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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 February 1981 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Constituencies urgevoteon 'Daily 13gyptian . Southern Dlinois University athletics fees Wednesday, Fef:Jruary 11, 1981~Vol. 65, No. 95 By Randy RopUI st., allowedbtotdeci'de the following ~ SBy!I. • . J.a WatsGa. senl.. in Mtal hygleae. eumiaes a &be dlJde offers tee6&. c t _--'- trI"-_t year weerh i t s h ol1.id be a 'I thhll: it is important to IH eI dental X.... y. at &be School eI T .. --....g. .. - permanent fee. have a WelJ-balaneed~rts C ' Deetal H .... eelUlIQI eounwllng aDd a saviee to refer patieab 10 Four of the evalutioos-tbose prop: ... .& I do not .. the areen Y.. ~ Clinic. Besidf!S X-rays. speeialis&s. by West, the GSC, the USO and three .Im, .....L the Faculty Senate-favor iDter::if: i~e aa:~::t~ . . student referendums to progn.m" C . his R k R I 'lJ S k ~.::::":th== ~~!{':~On" y:::::~__ OC~:. 0 e In enate ta eover· -~1EE::'~~~sf!~t~:~MmaYliiiriTli~nip· ;~;;··p·~'-"ogrJ;'IDS phatic of tbe 8:'oups {ll its reaction ~, the Pl'~t of See FEF.s page IS SPRINGF'C'LD (AP) .... Senate president- was made beld a :'28 margin. Legislative • .-ntm~ toward possible Monday by the But the four Democratic Gov. James R. Thompson for Democratic-controlled state justices agreed MflGday with Sinton COndeJl1DS his rote in the Illinoia So.'II8re's Supreme Court. Ttte oW rulint the Democrats' arguments that power struggle likely means aJoog party lines overturned the Tbompson's ruling and tougb sledding for the GOP 1bompson-led GOP takeover of Shapiro's election wer~ governor's programs, the Senate Jan. 15. "clearly illegal." Democratic Senate Leader educati£ln cutbacks Philip .J. Rock. predicted The court ordered 1bompsoa Tbat coup enabled out toCGOVeDe the Senate agaiD and post-secondary education. Tuesday. nwnbered Repubbcan aeoat:n By Mike ADtoa Rock, an Oa\ Park start over with a president's St.aff Writer made the comments, aloog with to take advantage of two elec:tim. Tboolpsoo. Rock and Rep. Paul Peyser, D-Npw York. Democrat, is expt!Cted to Democatie absences and elect become Senate president after Shapiro are set to meet Wed U.S. Rep. Paul Simon said • subulmmittee member. at a Se '. David C; Shapiro, R nesday to decide wbeD to bold Tuesday that cutbacks in press conference in winning the biuuTe feud over Al..aoy. as SerIate president. control of the Senate. He said that election. federal grant and loan Washington. Rock said he would prefer "to programs by the Reagan ad Thompson could expect greater Thompson. y/bo must freside difficulty getting the General over a new &":08te u.,til i elects do it as quickly as possible:' ministration would bave a 'Simon said cuts in the Basic perhaps oext Tuesday. Ilul be EducaCooal Opportunity Grant Assembly to endorse his a president. l'Uled Jan. 15 that "severe impact" on colleges Shapiro could ~ elected by less said tbe decision wben to and students nationwide, and as being considered by the ad programs. especially spending plans. than th~ traditi"nal SO-vote convene ~ Senate for the vote ministration woold lower u-e depeDds on scheduJes of all 59 ~::I~iid~ students maximum BFOG award to Rock's expected l'H!lection to majo~ity. With t-.,o of the 30 =3 :: DetwJCl"8ts 'j"ia:hg. the GOP senators. Simon, Democra tic $1,260 a ~, down [rom $1,512. a second two-)'ear term as tepresentative for the lllinois He said tl-II. cuts in BEOG 24th District, also said that funding. along witb the support for a tuition tall credit speculated elimination of all Storm hits Carbondale, Midwest p!an for parents of stude!lts who interest subsidies on the attend private !Uld parochial Guaranteed Student Loan B, the An«mted Press c:entra~ areas were forecasL driver was ticketed. King said. sdIools-a plan supported by Program, would cause a The storm forced scattered State and local roads Education Secretary Terrel H. significant drop in college The worst winter storm of the 8&"...01 c:losings. canceUntiona throughout the state were Bell-represents a enroUmeut nationwide. season swept intn Uli&ois 00 ~ delays of nights at airports reportal slip~ and snow philosophical change in Tuesday, lashing ,be nOliiIii:clt across tbe state and made covered ,n S{JOts. education and is "a poor e.m "What you would end up with and central partIt ,If the state driving treacherous, b18rling "We tuen't been able to stitute" that "helps those ID08t Is roughly 2.5 million students with heavy snow a~. gusting rush boor traffic througb~"'t keep truce of all the fender t who need it ieast." who are now receivin~ some winds. Southern Illinois. which lliinois. bet:de!'s the snow bas c:auaed.. Simon, cbairman of tbe form of aid, wbo "Guld be is oot in the direct path of the Numerous traffic .ccidE>nta said Douglas P. Eneix, a congJ'"'SSional subcommittee on d","ied tbat," Simon said. stor.ll. is expected to receive were blamed on the ~thtor displitcher for the Du Page "Probably a good deal of them from one to three inches of snow including one involving a sc:t;d County sheriff's office. gus wouldn't be able to continue accumulation by Wednesday busand a snowplow truck in the In Cbicago. the police their college education or even morning. while temperatw"es village of Elwood soutb of department instituted its get into college io the first are expected to drep into the Joliet. emergency b-affie plan, c:alIing 'Bode place. That's not where we low- to mid·teeDS. Elwood Police Chief Walter for aU drivers involved in minor should be going in education." Near-bliuard conditions B. King said the bus cal'l')~ 50 accidents to drive to the nearest were forecast Tuesday night in students to Joliet Ealit Hlgb police statioR to re901 t them Lower enrollment, added to some northern sections as Schocol skidded at an in- instead of lADDmODing polke to an already expected 2S perc:eut tempera11U"eS were expected to tersection and collided with tb(o the scene of tbe accident. A drop in enrollment over the next plwnmet l$ around zero while plow. Three students suffes-ed parking ban was also iD effect - to years, would mean ....tere winds gusted up to 40 mph. . minor injuries and were treated on arterial streets in the city. Gus says wfda ROom. it's lIill 01 financial pr~lems for colleges Accumulations of up to a foot at St Josepb Koapital in Joliet _. ball a dOZfll of the oCher- that .would In tur~ lower the in the Chicago metropolitan and released. . Meigs Field on Chicago's nH some BEOG., gala some qu.allty of educ::atlon, SimoD area and from (our to ,,;even Tbe two vebicles received lakefront C'a.nccilled aU arrivals JJembs. S81d. inches in the northeru and only minor damage and neitbl!r because r.rl low cloud cover FarlDers' de:man.ds for union News Roundup~- Ii~rl prikJ,j/>t JIlJs to !,..,edom rejected by Poland highconril DUBAI, United Arab Emirat.~ .'AP) - Am~rican free-lance joumali.'1t Cynthia Dwyer. imprIsoned for n'ne months and WARSAW, Poland (AP) - designated to rep1aee Premier southeastern city and then convicted of espionage and ordered deported from Iran. Poland's highest court rejected ·;ozef Pinkowski at a party hl'adquarters of Rural !lrrived in Dubai on an Iranian plane Tuesd~y. . private farmers' demands for Central Committee meeting SOC.tJaIity, had· no immediate Met by U.S. Embassyofficials she was whIsked away 10 a an independent union Tuesday Monday night. It was tOO fifth eonb"lent on the Supreme Court poli~ car without lalking to reportenr. and recOnunende'i they fonll.tD l~ent shakeup sli'lce ruling. The gru'Jp had association instead. Pl)lisb threatened a food t;oycott if Stud,-: Nuclear plctnt info with.lreld newspapers reported without Jaruzelski, a 57-year-old four· their demand for registration of .I comment the government star general, has a reputation an independent fanners' union sbakeup naming Defense as an effectiv'J commander and fail\~. WASHINGTON (AP) - Operators of the Three Mile Island Minister Wojciecb JaruzeIsld, is widely believed to h3ve nudear plant in Pennsylvania withheld initial information an ..-my general COIISidered a counsel,'CI against a use of force Poland's 3.5 million private (rum the government on tt!:"> true severity of the March 1979 modenlte, 88 Polish premier. to end last summer's nation farmers own 7S percent of the accident there. House investigators claimed Tu\.'sdav. 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UNIYEUn'Y (~ the lsIancl) ~...... u .. ~ ...... ~ sweetheart photos Feb. 1 i~~~14 t"h()toara-n",~ on duty ! Wed., & Fri. 1:004:ro. 5:00-8:00 Sat., 10:00-12:00, 1:00-4:00. t 5:00-8:00 I ...... t~.. ..., ~•• ' ",... :'., ~.,.-... -.,: ,1 r, ~ • > [ ~ PafJt" %. DaJy Egyptian. F~.Jllry 11, 19111 r Board of Trustees to discuss CHINESE SWEET & $CUR MUSHROOMS 0I'nc. athletics, tuition. hike reports with almond cookies 8y Randy RagusId March meeting, provided &&aff Wri&er :!i:::n:~ r::e :!~, ~"'hompson proposes his &cal $2.39 tuition c:ou1d be increased even 1982 budget by then. this ...... Notice 01 a proposed tuition more if Gov. James R. The board wiD probably vote at ...... , increase for the sm system aDd Thompson provide. higher to delay submission of an in Murda'. b~. lI.