday. Abbie Hoffman The American Tap '. Happy Hour 11:30·8 35. Drafts 65. Jack Daniels 75.Speedralls ".75 Pitchers ------~.~:~~~~~~'..~----- On Special All Day & Night WHISKEY SPECIAL (Canadian, Scotch. Irish, Bourbon)
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Daily Egyptian. :\Iarch 5. 1981. Page .. Sherbs crack U.S. market ,,,ith more than good SOllnd
8v Randv l.vnch mstmct \\'IDR Music Dirf'Clor The Skill, Sherbs. .-\lco Other tunes like "Crazy In Rl'Cords. Reviewer'S Rating: The :'Iiight." ''I'm 0 K"'and The American music scene is 2'2 stars «~ stars topS). "Lm'e You To Death" suggest a slowly opening up to include personae that is walking a fine more foreign bands. and a lot of ~ line. dangerously to the brink of folks (rom Australia are tf)'ing insanitv. Yet the music is never to cash in on the bigger market GReview-. self-indulgent. In fact. they Also. the wide·spread success of avoid the excesses of other AC -DC has made it easier for similar bands. There are no other Aussies like Angel City. la\'t'rs of kevboards or walls of ~ti-Sell and Split Enz to be SHERBS THE SKILL. guitars; producer Richard Lush not~-ed. fills that space by punching up The latest contestants from the rhythm section. "down under" are Sherbs; and The'songs don't really offer as the title to their debut album much room for over·indulgence "The Skill" would suggest. since they are all right around NO COVER Sherbs have no intentions to four minutes long. They are ride on anyone's coattails. targeted for radio. and one sonll Sherbs may be a new band. in particular. "I Ha\'e The •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• but its members are certamly Skill." has received a lot of : HAPPY HOUR SPECIALS : no musical novices. In fact. airplay locally. If you've heard • Sherbs used to record under the that tune and liked It. you'll : Pinball and VIdeo Games. name Sherbert in their nabve probably like the whoie album •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• country. While they were :\either Sherbs nor "The strictly a domestic band. which are suitably ignited by Skill" will be called the best 611 S.lIlInols Sherbert did work its way up to Henry James' solid guitar. new band or LP of the year. But status as the top pop group in Darvl Braithwaite's vocals "The Skill" is a strong enough Australia. Success not invite comparison to Phil effort to insure that we'lI hear withstanding. Sherbert's Collins, except for his phrasing. from them again. and a strong PARTY? members were musically which owes more to traditional enough reason to look for.\'ard dissatisfied. so thev decided to rock singers. Sherbs could also to hearing more from Sherbs drop out for aWhile. be favorably compared to the and other Australian bands CALL PICKS PARTY REPI Having now regrouped as harder-edged material of Sherbs. the band has taken a Procol Harum. T:\KE~ FOR A RIDE decidedly rockier approach. DEARBOR~, ~hch. «AP j ~ The band's sound isn't totally Sherbs have more going for A suburban bus line suspended original. but it borrows from them than a gOl.d sound. The one of its drivers after she such a diverse cross-section of theme of nearl. hair the songs apparently got fed up with influences that it manages a on "The Skill' show the band's about 30 unruly Junior high distinctive sound determination to ma"'e good. school students. refused to let With song titles lik~ "I Have them off the bus and drove them For characterization's sake. The Skill." "I'll Be Faster." around for 2;; miles. Sherbs could be called a cross ":\ever Surre,lder," ":0-;0 One student. 13-year-old between Foreigner and Turning Back" and "lnto The Gwen Yeager. said her fellow (;enesls. Garth Porter's Heat."-{lne gets tile impression pupils ~Ionday were "pretty keyboards define the melodies. that Sherbs now have the killer rowdy .. , -Job Interviews The following are on-campus law and law school BS-ESSE_ EM&!\t. physics. BS job interviews scheduled for the requirements: the practice of in computer science. week of March 9. For mtervlew law, opportunites for law school BucHus-Erie Co.. South Ted Rumatz 529-4531 appointments. interested graduates. :\Iilwa·ukee. majors: EET. Want to have a party? Pick'. Party R.p. can students should \'lsi! the Career Whirlpool Corp. Benton ESSE. help yau aut. Sav. money on that special wine Planning and Placement Center Harbor. Mich., majors: Acct., Osco Drug Inc .. Oak Brook. in Woody Hall B204. engineering with :\IBA. III. majors: Bus. admin .. mktg. tastt.. party or .....",. a puncIJ IIowI and male. operations research. :\IB.-\. retailing. econ. or liberal yaur own speclal.,lrI... Also yau can reserve Monday. 