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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

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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.m,W~~r Plab thinks thai hi s success al the Track coach Bill Cornell is sprints. . The Salukis have a high jumper NCAAs, where he jumped 7' 8," exciled aboul Plab's chances 10 get A fifth place finish in Ihe I 10- following in Plab's shoes Ihat may Success al Ihe Olympic Trials and his curre!ii world standing of to Barcelona with th e Amcrican meter hurdles garnered Williams be looking 10 the Atlanla Olympics offers Darrin Plab and Ed Williams second in L~e high jump. does nol leam. All -American status. Williams' in 1996. an opportunity to travel abroad and assure him a spa! on Ihe Olympic uWe're elated with Damn:' said pt'rsonal best in the IIO-meter Marion na: ive Cameron Wright acqllltC precious medals. Team. Trdck Coach Bill Cornell. " Hi s hurdlp.s was 13.67 second •. fini s ~ed IOlh in Ihe NCAA high Plab, a two-time NCAA high " The ratings don ' l mean perform."ce in Auslin (NCAA 's) "U I gel off 10 a good stan over jump for the Salukis wi th a jump of jump champion from Mascoutah, anything," said Piau. ~ I jusl have gives US good expectations fo, the th&-first five hurdles. Ihen I Ihink 7- 1 1/2. and Williams. also an NCAA A11- 10 go out there and stay focu~ on trials." . I my c:: hances a re as good as Only the lOp eighl fin i he" American from University Park the trial" and do il." Will iams, an Olympic Tria" anybod) 's ," said William.. " My alta in AU-American status. but are primed for the Olympic :rrials Plot; said thai he will train hard qualifier in the 110- meter hurdles, last five hurdles arc my strongest. Wrigh! gained the hunor because JUlle 16 10 28 where they. hope 10 Ihi" week a nd Ihen lighlen hi· hopes to improve on his American Both Plab and Williams will be he was one of eight Americans make Ihe Ol ympic squad headed 10 workout seven days prior [ 0 the ranking of 21 sl in the evenl by competing June 26 in New competing in the event DaUy Egyptian June 17. 1992 Fresh Food Newswrap QjJaIityfruits & vegeta6Ce.s at tfte (owest prices world'

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

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__Echr.~~ 'You're Not GMnI Pay A lotI" ~ Er in canb scicna: when instruc­ RAMP WAS OISCIISSED and tors in Ill< depar.mern retired and no read oy the: BOT to make changes ooe was willing '0 fi ll Ill< positioos. and add iofomlll!ioo to Ill< plan on said Galen Pletcher. SlUE associate M.y29. provost. The last readinl!S of RAMP will ""When the oil businesses in Lhc ruJ.< place in July'Boo be sent '0Ill< area. especially in the southweSL lJI inais Board of Bighcr EducaJion declined suddenly. Ill< need for jobs for approvaL silid John C. G uyon. in genealogy dCl"rc ased also: ' SIUC 1""';dcnI . Pletcher said. ~rc ha. been " drop in demand RAMP CONSISTS OF bud"e. and intercsl in ~ludcn1 s for the pm­ percentages.. saJaJ)' incrca.;cx.. !o.'UppOn gr.ln1 : ' he sajd. ('O~' S and planning progrdm !ondale, rinses the soap of! his Saab. The car on ttr amount of O )()l ~ the Sl3lC' \l.11i of Gcogrnph) and Eanh SciCilCC '0 ·was washed l'uesday marning at the Pump ·House At..t omat on East Grand Avenue. gr.un. Depret,.; dcnt Bntd Cole said the :lev. d~ dline award lener will inform the s.udent of the "We can not overspend our allocation:' "caught Ul' off gu.:trd:' The IIUinols Swdent Assist.ance amount ofaid be or she is eligible to rcccive. 1 ill ~1muld appl y even if iheir btc fall. ~.. ~ ~ . ~ ~ far .... u~ IICbooJ SARis pa... Ill< deadl inc in order to be eligi­ If srodeOts receive IIhcir Student Aid year, Oemcot soiid. . The JlJn; in ~dffnr \\'1hich was b le for pell grams. wort study and """"" fed­ Rcpon. • sutDIIlOIYU jbec!oladleSlUdem,... ~:AC. funding also WH an by S5 million lIODOUDced Monday. came as a surprise 10 eral money. she said.