·nch. Dil'llWl' postponement of the submission education with significantly tercollegiate athletics report eo: a report on SIU-C in less than the $84.1 :llillion which is already two months tercollegiate athletics are requested by the IBIiE for I~~ tnan originally ex,oected. scheduled for the Board of public Wliversities next year. ConSideration of tbe •• ..oort Trwrtees meeting Thursday in Although the proposed tuition would be delayed until- tbe Edwardsville. increa'M! will be presented to the board's Marcb meeting. The IIlinoU Board of Higher board Tbursday, the board will The report, completed in Education bas recommended a not vote on tilt' increase Wltil its De<-ember by the president's lo-percent tuition increaae for March meeting. commisssion nn intercotiegiate all state schools, which would The exact amount of tbe athletics, i. expe:.'ted to be generate $10.2 million pro IOI'Ied tuition increase bas delayed to allow l'resident statewide. not ~ been determined. But Albert Somit and campus The recommended increase t!:r board expects to arrive at constituency groups time to would raise tuition at sm-c to an exact fi~ure before tbe evaluate it. F -Senate blasts research contrbls By Bill TarIey acting 'iice president for students, summer IIHdon &&aff Wrker acadfo-~ affairs a·Dd research. :nonies, any salary inertase told the ..~te thnt budgetary money the state might give and The Faculty Sen"'e voted constraints betwee1' 19'14 to una the fallout fund. Guyon said . Tuesday to .-end a letter fOI:ced tbe adoption of the fallout was too unstable a Old strongly opposing /\-21, a cir pr'\"ftnt 4~ month sabbatical source to rely 00. cular issued by tbe federal leave policy. He suggested to Office of Management and the senate !hat to find the Marvin Kleinau. senate 20ct: $tyla Budget ordering stricter ac $175,000 to fund sil( montb . president, 'IBid after tbe counting of federal researcb sabbaticals faculty want from meeting that there was fallout money, to the OMB and to local either funds from existing mooey every year and it was personncl liD(S. reserve lines enough to fund the longer ~:-tfon, John Guyon. usually saved for graduate sabbaticals. Arena Promotions Presents PENNY PITCHERS 1_ ...· C;~t~&W~~ Nigh~ J!iues. Just come In r1,'1 and cmkr a ...... or .' ...... pm. &. for just. \1!'':l!'JI~. lousY penny more. I'll throw in a pitcher of pop orMICHILOL . COMPARE THE FACTS: * Juat; order ...Mllum 01' ...... (not a gimt or large) * 14 Pitcher of MICBELOB-not just any be~r. . .. • Almost a pound of mouarella cheese on our large pin8- ...... •. :;; .. t...··•.. * Green Peppers and onions are no .' ~.·.... ,.,. additional charge. ~-- .' \ ..... * Salad bar··Ml You Can Eat .... for $1.50 (If ordered with a pizza. .All You Can Eat for only$1.19) * Everyday low price of 50. . Michelob Drafts, and $1.00 Pitchers JIMMY BUFFETT All Day and Night * Our Large Combo (five pounda) OZZI17ZZ?~Z21712~ wiU feed from 4 to 6 people for just $9.50! Cnmpare and SAVE! (offer good through Feb. 11. 1981) Wednesday, March 4 8:00 p.m. Do ItI TICKETS ~tOW ON SALE GO~a. ·AI~ Seats Reserved ~ $7 and $9 . ~ 1010 E. Walnut Carbondale 529-3881 VAG HAtS mu AYAV..AILI 8m Arena CAlL FOR RESERVAnONS . 453-5341 ., 1--CEditorial--. Athletics: fee. incredse 1 is due for retireme~t WIlEN mE COMMISSION on Intercoll~ate A~~_ nceaUy completed an extensive ~ on the type of aUOOUcs ...... SIU-C should pursue in the 198O'a, a single sen~ stood aut: ,-"_.. te ."., University must limit itself to an in~ '"_ atbIetics program wbidl it can afford." 'lbat is a powerful statement., so obvious, so !ie1f~t, that it almost·seems lucridious to bavt· inc-Iuded it in the tOr.- words needed to'be said and .~~ need to be said ..,.,~ W'deII people refuse to face reality, it i.q tirne to restate u., obriaus. Repeat., sru-c is Hving far beyond its means :-v~ It eomes to men's and women's athletics. ~~t, the Umverslty must limit itself to an athletics program .t and the students (WI·afford ...... I And students cannot arrdrd (atld:do hbt ..am to. piy) the $60 :p.,.ar, $30 pel"l aemester:studet1t aU!leties fee.; 1t is time to . drop the $10 fee increase which went into efred last June and ~e~ct.'~·~~~------ n!tum to a $20 per semester fee. mE CASE FOR A lowered fee is persuasiw. 'I1mes are 100gb. 'Ibe Dlinois Board of Higher EdUcation NtS asked, fill' Be proud of Midwestern fashions the ~ straight year, for a 10 ~ tuitioD ".ike. ~he • 19anadmiDistratioo is making DOISeS about aeverly cu!ti1".g It is time to recognize the Oat with low heels. which partlaIly accounts be the sNdent loan and grant prpgrams. With these blows in the achievements and coobibutions The pinnacle of this concept is emergence of that monstrosity, affiag, it is immoral to ask hard-pressed students to pay $60 a of Midwestern fashions. Not the the orthopediC shoe which is the leisure soiL Although one Je8r f'~1" a friwlity like a:hletics. Midwest fasbioos of MarshaU reserved for olde\", more maf not like to wear suits, one President Mbert Somit can t.'tld this ma~. Wbeu he gives Fields. carson. Pirie, Scott and respected women. Many is the . Is lDevitably faced with a his eq~on of the commission's report (the report made 24 Co., or Mem, for those retailers plucky young Midwestern ,girl situation requiring a suit recomD'"~tions concer1Iing. athletics' to the Board of draw their main influence from who includes among her night jacket That occasiou may be a TrustEd in March, he should r2COI1lmend to the board thai the intemationa) high fashion time prayers a wish for black or lriend' funeral or wedding. At $10 atbletics fee increase 11-01 allowed to expiN ia June. The rather than fl'Olll the people of ",dite shoes with tiny cir boles, such times Easterners prefer UniYer'sity would be best '!'!"rved by ending the at~!l'S ..'00- the area. It is well known that thin shOPwces, and sturdy band the tweed jaeket e;lIlecially with troversy quickly. . high fashion is decided by a carved hfels and soles. leather elbow plt.tches. The Such a move would require a considerable amount of conspiracy of sissies in Paris. In the male, the d~"lrf! for Midwesterner prdera a cor courag~ and boldness 00 &omit's part. The ~mis:uon France. What I'm talking about sensib!~ shoes is met by c!.trOy jacket WOrD open at the strongly recommende!1 that a student referendum be held to is fashion as it is molded by a sneaken and on Sunday!!, Hush w:1ist and Bans tie. The big determine if the $10 fee increase should be made permanent. particular group of people to fit Puppies. Why sensible shoes? colors in cont..roy jackets this Wbile we would certainly agree that holding a referendum is their collective needs. In The better to walk in. Mit (or any "other) year are beige vastly preferable to making the increaw permanent without molding this fashion, we all ~ are extremely (cod ,and dark blue. studeIItapprova! (as the Intercollegiate Athletic Committee so bave the same raw materials. of walking. An Easterner C4Ce The aodern American male tit'bly recommends), the fact is that a student refet'eDdum Sears and Penney's have stores told me that Midwesterners seldom wears a hat. Bowlers, bel'.S the issuf:. nationwide. Howp.ver, different walk CODStantly because they fedoras, end straw boater.. bave regions adopt difft'l'eDt styles are in search of a mountain. bfflIthed their lafIt. When bats imJ-C snJDEN1'S voted the fee increase down in a nOll that fit their particular ethos. It It may be interesting to are unfashionable one is faced ~,..... nf--.dum held last spring. A second refet"t!lldum is the Midwestern ethoaof a:cnpue the aooroacb of the with the problem· of covemw . , l:"':ea':.~fat.e_'IlIe~"""'''' tbe~O sensibility wblch pervades our ~ regioa&~ faahioa cultures to the bead without using a bat.. regiODa.I culture, bunItirJg frtb a ~ng)e item. Take boxer Californians ignore t.bis 'The main objection to holding a referendum, bow@ver, IS into a full bloom in the worlr. of sbor~. Naturally this sensible problem and go about as bare that cioin:g so would take so long tnat the $10 fee would have to fashiGn. form ~ underware bas • high headed as the Hottentots. Tbis be renewed for the next ~ (fiscal 1982). Indeed, the c0m Ob, the East Coast "preppie" appeal for Midwesterners. may account for the S\Bl~'oaked mission's report acknowledges this fact and recommends an ethos plaees a value on quality especiaBy whet! the shortB are quality of many of their ~deas. ~ materials as doe'! tile Mid white or rl)bin's eg~ !l!~e. In Easterners cover their beads A better course for Sondt to foUow would be to acknowledge western sensible ethos. But t!la rec:eDt yean ~.. shorts have with caps knitted of the rmest next month that students do not support the fee increase and Easterners pursue ~ity in a enjoyed a popularllV amf)Dg Irish or Chilean wool. Mid that men's and women's athletics must be cut back. If such an mallie WIly without regard for California late-adclescenl westernera sport a baseball - acknowiedgen.ent is ma., a referendum can then be "'-old this cost., as if they were trying to males. The boxer silorts are style cap, especially if the cap is spring on the sbape of the CUia tbat must be made. Students pusb abead of the erowa on worn under cut-offs whlc:h are festooned wilb ttte lqgo of a ftUkl .. OIl which sports shouid be eliminated, choosing Avenue of the Americas on a cut about three inches above the chemical preparati\ln ad from realistic: alternatives offtS"ed by the administr.. tion. By business day morning. Mid hem of the boxer shorts. Th., vertised to stop cut worms fast. foUowing such a course, the ~o fee increase could then expire Wl!Stemers consider quality to result is • border of diamonds, Mucb iwI been said about the in JUDe. 'Ibe Umversity ,.ottlll be forced to adopt an athletics be moderated bf cost. Their horseheads,or ~ ~ ~...&e's ph'Clil~tion. for lime program it can afford. pusuit of quahty inv~lves beneath the frayed edGe '" ~ ereen and sbding pink 'P.ben eonsuIting the yellow pages to cut-offs. Tbis look is not worn in comhinatioo. '!"'oere is comparison shop by phone. universally worn, but is con DO need to pt-OO ~ dead pig. Californians place a premilDD fined to times whet! the owner is ~etters-- OD casualness as dOes Mid playing frisbee OIl the beach. ~=~~-r~~ Wl!Sttm sensibility. However, Several important dif Il"I!IeD and sbcItttlbg pink except West Coast casualnesa is worn ferences in the .,.