'larch 9 Must have a grade point arts with a definite interest 10 any type of keg. Call soon and ..... your party Pepsi Cola. ·~larion. majors: average of 3.0 or above. retail management past retail Business related majors. experience. a .ucc.... ul one. Crop Pro-Tech Co., ~aper Tuesday, :\Iarch 10 549·4332 ville. majors: Ag. only. Emerson Electric Co. Wallace Business Forms Inc" Pick'. Liquor Store ='Iewell Companies. Freeport. Electronics and Space, St Hillside. Ill. majors: BS in Ill .. majors: a combination of Louis. majors: BS-ESSE. EET. engineering ~ technology professional level skills in E~I&~1. TEE if interested in mechanical. electrical or civil. graphiC arts. printing above areas. BS in industrial technology. management and photography. Zenith Radio Corp .. Glenview. General Tire and Rubber Co., Saint Louis University School Ill .. majors: 2-year ELT. IT. Akron. majors: 2-year EL T of Law. st. Louis. majors: Pre· Voight Corp., Dallas. majors: majors. ITIE GOLD 111111 A Taste of Carbondale's Best for Lunch or Dinner
.top In for our fanta.tlc Lunch Special .lIce of Deep Pan Plno, a crl.p ..loti, onclloft tlrl: $2.25 ly 11·2 p.m. (no delivery) or Let Us Deliver Your I Dinner. I M-Th 5· 12 pm Sun 4· 11 pm I S4~~~~~ ____ ~~~_!·llf~ ____ S49.41_~~.~ 'Life in tIle BlIsh of Ghosts' mixes innovation, creati"ity Rv Rill Crowl' cavalcade of pre-recorded nonsense is forme<1 and molded 30c Drafts siarr Wrill'r sounds. including radio talk by Byrne and Eno Into good shows and evangelists. a 'some say greatl music If it can be assumed that the Lebanese mountain singer With bdcking from a variety 90. Speellralls Talking HE'ads have brought \ Dunra Yusin). an Egyptian of percussionists and bassists. tlll11 Afro-funk rhvthms back into the pop smger (Sam Ira Tewfik '. an Including fellow head Chris mainstream of American exorcism ceremony and Frantz and Busta Jones_ Bvrne Featuring music. then it can also be said various sound effects and wild and Eno's sound is dominated that ":\lv Life In the Bush of animal noises. In fact. [he by ht'rky· jerky. syncopated Ghosts" 'takes the African beat estate of the late evangelist rhythms which work best when sound to the furthest extremes Kathryn Kuhlman denied the vocal miraculously fits the VOYAGER It has yet rE'ached. permiSSion for her sermoneltes instrumentation. playing with such na...... to be used The last two cuts on side one, Run·of-the·mill rhythm in "Help ~Ie Somebody" and "The Missouri, Mama', Pride & struments are reportedly Jezebel Spirit." work the best. Rare Earth backed up by the banging of "Help Me Somebody" features GReview·.-- ashtrays. trash cans, pipes, a tight use of congas. drums and lamp shades, pieces of flooring, bass woven around a breathless :\tv urI' in thl' Rush of Ghosts. etc., etc. However. remarkablv, fire and brimstone sermon David BHnl'. Brian Eno and all of this seeminR:!y incoherant St-fo GIIOSTS Pagl' 16 various' muslc:lan!l, Sirl' Rt"cord!i. Rf"'if'wt"r'!; Rating: 3 stars I~ stars tops',
This long-awaited collaboration of Heads leader Dand Byrnl' and producE'r Brian I-~no IS an avant-garde landmark It's not for everyone. mind \'ou~ but "1\1\- Life." is one or'the most mnova!l\,e and ('feative mixes of sound and recording tech'lique to come along in quite a while And all of the crt'dit must go to the vivid ImaginatIOns and courage of Bvrne and Eno. 'Layering its synthesizer· guitar·percussion sounds thickh on the viny\. "l\ly Life .. ' .. is a richly textured aural panorama. It's Byrne and Eno's adventure into uncharted musical territorv; kind of like Stanle,' and Li'vingston yen· tur;ng Into the recording studio and meeting a ~ew Wave sound laced with Eno's immortal avant·gardism. Une need look no further than the cover to see that this album IS t"xpE'rimenta\. to say the least. Perfunctory vocals are replaced on ":\Iy Life ..... by a
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RCA Coltl'r. a woman who has more has a girl. loses his girl, and good looks than talent. gets his girl back while a juke Records, Reviewl'r'!I Rating; ll~ stars (4 !ltan top!!). Colter, whose claim to fame is box listing of country music Are you sure they twangs in the background, IS ;J~~ ihO~tLI~i;~~e~r;:~ ~s::UI: credited with starting a once a year, does add some nice hove "country movement" across touches here, Especially in America, a 1976 LP titled, "The dUl'ts with her husband, She DINNER Outlaws," was the real in wrote half of the album's 10 again troduction to C & W. cuts, including ") Ain't The at the Flight? "The Outlaws" was an ex One," a rocked-out duet that IS perimental sampler album of tile album's best tune. While the songs from Way Ion Jennings, duets are a tasteful use of Jessi Colter Ihis wife), Willie contrasting vocal styles, her Nelson and Tompall Glaser, a solos I "Ramv Seasons" and ,,) group of