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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1986 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in September 1986 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Council opposes tournament during Halloween By Toby Eckert The recummendalion was !lim that rug!:y players were I don't think there have ~'laffW""'" yean. Gus Bode contained in a memo from involved in the throwing of been a::r majol" problems with Despite the protests of SIU· Dixon IA> council members. beer cans at last year's s:.>'eet the rugby players." C Rugby Club President David The memo contained several festival. 'rJ],-, club ba.' been holding Grahm, the Ci ty Council other recommendations to Grahm answered Dixon's the toornament 'lIl Halloween Monday overwhelmingly promote safety at the aUegations by saying that in weekrod for t~~ past eight t~ supported City Manager BiU HaUow"" " (p.stiva l. the last four years no problems yew'S, Grahm said, ,-=" \ '~ Dix'>n 's recommendation ttloG: Although Dixon daimed he have been experienced with " My .. omments are not Ii "U 'l SI1.I t; officials he encouraged was not singling out the rugby therlayers' behavior. directed at f:i1J students or SIU La ?r~Ven l '-!"~ annual All tourna;nen. as heing par· .. think you may be basin! rugby pleyers." Dixon sai.d. Gua '.Y' there .r. more GhOuls Tournament from ticularly detrimenUllto safety your opinions of the rugby cluo " We realize that rugby plaYl!rs do ngerou. crtllel'O tho. rugby taking place Halloween at th~ celebration, he said past behaviors," Grahm 111pl. _y .r. prOWlin g . bou' on weekend. several sources had informed said. "But within the past four _ COUNCIl, Palla 5 Daily'Egyptian

Southern Illinois University at Carbondal" Tuesday. September 9. 1986. Vol. 73. No, 12 16 Pages ~Bush--~--~~ promises~--~ to~~~ ricf -~~= U.S. of drug problem By PatricIa Edward. ond JoOe Rlmar Patchett charged that hi s He called D!l.niloffs arrest a opponent, Rep. Ke., Gray, D· StaHWrrt.... trumped·v;; charge that was West Frankfort. he.:; b ~oken bounci I{) ,nake U.s.-Soviet MOUNT VEl'NON _. Vice promises. reIP.tions more strained unless President Geo:'::c: '? Bust, " Ken Gray promised in 1954 tJv: Soviets release Danil.:Jff. pledged Monday t;, ':id tbe to bring jobs t , Southern Commending P r esident of ""'erena ..." of llIinois. ThiJ ty·two years later Rea~'tn 's record on fOi:eign death" by eradicating the there is still unemployment." affairs. 8ush said the ,nvasi')" country's drug problem. Patchett sain of Grenao.: and bomtiilg of Bush, on a visit I{) M.IWlt Commenting on full·page Libya "were ~roud moments Vernon campaigning for ads taken out In local in the history of t.~is countrj ," Republican congressional newspapers by Gray, which " I am glad t...... -ve a candidate Randy P~tcbeU, included a 1985 pholA> of Gray president who doo"n't go said that the key iD solving the and 8ush. Patchett said. ''I'm around dP o logi.i n ~ f or nation's drug problem is an glad hespenl the money on il." America." educational process and saying the ads helped !lush Bush said of Libyan leader commended NanC)' Reagan's more than Gray. Moammar Gadhafi. " We will Bush said his wife, B.rbara bit bin; again." " J~~N~r~tter in. baa jai:led an eflarllD """,,be' Pabil~U pIedpd ID &ina terview that be would ~ lllitoracy. ancIuqed!be nation more ..,,_...... ,.. to snr: voilmtary drug latina bul to renew Ita empbua ... !be C cleepite an auIer7 by !be warned against manaatory traditional values 01 reading. studeJll popuIatiao apiDst two drug testing except in writing and arithmetic. proress:rs who bave already pro(l'SSiDll:; ",here drug use He said the nation .IvJUld receive.! flI'8nta for research creates a speci11c hazard-air "get the federal control out of on the Stir W'U'S anti-missile traffic contro1J,n. police of· the schools and parental program, ficers and firefigblerll. for control back in. and get the " I think that the research eumpie, drug dealers off the campuses dollars are going to go Patchett said many drug and out of the scbooIs." somewhere." Patchett said, problems occ:u- w ben youths Refer ring t" iou~D8list "We need the jobs and W~ need are ffifluer...... -I by rock stars. NicboWJ DaniJolf. Bush said the researclL We'd like to bave athletes and movie stars, He DanilofI sai:J the Soviets some of our un!versities in· said he will woric toward the " grabbed (Daniloff) just volved in it because it is going 118ft P~ by loot! 0 _ educational aspects of drug because we picked up a spy in • oJ happen and it is going ID be a !'dorm. which, he a dded. "is New York, fDl md biro red­ Jot of money, It·s going to be a VJce "'-'dent Q-ve Bual. and "'a wife. 1eItI...... Air an unportant issue for both handed spyl-,g. now tbey have Fon» T_ln fIIIoo~~i Vernon on their W8Y to a tv ...... "" dinner RepublicallO and Democrats," IA> go and rntaliate.·· _ 1IUIIt, P_ 5 I: ...... n ~_1oneJI cendIdIttIt lie..., Petchett. P,ssassination attempt sparks violence in Chile SANTIAGO. Cbile (IJP Il - Monday::.ftc. spending the attacked Pinochet's motor· including two U.S, and two tbe British news agency Security forces. empowered night at a vilia soulheal!t 01 the cade with machiJ~ and Fr6icb missionaries, church aetJters Crom dispatchillg with state-of-siege authority cap'!tal. rocket fire. Five of i".uocbet's officials said. DeW1i on Cbile under the stat&­ because of an assauInation 'The coo.mtry must decide guardo were killed and 10 were The reason (or the priests' of-ciege authority, A military attempt a~t Pr1!Sident between die cbaoa promoted wounded, Pinochet sufCered a arrest ~d not been diacloeed. edict ordere Pinochel, arrested 11)' that Dock of ciegellenle slillhtwoundt~bisleftband, The American priesta, MSPeIId its DeW1i NerVlces ·.;otll opposition leaders and priests politlcilJll and the JOVenI- 1'inocbet vowed to get tough memben of the M.atyImoIJ further notice. Monday. cracked down ... the ment, whIcI: is seeIdDg a with Marxists and said: "All ordeI-. were ldeatlfied as Tom "We don't Itno w what the reaaon is for tbito measure," lli::a::r~='lnl ~.ny W~'ay In II of tile larpat dr'1fta In tile • _ell -Spor1s16 ~tratioo coordInalAil'. re­ lie p! .... to} haft thIn1dD& hII plan ~~ the alale,"li e UId. SeJItembeI:. drive Iiu not .uraeted as The »w IIII'DCIIt baa to.l nilIea 00 Sept::'1 and sept. M. The re-l\IIra~ _10, maD)' studer.iII u be first ~ by not ba'rial flnt nlly. """".nIgh re.~... mw1e by The apee~ - ooly lOG -.. tabIIa set up !t: ,!be reaIcIeace rOl-

