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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1992 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in June 1992 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. HOTS of I 75 p U hhca~On ! Daily Egyptian ~J Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Wednesday, June 17, 1992, Vol. 77, No. 162, . 1~ P~ ges Bush, YeHsin compromise . on weapons : WASHINGTON (UPI) . Presidc;nt Bush and Russian President Boris Yeltsin reached a sweeping nuclear weapons accord" T~ that would over the next d . c ~de reduce by ' half the stockpiles boIb coun1ries maintain. The accord, which would cut the number of warheads permitted under the Strategic Arms Reduction Trea!Y. was seaJed after both sides compromised on the types of weapons that would be eliminated. The two leaders also announced Tuesday that they would intensify Takin' a dip efforts to determine the fate of U.S. servicemen who fought in Vietnam and Korea and may have been Colin Smith, Brian Boran, TIffany Owen, Teresa Owen and Jason Owen take~ break fromJhe '-lin. pool at BroobIde imprisoned in Soviet labor camps. Manor on 1200 E. .Grand. The temperature In Carbondale reeched 93 ~ ~UIIIIday afIIImoon. _ ARMS, page 5 Deficient funds prompt staff cuts
By Jeremy Finley have relired or taken leave:' Guyon said. S<"JVice individual s. Brandt said. Muriel Narve. ~ I UC c ivil se rvice Administration Writer Guyon said less than 10 positions at S ue The remaining fOUT layoffs ", ill come to president , said all aspects of layoffs sho,ld have bce-.n laid off. and more positions are effect on June 30. be considered. Some slue facully .md administrative being left unfilled than laid off. "Th" people were notified early about the "N~dJ ess to say, we do nOl want anyone positions arc going to remain unfilled along Each college a nd department in the layoffs." B"'~t said. to be laid off," arve said. wi th few layoffs. because of budget Un iversity dec.ides ind ivid uall y what Brandl said ..thl!-1l urnt>c of layoffs aDd Narve said one positi ve aspect or the problems. tJnivcrsilY officia ls said . posit ions will Ix! left vacant, he said. unfilled positions ;u;e-new.events at SlUe. layoffs is that they have not been confined S\IJC PTesidenl lohn C . Guyon said he Porn Btandl, actiD& execulive director of "It is somethinl!., ihIWIas:'happened more to one group or ind ividuals. anticipates not filling positions on campus ~rsonne l services. said seven layoffs have this year than any 00 , Brandt said. " 11 is nOl just the civil service getting the because of unavoidable costs and salary occurred l)..{ween March and July 1992. The future of more layoffs or e mpty treatme nt ; administratior and facu lty ad~U Slmen t s. Brandt said of the seven p""ple who were positions is an uncenain one, she said. ~ it ions are already being reviewed." Narve "Tile big ploblem will be re-hiring laid off. lhree have already been re-hired "Because of the un~ ty of the budget, said.. ind ividual s at a n acade m ic level for other positions on campus. it remains difficult to see w hat will occur," NaIVe said it is important for everyone 10 positions where lhose who held the pes'ilion 'Jlae seven layoffs were positions or civil Brandt said. "It all depends on the budgel." stay aware of the budget problems.