Nashville outcasts who Believe You Can" I are a return moved to Texas, that later to the mellow, uninspiring became the biggest selling drivel she has always produced, countrY album of all time. As for Wavlon, weU, he's in a Thai release showed that rut. Ever si'nce "or Wavlon," country music could have a his 1977 albutn that induded good tJeat, meaningful lyrics. a saint in some eyes, a spiritual marvelous songs like SliCk production and didn't n~ wiseman in blue jeans and "Luckenbach, Texas" and a twangy guitar and yodeling bandana,~hile Waylon has seen "Lucille," Jennings has suc· vocals. As 0 result, Waylon and his 100tial success deteriorate combed to singing oldies and Willie became "overnight" into mere cover versions of O\'er producing his LPs, :'Iieil superstars although they had other artists' songs and Young. Eh'is Presley. Buddy been recordmg since the early generally haphazard, weak Holly and Chuck Berry stan· '60s. aii>ums Since then. Willie has become Unfortunately, Jt'nnings' Sft W,-\\'LOS page 11 Arena Promotions Presents Happy Hour 11-6 Rum & Coke fr_ p!u9.~opcor" For Happy Hour, Join Us For Our· Rock-n-Roll D.J. Show Saturday, March 28 8:00 p.m. TICKETS ON SALE TOMORROW ~ March 6 8:00 a.m. South Lobby Box Office = ('pm to lam) NOCO~= All Seats Reserved ~ Billiards Parlour 5:S $8.50 & $9.50 r!f Special S ~TANQU;::Y GIN~ SSO Check Limit 20 Tlcleet Limit No nsts will be honored .. Page 12. Daily Egyptian, March 5, 1981 ~Jii;r'm'~ Th,lrsda)"'s puzzle .-GActivities-- .-\nwriean :'>Iark!'ttnll lIa'~(l('latlon m .... t'" 11_ 78 Jjl pm. 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LOW DISCOUNJ O:'llE·BEOROO!\f APARnlESTS the rale apphcable for the numlll'r Saturday. 1·993-2997. 84884Af1l4t adjacent to campUll on. South of tnst>rtlons II ~ars There "'111 ...Ias 529·'644 Poplar Stret'! basic furntshrnRs ::~ ~o ac"o\'!~ 'tt:a:.o~ra~ff't~ DOl.LS. AIIoIIQUE KEROSENE AC. APAYU.' SPlAKE.S ~~I~:l t~~~~~~ro~I~~SS(~:~ nt'l·t'S.o;an~pt'r\O·ork ..%0., GLOBAL AUTO ~f:i~~~.g k~~~:rnSh~!fa~~d 457·7352 or 549-.039. B5142BaI 2.c, pa~~a~l~dva~~e~~i;~';N f~~~~os'i: ~t]!;'~.radiO, WedgewoocM~X~[i AUDIO·TECH. 111% CART North on Hwy. 5' I BEDROOM APART!' Page 14. Daily Egyptian. ~ 'i. 1981 Rooms EFH:CTIVE:--:ESS TRAINING ROYAL RENTALS WANTED: PRIVATE :{()()!'ol. SHARE kit· SiLYi'GE AS~ERTI\'E:\ESS. Iislenlng IDITOtt·IN-CHIEF CO" & T''',I(k, ski. IS. prohl .. m solvlnll. str('ss N_ t ••I .. Con'NC" for IoHef'ie-s Radio tors ~:::~. I~~~ ~t'.hs~ Id~~f~VI!!ur::o~; 1.'-12 oe.l.... 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Jims Sandwich Oe/ux, Fries, Cole Slow & Oraf, or Soda ONt Y $' . 90 Page 16. Daily Egyptian, March 5, 1981 Program offers series of olltdoor challenges Ih Pam Prtrow ~Iarch 15 to March 20. another siarr Wrilf'r group will take a three-dav hlkinll triP to Missouri's Taurn The last In a seriE's of Sauk Trail. They will also spend . 'wilderness challE'nges" [or three days canoeing on the SIl"·(' students and employ!'eS Black River. The trip has will be offE'red by the Student already been filled. Dabrowski outdoor Adventure RecrE'ation said. program in March and April, The cost of the program is according to CIE'm DabrowskI, 565 All program fees include coordinator of the program the cost of transportation. first The programs. which began aid supplies and the rental of last month. are designed to ropes, canoes and other teach participants outdoor equipment. Backpacks and skills such as backpacking. sl!'eplOg bags arE' not cO\'ered ,·anoeing. camping. rappelhng. by the f!'e. Dabrowski said. cross country skiing and rock Backpacks can be rented at the Base Camp at the ~1~~~lr~h~l~~~~~heoyr~:~u~! Recreation C~nter for 51 a day, Environmental Center The and sl!'eping bags are 50 cents a activities offered in ;\larch and day. Both Items can be reserved April arE' thE' final thrE'E' of an 10 advance. eight-part pr~ram plan Food is included in the cust of FINAL WEEK :"Iio E'xperience is needed to all trips of more than three enter one of the programs. davs Dabrowski said. A second Outdoor Adventure .. A lot of our programs are Weekend will be offered April l- ~ gE'ared towards beginners." she 5. The activities are for women ,;aid only and will include rock climbing. map and compass "Everything Sale" SOAR stresses environmental readtng. caving and rappelling. protectoin in its programs. On The instuctors all will be oulings. groups practice "low· women. Dabrowski said. We've Taken Drastic Reductions lmpact camping." in which Before a program begins, the they try not to leave any traces members meet to discuss the that they were in the area. agenda and plan meals. All refuse is cleaned up when SOAR's five earlier programs the group leaves an area. featured cross countrv skiing, ALL REMAINING WINTER Dabrowski said. [n order to caving and winter backpacking create less waste. the programs at the Touch of Nature Center arE' usually limited to 10 par· and GIant City Park. MERCHANDISE IIcipants. Campus vans are used to An Outdoor Adventure transport the groups to and Weekend at Touch of Nature from program sites. The vans Fridav through Sunday will pick up and drop off people at ,"cJud~ an obstacle course. a the Recreation Center. 