.!. rp;;;"-st;T;iii--l I~ . I. I ICUT~';6.'50 /f 1 ~ ewswrap I Tu ... ·Sot. .1. /j ------5 OO 1:t: : I nation/world 15:00 I Iby I I . tu.u.~u..JU~1 Paris bomb kills woman; jApp!. ~ 529·16221 I Across from I pOlice suspect Arab group L __. __ ~~!..~j PARIS (UP!) - A bomb exploded Monday just before closing ****~************ time in the crcwded post o."fic;; at the Paris city hall. killing 8 : 'NE INST ALL : woman and injuring 18 other people. including a three-year-o,ublic places in the cit} = Pion.. , - NC - Fultron : : Car & l,.jome Syster11s : Kurds take eight hostages with fake grenades PARIS (UP! ) - Ten Kurds with fake grenades took eight :New & Used Equi~ment: bostages MooWiy at an Iraqi Airways office. then surrendered to • auy, Sen, Tn: de ! ~lice ina brief protest agaUlSt an Iraqi offensive in an area they ! GALAXY STEREO • ''all their homp'.a'KI. ""lice said. No injuries were reported t ••306 S. II, A y·~ . 519· 1116 : l'rade rep. wants to expand tradt.' regulations I WASHINGTON (UP!) - U.S. Tnde Represtutative Clayton Yeutter said Monday be is "reps red to walk away from th<> neaotiating table at upcom: . ~ trb.:!? !aln if oIher countries try :O block top U.S. prioritit!l'. (eullel' said ~ vlliled Slates wilJ!.8Ito " very strong and a;:gressive s'.armes" OIl b .... ~::dUng in· ternational trading niles to ioclucj~ 6Cl"Vices. investments ond protectioo for "in ~lIectul\l pr~tr' rights sllch dS trademarks. patents and copyrig~ts . NllN't)/·two IV,tions will meet in Punta Del Este. Uruguay, oex~ week to talk about revising tbftGeneraJ Aireement 00 Tarif.i. and Trade. T.. ch .... rNch agrHments, rflltum :0 cl... By UnIted PrMe In~1 Striking tead!en l"lacbed agreements in three school dlstricts in Illinois, MlchiCan and Wasbingtoo state MGIlday while 117,000 .tudeDts idled by .!rikes in 23 other districts oatioowide and two colleges faced anothef' week without ~l. Wort stoppages halted regular iostructioo for 17,600 studet;!s in Illinois. 5,800 ir: , Massachusetts. 17,4'11 in Michigan. ~ . I()() :n Ohio. 45 ,496 in I Pennsylvania. 1.900 in Rhode Island and 1.,;00 in Washington state. I Low flnanctt rates Increa.e u.ed car .u~I'i DETROIT (UP!) - About 1.5 million used cars "oij) 51 · ' U~ 00 IdcaIer lots and in cIasalfied advertising sec!!",1S &s a l-.s.. the latest !'OUllI.i of record .ow flD8llCe rates by t/>e In... '/C j automaton, industry analysts said Monday. 1be Iat.... t offers, ~... A:;!ic! ~ ~~'t".:!.~~i~~ model Co...... and trucks. make It a good time for those-unable to Iafford new cars to start looking at used ones.

Prosecutor forget. Incriminating .taiotm&;i~ LOS ANG<:LES (UPIl - '!'he former ~:or in the "Twi.Ugh: Zoot," involuntary manslaughter triaJ of diroctor John landi• .. an.! f.lUI' uaociates testified Monday lie did not l remember a It wi_ telling him G( incriminating statements made by ~ . Oep!.lty District Actomey Gary Ke-selnw, testified be did not recall movie prod>~ ctioo secretai') Do.7>8 Schuman teUing him that Landis ~nd 8SSocia~ p,roducer Georije FoJsey Jr. bad expressed feers ailOUt going to jail over the illegal hiring of tw~ clilld acto."!I who died 011 the movie set in July 1982. state r-' , :STR E NGTH INN U M B E R 5 TOU R Corn, soybeans excellent, agriculture officials say SPRINGFIELD (UPI) - Fall harvest bas opened in WiDDis 00 WITH SPECIAL GUEST a ..Mlecti~ bull," with. ~t ul the corn.era aDd 3 -~. cent 01 !lie soybean crop already barvata!. for If&ln. .t;tAl ~Q) [NJ ¢»Q)V ~bIraI afbcIaI!I aald MCIlIdIly. i'io COtl1 ,;:<'It I

. , P ..... m~.t ..· · Send dlllng. 0( odd...... 10 Doily Ejpoplt.n. Soulhern Illinois Oniverst!:--. C.rbonak ILI2IOI. Simon urges Illinois to vote Democratic By EII~n Cool< Slsff Vlrlter bit of " peculiar position because Y'~ ' re goil1lt to have to Sen Paul Simon, D-!.U ., punch UO.... numbel'S in urder ca-ried two me.C:~clges to to get t~e .;traight I:~ocrati c Southern ruinois Mont-ay : ticket." he said. Illinois car. do bc ~er and "To suggest ll".a ; Ll]ere is any voting for illmois [)error.rals is type of confusion ~r that our the way to do ·t. people C3 ::!"Ot pun~h wee Siloon. cha:rrr.an for the numbers for th , ~ straight illinot!' Democratic Party's Democratic ticket · n Dlinoi> is 1986 campaign, alld Vince simply nonsense. '!le're goir.g Demuzio. chainnal' of the to do it," he said. Democ ratic Party of illinois, were .: W'iliamson County " The fact II at Adlai AIrjY.); I "'Oi,day to lend their S!e\'enson now has IJeen able to support to local candidates. con<.-entrate on the is..... ues. he's SimDn 2, gradual8 atUMnt I" Journalism • • ho _. munication. Building Monday. Simon said that any farmer Demuzio sa;d !be Democratic who likes corn prkes falling to Party now has the tools to near SI per bushel should vote compete wi th the ReJ?Ublicans. for the Republican Party. Every county chatrman in Grad student hit by motorcycle " If they don't like dollar Dlinois will receive a letter By C.roI·tn Schmidt mok"l"Cycle driven '. Kev," corn. if they want to see thi!; from the state party this weel< Sbo~'!lr1ter v on his brakes before striking economy change for informing t1xm that !bey now E . KammenneYe!' sru-<: Otterson, Covington said. An student wu in j" olice Sgt. Je.. y Brown agricu lture . for ~' ObS have access ~I voter mes that sru-<: Otterson was taken by generally, and for other . , were previously ~navaiJable . stable condition at Car- reported. ambulanC!! to Carbondal ~ \ think people ought to "\ think that mi,-:ht afford us bondsle Memorial Hospital Kan;mermeyer . an Mem0ri2J at api.i-c;dmately seriously thinking about voting that opportunity :0 have that Monday with I~ . collar bo\lf' sophomore in genera I 1:30 p.m. She suffered a and bead injunes after she . tudies. was ticketed by compcx:: .d fracture to ber a lot of margin of victorj on our side =~TIl~~b!~i~think by virtue of the fact that we've was struck by a motorcycle police for failing'" yield to a left leg, a broken ,,,,liar bone Although Stevenson's ;,,­ gIVen ()I;l' ciMlffiitteemen th~ driven by ano!ber etudent. pedestrian. and a '.!lIt on the bead, a dependent candidacy w;U ""'" tools," be said. Lynn Ollenon, a secrod- Police Lt. Amos C>Wington family member 5.1id. Ot­ make it difficult to vute a Simoo and Demuzio a:e year graduaLe student in said K:o'1UTlermeyer , truck terson underwent surgery on straight Democratic tickel. this c<.nfident that the Dei:!ocratic journalism. was walking Otter;;on while passing c"rs ber leg Mon.day niglJt, year. Demuzio said be d

