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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1987 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in November 1987 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Daily Egyptian Southern Illinni, l ·!1 I\·crsit,· at Carbondale Monday, November 9, 1987, Vol. 74, No. 5£ . 16 Pages ------~------Former Homecoming------.------king faces trial By Dana DeBeaumonl a : $2.731 from Sohn's men's caee. The request was granteri " What happened and wha t charges, Heeren could face a StaffWri1er c'othing store in the University on June 16, and the ..ase was peop!e say are two different maximum St:;l1tence of five In 1983. he " fclS t he M.II, C.rbondale Police said. a~ :;i gned to Judge William things," he said, laughing. years in prison and a $10,000 Homecoming king ; today, he 01. Mal' 22, Heeren pleaded South. Heeren said, in a phone fine, a representative from the faces a bench trial for felony in!lclCenl !o aU rOUr theft A Sohn's employee alleged interview Sunday, that Jackson County State's at· charges for theft. that Heeren, while he was representatives for the state's torney offi~e said. How~ver , A bench trial for Chris ~:~'.~!'h~,~d ::::'S~~~ I~~~~ employed at $ohn's, removed attorney's office had called the representative added that Heeren, :!-3. of 800 E. Grand Aug. 14 . At the trial, Heeren store merchandise when he 8ohn's and that the felony Heeren could only receive a Apt. 41A. is a~ 9 a .m . today in w"ived his right to thp. jury emptied trash a t night; placed charges may be reduced to "slap on his hand," if con· the Jackson C')Lmty Cour· trial and requested a bench the ~, ', erchandise in Ihe trash rnisdemeaner charges. victed. thouse. trial. bi.:-, ; -1 returned to the trash " They (Sobn's) like me and H~re n , a senior in speech In R bench trial the case is bin to r ~ tr ieve the mer Two ather students faced communication, was arrested decided by a judg( chandise la ter. they don't want to do anything theft chal1les for possessing and charged with two counts of Heeren also file.. a request Heeren said the charges he (;) hurt my career," Heeren property st.olen from Sohn's, said. theft and two counts of retail on June 4 to have the case tried faces are " a Iit~e absurd" but the charges have been thdi April 30 for allegedly by a different judge than had because what he is accused of If convicted of one or all of dismissed, according to stealing merchandise valued been originally assigned to the taking is " very small." the class 1II theft felony reports. Rain puts damper on woodland fires By Richard Nunez and Jacke Hamptor, One fire near the dam was StaN Writers "out of control" ano could have possibly caused a lot of State forestry employees damage, Jerald Updike. said a Sunuay afternoon rain assistant ~~nager of the Crab prohably was as helpful as any Orchard National WiJ ... !:£e 0f their efforts to control as Refuge, said. many as 150 fires that burned Updike. the Herrin Fire in Southern Illinois for.!Sts rlis Department. several volunteer past w(-ek. firefightero and a bulldoZ!r "The only place it isn't worked throughout the night to raining right now is F,pe contain the fire. County," Glenn Campbell, an FiVe! or six homes were employee of the stale forestry threa tened by the jire but mild office near Sparta, said. "As 'aT $& , 'know \bere \s one stU\ ~~~df~~gs~~~~~~ k\'i,~ burning there. There have dangerous proportions. Updike been other reports but nothing said. defi.!",ite. " "The big p'roblem IS the Firefighter:; say it will take houses," Updike said. "There at least another day of rain to is a small field beyond L"ese significantly reduce the threat woods and some residences .• of further fires. A fire near Wolf Creek Road " If it gets up to 50 degrees, and Devil's Lake Road Donor dad the humidity is low and there's thr eatened several homes. a five to 10 mile per hour wind, Neighbors gathered with wet Mathew Swenson, left, five, counla ti) 15 for Great_t Blood DrIft." Donation. can be it's unbelievable how quick it blankets, ~ uck ets of water and his dad, Bob Swenson, of C.rbondele, meele 10:30 e.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday, can dry up," Steve Spr;nger, shovels a ~ temptir.g to contain while he glv.. blood et the Red Croe. Blood Tundey, Thut'8dey, end Frldey encl12:30 to another forestry firefighter, the fir e and keep it from 3aid. " If it's sunny and windy spreading towards their Drive Saturday. The Red Cross collected 8:30 p.m. Wednndey In the Student Center l.>mor row, we cou!::! have homes. 178 pints on the flrat day 01 the "World's Ballrooms. No appointment Is required. another rash of fires by "They were turning as much Thursday. It's supposed to of the field edge as they continue ra ining tomorrow, could," J eff Stine, Junior in though. and that's what we Special Education and one of need." the neighbors helping put out 11 die in N. Ireland bombing A~ o n is suspected in four the fire, said. E NN ISKILLEN, Northern years. Police said 55 people rubble from the building, a fi res that burned about 80 " It looked so attroctive. Do Ireland (UPI) - A bomb were injured. for.ner school recently used as acres of forest south of Devil's you know what I mean?" Sti:1e e~ploded Sund,lY inside a Among the injurecl were 13 a cOOlIllunity center. Kitchen Lake in the Shawnee said of the fire. "The way it b uilding n'Oal a crowd children between the ages of 2 " We saw the arms and legs National Forest about 9 p.m . was glowing, I just kept gathered fo r a ceremony and 15, many or th~m mem of people in the rubble crying Saturday. thinking of hell surrounding hon(lring Britain 's war dead, bers of youth orgaruzatiops for help." said one Boys "Normally. when there is me ." collapsing the structure and wno were to take oart in a Guide!