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CJosed out of dalles' Unable 10 fit an elective in your scbedu1e' The ,.. ., r J I--*c rr.r- offiu • VIricly of GE _ ~ courses that .., IIIow JOIIIO ...... for Dell year. St.-s iD ILr coursa; use • S1IIlIy pille iIIIIad of....., Iecmres. You wm:t at JOUr 0WIl pace _ fiDish Ibe aJIIDe. qDtiy • JOII.... Eadt CXJUDe emirs tiI1I SlUe resideaIiaI credit, _ JOII c::a IqiIIK ihttJuPoallbeamemr. Va mil Masu:ranf DOW~ . =:19112 _ Sum.,.. 1992 Offerings -East "-ian CMIiuIion Gee 213-3 Music Unders1andil1g Gee 100-3 Undarstanding tM Wutt- GEA 330-3 Moral Decision GEC 104-3 Daily Egyptian. The Sociological Pwspec:IiYe GEB 1()8.3 Elementary Logic GEC 208-3 ModemAn.-ica 1877-Pres. GEB 301 -3 -Hospit3lity'" Tourism fN 202-3 -Mealiog in lite \f"1SU81 Arts Gee 204-3' -Front OffICI! Management FN 372-3 tnltlh.tediate AIgIbnI GEO 107-3 -American \nOtan History HIST 366·3 Imro. American-GoY. '" .PotGEB 114-3' -Law of Journalism JRNL 442-3' -Politics of foreign Nc.tions GEB 250-3' Intro. to Public Admin. POLS 340-3' ~of TeCh . lnfo . ATS 416-3' ·Contem. IntergDv. Relat. POLS 413-3' Medical Tennino1ogy AHC 105-2 ·PoI. Svs. American Sutes POLS 414-3' -Survey of 20th Century Art AD 347·3 -Public Financial Admin. POtS 443-3' - Primary RiIiht-"Theory'"f' 200--3 • -Soviet Civilization RUSS 470-3 Advertising Deadline -Consumer P.robIiIms CEfM 340-3 - Technical Math TC 105(a,b)·2 olntro. to Bectronics ElT 100--3 - Applied Physics TC 107(a,t:)-2 YIedilesda')l,-Uy22, 1992, 2 pm. -Computer Sys. APpfic. aT 224·3 Intro. 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

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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.;ed. Bmlt glorioir gaJIR!. was utterly • Tv. SOt .... hood! or e .... shoes. • underg;aduate students. Said: "11= ~ books. al~ lying incidental.. k .."...di ollly 16 .... r-er...,. hcJme "'illl 10 pounds 011 the streel , [j]led wiIb bi!." of excuse for .,.. ID II'y ... destroy of Iimrn 6IIL WIut a downer. No glass and dirt. . somedIiog.lhat is good so ..:an wonder -":'. so !!Iud! despair m, THE UNTVERSITY MUST contin.lle its efforts to '"Some of them were art books I manifest die fitrt that thcy1mve encourage minority students to enroll in graduate programs; !foe " ...." IY- which provide education that will permit them to l\CC('.5S bett-er jobs and better cppornlOities. Letters to the Editor SIUC HAS WON A BATTLE in the <:Iifficult war of affirmative a..:tion, and its effort must be praised. But the applause eat:nI:d is applause with one band. . S~dent: Death penalty, not heIpfuJ or moral The ineq ual ities existing at levels other th an I was concerned 10 ""'"' Wl the by a £lltre or an io1ividual citiz.cn. victim is ""to I J times """"" likdy lwderg.raduate enrollment need to be addre sed and stale of L1linois has the death l'he-death pen3f1y does Dot act as than a white dd'endant In t:ea:ivC' corrected. . penalty. l. and other membet:s of a dererrent against homicide. either the death pmaky. BritiSh univer.;ily amneslY groups. for lite emotional hot blooded acl l am particularly eon<:emed. by are against capitaJ puni~hmenl.. or [or the calculaled cold blooded the execuriou of juvellucs. as this is _ Itona (I iell:.., both because we think it is morally mtmle!: banned under the Unilctl Nation wrong and also because we do nor T'ere Is , Iways the significant bloornational COt1veruion of Civil feci th:t.l j l is ether a helpful or a chauce lItal you ha.ve kiJ led an and P litical Rights. This w~s ..