lowenbrau Dilrk ~ Drafts 60 .. I Pitch~rs $3.00 I SPE:CIAl OF THE MONTH Speedrai!s 90¢ ~ I THI .TUDln TRA•• IT Sto~~~~5aya ~:~~r~~~i;ls :~: ~\ r,cket Soles Office AI I 715 S. University Ave...... ! • ...... _A~m·~I~·A'f·"'·f"···:...... ti. y.t .. t.:'.::...... "~;';....j.i;·"~·D~~fu·.J._ ...... ~J I "" t".:.un...... ! Mon .n..~l~...... frt : ..... ~ --­ Beer Garden I -_ Gra~ii ~~...!!! ~ an- llIIiIr ,.."... OpiniQll c\~ Commentary Recycling progra,rn should be saved NEWSPRINT RECYCLING HAS BEEN around for a long time. And until July, the University and CarboodaJe each ha~ a recycling program. Carbondale's program ...as temporarily >tlSpended bec..use of a lack or blC!s for the (""ncbise. TIle Uni versity's program was dis.:ontinued because 01 low market pri~ . .' The University should not have allowed Its program to sli~ so easily; it should have worked on alternative methods to keep I.t m operation. There are about 100 ton!; of recyclable lDatenals stored at the Physical Plant equipment storage on McLafferty Road. PoUution Control has been unable to ship the paper products it h:::: coUected since May HIllS. CLARENCE DOUGHERTY. VICE president for campus se..'"ViC(";, says the program has outlived Its usefulness. How can • p!'og. "m that is environmentally sound and resourceful outlive its us..tulness? t 'itilet' or these I'rograms t>qd to meet such a terrible fate. Sor ' ~"'lefstion between the dty and the University couJd have m.ac!c the difference. Letters Insteac or ""...",."ting individual programs, the two could corrbin~ efforts in a joint recycling rJrogram. TIlE MAJOR COST IN RECYCLING is shipping. which gets more expensive if Oe'WSpritlt has to b. hauled out or state. IT a More blacks needed on TV joint pr<>grom we:-e inlSe. th<, shipping L::.;t, I!OUId be shared. TIle recent article on the NeU Carter's in " Gimme a mid·I97OS. '.""ther ~ ' ay rec;'clicg programs ",-",1(\ '.>e revIVed IS if people image of blacks in the mass Break" nor Tim Reid's in Americans were burl1ed out who set "": bundJed nt!Wlo'l'rint by l>~~ir curbs were given credIt media was understandably "Simoo and Simon." Magnum on the i!;sues and television iH1 their tr~5:-' ricku;) bill. lt ~ llic C()Ul"Sl~ of a year, that could ?odd limited due to space. It could has a blaclt sidebdt and foUowed suit !;y drifting away l\l) to a l're';ty hefty ,.svings. not treat the subject com­ Scarecrow and Mrs. King from the "relevant" programs prehensively. But I think some answer toa bIacl< boss. that bad been featured in CARJIIJNDALE'S RECYCLING PROGRAM has an estirr..ated of the limitatiOllS are also in Al~h tJ-.e blaclt presence ~lrliery~rs . 30 rarticip~tiO!l :-ate or only percent. IT more people would the ,ocamples cittld by Tripp 00 televisir.l1 ~d i.;~ larger it \lundle their newsp."per5 and set U""" out on the curb. a pr:>ceSS ana Shaw. Tbcr;, is much they certainly is !a.-ger than !>'IC We ....:ohed to elect a feel· that reaL'y doesn t talte much time, many more tons could ~ failed to menlO.,... articl.. led one to bel ieve. g'lOd president and settled on coUected "nd the volume could offset the current low 'lltrket What of Prjlip Michael I .. iso have to di';agree with It e coucn to watch "Family value. Thomas' role 1I.S Tubbs in Mr. Shaw', blealt foreca E~ 1\es " '"'" quest switched ~ are the 70 other percent of Carbondale residents who "Miami Vice," ':I1h!~h is surely about caMe television. I<~T from social justice to social haven't PI'.rticipated in the program aren' t aWIl.re a recycling an updated " I Spy" i1; iis US<'. of muy target blaclt auruena.s. mooility. program' exists. More promotioo and educatioo about the " pepper and salt" leads? Vihut but other networlject to a released show that a hydrogen When It slipped off the Air wben be "'ent before it earli"" issue, U.S. News and World bomb was accidently dropped Fon-e plane its iil", Rebnquist critiQ; point or course, the bomb did not no 0'.1e was injur"-i. '!'t.e bomb there were restrictive was a senator in 1957, ~h!cl, is to the restrictive cov('nants go off. IT it bad, you would not feU >D an uninhlJ>ited area, and eovenants in the deeds to two still owned by members of the 8.nd infer racial bigotry. TitOoC be reading this. Indeed, not as experts we.-e ~uI to pi~ of property OWDI!1ain, "bere reaUy wasn't R~hnquist. Senators Ted covenant stating that DO part however, are clearly applying rea~ anything. Toe won! much do...Iger of a nuclear Ke.'Uledy, D-Mass., and Joseph of the land "sbalI ever be used the usual double standar.!. -­ " Amr..;;a;;s" would refer to b!ast. Bide!:, D-Del., "ere two who or OCCllpied by or sold, con· Martin Harry, Law student inhabitants of a fonner nation, Living in f , w'l<'ld wbere such ·.,w little more than a number accidents C8~' cause not just o( still-habitable areas tragedy, bu l. also a su ,... ounding " radioactive catadysmk chaDlle in Saints not the oniy stlow in town de.;e.-t. geogn:phy anI! human It\story, The boIl"..b ::h..~ t £r;H was we Deed all the !'~ssuraoce we Please, D.E ., we can't ta'