-e of boxer perbaps in • caDana oumt. Joe takes defeat with digni(v like a badge. It is not important shorts should be pointed out. Midwesterners prefer tne to own a hat tub, but it is im First., tIM! idea of any ~ of various subtle and sometimes portant to show your bot tub to uDiform, including a frisbee dramatic shades c.,( brown. all As a student at sru-c, i am Joe Gottfried has taken deI.eat your friends. Californian uniform, is anathema to the across the rainbow from dark extremely disappointed with all with cJaa and dignity. N.,t once c.a!Uainess is practiced. con Midwesterner. Second. as noted forest brown to light beige. The the pot sbots beng taken at the bave you heard Coach ~.tfried trived and planned. Uidwestern above. Midwesterners (,refer use of color in Midweste',·n meD'. basketball team and blame tbe officials or his casualness is tbe result of solid color boxer shorts; fashion is indeed • mature art coadL players. AD through 1M season, baving nothing better to do. designs 31'\. shunned. Last, a So, Midwesterners, choose Reeenlly, a I~tter was toada G?ttfried tw. stressed What does Midwestern Midwestemel always wears his your clothes with care and wear C:::bed from a so-called tb- ..... team bas to; work IeDSible fashion include'! Fim boxer shorts weD inside his cut them with pride. And next time • sports fan woo wanted to barder and cut down 00 and foremost for women are offs which are B4mnuda length you lll~ a preppie or West Coast start. "Ban Joe-Banner mistakes; he basn't blamed IlellSible shoes. Indeed, the very if not actually Bermudas. casual outfit, don't click your Night." Tbis irritates me anyone. name announces u.. t this item Other differences exist in the toogue in pity. It is merely the because witb the bard times Like. true professional, is the linch pin of Midwest use of jackets and. hats. idiosyncracy of • foreign that coacb is go;ng through. be Coach Gottfried bas bdten the fasbions. Sensible Sh3eS, American males in ~enes'Bl do culture.-Mldar.,,' Fra.lea, needssupportandcooildeuceto brunt of his players' misfor perhaps cm:Je soled, but alway!! not like to wear awls, • fact Gn4hate. PsyeL-., «Iobis best ~ rida:ule and tunes. I feel Coach Gottfried is a Darrassment. winnel'-despite his record.- DOONES8URY by Garry TnNt!IU AD tIJroUP tbeaeJJa!'d times, &eriII W..... jaiIr. BaiIIesa JourneJl ~s sound decays to all-time low I want to respond quality of these albums was .. \Yooleheartedly to Rudy tif>jJ of a lot higher than on their Lync:b'. re;tiew of Journey's "Steve Perry Era" albums. new album. "heir -sound hu In those c!ay!!, .tourney was decayed to an ail new low. My D'lt,afraid to improvise in frieods Idld I used to Usten in st."1IJDeDtaUy and lyr~canl'. the mid-70'. to Ilteat albums like "Journey." I'lLoot into the I:un happy that someone else Future" and .. ~~t.'· Those feels ::hat good rocks bands are were great rod;; Ol~ rot! being lost to greed.-TDIII Bftk albums.. The instrumental .... J __• RadJo.TeJeviIIoa Pa~ 4.Oaily E~'ptiaA, February 11. l'lSl Social se~;ice agencies vie annual perrnsale for sli~e of city taxpaye~st"pie ByToayGonlea changes in proposed salary and written proposal to the cour.cii Starr Writer fringE' benefit rates for em- shows a proposed total budget ~1nf_.,Not"II\e_~''' ploye~s and savings in other kIr 1981-82 of $390.578. made up .. _ bacll prieM lor litIS epecial Representative of 11 social misceUaneous budget items. frum federal abd Ioca1 govern OI>PO'tunil,.'Iow,.,..our __ hamr-c,' .. a_ ,.... servu:e agencies requested MaxweD seid the Attucb Board ment grants and priyate I"erl...... ,,,",,lea .. a _ ertractNe price.or more than $224,000 from the hopes to be Ii.aking their last donantions. _,.,.. ... _In __ IOfI.nat__ -_ ...... Carbondakl taxpayers for fiscal request for city support thi. Synergy. Inc. asked the Ihatwlll_ltIe_ot __. lIuIoton't 1981-82 Monday night during the year. because tn!y have been council to allocate $17.317 to _,lIIialS.~~_~.~_ first City Council public: bearinl given "a better than 50 percent replace funding programs that _10_' 011 the new budget. chance" of recetving a $150,000 have supported them in the ,The requests came from grant frum tbe Illinois past, but are due to expire this At"_~_"""""'.' agencies that serve numerous [)r~ of Commerce and year. Thomas Paprocki. .. _....-1tI target populations in Car Community Affain for' next Synf'l'8Y's director, tOld the bondale.1'8JltPnfJ from youth to year, ' - eouncil that their request this BOO,"*- women to senior citizens. MOIIt If the council approves the year was the lim time in their REG~30~J40 group representatives who requested amOWlt. $26.212 wiD 11 year history of providing addressed the public bearing go to support the Board's Social drug counseling. crisis in NOW$15-$2Q spoke of tightening budgets Service program and $36.939 tervention and referral Hair SIIapIng ....,... lIOrillGllllllll because of inflatiOD and lack of 1rould be spent on the Youtb programs that they have had to outside funding availability and Program at the Eurma C. , approach the cil! for ftllldintl beard the council reply that it Hayes Center, Maxwell saut.. ·suoport. Papro~ itold the Gn •. I§h·UUND faces similar cfu'lk:ulties. The Pili' District asked for f council 'tHat· beeause some =-'_ ...... _...... toget __...... _-.__ The requests for the largest the grant fr.om the city so that Synergy funding programs are .. ------.---.-----....- amounts of moaey came from lbev could divert funds from the due to expire this year. Offer good __ monty han .... ,. to .... 2IIIt, 1tI1. the Auucka Community Service Lenw; Turley Park develop- "without city funds, the Board, $63.151; the CarbODdaIe ment into other projects being program will be unable to lJniwrsity Mall Park ~trict. $50,000; and the planDed or in progress, ac- coutinue." 1237E.Main Carbondale Senior Citizens cording to Park District Anita lenzini, president of Carbondale , Center, $32,376. Director George Whitehead. Carbondale Community Milton MaxweD, ....king ft'!" The Senior Citizens" Center Education, Inc. asked the 618-5294656 D.E. the Attucks Board,' told the requested S32,J7& to continue e~cil to \,rov;de $15.~ for council that bis organization their services to the 3,253 !e!lior theU: budget so that ~ couIci bad cbanged their origina~ citizens they are presently CODtinue to offer servICes to tbI: reques~ of $72.854 because of t>e\"Ving in CarbODdale. Their Sn MONEY PlIge> 16 , Bate.nen ,.esigns Barry Bateman, executive dirertor el comp..Jin, serviceS since 19'"i\~. has .... ;Jlgn~d bis position effective Man:h 1. Bate~ SPJo Tuesday he is . @M!9 leaving the University to take a 102S-Wall "better position" as assistant Open 1:00 a.m.-t':M p.m. vice president lor general administration, wilb lbe University of Maryland system., ORANGEJUICE ~ gal. $1.1' Computing Center Director Hubert Massey will take over as BORDEN'S OLD interim executive ciireet.ar _tU.- .,,' PAstHONeD ICII CllEAM'W go~ .2... · ~ ~'-'~Pria.."""" .,;-, ...... ".~' t"" ",~ '1- To=troTnr.~=,:--,'replacement for Bateman.. Richard Millman. ar.1stant 10 w.acwptatcncoupoM. W.J.C-~. & Food $'.ompe , tiM' pre.'iidml said. . 5'.Gll VISIOI SlIi The Anierican-Tap- Glasses. . ", : '~ Hc.1ppy Hour ~1IIIC8SBifocals ...... __ ._...... -___,- $59,r lS FIIt •. 25Ia. 111""--- ~..-.-...... --.,;-....- 35,' 4';!:ts,' ... ~«ll~~in~~~~1;:'. • ' 754. 5 peeclralis ,~.~:'I""':""'f ~ . ': $1.75Pltchen ,. ,~'. ~ ~z··.. :'~.~. On-SD;cial . :-:~::.~~. ~IAll Day & Night {~~(!iWhal:J;4'!1 ~\ .. - 35¢ Drafts $1.75 Pitch.e~s Plus~ .• Plenty o~ Give aways ~/~OPTI<:Al nelsser CARBONDAU .Mirrors ,.T-Shirts 21. S. IUINO'S ", ei.Jghte,d Signs 549-7345 " And Muc,h,Much More . III "'",-''' ~~UDl~a:au:za::E1Dd I ..il.···· ill "" I '~i No reaSO~;'j8 gil'en "'~nn THEATRES Federal funding cuts prolllpt .at.>!1 (;lai(ft;liC for federal trips 112E. WAlNUT-4S7·508S WASHINGTON (API- The federal gov~tf1menl' .ent. concern over budget ceilings nearly S2.~ ~mio.t for travei by employus of :.l6 departments By ...~ Coek aetions in attempting 10 lower during tbe year for possible and agencies in 1979. but no SId Writer the budget projections. possibly cutting at that time. He pointed reason was listed on travel by averaging out the cuts over out. however, that the c:ounciJ's forms submitted for more than Memben ~ the City Council several years. contingency fWld is provided a quarter of those trips. ac apressed coneeru Monday ''The coocept here ~ to make through the amouDt saved cording to a survey released Dip-t about wbat th~y said the cuts next year. That carries between the original budget Monday. ~ be higb city budget with it a certain amount of ceilings and the actual finalized The General Services Ad~ . . farwbatc:ouldbea "get Wishful thil.,aang because things budget. ministratiOll reported findio by" year, due to poASible ~~herd~_~o.rse next year," Public Work~ Director Bill that the departments an~ reductions in federal funda .. """ aaN Boyd added that while funds far agencies auth«ized 16.4 million PIli1abIe to the city. Watkins qid thaf instead of day-to-day operatioos c:ouJd be trips at taxpay"r expense in OuriJrnan 0Iarlea Watkins the council keepinll to past cut fairly easily, the quarterly fiscal 1979. aid be wu aware that the city practices of apprcviDg budget review system would allow f ...... already been malting ceilings whicb beeame financial recovery OD large budget c:uU wbile at tlrw same "essentially. the budget," it item expenditures such as the time trying to maintaiD should make It clear that "the railroad relocation and the • adequate levels of &el'Vic:es and ceiliDp are going to be looked waste water improvement p.