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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1975 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in December 1975 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Revised attorney program approved By KeD Tem... promise program. shaJJ be appoiDted by the president of esc Pftsidenl ...... DOl completely o.uy Ecpdu IkaIf Writer The statement ,..,ad :· . the Graduate Student Couneil. with .the sa\llfted with the compromile. A modified version of the SIU-C "There is a larger issue here. And advice ~ ...... t of the Graduate DiaJe said. "1IIIIIIII we eu lin witb made students' attorney p~ was ap. that is the student.' control of student Sudent CouneiI; IIIId four of which will the com • wtiic:b _ oroved Thursday afternoon in Car· programs: Sudents should be able to be· appointed by the president of bec:a_ =::the JII'OII'am is aoinI bondale by the SIU Board oC Trustees. have their voices helan! through their Southern DUnois University at Car· to benefit an the studenta. . The revised program, draned along own election p~ Sudents should . bondale." "As I have said an ..... this is one the lines oC a compromise worked out be listened to and not dictated to. We The new section of the ,..",.,lution of the best inIurance policies money by Vice ~sident Cor Student Affairs are going to try and continue working makes no mention of an appeal process can by" be said. Bruce Swinburne calls for a board oC Cor student control oC student to the office of the president. That Schanzle-Haskins said she was not directors to the program comprised oC programs." procedure had been ~ncorporated in completely satisfied witb the cir· Cour student appointees and Cour ad· Although most other portions oC the several other compromise proposals. cumstances Wlderwhich she lent her ministrative appointees. program remain the same the con· But Swinburne said aner the board support to the compromise. but she said No appeal process Crom decisions oC tested issue oC who should retain control meeting that the lack of an appeal she would recommend that an students the board oC directors to the office oC oC ttie board oC directors Corced a com· process would present no problems in participate in the attomey program the president is provided Cor in the ap plete revision oC the section pertaining the eyes oC the administration. "and just see bow it works out." proved program. to composition oC the board oC direc· Swinburne said the administration Shanzle-Haskins" received her fmal The compromise was relutantly tors : . was not completely satisfied with the ggreed upon by both constituency heads That section now reads in part : compromise but that the~ would be ~~:'~~\:~~:'~ed~:e and administrative personnel. "The board oC directors shall consist taking a positive attitude towards what maUer. Graduate Student Council (GSC ) oC eight members. three oC which shall Swinburne termed " a most poSitive Board Olairman Ivan A. Elliott Jr. executive officials released a statement be appointed by the student body pro~ram . " said at a news conference after the following the board meeting in response residenl. with the advice and consent Likewise. Student President Doug (Continued .0" _ 2) to the board's approval oC the com· oC the Student Senate: one oC which Diggle and Ellen Schanzle·Haskins. flus 'Bode 'Daily 'Egyptian
Gus says the administratiOn copped Friday, Decembef'" 12, 1975-Vot. 57, No 7S Southern Illinois University a plea on the student attorney. House OKs funds for SIU coal center The House of Representatives Thur- Chicago who chairs the interior sub- sday gave its final approval on a commi.ttee of the House ApP!"Opria~ions $1.5 million request Cor Cunds Cor th. CommIttee. and Lt. Gov. Nel l HartIgan SIU Coal Research Center. deserve special thanks Cor their work Rep. Paul Simon . D-Carbondale and on behalf oC the center. Simon said. sponsor of the bill . said. " As soon as the Simon said the interior Department Senate acts on the Department oC In· bill should receive Cormal approval by lerior appropriations bill. the money for the Senate prior to Congress' ad- the research center will be on its way to joumment for Christmas. President Ford for his approval as part In a n!fated announcement. Simon of the Departm ent's annual ap· said he plans 10 atlempt to amend the propriation. black lung bill approved this week by '1'he center would study both Ihe ex· the House commillee when it reaches traction and use of high sulfur coal we the noor. . . . mine in Southern Illinois," Simon said. As draned. the bill discriminates " We hope the cent er's work can lead to against son coal miners, he said. ne w markets fo r this important Under its provisions. hard' coal resource," miners are assumed to have contracted Funding Cor the center. iC apporved black lung iC they have worked in the by the Senate and the President. will mines for 2S years before 1971 when come fr om th e Bureau of Mines, Depar· federal health regulations were im· l~ent of the Interior, posed. Soft coal miners. however. must Cramberry season SIU officials have said that the have worked Cor JO years beCore they Bureau oC Mines center will are presumed eligible Cor black lung Craig Hall. junior in accounting. library all week trying to cram "cooperate" with the new state·funded benefits. hits the books in /IIIorris Library. the right answers into their heads coal research center to be located in Simon said he also plans to support With finals coming up next week. before the moment of truth. (Staff Parkinson Hall. an amendment extending black lung students have been jamming the photo 'by Chuck Fishman) Congressmen Sidney Yates, D· payments to surface miners. Tweedy named to ad~inistrative p~st
By Leno... Sobota raculty and administration and see Andrew Kochman. vice president and Dally Egyptian Staff Writer what they want. 1 will be working very provost Cor SIU·E , said the lllinois closely with Dr. Horton." Tweedy said. Board oC Higher Education IlBHE ) . James A. Tweedy. 36. assistant dean The new assistant vice president has should be ready for "a street fight" on oC the School of Agriculture. has been v..'Orked in administration for the past tuition waivers and tuition rates. selected as assistant vice president for year and a halC and said he enjoys IIoard member Harris Rowe. SIU's academic affairs and research in working with Caculty. representative to the IBHE, received charge of administration. effective Jan. "This new positi.on will give me a diC. applause. when he said. "The fighting is I. C • d ' 11 just about to begin." erent expenence ' an WI provide a Rowe was commended by Kochman. Frank E. Horton. vice p~sident for academic affairs and research. made challenge." he said. SlU President Warren W. Brandt ancj the announcement at Thursday's Tweedy joined the SI.U Caculty in 1966. SlU.E Slud..ent ~sident Robin Roberts He has a bacllelor's degree from SlU-C Cor his attack on the MP .. tuition meeting oC the SJU Board oC Trustees in and maSter's and doctoral degrees Carbondale. Tweedy's salary will be from Michigan State University. recommendations last month in $29.000. His appointment subject to Cor· Olicago. mal approval at the board's January The board also heard a report on the " We have the option and the meeting. . status oC Master Plan-Phase Four obligation to carry this fight through on Tweedy was chosen Crom over 60 ap: (MP"). the lllinois Board oC Higher tuition:' Rowe said. adding. " I don't .. pJicants on the Carbondale campus. He Education's outline Cor the Cuture oC suppose the world will end no matter will be responsible Cor report planni~. postsecondary education in Illinois. , at they adopt." minonty recruitment. review of Civil . The.l>aord virtually declared all-out 0 . Brlilldt said, '''!be Board of Higher Service appointments and will serve as 'wllt on MP.. • .. recommendatioils to in· Education ' purposely pasud these " a ~ person on appointments. crease tuition to one·tttird of in- tuition recommendations over the~ tenure. pro~OIi"l' . and OIber !~c ulty structionaJ costs ana Iiniit..institutional wtanimous action of every system matters. tuition waivers tq.two per cent.,( aciual board in the state." Tweedy said he has no defmite plans enrollment. SlU·E was designated as He'saidlbe fBHE'. failure to listen to for the position at this time. the . coordinator of SIU's campaign to the goverlling boards' recom. " I have gOl a 101 to learn and have to . defeat the MP-4 recommendations mendalions has "worrisome over- do some listening. 1 have to talk to the during public hearings next month. tones." . Donow r'aps"board News 'Roundup -f or bargaining 'stall' V~-:· :-:"'«'<'·:<·:·:",,":,,',:;!,!~:.:· :<:~:·~: ·:· ::-:<..:·>:-x·;· '.:':.:.»:":.:.:0:0" .. :.;·:·:!o:-::X'x.,:·;·;«·:o-;·; :·:·:.:vx.;·:·:«~x.;,,,:·::-"·:~:'\.":-:::x.-::·;,.~-.;;~;o!