=:,~~~==:-,.:';==:: constructive way lO respond 10 any innocent man or woman. signed by the U. S .• but £\ever Daily Egyptia'1Boord. l..eIIen to \he __' ''' _ cin>dlyto \he-.,.;;,j page ed1'... Roam crime. however \ io lenr or 11 i~ a lot more Jifficultv to ratilied. 1247, Communlcalforl8 Sulkfing ~ Letters shoutd be typewri -d double I'l'ruJsin~. e\!Jrci~-c ',' meane from OJ ~a\'c I (ear Iha1.l0U are appma.".i\ing a sp.~ All leiters ..., s..bject to oditing and will be limited to 300 """" !.A!IIoI3 If il J .. \\tJJTIg Ctlr (ll"'-" Indi ict MI than it t

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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:JC0\~ 549-3202 ~o.and CIfU IJ1IUCN ln.m ml= m n'lUft' mfol' rn:mm. call In.: ReantWWl Ccnrr .~)b.:-5JJ recruitcn; in southern Illinois also g.ram al~ help' qudc: nb. wllh m Oil· are focusin!! more on minorit"io. \'aliOf1!lI and C'dJ"l!Cr concern ,. In IOC Ovcrthc "S ummcr~IUC will have ... uml1lcr !'l> cssio n. students have ("AI ....:fIt. 'UAR POLK'\" - T he dudlint' rlN' CIokndar itmn; is ntI(M! I"v daI~ Jw:f_ publi­ program.,. for ;Ipproximately 250 cla'Oscs two days per week .a nd li.s· ....:ion. 1'hr item IIhuukI tit' rYIW"''riUtn a MI ma8 minority students. Bryson said . tcn to ,-pcaJ...c.~" tal)..ing about their Fresh Food'" 1ftducko11me.clate.pa.a-and~ .. (t( .liII't'\mt Project Upward Bound help< = 1 career!' nnd 'ucl'c!'~. ,m I t"~ IUfnwn(tht ~.!iUbminiM 1M ftt''''_ QuaIityfruits & vrge ta6fes hems lIItnukt ~ ddh~ III' m.H~ 10 ttlC' IJ.H~ high school 'iwdc.nts develop lhe TIle Can."cr Prrpar.IIIC'Ill'mgr..lnl t',.typtbtn ~1InIOO'L Cumnwn ication-~ IWiktift#. ... k.ilt .... md motivation the\ neaJ for I, funded ~) th~ lIiillOl' BmmJ 01 I.-' .1.17. n ilma ...· ru Ilt' puhfNlcod""tt. at tnc lowest prices pru.1-secondary tr.lining. ~This pro· I li ~hc-r Educ uion and '1"lOIN"'rt"J h~ Ject ~e f"\ c!o> area hig h school)o,. slue m oopcr..ItIClIl ". llh John A. Green Cabbage .... , ...... 4 !b.l'1.00 be Logan and Sha \\ nc..~ College,. Studen ... in Ihi !-. progrdm must Bananas ...... 3 Ib.l'1.00 REPUBUCAN, potential fir~ t - ge n e ra ti o n colkg. c." 111e FutuJ"C Scholar. PrOfI";lnl 1:0. ... lUden .... or 10¥.-II1C"Olllr o;tudcnt~. dC\ll!ocd for hi!!h "'Chool nUl1orit\ Red Grapefruit ...... 41' 1.00 l~ from page 1 according 10 n pres..... relea.coe. ' tll clC nt~ \\ho plin to allend college. California Oranges ...... 101'1.00 document.·· he said. The project C"Ci IUUCb alurday Fony studcnt:o. arl' l h ChCI1 to panic­ 3 lb. bag ~ellow Onions ...... 89e/bag fl \ T he Rcpubljcan spokewolll3n work o; hop ~ during the acadcrr.lc ipmc in the fou r wccJ... program in loaho Baking Potatoes ...... 2ge11b 'hi ' year and a SI X-wceJ... progr.:IOl in the Julv. TIlc.rc i:. an .Id\uoccd and an ~jd the DelllOCr.Jts are proposing Ao.J .....do _ra _ · . cub to much-needed services. summer. intcrr.lc.dialc.' gli"UI). During lhe !!>Cs· Sale Effective lhru June 20, 1992 I ""The House Democrah are During the wo rk ~h ops the SLU ­ :. ion the !'tudents :o. lUdy college Ho urs : Mon. - Fri. 9:30 - 6:00 Sat. 9:00 - 5:00 '/ making drastic CUts .to necessary dcol"l are g~v:n lessons in English. courses and interact wi th their t OO E Walnul (Intersection of E. t3 & Railroad) 529-2534 / / mathe.ma·tics, ~eie.nce and study peers. !