Pag.4. Daii;-Egyptjan,Septe,uber9. 1986 • r-'------'------Pizl"--· ---" " Hijack s. ~~ivor-$ . ~e.tIJf. o_ J~ ; u..S" . _- : LII ROMR'S .=c _ ' ! By United Pr~. Int..... tlonal As " result li-~ bei-olc act, s/gils, ct-a"iOOfiOIte.-s wben :I S'.! 1 00 0 H ; /FIIEE320%. Delivery Pe~si ~"'~( o'ft I the ILgh scbooI jUDlar WaI". they Aep\alll!d .t Detroit I _ ...... ,w.r.. wlth4ell...-yof,_11 ,l, , I separated. from otber memo : KetttJpoliIaDAirpo.-t. Friends ami reIa tives 01- I or XoL...... or ...... 1 ..... ,In" Y ~' I fering nowers and cheers ben; of her fa.tnily for more '.- than fOUl hours. Tbey even- Also returnir,g ho:ne Mon- ! . PID8 2/ 3207 . Pepsi's , Monday welcomed home • I Lin- il one per pin. with Ie.-.. or X-large , tually foun..l her at a Karachi, day was MOlY. Patel, 2l, l'!bo Mi ~.. n family who su: ,ive I I Good for deJfyM, pk\-up 0( Nt I!:. I with ~':I' the hijacking of Pan America,1 Pakistan, ho..'\lital. lives ber ,mcle and ii, L-.. OI'£H AT lI _l~~:! WH~~ 529-' J« Flight 73, including • girl Returning I.ome -with Sun- Brownstown Tt,wnshi~pau'l , I credited ... ith 6aving a toddler. careson were ber father, who had been visi' ~ er I Plea.. yondot. CO\.Ipon with th..:! ~~:iowlng information , Ann Mar;e Sundaresoo, 16, AIa.~tair , a physician, ber parents, roOter alKi b "'..r in L_~o"" ______,.. __ _~~!!..______J ber bead slii! bandaged as a mol~er , Omans, and her India, was not burt in the in­ re!:dt of a shrapnel wound, sista', Rose W,prie, 13. 'rbey ciden!. said uP-On h~r amval in Detroit w~.,.,! not burt in the incident. that she did not stop to think The Suoda resODS were In Chicago, hostages Nassr", about what she was doing !"etu.r'runti hom~ from visiting Mahamood and his sisla , Special. This Week when she returned to the relative.' in ' ;Jdia when they Tahira Kh.,lid, am,,"" at ai. !iner to get a crying toddler. became inv~ l ved in the O'Hare Inte<'lIltional Airport Sweet I!.. Sour Won ton, The teenager from Troy, hijacking. When she foot off t10e 00 a flight from West Gennal\~ Mich., was in danger of being plane in Detroit, ALn Marie anci avoided a throng "f ~ Egg Roll &. Egg Drop Soup tramplea at the foot of the ~mdareson was wearii'ir; an repor~"" by taking servke plane's es<'..a pe chute at the !ndian dress. stail-s IfJ 4ie ramp, where the.v 10 IDternaticaal airpor t in !>he and other family w• .:re ",hisl,ed away in polio! Karachi. Paki,tan. memtJers were greeted by C8.1'i. i~ Only 53 ~:- Chinese 0... Malaysian Dishes. .. Salay and Curry . CI'lcken. Beef . Shrimp BUSH, from Page 1----- Curry . Chicken. Beef. Shrimp 1h Sw~et and Sour - Chlckf'n. rork _ lot of jobs. It's goi'lg to he a lot About 500 to 600 peop!e ai­ Patchett gave Bush an SITJ ij~/~ Shrimp. [gg Rolls. fried Rice. of things goo<1 for the tended the reception held for jacket with tbe VIC O University if they want to Bush a. the Mount Vernoo president's name embroi~ri:C participa!~ ... Holiday Inn. At the reception, o the froot. Commenting pn coal FAST SERVICE researoh at SIU-C, Patchett Open l1am-IOpm said, "The chief concern of the F-Senate slates speakers Sun: 12-9pm Illinois coal industry is to get more gran l'"~ for researc~ ~ The Faculty Senate invited President Aloot 8omit; John find ways to bum the coal Chancellor Lawrence K. PeWt Guyon, vice president for more cleanJy." to speak at its !irst meeting of academic affairs and fi€ referred to federal lb. f all semester. research ; and Ray Dort, legislation designed to put Pettit wiij attend the football coach. s tringent restrictio:Js on meeting tu offer his comments The meeting will be at 1 p.m. sulfur-d l~xi de emissic.ns. The and aCC;:Jllint himself with the Tues<\ay in the Mississippi legislation being crAlSidered SenatP Also sJlfJ,;lJ:dng ... .,;1 1 ht:- Room of the Stude!:1 Center. would also pe!l2.l.ize regions tha '. put high amounts of sulfur ACROS:; --I di ~,~ . lae IIIto tile a Lmosphere by 1 La~ syne cau::ing uti.IJ.ty ra l ~ !. O r ise. 5 VOIca .,o fio ...~, T"le pending legisla tion is 9 M oro":co city •.!rea dy hurting coai slles , I': Ro'A): $ rove I Patchett said. He promiseHead coveflngs 20 Carnes Puzzle .. . COUNCIL, 21 E9V 00 22 M U">tCi:l1S from Page 1 23 l .d d ltJqflal 25 Gsnnent5 "Puzzle'answers .. - !rom all over the Mi,!>;.""t are ~~~~ ., in town that "'mend. 'are on Page reX · · We . don' t l:now , 30 Prattles 34 " qt • . specifica!iy, what individuals '36 Daught ..- of Irom -what llDiversities threw Caamus ~68 Lyncs ::? , Cal:: .ulahOIt the (·ans. But \bere's enough (~ 38 Sun l'\at 69 Freezes 32 UwtndJe a COl=US tha: rugby p,layer.' 39 Hangover 33 Sympiom weI e respons151e ' fot cau5e 34 A~an deser1 disruptive behavior at the ~~ M ak e DOWN 35 Predicate drunken 37 SingerS celebratioo, b~said . age 41 SIi1ep tacked Dixrn's allegations. 46 Oahu treat vat. 46 - Ro bles, Calif ,aj'ing !he HalIoweP~ Core " 7 An imal fOOd 4 BedeVil s Committee had .-eceived 49 Bygon'! 5 (';lrculls 48 Sl::us.\ge 5 1 Spa:":'s'\ 6 '31 and by 'Of 49 Ever ~.' ::::8y s in~r reports. name 7 'Nhefe speech Grahm asked i> ixon to s.c Adapts VictOria IS 50 " - . meen~ . ;:)Consider his stance on the 58 Plano pel" 8 Hindu litle toornament, saying the club 60 MISS Horne 9 Takes In 5 21n r~ had attempted to schedule the 61 Woody grass 10 Ear ~roblem 53 Neck areas tournament on a different 63 Expoclant 1 1 M a ~ anlm 'fll S4 Had - .- 64 M i6 ~ 12 Can provo day weekend, but had been Easterners 13 Hardy girl SS Pasterr.ak IILLIIIBS 'AILOUI misinformed about the date on e5 Signature 19 Pained sound hen)'ne which the Halloween festival part: abbr 24 Behave 56 T reas. aot. SPECIAL would be held this year. Thirty 66 ROdents 26 Diving bird 57 Fk.. ~Y$ tN1 teams Imd already been 67 " - 28 Develop 59 Procures a&.&. IaA7 ...IYJI: notified ab.JUt the Io!:rnament, M acabre" 30 Plane 62 Lab. union Amarelto ell! 05Jack Dar leis Grabm sa,d, and it would be Stone Sour ~ • & Mix i.-,- oossible to resdledul.. the I" event because 00 slob are ,. open in tlJe club's schedule. rJ" ". t~f1~~ !'~~8 Gm.m offered to mount a 17 p.!hlicity campaign urging 2V 'I!!!! players to "tone down the level r I~ ~~I!!~ rrf their celebration" after this Z3 year's \ourt>;>ment. _ 71 S ·.t Dixon refused to flO ~~ 'i!'" r ec onsider. s aying the ,. I"" .,. ultimate deci.son on the matter I • 40 would have to be made by SIU­ .. •1 r i C officials. After the meeting, Graiun I" said the club planned"to protelt the matter further. He said tt.e club executives would 1JI(JP.i f"''' later in the evelling to discllss the rnatiel'. Cancell~tloo :.>i the tour­ :,u"HtwI'" - nament ,.:ould cost :.~ club as ... much as $2,000, Grahm sa.id. I"" " !t'. a major fnod raisine I"" eventfor the clUb." , Ii: .- "= '=-