-ur. H~, be_a~d:'lJw! at as ceilings and not as projects "where most of the kDJd ofdread I leeI,now that I minimums." savings would be." . .... 'I2)'83,creates in me a sease - "The ceilings are not going to Allowing for the probable tbat Ibere might be some more be the kind of promises that cutting o( federal matching that, we 1Sbould be doi",. in . they maybe bave beea in the project fUDds by President ~ tbae ceilinp. '0 put It be said R~gan, to proc:ede at only Ma,... Hans Fiscbel' &gftol:d, c4rbondaJe Finance Director "baH speed" by cutting funds saying &bat the council should Paul Sorgen ~ tbat the right away would "limit the m.:u. the problem 10 it can departments' bu could be ability to 1q)eDd." while it is still direct the administration'. reviewed every months possible, be said. G1,C expected to take vot~ on library addition By CanI KHwIes Student Organization. The SldWrilcr ~ if alJl)l"OVed. will be Implemented iii the election of a The Graduatn Student student representative to the Counc::iI is expecteJ to vote OIl Board of Trustees. bCHAaO I ftOIl ., . • resoJutions eor.4:erning an Committee reports also are COIfS'i1R "'''DI'.~ j,:...... -.. addition to Morris Library and expected to be heard by the • DeW set of .~~ent trustee council. Tbe student work del ClUZY ,'.. mdeJiDe8 at its meeting finaneial aid committee is ~..... l!J "." -~' .. :30 p.m. Wednesday in the seeking feedback from students IIisBiai:ippi Room of the Studeot ou the future of cancellation t:tt PM Show .1.1. .:.enter. waivers. Administrators 011 the W"'4aya 1:11 7..... ' A resolution approvinll a Billing and Rec:eivablea System VIDIO Rnge addition to the library task force have considereU ... tabled by the eouacil at its eliminating the waivers. SHORTS ~2a",!a::u~~Ate~ .:::.~~.':'~~ ; iDIrocb:ed by Paul Sc.!ilieve, a NIGHT -.1 member 01 the GSC and the ~~::~, t:c:t~~m~~d'fU~ library affairs committee, festival, a conference in the !B'8iDJ the admjnjstr~tion to Student Center Mardi 9 called ACoItectIoftof"---GIld iDVeStipte r.lys t(i secure an ,-,,"",--A--t "Women in Development" and WIIonIng Short Fu.... estimated $18 ITJillion for aD a works bop in the Theater additiCIII to the bbrary...... Department. Funding requests OaMdMaftdap All "-icanThMCopwIe A set of new student tr~ over $250 can be recommended the"C" Thec-t IufdeIines DlUII'L be aJlPl::ll>\'ed by ooJv by the fee aUoc:ation board And...... , .... a hoo-tbinfs IDllJ'gin by botb the and muat be appraved by the GSC and the UDdergraduaie fuI) eouacil. o 1ft DoUty Stereo ~ 1* PM Show .1.. WtMluleyaMt 7:11 t:tI HANGAR~ no no cover cover .35C Drafts 15C1 Speadralls 1. l , SEEK NEW HORIZONS with our mini courses this spring fOlIUM. leAN INTERESTING ALTERNATIVE. TO A WU)NESDAY .. AFTERNOON'" ". ACID RAIN AND THE POLITICS OF ACID RAIN BY JOHN NBSTER. SlU DIRECTOR OF POllUTION CONTROL B.~ 3-4 PM MISSISSIPPI ~,""""19.1tI1 DRAKE ROOM-STUDENT C~ Spanish S5.00 Singer/SongwriterIGuitarist Fishing is Sou*-" IlIinaiu $5.00 CENTER ...... Creation-.... V.~Day Spedal Pacbt III1Iorda $8.00 (eost of fIabIw inc.) A ~ If-lit 1M /tnt se Iodfee. Pre. .. (...... __ b 4 -a. anIy) ~ Student Cater Old Aim R ...... F.". s"... o.tem. b W- $5.00 'fa.IaI,..~ act "left" Ad...... " .• S....-red by SPC c-c.r PI'VIN'"1IIinB PC CRInIINCSIIAMMINCI 1t~1NCII It taAIlOt fIC'!!: ,..ct..ee ___ ..... ~~~ ... "'~AInII.-.-s ... - ...... ~IIIry ...... ,.~ .. ~'re Ift--.d join us Oft T...... ,.,...... , 17.IftSPCa ...... etM. .._ ...... , ..... JM.aata...... IF YOU LOVED ME 0fIc. Oft the third flow of the WEcksdAy.k~ 11 7-9p.t& S~C""'at':G01'M iUNKs aooM-SrtdENf CENl£R ------""--..... -_ ...... _- DAYTONA-SOUTH PADRE ~ ;;;;::~:·;~~.IO.··:...·1I1 B ••~~!~" ~~!P.' , M~I'f."h {;I-2! South Padre Island-Daytona Beach ChoII ___ • ____ ~"'_7"""''' ___ .• .,._7 ...... -._ ...... ------.~---.---...... -.______... ---.-. ·It_-- "ID ...... _r .. _ ft_~... _c-___ c:_. __ S-Senate to consider approval ~. ") llZLl.AGI of fee allocation cOlIllllissioner ( .... l!!- By David ltllll'phy semester by usa President which :>rganized Carbondale pt.,: I Siaff WrHer -policyPaul Matalonisdifferences. because of Clean-Up"He has Day shown last heSeptember. has the I $2 OFF $1 OFF Approval of a new fee . ability to handle difficult jobs," I .lUoc:ations commissioner, Lars:m: a West Side ~~, Ma~lonis said. "I think he has formation of two new com- was nOlllInated for the pos1ti~ excellent qualifications for the I I mitten and various funding two weeks ago by Matalorus_ job" requests will be the main topics The nomination was . I Any Family Size PiZZI Any Double Size Pfna I of business wben the \jn- unanimously approved by the The senate will also vote OIl a n dergraduate Student Campus Internal Affairs propnsal to form a new com- I EASTERN STYLE nuCK CRUST Organization Student Senate Committee, which must review mittee to sample student i meets at tbe Student Center anTYhepresfeeidenaltil·ocai atnortll.onsinactio·onm: opinion. If the proposal, is ap- I The cru5t is thicker and all the clwese is on top I W~~:ft;'iIlvote on mission controls distribution of ~;~«} :!':d.:m=~~::2.! I I whether to approve Gregg USO funds to officially veys of student opinion on I WESTERN STYLE THIN CRUST Larson as the new head of the r e cog n i zed stu den t controversial issues. The The crust is thinner with ,he =:p-edients on top I fee allocations commission. If organizations. results would then be used to I approved, Latson will replace Larson has been a student help senators reach decisions .... 4 _ wwo wmt..., cmte.• ___ ...... I Janice BeosoD, who was asked senator for one semester, and whlcb accurately represent LJ~ AJIO I.U ___ ,_ to . f the t I st . eba of tile 'ttee student opiniCl'l. Matalonis.sajd. --- .!!::-. I. I!.J resign rom pos a was m rge cnmml A vot.. on a resolution to I ~ - V1UMI ... 1ItZU.1IMI.OU Sherir."s dual role leads :;~~l:;mill:e a:~~ ~ 1700 w. MAIN 54f}-7323 '-JJ • taken at Wednesday's mP.eting. I TM committee would co-.lSist of e e h S('!,'Stors from each c>f SIU-C's to con let WIt gun, pen ten m::jui' !lcademic divisions, ifl and would be cooc-ertlef'.i with "examining the problems his bouse. The business moved which occur in the academic SHOW IT when Brenner "got tired of realm and locWmg for ways to fighting the O:~ bot lead printing improve the ~uality of .. OFF ••• GOLCONDA (AP) -In Pope equipment downtown" and education at SIU-C, ' according ~ County, where deer almost converted the operation to to the resolution. For the rest outnumber people and trees offset. most certaiDly do, the sheriff is Brenner, his wife and a part Urge you to of,ourlffe. ca~ between the gun and the time employee bandle the w. pen m his dual role as chief law- writing, editing and ste-up SHOP & COMPARE enforcement officer and editor chores for the pages, wtfch are of::m,~y oew:,a..=;;.. bas then taken to a nearby dty for WE PAY MORE $3.50 printing, 0IIe day a week. fot" been edi~ the Herald Since he has put on the Enterprille for 35 years, sheriff sheriff's hat. !be previously CLAS••• N •• each for two. Before that be was condemne'J jali bas been Anything of Gold countycorooer-a job which in refurbished with the addition of or Silver some IDinois counties is "1lore three new cells, all being built powerful thaD that of sheriff. He by CETA workers and in J&JColns A Solid Brass Antiqued and Polished also is chairman of the structors using the project for . 123 S. III. 457-6831 $"hool Key Ring_ Southeastern Dlinois College demonstration. Board and has been a board This key ring can be engnwed on either aide. ~ b ""·1 _____ to. _ rn-e'. - B-l'enner recently fiOO1"ed also. the Lusk Creek Con some of his eolleagues at a state Available at the bookstore serYIIJICy meeting of college boards when Opportunities District which Iisls • • him as a prime mover in plans he told them the chairnum 01 his for to build a marina on the Ohio coll~e board often calls on the River which ambles close to sheriff to throw out rowdy town. spectators. "That's me. both International The sberiff's office is a few jobs," he grins. Expel'ience b::L~':J!YSTUDENT CENTER blocks away. bellind the But the Iroquois' County courthouse in this Southern native who graduated from the Call Illinois community of 1,000, but University of lIlinois with a Brenner is just steps from the journalism degree in 1939, is Peace Corps newspaper offICe which is in a careful to avoid conflicts of . 453-3321 ext. 273 recently completed addition to interest. Women's Caucus SOUTHERN IUINOIS UNIVERSITY AT CARBONDALE Ja,.,all - to jImedo.t CIS IllUpport .,,__ for .... men wllo wor. and mafy cat thot Umwnllty 1'o"'outwmyamwMfdltlw~_ .".... aaiIt_ and to Iwlp provide that..utuRce 1"0 ~ .0lIll1li CIboat UnfwnIlty Ir_and concenw ofpartk ulGr uu..wt to tile", 1'oCNDflpun a-..-lftnxIcf:ou( ... UnivenIlty offlw COftCeMU oI_mfM . SPRING PROGRAMS 12 NOtMt ot the Stu4ent Center PM. 11 Debon:th Llndrud frc..... SlU Ernpfoyment Senrlc:e. -AdmInistrative Intwnshlp Program at SlU.c'" IIIWch 11 A panel of ,.."try WOINft discuss -~"8 0 R..entry Woman~ .. April' A panel focus. on poJichts and I\lpport.....nee. fa-,....,.., wcmen ~ Effom for and Cammlttr.... 't to 1tI...mry Women" Mey" A r;arm ofUnhoenlfy consHtuency le"de,. discus. "The Stotus c6 Women In Your ConstltuencyH n..-.ROOIII All campus wOlDen are welcome. Contact Beverly Brown, Dept. Guidtonce and Educ. Psychology (S3t.. 7763) for fwther info. l'aJlf" It. f)al~ ":I!l~pllan. F~ry II. 1981 COST CUTTERS SAVE YOU MONEY .~,::~ ...... ~... ~~~ CHOICEU.S.D.A. SALE BEEF U.S.D.A. 010fQ _ WHOlE ... It" M -SIt BONElESS t~.. P.ILOIN::C-:' T ~ 1~ Ii.S.D.A. OIOIC! -IONflESS $3 NEW YOllUTRIP STEAl{. "- 99 U.S.D .