< I~ader whose troop was more than one [ire, it's usually The two fires were contained burying scores of people in a wreath·laying ~erem. , y and standing near a war memorial no accidp.nt,'· Robert Foster , a ~round 2:30 a.m. Sunday and pile of rubble. march in Enniskillen, 75 miles 20 yarlL! away . from the ~errin fi reman, said . " This two smaller fires in the same The blast, sus))""ted to be west of Belfast. building where the homb part of the country has some of areel were contained earlier the work of the outlawed Irish After the blast, survivors, exploded. "They were the most beautiful territory Saturday night. Republic:m Army, killed at police officers and firefighters crushed. It was just terrible." a nd people go and do The Williamson C 'unty least II people in what was began digging frantically with One of the dCild in Sunday's somethng like this. There are Sheriff's Dep~~iment is in· believed to be the greatest loss their bare, s ometimes attack was initially identified a lot of nuts arou nd doing stuff of civilian life in a bomb a ttack bleeding, hands to search for as a policeman out it was later like this ," See FIRES, Page 5 in Northern Ireland in 15 those pinned underneath the announced he was retired. This Moming No one racing to grab 'Pork Prince,' crown By Mary Wisniewski Gus Bode Staff Writer dida tes considered most likely not specify which office. NAACP official to succeed Gray's 12·term In the Republican half of the None of the possible suc· legacy are state Rep. Jim Rea gives blacks boost ring, Randy Patchett, who lost f'?" cessors !I")r ret!!"ing U.S. Rep. - of Christopher and state Sen. to Gray in the 1984 and 1986 - Page10 Kenn~ t !1 J Gr ~y ' s ~2 nd Glenn Poshard of Carterville. ejections, said Sunday he is ·I ·cr ~-.,\\ Congressional seat jumped The Southern Illinoisan " not planning to run right ,! \ ' -1" forward with campaign bids as reported Sun~.ay that Poshard now." '''t. L' .' Saluki gridders of Sunday. will probably announce his However, Patchett s.lid he I \ - ~ ) , , I , hang on to win Gray, 62, th,' long·reigning intentions Tuesday. Rea said thought Gray's retit'ement " Prince of Pork," announced he would announce his election "gives the R~!,ul)!: ::dns a good 'v ' Sports 16 Saturday that he will abdicate intentions and his reaction to opportuni ty in the next elec· .z-- . ~ - his Congressional seat after 12 Gray's retirement on Monday. tion." Gus says politics will t)a a terms. Rea announced he would run ParUy cloudy, 50s . bore without the ·Prl r.CG 01 i The twG Democra tic can· for re-election Sept. 20, but did See GRAY, Pogo 5 Pork.' Sports Upset! Salukis rally, score two TDs in final 2:10 to defeat EIU By Bill West SlaffWriter I Hard tackle E .• stern Illinois Universi:y got a taste of Saluki vengeance I puts Yates when SIlJ-C stunned the En; Parenl~ Day crowd with a dramatic 32-27 win over the I i~I~~';;~~~ i n over P2.nthers . scoring two Eastern lIIinois may be to\Ichdowns in the final 2: 10 of overshadowed by in lhegame. juries to key players on ·: It was a remarkable the r""tball learn. come~ck . It will go down .s I Sop"~",ore split end one of the grea t ones in SIU Wesley Yates was football, at least this year," transferred from in be2d coach Ray Dorr said. tensIve care to a private The Saluki offense scored in room following surgery the first quarter on a 97-yard Sa turday ni2ht in Sarah eight-play touchdown march. The Saluki offense put the EIU See INJURY, Paga13 defense back on its heels by opening with the passing l"We were a little surprised game, th~n turning to a the', att.cked us with the devastating ground attack. paSsing game." Bob Spoo, EIU Redshlrt fr.shman quar1.erbeck Fred Gibson Charl ..lon. The gI,m. Sliurday w •• pllyed Junior running back Chuck head coach, said. Harmke set up the score with a "Southern picked on Dale look. for running room during the second before • crowd of 11,485, Ihe slxlh Isrg.sl In 62-yard sprint ceep into EIU quarter of the SIU-<: - Elstern glm. In Elslern illinois hlsl:>ry. territory. See Ur.SET, Page 13 Spikers GCAC tourr~ey bound By Troy Taylor Staff Writer Friday, is sixth at 3-3. One week remains in the The volleyball team is going conference season but the to the Gateway Conference Salukis, idle from conference post·season tournament play, will play two non despite losing to Illinois Stale conference matches. 15·9, U).I5 , 15-8, 15·9 Saturday The top four finishers qualify night in the final match at for the conference tournament Davies Gym this season, Nov. 19-21 at Northern Iowa. "For a time this season it On Saturday. Illinois State was hard to hnagine that we'd dominated the net with 61 kills be in this position. But we and 10 learn blocks. pulled together and ::ot it " My kids knew their backs done," Saluki coac" Debbie were against the wall," ISU Hunter said. coach Julie Mo'gan said. With the victory, ISU should "After getting .. ltot down by have elim.inale Serving nets cash for fan Mila Lanker, a 24-year-old phy .. iology graduate student, became the first person this Sel>.on to win a $100 prize in a serving contest held duri~g each Saluki volleyball home match. Three contestants, chosen from d drawing of ticket stubs. sere;: u.'to a basket target on the gym floor . Lanker aced four straight into the target at Saturday's match. "I think it takes underhanded serving to wi n," Lanker said. " I had a chat:ce er. rlier this year, but ' tried all overhand serves ,~nd didn't get any in. The Se< ond chance is the charm. Lanker. who hasn't decid~d what to do with the prize money, said she was at most oi the volleyball matches at The S.iuki blocking trio (from left to rlghl) of attempt during Friday night's malch al Davies Davies Gym this year. Belh Winsett, Dorothy Buchannan and Joan Gym . They accounted t OI 31 kills In the Wallenberg reject an Indiana Siale spike Galeway Conference win . P:\ge :r., Daily Egyptia n. Novem ber 9. 1~7 Newswrap Exclulih'el" for Wooleo I world/ nation ~ow Open Sandu)'li Iprn-5plfl Aerobic Class al2pm Iran rejects cease-fire, 99¢ also bombs several Iraqi cities Ne.... Frof"'.... ion .. 