<.crvices such as fosler ca~ and .. SUIte troopers.- She said. ''Wc're skill ~ They anend special events Bryson said an e mphas is on O Jooli ng more at cuning non~ssen­ and participate in career. personal minorities will continue to be a pan Lial services.- and social development acLivities. of SIUC"s future plan •. Some of tthe outs 4n DOrH:ssen­ A counselor visits the panicipaling "'We will continue to be allrnctiv.: tiaJ ser-viocsindude'a $ 1.5 milhun 1ichoo1' to provide both ilcademic 10 minority students," BJ)'soo said. reduc tion in the Gene ral and personal counseling and to Gary Dangerfield. a senior in A1iscmbly '~ 'budget..a £75.000 cut monitor the £ uden:s progress. radio-television from Chicago. said in House legislative leadership and The summer sess'ion is al lhe SI C is probably one of l;C best staff .and die climinatioo Of die SfUC~E.m_mt!:<­ f-=ilities he lias ..uended. Board ofRegents au:! the Bo;ud eT awareness meetings. 1be dent. ID attend SIlJC. he does .nol expeCl me presi­ evenings are devoted to study fune. "'It's a prt>blem for black "udcnlS dentiAl ell:<"..ti on to be dedded 1be and evening acti \rt­ ~-h~ live in Carbondale:' she said. in tJhe Hotl.c of memoon ties "'" supervised by college stu­ referring 10 the fimlOcial burden of Revr-csen U1.I ve s. i dents. Social enrichment act:iviu c.c. l'tiending college. JJIl 25 i lOlleiT"view .a · mi'nute are also planned. The figuJ"Cs on African-American v..-ith ..a CNN oorr~""'PODdenl a.l This program i, funded by ,he' . enrollment are pan of a study pub­ the White House Mon day, " S. Dcpanmcnt of Education. lished by Black Issues in Higher relaxed Bus h fielded m"inly JIhe Soulhem J!!inois Regional Education ranking all lhe predomi­ foreign policy question and a Career Preparac ol1 Program is nately white .;;choob. for the number 'mlalte rin t]. of o lhen. o n poli­ ano the r me thod fo r recruiting of dell""" recc,vcd by blacks in the tic ~ . African-American students. This 1988·89 school ) ear. f ' Baskingi).RObbinS. The formal appo!.ared to bc program is for :.ixth through ninth The top ra nked colleges were the fureru nner o f morc graders who arc selected on the ihe niversity of Maryl.llnd at appearances by Bush on tele­ basis of the their grnde.... inlerests College Park. with 286 degrees. '; \ Ion and call-ill s ho ws and potential. Rutgen. Ul'i\'ersity. with 255, WhCiC his -opponents, MoothJy Saturday seminaJ5 dur­ and Temple Univers ily. wi th Democrat BiU Clinton and ing the academic year and a four­ 254. Father's.P-aY Cakes like ly independent candidate week p rogram are g'iven in the The Universit y of I lIln o is ~ Ross Pe-roL have be:e.n domi­ summer. During'tbese seminars', Urba na was Tanked 22nd w ith # ~. n 31 in g the SC'.roen.. students are gi ven instruction in 146 -degree'S... OTlh.wcsle m Questicmed about Perot.nd critical thinlcinll ski!ls. computer \.Iniversity was 371h with 120.and whether tbe was .br.aC«fd f or a S" with 106 degrees. would rclRin from comment­ ing O"n t:be Texu bU]jonair-e untiJ af1tu .t.b..e Rcp.u Hca.n at,ional Convention in .mid­ ,Baia a,s:JII!I~ que stions abauI August. DeclarilDg he would have Nxon; deaIdedd W I :9' 7 sc:aldal ' -IPlenty of .time ltD t;peCulale WA SHlNG110N (UP D ~ Sell . Ho w.aTd Baker. -a political on .. "'" ru-• .,.y race. " Bu ,It l'TOJlcay from \tbe hills of .