50% to70%OFF night hike. camp. rappel and a Dabrowski recommends the canoe trip. Dabrowski said. The SOAR programs for anyone cost of the program is $15. ~.~~ "willing to try something During spring break. from W"\\·LO~ from P8~e 12 andilS A TIIIAT FOIl YOU. flIT dards ha\'e all been redone by Jel;nings-with mediocre • CUSTOM resUltS. "Leather and Lace" is in the MADE same vein. Berry's ufbeat ditty \ _ SANDAU "You Never Can Tel" gets the ~) album off to a satisfactory start, but Jennings loses credibility with a remake of his PI •• ,~..". .... wife's "What's Happened to thru PI ..rch 211 BluE' Eyes," a clone of "Pick Up ThE'Tempo"caUed "You're Not The ..refoot CoIt ..I ... ~Iy Same Sweet Baby" and "Wild Side of Life." 211 W. W.lnut St. OPIN "Leather and Lace" is a true disappointment. Jennings has talents far superior than that of many artists constantly on the radiO today who claim their pop tunes are country. If Jennings would stick to his own original TO: ALL STUDENTS talents rather than becoming a recording clone, the results FROM: ILLINOIS JOB SERVICE AND THE could be powerful. OFFICE OF STUDENT WORK AND FINANCIAL Putting together all the best qualities of this album could ASSISTANCE lead to a much better recor· ding-a 45 rpm one. RE: NEW OFF·CAMPUS JOB LOCATION AND PLACEMENT SERVICE c Album c:ourlen Rpcords,l • BEGINNING MONDAY FEB. 23. 1981 THE ILLINOIS JOB SERVICE AND THE OFFICE OF STUDENT WORK AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE WILL JOINTLY OFFER A NEW SERVICE TO STUDENTS. SERVICES AVAILABLE TO STUDENTS WILL INCLUDE OFF· CAMPUS JOB REFERRALS. JOB DEVELOPMENT. AND AREA LABOR MARKET INFORMATION. THE ILLINOIS JOB SERVICE AND THE OFFICE OF STUDENT WORK AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE HOPE TO ASSIST MORE STUDENTS IN FINDING OFF·CAMPUS EMPLOYMENT. THE JOB SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE, AL MORGAN, WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR CONSULTATION MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 10:00·12:00 and 1:00-3:00, WOODY HALL. B WING. ROOM 362. Sian up Itefor. 3/9& ..t Paid/or by the Office 0/ Student Work and Financial Assistance 20% Off LESSONS M9.. S21 823 S. Illinois Daily Egyptian, l\larch 5. 1981. Pa!!E' t7 Jones itching to get relief help , ~--, Editor's note: This is the second that's the Wa\' we've worked rna\' be altered as the season ). - . d 01 Iwo articlf'i' pre"iewing the him in practIce. Where other goeS on, but prior to the post '~-> App IcatlOns are now bemg accepte Saluki baseball team. people throw six or seven in ponement of Thursday's nings on their day to pitch, Paul doubleheader at Austin Peav. for the 1981-82 Student Programming B,· Da"id Krone mav throw four davs in a row sophomore righthander Ken CounciJ positions. All cleven positions siarr Writer for "an inning or tW'O." Klump was scheduled to start arc open_ They are: Jones said that Evans' the first gamt' and sophomore Sll'-C baseball Coach rtchy maturity and ability to keep his lefthandt'r Rick Wysocki was to Jones has been looking for relief poise are his strong points. He go in game two Klump is the past couple of years He's struck out 17 while walking nine another Saluki who has madt' a known the diagnosis, he's just last season. transistion~from first base to \'ld('O had trouble getting the "So often. people think of the the mound • Ex('(.'utiH' Chair prescription filled. bullpen as a place for inferior "Klump has made good • ("nn~orts FlO£' Arts "The game's changed on the pItchers." Jones said. "Your progress." Jones saId "H.. 's Cent£'r Programming SpeCIal Events • Tran'l and Hecr£'atwn college level as well as in the bullpen is for your superior got a good live fastball and a PromotIons pros, ,. Jones said. "You've got pitchers They only get in good breaking slider It looks • ExpreSSIve Arts to have a relie\'er to go out there during crucial situations. You like he'lI be an asset to our • !