\o"· . BI IAtIIre ...... Elliotl said Donow Is "entitled 10 lit. New SptJRi,h cobinf" repor'f'fI'.r Jormf'fl DUly E&JpUU 1M-" Wriler opinion, but ~iOUSIY I don't agree with MADRID, Spain (AP l-J>r.mler carlos Arl .. Navarro .... removed 17 of lit. 111m , If we nled to stall. we would 19 cabinet ministers and lormed lhe mOSI liberal Spanish ....ernmenl In ye... Faeulty .Senate Presidenl HerI>et1 lake il (collec ive bargaining) 011 next 10 serve under King Juan Carlos, a "'Mh govemmenl source said today. Donow 1'Iounday accused the SIU Board month's agenda." J The new govemmenl will be sworn In Salurday and presented to the klng,the of Trustees 01 using stall lactics In iL. Elliott said the board is placed In D informant said. The premier, conrormed by the king last -" to contln"" .. handling 01 faculty collective d mcult · position because no slote head of governmenl. named former Was/unglon and Paris Ambauador Jose balllalning. ~n~~~r:!~ ""isIS aulhorizing teachers to Maria AreU .. a. loreign minister and gave I.WO OIher k~y poots-inleriQr and The oo.rd look under advisement oi ju.~lieeTto lormer ambassadors in an apparenl bid for i nl er~ation.1 acceptallCt' Faculty Senate resolution requesting the " Before we make 3 move, we ought to or the new regime. the source said. • . a ppoinlment 01 a n ad hoc committee know whal the low and precedenl are In consisting of board and . lacully that area. The board wants 10 know Blm'k SIU·E offidal If UPS c'oun'ry dub representatives to study the issues anO whnl ii 's really doing belore la king. problems Involved In the question o~ "CtiOll ," Ellio .. said. f~DWARDSVILLE (APl- A black Soulhern Illinois Unlversily omcial has 'Oonow said it is very important to nlltd a discrimJnution ~uit 81(ui nst an Edwardsville country dab. CO~~"J:rf~~n~nFv·.n Elliott Jr. suld idenlily whic h employes would be In· Emil Jason, asslstant vice presidenl (or programs and mioority affair al th~ request wil l be di!ICus.~ al " 0 .. np· cluded in Ih ' bargaining unil "nd Ihls SIU , chorged Thursday in CorcUII Courllhal he was denied admi sion 10 Sun.... proprlate lime," bUI added thaI he docs can only be done by II committee with Hills Country Club " lor Ihe reason Ih al he is n blaek American citizen." nol know when Ihot WIll be. representatives from th e bnurd and Named delendanlS ur" the 14 members 01 Ihe club', board of direclor and Aller the meeting, IJonow said he '" lacult y. stat(' und county liquor cO nlmissiun orfl eiais , surprised by the boa rd 's imrction li nd ~ : 1Ii01i said Ihe hoa rd should nol rush Jason, whose membership "I>plicalion wus signed by John Rendleman, Ihe culled it " u method to stull consldcru lion - into coll cc ti v<, bargaining and s hould sehtMll'S pl'csldt'nl. St'cks admisSion or suspension ·of the club's liquor permits , of the substantive Iss ues i n vol ved in lake adequa te lime to consider lh(' coll ('Ctivc bnrRnininJ(. " mailer. (.'r;,mp head lIoyli to('a,ion of 1I0ffa knOlfJ n E WARK, N.J . ( AP )- An orf(unized crime bos.o; serving a prison term has IBHE's Master Plan told rcdcral investigators here he kno ..' s where former Teamst.ers Union President. James R. Ho((a is burit.-d, law enforcement source said today. The wI101:s:! , who lold his slory Wednesday 10 members 01 Ihe U.S. Organiz~od Cri me Strike Force. has been placed under securily so \ighl that Init ial plans 10 slammed by S-Senate lake him 10 Detroit lor qU""lionin~ were rejecled, Ihe sources told The Assocla led He IS now in cust,ody outside ew Jer sey, the sour· By Ken Temkin lengthy clt'bUll'. Press, protective L"'eS said. , Oally ~~gypU. n sl.rr Wril .. Tht, st 'llcmcnl s pt..'Ci ricully cU nlt ~ S l lod Amon...: Ih(' inrOrmU l ion the witness gav{' fL'f.lcrol investiMators is Ihal Horra's Ilrnrx)s('1:1 luit lon inereusc~ ul stat£' TIle St LKlcnt Senate ununimuusly ;'1)- "ndy was slufled inlo a burrel nlled with pickle brine and buried. Ihe sources urtlvcrsuit..'S , til reel and indlrc('t Diel 10 )rOY(!d a slaten",nt dennuncing lhe privnh' st'lte univl'rsit il.'s throuJ!h thl.' sliid. • llinois Board of Higher Educ4.l tltll1 The witness WliS not idcntirit..-d , bUI was in a corridor out.skte l illinois finnnf'ia l /L.,."istuncl· Act nnd seen'Wednesday nBIIE I Masler P lnfl Phase "'our I MP Ihe chambers 01 U.S. Oisiroci Court Judge H. Curtis Meanor, where a secret Iht· IUl'k uf rt~q lllf c m e n i s ac ") second drufl Wl"C.lnesday ('yenlOJ.! :nul (or coun tabilit y rflr prlvutc stat e an · hcafln~ was held to appoin[ ~ lawyer to represefit the man. Ih., Graduate Stuc1l'nt Counc il heard stitutions, reports frum 18H£ rcVrt.~!'OCnt;lIlvt·!i on Teamll"prll df'rnand 35 fH'r c'en' wagp hikp At ttl(' l;nulualt' StlKlcnt Council the is.'\ue the sal11t.' c vcnin~ . WASH INGTON (AP )- The Teamslers Union demanded on Thursday a :IS per I11t'i'ling thl' l'ound) heard fro m it s TIl(' Student Senllir's nctino hMlk thl' locnt wage hike and u hefty packat!~ of fring'! benfits in a new three-year con fnrm of n o nc-pat-: c stutcrnl'nt n 'prl'Sl'nl;llIve to lilt' IBH E StlKle nl Ad vi sory CvmI1llIh.'1:' I SA 'L tract for the nation'S Iruc k drivers. reih ' rilt l n~ lis pusilion nn Iht, StIIll C Trucking company ofriciais ('X pressed surpri se. al '-he size of the package and Hny Ihl l'b~hmun n , SAC rcpresc n· points Ihut II had cuntcstt."C:1 Iht, first est imated it would raise the ind ustry's labor costs by 50 to 60 per cent. oruCl nf thl' tlnc unwnl. l .. tIV('. Inld Ihe c()unt'il Clf thl' rcwrillen William G. Melnlyre. the chier ind uslry n<'IIOIlator, .aid "more realistic 1\" P-4 t!ocunwnl whit'h he claimt."ol1l(las. pf\lgral1l. ' . m 'Ni nA Ihal 1'1l" bO ~ I r-c1 W ~ I S v('ry 1\ \'I'I'U\,;1 1 of Iht.' n'viSl'd progrul1I wtiS lIf'flrll', '0 lUI' 'fpar of death' tipfpllllf' relieved 10 hav{' rcso)v{'d Ihl' utiorl1(.'Y nUUl' wllh unly Ihl' till(' dls."cnlinJ.! vote S,\N FHANCISCO
..... a.l1r ...... ~ II; ,m' • Growing costs plague 'Joe College' By 8&eve SlIider The ACf form : which costs every tile government provides ., per ceot of Division, IIOpM'1Ite Flom tile rlDllllCia1 Sla*at Wrtter student worker $f. must be med each a need)' studenl's salary and the aid office, Lenz said. Jot College. typi~ SIU studenl. is y Barbara 7JegIer, asai.... t director of caUICht in a financial crunch common to ~~~Ii.:;.e~:rl~... s~t ~.!t :I.":~c~:: =u • tile other 20 p<'r cent. student rmancWl aid III IlliDois Sale nlost college students as he atlempts 10 family. "HEW requires proof of the number University (Normal) said, "'be student meet increasing -costs of tuition and The form , term a need analysis by of studenl worIten clmmed by SlU 10 worlt p~am at Rlinoia Slate is living. . (he lesting program. is lhen sent to the qualify for the CW-S money." be said. organized .nto two categories-resuJar In the pasl. Joe was able 10 sa ve organization'5 headquarters in Iowa A survey of five universities-lbree "f ....ployment and CW-S. enough money from summer jobs to Cily.lowa. where it is processed and lhem in Ulinois showed that SIU was "Any student not receiving federal pay for most of his living" expenses. .;.;;;::::.:.:.:.:.:::.;.;.;.;;:::::.;.:::: :;.;:::::::::::::;:: ;::::::;::::::::::::;.:;:::::;::~~x::;:::~:::::'>:::::::::;:::::·::::::;:::::::::~:=x::~<.x:.:;:-.::: ,»:::::::. :;:.:::-;.:.:::.:.:.:--:.;.:.;::.:.:::.:::.:.:.:.:.::.. financial assistance is eligible to work Jot's parents also helped by paying his WIder tile "'lluiar budget work procram tuition and fees because their annual in· SIU only school out of five ,ha, requires at ISU ," she ..id. "Financial need is not come was too high 10 qualify Joe for an a requirement. and no financial Illinois Slate Scholarship. e-.:ery Iltudent worker to file financial sta'ement slatement i. required." - This year. however. as prices ~m to In many .institutions. the CW-S be rising fasler than wages. Joe College ;;;;;;;~ : ~~ : ;;;;; ·:·~;;;J;;; : ,::;r-~;f.~;:<: ·::;:·:· ::: :;r;;;; ::i;'i::i:;~;:i:; · ~;-;~::f.::::::::::=~: Program is organized under tile rman is going to have to find a part-time job The. work oCfice uses the inrormalion every student worker to rile a financial cial aid oUice. and Ibe .iJIstitulional to be able to meet expenses through from ACf to delermine how many statement. . work program is controUed by tile r'text semester. student workers are eligible for federal The UniversilY of lIIinois (U of I ) student employment office-two But before Joe can qualify for any funds under the College Work-Study requires a family rlnancial slalemenl separate departments. Adams said. ex campus job. he must file an Americ Program (CW-S). said Frank Adams. only if the student is to he considered plaining the difference in requirements CoUege Testing ( ACT ) Program direclor ·of the office. fiJr CW-S. said Cherie Lenz. coonlinator at SJU and other univenities. Family Financial Slatement t FFS) as Under the CW·S Program . ad- of financial aid al U of I. U the financial aid office does not required by Ihe StU Office of Sludent ministered by the Department of Other jobs at U of I art handled control the student work office. then it Work and Financial Assistance. Health. Education and Welfare (HEW l. through the Student Employment cannot require every student worker to liIe a financial statement. Adams said. Robert SChmidt . Financial aid officer for the U.S. Office of Education in Chicago. said. " Of the farger colleges and universities in the Medwest . only SJU and Michigan State University have