[Ural Tennessee, drawJed ,the central sa;d. " 1 «1011'1 \ihln1< liC" joing lquestion lth·at ."had 10 k 8.DS" Nc:red in Lbe geneTatAon-old Watergate 1 to "lile lHone. ' scandal. !I"~ere .... l!eeD m uch Iheo­ -'Weat ilia the ,presideDt know ••n d when did he know it? " r;[ongsince tb e advent of the Baker. a R"1'ublican. insistently asked. probable Perot c3ndi ibtcy that In the cnd. lbe answer was that President R~ch ard .Ni.xon knt' W none o f the c andid.ales in 8 evcqth;llg about the 'scandal that S"n. Sam ElVin, D-.I'! .C., called three-m an .comeS! may get tbe the grealeSi jn ihe history of the ,nalion 270 E lectoral CoIJe,ge v o~es ¥od,it.sjXlOSibiellhat Nixon coold have sIippcd.away. "'" leastodclayed nweiSS,..Y 10' win ~il his personal .dcmuction, had ;t _ been for ,the Senate Watergate November. Committee and j(S chief coconsel . Sam Dash. June 17. 1m 17-year-01d blamed for six fires in Manhattan 12 fires started at hotels over 11 days; officiais investigate· possDIity boy connected to other fires

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 saying !bat tbr. in".'eSIigatioo is as earlier. pleadiDg gui\ly III a k:sser at ...... 1~ load lOIIIIS """" 0IXIIpied aclivr. as ever." Diatins said. charge. Brown said. "1lII:Ie is ..... iIIIiWiIIII .. ",,!he liD. iltl!oe firsfi:w ~ balllEliIsl Two o f lb. fires - at lbe Because of Domford's age. b.is IbeIe, M Slid Boodii.. He lIIIIcd ...... ,. DiIItiI& -=ed a fRs ...... ia ..x:apied or Riverview and lbe New York ooun nxooIs were ""*d 01 JIIOIe Dunford still coakI fie IiIIIIzd 10 ;,;.- raa- b<%- of- file -' puIiEe .u;.y-. Perot to testify before Senate Parents sue Rorida school Airlnewa.1s for giving pregnancy test following November election 10 prices DALLAS (UP/) - Likely commiuee had made information raise IKI.l.YWOOD, FIa. (UP!) - A she is au unpaid VOlWlll:e<, the presidential candidaI<' Ross Perot. available ro l'mll at his request and by10~"1f Iawycr roo-!be family of a l~­ scfIool distric t sbolrld be beld who has waged a vigorous had changed the dates of bis I okI' girl fD.: IIOIia: 'ed. Brigs. of pnsoners of war and Americans information from the Whim House,. dom~ f1iPts' "" 10 bit of a pot belly» and was has IIOC. d'car ~ IIIOIbor saiL in~ E. lames DardIeen said AJTairs. vererans organizations and privare olbas ",ocld rono. TIle cllild i:rcitial1y did 1101 p-eviousIy. But in a letter 10 panel Olair-nan indi-:"'ta/s and officials of foreign NonItweseS'okaf Wld=di wit)" lb. school Ben did DOl indi.:ate what relid John F. Karl . D·Mass .• wt:icil was including the Soviet " This fare- iIIcrease wi/I> voIune:er lOlled ha: III winaIc iii a lbe family would seek in L~e made public Tuesday by Perol's t:menlS, help return some!i2liboality cup, benn'Jlbersaid. lawsuit Pelition Commiuec. the Te,;as "I find il difficult 10 un of war might have been whid13dulrs ~ a· election. held in Soviet labor camps during child co<~tl fly fmc:. "The polilically charged the V'1CIIIam War. aunosphere thal exists at tbe Ycltsin made the statemenl prcscm time makes it impcssibl: during his meeting with Presi. _ Kerry poialed ... IIIat die .~;;';'__.