1 ~Ia .."'age Ther apy MA NAMA , B,i4ain Korean students riot, demand fair elec ti~ n SEOUL, South Korea (UPI) - Riot police fhng tear gas detained mere !.ian 50 people dUring a clash SU·.Iclay with 1,000 firebomb-throwing students G~manding a ne',tral Cabinet to ensure a fair presidential e J ~tion , poHce sou "ces said. Police I squads fired more than 1010 tear gas canist'Jrs and students hurled hundreds of fir ~oombs and rocks, witr.esses said . Police I ) PEC IAL OF THo MON Trl Monday Hight sources said more :.han 50 people were taken i 1tO custody during the clash. 'fi, ~r were no reports of injuries. I Srngrtlm's football I~' I Mandela's release pending, govE'rnment says 5i .05 ~ Seahawks vs. Jets ! ~ J OHANJI.'ESBURG, South Africa (UPI) - Nelson Mandela, South Africa's most prominent dissident, ma~ ' be freed soon if the recent rrlease of fellow anti-government leader Govan G iant 10ft. 35 (Drafts durin g the I Mbeki does flot lrigger unrest, governrnenl ministers said T. V. Screen Sunday in published iaterviews. Mbeki, iormer national chair",:>." of the outlawed African NatiOl,al Congr.,. 5 , which seeks to overthrow the white minority government. wa. released - Thursday after serving 23 years behind bars. White House cautiou:> after Ginsburg failure WASHINGTON (UPI) - The W!J1te House appeared tv be N AT'I O NAL INTERCOLLEGIATE I taking a cautious approach Sunda) Lo choosing a new Supre m e Court nominee after back-to-back "mbarrassments blamed by some to fa ilures by Attorney General Edwin Meese and top aides TOURNAMENT PROGRAMS to President Reagan. Urged by Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pa., to " move quickly" to fill the void left Saturday by the wi thdrawal ACU-I ROLL-OFFS ur.~er presoiU'e of Douglas Ginsburg, Whit" House officials in dicated nr. effort to rush the announcement of a replacement. W HEN : Novembe' 14. 15 1:.10 p.m WHERE: Slude ' " Cen ter Bowl'I I Alea Army s\IJpphlts unaccounted for, report shows WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Pentagon cannot account for DIVISIONS: M.n" ,nd Won en" substaoti:,1 'l.uantities of weapons and equipment used in Central ENTRY FEE: S600 \ Ameri<:.< traming exercises last year, prompting congressional I I concern that the ma:erial might have been left behind for P.r1IClp.Oinl!o will bowl. nine S.mE' WI,,'\ \\' Iflner~ WIU.dvOlO< .. ~:; Ine ACU" Nicaraguan rebels. Reglon.l l ourn.men, In Champ.alsn.UrbarY n(>Jr. ' l @bloat) You mU~l bto a lull 11m(' SIUC \Iudf'nt '0 l'nt(', \\ mnr'l\ and "'" ..... e~ will Ix- po\1€'d Program accelerates release of ill prisoners .lIte, Novemlx>' 1'). 1967 f':>1 more irfOtmallon (,,11 451-180] .nd • •~ 101 ""all€, I NE W YORK (UPI) - The city is accelerating an un- precedented program under which nonviolent, terminally ill ;;) prisoners, including those with AlliS, may be granted " com - ACU-I 8-BALL TOURNAMENT I passionate release" from jail, correction officials . aid Sunday. Since the so-called compassionate-release program was im- WHEN : No\~mI>'19 , 10 , 11 700pm plemented in November 1986, 15 terminally ill inmates convicted WHERE: :'Iudenl ({'me, Bllh",d A..n 'a of nonviolent crimes have been recommended for release from r:? city jails. Ruby Ryles, a spokeswoman for the city Correction Ie DIVISIONS: " .n "nd \\omen, DepartmEnt, said. ENTRY FEE .: S600 Weinberger's departure won't signal changes I TO URNAMENT FORMAT: Doubl ••I, ....,,,"n ~ = R.t(' 10 f,~'{'. lonal, 1,1(1;' 10 '>('\'('n WASHINGTON (UPI) - Outgoing Defense Secretary Caspar ' ou mUlot be'! fuff II~ SIUC lolud('nl 10 COll'I W,nnel\ ... ,11 adv;aocl' 10 The Weinberger served notice to his critics Sunday that his departure ACL· t R ~g l on.f ~ou,"olmen l tn (holmPJIl:n·UdunJ nl'.llebfuaf ~ t OI mOle irom the Cabinet will not mean any change in the hard-line U.S. tnform,!IIon cOlli 451-2803 and a~k 101 :"'u:e refusal to compromise on the "Star Wars" anti-missile program. t-a:~4( In a televised intervb w in which he offered no regrets or apologies for his stuboorn style dur:ng the past seven years, Weinberger challenged predictions his designated successor, ACU-I TABLE TENNIS TOURNAMENT Frank Carlucci, might take a softer line on the Strategic Defense Initiative, knowr; as "Star Wars." ~~~~ WHEN: November 7 1 00-6'00 r m (FINALS): No""mbe,, , ·()().. 7·OOpm I t-W~O WHERE: R ec l c~ "on Cen:el Daily Egyptian cn , USPS 1&.!220) DIVISIONS: "ngl• ., ,nd Doubl." 0 Men'\ ~nd Womf'n \ J-'ublished daily in the Journalism iiiiJ Egyptian Laboratory Monday through Friday dunng r .~ gul a r semesters and T-lJesday through Frid:i)' W s. 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Dew Chocolate Chip Dandruff Lays Chips Cookies Shampoo ~ , 8arbecue, Jaio!p8l"lOill $1.39 $2.99 $1.99 1#> 15% 180z. 150z. 99C 99 ~ more Daily Egyptian Opinion & Commentary THER£~ TItij )HOULD BALA.t-n T~I~S NICELY AND EASE ~ME OFTAAr' Entertainment big AAXIHYOF YOUR). leap from past ills THIS SEMESTER HAS witnessed a satisfyingly diverse blend of entertainment programmed by the Arena and Shryock Auditorum. In extreme contrast froin years past - most notably 1983, when many " blg !l3me" acts were signed but ultimately backed out of their Carbondale performances at the last sEl<:ond - 1987 lros been something of an en !ert~inment bm!.D.nza for SIU-C. So far this year, the Arena has scored successes with JOhn Cougar Mellencamp, Eddie Murphy,. Def Leppard and Whitesnake, while Shryock Auditorium has appealed to other cultural tastes with the performance of the Broadway drama " I'm not Rappaport" and a concert ~.Y the world-renowned Chicago Symphony. WHILE ALL OF thes~ acts dou!:>t.lessly w '~ re viewed with disdain by disinterested segments of the population, the fact remains t.hat each has a strOIl~ following at SIU-e. Whether they wear concert T-shirts ".nr. wave lighters over Letters their heads or don a tuxedo to quietiy enjoy an evenlng with the Chicago Symphony, these fol.lower.: ~ve money iliat they are more than willing to sp€nr.l to enjoy their brand of entertam...T.e nt. Greeks never receive DE coverage In recent history, this money didn't have much of a On October 29 , Phi Sigma main contribution to pledge classes of IGC spent chance to find its way into the Arena's or Shryock's tills. In K.'ppa's pledge class, along pror.'