organized. their student work and financial aid programs under one department. HEW limits the amount of money a student receiving CW-S fW>ds may earn, and unreported extra earnings by a CW-S student can cause CW-S aid for that student to be revoked. Schmidt said. Adams said the work program and financial aid orfice at SIU were joined in 1965. At that l im e. only students who thought they might qualify for financial aid were required 10 fil e a financial statement. he said. " However ," Adams continued, " In 1969. SJU lost over $100.000 from the program because we couldn't prove we had as many students eligible for CW-S as we claimed. " It was at that time that we began to require need analysis statements from aJi s udent workers: · he added . . Adams said that by requiring all student workers to liIe a FFS. SIU can be sure all st udents workers who are eligible for CW·S funds will receive Laughing matter? them. At least someone seems happy that cars with unpaid lot Thursday under the direction of carbondale " )n order to make maximum use of city parking tickets are being towed away. Chester patrolman Elbert Gould. (Staff photo by Carl federal and state funds . we require it," he said. Johnson (center) of Karsten Towing and a friend Wagner.) Adams said that about 1.000 of the ~re towing the cars from lhe Woody Hall parking 3.300 student workers employed by SI l' in 1975 ·76 qualify for the .j:W·S Program. Under the 1C)·year-old CW-S program Yearbook photos cause confusion " SIU will receive for 1975-76 a total O! $928,960. with another 5150.000 applied By Scoll Handl. returned by Dec . 19. the cha nce to sell the pictures to the for ," Adams said. Daily .Egyptian Starr Writer " Hegardlesss of the circumstances. student s' parents. Spence said. Adams said the CW-S funds accounL Melvin Spence. superintendent of we a re go ing to ~ave a yea rbook with the ·Tm not tryi ng 10 tell Mr. Nicolaides for betw<'en 20 and 2S per cent of the Ca rbondale Community Hi gh School . pi ctures of the students in .it." Spence how to run his busines.'i. I myself will not 54.S.million payed in salaries to student was busy on th telephone Thursday said. pay for these pictures because I believe workers at StU in 1975-76. - assuring parents of CCHS students that He said the parents were also upset the price is lpo high. It is up to the in· their sons' and daughters' photog raphs because the ord er form said lhal if the dividual parent what he or she wants to ...... ;.:.:.:.:.: .;.;.:.:.:.;.;.:.:.;.:.:.;.;.:.:.:.;.:;:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:-:.: will appear in the school's 1975-76 year· phOIOS were nol returned by Dec. t9. do. The studenls ~ iCl ures 'W ill be in the book. there would be a charge of $3.50 for each yearbook though . . he said. Lottery Spence said confus ion about the proof. . Nic hola ides was unavailable (or yearbook pictures a rose betause of an LTm not a lawyer. but I believe it is comment. announcement by Images Ltd. photo iHega l to demand paymenl fo r un · Spence said he has not had a chance 10 Lotto OIl 17 1240 25 firm. 7t5 S. University Ave .• Ihat the soliciled malerial,·· -Spence said. ..meet with icholai P\ItMiShed in the .JoUirNIism and Egyptlan P~tential jurors to be-listed for trial Laboratory TUHCIIy ftw'ougtI $llturdey cawing IJniwrslty ~ . ~ .cUing Unlwr- sity ___rat perica. w;". the ~ ~ • two- By Pot Corcoran 9th Sl ~. Murphysboro. on Aug. 14. Mr. The judge also ordered the Dolly Egyptian Staff Writer Hood was a cousin of Jackson Counly proseculion 10 release specific in- ==..~s.::;:::::.':.~~c:: Stale's Attorney Howanl Hood. formatLon on the date. time and place of . . .. a statement SeLtzinger allegedly made C='= '~n= In a pre-trIal molton h~arLng . Prosser to a prosecution WLbJ..es5. Jack Glasser. PoUc:;' d .. -CriIHtr- Ev$tiM ...... av~~!a1.:!~~~ ~:"~~~I~~. Wd!I . ~ sibiJlty d .....tars.. s.terrwm ~ Ii) nat James Seitzinger. accused of.murdering saId the IIs1 of posSIble Jurors would be now a prisoner in Menard State ready by lhe end of December. and Penitentiary I'1!ftect c:PnkrI 01 .. .minis".. or"" ~ Mark Thomas Hood. a Jackson County ....__ d ... UnIwniIytIuI __. _. __I . would be sent 10 Watt and Willifm-..- . Iasser lJ'lotes Seitzinller.as allegedly Edfa'\III -.d IMiNa oMat ..... in cam Cil'J:uit judie said Thursday. ___-0IIl Culturai Affairs explains Garcia date Leo'~ column profound To lhf Daily E,:!yptian : dilions are impossible. which is untrue. Why must To the Daily Egyptian : ·• you invent slories? In September I I wrote a leller to the editor • This semestt.'r. eight reporters have consum t.'qs going to tell the police what happened thai night. as she test ified to it in . She said that after he grabbed her wrists "he star· and he kept repeatedly asking me to be his court. and about whal happened to her before and af· ted tryi ng to push me in lhe bedroom and ( started girlfriend . He said, '( want you to be my girlfriend' ter the trial. What follows is also the story or The struggling to get out. " just like I don 't know. and then ( asked him if (could People vs. Brown as seen by law offi cers, the She recalll'CI her attempt at struggling this way : go home. He said, 'No, I want to go inside of you one proseculor, the judge and the jury. ,,( trit'd pushing him away and ( told him that ( more lime and then you can go home:' It will not change- and is not meant to question didn't really believe that he was doing this and to Tht! sex act was repealed. She said she consented the jury's verdict on Brown. But it may explain stop kidding a round . 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AI The Sa/uk; Cinema oaAND ANOWALL ,rtun ,... ,.,1 I".nln., •I it':" -':'; ': 710:'0.]00 • - : ... . - I Synlhel'C emeralo 2 'iD,nel "bH1I1stone ling It "alai gOld S4S I Elfg.nt gift wup oil I no f,trolL r holfse I %ALES I The · Diamond I - Store sOod grief itS candyl r UNIVERSITY MAll ...... ~ . .- ...... 1 Pre·Veterinary .Medicine Society: . 97S Underlra dua.e Exhibit: to • I to 10 p.m ., Student Genter Room a .m. to 4 p.m .• Mitchell Gallery. C. I Iota Lambda Sigma : Waiting Room American Marketing AuocUotJon : loiliation. 2 to 5 p.m .. Student GTE R_an:h Project,. 2 to 4 Center Missouri and. Illinois fi~ _ StudeJ1t ~ter Mississppi ROOms. SlU Campus Crusade (0< air! .. : Meeting . 6: 15 to 8:30 p.rn .. SGAC Videogroup: "Ali ·Frazier Student Center Mississippi Room . " Thrilla in Manila." 1 p.m'_. Student Center Vldeolounge. Cree. Otristmas Buffet : 7 to 9 p.m .. Student Center Din ing Room . German Club: Film . "Der Arme Christmas Buffet : 7 to 9 p.rn .. Mann Luther." 7 p. rn .. Morris Student Center Dining ' Room . Library .-\udiloriurn . (rep. InterNa;sity Christian Fellowship: Sa turday Meeting. 7:30 to 9:30 p.m .. Student Center Illinois Room . (OlD!! Student Center-5luden't Activities s?~~riX~~~O~r:~if~ ...Ali7~:;~~~: O1ristmas Films. "Night Before and 11 p.m. Stude nt Center ,-G : ~_~o- Christmas," " Lemon Drop Kid ," Videolounge (ree. " Miracle on 34th Street," 7 p.m., Student Center Auditorium. Wrestling : iple Dual. Southeast Divine Meditation Fellowship : Missouri. Uni versity o( Wisconsin IN A FILMED CONCERT "YESS_S" , Meeting, 7 to 10 p.m., Student and SIU. 1:30 p.m .. -Arena. Genter Room A. Strategic Games Society: Meeting. Olr'istians Unlimited : Meeting: . to a .m. to 10 p.m .• Sludent Center 7:30 to 10 p.m .. Student Center Room C. WITH RICK WAKEMAN..,.... Room B. STEVE lIME GuItar 0 ...... VIcIIIo AlAI WIIJE""" . CIIII ...... · ' 3ahai Club : Speaker, Ms. B. Free School : Bible Class. i p.rn .. Goodiel . 8 p.m .• Student Center Student Center MissiSSippi Room. 1 Missouri Room . Hillel : Vegetarian Meals. 11 a.m. to 1111-SA'.· 1.. Sill)"' Sciernology Cl ub : Meet ing, 10 a.m. ~ ~~~ 'li~~5 }O~~d:ris~:r Si~~~~ A'.·li to 1 p.m., Student Center Room C. Student Christian Foundation. _--II:" '.M. All t ..ft ". " UNABASHED SEX PARODY OF 'THE STING'. MIXES Diggle to attend state meeting TURNONS WITH COMEONS, EASY MARKS AND Sludent President DoUR Diggle Springfield. and Brian Cook , Association of The agenda will include a EASIER WOMEN THE CLEVEREST YET Illinois Student Governments seminar on fund·raising , the lJI inois Bob Salmaggi SWANK MAGAZINE (AlSG ) campus coordinator. wiU at· Slate Scholarship Commission Ad "A FRANTICALLY-PACED SPOOF OF SR.ENT MOVIES, tend the December A1SG meeti"l visory Com mittee report and a scheduled (0< Friday and Saturday discussion on tuition strategy ror COMPLETE WITH CRIMINALS AND RIP-OFFS, at Sangamon State Uni versity in. Master Plan Phase IV . WITH MUSIC TO M.ATCH." W.h" S ..n w WO R " THOSE WHO PREFER A STORY- SHOULD.. ENJOY , UNIVERSITY FOUR ' THE BITE', WHICH NEVER TAKES ANYTHING SE , RIOUSLY FROM THE MAIN TITLES TO THE LAST •· FREEZE FRAME," John C.~, h ; BOX OFFICE MAG. • Enl:lnud L " b U Ph'!04,,.n r... • "A FILM WHERE EVERY· .. 'THE BITE' IS ONE STEP • Vi ttorio De Sica's BODY GETS RIGHT, ~ RIPPED OFF FOR • , .• EXCEPT THE PORNIES." ~'l\I1er ' ~: AUDIENCE." 1 I h ... Hnlfman ~I H • Vamtton 9:45 l Twilighl show at \1-mtlSl III' 6:00, 8:00, 10:01'- . Twil ight show at 6:001S1 , 25 Twilight show a t 5:30!S1. ·25 B ac' ... It Puts' A Big Stin!tmto Sex $MfnoIIJ ~NNIF£R .JOftDAN • HARDY HARRISON • AlMt MMlO • [ Ate EDWARDS • SONNY LANOf1AII (~llri~tll1aS : . Color _ Only ...... 