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VolTht 36No 19 By TODD FRESHWATER active. I also want to work halls. News Writer more with the other clubs. If - "I want to have an open presidential can- a club is having trouble with door policy. I want everyone after vote Voters in Alabama's 3rd didates be looking the city, I think the SGA to feel that they can talk tc Congressional district will student in Tuesday's should also support them as me. I think that I have the By TODD FRESHWATER nominate their choice for a SGA are well as any other student who experience to make it work." News Writer Democratic candidate for running unopposed for vice needs our help. I also feel the The IFC, after a Tuesday the district seat on Tuesday. president and treasurer. SGA should keep up the good The other candidate for night vote, dropped two half- Veda Goodwin, an PG* relations with the ad- SGA president is Harlan page advertisements taken senator, feels Jacksonvllle s ministration. Either Tuskeegee Mayor Mason. out in the Chanticleer. Johnny Ford or Secretary of standards be kept Goodwin also feels en- Mason, president of Pi The advertisements, one State Glen Browder will face high, "I the GPA tertainment is a major part Sigma Chi fraternity and supporting candidate Veda not be dropped if it only the SGA?~job. SGA senator, believes the Goodwin for SGA president Republican candidate John benefits a few students. I Rice in the April 4 general "I think activities like the GPA requirement for SGA and the other supporting the election. think,though,thateveniftheComedy Club should be officers should be kept high. proposed amendment GPA was the continued. I also think we "I'm opposed to the lowering lowering the GPA Browder narrowly topped students be to should work on getting more of the GPA. We should try to requirements for SGA of- Ford in the primary election pick the best candidate for prominent bands to play keep standards where they ficers, were bought last week Feb. 14. the job. glad the students here. Instead of having a are and not lower them." by the IFC. These ads, it are getting a chance to couple of small bands we Mason also plans to ask for turned out, did not have the on this. It's their decision." should have one or two more entertainment funds support of the entire IFC. Goodwin that the bigger names that we really for the SGA. "I think the "I feel that the individual SGA should return to its real promote.^^ ' administration should want chapters did not have enough purpose, "The SGAis hereto Goodwin also plans on to give more money for time to discuss the issues," The private group serve the students. I plan On looking into student discount entertainment. I also think said Doug Ford, Alpha Tau released a report Monday trying make the SGA cards, change machines and we should use corporate Omega representative to the that said current standards committees become televisions for residence (See PRESIDENT,page 4) (SeeADS, Page 4) controlling the use of . pesticides fails to take into account the high amount of fruits and vegetables Gamecocks enter GSC I Student killed in children eat in proportion to their body weight. The- -- Natural Resources By JEFFREY ROBINSON championship game in which they Defense Council said it will By JOEY LUALLEN sue the Environmental Sports Editor would play the winner of the Troy Protection Agency to make The JSU Gamecocks have won State vs. Livingston game at 7:30 News Editor it tighten its standards. the 1988-89 Gulf South Conference next Wednesday night at Pete One JSU student was Championship and are now Mathews. killed and another injured in preparing to enter the GSC JSU finished its regular season a two-car accident Tuesday The EPA has challenged Tournament as the No. 1-seeded with a 23-4 overall record. The night in front of Del Taco on the group's findings. team in the league. Gamecocks are hoping to get a South Pelham. The Gamecocks secured the title chance to host the NCAA Division Acquanetta Woods, 19, a despite losing their regular-season I1 South Regional Tournament, freshman from Bir- finale 90-87 to Valdosta State last although Monday's loss did not mingham, and Felicia Woods Monday night. Reynolds, 18, also a fresh- help their chances to host the man from Birmingham, forcing it into a utility pole. Iran's Parliment on Troy State, which finished the regional. Pairings and sites for the season as the No. 2 team, was regional tournaments will be were flown by Lifesaver Wesley's vehicle flipped Tuesday passed an helicopter to UAB after the over on the driver's side and ultimatum , giving England upset by West Georgia, ensuring announced March 12. the Gamecocks outright claim to accident. Woods died at 6: 09 slid down the street, coming one