~ting a safe Halloween many hours tryin:>; to get the particular, 1983 was a dreary season for University en with fellow pi e Doonesbury 8Y GARRY TRUDEAU Editorial Policies Signed artY... ~ . klcIur'A'lg lettero, VIeWPOints and /QfTIOIIT A flU TE.l.£COMMt.NI other cor.lmentsiefl, reflect the opinions of their CATION5 CAWUlILI1Y, I CAN'T authors only. Unsigned editoriltl represent 8 con ClJIrlPCTE IN THJ5MARJ<5T! A I~ sensur. of !tie Daly Egyptian EcItoriaI Commfttee, UJT OF INMAn; POIlTFOU05 whose mer.tbe ...s ..e the student--edttor-in-chlef, the I'M MA:'A6ING tl/IU (jCJ ./ editoria', pr~ editors, 8 news staff member. the facufty managlnp ec:ttor and ,. School of Journalism f8cufty Rl6IfT {)()wN 7'If& TOILET.' mem"", ! lettars Ie) the editor may be submitted by mal or dirac'ttl to the edikriaf page editor, Roorll 1247 Co:r;munlcations BlIUdlng. Letters should be t\ pewritten. 1otJb'e spaced. AM letters are 8Ubject to ed"ting and wi:t be IImtted to 500 words. Letters of leas t1\81' 250 words wiI be given preference for PLobIlt..4:tint" Students must identify themsetves by dass and major. faculty members hy rank and department. non-academic staff by position lind department. letters submitted by mail shoukt Include the author's address and tektphone numher. Lett.::-rs for which verffication and authorstdp cannal I)e made wifI not be published. Page 4. Daily Egyptian. November~ . 1987 Administration to reveal decision on collective bargaining appeal ~r J ~~ Eckert department chairpersons -Charles Zucker of the Illinois do n er should be considered ad. Education Association said 'J niversity officials .vill ministrators. lEA lawyers agreed to the ar.nounce Thursday whe!her But Ira /Cpstein, a hearing extension only after they won a ~ h ey will appeal a decision on office r for the Illinois promise from the IELRB that how SIU employees will be Education Labor Rela,tions it would rule quickly on any represented if they decide to Board, ruled last month that appeal by the lTniversity. unionize. employees of SIU-C and SIU-E As part of Ili ~ agreerr.ent " Collective bargaining is sho'!ld bargain separately, the University also ....-ged th~ one of the most significant that department ChaIrpersOns IELRB to expedite any appeal, Announcing A issues we will ever have to should be considered faculty Zucker said. Compolgn Kick Off confront as a University members and that there "Although an e.xtension was community and as University should be separate bargaining Cocktail Party and Reception necessary in order to ac for administrators ," ChanceUor units for iacuHy and commodate the board's Lawrence Pettit said in a news professional staff members. schedule, all parties, including release sent to the Daily The "riginal deadline for the Vniversity, seek an ear!:; GLT)CE G. STRONG Egyptian Friday. " Setting the appealing Epstein's decision resolution by the IF.LRf;," ground rules for the (collective was today. However, the Thornas Britton, the vi"e Candidate For bargaining) election cannot be U, .i versity was granted an chancellor for administration, JACKSON COUNTY STATES ATTORNEY taken lightly. exto:lsion after the two unions said in the Chancellor'S Office " Our Board (of Trustees) vyi'og to rellre;ent faculty and news release. At The and the administration are sl",if in collectivp. bargaining studyino the complex report of alr- 'ecd to an extension. Z~cker said he was certain BROWN BAG the hearing officer veT I 'University officials said the the University will ap;>eal the 622 East Walnut, Carbondale, Illinois carefully and weighing the el t rTa"g~menu bll ECHO TRA VP;:LlNC. FREE CASSEnE DECK CLINIC BY TEACe ONE D~. Y ONLY January 2nd MONDA Y NOVEMBER 9 January lOth NOON-5p.m. Stereo is hosting a FREE a udi .' CD.. e "e clinic ~rfu r med by rEACt in your deck ... regordless of make model. or where P~::,'::~' i;~~;~ 1 it checked out by professional TEAC technicians on I COJIPARZD TO 07HER8lCl AU... \S . . -- ~~ . ' -.::S limit: one deck o.r cus'omer. No por1able" cor ,'.r.os. STJtAMBOAT IS THE PLACE 1"0 T.JE OVER WINTER : .. . . or , ..I ·fo..,. ..1 decks, plea,.. . BR.&A..K. 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P~i~Y Egyptian,/'jovember P. , I987 Twoltrlng ACROSS 1 Decision maker recitals set 5 Undertook Today's 10 Pitfall 14 QeD word for law, arts 15 OverSight 16 Stockings Puzzle 17 Home of 1 he School of Music will Se.r1ett present two iree recitals 18 Cllm!Jlng planl tonight that feature chamber 19 Repose Puzzle answers 20 Flash in the works for stringed in pan struments. are on Page 8. 23 Sand~. and The first recilP I by violinist Ruby Christine Norman is at 6:30 24 ReI. ot sis p.m ;r the Old Baptist 25 Run aground Foundatio" Recital Hall on the 28 Symbolize 33 6.rctlc explorer north side of the Foner cirele. :::4 Levin sitcom The second reclta: will feature 35 New Guinea cellist Daniel Mell. do ac seaport DOWN 30 light Signal 36 Author companied by ~· ianist Donald 1 Wager 31 Western Bagnold 2 Algerian 32 Brings up Beattie at 8:15 p.m. il. the 37 Dido sea port 34 Soviet se~ L""ar Law Schuol Auditor; lIm . 38 Statistics 3 "gra garment 37 A"isever:. tes Norman, grqduate student. in 39 Lettuce 4 Plttern 38 C,Jncemed music, will play Ludwig van 40 Long for 5 Fused with 'he AMERICAN , ~ N,,: ... 6 Certain songs prese", Beethoven', " S~nalR No.5" frequent and Franz Schuberl's 7 DlsiT'::li 40 Talk 42 Desk type 6 Geological 41 Hussey Of GAS "SaDatinn in G minor," for the 44 Custorr,ers times Roman first half of the recital and 45 Tub 9 Hindrance 43 F..tceedi.,gly "Suite for Violin and Jazz 46 Paving stone 10 Give - to 44 Comman,1 If Piano" r::' French pianist 47 Relaxing spot (approve of) 46 Narrow IIJUOW composer Claude Bolling, for golfers 11 " The - Not 47 Alliance 54 Heb. month raken" (Frost) letters WASH after inlermission. 55 Metric 12 Afr. fox 48 Object 01 measure 13 ,;quint worship 315 E. Walnut Accompanying Norman on 56 Charity 21 - meeny . 