25.. polly E~ ~ 12. 1915. "- 7 Survey says job market tight 1 despite increased hiring rate EffKtlw nowl WIt c.n ~Ie our IIIII*om. kandV & -'tv 1_ with big I8YIngI EVANS'I'ON (AP) - CoDece IUId emeritus Pl.. ~e.t director 01 university ..aduateo neat .prlne J:I-tem. ~....f.:n~ 11l~1Jj~~~t"""':2:oI) for you. K...... apples. . "wID lace ._ eatremely tiahI HI. report 01 e m ..1 recent cId lram the dua =:"'1m, tC;:: and that PQIlItom bells. ChrISImIIs lrees. job marHl." I. 'PIle of plana by survey. _ W 'Yo _ .tartinI - wID r1ae 2 10 • per snowmen. Karmelkom & maj'" __ 10 Incnue 1WrinfI , that . .. usual, Ole bacbelor. ceDI iD 1m over 1m. cMe!ekonf. ~:c:..,~~~m Unlftnity !'i~be'':'~tes.... '1':t .!:'a~~ Overall de.mand (or guduates enli'iteering. accounUng. sales wi~:'.I~"Jdi~lt ::. keep ..ce CALL ~ with bacbelcn degrees wiU be up 9 marketing and bu.sineu ad· 10 place your order per cent over 1m, when there wu I ministration NIl Older Is _ .... for III! severe hiring cutback, a nd the But the report noted. " The in en~r~:::r:: ~!I,r:ee o~r:::d~e~~ demand for mas ters degree creases.re not "reat and many St ,ISot a month. accountants about S1.012, business administration ~:::~J riae 11 ~ cent: the ~~f:.n~g~:dua~ ~;thr~l~~ graduates about $843, the survey UNIVERSllY The survey has been conducted (or previous years." lound. MALL 30 years by Frank S. Endicott. now The report sa id the com panies " Christmas fest set "THRILLA IN MANILA" ",., " Twel ve Days of o.r~" Santas. AnnoUncement of the 'Win pany will begin al 7:30 a..m,. Frida, ner will be made at IO :3Op.m . in the and continue LI1til 1 a.m. Saturday lnlematiooaJ Lounge. Santas will sit with various activities spmsored by iii the Santa Claus chair rrom 10:30 lI1e Studenl Cenl ... and the Studenl p.m . to U p.m . Pictures will be Activities Center. taken with the Santas until mid· Included in the program wHi be night. Christm as movies. live en· tertainment, a Otrislmas dinner """0 prizes will be awarded (or and a window1l3-inting contest. best ornamen15 used to decorate the A conlest (or the best dressed lo-root-taJl tree at the top of the Santa Claus will begin at 10 p.m . marble staircase in the Center. Or· FTiday. Participants should meet at naments, homemade or purchased, the south t:SCa lator of the Student will be tagged. and hung on the tree Center. There will be a designated all day lang. Judging will be al 8 route through the center. Secret p.m. with announcement or t.hc win eives will judge the costumes, con· ners at 9 p.m. in Ballroom B of the sidering the overall efrect of the Studenl Center. Police report burglaries Three burglaries were reported l'fltered her apartment Tuesday Thursday by the Carbmdale police. evening when sh(> was gon(>. A tape, ¥DEO lOl,JNGE The residents of lI95 E. Walnut plaYL'I" . a clock radio. a turntable Fri. 1 p.m. Jrd. fl. Sludent Center 51. reported Wednesday that and her purse and checkbook were someone entered their house and reported miSSing. Sot. 7. 8. 9, 10, 11 took a portable, black-and -white televisioo and a clock radio. Polil'e Jefrrey Leamer. 900 W. Sycamore said the thief entL'f'ftl the bui lding SI. . reported Wednesday that ht!twccn Tuesday arternoon and $()mrorl€' l'f1t(.'1'OO his girlfriend's S.G.A.C. Wftlncsday mornin~ . . apartment at u..'Wis Park Apart - DIane Fontel!. l..ewls Park Apart. mL'f1t s. :C 800 E . Grand Ave , and Q VIDEO ments, 8)() E. Grand Ave .. reporh.od look to JBL-LlOO speakers . The Wednesday to police that someone IIl'fTlS are va ult..'f.i a t $330. rlin~ - HA VE ONE LAST fLING THIS SEMESTER 8EfORE fINALS! . Friday .Afternoon in the Small Bar SHAWN ·COL VIN 'and $1.25 60 oz. pitc.hers of Budweiser. In the. Club Friday Night FAUSTUS .•- . Satu"doy Night SMOKEHOUSE '. In the Small B'ar SUn. DIXIE DIESELS .~ . Mon. ~ DIXIE DIESELS fl.IE ADMISSION. 80TH SUNDAY AND MONDAY 'j I I 1 j •j John Henning, educa.llon majo(~ .)Couts Mitchell on the survey distri~ted in the 1 the Arena survey for his favorHe lTlusic Student Center Friday. (Staff photo by • group. Henning eventually chose Joni Chuck Fishman) CARBOND~ j SUn:ItIys 1 : ~s : oo _nlghls. Dec. 8 til eMI.I""", Symphony conquers classics til 8:JO troduced in the eighteenth century originally written (or a Russian pe~::;~~ a~YC:&~:Jin~rpthe:~r;:: by a gr oup of musicians floating . (jim. The suite musically traced the 01 classical music before a 'u~use dow~ a ri\'cr on a barge. The soft. birth. rom,ance. w~ding and death Wedncsda, night In Shryock nowlng lones of the piece, or a mythical soldier. Auditorium. The 8O-member orchestra. coo .:..... :;~<~~.:~~ The concert's highlight was the dueled by maestro Robert Bergt, opened the show with Wagner's ~ Review ~r:e~~~~:~~s "~ftrhrS~~n:hony~~ "Overlw-e to Tannhauser," one of Beethoven's most dramatic work his lig.... ter works. The piece featured ~...~~:::r-~;...... ;..~~<::.. "*!!:==.<.»;. ••••;*::: . was especially well received. strong performances by the string and brass seetions. The much imporved orches tra Wagner's overture was (ollowed received a wa"" response (rom the by Handel's " Suite (rom the Water audience. The orchestra has in· Music." a piece originally in- creased the number of .saring in· struments which undoubtedly helped to improve the quaJity 01 its Stores show sales jump music. So. ILL. FILM SOCIETY NEW YORK (AP)-Growing con · the previous week and 14 per cent sumer conCldence in the economy rrom the ..-eett a year ago. a.m..rdo llertoluccl'. and !Orne earlier-lhan-usual ~rlst · The department said that last ma buying boosted Novemb.?r week's gain excet'ded the 12 per sales, the nation's mKjor retail cent average increase in the four stores reported Thursday. prior weeks. "Confirmation of improving oon BEFORE THE ftdence in tJie pickup of sales or s uch ~:r:ro:~~ ~l ' O~:.v~; items as rolor televisions, larger year. The company said sales were REVOLUTION toys and electronic calculators," notably higher for' such items 85 said Robtrt E. Deward. chairman toys, sporting goods, small home 01 s.s. Kresge Co .• whose N_m~ appliances. calculators and ~rist sales were 22.S per cent higher than mas gift wrappings:. they were in the same month last Woolworth sales totaled $470 by the dinector of year. million. compared with $414 .7 Sales at Kresge's 1.441 Slores million in November 0( 1974. reached $121.1 miJUon in the five Several companies noted that LAST TANGO weeks ending Nov . 28. compared to unusually warm weather delayed IN PARIS " .7 million in the chain's 1.360 sales 0( sum seasonal items as snow stores iast year. lires, anti ·rreeze and winler Retailers say ~ristm85 shopping clothing. generally begins just after '1'he weather lumed favorable in 7~-11 p.m. ThankSSiving Day and Kresge notes the third v.-eek 0( November and we "very strong improvements" in experienced doUble-4igit sales in· 75c at .7- sal.. 00 (he Friday and Salurd:ly creases: (or the hast week of the $1 at 9 and 11 rollowing the holiday this year ~ month ," r.aid Arthur M. Wood . The ~artment of Commerce dlairman of Sears. Roebuck & Co .• Sat, -bac. 13- said thai retail sales last week in · v.rhose sales in the five weeks ending Stu. Cent. Aud, creased by one hair a per cent rrom Nov . 29 rose 6.7 per cent . Southern Illinois VETS CLUB .will hold its regularly scheduled meeting :- . '. Take it from or.Gonzales ... palate ,.: SUDd~~, Dec~mber 14' pleasing Juarez silver or gold Tequila comes from Mexiciln uctus, too ... 1:00 with an Vnported personillity all its own p.in. that's proving more fashionable, AT fascinating every sip.. Mixes beautifully, tastes great. The Bench in Murphysboro, II.. .~ r 'M.... W for Ity ...... 1Y1.y f •••• PRE-OeSTMAS What's Goin'On aEARANCE "Coaa_ID"-Vanity No.1. AaaIher 8dult eartCICIII from g:. ,~e ~I"ve you "Fritz the c.t" 8IId "HeM')' Trat· ",be Loaceot Yn"-VU'Sity I, 10:411 l8le show \";.y 8IId Saturd8y. AIl_ $1.25. SWa Burt~' ''CudJ(''-Vanity I, 10 :411 SUad8y ..te 1hIIw. 'AIl oellts All .... cut (Rinla, Br8llda, J es CobWTI) spaIIf. ALE $1." pama fIJeb. Starts Friday 10 A.M. "1IardeIJo"-Vanity 2. Adults aaly. Thb film wu (sup ~y) even .. ""U1d81 in Dennlarlt. "c.poae"--Salultl CiDem • . The ''true'' story 0( the mast natoriCIUI lanpter in America. Stars Ben Gazura 8IId John c.asavetes. .. Yesaa ...... -Fox EaafGate. Filmed Yes concert. with 1000 . ITEMS . Ri~~Re":OI:~'uderit Center Auditorium 7. 9 " ·11 pm. SIIturd.y in the Student Center Auditorium. Directed by Bertalucci (" L8st T ....o in Paris"). Ad · T0 mission 75 cents at 7 p.m. 8IId '1 at 9 8IId 11. '"!'bree DaJ(l of the eo...., .. -Univeraity 4. NO . 1. 30 75% Robert Redford is a pretty CiA .,ent and the target of that o.,animtion·s assa5ination attempts. "Hn Times"-Univ. 4. NO.1. Another macho-oriented Sweaters -Slousel -Pants' OIarles Bronson picture. "Black Christmas" -Univ. 4. No . 3. There's a psychopath loose in the sorority house ... Stars Olivia Skirts -Coats - Dresses - Shirts Hussey. "A Brief Vacalion" -Univ. 4. No . 4. Vittorio De Sica's Long Dresses - Jewelry - , Pa~tsuits ' last film is one of the year's most beautiful efforts. "Thrilla in Manilla "-V.deo presentation 7. 