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Southern Illinois Uni\'ersity at Carbondale Tuesd ay, October 28,1986, Vol. 73, No. 47, 16 Pages Somit tenders resignation By Catherine &lman 'l:I!r.I''''''''''''''--' Staff Wrtter Somit did not give his reasorv; achievements at SlU-e were for the resignation, Pettit said. his emphasis on the honors and President Albert Somit has Harris R owe, board genera1 s tudies programs and resigned, Chancellor chairman, said be initially was his support of s tudent affairs Lawrence Pettit announced surprised about the initiatives, Swinburne said. Monday. resignation a nd was told Pettit said be plans to ask The announcement capped Monday by Pettit that the the trustees to ratify Somit's weeks of speculation -that action was official. He said be request for rea..signment to Somit, 68, would either resign knew of no pressure put on the Depar tment of Political or retire. Somit's letter of Somit to resign. Science, where be is a tenured resignation, which was given Pettit agreed that there was professor. 1.0 Pettit on Oct. 13, will be no pressure p,.t on Somit to Trustees will be asked to effective Jan. 10. resign either by himself or any grant Somit a ooe-year leave Somit declined to discuss of the board members. with pay to a llow him to ui>da te details of th~ resign~tion " The Somit ye.~rs IIdve been his knowledge of research in Monday evening, saying that characterized by real stability hi. discipline, P ettit said. " until the board acts. it is in Carbondale, I ', Rowe said. I! the request is approved, inappropriate fvr me 1.0 say " That is what we were really Somit's salary will remain the anything." looking for, stability." same - slightly more tha n An acting president will be Rowe said Somit's influence $89,000 - until be returns to a appointed by Pettit, but will on SlU-e (ould be s·""n in an teaching position. not be named until after the increase it~ P!!!'cllment this Somit submitted his Board of Trustees meeting year and in !he University's resignation to the chancellor Nov. 13. The appointments of ability 1.0 "hold its own" while who must forward it with his acting president and president other institutions have seen recommenda tion to the board. must be approved by the en... ollments decline. Reassignments to other trustees. He said that although he has positions within the University A nationwide search, similar only been head of the SlU must be • pproved by the to the one conducted for the system since July, he and trustees. chancellor. will begin after the Samit agreed about the goals board meeting. and mission of the University. Gus Bode The resignation was not " I think we both had a sense made public until Monday, of where the University ought Pettit said in a telephone in­ to be in the pecking order in ll'rview Monday night , the State of [lfinois," he said. because of negotiations about Bruce Swinburne, vice Somit' s future with the president for student affairs, ."" ..... ,: Dolly Egyptlon fllo p_ University and his decision said he had known Somit since ' : ' ~"~.':. " about when to reveal the new• . 1973, when Somit flrst in­ Albert Soonl!, prealdent of the Un ...... lty .In". 18&O, will ...Ig n Other than saying he wanted 41 terviewed for the president's Gu. aaya thl. beller nut I.~ from hla p;Iet In January. Somlt said he 1"1_. to retum 10 to return to political science, job. Somit ' s biggest another on. of AI'. Jok.. , teaching, Anti-drug law 'major' victory,' Reagan says WASHINGTON (uPI) - drugs. Hawkins, trailing in a President Reagan, setting the tight re-election race with goal of "a drug-free Anti-drug law penalties severe Democ r atic Gov . Bob generation," signed a $1.7 WASlflNGTON ( UPJ) - The following are called " designer drugs." Graham, stood smiling behind billon anti-llram.<. virtually every drug-related offense. - $230 million iii federal block grants in "It gives me great pleasure The measure, drafted and - Double criminal penalties for using each of !l\C next three fiscal years tr. help to sign legislation that reflects passed in the final weeks of children \() assist in the sale of drugs. state a!,d ':ocal enforcement agencies combat total commitmer.i of Congress as lawmakers - Up to 20 years in prison and up to a drugs. AmeriC3I'S to fight :t.e evil of clambered aboard the anti­ drugs," he said before putting $500,000 fine for making or distributing - ~ million for new drug education and drug bandwagon, stiffens contrnlled substance analogs, commonly pre>;ention programs. pen to paper, then handing the penalties for virtually all pen to the first lady, who stood federal drug crimes, increases at his right side. the ranks of drug-fighting law of tough laws. like the one we not intend~d as " means of quit and give them the support officers, adds money for more sign today, and a dramatic filling our jails with drug Uley need to live right." As they left the room, the jail Cells and places a new change in public attitudes" is users." In bi:; remarks, Reagan Reagans shook hands with the - emphasis on choking off the the "vaccine" to end the drug Society, he saic, must Iaudoo both his wife and Sen. children, who sat wi~yed in demand for drugs. e p idemic, Reagan em­ "identify those wbo us~ drugs, Paula Hawkins, R-Fla., for the front row during the While saying "a combination phasized, "This legislation is reach out to them, help tltem their efforts against illegal ceremony. ThJsMoming Union advocates collective 'collegiate'stance Editor'. Dote : This .. ihe democratic professinnal and Western Ulinois, ac­ officials assi ed to the SlU Halloween tips second article in a series .... collective bar\laining cording to the NEA 1985 System, but ~ keeps his eye to prevent tricks collective bargaining at SIU, organization in lllinOlS." This Almanac. primarily on SlU-e. year, state legislators rated it The IllilKlis E