49 Nucha : the BGllmg piece will be a jazz 58 A·one 22 Fr. department 50 Coup d' - Rt. 13 59 Cloth straine r 25 MOle 51 Verne trio with Anita Hutton, a 60 - Minor 26 Mortise and - hero Carbondale pianist; percussionist Ron 61 Spread 27 Culti ... ate 52 Forfeit Spaeth, graduate student in 62 Ermine 28 Drudge 53 lamb FRESH DELI ITEMS music; and bassist Harold 63 Time period 29 P ~ ong 57 Corn unit Miller, associate professor of music. Spaeth and Miller also FRESH DELI are members of the Car bondale jazz quartet Mercy. SANDWICHES The recital by Mellado and !~rge selection avaHable Beattie, both associate c.""" professors in the School Gf Music, is part of the "Law ant! ~u.e Sube Available the Arts" recital seri es sponsored by the Schools of Come in &. create your own Music and Law. Beethoven' s " Tw e lve CALL AHEAD Va riation's on a Theme by Ha,del'· and Johannes for a pick up order Brahms' "Sonata in D," will represent the classical roma ntic works for the 529-2966 violoncello. The second half will reveal the cello's more ~ltchm~~n wifii::s' ~J~ Studies in English Foll( ~ong " and Igor Stravinsky's "Suite Italienne." _~COUPON~ CLASSIC CAR CARE The Works I $49.95 wa.h, was. cr.rpet, uphol.tery .hampoo Cars Only Vam & Trucks shght ddditional charge '1. 220 S_ Wa.hlnllton _ . ~. OH.r Good thru 1 529-3114 - ,- 11 -15-87 TONIGHT Gatsby'~ & WTAO, 104.9FM ftASH FOlt) The Eagle With D.J . Derek loOW. Walnut Carbondale 549-3800 INTRODUCTORY t4:.::!:..P'- O.FIR @~!.., 12 expo '2.36 24 expo '4.19 15 expo '2.97 36exp. '5.89 One Roll Per Coupon Not good with other coupona ------~~~~~~-- ·Unaurpa..... c,....lIty Anywhem • 3Y",5 Yo Glouv 'Only ph"to flnl ....r In the ~Int. from 3;mm a .... t" _ K ...... chaml.try In ",:corclan.. wIth "Iaah Photo I. a ",.m"'r K...... _Iflcatlon. of K...... Colorwatch .yatem ._------,------R.prlnt SpecIal I Oa 5 for 95C I In By 1 m Out By 5pm fror.lyourl35,lI0.1260rDisc I FI 0 I . negatives. I I m ev,: Opl'lg leose have negative numbers I SpecIal written with Guantily desired! (C-~l processing only) ..... 11-'..... 1 .. ,_11_'~ Whitesnake, Gireat White rock Arena seafood p1.David Coverdale Whitesna ke s lith e n~ d and writhed ils way t.hrough du ear-pounding set. of head bariging favorite; such as "Still of the Night," and " Slide It In," as well as the popular ballads " Is This Love" and " Here I Go Again. " 827 >n E. Main (behln.j PetelSOn ·-a.. f emale GoGoOfe·· Dancers .. q pm . 2arro Concert Review .fwl aDDIV.e-IOpoo F~ GoGo f...ancers 8pm ttar pncedrr.ksfor ladJe5 8 pm · 2am The s taunc hly Britis h Free Peel ~~ . 2am on 2 ~ Coverdale proved he was a Female GoGo dancers 4pm . 2am male rock singer in the grand ...,.~ ..tC-_t8 pm English tradition of Robert female GoGo Dar Cer5 Plant, Roger Daltrey, Rod 5ngIe Busch Pool TournamenT ~pm 3tewart and Mick Jagger, with fRei: Entertaln."Tlent 8prn · 2.: ' his preening and prancing, Pot. LUCk female GoGo Dancer5 '3;:-m . 2am .... T ...... t ·evef)'Oi.. .e ·'lnVIted combin r ~ "*ith wailing, vocal acrobatics and strong, artfui ballad singing, as well as some Staff Photo by Mike Moffett Adrian Vandenberg, guitarist lor the heavy-metal bend nic~~~d~fehlo;,~:\~~~~'I960s Whlt.~nake , plays at the SIU Arena Saturday night, throwback, as he might ha ve robbed Jimmy Page's closet, dressed in a nowlng, silk-like, sequined stage costume. I However his blues-based Now ~t YOl ive gotten into Southern Illinois, heavy metal had a definite, dec,fening 19805 style, com p!~ te with spectacular lighting IB1\1 can help you get more out of it. p', ~ ec t:s . Whitesnake's line-up reads like a heavy 'Detal all-star discount, plus Microsoft" Windows 1.04, roo ter with the duel lead guitar Thl' road to gmduation is paved with barrage Adrian Vandenberg, lI'rm pap.·rs, lab rqlOrts. ' ramming, all Write, P.diot, Cardfile, IBM DOS 3.3 and who had his own band, and nighters and. 'If ('(m r5( '. ('xams. a mouse, Vivian Campbell, from Ronnie James Dio's band. 'Ii) ('Wi!' Ihal jOllrn {'~' and awaken ),our Pop in the load-and-go diskett e and Ca mpbell al'II Vandenberg prn f i- -:..~. n:. t n ~'O IJr ('.\ ('\,' pt;.H1 Sano was the clown of the M I(tO\01l~I . t&l\tl!'fe(l l llCW!n"IItIo.ojlne M lCrmctICorDQfatl "'" 8M ""egl stelecJtrlCW!l'nIr k lnCIPet\Ol'\lIS~~ 1 21\Itr ~ r " oitN!lnl rml tIOl'lllI B U!.'neu M lChlnes band,!laYing his electric bass Corf)QIIlr(In C I8M 1987 behin his back, between his legs, on top of his head and in jus t about e very other imaginable position, except out in front of his body where it should have been. Aldridge took a so'.o spot with thundering twi!l bass drums, reminiscent of the late Keith Moon of The Who. Aldridge continuecl his tribute to rock's great dead drummers as he threw his sticks to the audience and beat the drums and cymbals with his hands, just like Led Zeppelin's John Bonham on "Moby Dick." Whitesnake's opening band, Great White proved ilself to be an innovative metal act using keyboards, harmonica and acoustic guitar. Puzzle answers B " WA T RAP ERA T ERR o R H E TAR A I I A • A E A S E B R I ~ ~ A ~ Y A l I l A P R A l K DA r A ~~: E H 0 l BUY R V A T SET T N I N T E • T H H : A 0 A H S T E R E l E T OP S TAM I A S I A OLE 0 S T 0 A T Y c: A R P,lge B. Daily Eg) ptia n. November 9. 1987 Briefs ELEMENTARY EDCCAT- Na vi ga tion Problem." Uni vers it y of Idaho on 10 1': Organiza tion will meet at " Allozy me E vidence For ; p.m. today in Wham 202. SOCIETY FOR the Ad H y br i di za Ii o~ in the Rockfish Nancy Quisenberry. assistant vancement of Management Genus Sebasles" at 4 p.m. dean of th e College of will sponsor a lecture by Dan today in Life Science II. Room Edu cation and J ane Tierney of F inke of Diagraph Cor 304 . the Ca reer Pla nni ng and poration, " Does Ethics Have a Placement Center w ;1I speak Future in Business?" al 6:30 WILDLIFE SOCIETY will on "Teacher Certification. tonight in the Student Center hold a bake sale from 8 a."., . to Mississippi Room . 