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Gus sa ys everybody under 5- Thursday, J u!y26. 1984 . Vol 69. No I ~l Southern Illinois University root-9 will ~' ant to kr.!'Iw what's wrong with being a small teachers college. SIU-C image woes targeted
8y An ne Flas13 Illinois, according to the poll. alumni who responded to the reality." StarrWritter The firm's recommendations poll said they were satisfied " To lump us together with - s trengthening s tudent with the education they received Eastern, Western. Northern and Uni versity officials are recruitment. enhancing alumni at SIU-C. More than three I1linois State University is noi hoping i~a t a package of prl')gra ms and improving quarters said they would select fair," Dyer said Wednesdey. strategies recommended by a private fll:id·raising efforts . the University again. " We offer ~G ;;;lJch nlore her e." Baltimore research firm will are the culmination of a But Jack Dyer, executive According to the study, help SIU·C ovef<.ome one of its yearlong study commissioned director of University relations. marketing enhancement for thf image problem. -- the per by the SIU Foundation. said he is concerned tha t despite school would come (rom ception of the school as a " smali In 1983 , Barton-Gillet un the system's Medicat School in maintaining the status it holds teachers college." dertook a two-phase study Springfield and extcnsive as " a first-rate teaching On the average, former consisting of an in-depth gra duate programming, even university" while expanding the Keith Tuxhorn alumni who responded to an analysiS of the University's former alumni view SJU-C as a public's perception as a opinion poll conducted by the marketing practices and a four-year school on the level of " comprehensive r(,search Tuxhorn believes Barton-Gillet Co . put the telephone survey of some 700 Eastern, Northern and Western university prt:l vidi ng sub University among four former key constituents. Illinois universities. stantially valuable community '60s ideals have teachers colleges in the state, Final recommendations were Dyer said the University is service," rather than as a comprehensive submitted to the University in working hard to overcome that Dyer said that promoting the a place in present resear<;h university in !.he sam April. image, "even if it is only a league with the University of More than 90 percent of perception not baser. on See WOES, P age 2 By Phil Milano SI.H Writer Crab Orchard panel to expand lak,e study " I'm the last of the '60s lef tovers," says 28-year-<>ld Keith By Jim Ludeman refuge." ordinance plant , whirh EPA, said the actual cost Of Tuxhorn. " I beat the 'me' StarrWriler "We're looking at records to 9roduced explosives and clean-up could be as higb as S3 generation by a couple years see who occupied what space, Chemical pollutants, he saill. million. and missed the riots by a couple The U.s. Fish and Wildlife and what they did. We're getting Representatives from the U.S. years." Service will expand its studies information from companies Environmental Protection One option for clean-up would Those circumst z. nces , of hazardous wastes at Crab that opere ted on that site, in Agency, the Illinois En be removing the 2.5 acres of soil however, haven't created any Orchard Lake to include all cluding Shcrwin-Williams, vironmental Protection Agency, at the site to a depth of eight feet identity void in Tuxhorn, th. industrial siles on the refuge. which operated the ordinance the Illinois Department of youngest member of the Car Wayne Adams, ofthe Fish a~d plant," Adams said. Public Health, a nd the U.S. Fish ~~~re~ansha~!~~o~! l~a~: bondale City Council. He takes Wildlife Service, said at the first Adams sa id the ordinance and Wildlife Service V1ere facility, he s:;i~ . turns rebuking or espousing meeting of Rep. PauJ Simon's plant was operated during available at the meeting to credos from both eras with a citizen's committee that " we World War Ii, and the site was present information and data The cJean·up should focus on seemingly more object.ive need to look at a complete ap used by other companies after they had collected 00 the lake the PCB's, ac~ording to David stance than those who grew up proach that encompasses the the war. The poUution problem and the pollution problem. Stalling, chemist for the U.S dU[~n~~:;~ee g!.:!.\~~r=orn entire 22 ,000 acres of the '! " REALLY, IDEAS o f equality, justice and equal distribution of wealth a ren·t just from one generation:' he said. "Those are ideals you can go back to the Bible for '" Tuxhorn, born and raised in SpringfieJd. came to SIU-C in 1973 and rec~ lved a special bachelor's degree in writing in 1977 . He has since lived in Cape Gira rdeau, Minneapolis and SI. Lou is, but has always come back to Ca rbondale because of the Un iversit y and the pace of life. Writing has a lways been a n interest of Tuxhorn ·s. He said he hopes to discipline himself to do more serious writing in the future. " Writing lets a lot of my crea tivity out," he said. " Sometimes! get clogged with Murphysboro police supervised towing of a car on Roule 149 Chack's car skidded oat of control. hi'/ung a tree and a road all my business stuff and don't west of Murphysboro arter an accident 1\iesday. The car was sign before stopping, He was taken \0 St, Joseph Hospital in get a chance to do that." driven by Freddy Chack, Route 2, Vergennes_lie was charged Murphysooro, where he was reported in stable condition. See IDEALS, Page 2 after the accident with driving while intuxicated_ Police said Reagan says Democrats 'too far left' AUSTIN Texas (AP) - " I'm sorry they seem to see LloydBentsen, D-Texas. President ' Reagan on Wed- oniy misery, feel only fear, and This GMorning nesda rtrayed Walter F , never stop pining for their days " Be~tse.'1 c~,lIed that char~e MonJle rod Geraldir.e Ferraro of tax and tax and spend ~nd rldlculotls. , And _ Mond~ e Mostly cloudy, high liS: "Io~rcen.t storm chaace. as insensitive to the South, and spend," Reagan saId, asserte~ ~ha[ R~gan w,~s he implored conservative characterizing the 1984 elecl:i0n gettmg a httle bit oesperate, Democrats not te, "let them as " the shaf'l"'St, most . UD Cla88es meet Weduuday 2 bury the American dream tn portant chOIce m modern times Reagan, referring to his , their graveyard of gloom and -:- greater freedom or coer- Democratic chaUenger,;, said, Laoor-Shamir tie sought 3 " CJOI1." "Please don'tlel them bury the en~gan , in his first campaign " Tbe leadership of tbe American dream in their Split Enz a bit dry 7 foray stnce the nomination of Democratic Party gave Texas graveyard of gloom and "nvy, the Democrati( ticket, charged the beck of their hand," said endless tax increases, deeper Kingman's, back Spom16 that "The national Democratic Reagan, In an apparent dependency, . planned protec leadership is going so far left, reference to MontlaIe's choice of tiooislT" certain sacrifices and tbey' ve left America," Ms_ Ferraro over popular Sen, veiled quotas," IDEALS: Tuxhorn"s clear on his §]Vews GRoundup Continued from P a~e I cOl.:ncil ma n.· Those peopl e grodes. so all the smart people obviously haven't laken the liked me. And ... well . I look a Fin.al accord reached to aid bank little funny, so ror some reason TUXIIOR N. SIK GI. E. is an time to pay a ttention to what WASHI NGTON t AP ) - Federal officia ls and offi cials uf avid comic book collector. owns I've done wit h the council and to the smokers a nd drug crowd gOI a long Wltl'; me, too. ,. Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Co. bave reached Campus Com ics on So.uth sec what my positions are, " he final agreement on a l,lUlti-billion dollar a id package for the Ill inois Avcnuc. works part-tIme said. " If they did . they'd find out Catchin!', the end of the '60> ailing Chicago bank, uankmg sources saId Wednesday. I don't wear a cape a nd a big bat mentality greatly a ffecten a t Wuxtry's Records and Tapes. Terms of the compli c ~ ted deal. markmg the higgesl bank a nd portray, F;rst Rear Officer on my chest. " Tuxhorn. He cherishes many of the ideal3 of the period anol rescue ever. will be spelled ~ut at a Thursday mormng news Nimrod on " C r~ ture Features con rerl.!nce at the Federal Deposit Insuranc\. Corp, From the Los!. Planet:' a local TUXHORN'S REFUSAL to applies them to his business and cable TV show he co-writes. limit himself to a certain counc il work . FOis a king H IS interests might make category of beliefs or interests idea li sm. he said. ~h ea ts people Two hurt in Texas sharl, attacks Tuxhorn s('"C.rn li ke a man has given him an advantage in their fives. SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, Texas lAP) - A teen-age girl's caught in the Peter Pa" syn when Maling with others. he "TO BE HONEST. if you start iegs •.... Ci€ m~mgled by " fierce bile;" from a shark while drome. There is always the said. lie traced thai leverage to another