Ai r Cond., Washroom EqulppM. a.dlnlng Seah WASIDNGTON (UP!) - The administration, faced with E Slopo I.ocafod Th ...... hovt Chi«>go ond ..,burt.. refusals by four Cer. 'raJ American countries to train NiCl!raguan rebels, i•• lanning to :o.ach military t.actics to the Contras in the S UDENT United Sidles, officials said Monday. Defense Secretary Caspar RANSIT Weinberger said he knew nothing about it, but the officials said li planning for U.S. training of the contras as the rebels are known EXPRESS BUS SERVICE popularly, has been under way since earj y summer. ToCHICAGO & SUBURBS state ALSO I(ANKAKEE & CHAMPAIGN Nabisco planning to close RUNS EVERY WEEK local packaging operations PINCKNEYVILLF ( UP!) - Nabisco Brands, !.:tc., has an· MItQTWII .MDIIIII ...... nooJw:ro plans i.; ;jose its grocery division plant east of town on Thurs. 1 :1Opm, . :1Opm Sundays Jan. 1. A company spokesman said Saturday the packaging Gin QRTIfICATES Fri. 12:1Opm . 2:1 0pm .• :IOpm Mondays I)j)erations at the plant will be transferred to the company's Not.: PKk ony ct.portu,../ r.tum WITH EVHY TICKET PURCHASED Royal Puddings plant at Seville, Ohio. The Pinckneyville plant, combination with in operation mOre than 32 years, has 21 employees and makes My-T·Fine puddings and Davis Baking Pcwder. Coal production shows substantial increase SPRINGFIFLD (UP!) -lllinois coal production in September with thi. ad totaled 5,253,839 tons, an increase over August and September of last year, a report from Mines and Minerals Director Brad Reg. $39.75 Evilsizer shows. August productioo totaled 5,224,712 tons and in ROUNDTRIP September 1985, the state's mine produced 5,193,380 tons. Perry CQo.!!!.'rwas the leading produ(.'er in September with 1,042,700 [I-Way Also Availabl.) tons, Ha!!ltlin County was second with 640,973 tons, and Ran­ dolph County;vas third with 440,875 tons.