University ranks sixth Republicans: Restore cuts in minority enrollment in proposed budget plans By Lynelle Marquardt academic programs directed at By William Ragan Illinois mental health recently tricks. General Assignment Writer minorities make the Uni versity Polftics Writer proposed by the House Democrats. "To use innate numbers and attJactive to African Americans. The resloration would avert the acco unthig gimmicks the s lue ranks sixth in the nation "s lUe is a good place for fi"'t The House Republicans plan for layoffs of 452 menlal health governor's office would reject will among predomi nantly white generation college students. for financing the state budget calls for workers and prevent declines in get them now!lere," he said. schools fo r thr number of all races and sexes:' Bryson the restoralion of major program staff-to-patier l ratios, Reptiblican " It's essentially a wonhless African·American students said. "s lue has a tradition an-1 !I cuts, but some Democrats say the spokeswoman Brown said. re ceiving bachelor degrees. history of providing a supporJve document paints a n unrealistic The plan would increase funding _ REPUBLICAN, page 5 largely because uf active environment. " picture. to institutions for the minority recruiting efforts and slue President John Guyon The detailed plan. unveiled last developmentally disabled by S 1.8 Gus Bode academic programs aimed at said s l ue is trying to fi nd a week. g ives a blueprint f\lr million. minorities, said an s l ue pleasant and hospitab:e balancing the ailing budget. said Ho use De mocra ts proposed administrator. environment for aU students. Sha.~, Brown, director of the press cutting $61 million from children s l ue awarded 207 "We've worked a: diversity in offi"" for the House Republ ;--- Board of Trustees Firehouse, Hammer Plab, Williams head . Walker to become -see page 4 make final changes groups to headline 0_"Classified to OIymp!:; trials new"Salukl men's in SIUC budget plan Illinois State Fair - See page 12 1[1] for track and fleld ~wlmm ll'i g coach Sporta ' -see page 11l Sunny --Story on page3 -Story 0 11 page a I High -Story on page16 so. -Story on pagel0 . " ...... , .. .. Page 16 June 17. 1992 Sports J~ ",h I ~\Pl l 111 'tllllht.1l 111111111" III\l",h .11 ( ,lIhonel.llt 'Ex-assistant hired for'head position By John Bolger The search for a women's coach Texas A & M, sel fo~ r distance which will hopefull} allow things SportsWriter is still under way. freeslyle records Ihal slill stand. 10 he taken 10 the nexi leveL" Walker said that he was excited Recently, Walker . .... vOled as Recent SIUC graduale Sluart Rick Walker. as.; isla nt swim 10 be named to the position. the U.S. Nalional Team coach for Patterson, who swam for Walker coach under Doug Ingram. was "There is • hislory of some greal 1992 World Cup Championships in the lasl four years, said Walker named head swimming coach of coaches herr" ,valker said " I'm July. knows the syslem well and will do the men's team Tuesday. honored thali mighl gel the ~h.ux:e Walker said be is looking for a an excellenl job. Ingram resigned to take a 10 join thallisL .. smooth transition into next season. "He was my personal coach posilion wilh the U.S. Olympic Walker began his coaching "I've worked with all the current while I was here," Panerson said. Comminee as as. Green cabbage ...... 4 Ib.1'1.00 COURT RULE SPARKS OUTRAGE IN MEXICO _ . The Bananas ...... 3 Ib.1'1.00 U.S. Supreme Cowt's ruling thatlhe Uniflld States can kidnap Mexican Red Gr8pefrult .. : ...... 41~1.00 ~ citizens in Iheir homeland and prosecUIe Ihem in U.S. couns sparked california Oranges ...... , ...... 101'1.00 \\ ouflllge Tuesday among Mexicans, with some calling for a SU>pellSion of 31b. Yellow Onlons ...... L.=:I:C-:J=-==-==-=-=:J North American free.ttade 1lIIks. Newspapers, lawyers' groups, analysts bag 89¢/bag . fl\ and inIcIJecIUals denoonced Monday's decision, and Ihe official Mexican Idaho Baking Potaloes ...... 29¢1lb/jJ I news agency NoIimex pooftd out a stteam IX aitical SIOrics oolhe ruling. AIHI ..ucll -"- NEED Sale EHectlve thru June 20, 1992 'J).: ' TO GERMANS: HOSTAGES' RELEASE IMMINENT - Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9:30 - 6:00 Sat. 9:00 - 5:00 German MiDisIer Bernd Scbmidbaner Did Tuesday be expecflld Ihe & ADVERTISE? 