girl requir Continued from Page 1 in the door :" he said. The mouth. Award OK'd in police sp:ying suit isolated atmosphere also hin Bul by in'tituting several of CHICAGO lAP) - A federal judge on Wednesday approved Uni "e~s it y outside Siluthern ders the efforl. he added. the recommendations a nd a $335,000 settlement for 25 civic groups and individuals - Illinois i~ . sometimes difficult . " Some of the things that make t a rge t ing efforts toward including the Rev. Jesse Jackson - who claimed the police lie said that because of the Southern lI1inois so nice. like the working with alumni and the violated their constitutional rights by spying on them. area's thin population base and relaxed atmosphere and the tolal range of possible incoming The out-of-eourt settlement, approved by U.S. District the U n i \" e r ~ ~ :y 's limited na tura l beauty . tend to students, Dyer said he feels that Judge Susan Gel?endanner, ends nearly 10 years of litigation resources, e:(posure 10 major sometimes work against us," he eventually the image problem against the city and the Police Deparlment's now-defunct Red medlO markets is small . said, adding that other research will be overcome. Squad. an intelligence unit assigned lo combat subversives. "We ha,'e to fi ght in the has shown that the majority of The lawsuil basically covers surveillance activities from hlllller markels lik e Chicago students who atlend SIU -C learn " It's nol going to happen the mid-l960s to the mid-I97Os, said Robert Howard. an al and SI. Louis iust to get our foot about the schoo l by word-of- overnight," he said. tornev (or the plainrirrs. Classes, not exams, set Wednesday F ina l exams wHl not be gi ven numerous phone calls on the the day be designaled a no • l,;SPS 169220 1 on Wednesday. Aug.t . but matter . exa mination day. The senate classes will be held. according resolution was made University th~o~~S~~i1a~nth~~~a~~e:t~~ ~~1~~~[~~~ r.~~ t f, to the Off ice of the Vice The confusion appare ntly policy. during summer term \y Southern Illinois University, Communica tions Presidellt for Academic Affairs stemmed from a suggestion by Building, Carbondale, !L 62901 . Second class postage paid at Carbondale. a nd Research. Confusion had the Undergraduate Student Final examina tions will "e IL. arisen about whether the day Organization in spring 1983 to given Thursday, Aug. 2. and Editorial and business ofCices located In Commun ications Building. had been set aside for study set aside the day before fi nals Friday. Aug. 3. Schedules for N~~~A~ I :nh~~t~~:~ .~~ny~~tg;$i J~~~~~~:;e~·OQlhs within the with no classes. The orfice of for study, with no classes individual classes are posted in United States and $45.00 per year or $30.00 ({lr six months in a ll roreign Admiss ions a nd Records scheduled. The Facull y Senate Woody Ha!1 and are on Page 11 . countries. reported it t.ad received passed a resolution asking that of today's Daily Egyptian. U ~~~:::~/i~:n~re~~tP6~'~ress to lJaiJ y Egyptian. Southern Ill inois Sidewalk Sale Insld. Star ....JUlt 3 Mar. Days .. . Fri,·Sun .• July 26-28 Save 40% to 60% r------, SHIRTS PANTS DENIMS • Woven • Knits • Dress • Casual Designer Style Jeans Reg Reg Reg. ' . 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July 26. t984 SCAM head to speak for UMW on Herrin panel H\" .lim l. ud~ma n boa rd until the union side of the - The board of directors was meetings monthly instead of Dinnis said Gamer and SCAM ~iarr Writer board coul d find " represen selected in accordance wit h the annually. The board voted 5·2 tativefrom the UMW _ by·laws of the counci l. against the proposals at ils ;~[~o~~~~~:!:;"~~ =~~ Steve Banker was appoi ntri:1 Banker sa ! ~ Herrin Chamber - While the by·laws permit annual meeting in April. passed SCAM 's pl"Op(l<3ls. int erim representative of tile of Co m ~:e r ce representatives three members to call a meeting - The council has funds to loan local UOi ted Mine Workers boycotted the meeting. although of the board, they do not permit anyone who wishes to expand or :'The Herrin Community un:oll to the Herrin Community th e~ did send a representative, three members to decide when start a new industry in Herrin. Council is basically a finaci al Council al a r.leeting of the Tom Dinnis. who is manager of and where that meeting shall Dinnis said in a phone in· arm of the Hen;n Chamber of C:OUr. Ci 1' 5 bo3rti of directors tho Herrin Chamber of Com· take place. terview that the Chamber of Commerce. The chamber has Tuesday night merce. ·-The board rejected the Com merce representatives monthly meetings, where we Bank er. who is ihe chairman Banker sald Dim ,is read a proposals ma de by SCAM : th at boycotted the meeting because take care of loan applications of the Southern Counties Action latement from the othp.r board the size of the board be in they "'saw no purpose being for council funds. It's been this Movement. said 10 a telephone members. The statement creased from 10 members to 14 . achieved in a met.!ia event way since the council was interview he will serve on the consisted of fou1- points : and that the board conduct organized by SCAIv' " started." Dinnis said. Power move in Israel Labor Party unites with Shamir to gain public support TEL AVIV , Israel lAP) - The ceded their sudden readiness to doubted Shamir would accept senior colleagues at the party's remain to he apportioned. La bor Party, seeking public enter a bipartisan government Labor's demand that it head a beachside headquarters i"- Tel support for ils efforls to form a was largely a tactical move. government . Aviv and issued a statement With the result so close, the coalition, r eversed tactics During the campa;gn. Labor Because both major parties pledging "to act to set up a5 military ballot took on critical Wednesday and said it. would had opposed a unity govern· failed to gain the61 seals need e~ broad a government as possible proportions, Cl ouding the join Prime Minister Yitzhak ment, saying it would be in· for a majority in the Knesset or on the basis of agreed principles parties' n ~goli ;Jlions on a Shamir in a government of capable of agreeing on im· parliament, both were left to and in accordance with the coalition. naHonal unity. portant policy mal ers. seek the support of Israe)"s 13 plaUorm of the party." But Labor officials insisted They said their new strategy rightist and lettist fringe par According to projections. Menachem Begin, the former that Labor. not Shamir. should was aimed main!} at satisfying ties. Labor won 45 seals to 41 for prime minister who forged the lead such a government. the public's desire for a show of Likud leaders fell they should Shamir's Likud bloc in the 120- Likud , said in a telephone in Aides of Shamir, who heads unity after the divisi"e election. lead any government because member Knesset in Monday's terview with The Associated the governing Likud bloc, made Not only were the two partie:; their policies have more support election. The !igur(> was likely to Press that he thought a national it clear he was not willi"g to poles apart ideologically on from the small parties. change slightly when the unity government would be "a p!ay junior partner to Labor. such liey issues as Arab-Israeli Labor Party leader Shimon military ballots come in good idea," but should be led by Labor Party officials con- peace. but the offici21s strongly Peres met brienv with his Thursday_ Eight to 10 seats "' my good friend Mr. Shamir:: DAY TRIP TO SIXFLAGS® Saturday July 28, 9:00am Departure from Student Center $16.50 per person Includ.. : Roundtrip Transportation I, ., anld. Adm;~~L~~ • Student Center FREE SWIMMING DIot.-lcl INDOOR POOL COMING SOON CAI\BONDALE MOBILE HOMES CU.TO... NORTH HIWAY 51 A ...... 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All leiters a re subject 10 editing and will be limit.d 10 500 wo rdi. Lelle,. 01 250 words or fewer will be give" preterence fo r publication. A complete I'o'eme"t of e ditorial a nd le" er policie, approved by ,"t. Doily EgyphO" Policy a nd Re view Boord il a va ilable in Communication' 1241 . Water deposit bOOS1" would short students TilE CITY Council on Aug. 6 is scheduled to consider an or· dinance change that would doubl e tho deposit required of singl" family dwelling customers. making it $50. This increase was propOsed so that the deposit would cover unpaid bills. . The average delinquent accoun t has been esllmated by the cIt y fi nance department at $49.56. Thr .