-'dms :"\('W HorIzons an inning or two." don't put a person in the bullpen staff." As the 1981 season ap· if he doesn't have good com Wvsocki had control proaches, Jones, along with posure" problt'lTIs last year. walking 25 new assistant Coach Jern' Junior lefthander Robbv while striking out 19. Jones feels «reen. who will be handling the Clark is another 1980 starte-r Wysocki's biggest needs are Pick up applications at SPC OfficI". pitchers and catchers. has been who may view the game from improvement of his brE'aklOg b~' Tut>Sda~'. blessed bv unseasonablv warm the bullpen more often in 19111 pitch and ket'ping the ball down Submit application :\Ian'h weather that has allowed SIU·C Clark started se\'pn games and consistenth'. IO •. 19!H. 5:00 p.m. Bring ~'our appli pitchers to get more pre·season completed five of thpm last SE'nior righthander Jerry catioo to SP(' OrnCf'. 3n1 Floor. Studmt season. Although he walked Halstt'ad. who finished all three ('f'ntf'r, For more information call ~o;~ :~~~,i~re~I,~:a~~~~~~~ more baiters '17' than he gam('S he started last season en plotting a relief strategy struck out, 1161. he still had a route to a -1-2 record, IS still SPC at 5:U~3:m:t "We've just got to have relief :1.96 ERA trymg to b - Gulf Transport deluxe motorcooches SIlK) including round !rip tronspor1aOOn % Lb. Jumbo Oscar S150 without transportation S68 Transportation only Meyer All Beef Reserve your spoce before Friday, March 6, with SPC. 3rd Floor Student Center Frank, Pickles & Chips 99C Hot Hem & Cheese, Pickles, & C~dps $1.49 Page 18. Daily Egyptian. March 5, 1981 Gymnasts to sqllare off with Circle Cinrinnati roarh Canoe the "onored b.,' .Yelro CURRENT RIVER R\ :\Iikt' :\nthoov said. "If . ie hit our routines the strongest team it has ever LOl·ISVILLE. Kv. (t;PI~~ Siaff Writt'r . against Circle. we'lI be all right. 10·/. Discount until May 15 hael. and is probably one of the Ed Badger's stormy three Campground tree un:il May 21 If we miss. it could be close." years as head basketball coach The Saluk! women's gym· tou~hest teams in the state Circle's leading all-arounder. For a free brochure or reser, nastics team travels north to "It IS onh' Circle and the at Cincinnati were capped l'niversi!,· . of Illinois at Lori Zabel. dominated the Wednesdav when he was named votion. Contact Chicago to face the l:mversity Windy City Invitational by Champaign that pose any threat Metro Conference Coach of the JADWIN CArlOE RENTAL of IlIinols·Chicago Circle placing first in three events. JADWIN. MO 65501 Chikas Thursday night in a dual to Southern's state title Year defense." Vogel said and finishing second in the all· The 48·year-old Badger said Phone 31.·729·5m meet around competition with a 35.25 The 13th·ranked Salukis \'ogel added that the Salukis he would be even more lOC01ed near Ak ..... cecSor vrove score In ('ircle's recent virton ond &op,,,, Camp currenth' ha\'e a 9-3 dual meet have greatly improved since delighted if his Bearcat team over the Illinois, Zabel placed ~'ins the :\Ietro post·season r('('ord ihis season. and have the Windy City Invitational. but first in the all·around com· nt'ver lost a dual meet to Circle rannot take Circle for granted tournament opening Thursday ','We're scoring six to seven petition with a score of 36.15. night and gains an automatic However. Sll·C finished fourth and won both the floor exercise bertl· in the ;o.;CAA tournament. in the Windy City Invitational in POints higher as a team than we and balance beam events with Januarv with a 1330 sCore. did at the Windy City In· In its first winning season in vltatlonaL We're getting more scores of 9.05 a; I 9.1, respec· his three years at Uc. Badger's while ttie Chikas finished third tivelv. with a score of 135.4. consistent performances out of Cincinnati team finished in a tie several indi\·iduals. even "Ii Zabel does well." Voge, with Virginia Tech for third According to Saluki Coach said, "the rest of the team Herb Vogel. ('ircle prot-ably has though there is still quite a bit of place in the conft-rence with a&- room for improvement," "OII:el follows behind her." Zabel will be tested by Saluki ~v;~:lfue record and 14·12 all·arounders Val Painton. Pam The coach-of·the-year honors SIU Boxing Club to compete Turner, Lon Erickson and Pam were decided by voting among Conklin. sports writers. sportscasters According to Vogel. the 141.50 and coaches in the league. s(ore the Salukis postro against ill Golden GIOI"eS tournament Louisville last weekend, along The sn'..(' Boxing Club will contenders for lightweight and with a 1-41.40 four·meet travel to Springfield Saturday. welterweight titles, respec· average. all but guarantees :\Iar. 14. to compete in the state tivelv. sn:·c a wild card berth to the Golden Gloves tournament. :\!ihougil there will be both AIAW ;o.;ationals in Salt Lake There will be eight members novice and open competition in City, Utah. boxing in the two·day event. the single-elimination tour· HA.GAR~ SIL'·C will be represented in nament. age will not be as great five different weight classes a factor as in the past, ac AHMED'S - .....IITS- ranging from 119-pound ban· cording to Torpy. who is vice· tamwight te 147·pound light, president of the club. FANTASTIC middleweight. Other SIL'·C club members FALAFIL OLD STYLE The club had two of its making the trip will be Steve members in the finals last year, Germany, Dave l'iolan, Bob ~ .' '. ~~~!9."