8, 9. 10 and 1 p.m. in the Student Center Video Lo""le. Film of the ~1. 30 confrontation between Ali and Frazier. Admission is free. Dlaln street Theater and Dance SELECT GROlJ> " Dance Blues People Dance"-Belinda Engram boutique presents a lecture-demonstration concerning the history of PREW ASHED JEANS black dance and music from the spiritual to blues and early jazz. 8 p.m. Friday in Furr Auditorium . Pulliam Volues to $16 Hall . Admission is free. " A Christmas Tree in Giant City" - The Southern Players present their annual children's Christmas show at 3:30 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. Saturday in thc University 603 S. Illinois $1 ()OO Theater. Communications Building. Admission is 7S cents. 'V' seeks program officials Timers. scorers, coaches and the progra m will be league play. referees are needed for the Jackson Previous experien~ for the vol Wl ' County YMCA bas ketball and teers is helpful , but not necessary. iceless hockey programs. Interested persons should contact The basketball league, wh ich is Linda Grove at the YM CA. 549-5359. set up for 4th . 5th . and 6th grade boys and ~i rt s. will Slnrt January 17 Little Feal concert and mnUnue through March 30. ~::,W~I.~pl~ :!,,:::,~s tickpls amilable bondaJe. ·and a separate league in Tickets are still available for the Mobil_ Home Park Murphysboro between I and 3 p.m . Litlle Feat concert at 8 p.m. Friday The ittless hockey program will In 9tryock Auditorium. also be held on Saturdar.s during the The Student Cen ter Central Ticke. sa m e dates, Games Will be played Office said about 400 seats are still in hw age group leagues, during the available on both the main noor and • morning in Murphysboro and the af· the balcony 0( the auditorium. • ternoon in Carbondale. Tickets can be purchast'd al the • The first few sessions will be in · Central Ticket Office. All seats are ·• . st ructimaJ. and the remainder of reserved and cost $S. Q1 • -Water and Sewer • -Sidewalks •'. a -Garbage pick-up • -Utility Hoak-ups • ·t m -Grounds Keeper -Cancrete Pads r -Landscaped Lots -Recreation HOII -too.once Plan • ·t 1 -Pe" Permitted -Cable TV (Master Antenna) n .• ·Searity Guard ( -Stable Space Available :- . -Pro posed'Swimning Pool .. [ 1- - Archery and Driving R~ ~ '" II 2 mile nor'" of SaY-Mort on Reed Station Road .THE PATINA OF PEWTER 5 minutes to Carbonda.e Mall! creales a smooth melow softness 01 finish 10 our "on the culf"' bracelets Initialed or not they are a stunnlflg add,hon to any outfit All these featured and rripre lor-on/y . I 00 .!'---> -Lot $50_. per month! Call '457-2179 Qf '549-3213 for an appointment. 'r.nkUII'•• r.llce A.. My ' 512 w ...... c.,...... ilL wqe WUltlut mays of QIqrtatmus ctwtatnw. DInMr ...... 8:00 PM • 1:00 PM Decenf)a< 12, 1171 "flit. r-.tvt 0..,. ., 8IudenI CenIer ...... , Lounge -rllt rlf4(lIt. PItY' C'"-ut ..." (fI."uo.u" _hldow 0' OlAplay • SooU(oIlC , ,\Ot'_ Menu Ch..U4r.-...... ('&.td Oi..p(q ~ "lMt , SoU SUlAU awo Liver Plate with Rye Rounds ,lM( Sal, . "00"'· }ot Pot.to"fll cl!t.'l«l4o Egg Salad Surprise with Wheal Thins SoUe(.t4Uitot A."., n ... .t "COO'l. , ," PN (1.A(1IWUUt{ low..yt HoI Wassail rlbtt Cltd c..u:O""4 ' ,OO .\N. CirL.Wc-....u fM.,C '''tIN " ' 00 PH 8ooUC40'lt. 1(1,1 bt ."""" CO IlU,U' OtW (~' Aud.i(ow.. Decorated Red Cranberry Jello Mold 1100,.,,· A\e...v.d C.td~U rlli.\ IUId WI "",c lUllllIl ""'''P ((ct" Decorated Green Jello Mold '0 ' 00 rw 'we «I'll Sta"'" '(00'1..1 :~:~r!" 'jJ~(s~~:~"' ~ yrocket ReliSh Bowl """-Ua... Ul.\,.(OOlt CfLtltillllr Spteial [\/'toW Yankee POI ROIISI-Carved with' Vegetable Gravy 1 tOO"', HopoittL I.tpt.U ( CJiu,I(dI Clu.n h.tc I1ICIU4thg Md O·\IIMf.1lt Yorkshire Pudding "JO All Wt.'OCIl a . ('''It(u( • J I1~ 0' (lit .11Mb!" S ( ~(Alf' Roasl Duck a la Orange Water :;:::- :~t!:!.d:!JA11'~:c1tlt , ," AJI · "~. lUI Idu ...lIt $M.u" Pees with CheItnuIs Ml/tu,t t: (\Ott HaW, '",-uc (t:«J-\ Inl Sluffed Broiled Tomato 1, JO Pv· ' OnlH!IIU CII(I.' HoI Biscuits with Honey and Whipped Butler "JI'''' Wwo.e " ~=(~,O~;~~~~U:l 1ocat,: o!lC. Istmas Bfeeds : : ~:; - !;:~(n.:t~'t.,,(t'" hu o.,.~"" (,""' o t J .. dlf Ut9 rlt, ., v.. IilMWc. Slal.,c." .t::4.(':- ~ .::: . .,00 ". ~ ., CMCul _t-t..u ,.ft"" ... Vu4.( .tlt Sdltbl" ...... ~« '4~ff" ...cJa rJ&.tt..... ~ · lOWl!Jf- ' I II,.· s.t...... SUl~'" "H'" e.u...-...... t ...... s...r.· IH N · f\t.....,c.u c:~LbIt· • ' .HAIf w.c...... ,. ffrel&t.". 'iut ,~ . ,...... ~ c: vu " ...... 1(...... ::::.:.~ ~ == ".. " fllWuea..., Wu 11 , 11 PI( Many lands Friday NIt All .... ".,. r-c_ .., contribute 1111 ...... -a-ca- .,,.., '2-50 ,..,.,., .. ..., . '4 traditions Saturday Night Specials 0IritI_.,- juoI _ DOt _ riIht wi_lhe __ tree. Ihe A" ,It. '''''''''' r-in • ., $595 excban.e --or aifts, • ratber '2 ••.• fr,.ht, p.,.,., ..IH $495 bcUt..- follow In r«I IIannoI 0IId food deIi..a.. . But how Wll'e lheee customs star· .... ? n- troditions date bod< . hundreds of years 0IId come from THE BENCH many different nationalities. The o\rislmas tree draws its '17 Che.tnut 687-"00 origin from the conq..... of the Murphy.boro , 684·U70 Druids by SainI Bon!face (WInfrid) Entertainment nightly by I.n JlH rlt...... n In 1.M. "" the lesends go, Ihe po:ies. destroyed an oak tree "Jth a mistletoe. sacred object.s 10 lhe NOW AT THE BENCH Druid reigi.... In Its place grew an evergreen tree. Winfrid then deeJared that this tree would *Carry-out-I•• r* This week's special ~~a~g~~bI~tf:, ~;::=ry com .. rrom lhose gifts suppooedly . Strohs 12 pk. $ 2 IS plus lax the three kings 10 the Qu-i5t child. 95 But during the Saturnalia, a Roman Millers case $ 5 holiday starting abool 500 B.C. good Private Party Room Available litlle boys and girls would be given gifts. "Co" u. '.r our n ••' Ir •• por,yn Santa Claus as he is known oow ...... went through many manges before · . . roming-to his present form . In (act. Open door policy the American version is really a mixture of -varying nationalities. · "There's an exception to every rule. Last week's un Santa's biography may go · You're NUTS seasonably warm weather was the overiding factor something like this : · as the sign on this door to a Woody Hall equipment Nicholas, a devout man. was born · If You Don't Crack-'nto in Asia Minor around 270 A.D. At an · A room went unheeded. (Staff photo by carl Wagner) early age. Nicholas became known as a humble, yet prominent citizen. Because of his religion , he was im Judge gives teenagers choice prisoned by the Emperor Diocietian, but became the patron saint of prisoners and slaves while of haircut in place of jail there. Later, Nicholas stilled sttW'ms while on a sea voyage. · EUREKA. III. (AP)-In the hands HalTod calls his senlence lhe malting him the sailor's saint, too . · ~ Circuit COurt Judge Sam Harrod. " Hickman Special ," named after Nicholas was rlanIted by "'ildr... as · the haircut has become a tool of the Hickman's Barbershop across from he traveled. He die:fon Dec. 6. 334. · law. In lhe past ye.r he has sen- the Woodroro Counly Courthouse. In Norway and Sweden, Santa ·: (eneed a couple 0( youngsters a It 's there that offenders regularly gained his reindeer for travel and week to get their locks trimmed in march to get their punishment. acquired the mimney system for · present delivery. n.e cuslom of pl~c!u~~a~ l!~1 i~~J!'~ role of ~~l~~alr~!) ~:'grr::l:;;~ hanging stockings "by the dtimney being last-resort parents," said usually 14 or 15 years old ," says with care" comes from Germany Harrod. ~ . " . think lots of kids are Harrod. and Poland. while Belgium and seeking authority. Most young .11le haircut is usually ordered for Holland youngsters place out people do not have enough discipline such offenses as traffic and curfew ...'ODden shoes for the same purpose. from ttw..>ir parents." violation.o; and contributing to the The name Kris KringJe never per Recently. a 16-year-old EI Paso delinquency of a minor. tained 10 Santa, but to his Nor resident pleaded gUilty to having an Herrod thinks the haircut makes wegian helper Ihat punished open beff in a car. Harrod sen- the oHender aware that society has naughty kids. tenced the teenager 10 ge4 his hair rules that must be obeyed, and a And even the practice of sitting cut and keep il as short as his daily look in the mirror serves as a mi~en on Santa's lap stemmed fatht.>r" s for a YE'ar . 1l'It' o rr~ s(' nor· reminder. from a Polish legend a thousand mally would have drawn a $12S fine, He says he's not trying 10 years old. II seems that an orphan Harrod said. humiliate the offender . but .sec an (old St. Nicholas that his only Harrod, who wears his own hai r example 10 his fri ends. What the request was 10 be held and loved for neatly cropped, ~n ' t think such haircut means is, "look. I didn't get ooce. Santa complied and the boy ~'fttences infringe on anyone's <'ivil away with anythirq.! :· Harrod said. fell asleep on Santa's lap. · rights. . SOOlt'limes a teenager will object What holiday would be witbout : DAILY EGYPTIAN ·: " I am talking about a pt.Tson ron- 10 the haircut order and take a jail food? The English tradition of plum victoo of a crime." said Harrod. " In S('fltence instead. Harrod recalled llUdding is a res uJt of King Arthur's · . my opinion this is a reasonable con- the time a 17-YL"3 r-old offencier had court and cakes with candles for : CLASSIFIED AD. :\ dilion with a valid purpose, and th(' In be talked inlo a haircut by his each member of the family has been law always allows reasonablt· con- mother when given an altt.T04Itive of transformed into the custom of bir· · . clilions." three days in jail. thday cakes. .