-efore. the $50 depoSIt would be just enough tu cover the average unpaid bill . . Manv students wi ll be adversely affected by the water deposIt increase. which, in addition to electricity and gas service deposits, tuition payments. book buying. housing damage deposits and ad· vance rent pa yments. puts a strain on an off-campus student's budget ea rly in the school year. However, with about 16.5 percent of the city's wa ter customers having delinquent accounts. the ci ty doesn't have many alter --~etters natives to make up for the unpaid b' lI s. ACCORDING TO Paul Sorgen. cit y finance director, one reason that unpaid bills can get so high is that some residents who have Letter misread by professor had their water cut off will themselves illegally turn the water bacl, In Wayne Helmet"s response betrothed is taken "in the field." that religioniSts exercise in on. a relativel" sim ple operation. So a wa ter bill may doubl e despite to my letter printed in the DE on If a betrothed virgin is raped in their pursuit of tyranny. the fact that the water has been offi cially shut ofr. and the cit y will June 14. he wrote. " Phillips says a city. she dies with her rapist Also, one might wt}!lC'ier if it is not know about it until the next month. only the woman is punished fo r because "she cried not. " Would not a freedom guaranteed by the The ci ty will in some cases place a Jien on a property where the edultery." I said nothing about Mr. Helm.". suggest that the Constitution, why do anti· owner or tenants have had an unpaid bill. This :Jrocedure has raised adultery. Let the record show women of Carbondale who, abortionists find it necessary to ,he ire of landlords. who the city holds responsible for any unpaid that J sa:d. " A woman who gives under threat to their life, have seek a constitutional amend· bills left by tenant . Landlords feel Ih ~ t they shouldn 't be held up her vi rgini ty voluntarily is been silent as they were raped menllo slop it "! responsible for a tenant's delinquent bm. subject to being stoned to 1>0 sul)ject to stoning? i am of the anti·Christ, even Landlords don 't want to pay t~ .ir tenants' overdue bi lls. and death ;·, CDeuteronom y 22 :13· Professor Helmer's use of the though I once was a lay· many students can't afford to pay extra deposit money. This 21) "yet there is no punishment word "seduced" mstead of rape Pentacostal preacher. One day. dilemma could be solved with a lillie cooperation be'ween tenants for a man who t.akes a woman in the case of an unspoused I decided to qlJit reading the and landlords. prior to marriage. ,. virgin is quite disgusting, sint-e Bible in the way I was in· One solution would be to have landlords pay the water bills for Only women are subject to it is scarcely believable that a structed. to not let it :,., " in· their property and add the amc:mt of t!te bill to the t"nant's rent pu ni ~ hm ent fo r sexual activity man of his education would IIOt terpreted" for me. and I read it .each month. prior to marriage. To reinforce know the difference between in its ent~rely . this argument as to the sexist seduction and rape. I can only J found it to be a doctrine of FOR LANDLORDS. this would avoid the expense of paying an nature of the Bible, it may be believe that this was an attempt oppression. However , unpaid bill and would keep the city from placing a lien on their added that prostitutes are to soften.the impact of the brutal Christianity is not the only properties. subject to stoning under Biblical nature of forcing a raped oppressive force; so, too , are all For tenants. this would save them the added expense of the law. yet the men who lay with woman to marry her rapist. religions of worship .. deposit, and they would avoid the monthly hassle of the water bill. her go free of punishment. From the point of vi,,,,, of . 'Iin? belief in a devil or evil I( seems to be a mutually beneficial solution. :'>1r . Helmer also wrote of my anyone who believes in equality spirits is a co\H>ut. The belief in Why such an arrangement is not a common reature of most letter. "He also says the Bible and human freedom, large a god who will deliver us from housing leases is puzzling. Owners of mobile home courts and does not condemn rape of a portions of the Bible are in· that which we have wrought is trailer parks around Carbondale have used this arrangement woman." I took great pains to defensible, and I can recognize an idle dream. successfully for years. Owners of rcnted houses should consider mention Deuteronomy 22: 22·29 ; the difficulties of its defenders. Only when men and women tbis system as well. however, I will again point out Mr. Helmer argues that accept responsibility for this The fact that the water and sewer department had to resort to an that these verses speak only of abortion is not a constitutional earth, only when they cease to increase in the water deposit to cover unpaid bills is an unpleasant virgins. right because it is not mentioned ,be greedy and seek to hold reminder that not everyone is responsible enough to pay for what Mr. Helmer slates that "A in the Constitution. Many of our power ov Page4. Daily Egyptian. July 26, 1984 Expert cites need Cut GOP air time, CBS told ACROSS 49 Oath lakel s :,\EW YOh;' lAP, - CBS for better radar 1 To·do 53 Gtory fi ti me amount of time that we 5 Card game 54 tnsect affiliat es. unhappy that con ~av r the Democrats," he said, in Central Illinois 9 " - all!" 5S Pentateuch Todays vention broadcas ts de la yed ~-: BS. which began coverage a l 14 Fluenc, 56 Baltery pole their lev..:a l nE'wscasts lasl week, ~ p,m , EDT on three ni g!>ts and C HAMPAIGN , l AP , 15-st...:: k 57 Kick In h an~ asked the network to lim:t 8:30 the other night. was thl! 16 Automaton 58 Greek leiters Current \I. eat her radar doe~ not coverage or next month's only one or the thre<' netwod-:.c:. :"!W::~l e 59 - and dmed Puzzle Republican conventton to prime that didn't offer affiliates the giv ~ the best protection to allovlance 60 Some July central Illinois. im~luding part of ' 8 Ar>:;Iered babes ti me optim: to cut away to loc?1 news But Ed Joyce, president of the deadly tornado al!ey. ac 'j<::l Cockpit 61 Morse unit Puzzle answers at 11 . cording to the head of the 20 Intense CgS news. sa:d Ttle;:: dav he Ill inois State Wa ter Survey. 22 Color pro DOWN could 110t guarar.t ee how inuch " The concern is fi na ncial and 2~ Concept 1 Places are on Page 11. The area. whic h includes time would be nl.-eded each competitive," said Cullie 24 Locahon 2 Pastry nigh Quinr). Peoria. Bl oomington. 25 French resort 3 Czech river Talleton. senior vice president " I Springfield, Decatur a nd 28 Destructive 4 KepI a nticipate we'll be givi ng and general manager of WBTV , Champaign, would be safer wit h action 5 Thorns the Republicans roughly the CBS a ffil iate in C h~ rlotle , N,C, the installation of sophisticated '32 Bitter drug 6 ASian Doppler r a d a r , Sta nley 33 Roaa maker peninsula 26 Forlorn 100lS Changnon said. 34 Male 7 Hoary 2- Roman datf' 45 - voce 35 Water body 8 BUShy clump ; d Polishes 46 Defrost "Central Illinois is relatively 36 Lesser 9 Judas 29 Repenl 47 - soil QUI unprotected because wealhe'r 37 FiniShed 10 Slinger 30 Doomed one mal Y Pf"05e radars are so distant that their 38 Compopi 11 Incite 31 AbraSive 48 Erel~nQ beams are high above the 39 Verbose 12 Accent 33 languishes 49 Negative 40 EpicUre 13 Vega or Mira 36 Smidgens 50WhII ground and we ca nnot .. , Reschedules 2 1 Food ' Ishes 37 Deflected 5 1 Eon adequately detect severe stGrm 4:; Uniform 22 Rome's river 39 Diluted segments Ceatures like torna d£JeS a nd 44 Sweetsop 24 French 40 Alia Singer 52 Cummer hail." Cha ngnon said, 45 Rescue region 42A- - bund The radar systems that are in 46 UK fiver 25 Skip 43 Machine 54 Bad prel. use "are too "far away to gi ve adequat e sever e s t orm coverage over most of central Illinois," he said, Changnon said Doppler radar was "essential for optimum 'FREEl storm detcdion" because it can A Tasty Meat Entree With The detect wind and rain motions within thunderstorms and '_3n Purchase of Our Vegetable Buffet Bar, ~~~~: d o: rI Ybt!t~:~eJ~h~nentco ~~ 4 Tasty Entrees to Choose From Nightl~" ventionai rada r. Coupon h pi,•• Aug, 12, 1984 Tornado aile} , a diagonal ba nd in whicii twisters rrequently have occurred. cuts through the a rea that ls poorly covered by present weather FIRST 'N' FINEST , " ALL YOU CAN EAT! radar. Changnon said. Art er severe storms swept VEGETABLE BUFFET BAR! C hoo5t' from ... nutril;Ous 'n' d .. li(iOU5 ... POI~I (M:5 ... CO rn ... 9r.... n 3cross i he middle or Il1inoif with beans ... pinto be~ns ... c~bba9 " .broccoli 'n' ch ...... u uc C! ... plu. 3 little warning iI, the late 1970s. ~.I" OInd nourilhinl brcad •... c:orn brc-ild ... ro ll, ... (r"sh bilked worrier.i citizens and govern biKuits! ment officials formed a com mittee to study the problerr. and 7D~y.AWu~ Enjoy AS many trip" $2 look ror solutions. u you li~ ... tZ. 19 99 "We became aware that a SoN.d 4,30 ,. 