!.! and this \'ear Mike Kraak and Chapell. Rick Rosales and Dave ~'., fALAFIL. wttOLi- Bill Torpy are legitimate Janis. . WHEA'. WITH 1h QUARTS SOC; • SOUR CREAM .Isoont., C)"cli,~IS .- \ ONLY to open race season .2 ______$lo" _ ..,...... ~.¥a ..... The SID-C Cycling Club is beginnIng racers. Greg Lange U, OfF ALL Katie and the Smokers planning a tri!) to New Orleans is a three in the senior category. ', ::J'- .' SANDWICHES during spring break for the which applies to more ex· .". WITHISAD Tour of Louisiana bicycle race. perienced racers. and Dan ; ---H'c5"u,r--- The Tour of Louisiana is the Casebeer is a one in the senior -'/' • ;,' 11:.. 1 AM 1 MIN. PUKM_Sf n,n category. which includes the NO COVER club's first race of the season, -, - . "1 S. IllInoi. and will open the bicycle raCing most experien~ed riders. SH-"., CARRY OUTS season in the Midwest. The next race for the SIU-C club will be the Intercollegiate Sll·C's Richard Fitchen and Championships that will be held Fred Steinbrecher are Apr, 12. Lange and Casebeer dassified as fours in the senior are both Illinois state cham category. which applies to pions. HERE'S THE BEER TANKERS from Page 20 trv to make the !liCAA Henao and Mike Bohl. qualifying times. According to Steele, all the "The only way we are going members of Miami's team will to win is if those shaved and be rested and shaved for the rested people come through." meet except Vassallo and Steele said. "We have got quite Gribble. a few guys that have chances of Steele said that for the making the !liCAA standards." Salukis to win the meet. they He added that the Salukis must swim well in the 500- and having the best chance of 1,65()-yard freestyle races. and qualifying for the NCAA meet in all three relays. the 400-yard are Larry Wooley. ;{elth Ann- medley relay and the 400- and strong. John Fischer. Carlos 800-yard freestyle relays. ~~~~~~~~~~:t1il ~ UPTOWN SHOE ~ N OUTLET N H WINTER CLEARANCE ~ 1\ on Ladies' 1\ ; N LEATHER BOOTS ~ SOMETHING 'REE FOR YOUU PROGRAMS ON COPING !N Reg. NOW ~ wotKSHOP: ,..htl,...... on: Workl,. y_ w.Y Up A.-In ~ $18.00 $10.00 ~ A workshop for wom.n to learn how to identify the early signs of d.pression and reduce it when it occurs ~ LADIES SHOES ~ andmor.!! ! tl $6.99 - $7.99 '" Thursday, March 5 12 noon-2pm K.askaskia Room 1\ Clogs, Dr... , Casual t\ PANIL: "Senl_ltl." _ Where Do I Go'rant .... '_The _.. t Of My Life' "Senioritis" is the mood swings and anxiety associated with STYLESI leaving the university. learn how to cope bett.r. i~~~~NG Thursday. March 5 3:00-5:00pm Kaskaskia Room PANIL: SprI,.lnto Su-. Prepore Now'_ 1\ Carbondale 549·4032 ~ Summerlmpl~ Mon.·Thurs. 9:D5::l> ~~ learn how to find SUIllft'let" employment which can be both fun and pro Friday 9·6 =:J ~--:-c3) fessionally r.wardlng. Capitaliz. on using March to plan 'or summ.r. 1~ Saturday 10-5 = _..-- . Thursday, March 5 3:00-5:00pm Missouri Room .~';H.~~~';8::;a:.:B:.g Sponsored by SPC N_ Horizons and Student Servic.,...... Dady t:gyptian, March 5. 1~1, Page 19 Bernie Kirsner interested in cage job By Scott StahmE'r !'ituation and start from high school coach because he with the players." he said. "I'm Kirsner also said he would Sports Editor scratch." Kirsner said. "I know wanted to leave !liew York City a very good teacher. The kids upgrade the Salukis' schedule, the situation at SIC. I know the ":\ew York City had changed enJoy it because it's ','ery in eschewing such recent op· Bernie Kirsner. a rormer !liew pla\'ers and what thev can do. dramaticallv." Klrsner said. terestmg for them There would ponents as Roosevelt. Siena York City high school coach and and what the team Ii~S "When I first started out there. be at least 10 different defenses Heights and Valparaiso the rather of Saluki Rob Kir "I think the team needs two kids wanted to wash mv car Every game. we'd do sner. confirmed Wednesday he quick forwards who could help :'Iiow the\' want to steal mv car something diffl'rt'nt." "If I am hired. I will go to the is interested in the SIU-C against the press and also a Fortunatelv. money .... asn·t a Kirsner said he would have no athletics director and say I basketball head coaching quick guard That doesn't mean problem for me" . trouble making the transition want to play l'CLA and !liorth position. the players they have now Klrsner began thinking of from high school to college Carolina. They might blow us Kirsner. contacted at his couldn't do thmgs that could gi\'ing up retirement after coaching He said he coached out-I don't think so. but they home in Boca Raton. Fla .. said compensate for the lack of observing the SIlO -C basketball college players during summer might Bul I know that after he has sent applications to quickness. You hide your team this winter camps he ran. playing thE'Se schools. we'd be Men's Athletics Director Gale weaknesses ... "When the team started .. An assistant coach in a playing :'Iiew Mexico State and Sayers and SIU-C President Kirsner retired last \'ear after losing. it was quite evident they major college only goes around Tulsa. Those schools would Albert Somit. 