100 E. Walnul (Intersection of E. 13 Ra' roa.i) 529·2534 ~ IX ...... Thomas KaDpInor ...t BcIIrich Slluebig 10 take place THE wiIbin 12 hours. ul wiD be leaving 10 Gennlmy wiIhio Ihe DCXl 12 hours. ANS""ER'S We wiD not lea.e wiIhout !be capIi>es. " !be Gennm ..., minisler IOld IN "'I"JIU'IS afia' ..-ing Lebanese ~ Elias Hrawi. The minisIer said OPENWAfta BLACK be hoped Ihe shadow avec !his siIUaIion wiD soon be in Ihe past. SCDBA AND RAMOS NEXT PHILIPPINE PRESIDENT - Former ""HITEI Defense SecreWy Fidel Ramos will succeed Corazon Aquino as CLASSES president of Ihe Philippines, but wilh a weak marY.lale of less than 25 ONE COST INCLUDES ALL! Daily Egyptian P""""1t of !he ballot, a final ooogressiooaJ vOle count showed Tuesday info. go! 5,340,839 VI*S bis Miriam oClassroom & Pool oLog Book For Further call Jim Ramos avec cIoseot rival, Cooner judge ~-~-Fo4x open water -Textbook Hufnagel at (618) 964-1982, Defensor-Santiago, who beld 4,466,184. He was expected 10 be fonnally certification cives eOive ta~es instructor with Mid America Call proclaimed winner by ajoint oessiooofCongress which SIaI1S Monday. oCertificalB -Air fins Scuba II (618) 62~1. aasses 536-3311 of'a1ch oEquipmenl located at LIFE Community For More Information CHINA MAY ADHERE TO NUCLEAR-TEST BAN - eCertification card use for pool A visiting Otinese arms rontrol expen said Tuesday that Beijing's r=nt -Wer suit if needed sessions and Center, 2500 Sunset Dr., laJge nuclear may be its last ID preparaIion for a complele test open water Carbondale. explosion ban.Shen DmgJi, co-<:hair of Ihe Anns Control and Regional Security certification Next Class Starts June 2Jrd dives • Oass Size is limited. PBS FUllER RLM program at Fudan University in Shanghai. said at an infoonal briefing for reportelS !hat 0Una detonau:d a DUCIear device May 20 as a finaJ test of Advanced, Rescue, Dlvemaster & NEEDS YOU! ilS nucJea- capability. The Simon & Goodman Specialty courses also offered. Picture Company, producer of the hour long biography of nation R. Buckmlnster Ftiller for PBS, Is Interested In talking REAGAN DEFENSE CHIEF INDICTED - Fonner Defense to, and possibly fihning, SecreIl!ry Caspa- \Yeinbcrger was indiCIcd Tuesday 011 live felooy counts anyone who has a special of lying 10 Congness and 10 investigators in coonection with Ihe lnm T-BIRDS Bucky experience to share. Cootra scandal. Weinberger, 74, was clwged willi ooncealing petSOnal SI.OO Keystone Dry Bottles We are also looking for noles ~om Congress reflecting high-level Reagan administtation unusual films, videotapes, di.ocussions and secrtt U. S. arms sales 10 lnm in 1985 and 1986. See SI.OO Margaritas and home movies of Bucky, story page 8. and are Interested In talking with anyone who lives or BILL PASSED TO EASE VOTER REGISTRATION - Tequila Shotl;;. The House, in an effort 10 get more Americans 10 take part in elections. SI.OO works in a geodesic dome. approved a bill Tuesday 10 simplify ...t expand opponunities for VOIer 11 you remember Bucky at regisuatioo. The so-called IIKJIor-VOfIer bill, passed 011 a 268-153 vOle, It's the place right ~ \ Southern Dlinols UnlYersIty 0 faces an almosl ctII8in veto. ~, IWU RqJubIicIn cia;', .. !hat Ihe know an~e who does, new procccIu= would allow widcop DO NOT TAKE THE APPLICATION FOR GRADUATION TO THE BURSAR. THE FEE WILL APPEAR ON A FUTURE FINANCIAL STATEMENT. Accuracy Desk REMEMBER. FRIPAY JUNE 19 1992 IS THE DEADLINE TO LYCALL OINTMENT APPLY FOR SUMMER. AUGUST. 1992 COMMENCEMENT. • FAST PAIN REliEF If readers spot an error in a news article, lhey can COlllact Ihe Daily APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED FOR SUMMER 1992 • SPEEDS HEALING Egyptian Acc!Jiacy Desk at 536-3311, extension 233 or 228. 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Technical Careers TC 100·3 -Jntroduc:Uon to Security LE 203-3 Welding & Blueprint Reading TT 183-2 . ·ln5Ur.lnce FIN.3 iO-3 - Offered through ILP but not on campus For More Information call: •• Tectl6i<;afWming TC 1-02-2 ' On-campus studentS-need instructDr's AFiscaI Asj;ectSTecll. Careers TC-120-3 penrnsslon 536-3311 NT 1110';' Uif!