9,00 P.M . • band of rather pOpulous cities and counties .. . did not have adequate severe weather warning capability," so;'" Jesse says coalition awaits party;s nod IOIO E, Main , Carbondale, 1162901 Daniel Bell, chairman of the comrh ~ !. tee and of the T~'lewell WASHI NGTON tAP) - The sorority, which says it added County Board. " We wantoo to Rev. J esse J ackson said more tha n 242.000 voters t.o the try to look for a system that Wednesday the " Ra inbow rolls this year, sponsored the ",c'J ld give us a 15- to 3O-minute Coa~ ition " he buil t in an un- rally. warning of severe weather." s uccessrul drive ror the " The Democratic Pa rty has a Bell said it could cost $600,000 Democ r atic p r~s id e ntial mission we identify with." to provide Doppler radar to nomination is still waiting ror J ackson said. " Our mission is to protect that portion of central the party to make a com· defeat tPresident) Reagan in lllinois. He said the committee mitment to blac.ks and other November. But the absence of believes state and 10c"1 minorities. Re..lgan is not the pr~ence or governments might joil: to fund "We must relate to the party, jobs, peace and jus':ice," the proj""l, but the rreedom movement The f;>d~(8 ' goYernm',n' has a can't get locked to politics," long'ra,nge f,lan to build a Jackson told several thousand national ne': work of Doppler, people attending a voter radar units. ChangnorJ said. but registration rally on the steps of it could not be in operation until the U.S, Capitol, 1992 , The Alpha Kappa Alpha ·**********1*: ,ILLlllIS p non ***** : ~ \: ~ i< SPECIAL • i< a&.&. aaJr eo.~ . MALIBU VIL~AGE : T_ 150·-... : ~il Mobile HOJ11e Park/ Rentals .••••••••••• - *••••••. -... ~ ~ and Apartments 1000 E. Park St. -J Hwy Sl S. 710 w. Mill ') NQW LEASING MOBILE HOMES' AND APARTMENTS FOR SUMMER & FALL ~~~~~~=:1~ ...... ,,~ :OSCARMEYIR: * Pr 'ce~ sta rt at S 165. 00 per month r'~,"~ ,. ALL BIIF ,. .:f * So'"e rr,oney on ~latural ga~ ~. : FRANK : * C a blevi~lon ava il able a t a ll locallor.s : PICKLE : • New large ~ BR 7ownnouse cparlr-nenls : CHIPS : are now o-.lollab e : _*********.tr**... Co li or Come B( Open 10 am 8 (XH 00 M·F Ladies Play FREE '900·300 SAT . 529 -4301 Ott Ice located o t • Mal ibu Vi llage Hw y 5 1 S, Daily,Egyptian, July 26, 1984, Page 5 ------CEntert-ainment Vaily 'Egyptian ...... ------Workshop starts with 4 performances tty M.rgoret Collcoll other m o!""e com ple t e ly BRYANT SAID the plays in SlarrWriter developed would have been the workshop are chosen by Playwrights test new plays more effedivc. Christian Moe, in charge of the The firsl ro ~ nd of per· The .niq ue Ihing about the pbywriling program and formarx:es 51. sru-c's anDua t to m,ake revisions in scripts playwright ' s workshop executive producer of the ~ Ia ywril!hl's workshop began prodUctions is that the audience summer workstlljp. last w::d:end with learTI.i:1g and is invited to critique the per· entertainnlcnt in mind. fo ll ows a long line of Billingsley Although "One of the Fair fo rmance afterward. giving The four pi.1ys select,.,.j for works including " Quilt Pieces .. Sex" maintained a udience writers and directors a chance New and Improved versIOns of this year's works hop Vi'oduced on the mainstage in interest fairly well, the length to wm'k on scripts before the workshop performances will represented a greal de.. 1 of L~e fall of 1982, "Silver Lining" cou ' d have been more next run-through a week later. run at 8: 15 p.m. on lhe following creativity tlmong the and "Vaodets," both earlier Lab manageable with the deletion of If viewers don't !ike something days : " The Recept io n." playwrighls and student Theater produclions. a few scenes not fundamental to ir the play Ule first time it is Saturday; "Road Song," directors wbo produced Ihem. the telling of Aphra 's slory. presented. 'hey may voice Sunday; "One of the Fair Sex ." " The Reception," by Mike ALTHOUGH there arc a few The lasl [lay, "Strir.pers. objections a"d possibly see Monday ; "Strippers. Gorillas Phoenix, kicked off four comic moments in UtiS ovP!'ly Gorillas an Balloons,' by improvements in the next show. a nd Balloons." Tuesday. evenings 01 performanCt'S. 1\ sentimental version of " On J effery Elwell, mixed murder was a fast-paced farce aboul Golden Pond," this story of a and mystery with an unlikely Iwo derelicts who lake refuge in bored Southern Illinois woman ingredient: the game show. Six The Departmenl 0 omen s a churd! and end up crashing an traveling with her boring zany characters join their host Studies end the eel/pre a I r e ady-kooky wedding husband 10 find a rest home for on "You Bet Your Life" to guess Stege presents: recepliM. his eccenlric father suffers from the idenlily of Ihe murderer al The COD men make matters severe melancholy. the Magic Minslrel Company. worse by stirring up lhe Every character has deep characlers, including the wounds tha t are op.,ned by HOKE\' music, costumes and drunk.., groom, \he bride's another character - a situation humor were the essence of the mother who thinks she's a wilch with potential to be deeply play, bul this essence n",' 1I2lA$TWAUlUf SElMNG THE BE$T ARAB/AMERICAN FOOD DUDLEY-- MOOa IN TrlfIN. ~ ,-____ COUPON ____, r-----COUPON----, I I I leef&Lamb I *I!E§T* lD!E!rE~i§1E a; I Falafel ~ I I Gyros In Pita I - ..." •• 7 __ ,. l ____ COUPON. ____ ~ L ____~ck,~ ____ ! tIZ&4. L~ M'ON.""l '1 r----COUPON .----- .----- COUPON ----•• I Y. lb. Hamburger I I Chicken I I in Pita I I In pit. I ,---I - .COUPOH994 ____J I Il _____'1.. cOUPOH..- __J I Open Mon-Sat 201 S. /Ilinoi. S49-4S4 1 10-10 GOODTHRU7I301 Page 6. DaUy EgypIian. July 26,.19114 8 y Joe Waiter and "Our Day," arp weak. Starr n',!'cr ~~~,,:ti .t.~~;·s i~av~el{h~g!~,:,:~.~ Th e al bum "Conflicting message to it. "Working up an Emotions" by Australian pop appetite. for some love now. group Split Enz ha s decent Working up a.l appetite. always lnp1crd ies and r1a::;hes of wit in learning. Working up an ap pI3~es . But on the whole it could petite. lust for justice. Working use condit ioner, up an appetite, appetit • . " This album is a mix of A son~ as deep as a ti"a' pool. Split Enz needs light weight a nd sometimes On Side Two , only tW(1 songs sti cky pop. mes3age songs that merit attention. The firsl is " No hit the listener over lhe head Mischief." a funky electronic with a placard and numbers soul number The lyrics are some conditioner; with occasionally clever lyrics. bland. but the rr.usic and vocals The first two cuts on Side One. carry the tune thr(lugh. "Strait Old Line" and " Bullet '" Wake Up Ever;, Night " is a Brain and Cactus Head ," are tune about a man lade with songs sticky pop acceptable as fu nny-funk y worry who goes out .0 h3vr fun . songs with energetic music. But The beat is daace::.blt a nd !,Pe the first song has lyrics that are Album .courtesy WUJl:lry Records lyrics are ;nteUigc',ll pop. s light!~ ' pompous and unin If the songw,·il.", of this ba~d spired. unpretentious song that says it's could gel the;r act together, " Message to My Gi rl " is a hard for the protagonist to there would l>e better music and I(lve song that seems to recall express his true feeli ngs. more cohesive albums. Split the emotion put into songs hy But the last two cuts on the Enz has the talent to write good Lou Reed. This is a. simple and side, " Working up an A~petite " pop songs with intelligent lyrics. Soviets remember death of singer MOSCOW ( AP) - Thousands " He spoke abou: m y Moscnw to heap flowers at tbe are being sold on the black of Soviets of aH ages visited the gener""li on and he sang th~ grave and pause in remem- market.. grave of si ngpr Vladimir truth:' ~.a id Sergei Arnaytov. a brance. This month, Soviet telei.' ision Vysotsky on Wedn",day in 'l1iddle-<.ged Moscow dentist. '" Although much of what showed a five-pa rt seri... in ll(image to the folk hero whose am here because , love and Vysotsky said .,·1 sang has which Vysotsky appeared. foll owing rivals that of John est""m VladimirVysotsky .'· never been pubhshed officially, But a writer for the monthly Lennon or Elvis Presley in the An outpouring of grief by h's popul arity seems to increase magazine Na.h Sovremennik West. thousands at his funeral caught as younger generations are lOur Contemporary) criticized Vys~tsky . a gravel-voiced, authorities by surprise, and introduced to the legendary Vysotsky fans who visit the hard-drinking actor aad mounted police skirmished with artist by theirparen's. grave. He said they trampled ball. deer who lived life to the a defiant crowd refu sing to end Some Soviets say a video near!ly graves. remarking that full . sang of its hardship;-. and its vigil. cassette of VysoLcity 's per- those who visit the graves of mocked those in high plaCf!S. He On each anniversary of his formances and concerts has poets Boris Pasternak or died July 24 , 1980. at the age of death, thousands s:ream to the been put together without of- Alexander Blok would not 42. Vagankovskoye cemetery in !id al permiss!on and that copies behave in thil t manner. Sly Dog to play -GEntertainment Guide-- on Shryock steps LIVE ENTERTAINMENT P .J .'s - Friday and Satur Tres Hombres - Monday. Ric Sly Dog will perform in day. countl-y rock, Auslin McCoy Jazz Trio. no cover. concert at 8 p.m. Thursday on Fred's Dance Barn Ron egades. S2.5O cover . Tuesday, Mr. Lucky. no cover. the Shryock Auditorium steps. Saturday. Doug McDaniel and Wednesday, bluegrass. Timber Originally from Peoria, Sly t he Barr Star rs featuring P .K.'