·...... •...... • . Plt/Cl'·these pri~es good only from 1 .10 S .p.m. it< 1Q oz. Glass of SCHLITZ U * 16 -oz. ~g of SCHliTZ .35 *60 oz. Pitcher of SCtl.ITZ $1.20 *AII bar . drinks. 5 _ .55 *3 POOL TABLES -'\ Program, -co~bi~es study, jobs IId!*lIII...... ,.. SIUIn aII_to __ 'IiIII ~ be 1* IoIarr 1IrH1ey. juDIor ; Deboroll Flor,Dce Bov... JuJu I. 1IQeI...... ; IUId Debra KIqIIt; rNIIiDI ...... (a -"" to ...... bIne time IIIII\y ..... ). Ia ...... ,.. by tile lIoIIr· "*"with pert time _kr..u In their __ -_. &.an Ham-. a ...... In food Value II .... Ia CirtIaDdoIe. . IUId nutrition. wiD be -kiIIC In tile AIIo1t11e_ ...... ~ by the ear- PIannina Joeal Itores are mer· -...... at tile SouIhem ;; _mac and Placement Center. the Racq.... Cub. dwtdIae. Cooperallve Educ:ation I'roIram The remainil!4 eiClit st to Pat _. a .oop/Imore ill c/IiJd to alternate ,.". ., _ pennito II_to ,.,. haft bepo .....kiIIC in their ...... one _or 01 _k wIIh one Debcrah ~ . a ...... in ~~~':.~ ...... or 01 lIudy. By Ibe time par. ckJthiaIlUId t .. IUId lArraine M1nnito said five other ...... __ ."".,.,... tI1oo. haft Intervi_ the 11_ but ...... ::rlrtil;~v:~~u~:l'::' ~ :::;. a.:r=..:~ ~::: haft not decided which 11_ to ...,." hMIe • T,...... 1INf. equivaltllt 01 two,...,.. proc:tlcal ex· .t Worth:_ a\ the University Mall. hire. perionce. Debra Schmidgall, a senior in S/Ie said she '-to have at 1_ The _ram "lIiv.. the student thirtr lIIuden .. placed by JtuIUIIry ".., .. ..,.. experience in his field while ;I'!!;.~oy-: .~~~ p=;et~~. and \I trying to get moot 01 tile par. ... workInK towanl • ~r ... " said DeNucdo, a seni« in cinema and ~c;r..~ studen.. pI ....d in jobo by 606 S. II ..... coordinat ... Mary MIMlt• . " In the pll«ograp/ly. and Michell. Black. a ma)ority 01 c ...... the student is JuniOf' in clOIhing and textiles. are ..... """siden!d f.... full-tim. job with also employed- ther• . -- that employer. It also makes the Heidlrose Pittman, a senior !JChool wark more realistic." majoring in clothing and textiles. is Three food and nutrition majors. currently working (or Sears. will be working at the student Cen· Roebuck and Co. at the Univf!fsity ter for Interstale United. They are: Mall . .Legislation for elderly sought by national group By Lumy Leo Oghojalor and alternatives ror future Dally Egyptran Staff Writer generations, he said. Problems eX the aged living in Robinson said the coWlel has rural areas are Virtually ignored spent Zi years trying to serve presents while legislators and poIiticans em · professionals in the field of aging by phasize problems of the aging in ur· alerting them to the problems and ban areas. Walter Robinson , SIU !'?vIUmtgi0thens masathc.hyanc.m•• tr.gm . . ..ant dw,by assistant professor in rehabilitation. &' th HOOTENANY lold panlcipants at the 25th an· each other and with poJicy makers niversary of the National Council on to discuss their (ailures and suc Aging NCOA in Washington , D.C.. cesses. rl need to focus on problems of aged The NCOA Programs Advisory. Talent Night persons in both areas. Committee is now involved in a Robinson , who t~aches a course study aimed to improve the quality' entitiled " Slack Elders," is a mem - rllife for older people , to find areas ber of the NCOA board of djrectors. in which additional researd1 IS Monday, Dec. 15th He said a need exists for tran- . needed before policy recom sportatim. health care and attorney mendations can be made, and to ex programs fOf' the aged living in. plore ways to coordinate present rural areas. resources to improve the elderly's Mus icians-Register Now 11le council is concerned with the quality 0( life. such as d1anges in future 0( the field of aging In adm inistrative regulations and the Ovor so vorlotio. of importoel America and promises an ongoing recommendations for new feder-aJ mmmitment to ~ pan d Ihe options legislation or e;~ec ut ive action. Frats to mark anniversary , ., The Iota Phi Theta, a black mmmWlity." , fraternity, is celebrating its first an The local d1apter of the frater· niversay with a dance and queen nity, with headqua.rters is in ,• mronation from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Baltimore. Md .. is the first chapter Saturday in the Student Center in the Mid'NeSt . he said. l Ballroom. C and D. Also scheduled 15 a sweetheart performance and Most of the first year has been pany from 10 p.m. 10 4 a .m. Friday spenl in becoming established as a J at University City. fraternity and becoming recognized by the Inter-Greek and Pan-Hellenic 1, Councils. The group is also , se~te~uerro:rw:~~te;ra~~ni~ recognized by the Inter·Fraternal sweethearis. said Steve Angrum , Council and the Black Affairs Coun· fraternity president. Also featured cil , Angrum said. 1 at the Saturday mronation is en TOP tertainment and talent per The group started as the interest formances by the members. group called the lotalites with 16 members. The fraternity now has 34 i members and is the third largest Angrum said the goals or the black fraternity on campus. group are to promote "brotherhood CASH The dance and crowning or the 1 ~:Ir;'l~tofr="";.;~'!et~ queen will mst 75 cents. 1here are FOR !OI"Orities. and to work within the no advance tickets sold. BOOKS Greatest gift for " in" fqlks GOLD ·FIN ANYTIME to- Genu ine Heavy atttd '. .24K Gold Clip with screw & crimp chain mounts. Practical & decorative. o Clip in coHon pac;t box-M.~ o Clfp in steel shell ve l vet ~sat ih pre sentation jewelry c.., II 50 Add. 45C post,tlndg. . HlahProducta Sox 3312e~ord Ct. 06905 ~~ c:u.AED I~ 1tA~ ...,.14 ...... ---...... _ ===-~ u.--'MIIII-e:;..,. =---=-= ..... =.:: One o.y.··IO CIIf'IfS ..r ~. =t.~-==--=--~ =.... - .... "**""'" 1'..51. Doc.I ...... __ ...... ,...... TWc o.n-. __ ,. Word. .... O" ...... "'.,. IIIC ..... ~ . :r.:=:"':='==-:== .... _--'" 'IIIIII"d. __• ===-=:.-::.-.~ ...... 0... • ..-.,,...... -- • ..... : Tw. , ...... 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II.1IIIo __...... 4 ..... 10 lor dIIIoo tnM.d .., _ ... aill SlNlSI3 " Fro_ Pi~ ". an experimenl In fibers clone by _8ocnWIoI_""'*" tile...,.,. ... jultlo ~ .... __ ...... WOAVIna _ in the ContlnuinC EducatJon dopartmenl. win bruItl up _ am.:. .... be shown r"'~7 a.m. to '4 p.m . Fridoly in rronl of Pulliam =. .. . Hall. Deteri u " ....Ir-buill environmenl," the struc- TIle coun" Ia.lud.: La.. stili bulldi., aDd Dod... SERVICES ture. present ive the illusion of belna r",_ _ ~ .... tile -.,y. ar- ...... w1D ...... ,. ( OFFERED ) =~.;..wJ7~ __ ...... _11. 1Il10 ... Rabbi Marshall Zwe!4! , or B'naI Wilno Temple in Skoltie, .- priDdDloo or _ ..... :.= 7"': ok- T..... I ..... ~ ...... ~II =..... -:- .... will ... pe.k on "Zoophil.a With Swine-Is It Kosher?" al 4 ( ...... "-.. ,...... " nil." ~ In f!OI~_ ' AlI;...... ,.·_ ,:.10":11 p.m . Saturday in Davis Auditorium. The speech i. spon Ia.... lor p.m. o.a ...... _ 11110". ,r.. ce. ' .... ,., ,.,. .11., I", . eur.l. sored by the Hillel Foundation and i. open to the public. Seer"'ari .., orr...... uroda1l, ... ~_ It 1& o...c_"" ~'''' .... Mtl'fer,. Jon. • throuCh ... II, p1_ .... - !!podol_ iSl, UI1." phui. on IIIIIIonIondiII tile book ~ JilL D , The SIU Veterans Association will meet at I p.m . Sun tIIe_...... ,..,...,,...X_ "' ..... "...... ' day at the Bench in Murphysboro. All members are urged ...... """""'"Ia _lyInt .... m __ lInItod . Sola __Ia .-..- 1IuiIdInI, , - _ 1M- .....Joe ""'""'MI"ric •.A~'Offk • • M.I .. II'lII" "-, Mt4tlI. . »O?'.." to attend. M. .. tnIc ... .." ___ .,.., ,..,.. wtflrlkll tM ...... , ...... ' ..... c: .....lc .... ,..· The Food and Nutrition Club will meet at 7:30 p.m . ~ . M_" Friday in the is Library Lounge. Edward Abraham :r: J.-:.:.::::t.r:_~.Ir:= " Bow" Miller, an ex~rt in the field of gastronomy, will ,.....,...... ,. present a paper enlltled " BuJ imia- A Poor Excuse for Gluttony." MiUer holds every wor Id ea llng~on' Ie 51 record and is li sted in the " Guinness Book of World Records." NEED AN ABORl1ON? CALL US Charles Swedlund. associa te professor or cinema and ~P Tonig ta p.m. photography . recently participated in a two-day workshop and to NIp you ...... •• ~, ...... ,.,c:Gl'ftlllllteco,n. at the University of Ma nitob a in Winnipeg , Canada. He ~ ~ Shryock Auditorium ...ir9.oIl1f¥dltltkln...... gav(" lectures on "Machines a nd Objects" and the history ...... prQClllt.no. of photography. He presented a workshop on the recon- struction of color uSing colo r separ ation negatives and l "'~~_ BECAUSE WE CARE Kwik-Proof negatives. ' ~ " ----. call collect The SGAC will sponsor a ffee concert featuring , ~ 31H91-4505 co medienne-si nger Rusty Warren and clarinetist· Free Gifts or toll tree band leader Mickey Katz at S p.m. Saturday in Student 100-327-9Il10 tent er Ballrooms C and D. OPEN HOUSE ••••rl.I.'" ''' .. lc••• • II.II' ••t s,., •• ident of the Southern Illinois Swptt'""r:il,t, Jlll. lnlNI'''''• • C.II ''''. Mrs. Carllon Goodiel . Pres lUI, .1)041 " Chapter of thc United Nations Association wi ll speak to the (everything in Itore1 O%offJ ".,"' rl•• ln, Itttr.n ."'I, c\I,I.I"1. public on U.N. efforts in dev elopment of Human rights. ell""",,,. C.. , •• VI. UJ."U ~ ...... , "rtI, ,.....,~ The Baha'i Club of S.I. U. will sponsor the event in the at 8 p.m . A short film will e...... ,".... , will I ••• c. r ••1 ,., "b Missouri River Room. Friday ..... "ft , ...... "'Nil , ... Mell • . 