>muJJiDII, ctJllrhe Divisioll of C.'nJinuing Educoiiim (536- 775/) ... Now accepted Daily Egyptian June 17. 1992 Opinion & Commentary Daily Egyptian Celebro.ting 75 years ofpublica tion 5LUdent EdilOr-in..ch;er Acting Managing Editnr Christianne Barler Wanda Bnndon Editorial Editor N• •ow s9afiRepresentati ...-e Fernando Feliu ·Moggi Faculty Rej)~tafive Cyndi Oberle Walter a J ..el=g Minority grads, profs not enough at slue AN AFRICAN AMERI CAN EDUCATION magazine has ranked SIUC ix th among the nation 's mostly white un iversities in graduation rates for African Americans. TIle efforts of SIUC during the last few years to increase the representation of women. minorities and disabled students on campus deserve praise in some aspects. bUI more work is needed. T H E PE R C:F:NTAGE OF AFRIC A A MERICAN. Hispanic and Native American undergraduates al SlUe bas Commentary gradually incra.<;.~d ,",cording to the 1991 -::hancellor Report on Minorities. '" "men and Disabled :;tudems. Faculty ::md laff. which r~po r!ed 1986 10 1990 data. Unde.rgraduate enrollment i gelting dose to reflecting minorities' state -Chicago looters disappointingly uncivilized populations. The early rioting reports were life. It certainly wesn'r greed or 3. BUI the number of mi.1ority graduate students enrolled at encouraging.. Maybe even a cause search for power. IUC ber, ee.l 1989 and 1990 decreased from 396 to 343. ror civic oridc. It was an insult. An ir.suh ro making the group -a very small percemage of the lotal Yes. tJie barbarians were at it Chicago. 3Jl insult to the n":""laD 3ga.in. smdShing. looting. burning.. spir:iL graduate student tN~ I~tic.n. BUI it appeared that Chi<:ago had a "In only minule<. an hour, they higher cJa s of b rbarian than lOOk a book. " Caiendar ARMS, from page 1- The revelations were made by to rCl.dJn ~ l lnll' u • • l:t .""... 1 lell ••U Yc1t ~ i n as he arrived in the United interconlint" nlal ball:sli c mi'i!o>ilc!o. Community S La tes. ihat are ca.paiJlc of rcaching the Bolh announcement" came on the U'lited States. WOMEN l..O'1NC WOMEN Suppnn GJtMl o ncJhcless. the dramatic will meet from 5 JO fI pm on W~ ~ opcnjng day of the lrnt summit man: mfnmwlOft. C011.:'l Women', 5eN1t"O lit bClwecn the two leaders. a 1v.'O-day decrease in w.uhcads. from 8.700 to 453-~5 affair in which YellSin hopes.o win a ceiling of 3.500. would severely TEAM 'l'ENNlS IIamS rmm pid.. up • rosto .. ecooom.'c suwon and Bush strives decrease the cxigjng threat. ~ ~ 1 11: Milft Sou.th ~ U1I1J"iS on Rt 51 the R.ecn:at:.oo CCf\~r ' !o InfDl'nWltOn lks" .nd 10 reinvigorate his foreign policy The level i, slightl y higber than ~' ~~~OAYSA_~ '~M. . 1 D.J'.M . hnnF: n rodr n~capWn '5 I'ft1:JC NEW YORK (UP\) - A 17· HiJton - were ruIcd accidenlal, details aboul \rim wtte JI()( ...... Iiocs- officiaI's, inclllding fin: IIIODIIaIS year~ PhiIadeIpbi:m was blamed leaving foar saspected anons· avaibbIc. "He fils It.e profiJe of a aad the poI'ice bomb squat, to [or six d. 12 fires !bat have plagued IIII9OII1ed. said 0Iid of DcIeaM:s Oa Monday Dight. be was " ~-"Fire"""" iIIft:sCpIe .... «ISh of fi= !bat Manilauan hOlels in the past II Jooqn B<:m:IIi. arrested and clwged willi tile Oid.... ~arn..bd. were JeI jut weeks IoefGre tile 1be ...spec!. RaylDODd Charles addiIimII' fires. ll_a~ptmDIl.IIE diP hoIdI will be ~ with da~lCiaIs said IIIeY half nol ruled DanfonI. 17, of PIIiIaddpbia. was AIqeda. be bas been bI-.s - ct~. liE ... JiItoaf urioaal politiAJ figures ud oul lbe YOlllb's role in lb.e living in ~ SIaIioa., .... officioIs fur oeIIiIIB two fia • !he Ramodoo. a ...... 10 .... s.spoa. ..to ...... ~aadvisaID.. remaining fires. would DOl classify bim as aad die fioes .... GIioca.. Pda ...... _~1IIe!-.c. Laa .... *ee .... Dr die Mayor David Dinkins held a bomdess, oo1y saying 1w: CII'IIe 10 Meridir:a. !be SIIenIcn New YOlk ...... Ibd.IIIIf ___ of ~.