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S~t Edlkw · I " -Ch~ . Tom Mongan: Edllorial Poe- editor, David SMet,; At..oc~. EdltOtiol ' op EdltCH . Darel AUen; ~"9 editor. '..#ordoft .lIling.~ . What's the reason for the tight lips? RUMORS SEEMINGLY CIRCULATE ABOUT TW.8 CAMPt:S with the frequency and volume of University papel"'Nork. Their validity is anyone's guess, particularly because rumor sources don't want their na mes attached to the gossip, usually for fear of losing their jobs or social standings within the institution. More importanUy, they're not sure of the facts themselves. This is why speculation, originating earlier this month, regarding President Albert Somit's resignation was somewhat difficult to take seriously. But University System Chancellor Lawrence Pettit confirmed the rumors Monday and added that Somit's documented resignation was al least two weeks old. Pettit said the an­ nouncement was hushed that long at least untU negotiatiOns concerning Somit's future at SfU-C were finish<,.1 . IT'S NOT LlKELY MANY STUDENTS . WOULD CARE if Somit remained president. He didn't make it a practice to get out Who should voters believe? of his office and circulate among the students, or faculty, a nd he The citizens of Jackson the county clerk's office. The is not pat.!',g enough attention wasn't notorious among university presidents as a campus County should be concerned absentee ballots bad to be to the \oOuties of the county builder and developer. He seemed to like nol making waves. about testimony in the recent clerk's office. Why did he Waves should be made now, particularly in light of his trial of Brady Buckley. ~:'~~~ ~~ ::iJ:n~" voting advise Mr. Buckley he could MSignation. It's obvious the University administration and th" Jackson County Clerk Robert Tbe next day of the trial, not deliver absentee ballots to chancellor's office havp.n't beeo honest with the rest of th. Harrell testified Buckley another precinct com­ his offic" then allow another University. Delaying resignations for effect isn't professional. requested 500 applications for mitte>aman testified that he precinct committeeman to U's more an example of showboating. Effective administrators abse~tee ballots. Harrell had personally deliver<'d deliver absentee ballots to his worry more about their credibi lity. further testified that he gave absentee ballots to Harrell's office? Buckley 200 aplications but office. Both Harrell and the The worst one could con­ INTERESTING IN ITSELF IS SOMIT'S "FUTURE" at SfU­ had to bave the other 300 precinct committeeman were clude is that Mr. Harrell has C, subject to Board of Trustees approval. He's expected to rake printed. Why in the world under oath so who should the violated the trust the people of in ahoot $89,000 - his current salary - during a year's leave would one precinct com­ voters believe' It seems the Jackson County bave placed in from campus, then return to teach his specialty, political mitteeman need 500 ap­ second precinct com­ him as county clerk to ad­ science, at an undeterrained lower wage. plications for absentee mitteeman was just following minister elections fairly, T"e Pettit said, in a Uni,'ers;ty News Service news release, the ballots' Why wasn't Harrell a different set of instructions. best one could conclude is that leave should allow Somit to update himself on research in his concerned about the requ,",(' The process of voting ab­ Mr. Harrell is guil ty of very field. sentee ballots provides the poor judgement and in­ U the University's top administrators are willing to staunch Harrell also testified 'that he greatest threat of vote fraud as consistency in administering the information now surrounding the resignation, what's to say the guilty ve"dict in this case the election rules. - Dorothy they're not above doing the same regarding the reasons for ~~gve~'tJ,~I:bse~~eec::::l?otsn~~ indicaies. It seems Mr. Harrell M. Bodkin, Carboodale. tuition and housing increases. LET'S NOT COMPENSATE ONE ERROR WITH ANOTHER. We should define our vague Un_v ersity mission statement -the Crosswalks not for bicycles campus' purpose for existing- t, 'tlake us look more attractive This letter is in referenr.. to running me over." tickets to rule-breaking to quality presidential caD

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A service of your SIU Stu,d.nll""",.hh Election '86 at a glance COMPTROLLER business consultant, said she Metropolis. Phelr.< said he Democratic incumbent Row.nd wants to protect the coal in- wants to divl!l"'li.y industrial r-7f,;ilPftliii" Burris is running against dustry, help senior citizens and development in Southern Republican State Sen. Adeline improve the area economy. illinoIs by attracting Geo-Karis. Burris, an SIU-C automobile-rdated plants. graduate, has proposed 118th LEGISLATIVE Lahr, a lawyel'", said he would ,. . ~"dl[uClPteP$ raising the state income tax DISTRICT - Democrat David like to develop river tran­ __, """"" •• MO," while lowering the _.ales tax, Phelps of Eldorado l:I ....-.:ng sportation to attract industry. ~ ,~ which he says would offset for a second term agr.iost changes in federal tax laws. Republican Guy Lah;· of ' 2:;~- ;OOaW:Stij;;;;'"Si: Geo-Karis, a native of Greece l~;~ ~ .:::~. :ri~ _l (8ehM!en North Illinois and the railroad) with 14 years in the lllinois r------··-··------, ~ ;. /X) Hc>.J" . 9:00 to 5:30 Mon .-Sat. General Assembly, op~ ..:. ,...... 9 Sunday 12 105 Phale 549·1741 Burris' plan and has criticized his political ambitioDS. I LA ROMfrS PIZZA > I ::f;?1SO~ FROZEN YOGURT S In STATE TREASURER I 1.00 oft l~~~~;;?SioI'~ -I [-..-;... : ;1- a cup or cone Fonner state treasurer Jerry I "'IUIft, lAo.... with delivery of _II I All the fun of ioe cream- ptus 1'he good things of vogun Cosentino faces a challenge I : to encourage the I to 0 reg. cup or cone I purchase of Illinois-made I OPEN AT "'1M E"£lYDA.. XCE.TSUNOA YS 529-13« I I Please yalidnte coupon with the following information ; L. ______• ______I r~nu;ts ori~t;~' r:.~d:t L_~~~ ______~~!!_ _ ___ J I Specia I Explr.. l1-29-86 I Republican Houston said he wants to provide training programs for local govern­ ment treasurers and to invest state funds in ways that en­ courage economic growth.