week to officially con- The Lady Gamecocks began play a.m. Wednesday morning. to rest in the southbound demn author Salmon Rush- the title. JSU defeated Troy State in the women's GSC Tournament Reynolds was listed in lanes. die. last Saturday night to secure at least last Tuesday night at Delta State. satisfactory condition Four other passengers in Rushdie is in hiding in a tie or the title. Results of that game could not be Wednesday. the Nova were treated and England after the Ayatollah The first-place finish also reported before press time. According to Jacksonville released. Wesley was Khomeini offered $1 million ensures JSU the homecourt A Lady Gamecocks win last City patrolman Bill treated and released into and martyrdom to any advantage throughout the entire Tuesday night will mean they play Wineman, the Chevy Nova in police custody. He remained Moslem assasinating Rush- conference tournament. The in the women's title game which Woods and Reynolds in the Jacksonville city jail die. Gamecocks will rematch Valdosta tommorrow night at the winner of were occupants exited Del Wednesday morning, facing Rushdie's book, "The State, a team they defeated at the West Georgia vs. Valdosta State Taco headed north. A pick- charges of murder, five Satanic Verses, has brought Valdosta, Ga., last month, next game. Should the Lady Gamecocks up truck driven by William counts of first degree condemnation from Monday night at 7:30 at Pete play at West Georgia, which they Wesley Jr., also headed assault, possession of Moslems and praise from Mathews Coliseum. most likely would, the game time north and at a high rate of marijuana, driving under others. A win over Valdosta will will be 6:30 p.m. in Carrollton, speed according police, the influence and driving advance JSU to the tournament Ga. 9. , . , . , , hit the car from behind with a revoked license. $8, Pk 2 ~hhrsda~,March 2,1989 The Chanticleer Fifteen compete for Miss JSU title Saturday night From News Bureau daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and a member of Phi Mu in accounting and is active in ''Who's Who Among Fifteen JSU students will Richard L. Craft of Newell. sorority. In high school, JSU's drama program. In American High School compete for the Miss JSU She is a management major Michelle was listed in high school, she was listed in Students." She was recently crown Saturday at 7 p.m. in attending JSU on scholar- "Who's Who Among "Who's Who Among chosen as the winner of the Montgomery Auditorium. ship. She was chosen Miss American High School American High School Etowah County Farm The pageant, which is a Agriculture 1988 in Randolph Students." At JSU, she is a Students" for two years. Bureau Talent Search. preliminary to the Miss county. Kappa Sigma "Sweetheart" -- Revonda Amanda Kiser, -- Stephanie Alicia Sparks, Alabama contest to be held -- Andrea Michelle Lane, and calendar girl. 20, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 18, daughter of Walter and June 11-17, will include: , 19, daughter of Allen and -- Jessica Elise Russell, 19, Earl C. Kiser of Piedmont. Wanda Sparks of Smyrna, -- Amy Hyde, 20, daughter Suzanne Lane of Lithia daughter of Rev. and Mrs. She is majoring in GA. She is majoring in of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Springs, Ga. She is an early Michael S. Russell of elementary education. In political science and is a high school, she was listed in Hyde of Birmingham. She is childhood education major Adamsville. She is majoring (See TITLE, Page 4) an elementary education major and a member of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. She is a member of JSU'3 newly established Show Choir arid was a top runner-up in last year's Miss JSU pageant. -- Amanda Jean Lamon, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fbst Yeark No Fee. Marion B. Lamon of Ash- ville. She is an early childhood education major and a member of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. A freshman, Amanda served as a JSU cheerleader last year. -- Johnna Kay Anderson, 19, daughter of John and Barbara Anderson of Piedmont. She is a com- rn-unication major and a member of Alpha Xi Delta sorority. She was in the top ten percent of her graduating class at Piedmont High School. Johnna has been selected as a Kappa Sigma fraternity "Sweetheart" at JSU. -- Kelly Renei- ice; ' l$- dauhhter of Johnny and Jean ice of ~untersvfile.She is an English major and a member of Phi Mu sorority. She is Phi Mu's public relations chairman and social chairman and is an Alpha Tau Omega Little Sister. -- DeLinda Elaine Jarrell, 20, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Judd N. Jarrell of Valley. She is pursuing a degree in fine arts and is a member of Alpha Xi Delta sorority.