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PiJotPen 'Olamond' O•• l d Lee Rolh strutted his Iluff or, I t.g. Sunday nlghlallh. Ar_ .... has something even smoother What Roth lacks in Inusic than this. hie makes up In sheer gali By Mary Wllnl_lkl Entertainment Editor competent mus ~cians never Concert Review seemed to be performing "Chutzpab," a Yiddish word toge~er Thou ~"' h there were that means nerv~ and brazen ------­ many good Scll'~ ' the band arrogance, has a lui to do with what was his voice aDd what never worked to create rock flDd roll. was speak"" static. anything speci>j in ensemble. Between solos, lhe brond David Lee Roth, wbo played sounded bland a~d fuzzy. and at the Arena Sunday oight, has Baptists say accompanied by Roth's in' a lot t.l do with chutzpah. decipherable Iyri,,., it made [PlU?!J~_ Strutting, sweariDg aDd ap­ lyrics immoral for some truly empty ~la ces in plauaing his allo5 l:ar band, Sunday's concert. • AOI..l.Jl'JG Bf.,..i.. PEN- - Roth s':iowed that the force of -Page 7 ego is as important to power so WHILE arrogance is A feelmg . .. beyond smoothness ... rock as the force or decibels. perhaps a key to hard rock or But Roth's musicai abilities rock and roll in general, too t;ince splitting with Van were much less importaDt to many egos not working Halen in 1984, Roth scored hits the shape and coberence of this together produces poor-quality with "California Girls" and r~ncert thaD was the force or results. There were so many "Just a Gigolo" orf his E .P . his arrogance. A headliner ior great musici&a.: ;"': Roth's line­ "Crazy From the Heat:' a band that seemed mo' e lIke a up Sunday night, it is a sharr.e PlIol"s _ II\'OughIm Is parade or solos thar, an en· tha t they ",ere not more of a ROTH HAS since formed a semble, Roth's cocksure at· group and less a gathering or srnoodIer IIId man! ~ tIIan new band with former Frank titude was needed to dominate stars. any roIll"" bill pen yau'WlMr used. Zappa guitarist S4",e Vai, the grour and give it a A gutsy claim but true. Buy a new Pilot f'1l'tDer Talas bassist Billy stylistic, i Dot musical. center. Opening for Roth Sunday Brougham and proYe ~ to )OOrse!f. Send us SheebaD and drummer Greg was a wretched metal combo the coupon, proof-olilUrtIlase (a receipt Bissonette. Roth's latest Indeed. Ro:h's amazing called Cinderella. Their sound wiD do) and $4.95. CI1eck or money order album "Eat 'Em and Smile .. seDse of self·imporlance had no virtue beyond volume. only. 'rbul get a 'What's Smoother" tee has hi't Dumber eigi t on ~ became a show in itself. and thpir ~o5tage gyrations shirt (an $11.00 \Glue; ;r,d a FREE Pilot charts arod is fea lUred in this ilressed in garish and not very and guitar !lips looked awk­ SpotIiter highr"Jhting mar1!e, A total value 01 $11.79 concert tour. flattering s pandex, Rotb ward and forced. t.'lreatened to " lue ;tll my for only $4.95. AJIa,y 4 to 6 weeks for deliver,: There is no question that, clothes off" ~ nd J1l.tidi: ~Aual Cinderella seemed to be r~~-~~------, with t:l.!:m" like Vai. Sheehan, sugges~iun s to audiencc, trying very hard to he 1 P.II. ..(lII, .... __ 1 and Bissonette. Roth picked members nearest the stage. Aer~mjth i.''U t were so short on l~crEM 1 th .. ftoest of the netal crop. pollio they would barely mak·, 1 ...... '_10_". ------1 Solos were '" fast and com· ROTH DID not. howevPI , let 4 Uecent bar ba.. ~ . Whatever I '.... _"'·chock "" ------1 plicated, all three musicians his own , how sr.eal aUentioD fairy godmother landed them, 1 : ' - _ (00.) ""' _ __ ,", __. __ 1 seemed like magical rock from hi!: band. Val. Sheehan, the Roth gig should spare the 1 tee slWt(s):wI 1 mutants possessing 20 sets of and Bissonetie all had '!Qual world the pain. 1 m.~SI · ~ C lNWi£ " """"""",, 1 fingers "rid 10.ets or feet. turns in the spotlight, ar.d F.oth L_.___ Ont~.~II:rIlCfl_"'fIIIOIfVcC..twt~ ____~ would fre

suggested Retail to S3~ . OO; PREFERRFd STock r_ _( ~ ('\J~b()Nd Ii IItond Name off-tlf'lce < 1111 for "*' &_ 6t I.A S. III lnolSAv. .. ;.:.... ro: M-W 11).6; Th ::1-1; F-S 11).6 t******** .. ~****t r --, Baptists disapprove of rock lyrics ot N.wCa~t it : Hair S ~. ~p ~ ot Flelch Ha rtline - Ba:ber ! I ~~~~~;~T P.[ S By Mary Wlanl_akl LllQ\TY 6'-4-6022 EnlorlUlmenl Ed~or Nelson said that militant that parents should "take : Tina Johnston · Stylisl " anti-rock pr·",,""'!n; like Steve Murphysboro .... Sea" II responsibility" for lhe kind of ot If you need us, • Two members of the Mur­ Peten;, who presented a mU1; ic their children are Iub , .. , .. 6iwCPCll) 7:)(t()NlY dale Baptist Church were a t seminar called "The Truth listening to. : Call457-1211 ! ,. for our : the David Lee Roth concert About Rock " o! '.he Grand Lipe and Nelson said that Sunday night to warn concert 549·5622 A\ 'enue Baplist Church in before they got tick.ets for !be : Specials, Perms $2S.()(H.: goers against "unwholesume" Carterville last March may be S:)O i :lOON LY music. show, they talked to tick.et­ : 300 E. Main (Hunler &idg.) ! Nothi... , " throwing out UI~ ~by with holders waiting in line outside . What you listen to controls the ba thwa ter. " .. East of tn. Bonk of Corbondol • .­ I" Comn.OftPC 5.0IJ 7:15 ONLY you.-· said church member the Arena. .~*~*~*********** Roger Lipe. ··If you listen to Lipe said that the lyrics of ... ~ unwholesome lyrics about Roth's opening band, Cin· " We just want to express that God loves them," said • MvcM~ ' " "",,- ,.. Tovch&Go (R) \:G07:1S0NlY \ iolence and sexual im­ derella. werE too diffiCll1t I~ ~ Lipe_ " W ~ want them tn know St.ntI ." Me Lltpl baift (PC) .:00 7-10 ONt y morali ty, it affects how you unde r s(~"d to be ob­ that God wants something (5 :00 @ $2.25) 7:00, 9:00 • Top Gu"IPC) .:00 7:15 ONLY behave." j~ctionable . This was in better for them." Lipe and church member COl)t.-ast to the KISS concert, ...... ISU.,...-l_ P013 Phil NelsoJ sa id they he s.,id, where l!'