116th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT - Tow'lve-year incumbent Bruce Richmond, D-Murph ysboro, faces Republican challenger Her­ man Wright of Anna. Rich­ mond, a fonn~r Murphysboro mayor, said he is a booster for education, agriculture and tourism . Wright, former chairman of the Union County Ind.ustrial Board, said he want>: to attract more industry to the area and to reform workmen 'S compensation programs in Illinois.

59TH SENATE DlSTF;tCT­ Democratic incumbent Glenn P oshard of Carterville is running a~inst Republican Richard Stmmons. Poshard, who was appointed in 1984 to ftll the unexpired term of the late Sen. Gene Johns, said he wants to ease overcrowding in area jails and help fann and coal industries. Simmons, 2. Marion businessman, wants t ~ encourage small business development and supports the develoi>m~ .. ; of a wood pulp industry in the area. 117th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT - James Rea, D­ Christopher, is running for a fifth term against Doris Boynton, R-Marion. Rea said he would use his background in community development to evcouraga economiC growth and ci ted his support of the coal ind'JStry. Boynton, a

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"/I,'n ...,·!t,·IU J " ...m.'t: /",,;/1 ELECTION, from Page 7 ---- .lttlJr,,, "IIJ,- , IIIf .J/t. (Of Iii. COUNTY SHERIFF Nelson of Carbondale is We Can H e/p Democratic incu mbent running unopposed. William J. Kilquist ,aces a In District 7, Democrat Call Us Today At challenge from Republican Doris We...ver of Carbondale is 529-4545 James J . Ness. Kii'iuist, rurtning unopposed. formerly an investigator tn the WOODARD district attorney's office, is REGIONAL SUPERIN­ Chiropractic Center stressing improved officer TENDENT OF SCHOOLS - Eastgate Dr ... c:.rbonllatc.l training and cooperation with Donald L. Brewer, D­ "Hometown halloween area law enforcement agen­ Murpbysboro, is rl ·';ng cies in his term as sheriff. unopposed. He is at d ies ~ p " ~ Ness, an assistant professor of director of Murphjboro High Q arty ~ law en!orcement at sm, wants School, ~rincipa of Mur­ to start a citizens' crime watch physboro s Lincoln Grade committee aod a youth officer School nod· chairman 0/. the ~ flLMOST BLO;'~ . program. .~~~~n College Board COUNTY CLERK Democrat Robert Harrell, 12- Correction year incumben~ is running Mike Houston, Republican against Republican Sandra ~date for state treasurer, Catt. Harre1I said be created is the mayor of Springfield. money-saving programs that Tite Daily Egyptian in­ have become models for other correc:ly identified the mayor counties. Ca tt said sbe wants Monday. to improve election procedures in Jackson County and buy more office supplies locally.

COUNTY TREASURER - Democratic incumbent Shirley Dillinger Booker faces Republican challenger Lanny R. Rednour. Booker, who first was elected treasurer in 1976, said sbe \llans to continue modernization of the office. Rednour, a construction manager for the United Mine Workers of America and Cormer bank officer, wants to implement weekend boo".. for the office.