0 11 ,.,.,... be shown and refreshments will be served. This talk i. SUf'VA Y-DEC. 14 ,,,,,,,:,,,,.,,,. ".n." part of the response of the Ba. ha'i Club to Human Ri ghts Day. Wednesday 10 Decembe r. 1 p,m_ to 4 p_m_ eus' returns, ' lloyd, MQ'lthus, Moriorie John & Myron f' then 'Soundstage' from PBS all invite you to visit Wisely's Sk I, r ~1I I d .II., , I" tfM " IK 10. ...". I "c Iltde' ,. ,,.,npe,I.II," 10 D." ... ." 'n",t." 10 y,lt r . .... I. '"'9f\" .cu"'Ift.. llon'''I_;n nU." ."AT r . ".I~ .. lct. j4" " Focus." a contt.'fllporary mUSic ')41. allut:n mond. " on "Soundstage." 45 years Wisely Florist show. will return to Ql3nncl 8 With 0( American popula r music arc '11111 11 ..... 1'11 .... '''''l1li' ,flllld.ltl ....1' " th(' rock band Prana at 8:30 p.m . chronicled. The progfam slars Bob l ft" I "' . '.'"~ ..... C'I-I. For th. It•• t in now.,., .hop Wi •• ly. ,_"."(."""".It ...... ,C ".,.,"",,.I(."'rl(' ''''' Saturday. followed by " Sound· Dylan. Ek'nny Goodman. Jo Jones ".,,." • . AIII.,•• II., .. ,... , ... II I.,. ln stage" (rom the I'ublil" Broad· and others who influe nced C.U (-"Hi )'1>, ... .." ...... 1'.,'"9. ....,." , 317 N. III. Ph. 457-4UJ1 ca~ing St.'f'v i~ . Am~ l ca n mll-.ic Prann. from Ht.'f rm. will play an ( LOST uninterruptt.u half hour or original J music. (I... ifi.d Ad•• rti.inl Ord.r For... ns ...... , iN,t1'\wft.' IIw (...... m .. Some unusual effects are IJ..'M.'d by "Daily 'Egyptian : rll::!~m... ': .=,~.,,~w:. ,~:::: .~ : producer I d irector Craig lnudon. , " ..,. )4160U TIle Prana show is Loodon 's last ~ . fOl"t. He is a graduating senior in th(' 536-3311 ,~ ..... "Kill elm. ' ...... "",., .'11'1 Radio-TV Department. =~~,:,::~'7: ~~~~-:~ ~'I'r'!':/. T. Ha rt 3-0. Dixie Diesels and tN'. lJt40n part ol the SIU Jan Band nr t' NIl"..: Date: Amount Encloeed: scheduled for p~rams (0 follow. --- ~_." ...... _CltII • • • ;II'I'... e.. I .,. 1.. .., _ lit e_ ..... ~'" ... (Iff ""·!lI1. ''''''b. ,...,ors In " A Tribule to John Ham - Add_., Phone: 1.... , ...... '~ . ' _til ..... Mill " vln ... ""• • c.IIMt.IM'.· ))190" Santa suspected 1.. .., .,... ., . t ...... ""... .., .1 CLASSIFlED ADVERTISING RATE: lac per word MINIMUM IIrsl l_, $150 (any ad C, .. Orna...••• ,.te ...... I"tIotfIe , ... P.,. ....on in store burglary nal eltceeding 15 word'), 10% d iecounl il ad r ... twice, 20"10 dlacount If ad run. three or lour 1_"31)% lor 5-9 Iuun, 40% lor 10-19 i-. 50% lor m AU WAUKEGAN IAPI-A man hired ~NNOUNCEMENT$ CLASSIflED ADVERl1SING MUST BE PAm IN ADVANCE UNL£SS ESTABlisHeD - ~a~shht"i~cenJ,~~~P~ hh~~ ACCOUNT HAS BEEN MAINTAINED_ Plea. count IIWfY word. T-'le spprQpriate spiring with a .4-year-old boy in a discounl_ . -. bw-glary. poIi"" said. . First Date Ad Polic~ Mid CLarence Markham. 10 33 . • m-pounder and I.the< 0( fiv. DEADLINES: 3:00 p.m., day prior publlcalion_ 10 Appear. dlildron _w .. a.,.""tillaat _SId aft.,. authoritle! hod sUked out • For Daily Elm'li'" Only: !IIore on,. tip- Mail to: Daily Egyptian. u.. The juv... I'" WIS call1flt l.. vI", Conmunic:ations BuIlding ReceiP.I No. the store with a stolen redia and ~ component valued at "00. ~ Soulhem Illinois -University ~Plid Ca~Ie .1I 62901 T-'lerdl~ AUCTIONS & ) ~~~~... .:~~~:~~~! Approved By a.us who bad ma urqemenlS ~ ( Special inslruclion.: .. ___...;SA;...... ;L;,E;;;.,S;.... __ -' wi~.~::a::~at ~ ••' sec! .n.r malti", • .000 bon,1. TYPE OF ADVEllTISEMEHT " FOr .11 .... Iu\q)w . Morkhlm In the meantime is wurkina: u a Santa _ A . For sate F WdnIed _ AnI .... Oaus somewhere." said an officer. -II . F",_t _ wonlod G - lOoI -» -__ O\:IPOItyn- .. ~ I. \he II\)'in8 thottliOre I•• c H · Found HIl'" bit or _y in ....,.ybody . 0 E~'WonIod _ ' - E---" --O -~.'d'd Who can t.U who II h.. lIi,. behind E · _WonI«I . _""i ...... -~ . ~. J-_.W_ A ""*""",,, at \he shoppin8 cen _~ -"""'iono &_ ter said Mortthom doIInltely_hod 1\01 o - -. rehired .. SolIta the< • . J ~ r , . _ ".. - Beg'your pardon RIDERS ;- b_i~IiIt"'in"'~' : ( tide in yaterdo,y'. _ thot 'tIIe - .. WAN~D a_t c.ter wID be _ ... Doc_III- TIle autloot c.ter wID be CHECK YOd! AD Anul it _, TIw Doily f9IIIIIon .... I» __ '" onIf _ '"'--' _ • . ~U-_ • ~- " - - Concert reveals black danee • Arena to issue .findings • • of music poll after break • • tionaliJed and very individualistic ·• Mary L. Heeren • Dally Egyplian Stall Writer in their tastes." • The groups and perrormers on the • The results 0( the "Taste Test survey were chosen from an original • given Wednesday and Thursday in Iisl or 500 selected Crom r esource ·• the Student Center 10 determine the material. billboards and musical preferences of the campus suggeslions. Preston said all or the artists have loured within the last ~~~~~:t~~:a~~ ~i~nr:el ~~~l~~ two years . Arena publicity manager. Some popular groups a nd per· The questionnaires. w hich in rormers were pre-eliminated from *Ha~py Hou- 2:00-6:00 cluded a ranking or 12 regional radio the test " because we know that s tations and 206 rock groups and everyone would like to see The Who. • soloists, jazz and blues a rtis ts , Elton John or someone like thai," *Free Popcorn & Peanuts (:ounlry music performers . big Preston said. · hands and comedy artists. have 10 The tes t surveyed se\'en areas · rirst be coded onlo comoutnr sheet s inc luding 82 rod artists, 22 ·• II · *On Tap and ran through tt."5ling. Presion miS<.'ellanrous sole artists, jazz • said. The testing service will nol be and blues perro rme rs, 10 country ·• '.lVailablc until after rintil g rades • have been computed. he said. ~~~C:~!~: ef~t~~i~O~~ :ne;w~~ ·• Heineken lowenbrau Wednesday's lest l'Ullcd about 710 comedy arlists or leams. • tompleted tests and Presion said he Amoug those li s ted ' in the r oc k ·• expects to receive between l ,3(X) to :Irtists section were Bachman· • Tuborg Munchner Dark 1,400 tests tntal. This is about ('ight Turner Overdrive, Chica go and · pcr l-enl of the studl'ot population. (;tadys Knighl and Ihe Pi~ . • I "r('Slon said .. this is a pret ly ht'fly So le Jrllsl li s tin ~ Included Edgar ·• Musicians-Register Now :O- ~~~------~-----CiIV_____ State __zIP ______ Sent By : I .~ . ~~~~====;;~c~;:======_ State Zip, ______Amount ENCLOSED':...._-_-_-_ -__- ____ _ THE D.E. STAFF WIll NOTlFY RECIPIENT OF GIFT WITH A SPECIAL X·MAS CARD. "";1 To: Daily E~ . 56. Illinois Uni".• C'ditte'. III. 62901. Yuletide ,celebrations vary SElKO By He_ R.... found ..lID 1bouIh • Tie I., P ri~ with purchase Of d~ ess snlrf Kit Kat on the road despite sickbed • Bell I., Price w ith stack or lean purchase 1.i\Kfo; ,. 'n ~lI':''' 'I' !.I\ P, Truc k c~s IhrO\J~h ," it sug).!l'!'!tcd. fur a few minutes before pulling (Xl . • Frw dress Shirt with sull or sport coet purChase \~' t ~l ,h; ~VI' 1111 Sst..'f! ~ I~ ~ : ' t .nn, t ~' ,l r . "Il~tk holl'k : ~II,d r':"~~ .~ ! ~.t~K' k ~~ .. It ·s a great way "0 pmiS Ih(' ti me • F,. necklace w ith sur p"trchaSe 1 111 lCIl:S 1l:IIK! ru(hM 1,lI lly ,1ft h.H.k , tbtl ll llOllll1nl~ ,I d,I) , SOI) S MISS when vnu nrc in a h~pIIIl I " snid • Fr. scarf wilh tadles. leather coal purchase, ,n tlluch WI I ~ . lh c Wfl l1l ~11l Irt!ck (;rt't'IW. whn wa~ a prnl·tical nur'Sf,' l\ 1 1 ~s (;rt'cne. ' : ~~~I; dc.~:Vl'r u t It lwl a t he r h.~p lt .. 1 ::~~)~I:~ ~ ~nu~~~~~~~~:; ~~~ ~!:1~ Kit 1<:11 said !he did ~ want to be Bobbtl' Ju (i rcelll' hut! hl'('11 Itoc l. wht'n I Hunk I'll he on the high- laggoo qut.'en of tht' CB. 1'OOffi. . , 11Io1IuIIInt ~ ___ ...... ,_ ;\ igrr'WaS"'pOSled at a tnu;k 5t..-: ..... ~ ...... ~~ !~~~~ih :y~n:dt':~ ~~ ~:~ -....---...,... -...... --.- prtcialc gelling b.u 'k fi n Ih('- CB --...... IrucIllllfl beam. • ...... ------" Gi\"e her a shot as • for .he-May 14. 1976 Position Friday, _January 23, . ~Iications and' diplo'lha ,. samples avoilcible at Admissions a~i:I Retords, Woody Hall. Saluki wrestlers diVided .up ( fordouble dual confrontationS bere:' Dolly ,~ -:=-_ The Ism will be opIit ... inIo 1_ _ Divide __. "...... 811 oquado. Long aid he _ tryiag to battle ..yinc ....,.. to life SoIw:dIoy _the l ""_U~u ~bIe. .. lhe SlU -1inI team di_ _... lbere will be .....e apinstinto two ___ teams for dual meets the _ Ie -liall in bach maldws. on- individuals will be -. Universily of W...... m·MiI_ullee. with -, _ em the ...- in Wrstling IIarts ill the SlU Ar_ their weilbt cIau. Long lOyo bach al__ 1::10 os stU grappl..(Sf!1\lO). Allerwith John G..... and BID _ are in lhisliluaticn. thol maid!. the Salutis I ..... around Another _ who mighl have and meet Milwaullee. The IinaJ team competition pits SEMO ~lCI~f lwiee is ""-V)'ftisbl · ,.,."