=';"';;=_=';;'~=;;'; 5 ...... -' ~. TeJCaS'" ...... --..,. c...... ~ ...... to_ ...... ___ 130.. _ ac...6lo. ao.. RId UmlY AticIWt banarbae ..., • .• 11 ...lllrf7 •• COLLEGE lTIu"'lOtC, Tea. (UP!) - Go.. .u. ticMr:!. TIICSdIy ...... ,. ,.... ala tr2p liioe "'"'-a.-... AllS'lin to\ ..... A6:icaW:d honey bee ___ in~_ TIle $182,000 ~ p8I illS - will be .sed by r.k Texas ~ AgricukuoJ Experi_ StatioD .....,24.25 ....." 31 • Aug. 1 :u1d lb.e Tn.u Asnarltual ExlCllSion Service, bodI of wIIiic:Ii h:JYe led the !!:lIe'S ~Y1 agaiDsr. the inSCCl3. June 17. 1992 . DaiJy £gyptian Author's eyes were opened Biography of Princess Di to racism in time on campus being defended by wr~ter LONDO (UPI ) - The By Ronn Byrd World" about nuclear holocaust. fro m Chicago State University with a uthor o f a co nt ro~c r sial "One of 'he reasons Entertainment Wrner when I was 15 and that was the first a bachelor 's degree in hi story. biography on the princess of one I wrote," Whiteburst now Yo arks at South Waies whi ch reached London why people are so A fonner SIUC . tudent whose Whitehurst said he saved the Suhurban as a transitional advisor bookstores Tuesday defended book was recently nominated for a poems over the years until he for Student Support Services. his allegations that she had astounded by this prestigious award said the lime he decided on the book's concept in "Words From an Unchained made suici de attempts. a"d book .. . is because spent at the university opened his 1990. Mind " ltaS been selling well . and in said that by disclosing details eyes to "",ism. a was called in ,release ';.s Kroch's and Bren tano's book stores of her life he wa< helping to it is the truth" "I had more thall my share of prnctical as a telephone directory." in Chicago has r.ompletely sold ouL bring about ch- nges in the enCO Unlp. rs with racism down '1 think it is," Whitehurst said. At a recent book s igning at monarc hy that were - Andrew Morton there," said author Steven "Anybody can use it, whether you Whitehurst's college, 32 copies r'somewhat overdue ... Whitehurst. " It added fuel to the have a problem that the book were sold in two hours. Ano(cw MOrlon alleges in royal family had asked him to ftre for my feelings. It gave lOe relates to or vou are a student and "I had to do a whole h::ll of a lot his book that Princess Diana reveal th e truth about the life _ s us tenance and helped my need inform::tion, there's a section of researcb," Whitehurst said . was unhappy in her marriage to of Princess Diana. viewpoints on things." that can help you." " Because t~ ,rton said Princess Diana 's Nith various chapLers being sensitive individual who is trying to McClain said she fe:t the oositi ve At the center of the furor is a tears last week were a response supported by directories of related geL a message out to benefit message was the most im'J,! '>rLant claim that th e prir.cess lhrew LO the " o utpouring of progressive organizations ... society. " aspect of the book. herself down a n' ght of stairs support" from the public, not "It contains a lot of poetry," Whitehurst grew up in Harvey "Someone who is readinr it will at Sandringham while pregnant to his book. Whitehurst said. 'There are about and studied briefl y at SlUe in 1984 see thal it has a historical sourcc of with Prince Harry. "YOI: can ' t say that on the 30 (poems) in the book, along with a nd 1986 . He graduated from in formatio n." she said. Monon said he was at first one hand she's helped by the social commentary and analysis. 