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By Brian Gross 'The big benefit is that it helps tuition waivers after slUdying the money for waivers for minority already implemented similar Staff Wrner recruit good faculty and brings costs and benefits in October. students. waiver programs. including some good students here," Philip 1989. "I don't think this would be Illinois SUIte, Northern Illinois Dependents of S IU employees K. Davis, chainnan of the budget Davis said the task force deter­ adopted without us knowing University and Sangamon SUIte. should receive at least partial committee, said. "With the smaU mined an approximate cost of where the money is coming In other business, the senate {uilion waivers, a resolution (proposed salary) increase, we S500,000 for fuJI tuition waivers from : Davis said passed a resolution declaring its passed Tuesday by the Faculty thought it was good timing to for aU employees. Davis said it is possible the opposition 10 the governor's bud­ Senate said. press ahead with possible faculty Several senate members asked tuition waiver may stan out as a get and supporting the Illinois The resolution declared the sen­ perks." where the funding for the waivers 50-percent waiver 10 see if it is Board of Hig~~ Education's bud- ate's suppon of a tuition waiver The personnel policy commit­ would come from and expressed successful. for aU full-time employees. tee task force recommer.doo the concern that this would take away He said many univr...."':itic ,; have S-SENATE, Page 5 Mass transit Lebane!'",e terrorists survey free three hostages moving on Mitterand thanks hostages to mark the Moslem By Nora Bentley holy month of Ramadan. Staff writer President Millerrand thanked ' Kadhafi for his Kadhafi Tuesday night for his On·campus student sur­ " detennining role" in freeing the veys for the mass transi t role in release hostages, the Elysee Palace said. feasibili ty study are being PARIS (UPI) Three Five gunmen in two cars flni shoo and household sur­ European hoswges were freed in dropped the three near the main veys will soon begin as the Beirut Tuesday by the Abu Nidal gate of the tree-shaded French qucst for input continues. extremist group and n ew 10 Paris, Embassy in Syrian-patroUed west Student volunteer work­ ending a drama that began as a Beirut shortly after daybreak ers began the student sur­ vacation cruise on the Tuesday. veys on April 2 to deter· Meditemmean 2 1{2 years ago. Hours ta te r, th e three were mine community atutudes The hustages, Jacqueline rushed to Beirut International about public transporwtion. Valente of France, 31, her Belgian Airport in a he3vily g uarded Workers include members boyfriend Femand Houtclcins, 42, French embassy convoy where of the American Marketing and their baby daughter Sophie, 2 they boarded the French Falcon Association and those gain. 1/2,who was born in captivity, 900 jet for Paris. ing credit through the SIU­ landed at a French miliUlry base Abu Nidal ' s Fatah C Community Development outside Paris abeard a special Revolutionary Council said it DeparunenL plane senl to Beirut for them by snatched Valente, two other Another sample of about the French govemmenL daughters and flv,," Belgians from 500 names will be pulled to Looking tired, the three a pleasure boal 011 the """"t of the reach the goal of 800 com· hosUlges were greeted by family Israeli-occupied Gaza Strip Nov. plete surveys, Linda members and dozens of reportelS. 8, 1987. The group aceused the Gladson, member of the They left the base for a military captives of spying for Israel. mass transit advisory com­ hospital in central Paris where In D,cember 1988, Valente's mi llee and city planner, they will spend the night. They two other daughters, Marie-Laure said. The problem of wrong made no statemenL Betille, 6, and Virgin ie, 5, were numbers and no answers The release came after lhe released in Libya and rejoined has crc31cri the need for group run by the notorious terror­ their father, Pascal BetiUe. ist Abu !l:idal negotiated v. ith Valente told reporters inside the another sample. ApI showers mav tmg May nc-s bullhey alsO brought Gladson said it is expect­ Belgian and French officials. It embassj after her own release also came six days after Libyan Tuesday, "I kiss aU my relatives. cu a heaIhy shtMIng Of tm:ln!IIas n-tay morning bet*1d ed that workers will finish Fanr.rHal. with the original sample of leader Col. Moammar Kadhafi 1,200 by today. Currently, called for the release of Western See FREE, Page 5 455 responses have heen obtained. Household surveys will possibly begin April 17, Official expects big USG voter turnout Gladson Slid. The house­ hold surveys will include By RIchard Hund their student represenUltives from and Rochelle Goree; the Trojan Gus Bode 1,000 city residents includ­ Staff Wrner 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Student Pany, with' Michael Contile and ing off-campus students. eCOLer, the Recreation Center, Brian Hawkins; the Student Pany, The purpose of the survey More voters should tum out this