~ -.mcemellt. '" joint City Hall DCWS conference !he city ..,.,. six IIIDIIIIIs .. _die Mmdllnoil. !he !pIICiIIrraia:e~ ...... pici;lwI1ilc IIiit lIE MmiuIl East with officw. from the Fire aru:\ " WheIher be was ill a 3beIIr:r or A.mt ....JqIOdS dIotaaordl:r DiIIt:iDs' IXden, followed IriID Side I:Joet MaDr e'CIJia&. Police DepartmenIs to announce 1101 before IbaI. we dOD'l blow," -....,. .... beiIIg ...... - r...d .. -. pi. &:diag. M IIrInm It was ...... 1IIIIte. coatrol, !be amst jdSl tbree weda before said Po:ice Commissioaer Lee of a -.cl. pal Dwaford RP to Slid. wiIIIio lriMuc:J om .... lOGe no the star! o f U.e Democratic Broom. .... !he 6ors. JIIuwa .."... 10 'DIe __ c:a.e • e:opal'l .... ;,,;.;os. NaOOoaI Caa..-ion. DIIafunI lint was mesod June c~ 01" d:is::a:ss lIloti'fe. die filE ... poIir.:e "*'P*-.as ne 'IJIIe ct fia begm,JUDe 6_ " Obvionsly, il goes withoul 10 01 cbaIgaI willi • fire "" a day ~ die pDIL'IiIIiIiIJ d. a WASHINGTON (UPI) - Tho controllers in the early 1980s. The Ohio liberal also called organiled labor proposed a pr ov isi ~.IO S of the collective Senate fai led Tuesday, for the 'Those who were out on an illegal Bus h a president "without compromise. advanced by Sen. bargaining ag • .:ement and the second lime . to cut off a VESS ' SODA 3~$ UMff2 SWEETEST MELONS IN TOWN PER FAMILY 12 PK. CANS LIMIT 6 WE GUARANTEE IT! ~~~~~ VAN CAMP "QUAUTY" ~o-\ _~'{ RUFFLES PRIDE OF ILLINOIS PORK 'N BEANS ~~ VEGETABLES POTATO CHIPS ,. ~~ ~ 3: 78~ ~~~~· PLOCHMANS ,t SQUEEZE ~ 58 "'Y 1% 78~p:~D 3 : 78~ MUSTARD ~L~I1 ' (ii 6 OZ. BAGS 51.39 liMIT 2 BOUNTY l1\p." PRAIRIE l Bi·RITE I PAPER TOWELS ~'l FARMS PAPER PLATES I MB0 ~ $1 'JRIE~E/,:Mc~l ~~ I~ 78¢ ~~~ JU122 . 78 F~ 1I ROLLS LIMIT 6 Y2 GAL. LIMIT 4 NOODLES IN SAUCE ~ () liMIT . PURINA-li P !-u'UMOUNT I I:.. noG' CHOW ; HAMBURGER DILL I' I~ • . $788~ : i=-~PICKLES !m~ BAG - ~ .:.- S; (-j 78 ~. CATFOOD~6: I~~z. 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Swedl'n (UPI ) no way cJtcl!SCd the behavior. - Engli sh soccer fans staged a Arrests total 122 as soccer enthusiasts pillage streets, autos " I very much regret that we have lhird slraighl night of violence, batLCred nearby cars and food stalls and the !alger area." George said. an English fan who was stabbed once again had the opponunity of bringing the total number of arrests with pieces of wood. He descr;xd Monday night's proving that beer and certain Tuesday to 122 since they anived Monday night. Malcolm George. th e se nior incident in Stockh olm as The rampage fo;lowcd two English football fans do not mix." for the European Champiortships. English policeman in Sweden "spontaneous," adding thai as nights of more sr.rious violence in Mellor said. Bob Jenner. a British Home responsible for soccer-related morc hard-core hooligans arc Malmo when a mob of about 100 Lennan Johannson. president of Office spokesman. said 26 English incidents, confmned English fans arrested, the less chance there is of English fans s mashed shop UEFA. European soccer's fan s had been c harged with have now been banned from the problems. governing body. said hooliganism violcnce·rclalCd offenses, 17 for windows with wooden sticks, and boer lents. Before the championships it had chased police down a main street, could jeopardize England's future distutbing the peace and a further The English fans have moved to been suggested that the violence participation in the European 14 for unspecified offenses. The shouting "Kill the bi ll (the Stockholm from the southern port associalOO with English soccer was police)." Championships. othClS had been detained and then of Malmo to follow their team in being eliminated, but George said Johann",n said on BBC radio released without charge. David Mellor, the Br itish its last preliminary round game this assumption was incorrecL minister responsible for sports. that il was