COUNTY BOARD - Ei&hl Democrats and six Republicans are vying for eight board seats in Jackson County. In District I, Democrat Lawrence F. Dietz of DeSoto is running agalnst Republican William Alstat of Vergennes. In District 2, Democrat Robert Koehn 0/. Gorham is running against Republican James Gladson of Mur­ physboro. In Disbict 3, Democrat Eugene Chambers of Mur­ physboro is ruruJing against Republican Lyle Attig of Murphysboro. Ln District 4, Democrat A. Damecea Moultrie of Car­ Cassette Decks bondale is running agalnst Republican Anthony Mileur of From $7995 Carbondale. In District 5, two seats are up for grabs. Democrat Lareta Kay Allen of Carbondale is * Turntables running against Republican Randall Stearns ot Mur­ From$5995 physboro for a full term on the boar1-. Democrat David Conrad of Mnrphsyboro is running again!. t Republican Yama pact Darryl Ray WlSely of Mur­ physboro to fiJI. an unexpired SONY CARFI Disc Players term. In District 0, Democrat Mae CLOSEOUTS Puzzle answers AfOr $199~~325'. Below Costl

Many UlKldv.rtl.. ~ Speclal.1 TOO....._I'O..-y... Including: Scratched, dent & demo.'. Some used at Spooktacular Sovlngs I ,HALLr------OWEEN COSTUMES----- Trick or treat precautions I I - LONGBRANCH - I Vlnt... Clothing can protect children, pets 1 NeJrt to the railroad tracks on Jockson I Friday nigh! is the official - carry a flashlight for come inside; , 10 am-6 pm Hollow..., W.. k " trick or treat" night for better visibility; - Ket'll a porch light ~n so i Design your own costumes from a lorge varie ty carbondale children under 14 - Toy weapons should be ohildren ran see wbere to I of masks, wigs, hots, dresse" , jackets, hair colo r years of age, Mayor Helen ITWde of cardboard to avoid walk ' 1 and jewelry. Westberg has announced. injury; - ' Remove obstacles in­ I Parents are urged to have - Trick-or-lreat bags should cluding j •.ck4 lanterns, '{rom 1$1.00 OFF (purchase over $5.(0) expires 11-1 -86 their children home by 9 p.m. be small enough to prevent steps, \y'>rch, and sidewalk to The mayor is requesting that tripping. avoid aCCIdents. ,------homeowners turn on their oorchlights and exterior I~ ts Review sa£et.y ruies ror ALTHOUGH YOU NGSTE­ io indica te tha t they will be walkIng: RS face their s hare of welcoming trick-or-treaters. - Cross streets ooIy at Hall-339:, for more information, rounds and the individual I 2::";79912 :~;6991 ~4~e; I spealdng competition. Final Day For Applications l "doClw"\s..&>do..ilt"l ~ I ~s-...sa..t_~ I ~s..d6ol'l¥_ 1 HoI $cKJC 0 ~1'\lo.I~_1 HoI! ~ . '-1.,.,..,*,_1 hat Spo!0 ~¥OUa-._j sru-e beat Central State lIII'd W«I pOI"'" ~t>oo 1 .-.dI)llloHl __ ea-1IIt 1 _~(ICrI_ c.-a. I __hoe.~, ~~oct"~10 ___ ~ University of Oklahoma in the I , ... AIII"" c.o.,...... r.... .-.:f c:...... l ...... :t c...... fmaIs. TIle team of Amy What are you waiting for? ... .,.~ ..... 1 ...... ~ ..... 1 ...... ,...-,..... I Jobnson of Columbia, S.C.J.!Ind I A., ...... -..-. AI...... At ...... M. Scott Parsons of wad­ Only one clay left to ' ...... your team. PONDEROSA PONDEROSA PONDEROSA Vend untilllf23/.~alid undl11123/. ~"'d until 11 /23111 sworth, Ohio, woo fll'S~plaoe DOITTOD~YI honors. Mary F . Keehner and K-M.::::.::c::.ond8'" - -- Nathan E. Dick, both of Ohio, I!I!W.I 21. WilJi.m • Cape Glr.rdthiu t.roIt fourth place. --- sru-e will compete this At)plication Deadline: ~tc .,. """",...._ weekend at a tournamen.t on Odober29 the Emory University camptll! r In .... tJanta. AIDS Task Force emphasizes prevention