2 p.m. today outsid·, Life STUDENT TIlEATRE Guild ~cience II. will meet at 5 : 15 p.m. today in COMPlJTlNG AFFAIRS will CQmmunica tions 1038. the offer: " Backing Up 1 0ur Data NEWMAN CENTER will Green Room. on PC" at 1 p.m. Tuesday in sponsor a lifestyle awareness Fanpr 1032 a nd " Using program at 3 p.m . today in the Si U ::' C IENCE Fiction TEMPLATE" at 3 p.m. Student Center River Rooms Society will meet from 7: ~O to Tuesday (scssion 1) a nd a nd 7:30 tc~;eht at the II tonight in Student Center Thursday (cession 2 ) in Faner Newman Center, 715 S. Activity Room D. 2008. To register. call 453-4361, Washington. ext. 260. POLLUTION CONTROL will have a meeting about T HE SOCIETY of ' Paper Recycling" at 6 DEPARTMENT ()F Zoology Mnnufacturing Engineers. is t. ,night in the Physical Plant, will sponsor a lecture by Lisa sponsoring a Digital Audio t.uilding T-56. Seeb of the Department of Tape Se m i n~- at 7 tonight in Biological Sciences at the Neckers 440. ClftADOATI"G ·FALL 1917 Oft SPftl"G PHI BETA Lambda will 1911771 HAVE YOO APPLIED FOR meet at 5 p.m. today at Paglia's . The fundraising GftflDOflTIO"771??1 If not. Do So comr.Jittee will meet at 4:30 lADIES Immedlatelylll Tomorrow May Be Too p.m. Lat:tlllil CARBONDALE CHAPTER SWEATERS of the Association for Citizens Applk ations are available at admissions I with Learning Disabilities will present " Special Education and records, Woody Hall, Records and the Law" at 7 tonight at St. Section. ~ Francis Xaiver Church Application must be filled in and the Meeting Hall. 3J~ S. Poplar. $20 I 5 1ze5 Sol. L<'ng 5tyk' with mod< fee must be cleared by the Bursar I PROGRAMS DEPART turtleneck and t",n pockets. in before it is returned to Admissions and MENT of the AMA will meet at 7: 30 tonight in front of the r<, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••30 m inutes of time can save someone's life • • • • • • • • • • • • "Come One, Come All • : ~ Place: Student C<.. 1ter Ballrooms (2nd Floor) Tel! Family, Friends • • ~ Win: 10 speed bicycle from Sears (Drawing) and Fellow Students" • : Schedule: Monday -Nov. 9 10:30am-4:30pm • • Tuesday -Nov. W 10:30am-4:30pm • : Wednp.sday -Nov. 11 12:30pm-6:30pm • : Thursday -Nov. 12 10:30am-4:30pm • • Friday -Nov. 13 10:30am-4:30pm • • • • • • Sp::>nsored by: • · _.., ,'-' .... ', - ..- • : 9!li,f!L!wgp~~o MOVE Daily Egyptian f . • : •••••••••••••• ~i~U; i•• f . o~.e.:~r•....• ";;; .~;.;. '.... ,.. .If; • • .,»•••••• •'j Daily Egyptian,. 'ovcmber 9. 1987. Pagp.! Official: Black image needs boost Sunday thru ~ - Pick Up & By Tom Trotter " Ulis, " he said. Thursday Delivery only StaffWri12r piglatS Blacks are described as Black people in America downtrodden aud helpless, need to define their characters that " we need to be led by the FREE 1-16oz. Pepsi to .hed the usual stereotypes hand. with small or medium pizza cre,; ted by others, an NAACP official said. " Yet, people try to help us 2-16oz. Pepsi Peter L. Flemister , a without asking what our hopes with large Pi7za Chicago attorney and NAACP and dreams are," he said. lllinois State Conference Legal Redress Chairman, was guest " I am not Michael Jordan, s peaker at this year ' s Prince, Bill Cosby, or Walter F reedom Fund Ba nquet, Paytnn," he said. " I am your Saturday ir. the Student everyday black American and Center. I am a child of the 'GOs .·' "I am not Michael Jordan, Prince, Bill Cosby or Walter Payton. I em your everyday n'ack by its founding fathers to be American and I am a child of i'he 6(113 . " for many colors of ""uple, " he sgid . " Many of the foun~jng fa thers held slaves. - f'eter L. Flemish" "Therefore, we started out with a problem - America wa~ not a democracy, but a The Freedom Fund Banquet Flemister blamed part of the hypocrisy," he said, adding I. one of two fundraisers hr'ld misconceptions of blacks to that America would rise or roll annually by the Carbondale America's history. according to how it deals wit', Branch of the Na tional .. America was not intended its ethnic and race prob!pms . Associa tion for the Ad vancement of Colored People. " I want to challenge you with two questions," F lemister said. " First, ask yourselves THESIS COPIES! , ho do people say we Jre,' then ask 'who am I.' " ·· Unfortunate!y. we see in GET 1 SET FREE with your ourselves what others say they see in us. ,. he said, and people Try our new order of 4 or more sets! often view blacks a" poor, lazy Oreo cheesecake and criminals. " Who people say you are McBRIDE SUB: ~O"\ES & MORE doesn't make you that," 607 S. Illinois Ave 529-5679 Flemist~r contested. Ham. Turkey. Swiss on a garnished bun with chips. On the Strip Across from Gatsby's-next to Glik 's Today, there are as many Offer good though December 1987. Sorry, not good with blacks going '_0 college as there pickle. and a medium soft any other offer. Offer for 25% cotton content paper only. are whites, more blacks are werking than ever before and drink or draft. $ 3.04 Present this coupon when ordering! mo:;l blacks are not criminals, he said. But to change the attitude oec~ ! c have toward S::i;~r $1.10 blacks, " black p e~ pl e in America must stand up (a nd 406S.Dl. define ou rselves - black CALL FOR 549-3366 people must not wait to do You should know about M'W I:: .p.t. stick tat. It's d:~ fast andl::asy way [0 find OUI if you'rl:: pregnant. Or not. And you find OUt in pm-atl::. Early Lunch 11 :00-11:30 Late Lu~ch 2:00-3:00 If t~ stick rums pink, you're: " regnant. If it stays Early Dinner 4 :30-5:30 whiTe, you'rl:: not. It's that '>Impll::. Arrive during the above hours and Papa's If you havl:: any will take 10% off the price of ail questions about I::.p. t., call food items . Beverages not included. us toll frtt 1·8()()'S62..()266. I nN("w J~,ca li co llC' ct PAPA's -a casual Bistro Atmosphere servin!; very g.:xxl food IZOI) 540-Z458. I::. p.t. The: first and Open Mon-Fri lOilm Sat. 9:30am most rru .red nam(" In prq;narK)' testing. Dinner Menu 4:30-10:00 presents Sunday Football November 15th CP... RDS RAM;S ~ Tickets and Round Trip Transportation $22 Coach bus leaves Student Center at 9:000m returns after the game_ Classified FOR SALE Automobll •• 0522A.00 Furniture GUITAR. BASS AND Th#Ory 'en on5 R.a.onoN. ;."011 ,,,.le5; d.d~ SIU Grod. Rid ., .5 49·6'.0 //.17087 . .. 0199An6:1 ANNIVERSAR Y SALE Mult'·Trtlck5 . ocouulC' gu"o~ , ART Provertn. You rnoke 'he d.all. MId. lenonl no·... · oH~ , conloct Ted Sound COl'. So/es, Rento ' •• ltgh·'n~ . OJ Systems, 71S S. Ul1/v.,..lry. On '"e hlon~~ . • .S7 . 