. - Friday. guitarist Ridge. no cover. Dog plays originals and the Wayne Higdon on fiddle. $2.75 Doug McDaniel. no cover. music of popular recording cover. SPCFILMS artists such as ZZ Top. Van Pri",. Time - Friday and Halen, Billy 'dol and The Hangar 9 - Thursday and Sal!!!"~y. rockabiUy. Brady Romantics. Friday. P?r k a nd the Havana and H oUy. no cover. .. In';::r H~~ ...s:~~ .a:nd -; Ducks, $2 cover Wednesd?y and p.m. Rain location is the Student $2.50 cover TLarsday. Saturday, Stan Hoye's - E"ery night Center Ballrooms. Big Larry and Code Blues, 50 exceot Sunday, Top-43, Data Sunday - "The TiG Drum," 8 cents COV4::f . Wednesday, Base. no CQver. p.m. Fantasy. no c')ver. SPC films are siivwn in the The Club - Thursday and Student Center Auditorium. Oasis Lounge - Thursday and Friday. Crosstown Rival!'. no Admission is SI .5O . Friday, Mr. Lucky. no cover. co\'er. Saturday. Tan Paul and Live entertainment fo r Da Blooze.~o cover. CONCERTS Saturday to be announced. T.J .'s Watering Hole - Thursday-Sly Dog. rock and Pinch Penny Pub - Sunday, Friday and Saturday. Max., SI roll. Thpconcertstartsat8p.m. jazz. Me,rey. no cover. cover. on Shrjock steps. Games to star t under tight security LOS ANGELES (AP) - running for his homelaD':! 'n a pastel colors bounced off the Behind a forbidding 8-foot-high bid to thwart Carl Lewis' bid for fences, disguised as best they double fence of barbed wire, four gold medals. "Everyone can be. Multicolored balloons with a military SWAT team seems so relaxed and feeling so gave the ."ene a festive at- al ~rt fnr any emergency, the secure." mosphere. XXIII Olympic G?mes face Yount: stood in the shadow of A group of Romanian athletes Saturd6Y' s oper.: jng with the Humanities Building at the kicked a soccer ball on a grassy serenity and tremendous calrr.. Univer sity of Southern plot nearby. The Romamans " When you walk thmugh the California, onP. of the L~ree alone of the SovIet Union village everything seem.liehter competitors' villages for Ll)e satell ites failed to join the and h" ppier ," said Rick Ca.-ey, Games. Begonias, petunias 3nd Russians in the boycott of th.ese the Uniied States' world record mar;golds fo rmed a rainbow Games, a boycott the SoViets beatL'lg backstroke SWL.l:;,mer. llackground in the shade of said was partially based on 71( "E'"t!(-yone is m(lre cheerful and towering trees. Splas'les of fp,;'S of inad",!uate security. WM~1URIi1!8L~ Yo u Are there are more smiles than rve ever seen." ·It's so peaceful and. BEE. BLAST r; rm,Ord'~~Y~7V/fed pleasant," said Jamaican V sprinter Auguston Young, " THURS -SUN student from North Cuolina State now living in the Bronx but WIIIUND .....AIl IU. 315 S, ILLINOIS A bak.", frfth roll with turkey coHo salami, American chees • . WI,. "·SHIR" I garnllh. Served with ~ Ickl . NOW'!!4TU.INO I chips. CONT•• T • .lGlLDOGI Pltener of Bul ch Of' Cok. .75 lst PLACs 11.90 ...,.." ...... 1wery4ey 2.. ~ :4 ') 2ncl PLACE ,20& Miller Ut.. 7H .15 3rcl PLACE 354 DRAFTS $1_75 PITCHERS M$1_00 ",_. Frozen Strawberry Doquiri. Daily-Egyptian. July., I", Pace7 ------.------ 7 TOWNE CENTRAL SI Summer 3BIG Merchandise 1)6L fhoto Thurs •• f ., III"lIllIIllIlIIlIIlllIItlHIllIItIlIllIllIIlt"'IIIIIII . SIDE' . C,.,$~CIllt., - - - S~ ~. S29-2J31 Spring & Summer AIII!,~d camera equipment SHOES & SANDALS 10% off ."'f"·IAI ., to $12 AI! photo finis hing 20% off applies to orders submitted during sidewalk sale 717 S. III or ~ chocolat. or vanilla shake Next to Unive with purchase during across fro sidewalk saledays ,_ ..t "nt.,lc ,rIn.. 101 ~n •. l •• l ...... I .. "" you ..' -'-" ...... I ••a.eee ...... 0 It I f ...., .... _. ".1'-" ~ ..... ,rIn...... only ~1"""for,...,..._1 ..y.nAIIPH 7171. illinois Av • . c.n0lMla1t! ,"-Sote arus :z Sit-1m P~l g(> tl, Daily Egyptian. July 26. 1984 EWALK SALE ---~July 26,27,28 DA :rl.·Sat. WALK Cotne in first at our ~L E MENS SUMMER SHOES Olytnpic Savings ml"I"·!"}' $9& $14 . t Sidewalk Sale! DISCOUNT • SHOES 9--6pm )ld! Gold! BIG SA VINGS ON SHORTS SWEATS Redeem coupon for 20% off any frozen yogurt treat, Tastes like premium 1l11'r. 5l14K Gold T-SHIRTS GIrT ITEMS 00'9 Hoop ice cream, but has ~O% less calories, . om $9.vv·,p'-1V.VI. Valid through Augl/st 2, 1984 Books' and Paperbacks Campus Shopping Mon·Sun Center Jlam·llpm S.I.U. Souvenirs 1581 L, : $3.69.21 piece shrimp dinner ')pen .! ,Ul1pm , It on K ...... _ ....,.1 .. Dinner include. fri~!- and , m ...... Inu ...... prlic bread. ~o ..elth ... "" loa. fll .... _ $2.99.Beef. fries. small drink rl,ht In our .tore with the 93~.Egg rolls II ~/ . ~pecla ooto "'--or...... -to II /' " ; Big Mac, arnlnut ... We_ II , ..> ...... I ...... t ...... II . . . ~.. ~ . Reg Fri•• , II '" e Med. Soft Drink OTO ltal .1__ ~99CouponbplFN7.27'"iii __ iii_iiiiii'iii __; leaner. -"'Y~~1UI-..r )kslore Daily Egyptian, Jul)' 26, HIM, Pate' Drugs not the 'way to go, mayor says Uy Morgan F31kner $100.000. Staff members meet Starr Writer with the youths twice ' c;;r_RWl.TONIGHT JI. FRIDAY ,no ~ l Ul> 'rI-H!!!:!!.·~ !:i C - 9"" & Slack or Tanqueray ~ day white Russians $1 _75 Everv____ - I!] I~ t}; Qo/dC2n Yen International Marl' • Supply of Halal Chicken for Muslims_ Specializing in Oriental food products spices and gifts, • • Chine.e movie rental & ca ..e«e tapell, • Free de.livery on 251bs_ of rice or order $100rmore. ~ien' Partdng. 212 W. Fr.. man 7tl.A 9~~Sa' (next to B & A Trave!)1 TRY SOFT CONTACTS South IL Awe FREF. iN OUR OFFICE Sun 10:»-:00 ....')7-6911 I EYES EXAIitfINED Carltontltlle. IL .-, BY A DOCTOR OF ,..·7,., Pas. 10, Daily Egyptian, July:lli. 1984 So long Bangkok, .. ClauUled In(ormatlon Ratel (J line mln!mum, approximately . 72 Bl' ICK ~KYLARK . runs good. 15 wordl) nn(' oWIl (> r-car. n(Ow battery. CX ' ('cllent cassellt' radio S9OO . Call :.49-4705 or ;)49·3407 8900Aa 182 hello Gooie Louie One Day-55 centl ~r line, ~r day. LOS ANGELES I AP I ' - F ,' brawni est. li o" does vn(" ex 19;2 ()"TSl :"\ 2-tO-Z. 2·loned coupe. the next three week s. 11 's plain: Two oa)'t-5O cmU ~r line, per ; :1 .0(1) l11 i Ex('(" lI cnl e ngine con· goodbye Bangkok and Kat · day. rlition. Good inl (> rior. $1500. obo - S35 .00n ...· ars Ihat compute I :t29·59 f!fi 7658,\ a IRI m31 ~ di..i '::!ld hello to " Gooir yOUi'" miles per gallon as you Three or Four oay5--&4 cent.1 perUne, ~rday. Looie's" hamburgers. kosher drive. tell you when yo'ur trunk 19i9 F IAT 38.000 rlli€5. EJii:cllent bur: dos Cindy Lauper is opr'n and sport license pl ates Fin thru Ellht oayt-~ ~r looKali kes and X-rated fortune line. peruy. f.~~d\~~~~ · t~1U~ 1 T 1 ~2~~Kr~;~ ~~'91 thai read : " Sleaze."' "Star" and Ten thna NiadHn Dayt-33 aft er ;; p.rn 7668Aa1 P': cookies. ··Beachnum.·· centl ~r Une. per d.y. The odd mix that is Southern - Va lley vocabul ary that Twenty or More DaYI-%7 cent. 19i2 PL yl\tOl'TH DUSTER. sla m California - glutted freeways. revolves around such basics as perUne, ~rcby . "79 V"" 1"", Valley Girls and Holl ywood glitz ~ i- !.1~~~7 ~j&r~li : ~.d$~~~~9~,~~ns "totally awesome."' "gag me 7672Aa182 &..o.M4, I.cal.... ' c.MIl'lon. - makes for a peculiar kind of with a spoon ." ' " ror sure. ror All Classified A d verti~ir.g must l ...... toc.tcar culture shock for first·time sure'" " gnarly" ' and " grody 10 be typed and procs;oed before 12:00 visitors fl ocking here for :ne the max."' noon to appear in next day's put> lication. Anythina processed alter Olympics. - The Iillgerie at Frederick's 12:00 noon will 80 in loIIowiJ1I day'...... "Y ... C.I... Cevpe. It 's S1.500-a-day limousine of Holl ywood . publication. 1 ~ 7 i :'\OVA . fi cylinder. need!' Lew MI .... 0004 c-.lI',-". rales. under -21 r.ightclubs. - Dia l-a -prayer. dial-a-porn mu (Oer. run s well. 529·1405 arter 5. L-.M4 wi'" -...--,. gourmet popcorn in fl avors and ptifik . The Oa:ly ElYptlan cannot be $750 769 IAa 182 from bubble gum to German respon,lble (or more lban one -~ .:..... Potent exotic drinks day" Incorrect lalerti"". Ad· chocolate ca ke to watermelon. named " Revenge or the Nerds." !~. ~~fl fa~~~ .~:'~ ~~5~ :7~~t tuned. ",rtllt-" are respoollble ror . TI04Aal8.1 and suntan salons in a world of " Skip " od Go Naked." check'nl their advertisement ror year-round sunshine. ..J2 ...... -u OL .... Low Ml .... "Shell s hock " and erron. E rrOl'l not tile rault or the ~'... II ...., We lco rr e t o Southe rn ··Widowmaker .·· advertller which leslen the value ~:i~~~ rrl~!2~ ';;p~~~I~ol ;~~di~i~~ : C;liifornia. the 20th century's - Mammoth sandwiches or tile advertisement _ III be ad rl.. :;'1, ra st. All orag. $1.100 O. R. O. wnd of Oz "here Mick'! y Mouse called "Cluck Gable .. ' "Tongue JUlted. If your ad appean .. 529-5180. 7773Aalt3 correctly, or 1I you wl.h to cancel "79 _-...II sooau and Goof) are more than Fu'" " Mish Mosh" · ··AWI.1 the 75 F'ORD GRANADJ\ . 