.e lyrics were (5:[email protected]) 7:15, 9:15 VAIUfTY 457·t ,' 00 hav" attended other Are.,a eas) to UOQei :;t and and "W,, 're not here to batUe show.., including KI:;:, a,,~ " blatanUy immoral. ' rock," said Nelson. " We don't K... t. KItI Pert " PO a...n w.... A v .... WID 7:'" ONLY object W the style of music. We I.Oro Rat! concerts. " We didn't 'Some parents don 't un­ (5 : ~ @ $2.25) 8: 15 come <>::! to hassle aoybody," derstand what they're letting just object to some of the Scfo.ooHPCll) S:lO 7:30 ONLY ...... fR) WID 7:15 ONLY said Ne!;on. " We just think their children in for wben tb"Y thillgs they are saying, ",. fly whether it's forwards or there are people here we can let them ,ttend these con­ (5:30 @ $2.25) 7:30, 9:30 ~ teach." certs." eison s.:!id. He added bacJo;oards." ,38 Special tickets ------on sale Wednesday r TIE &01IM-III-' Tickets for the .38 Special concert 00 Sept. 30 at the Arena 110 on sale Wednesda y. lir;::~t''' $ 1 0 F F ot[;::ry Openmg for 38 Special is OLD WAVE NIGHT, Mu,ic of the 60', & 70', bv BonJovi_ Med,Um or lc:ii p! Plna ~ I"..nou •• or Delivery T,ckets are S12 and S14 and The Cruise Chiefs FREE 1-32 oz Coke are available from tbe Arena Stoll S1.10 Becks S 1.10 . 1~ " with deliv.:>ry of smoll or medium piz.zo Box Office and the Student Ka..,...H,"" U soc Dd .. 9OC Sp..dnllo$l Call $I. 'O ...... CaII '-. _ ~ 2-32 oz Cokes with Large pizza Cenier Central Ticket Office. Hangvr Hatlinv 549- 1 Zll 4 611 S. Illinois 52\'-4138 Wild:ife hike scheduled Lj------.-______J Toud; of Nature is .pon­ Dr. Clln. Tuesday Night soring an EnviromnEntal Ed­ I SPlAKING OF HEALTH... ~ Venture program froD) noon to 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 21- This program is geared ~ What is I \.~~ .. ~~S middle school students Chiropractic Care? n- The fee is S7 and a 10 ","v I adv"nced registratiorl is emphutza corr.d spk'IaI aJ9vNnr and gooo ~ n"_ ilwre ~ many diffe-enl requested. ChocpnoctIc .... "'" "'"'" '" ago; " , • fonn '" --.... - ,.... """ I ~~ l4M~ ~ iJ"el,aL&! prob&ens each cw .. wt'.h • difftnnl tr.tmenl plan n.. rypic"AJ I s.ol pe HenI~an: You Name It FIND lliE PROI!ID4·Tho __ doIropnoc1", b """ ~ T'w co.... , hisrory, physaJ exam. . -ray pctures, and I.k:Wed hands .". uMd to Mx.el~ and l I We Print It identify the problem. Aha. camuI analysis at aD the Wlformo non a ~ ts Jock.ts Hats ~ca*t.i I Lynchburg Lemonade Night T-Shirts Pens, .tc. SET A Pl.' ;. OF ACTlON: A ~ -.oml P"9W'" must be taIoNd to the pII"IOI'I", SweatshIrts and More -. .... pooIoIom.oond_..... e. -a!.so - ~ No_ao,., oIo lII IMP'l...£MENT A TREA~ tIIft(X;RAM: n. tratmmt p&an c:anU!~ 0: ...... "...- ""'" daIgnod .. _!he body ...... hoot. ~ dono .. For Group, Team. or tho 01Iloo _ !he cNoqndIo: ononJpuIo_ (pust,o,g the __ .... "'" TIGHT JEANS Organilcrtion rod ~, by hand) and p/oysIcoI "",-. n __ dono ., homo _ ....-. ...-. and _ ""'-known 10 oold ...... MONITOR TIlE HEAUNG PROCESS, Thooo ..., ...... Indlao... '" ___ CQNTEST ment; I'1!I"r"IOVal of pain is aNy me.. In fact. poem t! ohm the lB... , IndicaHan of a ..- ""', "'" '-' ~ lor yen. P__ '" !he .... _, .: iii;t~ GMAW/iYS .. ce"1ain intervals Is a na:astty for ~ pl"'J9'Ul. 102 _------W. Co ll ege Carbondale II tho ..... b ooI9lOd COO"OOdIy !he muoda can ..' ax and _~p/oysIcoI Pabst, Coors, ('~rs Light, Old Style nm.oe.,ta1ennce Is aD but mnted.. POl most ott.n ttMppmn as wd as IOI'T'Ie problems ..1h tho body oogon> ""', nOftt' _ -.., _ "" body :00 On Special 8-10 kJnger has 10 put er'IeI'9J Into ~ ~ t. good ~ ..'fld • t.Ihg do wei bIf!Ing rauks This Is weik.u at Its brest and matMa a pe."'SQ' 10 !x ~ Free Admission and_'naouoally. IIETTEII HEAlTH lliROUGH CHIROPRACTlC.1iAl1JP.A!.l. V! iN THES.L BOWL CARTERVILLE Dr. Ken Cline Cruro raclor Carb'lDdale 529-51 n w w VfI'j) 1&Septe rcaber i!S §lPYRO ~ U lr\D'-.\\ Sh,.roek Auditorium G 8~n'1

Tickets on Sale: Sept. 9 at8am Student Centt'.r Ticket Office (check cashing) ROCKI •• Tickets are gg ami 811 TN~A" 1'&.'" ....,HA...... an SPC Consorts S,orrlnQ \\oody Alhtn. production DMono K ...... Health and Fitness Guide KNOT TYING - &i!e · YOGA - This class in· Wesley FoundatiOll and SPC. Center G·yms 01 the Rae Inquiries abouid be dit ected ~o Clinic - Experience.: clim· t"OO't:~ the beginner to the Center. . Rick Green, ~ 1• . bers will t""elI various knots pnysical. 1I'.e ll:a! and 'piritual APPLEFEST 10K Roadrace and skills necessary Ir.r rock benefi ts 01 yoga using a Disabled Siudeni FAMILY PROGRAMS - FITNESS ASSEf;SMENT climbing and bouldering. No holistic aw.""'ch ~'teg"'Bting Recreation is sponsorinp Q trip Begins Sunday and runs Clinic - Methotb 0( fitness exp-orience is DeCI'SS8r)I and str,,!ching, ex=ise, breatbi.-.g to the Murphysboro Ap, desl Ihrougb Nov. 16 . Youtb aaaeaament. {lroper can· erovided. and meditation. Bring a pad or !OK ROII.drace lor inl.;:-esl'!d programs are lor the children. d1tiCJaintl techniques. injury Clinic participan ~~ w~1! bla ~bl and wear l?OSe fi t1:i"li participants and observerr, al between theeges 017 and 17, 0( preventioo and treatment will practice their skills. Tho! clinic C],Jli.li!lg. Yoga will be I"ugbt 6:30 a .m . Saturday. To enter eligible Rae Center users. be empbuized. '!'be clinic will will meet from 7 to 9 p.m . from 4 to 5 p.m . OIl TburEdays the 6.2 mile run over a fIa I Beginning. lntarmediate and be cooduct.ed by a Sports Tuesday a I the l1.ec CMter I"ro

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See complete television coverage of the Apple Festival Parade Saturday at lla.m. and a replay ll K l Sunday p;t 9a.m. Murpbys1 ng" on 53S N . 14th, M'boro HOl Mu·.·phy.boro'. 7 am-Mldnlte 9·5:31 eon,pi.te Pet Store JAc.kst.HI ~. M.urphysboro I 9·3:0: Troplcol Fish I I Leah Reed. exotic Birds Smoll Animals . Open 24 H~S_ I Let Mer!e No Reptiles 1 Days A ~Neek the difference 68,·a .." RLt3E Cub~e 687-1 L"'-_ """ VISA "","","". RLt3W ~ FEu,oWSHIP OF Christian PI 8I'"MA EpsilL'Q will lnquiries .b..~ ud be directed to StudeDbI will meet from 7: 30 to sponsor an O"per, C.ouae daring 54!Hl885 or 529-Q708. 9 p.m. TueIi'a)' at the Newman its general ru."'1tng at 7 p.m. Center. n 5 S. ~ashington . Tuesday in : .awso~ LUl. 1V.DIOACllON V... u . n;,ve Refresbr~(l1U; WIll be served. THE F I NANCIAL In· an organizational ",.eting at 7 W'&EKENV STUDENT All welcome. v•• tment Society will sponsor 'IRE SIU Engineering Club p.!!! . Tue.day in Com· CIr.lfereoce 10": American and Ii New Member Night at 6:30 will have its fIrSt meeeting at 7 munications 1016. Intemati!."'.... i d Studcnia will ENVIRONMENTAL WQR· p.m. Tuesdf,y in the Student p.m. Tuesday in Tech. A 111. bEgi.'l at 6 p .. m. Fridayan<\ ero KSHOPS i. sporu;ori n.