5641 . II .I;.!7 . . ~eOSA"6:l' ClARINET. MURPHYSBORO. SELMER . S.gnet 100. wooden. ex~ lI e"t cond'flon. S2 7,S . U1·2-408 11 . 13.!7 . OJ" 7AnW FENDER ACOUSTIC GUITA R w Ith ('05e. MU'sl lell, $ I SO Coli Jerry 01 S49·5J40 olte, " p.m " .1 2.S1 . .. . CSQ9AnS9 AREA GUITAR AND PV Amp. SoC'kstoge 30 w.,h ~kUp5 . S I SO. CoIIS.. 9 ..... I9J . CHRYStER 1I ·13·!7 OS13An60 says, ~~~~ rJuuU~"" J NEWl Y IHMODElED . MUR · PHYSBORO . I bdrm oph All electrIC' with o ~ o 'r condruoned. weIer ond Irolh remol"Ol 'nduded. S 115 per monlh Coli G ond to: Rentofs for mO"' e .n· formollon. bS7 ,;";"9. II . IS.a1 .. OJ$(lBcr6J CAR.ONDALE. LARGE trFICIENCY. fU' m . ... ~II . N.ar ('Om~s , both. lull , kIlNten. AC. q u/e, seN/ng. W- pork/ng. lincoln Vllloge Apts So S I ond Pleoson' HII! Iiload. nexl door 10 I5o/ukllourtdromol SprIng, $ ISS per month. Resident Monoper on Iprem ises. Coli 5 .. 9·6990. 12·9..a7 ...... OOI6Bcr 71 CARTERVIUF EFFIC/ENC';' APART, TV .. STUIO "~AI. M(NTS, ' I-,-n/shed. $ 125 moni!'lly R, Fll:Et: ESTIMAT£S 13 Cro"roods. 1·985-6108. I11 .9.: " ...... 05068,,5-6 LARGE, ' :URN. EFf-'CIENCY opt Vca"~AI. locoted Me·hol' ",ri" Irom To_r COLOI TV .IINTALS Rood. Avol/Qble Sp:lng. Sublcrose to grad sludent or prol 52.. 5 mo"th/v See your area Chry_ler Dealer '2S/month S19·"UI 11.20.87 OSZ'iBo65 lUXURIOUS TOWN HOUSE . .. ~ ."lIe, A·' TV S on G lenl CItV Road All omen llle~ . ....lthDoeige 715 S. llUnols Avenue poroge. · · d cable, S"9O Open rtJ :V. 5" 9·0021 or 5 .. 9·S2W YOUR KEY 1412 \Y. Main-CCIrbonurJle 457·7009 rl· :1 1·98 OS20Bo~ To Drivin Pleasure! 457-8155 I ______1 Don't tell you,- ml'ney Daily Egyptian Classified Mail-In Order Form :1 go down the drain. Prir.t vou r l..·la!o~in t · J old in l ~ll' ~J1 ;.h: I.' rnn idl'U. ~1ail '11,'ng w it h "'ilr dlL· .... k h\ !Ill' II Daih Eg, ;Hia n C la!o!oifil."d I)" tll.. (,: orn nll!n il';Hi lHl~ HuilJin g. ~Il.; . l'drhpnJa k, II ' ~ ~'''.' 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Chimney Sweep. 11 ·' ·" . . . 03'51067 The 1.0&11. you 10___ mor be yewr , 8D1i'M .... P.... RTMENTS avollobl. In Corbondol.. lurn.sh.d or Vtl· own ' Coli 1M Or. 016"·"5-4465. 'urn/,hed. Call 8:onn .... :j_n Realty. II· "47 ...... 02S6f6of 519·205" THE HANDYMAN. LAWNS roked, " · 10·17 .. 03218057 SUMME • . ~~ . ':Ot'O~m= : I 1000M. fU.N SHED 0 ,>' Absolut.ly ,-.or :!i:,7:: no ,,-tl.. 2 '''''.1 _II 01 Cdol. 451·7026. Romodolnn (01164 .. · .. ,45. 12·2·" ...... '572E67 I / ·20·81 . . 03091065 WRITING EDITING. TYPING. So",. LARGE. 3 I URM . r;..:,,-I.o. hord· day ,en a . Coli 457·2OSI. Free ...... 03SSC66 consu/tot on. wood t:,)Or, 11" '''19 room. dInIng roorr.. 12'00 a mont" Murphysbol"o. " · 13-1,...... O46IE60 61 7..... ,61. HOUU rLE .... ""NG . H .... VE 12-1·17 r.f., .ne., . i.a,onobl. rol .. 1 Contocf Merk or .57-4014. "./1." ...... 00\5U, W~DlE CONSULTATION: W. will ,..·COOt"d/not. wtKrf you olreody own. M.',ndo. 54''«'1 I. /l · I347 ...... 0346f60 PAINTING. INTE.,Oft . EXTUfCM. Custom fit .form wfndows SJ arid up. .... '.0110. 529-4317. /l· 16..,7 ...... 046If~1 .... U TO WO.KS 10DY .... ND Medton"''O' 'epolr. II yean .". perierKe, Mn'kw colli. ForeItIn ortd domestic, 12·16-47 ...... •.....Sof'·S"'. 04nEn ~ J.... CK. OF .... ll Trodft. comp'.'. someone 8pecia1? ~. ma/nt.nonc. crld remodeling. Gory Swofford. 529· '690. 1/·1641 0411E6 1 CHIMNEY af.ANING FREE In I r;.':;'k,_'!J:;:,,;;=r::, 529· 1690 II ~'" tw1if65 ~ ~~N J_,~,I coms. ,terllng. '."ON!', r',:'9I. e1t'. J ortdbaseball J C."/m UIdOli S. ' /JI1t1()#s . 457-613 I . lUl(ury o ne bedroom apartments I·"'" .••...... 945 j'F7' available now and for Spnng Sem e .... .,.. WAHTfD fOI odoption to: _ to mamed couples. elderly and hanchcapped Carpeted. ellr, appl .. r::: t;:::1d:r~f=::r.· O::! 16,00 lint IDch ~I.medkol I pold. Coli Nanna a n c e ~. laundrv fa Ci litIes. Pool, In .oo each addJtJonal jD~ tennl~ COUrts ~;=. .~ .t ~ : ~~'. ~) .l.':'~':;Wt..1 Ren. IS based on incom e 0fft.Dlf.SS. AFFfCTIOHA n COUJ'U Aal tIOme extra .plce ,..Q toodopf Infont. W.oH.,.lo_ • . Rent a s low as S30/month for JUtit K1 .00. C hOOH ,tobI"ty. ond a Iorge ."tended I fo r qualified applicants ramI".. WillIng '0 ",.., with you. (rom. wide: HlcedoD The fields Ap.artments Coli collect any 'Ime. (lI2) 524-964', of amllc art. Ondyond Don. 700 S leWIS Lane 11 · ~7 ...... 0296F6S Ca rLondale. ll MAMffO o::>un£ IS In,.,...t.d In 549-7377 adopting on Infonf. H you know onyone wt.o Is c:ontldwlng ploclng 0' I QUoI ' ItOUl.na ()p.porl unuv I I . Mc"bll.Hom.. . ~~(~r. ' pJeon alII 312· /l·'-I7 ...... ~16F56 EXPE"EHCED ./Of"S. 16 r--s M AUDIO T."H OF the John ~ I ;:;>'-O....::....::"'G~~~~:2' old.,. Inl ...... 'ec/ In "oIun,..,./ng to MeI'-ncamp Concwt .,.Id Suncloy at ."em.-,..... on orea ,foble. Send the Arena. Coli Dr. . ... 5.. ' ·2645. opplleoUon 10 Dolly EgyptIan. 11 ·'41 ...... 0S00f56 Aipita er ..munkofions Ildg. 10" 21. MALE WAM'S ROOM M .HIdency In Corbondol• • Il 6290 I. town. All M heH Ind. wHh rent. 11 · "47 ...... 00I6C64 1.1"'. Lecwo_~ .,,4S7·"'3cnyt/m• . K.ppa MALE .... nENDANT NEEDfD to an/., 11· 1747 . .. 0562F62 dl.obled ,tudenl. Sfwlnv ,.mett.,.. Ps. 6:30 · 7 : ~"00 . m . Co".57·5J.f7. /1 . 1347 ...... 0511C60 "'GNANn 1 ~1 _____D_u _p~l ~e._e_.____ ~ ..If ..1ITH1lIGHT Profeul_1 G«.... OOAfE . ' ~ ·ST""NT POSITION of ~ Pregnonc:y TMting buIldIng moflOpl" 0' 1M SIU Studenl beelnnlng Sfw'ng ,.",..tw Confktentiol Anistone. ....1- "£AUTIFlIt . NEW 2 bdrm WOl~ · c.n,.... "... SubmIt len.... of oppIlaJtlon H.·27M dtyw. ml(.TC).. • orwl o,""It hoff co, Fraternity on4 CV,.,..." ,..1.1",. to /he Student H_.. pooe w·th .ledrk opertM. s..,S c.m.r Admln/.""",,. OHkw by 4:00 M.F. 10;'cp1ll month".. No "-'" Fred .." 01 p .m .• frJdfJr. N~20 . 'M7, 21SW.MAJN. Ionnl. aw.n 'ealty, 529·2I)S.f M 11·,.,7 ...... 0S56("S6 ~~.u"-'-A ~ s.e'·7447. .... _IIIT " ·12·'7 ...... oatllf59 k.u-.J 7 MllfS SOUTH oH Glon' City 'ood H_&Aport...... _ Lltt" Grotsy Lake. I bdrm. Startln' Easy =r 502 S, Ikoveridge r~~~7, : · J~';.,.~:,.~ ,'~ A 4U W. Sycamore 1M woods oW'W/ooklng .moll Ioke. Runnln'Strong' 810_ C..... r fS7-6997ofte.rSp.m. 52.. ' ..2 " · 12·17 ...... 