too early to say whether The latest seven fan s were against Sweden on )VeOnesday. " It is still there, it is still violent England would be prevented from arrested Monday night in Monday criticized Swedish " My wad< and the local police's and it is still orcheslJ'alOO." he said. authorities for allowing the sale of holding the 1996 European Stockholm after a third straight work will be more difficult here in Police said twr people had been Championships. Sir Ben Millichip. night of violence. About 40 fans alcohol to the English fans. Stockholm due to the geognphy Injured. Inclutli:,g a policeman and although he acknowledged this in chairman of the English Football charged out of a beer teOl and Association. insisted England will Thousands celebrate Bull's 2nd NBA title CHICAGO (UP/) - Hundreds " I was down on Division (SlroCt) swlc'1. Funeral services Thurdsay 01 thousands of basketball fens beeause I work there. It 's only a Bulls players pra ised fans swarmed Grant Park Tuesday to game and they want to lL'e that to Tuesday in a 3O-minuLC appearance for Yankee southpaw Lopat salute the Chicago Be,ls' second provoke riolS. get away with at the Petrillo Band Shell in straight NBA championship with things," Leu said. downtown Chicago, as they did DARIEN, Conn. (UP) - Known as "Steady Eddie," no recurrence of the violence that Roaming, multiracial groups IaLC after last year 's victory. the fi rst in Funeral servi.ces for Eddie l.qJat could always be t;OQDIOO marred earlier celebrntirns. Sunday and early Monday looted the team's 25-year history Lopa!. whose rock- solid on to win in double figures (11 City officials had expected I stores, destroyed cabs and damaged Several talked of tryin~ to lake piLChing belped carry the New times in 12 years)_ million revelClS and security in the police cars. According to figures the championship a third straight Y or.k Yankees to five His control was impefC8lilo area was tighL Unofficial estimateS updaled Tuesday by city officiais, time. consecuti ve championships - he wallccd only 650 batters put the actual crowd size at about more than 1,000 people were However, this year. there was no from 1949-53. will be held in 2.439 innings .- and a hiucr 500,000. arrested and 95 police officecs and motoo:adc from the Stadium to the Thursday in Greenwich. Dever quite knew what 10 Lopat, 73, died in his sleep expecL There were reportS of handful nearly 200 civilians were hUrl. park because crowds la sl year a "He had the best C('Otrol of of people being treated for heat Damage was estimated at S2 nearly overwhelmed the cars. Monday night at !he home of any piLCher I remember." said exhaustion on the sunny day with million. The Chicago Transit MVP Michael Jordan said it is his son, John. in Daien. He had battled pancreatic cancer for fonnct teammate Phil Rizzuto. a lCmperatures in the 70s or from the Authority said damage to ils thrilling to play baske tball in broadcast:r with the Yankees_ aush of the crowd. There was at equipment alone could reach Chicago. twO years. HI especially remember :him "Thank God you d rafted me A l eft-~ who .tantalized least one arrest. police said. SIOO,OOO. ballClS with off-speed pitches,. pitching against those great The genetalJy orderly ee1ebrntion Lottery Director Desiree RogClS instead ofPonland," Jordan said to ~t . ~cd,with Vic Raschi Clevelaod Indians teams. He was in slark contrast 10 the sporadic said S57,OOO in louery tickets were cheers. and Allte Reynolds to form always seemed to have Lhe . looting and violence that marked stolen during the melee from 19 The Portland Trailblazers. who "The Big T1)ree" that helped upper hand on their hiuers. Sunday's victory. vendors. She said, however, the lost to the BuUs in six games in the the Yankees dominale basclJall "They had big swingers like championship series. passed on James Leu, a member of the thieves WIll be disappointed