•. 0t0f(f - WHOlE $3" BONElESS ..I DE • :':~':'" ... r ~:~'t - Seafood Specials ~ ~ BATTBlOlPT 99~ .; , ~~IONS ••••• ... • .,~ SHOWC'UlLEGS ••• : ... ~9 ·l~', JRf'5H ~. HADDOCI num ••.. ... $f" ~ ..., I Tabw Sprite or ~!ca-Cola $1 S9 8.1. ~~------;" - 'to;tti~ t·~~ ptl~U . t .... 'I-u;tI·~- U. Pllil I'~t~l -t .. ----, ...... --- .-...... '. c-"-...... - ..... :...... -?Qf~ _~1't; !-; Conoe"" ~eatergroup 'Madame Butterfly' set Special CURRENT RIVER Opportunities 10% OIIC(k.nt until May 15 Campground free unt.1 May 23 will perform .for Mario,,, appear(Jnce for For a free brochure Of res.,· R.P.C.V.'. ~J vation, CN1toct Schaffer play' J PuccW's' opera, "Mada!l1e marriage is Inv~lid Ilnd,:r JADWIN CANOE ItENTAl Butterfly" will be presented by American law. PlDkerton IS JADWIN. MO 65501 1-_ Shaffer's ~lay "Five Goldo\"sky's Grand Opera called back to America and Cofl Peace Cu:-ps Phon. 314·729·5229 Finger Exereisto' will be Company at the Marlon when be returns to Japan t~o lcxat..t .- Ak.... CflCiar 0.-. pnsented at 8 p.m._ ThtL'Sday, CUllurai and Civic Center at 8 years later, be br~ngs bls 453-332' ext. 273 aotdlt"",-tCGnt> Feb. 19 througb Sunday, Feb. 2'.l p.m. Saturday, Feb. 21. American wife with him. in the Laboratory Theater in the k i Communicatioos Building Tic ets are $7, $10, $12 an. "Madame Butterfly," which m Tickets are $2 and c"u be :~~in :! ~~s:~t was originally SWlg m Italian, --"...... at the theater box U' H . Suppl Com' 'bas been ~rodu ... ed in five ~THE GOLD MIlE ...... ;::,--"'m· the Commum·ca"'- E es emu y patty, "- offino...... G I ' I - II versions, a I of which were Stili..."... our Building from noon to 4 p.m. ent. emen ~cMill!'.:'1:usic: approved by Puccini. There and at the door the and the Marion bavealsobeenasbortstoryand ( Spectaculcrr Lunch ~days ~ort Spedal n ...... 2p.m. only Mo. -;:i~nC:/-:f~~ork Civk Center off'u:e. ;:.--~~1s=onu: Critic's Circle Award, "Fi,,~ The Goldovsky Com~",! is taken mainly from the second Fmger Exercise" is the story 01. 'amows for its emphasiS 00 ftlI'Sion. produced in May 1904. Slice of Deep Pan PIx. the pressures and friction singing the lyrics of music existing in a British famB)". The understandably and putting an The GoIdovsky Grand Opera .ncI .....111OCIo for family hires a tutor who is added emphasis on the drama 1'beater was founded in Boston t1.~ seeking a close family en- 01. an opera. in 1946 by Boris Goldovsky. and vironment, but his presence The &tory of "Madame is the longest running resider:~ ~ leads to more problems Butterfly" coocems a Japanese o~ra company in the city'. Later, the family and tutor· girl, Cio-Cio San, known as history. The company has uoload upon each other with Madame Butterfly. She marries produced 3S operas and ha~ seemingly petty arguments that Lt. Pinkerton, an American aone 21 cational tours. It has mask deeper feelings. The play naval officer stationed in performed in over 400 cities in is a drama that Jooks at the Nagasaki. However, this 48 states. ~~':~io£dh~ ------~------~ relationships. all-p-can-eat- Acid rain effects and-tbe!J-so1l1e will be the topic o~1:=:::~:.~ Slqjle~CbDB Happyliour 11·6 ~a;,~;:~~~~~ J2oz.SoftDdnk and our Tequila Sunrise at 3 p.m. Wec!nesday in the AII-you-can-eat Salad Bar r-=:!:~!!~ Mississippi Room 01. the Student 704 Center. Admission is free. SIU-C Pollution Control Director John Meister will talk about the cause, effects and . For Happy Hour, implicatiOns of the acid rain Join Us For Our coo,!~v= is increased acidity -Ii> 01. wet or- dry ~recipitation due Rock-n-RonO.J. Show ~t::,,~li~~, nitrogen oxides from the combustiul of fossil fuels. Some scientists po~nt to widespread kill.ing 01. fish, damage and potential c::r. fertility damage as reaults 01. aci~ rain. The lecture is spontI(nd by the Student Pro,ramming ~~~~xpreSS1~e Arta New power plant to use State coal Come on Down rrom WASHINGTON (AP) - A site .2:30-6:30 in County, near Florence Pike ';:l4J(r~ m. t b~s been chosen by the Soyumo Power Cooperative for-_ 4/J3fJi . construction of an electric generating plant that will use tlJe state's high sulfur coal and --- elDploy 1,500 construction workers for four yean. •.11 JoM Weitz helps yougel1tlere VALENTINE'S Gin SPECIAL ('pm to lam) NO COVER SerYedIrom: 7,rla.m.• FREE \~EITZ MUFFLER Billiards Parlour Monday ffwv FrIday lo.m.-2p.m. Sat•• Scm. (a $13 value' Special Papci. BIg C ...... wkh with a $15 Fragrance Purchase Latve biscuit. -rill, BACARDI 151 RUM scwsoge or ham, topped tit ""ffId~•• .II." 7SC Leaf & Stern Tobacconists (All hy & All NIft, 21.... (any ..,.Ie, ~ '''1 w..t M!Jftroe Corttonctole Sened w/ Hos" browm. !'outhwfit con« of foos' or blscvlts••. ".ft • ...trade litotlon wI~ 01 bcxon. ...~ Pag. 10. DaDy Egyptiall. February U. 1981 915 W. Main I at- *",1· Carbolldale .6n ' BOnco· MON~~~~;J!ROAY II _c:MOICI c:annrCUT Sirloin Steak .~ S~59 Lb.({J. Boneless Ham ~ 514.9 .PlIi!!V~:1V Ice trelamll S~&8 :: II • __ 41'1E_TOLMI' IDAHO usset Potatoes ~:.:, 5Sr€J.: 09 P'!fI!1OMfW""' '::' It. ONQ.... SP£CIM. ...··_PUIIi STAATYouq SET TOOAYJ Daily E,otptlan. t"t'bruary n. I!!III. Pa~ n Lawyers' personalities clash_ Arnold's Market during ~ams Dlurder tri~1 FI.ld Bologna $1.09/lb• . Aunt Hattl•• ' lb. whit. bread 33C By Eileen Publu with a haiC-chewed cigar, to adopt an air of the earnest Assoeiakd Press Writer wrinkled suits and a tie em PepperIdge Farm 1 Y. lb. wheat bread "4 blazoned with the scales of ~;::u~ ~,:~ s;::.ctJe'}!:: WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. justice. smokesc~ - reigned sleep. Located lust 1'12 'mil.. south of campus on Rt. 51 Each day the lanky foung His adveMlary, Assistant Aurnou stunned court ob Open 7 days a week 7 am-10m prosecutor wheels his evtdenee Distriel Attorney George Bolen, servers when 'Ie wept with Mrs. cart into the 12th floor cour- counters with a clean-cut, boy Harris at her reeitaton of her troom, be is f,,~ with the task next-door look. wearing tennis suicidal depression. of making Jea Harris. an rac:quet ties with button-down He shOCKed ~he audience eJ..!gantly frail; 57-year-old collars. again when be tried to cOlD1ter a former headmistress, look like Aurnou. 47, is just the sort of il-'lthologist's testimony !hat it a murderess. adversary who could get on was "anatomically possible" The job for MMI. Harris' Bolen's nerves. Tamower could have sustained defense attorney is to explain In fact when the 34-year-old one wound while trying to ward wby sbe has no me.nory of assistant district attorney was ofr an attaclt. . shooting Scarsdale Diet doctor pichd to try thf Harris ease, "Isn't it also 'anatomically Mon.-Frl. Speclal~- : Herman Tarnower anywhere those familiar with his work possible' he C'luld have but accidentally in his hand wondered if be could survive sustllined it while sitting on the From 6 p.m. -# • during her botcbed sui..:ide AurnGu's tactics without toilet?" Aurnou aJited. attelnpt. throwing one of his celebrated Spet;iators groaned and Bolen "We don't always see Our- - temper tantrums. until closing "~ i - rolled his eyes. ~ ~)ves as others see ...... - • During the trial, Bolen once defense lawyer Joel Aumou told caught himself screaming at a Aurnou sUs chewing 00 a pen the jury during jury selection. juror. At other times, angry with his feet propped on the Buy one Falafel and Drink "AIitUeguy,Sfeet-6iDehestaU, with the Judge's ruli~s. Bolen dclense table while Bolen paces balding, who looks nice, c:ould flopped 10 his chair In stony the courtroom witl} a dead-pan Get a Falafel FREE be a very nas ty aggressive silence ID1til asked if be eared to delivery and i:Jroadcaster voice 210 S.lIlInois 549-8023 lawyer." resume. that. disarms witnesses. Havin; tbus described When one of Aurnou's tedious himself, the former judge from questions bad jury members White PlaiDs furthers his image nodding off, Bolen - who likes ,..- GOLD MIBEJ W'liE y Fight The Cold? Let the Gold Mine - Deliver that thick. lulcy M mln 4-11 ..... SUft.Plzza to your door. ," • I 4-., & S 4-12 Mon.. J2t.4"r nt-413t "'"',..... ,.. .., 1 ~~ -' Aid We Special Order Books! (~VCl" 1 million books available) ~ 1235.1U. "9.S122~ -' II/ '111II WNCHEON SPECIAL :~: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday thru Friday ~ . Feb. I thru 13th ;'t. No.10 ~ SteakSandwich :; Served wtth aaked Potato Of' French Fries ," NO Our Reg. -$2.29 a • PURCHASE NECESSARY unll "al SAVE60' bOoll'lo,e 536-3321 STUDENT CENTER o Palll" 12. Dany F.lt~ ",ian••• t'bruary 11. 1981 Grant to flInd training in use WE of artto teachthehandicapped CATER! Call By l'nivpnity N-. Service of five workshops dUI ing the The ,",orkshops will be held 8m spring semesrer and five-day from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the 549-IS22 Arts for the HanOicapped, a practicum at the Touch of Saturdays of March 28. April 4. national committee affiliated Nature site r.ear Gi"nt City Aprilli, May 2 and May 9 on the with the John F. Kennedy Stttte Park during summer SIU-C campus. The Dracticw> Center for the Performing Arts, session. will take place M0nd3y t.hrough has awarded SlU-C about A 1975 federal law mandated Friday. July Zi·31. at Tc.·uch of SI! ,OlIO in hmding to cooduct an that handicapped perso.1S have Nature. in-servi<.