20 years of coaching high school would nt'f'd another coach .. he recruiting." Kin,ner said. "He :-eem easier." The i~ead coaching position bail in BrooklYn at Lafavette said. "1 saw I could really do a hasn't had a chance to ex lot. I could enjoy myselr and Kirsner said he didn't know if opened up ruesday when third and Erasmus Hall high schools. periment. to teach. You have to those in charge of hiring the \e:lr Coach Joe Gottfried an Former players of his include help the play~rs at the same teach thE'Se kids." time. new coach would consider his ilOunced his resignation at a Philadelphia i6er Coach Billy If hired bv SIC-C. Kirsner age a drawback. press conference. SaYE'rs said Cunningham. Denver :-';ugget "The more I thought about it. said he would rely on recruiting at the conferencE' he hopes to Coach Doug :\Ioe. and former thl' more interested I got I was contacts in :'Iiew York. but also "Age is a silly thing." Kirsner name a new coach by late :\13rquette and American at the school a few times. liked would try to bring in players said. "1 think young. Just this :\larch or early April. - Basketball Association stan· the people there and thought I from other areas. morning. I went out and played The 51-\'ear-old Kirsner said dout George Thompson. would enjoy it." "I would love to get into the tenms. the situatIon at SIC-C is a good Kirsner's son and another Although Kirsner said he's Chicago area." he said. "All "Even though I'm nol there. I one. despite the team's i-20 Saluki. 6-10 center Vincent "not used to hluwing my own you need is a few people to get know what's happemng. I know record and IS-game losing Wiggins. played for him last horn." he readilv admits his you started. You give a plaver a what occurs and whv it occurs streak in 1980-81 year. strengths as a coach. fair shake and he'll tell his and what can be done to change "1 don't want to go into a Kirsner said he retired as a "1 have very good rapport friends." things." Dit~ers stillfriends despite competition Tankers hope to defend title 8\' Cind\' C1auspn Siaff Writt>r atNICmeet Bv 'like Anthon v :\ut many pe,Jple are siafr Writl'r - allowed to use the diving boards on the north sidE' of the The Saluki men's swimming Student Recreation Center lnd diving team will attempt to Pool But nobody does it better than those ~ho are ~~f;ur~nitst~~ur~a~i~~:Jut;~~ Trace\' Terrell and Julia dependent Conference Warner -give those boards a Championship meet that will be workout e\'t'r\' da\ The\' are held Thursday through Slr-C's lop t~·o women Saturday in Columbia, S.C. divers. The\' are also this The championship meet will year's top tWo finishers in the feature Ii teams, including the Illinois AIAW swimming and l'niversitv of Miami. Florida diving championships on both State_ Tulane, South Carolina. the one-meter and three- Cincinnati. Old Dominion. ~~,;ert!~~:;tfurr~hea"111~ Virginia Commonwealth, ~ationals with t,opes of ~k,~r£!~ Southern and South fimshlllg in the top eight on SIU-C currently holds eight of both boards. the 16 conference records, and Even more amazing is that Salukis Roger VonJouanne, Pat Warner and Terrell. though Looby and Conrado Porta will fierce competitors, are defend individual records this roommates and the best of year. friends. According to Saluki Coach "One of my goals in diving Bob Steele, Miami will provide was to win the three-meter Tracey Terl't'll and Julia Warner, Staff Photo by Susan Poag the strongest opposition, board all four years," said followed by South Carolina and Warner. a senior. "Not ac made a decision to leave SIU- discipline of divmg has kept Now she is doing all she can Florida State. complishing that was a big C for a coaching assignment her from going her own way. "We'll have to be pretty good disappointment for me." at the University of Pitt Terrell is not only qUiet in ~~~~~~~ ~t t~:i~ti:!j all down the line if we expect to But the loss. according to sburgh. There was a platform speech but in diving. "She championships March 18-20. win," Steele said. "The coaches Warner. couldn't have been diving program at Pittsburgh