during the late 19405 and early Lany Doby •.LukeEaster and AI throng Tuesday, criticized the because the tickets are declared Jordan in the draft, taking Sam '50s. Rosen. He jusI . ~ept throwing earlier violence. invalid as soon as they are reponed Bowie instead. (.I.opat spent the fust five of 12 them off-speed pitches and they major-league season. with the couldn'l touch him. l-remember qiicago'White Sox:. }Ie came to 0tlC(' Indians fans were urged to First-round draft pick Peeler the Yankees in 1948 and woo Iring blaclc caIS to the game to NEW YORK (UP!) - Top 11 games in his first season. jinx LopaL There were black 25 valued sportS franchises • FroiD 1949-53 be had an 8()..36 caIS runoing all aver the place • as determined by Financial avoids jail, accepts bargain reCoof as the NO. '3 -. His but he still beat them." World Magazine: COLUMBIA, Mo. (UP I) - of a weapon were lessened to best season was 1951-wben be Lopat remained in baseball as Former Missouri basketball star misdemeanors. went~ -9 with a 2.91 ERA. a coach, SCOUl ,1l1d manager. He I . New York Yankees, Anthony Peeler pleaded guilty to a Peeler. 22, was sentcnccd to five For bis career, Lopat had a managed tbe Kansas CilY S200 million felony weapon charge and IwO years supervised probation on the · 166-112 record with a 3.21 Athletics in 1963 and part of 2. Los Angeles DodgClS, misdemeanors stemming from an felony charge and two years ERA. lie won the American 1964. SIBOmillion alleged May 30 attack of a female probation on each of the League ERA crown in t953 "I{e had a great koowledgc 3. New Yad< MC!S, SI70 acquaintance. misdemeanors. (2.42) and topped the league in of the game beca""e be was million Peeler. projocled as a fllSl-round The probations are to run winoing percentage with a 16-4 involved in every aspect of it." 4 . Toronto Blue Jays, pick in next week's NBA draft, concurrently, and if Peeler violateS record. Rizzuto said. SI6('I million sttuclc a deal with prosecutors that them over the next five years, he L-______--' 5. Boston Red Sox, S 160 will get him out of any jail lime. would be headed for prison. miUion He pleaded guilty to a felony He received suspended 30-day 5. Los Angeles Lakers, charge of possess1on of a concealod sentences on the misdemeanors. 150 million semi- automatic pistol. Charges of No sentence was issued on th e jII__ ... - ...... IooI ...... ~ 7. Miami Dolphins, SI50 unlawful restraint and unlawful use felon y. million B. New York Giants , SI5Omillion Barkley punches man after taunts 9. Dallas Cowboys, SI46 million MILWAUKEE (UPI) - A broken nose and cut forehead. Live Music With 10. Philadelphia Eagles, Milwaukee man LCstified Tuesday McCarthy spoke during the fi " l SI46miliion that Philadelphia 76ClS star Charles day of testimony at the batLCry and :r~IL - IL - ATE II. Baltimore Orioles, Barkley punched him in Ihe disorderly condu ct lrial in SI40million forehead afIN he taunled the player Milwaukee County Circuit Court. BABY MOONS 12. Chicago White Sox, ata bar. Barkley faces a max imum $2.00 Cover S140 million James McCarthy, 26, said he saw sentence of nine months in jail $1.50 Jumbo Drafts 13. Chicago Bears, SI39 Barkley at Rosie's Waterworks at . nd/or a 51 0, 000 fin e for the million 2:30 am. Dec. 22 afler the 76ClS battery charge, and 90 days in jail Sunday - Thursday 14. San Francisco 49C1S, lost to the Milwaukee Bucks. For and/or a SI,OOO fine for disorderly 35ct D rafts 5134 million no partic"lar reason, he shouted: condUCL 15. SL Louis Cardinals, "Hey, Barkley. I hear you're the McCarthy LCstified that he was S132 million . $2.50 P itchers baddest ass in the NBA." 16. Chicago Cubs, 5132 McCarthy,' a student at the butnot dadmitledrunk at thehe hadtim ebeen of th toe figthreeil!, ~~~~~~~!~~~~!~~~~~~~~~~! million UniversiLy of Wisconsin or four bars that nighL He said he 17. 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