~ training program in equal educational op The program staff will be ~be arts for specialists who portunities, including arts comprised of McHugh, work with the handicapped. education. Since then. special professor of music education, The program is designed to education teachers have found Kristen D. Juul, professor of make participants aware of the that the arts are effective in special education. Roy E. importance of the· arts in stimulating handicapped Abrahamson, associate teaching the development of person to learn. McHugh said. professor of art education, confidence, setr-expression The first workshop will in- Marion L. Kleinau, professor of communication and sociai troduce participants to the staff speech comm'ADication and partiCipation to the han- and outline the goa is of the Merideth M. Taylor, instructor dicapped. . program. Oth- workshops win in ..heater. The SlU-C program was one - lDtroduce participants to the Eac~rtlcipant must attend of 10 chosen -for funding Crom, use of VIsual art. music aU w and practicum Wednesday more -than 450 application" e~atirt> ~ movement and sessions. participants wiU nationwide. according to creative drama in teaching the receive Continuing Education is Catherine F. McHugh, project handicapped. Units. and University credit is director. The five-day practicum wiD also available. The College of Com- consist 01 two days 01 seminars Those interested in tht mllnications and Fine Arts, with the program staff and pro$ram can contact the "PITCHER tlA V"~ (A)llege 0' Education, Division Touch of Nature staff and three DiVIsion of Continuing of Continuing Education and. days of practical experience Education, Washington SQuare at Quatro's-opening Itil12p.m. Touch of Na~ Environmental teaching lIandicapped childr.m C, for information and ap Center will conduct a series of and adolescents. plica tioos. With the pure..... of' any medium or large .Ize plua you'll get a pitcher of any !Iedia blitz to attack homosexuals draft beer or soft drink. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A t<] agree with ~fital punish Sodom and Gomorrah of the coalition of fundamentalist ment, and • believe United SUites and the armf.it of for 994 groups. calling San Francisco honwsexuality is one of those this perverted movement. • the ''Sodom and Gornorrah" of that could be coupled with no limit on pitchers the nation, says it will spend $3 murder and other sins," said F(lmosexuals bere have million on • media campaign Dean Wycoff, a spokesman for c--..mpiained in recent months of attacking hor.'CI8eXuais. the Santa Cfara Moral an increase in violence ,,~inst The coalition .::tid it will buT Majority. one of the group~ them, includinlJ beatin~s by adveo:"tisements to build anti involved in the campaign. people gay activISts refer to as gay feeling in the community Wycoff called San Francisco, "homophobics." and .lome and attempt to persuade wbere homosexuals are expressed concern that the homosexuals to give up their estimated at 15 percent of a planned crusade will heighten lifestyle. population of 675.000. "the tensions. ."Everything' Salen ALL WIN.TER ME MERCHANDISE 50%OFFat leetst rightnowl PROGRAM FOR & ABOUT THOSE CONCERNED Flannet Ski Jackets A ShIrts by Aspen WITH SOMEONE'S DRINKING PROBLEM by ChorloHe Ford $30&$35 $12.00 we,.S32 Wed. Feb. 11 1000's of Items Illinois Room to choose from Student Center 7-9 pm ~ 901 S. ItllnoisAve. Monday-Saturday 9:30·5:30 ALCOHOl EDUCATION PROJECT 101152 AIR CONDrt'IONED, ca .... NEW LUXURY APARTMENTS 2 bedrooms. dining. b~ing'" kitcMn. STUDINT RENTALS Vaily 'Egyptian ~r=~s::~: self clean oven. 'rostfree 3753. 4937 Ael03 refrigerator. dishwasher. in NOWHNTlNG dlviaual washer-dryer, Jlush ...... lIa ...... • Miscellaneous ~F.Ji~g ~~~u~ouk .. Wstc!~ CARPET SQUARES ASSORTED baseme~ 3 blocks from campus...... ~ ..... a .....1 103 S. Wan 4l>7-0532 or 54~2J2. a-to ...... M~~~ l~~~~·~;:l:~h~Af: Grads and Faculty. B4608BaJOO ~I ca~ remnants on sa,1e _11,...,...... 1y ...... while sup'plY lasts. F • E Ca~. ONE BEROOM UNFURNISHED .as 411N. 14tn, Murpbysboro~l,k NALDER t=:ScaJor~::8st::' ~ STEREO 4851. 84736Bal04 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, % III th=<. MISS KITTY'S GOOD. used fur- brick rancher. open March I. ".2(1 a nss.Unlwftlty GARD~N PARK ACRES Apart· mooth. 467~. B4~BblllS Iru:.B~ r:~ ~:~ "Oft ...... iOtas. dinette lets. dressers. desk. ~~~~~1ki:~l';ifa:::~ ~ THREE BEDROOM HOUSE with basement near Mall $250. ~2J09. :UC~:J: 1JIOI'8. Free =Aml Prompt, ....IIG .... fering ~ial summer rates. For inform::;"\011 phone 549-~Ba99 848458b96 hrvIce On Most USlb.weighca$l5, ~aI1~i9s ~!~~ ... PERFECl' FOR PROFESSIONAL Parklown Garden Apartments BOX SPRINGS AND mattresses. .RKIAL near Carbondale Clinic now of· fen size, good condition. $40 a set. Audio:echnIee 11. fering one, Ia~e. one-bedroom, 549-3:!7S. B4913Af96 carpeted. air-cOnditioned· a,PBrt SMALL 2 BEDROOM house, 200 a ...... Nowt2S." meat. $005 mooth. 549-7653. l53Ba99 month. utilitie included, Crab METAL·VARIOUS SIZES and ~hard area. 549-1~ew~rim =~50u~tTt~~'1oandrsi~ 549-1501 (slrirt awrage mobile ~e for THREE BEDROOM HOUSE about SSG). 549-3275. 84914A19O furnillhed. well insulated. available now, less than 1 mile from SIU. 549- LARG.~ BARN TO be tom down 7145. . B49mBb97 for !um,Jet. Best offer, 800 S. Gk'lt 11~P"~,l. City Road. 461·1612. B4926t\ .~ w. bur UMd .-.0 eqiJlpment guitan & amps. TWO BEDRoo~ HOUSE for rent Good cOndition M needing .CICII'IING APPUCl4110NS =campus. $220 mon~B~ ~'1~N ra~ls.ZE~~~~~" reoair. JOlt 1141 , ..,.at IN,ttress, beater, $200 457~Af97 Audio HoIpitol Mt-MtS ICHOOI.nAR UNFURNISHED HOUSE. TWO bedrooms, NW .. ;.,~, extra nice. M-fl-Spnt firepillce. air conditioned. Tf(AlLER FOR SALE: S'x8'; references required. ~Bb1l3 great for ~cle or hauling ---PICKS ...... a ...... yolUl' stuff home. $85. 457~6Af97 1.1. a....1IaIOM ELECTRONICS .AtIopte ...... Mobil. Homes . Automoblhs BUY Al'm SELL used furniture ...... ,.....,...... ",... c:-.. Renting CAPRICE CLASSIC, CAR ~J~~i~71flid6 Web~'!f~3 ...... 01",...... ·alrc:..lt...... Now BONDALE. 1m 4-d00r, AM-FM ~ . stereo cassette player. all', cruise. • ..... Wi ...... through .a.... ~ . 457-41652. 4874Aa98 TYPEWRITERS. SCM' ELEC .----.IY..... a... ; Sunwner TRICS. new and used. Irwin • 1IectnMtIc ..... New 60', 1972 DATSUN 240Z. Air con- TYpewriter Ellchange. not North ,e. LEWIS PARK MAlL _ L OIIAND AVI.. C'DAU ~~s49-= and nms~s6 " ••1 North e~::=a:.pen~I~- NEXT TO PtCKS LIQUORS 1974JEEPCJ-5. 49.000 miles. 4WD. MOBILE HOMES, 12x~. % Very goQ!I engine.., AM-FM stereo. DOLLS. ANTIQUE KEROSENE M'-'IU 2 8IDIIOOM APARTMENT lamps. winaup p~oaograph. bedrooms. clean air. free bus to $2280. CaJlall.erS:OO p.m.~ A ...... ~s-tw pocietwatch. c1oc~wooden :-r.s::: Available now.~ wason. oak rocter.1IT1 , 494oAnOl Musical ~~/C 1973 FORD FlGO p~ witb NANCE MUSIC COMPANY will ~ STILL A FEW left _ clo!e to a-..~ Fiberglass Cap. Auto-matic Electronics undenelI any mU5ic store "" :r:.m~S02' C:Y~~ OHM H SPEAKERS f100 _. Alvarez guitars alld banjGs, Shure :t~sJt...~ms.~ $260. 5&333$. 4840AgM tan. ... MONI1I ;~s:- ~~~morn: ..a.UDING--- ALLU1IUf8 SINGLES OR COUPLES. 2 Parts & Servia=l TURNTABLE DUAL l229Q $100. GI' eall549-292:5 weekrt ights. bedroom, 1% wide, $145-, furnished ..1m. 4886Ag9& 4635Anun .....MO PtIOPIIITY and air conditioned. ~ clean. KAR 0 GIBSON LES PAlTL '72 Deluxe, . MANAGIMINf It...... Auto R.eyell.. TWO "REALISTIC" STEREO ~hllJt~~~~~.~ l ~kf!r'5 and one turntable lor ~, Beautiful. $650. firm. 205 Eo MaIn. Carbondale no Pets. 54!H612 or 549-3002. Corp. U1e. CaD 5*-7943 alter 7:00PM. Pbooe549-4479 weeknigJlts4M4An9'7 457-2134 B862BcllO .-______~~_l_A_~~.! Guaranteed f no BEDROOM, SHADY Iot. gas • ecyel'" Auto Parts RICKENBACKER 4001 BASS• NOW IN STOCK I Black, with deluxe case. ExcelJent ROYAL RENTAlS ~r.e,n~cemif:~h: ::= Foreign • DomMtic I ~ticD. $400. call549-7~An9'7 $15Oa _tn. 549-3718. B4880BCIU Fr_ Ports Locating • 5 States Apple II .... \'aIr'" ~ far N. New Era Road Cart>~le VERY NICE 2 bedroom mobile II ...... lIomewitbalJ the extras. S2t-19JO. 457·0<121 "~1.6319 Appl.... -- ~1k96 II _...... --- ... fOREIGN CA. PARTS I Atan eINeMy nee .,. Moltl'. Homee I ~ lUI .1. AnySbe North Star Horizon I Apartments -....- •• ... 529-16oU Any Condition ·Ir---~A~P~A~R:TM~E~N=TS~--~ ...... , - 1ft ...... I0Il01 ... IW- Top Doll... . NOW II£NTlNG FOR 12K.'Wow... •• GLOBAL AUTO . $UMM; I&FAUII..a ltaM ...... 111...... ,...... North on Hwy. 51 ...... & ...... SIU.....-' .... "- - ~anct"" NICE TWO BEDROOM. air. Carbondale AI..-... funaIIh. I UINOIS CIQIMIU1III MAIn' ...... ifl9, =, .... _ ...... COftdltlan .... =~~~~ J~~~l R~!II, ~~ 1It...... c:-..... mi~ from campus. $1~ n.onthly. For ServIce: I! (I ...... at MaII_ to .... Iuido) No ..... =~eu~~7.~~ 52t-1M2 I 457-4422 CARBONDALE: TWO Fully "'m'...... BEDROOM •.~uiet. slladfod area. ··'~,'~Cob"TV~Q Real Estate I!======: ::'~ql~~':l)= for BY OWNER: 18 montn Old 3 AFFORDABLE Mo"'-"c:e Mf'rice bedroom, 2 bath. family room. , Charcoal gr!lk COUtmly PARK 4923Bd18 fireplace, air-eonditioned.% aC!'t'S i ANDVn VERY CLEAN THREE Bedroom STEREO VERY ClOSE TO CAMPU:o MANOR ~~er-=~blem~. YAMAHAc:..I1aIO~ F.... iN_han ."",by; ...... UIDfumIshe4 ~~tcil~jt~~~·.gas, ~~ ...... -~ Mobile Homes ...... r e Wall Street Quads ...... -~ A",'Ia.. " ~~ai~~tL!Jin!!~~nJ ~ ...-- - ....ft 1207S. Wall ·1IIIIawct.... Occup a DC, -.s... m or call 457... ,D ~~.=~l air. no pets~~ • HoItts Sf»Special nt a.tenIOMC NBn.... .PRd. d_&' ...... ~...... --...... OFACE HOURS: ....I.oaI ..... 10'lISS' MAGNOLIA COM . I-:. 8.~ I Men-Thur-Fri 9 to 5pm PLETELY furnished. Front and JIItch----. ... - _.' 'M .. • ...... Pool ...... ,.,...... -. .... Saturday. J 1-3pm ~~~in~~~asedish- :.:. S4~ ..... ~.,...... far IffIdandes tiona!. $IlS montll 521... 866 or ~ ~ .,.far, ...... 8254. 4944Bc97 ...... wu_...... ,:"t.ts- L ~~.~~R:r~ PIONIR~MA"""_ NO DEPOSITS DURING eampMJ. 457·1Wl. 4791Ae!11 ...-., ...... ENROUMENT P':RIOO TRAILERS ...... -a_ $100-$180 pet' month =: =R=~B!:;! ~ ...... 529-1741 CHUCK RENTALS W1-24i. Hurst.. :&Ael03 ...... _NlTACHI DcIy1.:H-5:.. 549.3374 BY OWNER: ATTRACTIVE all ...... ---- K~'.Ises .-.y..--...... -'Y. Rooms =~~~~~tu'r~ FIVE BEDROOM HOUSE. 