~ a Center Ballroom A.. All UNIVERSITY Dl):MOCRA· Si:oo.1Y afternoon at Touch 01 Pa:ent·Cbildren Nat J r e welcome. 'IRE POLLUTION Control TS will have ae operatives Nature. Barrier BIYBen;. Discovery program at 1 ?m. Department i. accepting rr>eeting to d:.cuss November Bridge Bullden is tlY.: theme. Saturday. fnqUiries should be Olil ENTEERI NG (;LUB appUcatiOOI from people in­ e!ecti00I at 8:30 Wednesday in Tran'porta lion will be directed to 529-4161. will have a genera! memo terested in "oIunteering thei.t tbe Student Cenle!" Orient provided and the COlt is $12. ben.bip meeting lit 6:3\, p.m. Room. lnquiries should be directed to THE UNIVER S ITY Tuf.sday in the Student Cenle!" ::e:~e!~=~ Lora Blackwell. Baptist Dea>.ocrats will b?ve a table Mi3souri Room. New m"",!Jen; inier"ested ...-.JI 53&-7511 or 110 to Student Center . ~ . If'! '11 Wednesday in the we'icome. BuiI"-"'iI Hi6. by tbe Pbyal('.8) WOMEN IN Religi on studen: Center to distrib.. .te Piant. ~ioo Group meets at 7 DOUGHNUTS AND colfee informatioo about the group'. CAREER PIJ,NNING for p.m. 011 Tuesdays in tbe in­ will be IM!n'ed from 8 to 10 a .m. organiutlnn and varioua Minority Stu<'.a.ts worbhO\i INTERNATIONAL BU bl· terfaith Center. '13 S. Dlinois Wedn5daXS in. RdIn student democratic candid;:!.e!. will meet tr.. n 3 to ~:30 p.m. NESS Aasociatioo will ha v~ a Av<. The group is ~ ~ lounge. " DougImut Days" is Wed aday in WO'..iy IHU. "Welcome Back" meetI"1 at UDiversity . ~ b rllti.n spomored by the College 01. IMPROVING YOUR Study The wort-...iIop. sr.omored by 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday in the MiDlatriea. IDquirtea sbouId be Buainela stud:!nt ccuncil. Sldlil. a worl.ailop ~erI!d by :ite Cue.r Counaeling Center. Student Cenle!" Troy Room. cIb'eCted to 5*-7381. JORO <:APPLE

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IbJ HOBBY AND 1 QoSTag) 1 II '· ElECTRONICS CENTER _~1!:::_, 1506-08 Walrlut Street VdS talk More music 1- Satellite Syst.. fil 11 N. 11th Street V!!Mo Rscorders & Cameros \ . 11th St. in - Murphysboro. IL Tune - Video Tell"' Club bysboro, IL 887-4747 12 noon-1 pm , - Police Scanners • C8's I- Polk» Radar Oatecton IOliRS Offering you a for full-oerv!::e salon I - Auto Burglar Alarms & o;~ .. roes 1:30 M·F - Kenwood Home Audio Oper lOam. Mon..,.')at I Roek'nRoD hCOSat - Electronic Parts & ;:,cce£sori'4s t NoonHour - Ele..-tronic Repain ~ed er . Owner ~~ l r-~, HOURS Mlcbelle R.andolrh I j\lJcbad and~1 ~ Man ·Fri: lpm-Spm/ 6:30·9pm :e Norman make Mary Pal Mtrlo ' Pam Davis I Best of the Saturday: lpm-8prr. tnce- tor you, too. D,.le llc",dolph--.J ,-I____ . Sunday: Ipm-Spm W carry Scruples, 50's, 60's & 70's '-1218 I>~ .uu! Sebast!.an productS I 687-1981 - - Bandy will sp3ak on affirmative action anc), Bandv. assistant trovers), las t year when was cot invol-,ed until after the director.Ji .;;ll~tlcs , wiu speak Ch a rlotte West, former five candida tes were selected, a: noon Weanesoay about women's athletics director. Bandy wtJ.i play portions of a afErrnative .~:ion and the wp: not amOllj( Che final five !~pe recording of her s~ arch for StU-C's in > ..~ ;d.tes ("" the position , testimony to a state legislative 'ercollegiate a t hletic., Wes. lS !"o4J\\' asslXiate athletic committee hea ring on af­ Jirector. di~ec''''r of Intercollegiate ftrrnative action at SIU-e and She will speak at the SJX1ft·;. will discuss the positive and sell'e5ter's first meeting of the West's supporters claimed negative e!i~cts of the WO lO en '3 Caucus, in the tbil.t the SP.3~...h pr cx.:ess was in atliletics director search. She Thet>e5 Room or r,e Student '1ic.\lation of affinnaUve action will also sugg~st how Cent ... , gUl ,1eiines since the Univer­ vi olations of affirmative actiou TIlt! search caused con- sity', Affirmative Action office rult.'S can may be avoided. Fisher leaving WSiU airwaves for Florida WSIU Station Manager Jane She becam~ !!\anager of WSIU tht>m very mu<:h ," Fisher is E. ~'isher has aCt'<:>,ted a job as in 1981. ~ De<'emher graduall' of tI-e station manager of the In recent y~ars . WSlU SIUC School of Law, She is & University of Florida - I1"L::! naged to give more at­ memher or the bar in Illinoi.s. Gai!lesviIJe's pub:ic radio tentioo to the professional Mi s souri a nd P en n - station. wu}'T-FM. souna ::A news and o!hex 5y!vanie Lee D. O ' B rien ~ programs, Fisher said. The director of the SIUC Broad­ Fisher came to WSIU as an student and professional staffs casting Ser vice, said no associate director of the SIU-{; of WSIU are a close knit group, decision has been made a bout Eroadcasting Service in 1978. she said. " I'm going to miss replacing Fisher. Journalist to speak ~ALIBABA on Third World, to1\ - Mediteranian Foods American relations Co ~ In a nd dl. cover t"'" Heo:thie,t FGOd ~ . Town r------, Journaiist John Maxwell With Co~pon . Price I 50 C OFF I Har.illtoo. director of " Main • Shish Kobob S 1,9'; Any Sandwich or Come to the door ",;th a tea m of f :.-,,;' ~l·eel America in the Third I I ","rid," a project of the Sigma • Fa lafel i>9¢ I Plate After ; International Lounge DElta ChI Foundation. wiu • Gyros S I. 75 , a I Fntsh Sa lads GROOV.l PRIZES up e a r lyl s~.k on campus Tuesda ~ b: 9 5~ i 5:00 , M I lhro.;gh Thurroay. ~ Ot~ 101 ~ . Uimoi, 5-4.9-455' L __~ tJ.!!..!~~_ .J H,miltu:; wiD pre,ent a Society oi Prof~ssional Journalists - Sigma [A,I'" Chi sponsored lecturt: (I n the Every Day Deal r e la t ionshi p s be : wl!~n American communities and Italian B_f, Fry a Smn/l Drink 12." Third World countries at 4:30 n.m . Wednesday in the IATEIIICIfT ~c X ~~~~~~t ln Fa'lef ~U. e u m D~ '.' Fry 'tOO ..-_ S7II < ~~ .-----\--~~~~~~ I!e will also assisl School of (!her 9 ,.) ., .. .../ Jow'!'.illism students with the -= ~ "Souu.""", Illinois and the OLE G Third World" project Ha milt.on cOfls uH s with newspap''''' on working Third World cOD .J ections into co\rerage :lDC With journalism ,,~!"ao"Y r~ schools on wcorlring coveralle HAPPYHOUR J .nto journalic::m training. MANDATORY He began his career on Tne MorocbYI &. Tuesday, All Day & All Night MilwauJ;"" Journal a nd hils Drafts 50¢ I reported from Washington Sports Club Council D,C., Lati n America . the Pitchers $2.45 I Middle East and Africa. 