0365115' \4U,PHYSlO.O. , 'ED.OOM. ~a-... p .. mo'...... 1.. Work... p JOOftllonotS 'urnl.tw.d. Leos. and with thl...... -.d Y ~", . trot'" Oftd woNf'. Cot! 614· :!::;;:.... t. rok... I .-. _ • • IIDMOIIIY?? /1 · 18·17 ...... 00911163 lOOJGltAYDltM. "ryna2 bdrm Qulddydooo- ...... , Ill· We ...... A Referral Bonu. of )pp/lance• • go. tt.ot. clr. recentl" dlplnga, dlrt.,IIght_, _--. ..modeled . preol SW 'acot/on. 'educed 10 SJ.50 mon'h. I month I Prices start at $179.99 c-... A ...... ,.,.. rent wrlh 'Ig~ 457 1 $100 "",. '-0.. ~tt S_ ~_ &'I"¥.. e"t .... is yours for recommending a 11 ·' ·17 OC".... "56 9,0 A D,VIsio n of £·Z Rental Dr. MIwIIyn D.'GIIIIIII Qualified Applicant ....no becomes a resident ~ Center & Sales Nov. 9th Mobil. Hom. L~ Monclay. Call Lewl. Park Apt•• 1117W.. t 5Y...... Carlto"tlal•• II 62901 t.:OO BIG SH.... DY lOT. c-hl/dr.n. pe~ . 457-4127 Stuclent Cante. For Details 457.0446 gord.n, w.lcom. In toc-coon V("lIey S70pM monlh Co1i 457·6167 12· 1·17 03'38/66 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...-iii;;;;;;;;;;n_- -~!IfJ::.:'S=r:M===r1~ i IllInol. Room - I ~~ Page 12, Da.ly Egypl,an, November9, 1987 UPSET, from Page 16- Lloyd (junior left cornp,·t"lcki EIU blocked a David Peter. for a couple of big pla)'s. They punt and a !3-yard touchdown WAzo~a had a good game "iar.," Spoo run by freshman fullback Jo~.n "N.JURY,~ said. Sengstock made il 2!l-13 going The Salukis am ? s~ :::d more int o the fourth quarter. I f~om Page 1 6 I than 300 yards in total offense EIU scored quickly on, five PLACE and 14 first downs in lbe first yard run after the Panthers Bush Lincolr, Health half and held a 13-3 edge. recovered a fumble at the SIU Center in Mattoon. Quarterback F red Gibson C 24-yar ~1I 111I1 1I1I 1111II1111II11II1I111II1II1I1II11II1 : 1I1II11I1!i ~M C MEN'S VIS"E i rNGOB:~:l r- ]luiPIiliiil- ! " Jf;udlfUClPtcps ~ 54 99~ I ~.. The mo!> ; complete s toc~ of m~tural Football Progressive Rappy Bour .",; ;00 a W;t ; :j~~k;;" St;: Starts at 6:00 l-'RIC:?: Fll..EEZE at 9:00 I -', -. ( Between North IllinOIS dfl(j the ra .l rQ;3l':1l Drafts 20~ Speeclrai1sel5~ II \ ,. HOJrs 9 00 10 5 JO fI/'oal -Sal. Increase 5~ e ... ery 1 hour ~ "g Sunday 17 10 I Phone ;'9· 1741 I ~ SOFT FROZEN YOGURT: _~1Wty~7-? ~ iS8' ~ - - 1 1,'1 \\,·,t l" ' k~<'1 ~~~;~~:s in a cup or cone : It''r''l''~~--'d ~ ..».y;;; ~ \ 11 .. \1 I I ::-::..'? ~I~O=~:::XC;I~~ ~~;:. . ~ Al l the fun at Ire cream-- plus ,toe gooc::J Things Of yOQV r l I '1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIftUlllllllllllulIlIllI.mlu.,lIlllIUIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIUI.I ~ GUARANTEED SA VINGS := Hlyr. II". laSTe . I()IN In fa ! :oIdlura l fro, ' flavors I ...... ~ I -~--- This c"'loon and 33t entitles bearer I Is~~!~:~~~i;FF I 3 ~~"" ~ to 0 reg. ,:up or cone I := I06S. //J . An. C'0a1. =: I "~~~~\~~ I ~1~i;;;;;;"I:;;;:;;I;I:. J ~;~I:m"I~"=;II~ L~~!~~~! __ ~~~RES Nov. 30, '987 J 4\\~, OTT\:: rf ... from your Off ice of (536-5531) [~ ~It can be yours as on Air Force Pilot. Irs not eGsy, but the re Intramural-·Recreational Sports words ore great. You 'll have all the Air Force advantages. such as 30 days of vocation with tJ'HANKS ero OUR SPONSORS pay each year and complete From the Sock-Hop Commi t tee medical core-and much more. If you're a college graduate or Domino's Pizza 'SPC · Shoney ' s -Rec Society 'Pinch Penny soon will be, AIM HIGH. Contact J e rry I s Flower Shop • LaRoma' 5 Pizza "Booby I 5 Submarine Sandwiches your Air Force recruiter for Wellness Center "G reat Shapes Fitness Center "Ita11an Village Pizza details about Officer Tra ining Waz.o's i'lace 'Kentucky Fried Chicken -Island Hov.le Library . School and pilot training. Coli Shawnee Trails -The Shoe Carnival 'Tres Hombres Pizza Hut Gusto TSgt Ford Godfather's Pizza '" linko's Copies 'Taco Bell ~ .R.ts Fun Place 618-457-3667 Collect Cl istaudo' s Bakery' U-Pop Popco rn 'University Housing Progra1lll1ng '.HDB Radio ·T-B1rd' s • AMC Un1vers1ty 8 Theaters -Llbra'cy Archives _Al~ Papa's Pub and Deli 'Saluki Gifts and Hore ·Student. Center Facilities ~=~.-~.,*'" Video Mania 'University Bookstore' Quatro t s Pizza -Marriott Corp. . ~~ ~~~~: . ~ .r@ ~:=t1~ Tuellday Corona's '1.00 All Nite WedDellday UVEI The Eagle 104.' Tommy Lee Johnlton Jumbo Happy Hour 9pm to lam Thurllday . 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Smith Springs, SIlJ-C senior Oaye Grimm, a mlcrcH>iology Saturday's weight lifting competition held at major, completes a successful 11ft during the Student Recreation Center. Colurado POWERLIFTERS, from Page 14-- (Winter Break Jan 2·1 1) Package Includ.es: sa id . " Powerlifting is year was no exc'.:ption." Smith on individual weight by which strenuous. J feel like Patricia placed second in the super the three·lift t ·,tal is *7 nights accomodations a t a nd I are pretty much heavyweight class with a total multiplied. By meaM of this Ihe Thunderhead Lodge pioneers." of 1,550 pounds. equation, Ule ad'/anlage a Condominiums heavier !.:ft.er ha::; over a *5 out of 6 d llY lift ticket • Battle also won an award for lighter lifLer is el.imina tt«l trJ.:'km50~'W;\'cl :~r~~~I~ the highest total in relation \., .,t SToornboot in the meet for about the fifth each lifter's weight. Under th ~ Rester recorded the highest *Parties wi'" live music time. " It',; (usuaUy ) got good Schwartz formula, each lifter women's total in relation to cheese & refreshments competition," he said. " This is assigned a coefficient based weight. *Other ski activities *Discount Coupon Book Cost: '297 I person plus 120 damage SALUKI Slg~ up Today deposit. Optional bus BASKETBALL 536-3393 ~ranspor1ation for '90 Must Be21 ~ 529-5051 ~~ R~STAURANT'lOUNGE ~~~ MO"DflY"ITE ~ FOOTBALL ···eft;·iis·:Seah·ii·LV STPDINTS .... ~ ...... •..•••••••.•..•.. ~ ..... ~ ..... Your ....on TI.:k•• t.J 16ol.. cm;/~·~ l--=l ~tr . : a.ALINOW For lust '1 Athletic 'l'lcket Office *Bring Athletic Event card and valid 10 to pick up your season Basketball Tickets FREEl I)~Hly Egyptian. :\o\'emtxoI'9. 198, . P"H!t.' t",