By Paula Kurtzwell syndrome indicate that only considered contagious and bigher incidence of AIDS seen StAff Writer said. tJie tip of the iceberg is heing thus can transmit the infectioo Future plans fO!" the task in these areas. Four cases of AIDS have seen. to<>thers. force ir.clude organizing a Scott said the Health been reported in Jackson Although four cases of AIDS The task force provides support group for AIDS vic­ ~tmen t offers blood tests County, according to the have been reported in Jacksoo informatioo and ef­ level. 7-9 p.m. Nov. 4 :n Student shape people. A genUe aerobic Center Ml.. issippi Room. workout that includes relax­ HATHA YOGA - In- tion exercises a nd l~ : tures on troduction to the physical, STRESS MANAGEMENT­ fitness and weight control. mental, and spiritual l'enefits Meets 3: ~, p.m. Thursdays Meets 4-5 p.m. Tuesdays, of yoga. Meets 4-5:30 p.m. be$tinniug Nov. 6. To register 1~nursdays and Saturdays 11 Weanesdays through Nov. 19_i_n_ _ca_fi 53li53li_ ·_-444_1._. _____-, a.m. to noon in Rec Center Multi-p\ll'jl

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The men's cross COllDtry team had a good tuneup for the Missouri Valley C:mference meet Nov. 1 by winning the Ole Miss Invitational Friday. STU totalled 43 points, followed by Murray State with 72. Arkansas State and Memphis Sta teo Saluki coach Bill Cornell was happy with his team's overall performance. The Salukis had three runners in the top ten_ D"vid Llmont was 8eeond overall with a time of 24: 10. Billy Darling was fifth with a time of 24: 55 and Anc:y Pet­ tigrew was ninth with a time of 25 :15. "I'm pretty much pleased with the \lay we ran," Corne1l said. "Billy Darling ran ex­ ceptionally well." However. Cornell was a ];tlle disappointed in the "'bY Pettigrew ran. ''This race shows that Andy lost valuabl" training time (due to injury)," Cornell said. "The course was pretty hilly and Andy said that hurt hi:n." Cornell doesn·t think Pet­ tigrew will be at full strength for the conference meet Saturday. "We don't want to practice too hard this week." Cornell said, adding that he will take his top seven runners to the Just another win MVC meet at lllinois State. "-d setting harrier VlYIan Slnou r.ceIYM ~ little help fer. with a long 1Iat of _pllahmenla. "-'on the Jobie Kelly. Scott Gill, David from her friend .Mm. Watldnl after f!nllhlng first at the Rat .... her "" aa_, Athleta of the Week -*. and Beaucbem. aod Jack Shepherd SIIlukl Invitational. Slnou hal had an Impr... he _ ...... 0 the "" _ recorda Mlln her 11ft YIc:IDrIee. will join Pettigrew. Lamoot and Darling at tJie meet. Gateway Conference standings Eastern and SIU still in hunt Team Conf. Overall Eastern lllincis 4-1 7-1 Southern IUloois :H &-3 for·Gateway championship lllinois State 3-% 3-4 Northern Iowa z.z 4-2-1 By ..... lIarrttt the fourth q.wter by lo8IIing Pierce had earlier set a Western I'\inois 1-3 4-4 SWlWrlIer two TD pasaea to Calvin Pierce Gateway recei.ving record with Indiana State 1-3 W Eastern IUinoia moved to the to ice the game and the 111 receiving yards in a 52-7 U Southwest Missouri 1-4 top of the Gateway Couference Gateway conference lead for route over STU. foOtball standiDgB with a win the Panthers. lllinois State. meanwhile. TbIs week', games over Southwest Miuouri. Em cIefsmve tackle Jolin was loIIng iIB balf-game lead STU2O. ISU3 coupled v.lth STU's win over Jurkovlc W81 named the over Eastern for the top ETU 34. SMSU 20 lllinois State. cIefensive lJIayer of the week Gateway spot with a 10-3 UNl32.WlUO Eastern (4-1 coofereoce, 7-1 for rec