8 cyl. auto .. L'isneyland characters - they Ham'" and ' Ike and Tina your ad, can ~33!1 before 1% :. I ...... t~ . embody a way of life. noon (or canullatioa In the ned ~{:~t ~ifs= . c~~~t. i05i9 .511;~· .... U Pewer a _If' ,NtI Tuna ." day'l l... e . Birthplace of the bi zarre. - A wild-ga me restaurant m2Aalfl1 incubator of international fads Any ad wI!id! is cancelled before near Disneyland that serves $16 expiration will be charged a $2.00 1973 VW B US. Perfect mechanical "" ...... ~. and fashions. it is a micr ocos m buffalo stea~.s and rattlesnake ...-vice I ... Any _ under 12.00 condition. Looks great! 1-893--4088 . Lew ...... 0004 c.M1.... olthe 19805. western·style. on request. will be forfeited due to the cost 78C7Aa181 L-.M4 wi'" -"'--'. It is instant gratification. "Whether you come rrom of necessary paperwork. t976 FORD MONTEGO. am·lm - hooytlolooe hedonis m and throwawa y Boise, Idaho. or ' some foreign No ads will be mis-classified. stereo. runs great. need money ror culture. . must be country. you're still liable to Classiried advertising ~~~ 1. $850. ~a l1 arter 5 : ~A:fii It is a unique subculture that t:x perience some culture shock paid in advance except ror those "11"" ,_ accounts wi!h established credit l1 ...... thJ1 . .... Eastern Bloc athletes will mi ss in Southern Ca Jirornia." iir 19jR F'IAT 128. 41. 000 miles. -t ...... OoIky and others. including more than cording to Stan Weingart. a a rcw Americans: may ri nd stress management proressor a: i~b~tf~~ · .(>~~~~ \ .C~~~~in bewil dering. ' the Universit\" or C:')uthern Consider an interpreter's California . MOII:E CLASSIFIEDS FOLLOWING . 711 PINTO. -t cy l.. low mi1('S. bod" ON THE NEXT FO UR PAGES. VEKDENIG dilemma ir ;\toscow and it s li" s 2 "scene" that will affect ~;:! e;:i e~ :t";'r:!! .- $2100 O~~5 5!~~~ all ies had sent its best and vi sitors in different ways. Morris Library 1------(ClIP & SAVE)------I has m a ps for loa n I 1984 Summer Semester Final I Students and facult y wh o are ret urning to campus ror rail semester a nd need maps during I Exatnination Schedule Information I the vacation period may bo rrow them ~rom th e Ma p Library on th!'n the s ixth noor or Morris I av~~t~:~ O~~ hd~i:a~~~:l~l be~x~~f~a~~natit~~~ri~~: O~Ce cf~it8~~~~o~~~nan~a~~a~i ~c~~~~a ~?~n~e;~~7~g~~~ ~ ~~ I Library. I scheduled for the Summer. The following poinls a re regularly scheduled class period prior lo Lhe lwo rormal exam days. I pertinent to the final examination schedule: The maps w,lI be due back 2. Other class~ \tMsP scheduled ror the (uIl8·week session) should hold Aug. 21. thpir final exams Ol!."COrding to the rollowing: Road mdps. topographical I . The class final exam period is scheduled based on quaL"angles. city plan•. maps the meeling time a nd days Iioled on the first line of the or nat .... naJ rarest.;; and nationa l class entry in the up-to-date Schedule of Classes book F'irst LineorSchedule Lislir.g Shows : parks, and other recreational Mectir.g Time (which should be the same as the iirsl printed line for the Starts With : Scheduled Meeting Days maps are av~ i1able ror loa n to seclion on the regis tered student',3 schedule print-out L Dale or Exam Exam Period those who will be traveling. For example. a class section is listed in the Schedule in 07 :06 T , TH .o rT1'Hon~y Fri.. Aug. 3 2:GO-3 :5Op.m. hiking or r.dmping. the manner: The Ma p Library has aboul 07 :30·08:30 TTH 07 :00 M. W, F, or comt-.mation Thu., Aug. 2 8 : 00-9 : ~a . m . 200.000 ma ps a nd aerial 08 :40·09:40WF ph, ographs . Most of the 08' (!'; T. TH ,orTTHonly Thu .. Aug. 2 4:GO-5 :5Op.m. matHial may be borrowed ror The scheduled class time for the fir~\ line of the entry out side use (or 1wo ·week 08 :00 M. W.Forcombination Fri .. Aug. 3 8:00--9:50a .m . periods. starts with "07" a nd the meeling days for that line are "TTH" only. Therefore the exam time is 2:00 · 3:50 p.m. 09 :00 T. TH.orTTHonly Th" .. Aug. 2 4:00--S :50p.m . Friday. August 3. as is indica(ed on the attached Sum Puzzlp. a n llWer S mer 1984 F inal Exa mination Schedule. 09 :(1'1 M. W. F orcombinalion Thu .. Aug. 2 10:(10.,' :5Oa .m 1 "1 T ..... E A B T 2. Classes ~ hould plan to hold their fi nal e'~mi n alioll 10:00 T. TH .orTTHonly '-"u .. Aug 2 8:00-9 :50 a.m. I R f 0 ... A EN" in their r,>gularly scheduled class rooms. The space I NED T I H T 10:00 M. W, Forcombination Fri .• Aug. 3 10:GO-ll 15Oo .m. I 0 l: I T E scheduling ' section of the Office of Admissioo< and . Record£ will forward to departments infor •. ,ation ... v E A relative to the location for examinations in their 11 :00 T. TI:.or TTHonIy Fri .• Aug .3 2:00-3:5Op.m. regularly scheduled rooms because of a space conflict. I N f This will be done suffi ciently in advance of the final 11 :00 M, W. Forcombiliation Fri .• Aug. 3 10:110-11:500.:0 . , " ., . examination days 10 provide suffici';r. :lotice for all . 12:00 T. TH.orTTHoruy f'ri .• Aug. 3 2:00-3:5Op .m. 3. Students who find they have more than three 12 :00 M, W, Forcombination Thu .• Aug. 2 12:GO-1:50p.m. ~~~~~,::~i:Sa~i~~~i~~ ~~~ O~t ~~~ s~;:,.~:3.:.!Id 13 :(II) lIpm ) T. TH. orTTHonly Thu.. Aug.2 4:00-S·:50 p.m. ------.I pelition their academic dean for approval to take an I examination during the make-up examination period on t3 :00 lll'm ) M. W. ForcombiM.t.ion Thu.. Aug.2 2:GO-3 :50p.m. the last day. Provision for such a make-up examination I 14 :00 l2pm) I period does not mean that students may decide to miss T. TH.orTTHonIy Thu .. Aug. 2 4:GO-5:5O p.m. I .the scheduled examination time a nd ex~t to make it up 14 :00 (2pm) during \his make-up period. This perood is to be used M, W,Forcombination Fri., Aug. S 12:1IO-1:50 p.m. only for students whose petitions bave been approved by 15:00 (3pm~ T. TH .orTTHonly Thu .• Aug. 2 8:00-9:5Oa.m. thei rd ~an . IS :OO (Zpm) M. Vi , F or combioo,tioo Fri .• Aug. 3 12:a'H:5Op.m 4. Stuc.iel'ts who must miss a fin2.1 examination may 16:00 (4pm l T. TH.orTTHonIy Fri .• Aug. 3 12 :GO-1: 5O p.m. not take an exa mination before the time scheduled for 16:00 (4:n) M. W. Forcombinatioo Fri., Aug. 3 12 :00-1:50 p.m. the class examiaatior.. Information relative l~ the proper grade to be given students wbo miss a final 5p.m.or lalo. T. TH .orTTHonly Thu .• Aug.2 6:00-7:50 p.m. exam ination and are O<.'t involved in a situation covered in the preceding paragraph will be found in the Sp.m. o:- Iater M, W. Forcombination Thu., Aug. 2 I :OO-9: 50p.m. mimeographed mtmorandum forwarded In mem bers of the instructional Rtaff at Ute time thf'} ' 1'2Ceive the final Make-up examinations for stlJdents whose petitions ______grade listing for the recording of grades. (Cl IPhave & been SAVE). approved by ______their dean Fri .• Aug. 3 4:GO-S :5Op.m. J Daily Egyptian. July 26. 19tH. Page 11 __t.ITV ·. 1980 YAMAIIA 400 S pecial wilh Mobile Homes US_nth ~~~';~~2.~e lm(>t . Mini ~1~~~~~"t 1,------' CoIor ...... or_le TV £ Stereo ••,...r SATIUm DISit SYSTIM NEW & USED SETS Regilter t o w in a complet. 10r5Ol. So,.III,. Di.h Sy.'.m ~ICK'I fLiCTIIONICI sn_:t during our N •• t to PJ-:k ',l1quan OlAND OPINING 1979 HONDA C IVIC , am-rm . L.--J, P"rllMaIi THE ~ I~~ 1 ~ll'y! ~ah3: ~~~~!~ ~~~~N~y~~~ii~O\'~,f~~ u:! t~~I! ! satellite (onnection :;29-5871 lifter 5:00. 7723Aal82 included. $1.000. 549-7237 . \IE HAVE FOUR mobile homes, lent New Color TV's wo 12)(60 and two 12x5O. 7'wo arf" Hwy 13 CatIWYJI~ Crouroodl P89Ac182 US-month lYiO VYL-I:l!.'f; Red. Excellent located near campus and are cadY 10 m (.,ve into or we will move , dwon RebltJ lI ensme 549~1i8 HONDA MTI25 6 °00 miles. TV REPAIR -FREE ESTIMATES 5.. 1 free ,",000 to $5000. 529-4033 or 549- 66 FORD 4-do!JT. 58.xxx ml new ,' l~hzed . good cond illon $330 neg 5559. 7432AcO l0 Ne. & UaetI TV'. batt. needs door glass and muffler ~ 3764 7786Ac181 Pet. ancl. Suppll.. 1983 SCHULT 24'x44 ', moving. 'orSolI. 6cyl. auto. S37S 1-893-4296. YAMAHA R-5 350cc QUIck I ....,-t I'!tIn A_II.~I.) 7788Aa 182 rehable 55 mfg $JiS or best offer m ust se ll ! Exira insulation . ~lJalitv construction: 3 bdrrn .. t. TV BOXER. AK C MALES. born 5-6. -1 DR . FORD LTn . V Ph 549·5096ater5 30 pm bath: 'air. In nice park witt. pool: A·l 111 I. Illlno1. A"•• de pendable. 549.7flU . N e~ 2 n3lAcl84 near lake. 549-4507 . 7996AeJB4 417·~ :h,dJt;;!~fli~~~i.r~7""~64(aaf~·r ~ pm. 7891Ah(<()9 murn(>r . S4:;o . orbestoffe~7A a l&C 1980 H9NI.1AM.ATIC 400 c:leCi~I . 12x65. 3 BDRM . liz bath. _ 4 . ~~~ilJtakea scoo;t!rJn washer dryer. shed~-8 ir ; Deor Customer' DALMATION PUPPY l\,tA LE . 1983 HONDA CIV IC 4 d sed flo . . 8882,\ cl34 natural gas. cable. Quiet sha d y Some"Jne who know s you 5·:; peed. low milea·ge. / c. goaond 1979 HONDA CBfi50 !O.x)(X miles clost;. to campus. LoV ingly ('arro knows !"'1C w:,,;d hos learned ~1~n :~i~Hei'I :Od' k Sii~!~: C h~I,rC condition. Siooo will bar :in. 1.isa S975 1-8934296. i 78iAcl82 (or. ;,29·3779. 