...... CInt.. against Milwaukee. ~ Las year the SalWtis defeated .Long said thol Sherril would Wl II .. open _Ie lwi .. if bach viailing I~m. Mi lwaukee by a 35-12 mBrBin. "". ~ "'"' Fridlly mrding 10 Coad! Linn Loog. Stu brought al""8 heavier wreotl.... in 9:30 a ·.m.-8:30 p.m. has met SEMO before, b ut it was the ""-vywo;ghl dab. many years ago, Wrestling twice in one day 9:30 a .m .·S:30 p.m . Long says he Iinows verr lillie en SaturdeYS aboot eilher school . He saId thol ~:~r. :.;.J'~I:'·r~. Mi lwaukee had • new roach last year and should be an Improved squad this season. Coocerning lhe mald!es. Long Store your bicycle for or the whole Up in arms said. '1'he main thing these mal · CmstmOs break dles will do is allow us to gain - winter. $5 per month or 1 month fr •• Team members from Second Com ing and B.Y.O.B. match experieuce for more people, battle for a rebound in intramural basketball action TIle more people with match ex with ov·erhauI. perience. the better we'" be able to in II)e Arena this week. (Staff photo {)y Linda Hen· get going with the competition up son) Your SCHWINN® cI.al.r. Southern III. Bicycle Co. Women's gymnastic squad 106 (Next to Cdale Noti. BonIt) Ph. 549-7 ~e~ts Grandview College Grandview. Stephanie Stromer and some trying times lately because of Buckeye By Dave~k At~'S an injw-y sustained by sophomore Dally E gypdaa Spona Writer Beth 9leppard are still weak from early season injuries and they will Judy Pauley. Pauley broke her neck Two girls are less than 100 per oompete in only two evenlS. Stromer while doing a routine on the uneven @Iunctlon cent physically able and the whole will execute routines in the noor bars and then suffered a cardiac squad is not yet in top form. but exercise and valuting. 91eppard arrest on the way to the hospital . Friday and Saturday wom en 's gymnastic Coach Herb wHi 51 ick with the bars and beam. Vogel said she is now being treated J@:Olh Vogel is still conftdmt about win Denise Diddier. Unda Nelson . al a hospitaJ in Colorado and is ning the duaJ match with Grand Diane Grayson and Patty Hanlon paralyzed from the waist down. view Col lege Friday night in Des will compete in the all-around rom The SaJuki team was loose and in Moines, Iowa. petition. a carefree mood at practice Thur Everyday Specials Vogel figures Grandview wi ll "G ra ndview is us ually well sday night. score abou ~ 102 poi nlS in the four roached," Vogle said about the " We haven't put any pressure on events- n oor exercise, vault ing. team that was lab in the nationals them ." Vogel explained. " Some beam and uneven ban. Grandview last year under Coach Charles people are already staying up late 12 oz. drafts-2 5~ Jacobson. " He does the be>t he can and studying for exams. We 're ~r~ ~o(~~!r~ t~~ with the material he has and they trying to keep everyone loose. We're highest score is 102.6. are gelting better every year." goi ng 10 -.-:ork with a 101 of new " We're not really ready to com Vogel said. routines." Speedroil drinks- pete at the top level because we Grandview has at least one out Vogel added that at this point in haven't trained to get to that point," standing gymna$1 in P a tty the season "we're still concerned said the ooad! 0( the defending Fogleman. 9le was an All -America with getting good grades:' national champions. "We should last year. Vogel said that Grand After the meet Friday, Vogel will 1/2 price """'" aboul 108 points. maybe 110. view also has a couple of good fresh give the girls a short Otristmas I'll be happy if we score 105." men. break and lhen put lbern back lD Six girls wi ll be m a.ki~ the trip to Coad! Jacob.. n has been through work Jan. 2. 'nleir first meet will not be WItii Jan. 17 when the team till 7:00 p.m. travels 10 Louisville for the second Canadian Ciub wins tourney /U!gional ~I i ryi ng Mee< ror the (Cmtirued from page 20) of(ense toenable us to set up plays .. nationals . On J an. 20, the team will be in CoICX'ado :' Jan. 21 Arizona ; Hours: Located Jan Johnson. ma nager of Team The four goals scor ed against Canada . blaimed his team's-Ioss on Jan. 22, Utah and then return home Ca nadian Club were only three less the inability of "not controUing the (or the leam's first performance Tues. thru Sat. Big Muddy than the total scored against them in puck in the middle"like they usually before the home fans when the the (irst eight games o( the season. Salukis host . Indiana State in the A p.m.-A a.m. & Rt. 13 During the same s pan , the Club do. J ohnson had to sit out the game with a n injury surfered the previous Aren~ Jan. 23. scored 101 goals. game. After the game, Kozian said when Manager Bob SchiHler of the rest of the tearo hits the open Canadian Club. who also sat oul the man. it e nables him to $Core easier. game after being hospitalized, said Adams praised the defense (or " The whole team will be back next "keeping the puck do",n "'ilh the year (except one defenseman)." - 210 N. 1~~~~iftlr.4""""~ :... ~ per cent off all Pick.ering cartridges *" reg. $5 ...95 .a'. 'noo . . relt_ $3 ... 95 _ ,wlc. '1 7.0 reg. $24.95 '1 2!0 KENWOOD BECElllERS '. reg. $379.95 '319·' reg. $449.95 pric..a" '37." reg.~ 19 . 95 '460" ret< $7 ..9 .95 '6.0" KE~WOOD SPEAKERS r.eg. $159.95 each sa'. '19800 pal' CreJghton Classic opens ~ith Salukis . om ltelltaled cIoinI it earlier beca_ we o.IIJ~~-:'" were trl'inll to .. the 01[_ down, Ill. Ibry" 01 CalIfomIa wID be the .,me c:OnUnulty," g". SaJuIda~ III 7 p.m. FrIday in the - .ame 01 the CreiChton lIartlnllineup will .... have a OuIIe In MIA, Neb. knew look (or the .tournament. One oUter chaD&e . .. made thb .... By I\I.rk Ka.loWliki have 1000t the zip tn his ja... . Round 12 Daily j.:KypUan SpIrt,. Wrilt'r was tlte beginning or the end. In the 131ft an Ali right caught Frailer The show that induced selioUI crowds in the mouth and sent Frazier'. mautb " Manilla and theaters a round Ihe world piece nying. The video vlewen' n September is packing lhem in at-SIU. ad~nalin beean to now aa AU ...... II'. nol'lhe uncut:version or Det>p Throat Kazually' speaking .- l!OIItroI 01 the "gilt. Frazier'. faee lociIred IIr a new rock group. It is the Thrilla in , - like eheap hamb!arg.. as Ite bad paffa ~Ianilla - the Muhammad AIi ·Joe around bcitIt eyes and a small c:ut ..... ~""azier light. the rlaht eye. Students are coming In droves to see Frazier came out bobbiDlland ~ the videotaped version or the fight that again in the 14th rotmd, but be _ won' t be aired on ABC·TV until January. Wilen lhe snow on the screen cleared bobbing Frazier by pushi.,. "Smokin' notieably hurt. The right wa. al_t • A1th"",h the rooms the light is being and the picture apPeared. a semi·hush • Joe" away. ovet-'",ben Frazier threw a wild ..-. . shown tn are tucked away in an cibscure fell over tbe audience. Those in ·rront o Ali. who controled the tempo of th!! dhouse that All · ducked wltb _ . comer or the third noor 01 tbe SItJC!t,nt · were immediately quiet while lhose fig hl while Frazier nayed, went to the Frazier looked dazed. but he made It Center, an . estimated 400 persons standing in the back continued chaUirw, "rope-a-dope" in the third round. While rollowed the arrows to tlte Video Lourwe oblivious to tlte fact that lite Fight or the Ali covered up in tlte corner Fraier th~t~ :=:l~:::"~\e~-:~ An' to see two showings Wednesday and Century II was about to beein. . searehed in vatn ror an open/nl to land a waa adlded wllat ftgIIt writen 4O,an about the same number attended the FraZIer was Introduced first to a mild solid punch. lllear tlte dOle 01 the I'IIWId ago would have called a "I.ather showing Thunday. . response lrom lite Manilla erowd and Al i opened up with a barrage or punches lullaby." There waa an air 01 rowdiness as the statemen15 like, "II's the g~ Irom to Frazier's head that ilad tlte former There wasn't mucb reaeUon .. lbe. hard-cGn! fiCht fa .. and myopc viewers the television crowd. . ,- champ retreatirw. video lounIe to AU'. tedlnleal knDc:llaat. c:rvw*cl to the front tine or four_rowe- In, contrast to Frazier who has the II wasn't until t/le 1inh round that The IJ'OUp for tlte next ...... 01 _Is 15 minutes before the 'preinier perSgctaJity or a cold warne. tlte grilUlirw Frizier beeame'flle agg,essor. The moviDl in before the deparIiDI""'" shoWInc 01 the fiCht . . Ali was Introcluced to a ehorus 01 boos change or pac\! woke up. the local rilll had a chanee to butlGll up tbeIr-_a Some arlllly guys In plaid nannel II'om the people In . Manilla and lOme nuts who had been lulled to a minimum The tape ~ by IlieSGAC VIdeo sblrts laDled aJ11G1111beIiIaeives about -claps and whistles rrcJm tlte SIU ~ . or oool"s and ...h ·s by a lack or any , CommitteewiUbeplayed ...luUp.ID . boxIIt8 ud sports In aeneo:al' wblle the The cocky Ali pawed at Frazier s exdIanIes or mapil... . at 7 . ..., 10 ... 11 P.ID. persona furtber from ~ Ute snowy fllftbnd tltrilll the fin! few rouncII. AU By round 12. botb r1lbte.. were Sa . t"eYlalon sc:reen fel,ned readin, wiUt IUperior ~ach and IIeiIht RftIIed showing algns of tlrlnl. Fruler was ~For prift It'. U...... _boab or QftIIIIIPeI'S, . to ~ antagonizin, tJl'e duckin. and bIeediJW from the moutJi and .....ed to town. ...., DIlly ElIfIIIWI, _ 12. 1m