11112 F. . ca~, $.1500. AIerM! Smith...... FEMAI.ES. THREE LARGE -. Walnut, $11$ monthly each, would Hl8-1008. &4a71AellIO rooms. 0Ile block from SIU. CARBONDALE HOl!~ING rent on ~ bedroorii basis, three The MusIc IIo1r LARGE furnished, :t :.edroop\ people need two more. 457-4334. CARBONDALE. 10llt0. m Classic Rock Ie Roll including the best of: I, "'~I!fI!I!IiIII'~I'I'JI!!I~~.~~.,. :~= I I ~ Beasmarteg . eChuck~ I 1\ Questions about renting your cap and gown? row •;~.:::::"'~.., The stan.. AI . en-Who Sttre how to go about it? Be a smart egg ar.ci get . ova'to the University Bookstore-next Tuesciay or • R.o .tc. 0 etc. 3'5$.111. Wednesday and ask an expert. A representative 529-l2J7 fran CclIaiate Cap and Ckwn Co. will be on hand 2 DRltfl(S OR DRAFTS to rj.ve you a pers...~ ftt So Instead of'saambling around at the last minute, order early and V'E!'U FOR THE fiJe!.O.l a1l.2ff. Dc it next Tuesday or Wednesday PRICE OF ONE and get It over, easy! 1-10 PM .. .. - I .. Uftlvel'lly vOOllllOre 53r;-332<1 STUDENT CENTER Suit charges -Campus Briefs- IV'. II allttle out of .... way city sidewalk but a fc,f ..t-of .... ninety The SIU-C Womens Caucus will hold a ~m entitjf'd "Ad ministrative Intern9hip ~m At SIU-C' at noon Wednesday in We Now Hove is cause of faD lheThebes Room. The ~am describes a pilot program for faculty' and staff women and minorities that provides an 0p A New Complete San The City of r..arbondale baa portunity for training in bj~ education administration. All in be(,fl hit with a personal teri!sted persona are invited to a~tetId. Far additional information damag~ suit, calling for a call Beverly Brown at 536-7763. & Salad Bar IletUemetd of over $15,000 nJed Yfslt Ow Gant4 ROOM on behalf of DI\rneD Thompson, The Public Relations Student Society of America wiD meet at 7 a former sru-c empl~ now p.m. Wednesday in Ballroom A. Electiom will be held for the Italian Village residing in East St. Louis. National Liaison and Public Relations Director. Singing valentines .f05 S. Wcuhington . The suit charges that a bole in wiD also be discussed. R.S. Owen of Illinois Consolidated Boa,..: $ ..... 111110",-",14" Frt.sat 1l0",·Jem. a sidewalk on thP. 400 block of Telephone Co. will apeak aboufbusinesa relations.The meeting is ~ Wu Streeteaused Thompson to open to aU interested persons. "stumble, trip and faU" oaJune 10':':'FridaY, the suit blames The Professional Law Enforcement Association wiD sponsor a the city for "aevere aDd per. lec:ture entitled "The Uses and Litnilati"ns of Foret1Sic Hypnosis" Hours: maDeDt injuries" to Thom~ at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday iD the Missouri Room. The lecture will be 514 S.III ~Thurs son'sclJin,head., neck, l>ack aDd Siven by Dr. 30ward Timm of tlIe Crime Study Center of sm. A Cerlton4ole n-12 right leg. brief busiJ!218 meeting will follow the lecture. All interes~ per. 4S7-U13 Fri-Sa, '1-1 It also alleges Thompson. who tIOIlS are bmted to .tt.eod. Sun1-n lived at Evergreen Tenaee at . the time bas spent "large 'I1le Medical Education Preparattwy Program and the sm amounts cit money" in m«IicaI School of Medicine will present a seminar entitled "H~th Effects expenses as a nsUlt of the ~ . of .Airborne Environmental Pollution" at noon Wednesday in Southem FrlclayUth '.,.' SpeciCiI The ..t,'. legal o(~Wbee.Iiif: ~2. The seminar will be given by Finis L Cayendar. Comfort declined to comment on the diiector'otlnhalatioa toxicology at TOxigenk:,Ine. of Decatur. (Fri. Only) facts of the ease, saying only • 5,cor. Proof tbat it would refer the suit to its The Student Wellneu Reswn:e Center AJcohoI Education 500tnl insurance agency, Lauderdale . Project and New Horizons will t-~""''1Dt "U You Loved Me," a AII.lade Kab and Decker program for people who know problem drinkers at 7 p.m. Wed· • nesday in the Dlinois Room. A film will be shown and represeo- ONLY.'," German Wines Boy, .earcher tatives of the Counseling Center will be preaent. Wed.&Thur. 10% OFF Morris Library wiD be open from 2 p.m. to midnight on Tbur· repo ned missing lday, Feb. 12. Regular hours will resume Friday, Feb. 13. Convenience, Volue, Selection John Meister, sru directorofpolJutioocootrol, will give a lecture in Calil"ornia park entitled .... Acid Rain and the Politics of Acid Rain'" at 3 p,m. fJ' Wednesday in the Mississippi Room. The lecture is SponlWed by ESCONDIDO, Calif. (AP) - the !PC and admisllion is free. li.e search for a j-Yeal'-Gd boy missing for three days ~ the The Student W~llnesa Resouree Center will hold an introdllctvry cold., (og-6hrouded SUIIlDUt of class in wholesome bread oaking from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday. Students Palomar )fountai,. was el;· will be able to make a loaf of bread at the session. For registration I~~l panded Tuesday alter a call 536-7702. volunteer searcher also was reported lost. AIpb Epsilon Rho, the natbnal honorary broadcasting society, I I losL will seD carnations from 10 a.m. to 4 p,m. Friday in the Student I I \ It, 70-. an searcb par~y Center lobby. The camatipns will be $1.50 t:a('b. I I stmnbled b'mJugb rocky, bnJsl'I. I I bidde'.. canyons at the 5,ooo-loot Southern Counties Action Movement will sPonsor a dance at 8:30 I I level, looking for Jim .m. Friday at the County Seat Restamant in Murphysboro. Three Beveridge. who ~ppeared f.ocaI bluegrass hands will perform. Door donation is $1.50. I , Saturday, and fcc ~ San Proceeds from the event will be used in opposing the proposed I or I Diego polk;e Capt. Eric EDell, a ClPS ~ie bikeaad fa otber efforts toward utility raterelorm. f .' ia;ead wbo disaooeared TunaSafad I s:y wbile be!pini 10 the The Ii-artmentol Rehabilitation Institute will p~t a ~ Subanci I search. entiUed-r.ROiestrain in the Rebabilitatioo C.ounsebng ProfessIon: Tbedaytime fog was so heavy Coonselor Perception" at 2 p,m. Friday in La~ IS): The lecture our special I that the searcbers, unable to will be given by David Hollinsworth of the Umvennty Of North ! 52.00 mira Onnamon Ra;sin I see 10 feet away, linked bands CarofuIa.(;hapel Hill. Admission is free. as t!ley walt-ed. But by mid· ,~ I (not valid on delivery) Cheesecake I 1'l.ssday sporadic, wind-driveB Rita Frye, second·year student in dental laboratory technology rain ended and the hardest at the School of Technical Careers, bas been awarded f:6OO .by the weather 10 W this winter w.. Colonial Dental Studio of Davenport, Iowa, The award IS gIVen to ~------~!~~~----~ 1m '. outstanding students selected by the STC faculty. ='me ,emper~tU!'es bave fallen to near freezm«. Dan Haider of the Mid-America Bank 01 Carbondale, bas been "Every day this goes on, fu& named general chairman of the Carbondale Cham~ of Com pain gets harder to take," said merce's 11th annual yardaale and auctioD.The event will be held at Put some Terry Braley. It fri~nd of the the sm Arena in the fall. missing boy's fatbel', Sao Diego police Sgt. Larry 8e¥eridge. COLOR The persona' into ". your Ufe! Volentine Gift BERRA'S "BEAUTIFUL" FEL 14th .~... '-:" .\ ~ .... BEIR BREAK GOCNI ...... with .1... 1MnMI ...... M. to l:11A.M. COLD MUGS OF .ALLANTINE..•••••••••• 25c COLD MUGS 0' .UDWEIU...... SOc MIXED D.INKI. •••••. $1 ... DRAWINGS pOll WEEKIND IN LAS VlGAS. A CASE Of PABST &. ClGAIIE11I LlGtflTlR IT'S A P,ARTTI IIOOK ON OYi. to .DA'S AT 16th MONROIIN HEftlN SATURDAY. PEL 14th ..1.1 ..... , Nl1 Ea"v¢ian. FUrvar} 11, 19!1, Page 17 ~vitiess.-- Wednesday's puzzle SaM~ :,'wiII8ers dance. ":30 p.m.• SIU CREDlr UNIOl'1 Fulliam a Hans Hoffman-Colorist in BJ..dt and White exhibit, 10 a.m.4 ,.m.. MltcbeU Gallery. OFFICE HOURS Watennarlls e:.:hibit. 10 a.m.'" p.m•• Faner South Gallery. Monday-Tbundav 9:00 a.m..... :oo p.m. Historie Joliet Prison exhibit. 1. " a.m." p.m .• Faller North Galk'y. . Friday 9:00 a.m.-6:oo p.m. Reality testing. 3-5 p.m., Career Saturday 9:00 a.m.·noon CooIIelinC Center. • T A " Uttle Egypt Gratto Club meeting.' p.m .• Quigley 118. ., 111 I " Student A1Jianc:e of Soeial SerVJefI 1217 West Main St. Workers meeting. 6:1H:30 p.m.• sj U EMPlOYEES Quigley 301. Cerbonda", II. 82S01 USO meeting, 7-10 p.III., BaDroom CREDIT UNION (811Q 457-3695 B. AIr Force R The Student Work and Finandal Assistance Office will be making and ..Valentine .. revising financial aid packages for Spring Semester 1981 on a funds cr/ailable . ~ Special r bosis. Student must ~e a current (1980-8',) ACT/FFS on file. TC) be con sidered, please make on appointment with your financial aid counselor 2 Color Plctu...... by colling 453-4334 • ...... "-- NOTE: Notional Direct Student Loon (NOSL) funds are limited. There are NO UfLy$4.00 Supplementai Educat~onal Opport!lnlty Grant (SEOG) funds available. - ~~~ "wflif~" c:.-p..~Centw TIL",-_' Pa6e ... Daily EgntiaD. Februal-y 11. 