8043AeUl2 thot Stereo and Television registered. S1 5fl .OO Call68]~j3~ l84 687 - 1~8 . LarrY549-749 I ..t~~ :fFr~ FOR SALE. CAMPER trailer set Repairs need not be e)t pen· BABY RABBIT . 7 weeks ~ I d. S4 1975 BOBCAT MERCURY. Good INSURANCE ({d!~raJ~e:gt. r~~~~ ~~~iSi'io~~ ~~ken ~;p~;sef~~I~~~i~?ie: each or best orler. Mu s t rind $l!;OO-o(fer. Ah er 5:30 . 684-3350. some day service. and offer homes 684·5i1)2 8877Ah182 8091AeOI0 =ro rR~~ J\~~~ · 5 ~~ r:;~~~)~ Low Motorc,'de Rat.. free esti mates w ith a 90 pm or 8· 10 am. P.a76Aal 84 Als(. dey worr~~ . tike that IIcycies '- 72 NOVA·GOOD dependabl! Au i o .~",_;;;;o;•• -gftlil " ....r.;o ...... -t fJe.2.xKfce;O·I~~ ~~~:i·l i~ n~~?r~:h:~ : someone you Know. call runner. $250. good tires. new Health. Individual & Group $5400. 549·2624 aHe.-8 p .r.!. A lIen·s T.V. anti Sove. battery. 457-7133. 8252Aa l83 7832Ael84 5~9 · 5936 Allen SCIIWI NN C ONT I N~N T AL 10 ~03 5. Grohom speed. New tires. rir.1. bike rack· 71 CIIEVY CA PRICE reliable, new A Y ALA INSURANCE 10,50· ' 71 NEW moon. good recently tuned. Si5. obo. 453·2441. parIS. $450, 549-2261. 8863Aal82 457-4123 condition . set up at Wild wood Ron. 7686Ai l83 ~ ~===~~~====~ I Park. 684~7 after 6 pm'667Ael84 STEREO I ~W:;rl>~~~ff~~~g~t ~fr:; : Par'. and ServlC"l ~ft l~~ri-~~ t . r~oo~~~7~ SABIN AUDIO 0027 . 7687Ail 84 W.'II b.at-anrPrice in town ALTERNATORS & STARTERS I baths. central air a nd heat. new TDK IA • 12.1' ~~I;! ~ ~ . oJ .O~~Dn85SAW:: rebuilt. Lowest prices 10 Southern f~~~h:d.s~:~ 'e d70c;.r;i ,:ri~~:r: s MAXELL UDXLII. n.n :m~~i: : ~It ~~~: ';J~~'.!t r~~~f excellent condifaon . SI2 .~ . Cali 99i .... 611 804OAbO IO Fr.. Sparlcp'UIS or 011 549-4057 or a49·1694. TI836.el82 MAXELL UDXLlII. 12.75 "ACMETAL. 14 •• Cameras wIth Tune-Up 'nspectJon Ne. A_Turnt.~I .. INTERESTED IN SELLING ~'o u r AUTO REPAIR In"..... camera ~uipm enl ? f'ocus in on w._ Spec... lwallz...... 'n ALL HOME CASSEITE DECKS the DE classlfieds. j~iAj l82 w. a re a WagAr Brak. Shop . " ••" Off ..'.11 S;\!'\YO EM 40XL super 8 can;{'ra. MAD SONY I year old. loaded with fcatures. T,...,..,.•• I on Wo'* HAPUII Acoumc .... &1tCM $140. or best orrer. 529- 1826. Man.Fri 8om.Spm YAMAHA DUAL P .I . AUDtO 8254Aj182 (aUlar an appointment OWN YOUR OWN home for S3500 I HAllMAN IKAIIDON IPtCA 451-"'" down. 3 bdrm home on JI ~ acres. 10 Miscellaneous NAKAMtCHl OIIADO 60S N. III. Awe c.~. miles from campus. Call !t85-6602 Sporting Goods aflcr 5:00 or anytlmp weekends. L.______-' AND MANY 0fMH MANDl OPEN EVERY"IA Y IIarTHJpm ______7907_ ,_A_dl_84 ~;;~JJ~~a ~f>~ftr~~~:~s:c~~ ~IouthSt. WINO SURf'ING BOAR D. Like C Motorcycles SECLUOED DOME & cottage on 529.2.102 1501 W. l\tain. B7447Af184 ncw condition. S5OO . 549·.14 11 7 a f· _,-.0." ternoons. 82HAkl82 ~~f~fal i .\~~~ ~rk~~ '8~~!~ ~~i~ ,\lRCOKJ)JTIONERS: 5000 blu. ~ carry. 45i ·2978. 763I AdOl $95. 10.000 btu S175. 23.500 btu $225. ~:~3d~~ Ts5~Z~~ i ~~e~ },~~.n~~ft Good cOilt!!tion. 529·3563. i478A fl 82 ;;49·8086. ask for ToM . 7582Ac 181 CALL BEFORE lee. Vehlcl.. n .oPpy DISKS-VERBATIM COMING . 76 HONDA GOLDWING . fairinf../ D3talire. Pre:nium Quali~' . DS- backrest. lug rack. gooJ conditior.: 16· SA ILBOAT. CHH YSLER Man ~~~~sking $1 400. ca ll 7~~~~ ~~ ~~~~ t ~~7~;~~x ofis49~7~~ of Wa r with trailer. Excellent PHONO condition. Best offer. 1·893-4088 . . , SPIDER WEB ... BUY and sel 7813Ah81 SUZUKI GS550E. 19:8. 11 .000 m, r~O R SALE OR rent. 2 houses: Il used furniture and a ntiques. South 529·5986 David. ·.. 9S3 A. c lB2 Near YMCA S. W . . 3 bdrm .. cent. on Old 51. 549-1782. 7624A fOO7 CARTRIDGE & MOTOR HOME NO longer of use? ~o~·. ~~~p~aac~· ill;~r~e/::~ ·. rasr~ E l.E CTRIC COIAIR LIFT 13 TAPE Sell it through the DE cla~~82 ~ A~l~A~~::\~~ai':fo~ ' ~~ih $32.500 obo. (Possible contract for ster,s IC;:6' heavy. wheelchair. many extras 1575. 529- 155C~ r ter6 . deed). 21 N. W. big house with bat ery porta scoot. Call 1=-,rrrs3 SALE :-:,.,.,.,::-:-:-:-:-==c-:-::- TI4i Acl!W ~fa~~a~~sOC~bo~~iF~9~9~5)~ f~:; 74 YAMAHA ENDURO 400. $375.00 5. TI27AdlS4 AUDIO TlCHNICAi. Furniture or best offer. 5294880. 7697Acl84 ~~ 1~.~~l~~~~5~~0005~ ~~ : 28 .000 bt u-S235 in good condillion. AT-70 $15.95 350 HONDA J967. In good con· SELL REAL ESTATE' Don 't Phone 529·3563 . 7633/'Jf:.ltn AT-I05 $19.95 dition. $375. or best offer. 549-0153 delay. n'O need 10 wait. Take out a evenings . 7688Acl83 DE classifi ed ad. ~A d18 GOOD CLEAN USED furniwre. AT-11e $24 .95 ~~\f~er~i~~" t~ ~~~N~~~~ ' ~rl~ northeast ui carbondale. RR 149. QlIOFON: Hurst.1L. BW5h Ave. i935Af0l1 TM·7 S.14 _95 LEASE FOR LESS JENNY·S ANTIQUES AND used TM-14 $44.95 furniture. Buy & sell. Old HI.. 13 2 BDRM SETS. double-Iripl. W. . turn south at Midland Inn VMs-3E $39.95 d ressers . .ightstand mirror. :.. T:wern. flO 3 miles. 549-4978. FFI5XE $44.95 sora beds. corner tLoiJ e. lamps. AU. MAKES AND MODELS . 8089Aro12 club c hair. rec liner sora. lawn CHAI N SAW . WITH case. $35.00. mower & toolsS49-376!,. mlAmJ81 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC 684-5688. 7784AfI82 $ONUS: Ns·6OP $39.95 USED F URNITURF & antiques. YAM AliA ACOUSTIC 12 s tring Low prices. Buy & sell. Makanda. EXAMPLE: guita r . with c,ase. Best offer. Ns·9OP $49.95 Phone S49.()35,.;. 7905AlnOl0 Automotive testing ' • Sun s<-o~ '· . MUST SELL- TWIN m3ttress and box springs. 4-drawer dresser. 2 19M Chev.tt. ~ ~~~gt~~~ · Best orrer · ~l~f~ . ~ ~~dnj-~~.0~9 _ ~6a~ f~r4~xce ll ent rlatchback Coup. 17 CU . FT. AU-refrigerator with SA 90 $2.19 ice maker. portable dishwasher i969Aml82 ~~~~~~~ top, bom:rM~ MAXILL: ' - UbXlll90 $2.35 MUSJcaI __J $131/monthly ELECTRIC GRILL. EX- , ~,~ based on 48 month 1'------~~Lk~~:~~~~\v't\~~/~ COMPRESSORS $190. TUBE busl"". leo.e with Provinci-al twin ~ d , trip-pIe ~ guitar stands SIS. tWlers S30 P . A. dresser. mirror; head and foot SONYTl20 $7.95 rentals & sales. recording.:;. SOund ~ opprO\'t'd credit ond Core. Your comflete masic store. board a nd twin bed :. dme-S30. Call JVCTl20 $7_95 after 5: 30. 45HI32, 2602 SunseL ?s~ _ ~~~\ .l slan d 7 5 S. u#rle~Hl4 ~ 8878An82 AMPEXTl20 $5.99 NO DOWN PAYMENT! DATABASE GU ITARIST AND bassist. po!.tsessing i vears of C-ile~ tronICS ] professional . , road musician" Leasing fi~~e~o~ o :r ~~~Jf~~g A~ USED COLOR TV 'S. ne... 200W levels. a ll styles and ages. Call J efr VEKDENIG UMO_tMe," at 457-215 1 ext. 235. 8894.-\nl82 c.rIton4oole r~~~~~~8 ~~riier . ~IJA~i83 OnThe ...... S29.'_ 25" ZENITII CO LOR TV. Ex ns S. Unl...... ' , A_. ~~~1,ytPS~~I?L~p!~ k::~ .a~~1 cellent condition. beautiful picture. I ,....,.,.. realistic $IS. CallS49-8030. Must sell. SISO. 457-7009. 7656Ag181 8875Anl82 Page 12. Dall Egyptian. July 26. 19M I OH 2 re ma1<>s needed ror Fall LO\,EL Y 2 B.':OROO M un ~~~ ~~'J~~~~ Dr~~;i slh~AJ~~~ _ Spring. L~wls P ark Apt 29 B furn ished or rurnishro. Air. carpet. Come b y or call Angie or Sarah at ('a ble. drapes. 529·2187 . 684-3."\55 lent. 2 bedroo m furnished 529-5608. 824SBa l84 ~~~~i . C~~ls~~;a5 ~:J:B~~ l' NF'URNISIlED I BEDROOM apl . in duplex. 5 miles S. of C'dale. I-~:-::--:--=--=,,--- ' - ~e~R ~~: lu:~S~~d _ P 'Y~ ~ ' ~ l.a rge )'a rd in nice qu ie. sub- ARBONDALE AREA ON E utilitie;. 529·3581 . n58B~1 ~:ii;o~nAv$aW~Ar:;~. ~~~ JW~2 I~ ~~~o~fU{u~~?~ed:~~:t,};~':t~ 'BDRM. TOWNHOUSE. 2 bath ,\ bsolutely no ~ts or waterbeds. 2 a .c .. un (urn , avail. no ...... 404 \\' ~il es weSt of C-dale Ramada Inn Mill. S675- m o. Days 549-7381 SPACIOUS. QUIET. IlIJRAL 3 Evenings 457-4221 . 8781 BaOI bdrm .. Al!8 . I. 7 mi.-SE. a-c. ~ old Rt 1:\ West. Ca ll6847iJ:~aoo:\ ~~i:;~!!?~-~~~ p ar~~~~:!T ;,~re~t~~ ~t~\_ ~~~~i ~~4 :lJ~n~~r~~rs~: 3 BR F' URN. 2 mi. S. 3 poopl campus. \'er\' low utilities. 51 85. family or grads. o.k_ 7685B3005 JnESOTO NEW TW O bedroom . \'En\' NICE 1 and 2 bedroom opts. 529-4572. ' 7963Ra 182 ~ll:~~u~:i . P~~Sc!I~~l~k7~~ts Page 14, Daily Egyptian, July 26, 1984 J\t ATl' RE WOM t\ :-\ :'\F:£DED ror Housemoth("r l l.i \'e·in ~ ro r 40 I~oommat.~ mrmbcr rr:lI€'rnil' 011 StU Cam· ~~~\ ' . ~~~.~~'1 . :1;; j:2~ ~~~tl~~e k ILC- A- S-I-i- F-O- R-n- R-O-K-' E--N'- a-i-r- c-o-n~. TWO'S \' IMPA7"Y 'l OO~.ntA TE Fi nding S{'n ·ire :'\rtit a ~Ia ce or \~n : COO K FOn to·member ~~ir~~~5~,r~~n~~~ . wm ~~~~~81O have a olace to share"' ("'lnlact us ., RI1H 14 \\ Ide $.100 per mont h ..'\f l ~~ nO~5~~R7~\· cam ore . \ d ~~r~= 1~4 ~r~1~c rr~~~· ~;~~ \ ~~Ce ni~c~ ~~;gs NEED GARAGE TO BENT ror I)('t.s i)\ea.s(' 4;'/ 81:l2 iii~B("1I 1 fi ..- .--. --- Bu.ln••• Prop.rty f ( ~;~~t ·~ 5l5i~1 109 G r~~1C~~~ · ~~::,\tn Ca rbonda le. n'~.:~~~4 ('· n .\1.l-: :,\F. ·\H CEnAH I. a ke ;\t ,\I."-: Sn·OF.:-\T TO renl house 1.": 6; Two flctr m ·Air·Carport· wi lh Ihn'e oth('r male !'t udenls. PERS07"AI. C.. \ Hr. i. TIEi\TM:\"T. ,ice hOlnr Incalrd fi n F"nrp", Sireel WA:-JTED TO BUY. C las~ rings. ncar ramuus. ('all Mr Fisher rAHBO:":Dr\ I.F. . nOW~TO\\". gold & silve r . broken jewel,?, ~~ ~:i~\~ ~~:~'1~9 .~~J ri\· a I C ~~m~~~ 2.:l;:; ~q ft. . i.ras<' nr rent. :lOG S. ~~ ~~~~t!iaenda'C~~ ~~~ j~~~t:lr~~~j~ 1I .1 m{' BC'OIa ls liIA ·:l49·3:l75 or IllinOl " \ \·{'nue. 45i ·5-1 38. 