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WOfTlen golfers take fifth at ISU JOiN 105 TAO AT RAMADA INNS By Anita J. S,oner said. Salukis, junior Vicki OASI.S 1 0UNGE FOR rnEIR ORIGINAL Stall W~ter Indiana captured the pyent Higgerson tallied rounds of 84, The Saluki women's for the third straigl;' year , 84 and a career low 77 . ****,,'*1 ******~*************~I~*** team overcame first· Y'illi a total of 919 strokes. TUE"DAt NIGHT LADlES NIGHT tournament ;,:ters and moved Michigan State placed second Senior Pat Putman paced ******************************" up to a fifth-~la"" r'llisb in the W1 1.b a 930 total, followed by the third s~ ·.with rounds of Every Tuesday N!ght, Join TAOs Illinois State LDvi v..tion.al. Northern lllinois at rn 85, 77 and"'; strokes. Tummy L8! Johnston as he plays In ~.e 54-hole ",:,ent played ''I'm oot disa"ooinlcii at. all Freshman Julie Shumaker the best mw ,1C from the 50's, l8J!1 weekend, ..t;:: Salukis - we'll get beli", .nd we can made a comeback debut, f£Js and early 70s. opened wilb rounds of 330 and play with U>-~ better schools," topping openi!>g rounds of 27 331 Frida· and held the sixth Daugherty sail!. '''I'bree of our arid 89 with a flD8l day 79. ~·Fii£E·GOD·FA :THER;S· · pi.iiA: spot in the nine-team field. player'!' had ne'Ier been in a Another Saluki freshman, Lisa , ...... , ...... Saturday, the Salultis ftred a coUeginte tnumament before, Meritt, sbot consistent rounds 316 to charge past Western and lht'Y were nervo..;. By the ol 83, but skied in the middle ~ 'FREi:: CHAMPAGNE Kentu~ for a final tota1 of third round, I think they "'ere 8 rouod ~ iih a 91. :roi>Uiss'WAiTERS: m , falling 15 strokes sby of little m 're calm - three "'ere A senior with one semester ,...... l~ORLADIES fourth-place Missouri. in thE;70 · ~ ." of eligiilm~, Pana Todaro, ...... ~:L ...... But the Salukis' m trounced also made I.;er college , .oot the host, Gateway-rival ISU Saluh junior Tina Kmlnwski with rounds of ~l, 90 and 8' . Redbirds, who totaled a dism.al tied for sevenU-, place in in­ 1,038 strokes. D the showed real gtod, promising course and that was sweet," par-on ~!"'J golf course. signs a t one tilil.. or another," LESS TAU( MORE MUS\C Salm coacb Diane Daugherty Placing second Daughertysalid~' IIIIII~~d3~Ii~;:~~jiIii5~~~1iiiiiPiiiiiiiii Tu..... ", S ••cl.1

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8)' W.11y F...... n SIr.., Writ", were able to fmally put a .. ay Oklahoma by the score o( I!>­ The Salulti volleyball team II, 1!>-5, !>-I5, 14-16 and I!>-Cl_ met its weekene ~oaI (or the Tbe match against the 0kIahoma Im;tal,,,,,,,I, coach Soooers was vpry exciting, !>ebbie Ii'mter """t SR'-<: woo Hunter said. " We let them two 0{ three ma Idles (or come back in the third "nd a :'-1 record over the weekend (ourth match," Acconfu;g to and an overall 3-1 record (or Ii""ter, the spikers were able theSeasOD_ to pass a little beller tMn the In the Friday "'" tch the Soooers. SlU-<: ·... as also better spikers defeated Tulsa by the in the service ace to error scoreoC 1!>-1I.1:>-4 and :;-5. Pat ratio. Nicholson lead the te.~m in So (ar this 5e8Son, the kills with 14 against the spikers have been fortunate in HurricaD"'- Joan WaUen~rg that two or three players have ::~ ~i~ekills and Jan Tremblay pulled the learn through, Hunler said. The """and tea m the spikers Hunter said she is ,Jlea~ faced was Texas Tech OIl that the learn has been able to Saturday afternoon_SlU-<: last win, but she wants them to the ma tch to the Red Raiders work harder " We need to by the score of 13-15. 14-16 and foc:JS on being consistent 13-15. Hunler said she was not match in and match out," happy w:th the way the spikers Hunter said. per(ormd against Texas The players s:J1l need to get Tech_ acquainted with each other on " Their b:"ckin.l! and defense the coort so they will be able to was strong.!!'," Hunler said. play omoothly, HunlPr said. "Texas Teci1 had a hustling " We need to work on a lot fA ancl assertive team." ;~unler things " also stated that the Salukis AU three selters fo.· thP made some voothCu! mlStakes. spikers played during the Teri Noble led the -pikers weekP.nd and each still needs in kills 3gainst the Re:: to improve to make the learn Raiders with nine. Du.-othy play belter, Hunter said. Sue Bucna1Ul8n bad seven kills an:: Sinclair, who , 'JSI returned to TremNay had sil< IrilIs (or SlU­ the team [rom a knee injury, C_ has an UDeeds to improve Saturday evening, the spikers

__ br_ • _ Backup offense a result II K of early grid casualities Forward blast S.1ukI fonmd Molly ean- drtne. ae,1mmage 81181 ..., Cen1ra1 IlIInoie ktunlay By ..... 1IerrItI coach thinb the defense allot downIIeId dut1ng • fWAd '-key .t Siehr FIeld • SWlWrtter ..m have an even more important role. ' ·Iuki football coach Ray "U yoo go hack to the 1- ,. dancing "ls way championsrup season 0[ 8!'CIUDc. injuries that are '~ :' Dorr said, "it's aD­ Pitts, Kropke GCAC players of the week taking a toll 00 his IPJun u VIrus that the defense was quarterback Kevin Brown exceptioual, and we'd like to became the latest player to that we have • Miuouri Stat..:. KrqIte wu Ed Fuba.. is ranked fifth in tbi.ni By ..... 1IIent!! returo (six w&liz into a riG sbirt.. comparable defeDSI: this • alIo credited with two sacks punt average ~ went down in the Y"""-.. for mintJ&.8 yards and a tackle returns [0'<' 48 y4l'ds; 7.8 :=iil quarter 0{ Saturday's Dorr said be was ab;o DuWayDe Pitts, a JUDlor f .... '1 safety_ average) and fourth in kickoCf 24-17 home opmer against cooceroed that the ir.juries --I'UIIDing back rOt' Eastern The Redbirds had Jed 16-3 return avenge . A.. tin Peay Jtate and wiD would take away the team's IllinoIs. baA been • .amed the going into tile !lKiTth quarter. Punter - llrew Morrisr-n, be O'Jt (or at least eight aggreaiveneo.: in practice Gateway's offensive player 0{ but SMSU slornir.c! back and whose sevell punts against ViccO, Dorr sai~_ Brown _ioos. the wllelt 1;;:- his 158-yard scored the winning touchd"...-:-, Austin Peay ()I) Saturday In­ has DO redsbirt elil!ibUity The injury to Brown has nabin& 9"'.t!or.-.nance in Em's with 3:35I"'t r:. thecloci._ cluded Idcks 0[ F~ and 83 yards. left and is pretty .