190 • Cubs have high hopes GYMNASTS from P8~e 20 of 9.Fl. for ex-Card Durham "We cl'anged Jimmy's CHICAGO WPH-Leon talks in terms of ,rea';ness for cMuenz) set .'round so he could Durham's •• m major league Durham. He insists only three get through it a little easier," homer was a towering shot that positions are sewn up heading Meade sai i. "Darrell cleared the rightfield bleachers mto spring training and right (Wagstaff) just lleeds a couplp, at Wrigley Field. Durhanl believes it was an omen. fi~l.t!:ec:nUte.;:' a great ~~~~';',~:!s: ~~tI: When he hit the blast last ballplayer and beyond that:' little more confiden~e now Md July. the muscular Durham Amalfitano said. "He is a very he's thinking more now aod TONIGHT was wearing a Cardinal bright young man with an ex- covering his mistakes better:' uniform and was considered cellent attitude." Babcock also won the rin~ one of the top young Redbird Durham has shrugged off the event with a 9.50 score but in., ~:/ ;"'/J-"~/ prospects. attention, saying the additional teammate Tom Slomski was Today, Durham Is a member pressure of being the man only .10 behind him with a 9.40 '" of the Chicago Cubs and the traded for Sutter has not for second place. team is counting 00 him to help bothered him. &bcock tied for first place bring it out of the depths of the "It'., an encou1"agement, with the eo..ar's Kinjo with a jjt National League's Eastern actually. I'm a r-'tive person 9.35 on paraTlei bars. Warren ~ Division. and I believe tha~ every thin« Bra'ltley took third with an 8.80. ". remEmber the home Mm. wiD work out," Durham said. "1 The Salukis outpointed the wouldn't r.oo?" It was the first don't think there is additional CrAJgarS 46.25 to 43.50 in the high NO COVER one I hIt in tbe majors," pressure Oft me, other than bar event for the .dual meet recalled the 23-year-old there.would be anyway." victory. Babcock won the event *...... Durham. '" watched it a little. Despite outstanding with a 9.60 while Brantley and : HAPPY HOUR SPECIALS : It must have been an omen. credentials in the minor Kinjo tied for second with 9.35 considerin11 I was involV1ld in leagues, Durbam bas yet to scores. : Pinball and Video Games * the trade: prove himself in the !Daj~r "We bave a good high bar • ...... It- "The trade" is the deal that leagues, In 95 games during hIS team and both 0( us were still in sent former Cy Young Award rookie season last year. the meet up to then," Meade .11 5. illinois wiT-a" Bruce Sutt.!r to St. Louis Durham batted .171. ~id. in exchange for third baseman ~ Ken Reitz, minor leaguer Ty WaDer and .9urbam. "It makes mr: feel good ~,::, Il~Eft LaC ·c?t-~l1 YOU DON'T HAVI TO .. A DOC'TOR. DENTIST Ott NUItSI knGWing they trllded a guy like Sutter for me. Ml'l'e motivatioo: ~..... _-_.... _-. i TO CONT1III1UT1 TO THI PUIlUC'S HlALTH. WI 0ffU if you know whd I mean,' 1=. ,~1t_..... ~.:.:=<.o THE POUND Of PltlVINTION-NOT THI OUNCI Of CUM. Durham said. Cubs' general manager Bob ,~ ~- :::: Daily 8 Join UsAf Kennedy, who bas been 2=:' '''~ Speclals:3:-;;;- ·S -- ...,..._ ea.. :::!'~ Illinois' only School of Public Health criticized for ~illg away the ~ ChoppeoIu...... u.. .~3:x premier reliefer m the league, University of Illinois at the Medlcaf Center pointed to Durham ~s tl-.<; iI.~y to . ~ ---_.. -...... :::f&:::::- Chicago - ...... ~'- the deal. _--... !O'-~l...... '422 ...... -~~~ "He was the one player we ..-....;;.~ ..... s.-: .. __n.. ".10.... --"- C::t:5 - _ were eyeing," Kennedy said. Mosw.~ & Doctorai Degree Programs are offered in Biometry. "If the reports on him a.-e true, fPdarniolo!w. En-, : ~ APwMnat: ...... I ...... -~ Sip up $PC offIco" ani floor.ltuHnt c.n.... : ~~I~,D A Y-;a~... : for __ lntonn.tIoftcali ~/M .,\.t J - • .~~ . :,,~- @): ., . ...-...;, ., .~ %We .., , ., ..., 1It .. -~ .. :• Q~t!l'B.,.L_ :• .,...... --.-.-. . AtJMED'S FANTASTIC .. , FALAFIL FACTORY ~1 '. ~.-.::;.:;;: '\ fri-. & II ... -' . nm . .j=:::!.~ " 2kO*I." ~-l··"'·"""'''''''Ji'.. .' .UNOWICHIS : ·~-,l¥~~!lr2.- t,;, 1~AM •.. MIN. f'U«"",W l,.n .'. -' .., S. illinois \.. .. ,ft.,., . CUllY o~... _,._...... ;..._-----...:;.....--..;.--' • Daily Egyptian. FebruarY It. 1981. Page" Cagers' late push ~doonts Indiana St. By Due Kaae Sports Editor . Maybe the winter chill that blew into Carbondale Tuesday flad a numbing effect on the Saluki women's bas~etball ~eam. sm -C took its time in heating up before fill4lly scorching Indiana State. 93-73, Tuesday nignt at the Arena. . SlU-C improved its record to 12-15, while the Sycamores lost their seventh straight game and dropped to 11-14. ~ outcome was in doubt until five minutes remained. After ISU's Cathy Jost hit a jump shot to cut the Saluki lead to 71-68 .ith 4:47 to go. the Sycamores were outscored, 22-5. "OUr team finally deci-ied it wanted to play basketball tonight." said Saluki assistant Coach Jennifer Bet1narek. "We didn't have any practice on Sunday and only a haH hour's worth y~terd."y. so we've been out of things for awhile." It appeared SlU-C was just getting the feet of things in the first half as numerous Saluki turnovers helped keep the Sycamores in the game. After spotting the ~lukis a 21H8 lead, ISU came back to close the gap to 39-34 at halftime. The Salukia had 10 turnovers in the first half. "We'd call time out and ten them what needed to be done," Bednarek said, "but there just wasn't any response. There was a definite lack of intensity and concentration there." But the efforts of three players helped keep SlU-C on top hltber than a brief span midway through the second half>. Fresh,,,an guard Roslyn Bartley. scoring off of fast breaks and hitting from the perimeter as well, scored a persoMl-higl: 29 points. It war. the highest single.game total of any SaJuki this season. Another fr-es'!· man, center Char Warring, scored a tareer-high 20 points before )' fouling out late in the game. Leola Greer added 18 points and 18 rebounds. AU three drC"A' praise from Bednarek. BeUt Stevens_10Gb for someoae to pass the baD The Salukis' next game will be against Northern Illinois at 5 p.m. Ie while Indiaaa Sta~" Cindy Beesley provides Saturday at the Arena. Shockers, Braves fight for MVC lead By SeGU StaJa ..er pulled further away from the Drake. &6, resides In fifth Wichita State's scbeduIe over undefeated at home in Va:ley Aaodate 8porU EdiIGl' pack Monday night with an 81- place after ldllllday's victory at the final six games appears ~ra:Dey also will travel to 61 wiD over SIU-C. Bradley was West Texas St>.t!e ...hile surging slightly NSier than Bradley's. . State, and has games . Most observers expected the Idle. New MexicoStllte, S-S, captured While the two teams still must with the Shockers, SIU -i: and Missouri Valley Collierence's its fourth win in Its last five play their bome-and-bome West Texas _mun the friendly basketball race to evolve illto a Tulsa and Creighton are nest games and moved into sixth series, the Shockers also have confines of R'Jbertson two-team battle between in the standings with 7-4 (ollowi,* its upset decision over contests with Tulsa and Fieldhouse. Wichita State and Bradley, and records, 21,2 games behind the Tulsa. Creighton ill noisy HenrI Levitt that's exactly what's bappening Shockers. Tbe Golden Bradley's Mitchell Anderson, as the «Ue chase enteJ'a the Hurricane, iDYiDc tble at home, =:asJ:!~y~lIJ~·~: a 6-8 junior fOl"6ard from home fI1retcb. stumbled at West Texas State Indiana State is ht seventh and BradIey_ Chicago. and New 14exico State Goi illto their showdown Saturday and New Mexico State place with a 3-7 record. while Junia'!' Jaime Pe_. :: 6-1 for· ~y Ilight at W'IChita, the Monday, while the Bluejaya loel disappoiDtinR West Texas is in ward from Mission, Texas, Sbockera are ..I in Valley play at Bradley Satur Jay and also eighth. 3-8. As for the' The Braves, meanwhile, will were the co-winners of last I ~ a game ahead of the dropped a ncn-eor Ierence game Salukis._.weU, you're probably tra,-el to Tulsa aP.er their game wfI8'S MVC Player of the Week Braves, 8-2. The Sbockers at DePaul Moochy. familiar with their story. in Wichita. Tl:d Hurricane is award. GYlnIlBStJCS tealtl ~reaks SIUDlP, tops BYU By Michelle Sdnrea& took third with 51.40 points and Staff Writer Jim Vokurka took fourth wlth Sl.3S points. SIU-C"s Jim Muenz Scoring its highest . t tel tal took fifth with SUO points and of the seasoo, tDe ~ melt's posted his best aH-arotmd score gymnastics team broke out of a of the season as did teammates two-meet slump by defeating John I.r:j; and Kevin Mazeika Brigham Young University with identical scores of 50.55. 268.5S-2163.70 Monday night at "MI!eJJ%., v,yy and Mazeika the Arena. aU r-:.t it together at once," The Salukis bad not been Meade said. "Kevin did well on performing up to par since their rings, parallel b.'U'S and his best vieler) at Ball State last on pommel horse. Levy did a weekend but !'napped out of real good job '-'n rings and their lapse despite some less Jimmy also did a real good job than ideal conditions. for us." The meet sandwiched the The Salukispot hei., fr~m Wichita State-SIU~ basketball everyone on the it>Jlm as SIU~ game a, the floor exercise and took first and sec(Jnd place and vaulting events were held tied for third r.Jiace in floor before the game and the ether exercise. Babcock was first lOW' events followed the game. with a 9.45 foll'3Wed by Randy Coach Bill Meade said r.hat Bettis with 9.40. Bob Barut tied didn't bother the Sahlkis r... third with the Cougar's Greg " althou~h it may have had an Vigil with a 9.~lS seore. . effect Oli 8YU. Bettis nailed down the tap "It didn\ hurt our kids any spot in the vllulting event with iii but I think it h:u1. BYU because 9.70 and Barut placed second ttM;Y kept warmtio: up," Meade with a 9.00. Bettis' score was .10 I18ld. "It's Vei"y elll.'Y to ov~;-· short of the SIU~ record of 9.80 warm and lira yourself oui so I set in 1&;&. was careful to keep our kids off "Randy executed an ex· the apparatus. cellent ',ault and he needed "We had a Ct'Uple of bad ones that," !4eade said. "Athletes back to back and we were are a lot like diabetial in a way looking to get it all back because they need a little shot S&aIf pheW ., ~oIlIl C., together,'· t~ added. "We were of insulin once in a while. This ready for tilis one." couldo't haw. come at a better SalatllCllPhom.... Tom ~.Id R2ac!y indeed. Brian Babcock time ft.'t' him because the NCAA ctis,.,. perfed foral daring • won dle aU -around competition nati~ are drawing near." still ria,s perform.ace, with S7.0I; p..-.QIts and remains Babcoct: _as the only Saluki SI.... 1Ll nallliN !e4!oad to unbeaten in dnlll meets. BYIl to place iii Ule pommt'!1 bone staff photo lIy Jolla Cary _"IIUI~ Bria. Babcodl ia the swept tb8 next ~bree pIa---