gets in the water without .a That meant working out and I think we're the team to for a better cause-a also. Terrell decided to follow splash.," says Warner in a beat, though_" championship title for Tracey her coac~ and train for the somewhat envious tone. Even ~he:l s:!:~~'l r:St~::r~i% Steele said Miami is led by Terrell. Warner finished OlvmDic trials. the novice is able to observe an ear infection. It means Jesse Vassallo. who is the world second to Terrell in both It was a move that the grace and ease lA.;th which working hard and staying on events. record holder in the 400-yard Terrell says "just wasn't Terrell performs. her diet. something Terrell individual medley and a Terrell is reserved about worth it." One of her Warner may appear en and Warner help each other member of the 1980 U.S. those victories. dissatisfactions at Pittsburgh vious. but she has her own list ,,;th. Olympic team. "If people believe I am was being unable to dE'Sign of talents her roommate can'l better than her, (Warner), "Vassallo is the most noted her own major. She is help but appreciate. Warner Warner and Terrell sav swimmer in the meet." Steele then I am sure unaware of currently majoring in is recognized for her strength many people question how said. it." Terrell said. "In my eyes exercise science. But tha t and consistency. She is also their fnendship can survive I'm still looking up to her." known to perform more Vassallo is also the former wasn't her biggest concern. under such competitive world record holder of the 200- Although Terrell is a junior. "The thing I missed the difficult dives than Terrell. conditions. she has spent only two years yard individual medley and a Both women point out that national AAU champion in the at SIU. Recruited by Julian ~~~ a';.~tJ~~,!~~~rr~r~~3 their differei'ces are more a "There is no pressure between us." said Warner. 200-yard backstroke. Steele Krug. SIU-C's diving coach at with a smile. ". really missed matter of style than abilitv. added. the time, she came to Warner. a team co-captain. "Any pressure that exists is ~ria ~f(~~' ti~:~s calling is anything but quiet. She can created by other people. Miami also has another People that come up and say, Olympian, Matt Gribble. who ~= ~~~ ~o:~:~~:~~ Now Terrell is back. much be seen banging kickboards was the No. I high school but meter tower diver at her tu the relief of Warner. on the side of the pool to urge 'Julia. how'd Tracey beat you in both boards again~' That's terfly swimmer last year. home in Florida. Other ht'rself and the team on the team and can often be Steele said. schools attempting to recruit Although she is an ambitious heard abo\-e the din of other the only pressure." her said she would only excel "Gribble has unrested fly diver and one that Warner fans while cheering for a There is a dE'Sire to beat one times better than Von in platform diving. says the coach has to hold teammate. another. but both Terrell and Jouanne," Steele added. "Many coaches said I'd back from overdoing. she is Warner says she is more Warner say each motivates Von Jouannf! will face never be a springboard diver. concerned this vear than ever quiet in speaking about diving the other to do her best. Vassallo in both the 200- and 400- Nobody thought I could do and her ability. before with being a good Warner says different yard individual medlevs_ and that. I didn't even think I "Diving is an expres..',k.n example because there are so priorities don't keep them Gribble in the 200-vai-d but- could do it," Terrt:ll said. something I have to do." many frE'Shmen on the team. from appreciating each terfly. - Still, she liked the co..'ich and Terrell said. "The SpprI has She is attempting to take "lther. Steele said the Salukis have the school so much that she made me anah'le TnV some of that natural Right now. their priorities five members. \'onJotlanne. decided to take that chance. thinking and helped me in exuberance out of her diving Pablo Restrepo. Anders The summer after her improving aii areas of my In order to maintain con are nght In line with each :\orhng. PorIa and Looby. who freshman year. Terr II life. especia.lly the spiritual ,. sistency and a calm_ t'ool and other Julia Warner and ha\'e qualified for the upcoming fimshed among the lop eignt Tt'rreJl explains that the :ollectecI altitude. Trace\' Terrell are readY to break-into the raMS uf the top :\CAA dklmpionshlps The resl natior.ally in AAl.' platform teaching of Christian parents "It takE'S a lot for me to Sit of the Salukls "Ill bt> rested and diving. qualifying her for the is made more meaningful by down and rest between eight divers in the nation shaved for the met.'t iii order to OIy~pic trials. 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