457·594:l pm 82.;0084 ft ' ~ ~ :~C:~~':Ast.& J CO i n s~iJF0 1 6 HOUSING onginall (lnler at P-I :. ...J i2··U7 ;-; ____AwaI.. b lor .. Foil TUTOr{SWAt\;TED : THE Clinical NOW PAVING CASH (or used <) 1· IE1- . () 1 ~Jl~E R ~ -RF.S P O ~ , ('nler Achi eve Program is now erotic .nagazines {except S ' B l , ~: lIf"!n i' mnkrr needed 10 Mobil. Hom. Lot~ laking applications fOi tutoring .s hai"(' lar~e hmmC" . R('nt $140 and b~~~lo~) ·\\~~a l~ou~~i~rs'!i ~~~ CabIe_So.ellI'eTV u, lIl1ics f.\· rOIn~sH7 · 571 ;; . ~~<;~ :i ~n i ~o G~~1 ~~4d ~t¥ ~~v ~ l~~ . --- I I IT FOB n F' '-= T in Frosl :\l nb: le (orgel. to ~ick up something (or the • 1 & 2 Bedroom Ant. ~ed ,innH' P :l rk. Tras h pickul)· ('n:'tacl Jo\'ce ir. Pulliam l Oft lang train r ide home. 8870F182 F "-:'; ~\ I . r: HOO~ l !\ I ATE ~EEDED ! 11l(.r~: !1 gs I . P':!f'9('1R4 I • NICety Furnished & Carpeted :1Il(f pla('e tn I ~ \ · r 4 :Jq · ~;' aftN l.:iUndn· radli tirs . Shad('o a rca . Energy Saving & Underpinned PhOlu ..' ~ 57 · 8924 i 318BI181 ;;pm Ai'k ror U sa 19tHB('{"IOf; AD l\tI N1ST HATI VE • New' laundromat Rxilities PROF" ~S S I ONA I. . CO N · lI!i*HiW3i{,lm'-1 HtlXA~i':E MOB ILE !lOME Park F .. \I I . . r.EOHt:El'OWK O~F. F EHI:"\.('E Coordinator 10 di rect • Naturol Go!. . lp<= rtllH'l1t l1C'cds 1 or :! ma les. ('Ius(' to campus. QlIie!. "·alrr . ('xprri('ntial a nd outdoor ('ducat ion • N ice QUie t & Clean Setting i)lh('r needs 1 or :! ('males ;-;29·2187 ~~: I~~rr . ~!}reeBt;~~o~~ Le~i~ nr f.H-!- ·:l;;55 if,s-lBeO\-t ~i~~~t~;~~S~~~ ! J·1 ~~ ,~d";~~~~ · • Near Campus Ca ble TV '. and natural g.a s r!:~~~;nn~ ~cn~~ 1 I~~re~ . ~f n~~ :~:·~ ~~~~: ~.~aw . ta~r~h~~t!r:~~~ • Sorry N o Pe t!. A ccepted degree and three y~a rs ('xperie.nce THREE GIRLS NE ..-: n roommate. :J\"ail EW YORK tA P I Uarryl after Keith H(~ rn a nd ~z drew a one-<)ut niogs a nd Ed Lynch a llowed only lour dinal cenler fielder Tilo La ndrum end a Strawberry hit a three·run homer. his walk. Slrawberry hil Kepshire's lirsl hits over the final four innings lo run-scoring single by Brooks. 16th of the season. and druve in four runs pilch 380 reel over the lelHenler fieid register hi5; second save. Fernandez. Hernandez drove in a run in the sixth as the 'ew York MelS Ex lended Iheir lence 10 lie the game 3-3. ca iled up two weeks ago from Tidewater inning with a single a nd Backma n winniog streak to six games wilt- an 9·3 Hubie Br06ks and Danny H ~e p 01 the Class AM. Inlernaliona l League. completed the scoring with a s:!cri!icc vl ch>ry over the SL Lo ll is Ca rdinals lollowed wilh baok-Io-back singles and ga\'c up t hr ~ l ..m s in the first twn in ny in the eighth. We S12.0rts Vaily 'Egyptian Swim club's Kingman's name back Simms wins in record time B~' Greg Sevfriil in headline!1, for now St.aUWriter From the . After lailing to qualily lor the He draws attenli~n to him wherever he goes, but he swears 'There seems to be a patte:'n to Press Box Olympics in the 1.500-meter he doesn'l like it. He may be freestyle, swimrrer Dave Simms 01 the Saluki Swim Club down a lot. but he never is Kingman. He's good when he is . David Wilhelm completely out. nol even when rebounded with a victory in the you thiaJ.: he is. considered the best player on a team.' Ponse Inlernational Swim A;.;ross the Bay in Puerto Rico So. Kingman has moved Monday. His name is Dave Kingman. has league-leading totals in with the Mets in the m'd-70s. around. After his three years Simms. ranked eighth in the and yes. he's b2ck in the home rulL< (28) and RBis (871. Kingman was the besl player on ".jth the Cubs. Kingman went nation in the 1.500 free last baseball headlines with the But belore you start thinking h~ a terrible team as he was with bck to the Mets and hil '.rI winter while al Stanlord Oakland A·s. He's a little older will do that again next year. you the Cubs. N"w the same is true bomers lor thl!m in 1982. Eut University. broke the Ponse now. bul he still hits those better look inlo his past a little. of the A·s. For a guy who says he when the Mets gal Keith Her meet record with a 34: 59 liming. towering home runs to deep Iell doesn't like attention, Kingman nandez Irom the Cardinals The ,"oe required participants field. ANYONE FAMILIAR with certainly does a good job midway through the '83 season. to swim 13-4 miles. Kingman should know that he responding to it. Kingman was relegated to the "This was a pretty good oc Kingman has had a con . can't be depended on 10 hold Lucky is the team tha! finds bench. But the pattern con romplishment." SIU-C women's troversial career in the majors. down the cleanup spot in a Kingman in a baseball-playing tinued when Oakiand took the swimming Coach Tim Hili said wherever he has played. Yet no batting order lor more than two mood. Despite his many naws. gamble 01 signing Kingman 01 Simms' eflort. " He broke the matter bow testy the m~n L. at years at a time. Something Kingman is at times the most after the Mels had released him. old record by three minutes and times. there is no denying that always happens to him. or .t awesome player ever. Ht: can beat the c1eo",t competition by he can be one 01 the game's least he c1a1ms It does. 11 It°S nut single-handedly control the BECAUSE OF his temper over a minute. That's a fairly most dominating players - an injury to his little toe. it's .• oucome 01 a galne just with his nare-ups and IrEquent uniform substantial margin." when he leels like it. hangnail. Kingman plays when bat. .lIanges. Kingman does manage Hi!1 said Simms took a few he wants to - when it's con His defensive shortcomings, m keep sportsw:iters OC e' -1)ied. days olf afler the Olympic THE 1984 sea50n has venient for Dave Kingman. however. are obvious. The Cubs I\Jld if they're no, writing about trials. tlien traveled to Fort definitely been a "King KOI'g" Obviously. Kingman is in a him. they're either fighting with Wayne. Ind. to compete in (he year for the ~. 22(; ·pound good baseball mood this season. ~h~~~e ~~~i~'l!O.!u~;!~ta~ him or getting buckets of water United States National trials. Kingman. Th A's don't have an unI:xe some in the past. When he Ix.'en lempting to many teams dumped over their heads Simms finished first in the U.S. especially g'>od learn this was with the Cubs in 1979. he fell throughout his career. because 01 what they have National distance tryouts a nd season. but th,,> ore '" the Wild. like playing. hittmg .288 with 48 written about him. also qualified lor the Ponse ... ild West L'v;' ;on 01 the bomers and 115 RBis. He was TAKE 1977. lor example. The nexl stop in thi slugger's swim meet. American LealS"l,. ,,;; , where the cenler 01 attention all Kingman played lor lour teams career is anyone's guess. Un "The Ponse meet was re~ : ly anythinl! can happen. Oakiand season. People in Chicago even thaI season. He started the year predictable is one of the words just a chance for him to g-:! is in fifth place. but is only 4.5 tried to name a street alter him. with the Mets. was traded to San that describes King Kong. But some diversion in his training games from tne lap. II'S scary.o Diego. then to Calilorc.ia. and he can also be predictable. belore gOing to the U_S. think where they might be il THERE SEEMS 10 be a finally ended up back in New meaning that he prol:>ably won', Natioolals in ForI Lauderdale on Kingman wasn't swinging his pattern to Kingman. He's good York with the Yankees. Then be with the A's in 1986_ Two Augusl 14." said Hili. who mighty bat. when he is considered the best the Cubs signed him as ~ Iree years will be the maximum coached the Chicago area nalive Kingman is hitting .284 and player on a team. When he w&s agent during the olf-season. 0akland v' iIl gel Irom him. in high school. GCAC'l'I director of information Stephens to quit Tim Stephens has resigned as information dire.ctor of the Galeway Collegiate Athletic Conference. eflective July 31. 10 tak~ a similar position a l SI. Louis Universily. Stephens. a 23-year-old nati·.'e 01 Yankeetown. Ind .• held the position with the GCAC lor nearly a year. The GCAC is a II) memher, Division I conference that includes SIU-C women's teams among its members_ During his tenure. Stephens was responsible lor the planning and implementation 01 all re:.~~~~y errorts for the con- "I leave with mixed emotions," Stephens sain. "I've enjoye4 the opportunity to worl, with all of the Gateway mem bers. I'd like to remain a part 01 the league as it grows. but op portunities like SI. loUIS University don't come around often." Rtr."in· away G<' ~C Commissioner Patty Vivelit" is currently loolting lor BriaD Devool, left, ",adllale sl"eDt iD comm ....Jtj< recreatioa, ,oIa, tau", a. lIoey paddled away who., compdial al a replacement . An an ;~ Dee Dee Ma.... berg. senior iD iDterlor "nip. lOIIDd the TIIesday·. ea_ rae.. Dear the Camp.. Lake Beal Dock•. nouncement is expected in August. Pag.16. Daily Egyptian. July 21. 1984