1 South Suburban College wi th high "Everything suggests hope that " totall y disbelieving" about book. and then on Lh e f wrote the first poem, "'End of the honors, and graduated cum laude society will corne together." the story. but "time and again 1 hand bla me me (01 (! w ~ nt back to sources both consequences of the book. he named and unnamed, and the said . Abortion-rights activists link anns answer kept coming back, "the " I for one ~o n ' t want to see Princess of Wales." the royal family lose this vcry to ban anti-abortionists from clinic l Mo rton said rri ends of lhe precious jewel in aur crown ... M ILWAU KEE (UP I) to the door. officers let some protesters get to Abonio" nghts supporters linked Police picked them up by their the door. anns and fonned a human chain arms and legs and carried them to But she said she was pleased around an abortion clirtic Tuesday a police van so they cou,,: be that her group was abl e to rally rF***OR1£NTAZ ~ ** ~ i but were unable to keep some taken to iIle armory. 1,000 people to guard tl.e doors at anti-abortion proLe sters from Protesters waiting to be hauled three clinies Tuesday. crawling to the facility and to the armory were siuing and " The pro-<:hoicc community in blocking the door in violation of a lying on the clinic driveway. Milwaukee 3JTlazes me," she said . i ~ ~~ They were tied at their h. nds Milwaukee County Circuit /:/ZQP.J., court order. Thiny-two adults were arrested and fr:et and some read Bibles. Judge Jeffrey Wagner late ! t'l::unc:P Specials $3_99 * , (serve 11'4 p.m.) ' for disorderly COl ;duct and All but three of those arrested Monday nig ht issued an * . . Z &l.! nCliJde~ ,!r~ rice, egg rOll, and soup) trespassing and 2& j~veniles age 9 were from Wisconsin. injunction sought by the ••.u e and * * tn 17 were arrested for disorderly city against th e Mi ssionaries, : ~ J O 1 Pineapple chicken! beelJ por1iting the hOUCSl uo'"" """",. "Hammer is a supcr·Staf in the The Grandst:JO d, where entertainment business and the shows are stagf.:d, seaLS I addition of his dynamic an ci spcct:i.iOrS with a staMlln2-room -1 energetic talenlS to the Grandstand only section ,n front of the shows truly will give Ul inoisians people who buy their tickets at the best schedule of entcnainmem fair grounds on the da y of the of any Stale Fair in the na Li on," ConcerL Edgar said in a SlatemenL "The Standing sealS are actually Olher acts slated for the fair better because you gel a beUer view incl ude: Color Me Badd (Auf. 14). of the stage, howev... those tickets Tesla with gucst Firehouse (A ug. go very fast because they are sold 15). Alan Jackson (Aug. 17), The the same day ~~ the show." Beach Boys (A ug. 18), Oim Black Khayyat said. (Aug. 19), The B·52·s with guest Although the fair laslS Aug. 13 . Violem Femmes (Aug. 21 ). and 23 . the fitS! day. along with ,A ug. Travis Triu will be featured along 16. have becn '"" aside for with Tanya Tucker (Aug. 22). events like the Truck and ! AM Productions is co­ Pull and Th e Drum and Bugle p,oduci ng the Aug. 20 State Fair Corps contes!. Concen and belr.oo lineup the acts Tickets for all concerlS go on dill! play the fair. sale 10 a.m. on July 8. at tt , Joe KhayyaL spokesman for the Grandstand Ticket Office and fai r. said having the help of JAM Ticketmaslcr outlets. has al leviated a 101 of the burden on infurmation call the Illinois him. Fairm cketmaster telephone line "Not only IS it a relief because 1-80Q.6S94242. Children spend rrlore time. with mom than dad-survey PITTSBURGH (UP!) - Sunday said mom is the one who usually may be Father's Day. but children takes them to places they need to say their mothers are the person go. like school or to th e doc lOr. who most often does things wi th Another 43 percent said mom takes them , a survey released Tuesday them where they want to go. like to L-_____~ _ _'_'_ ____~~_'_'______"_ __ __''_'_ ___ ~ _ _'______' indicated. the mall. The proponion of ki ds givi ng Only about one in 10 kids said First ladies make PImE moms c :'" cdil ou tnumbers those dad most often drives them, UJl'lCIt DELIVERY crediting dads by very large whether it be topla= they need or lunch for hungry ... p margin s. The Heinz Kids Speak want to be taken. 10:30 (UP!) - Wh~e OUl ! Survey said. Th is is due likely, in part. to WASIllNGTON · ) : 30 The study was pan of Heinz's fathers wad< boor.; coollicting with their husbands agreed to a ~j slC";C two-year television public affairs their children's schedules. whil e arms- reduction pact, Barbara Bush MON -SAT campaign "F:unil y Works! " more women work pan-tim e and and Naina YeJlSin slipped OIl p1asLic' JO:OO - 9:00 UOSEDSUN MOlhcrhocxl ccntinucs to !l".quirc are better able to accommodate glov.s Tuesday and made bologna bein g a " jae k·of-all -trades,'· th e u:ansportation needs of their kids. and cbeese sandwiches for SOme of survey said. Dads could probably help out the city's homeless. All Subs served w/t.., ch!;ls and Kosher pldde spQr on your chOlctJ of a frftSh Despite the greater number of morc with dr~vin g on the The first ladies did their good l>iked FfSncll or whole _troll w1th yoord>O/aloflPmlSlJ, women wi th ful!,time jobs. mOS t weekends. But even for weekend deed. betarc a bevy of reponcrs. al 1'1"'==== Lottuctl ToiNtD Onion Sprouts CUCUmber ====if women seem to be full -lime aclivilies. s uch as re ligious Manha's Table. a non-profit soup Hellman< t,tayonnolsa Mustard OIl .ru!Vlnl(llr parcms. while most men still seem serv ices. four times as many kitchen and children's center. #1 Little Italy $4.29 #7 Yellow Sub $5 .09 to be pan-t imers, th e survey children s urveyed said mom " It's a great privilege to serve R&"pro/~njon""esalam l. capacolabakedHam ~C'nofARWlRoll PrrNoIOne &AgeO",!... wtss . with you," Mrs. YellSin. speaking .u #8 C'I ~ 69 mdi caled. usUally accompanies lhcm. through an interpreter, told Olivia #2 Philadelphian $3.69 FfSSI SIIc8d TlJrlteyBrea st LeanROl/St Mothers are by far the pri mary Mo ms also serve as principal Ivy. director of the II -year-old 'f,:-tt::5IJavea RoartBBef . :r8fgN~g't?r/""' I<>IOne $ ~. 29 la>' 1 drivers. tca chers and tear-her. Alm os~ four times as many n)jm~dors for children, although kids said mom helps them with facililY· :;/(!,a~':~~rul?' . ",1<1 Swiss $3 .19 '{p~':= Ham. Tu r1werful armed forces. SPONSORED BY SPC.. THE n : UDENT CENTER.''' 'fin CARBONDALE PARI( DtSTRt Poge 10 DauyEgyprian June 17. 1992 Senate« vote fails to stop .Republican filibuster

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