Grinnell Hall in Brush Towers wiLh Lissa Kuethe and Ed is to gauge the al1itudes and year for the Undergraduate and Lentz Hall in Thompson Walthers; an ~ the United Student opinions from Carbondale Student Government election PoinL Alliance Pany, with Gregg Blake residents concerning the today because of greater aware­ The ballot includes presidential, and Brad Cole. need for a mass transit sys­ ness, Tami Todoroff, elecljon vice presidential and stude nt Three student trustees also are tcm. commissioner. said. trustee candidates as well as sena· on the ballot: Craig Jackson under The surveys ask for back­ uI ' m optimistic that we're torial seats for each student's resi­ the Progress Pany, Lisa Sproule ground information on going to have a higher turnout denLial area and college, Tami under the Student Pany and Bill where interviewees shop, if (this year)," she said, adding that Todoroff. election commissioner, Hall. they h •• e a driver's license, only 10 percent of the student said_ Todoroff said 60 people are how many veh icles are in body usually votes eacn year. "I Four parties are running for vying for senatorial sea IS, but stu­ think more people are aware of t IZG positions in the elcction: dents may also write JO candi- Gus says he should run for See TRANSIl; Page 5 what's going on this year." the Progress Party, with current something, since he'll !Jode Slud e n~s can vOle today fr f USG President Tim Hildebrand See VOTE, Page 5 well no matter what. This Morning Burris: Illinois economy sagged in '80s By Lisa Miller unc'llploymcnt rate was hi gher try, and the Illinoio economy span the employment rate peaked 'PrOof at Utah' SlaffWrner than the national unemployment lagg~!1 behiD!! the ns on during as high as 12.4 I m:cnL band to play bar rate, the number of jobs increased the rc£overy. During the same period, the Ulinois' fi nances in the 1980s, at a much slower pace than the "We' ve been behinY the coun­ country's unemployment rate -Pag~11 dubbed " uns pectacular" by national average and the ratio of try in the 1980s," Burris said. steadily deaeased from 6.4 to 5.3 economists, led to a decade of manufacillring-Io-service jobs "We mu~'l improve our economic percenL decline. the BIinois compU'olIer changoo dramatically. strategy to remain competitive in AI Manning, press secrewy for Georgerould go said. "lIIinois used to be known as the 1990s." Burris, said although the exact first in NFL draft A special report prepared by the the place to obtain a good, high­ Illinois began the 1980s with an fi6llres have yet to he compiled, Illinois Oftlcc of the Comptroller paying job," Burris said. "Now, unemployment rate of 6.6 percent Southern Illinois was hit the bard­ - ·Sports24 revealed that lIIinois compared that statement holds liUle truth." and ended the decade with a rate est economically in the 1980s. JDfavorably 10 the U.S. economy. He said the recession in the of 6.1 percenL The rate was Mt a "Unemployment figures for Con,ptroller Roland B~ sa!d early 198(\s was more sever. for significant change from heginning during the 19805 the JllIn."s illinois than the rc.ot of the conn- to end, but during .I/I.e 10-year Page 24 Daily EgyptiDn April 11 , 1990 Spo Eight players file suit against the NFL

U niled Pre ~ International 28 learns violates foderal antitrust surprise. tackle Dave Richards of the San ers, making any other player laws and scc.ks \f.jJle damages for " Our atlOrneys will deal with Diego Chargers; defensive end under contract an unrCSUlcled free Gr< .n Bay Packers quarterback each of the eight playelli. it," the statement read. " We have NiXo Noga of the Detroit Lions; agent able to join any other team. Don Majkowski, New York Jets The suit represenls a major laC ~ not received a copy of lbe com· oJrncrback Tun McDonald of the However, lhe 37 protected running back Freeman McNeil tical d.ang~ 10 me ong·';;mmer· plaint and have no comment on Phoenix Cardinals; and offensi Ye players are subjocted 10 restrictive and six olber players filed suit ing NFL labor d isp" ie, as the the merits of the case." tackle Irv Eatman of the Kansas rules against player movZl!!I?nl, against the NI'L Tuesday, NFL Players Association, Majkowski was a Pro Bowl City Chief•. giving LIl t team a right of first demanding an end 10 Cree agency rebuffed in its antilIUSt assault "" selection last season after leading The suit is an attack on the so­ refusal on any deal involving a restrictions and seeking a coun lbe league, is not a pony in lbe Green Bay 10 a 10-6 record and called Plan B Cree ageocy system protected player and awarding a order against implementation of a case, allbough NFLPA officials McNcil, a nine-year veteran, is put in place in the league on Feb. team compensation in the form of wage scale. strongly support and helped the Jets' all·time leading rusher. I, 1989 as a gesture by the NFL high draft picks ior lost players. The suit. filed in federal coun orchestrate the action. The oth' players who filed suit to convince the courts that there is All eight plaintiffs were "pro· in Newark, N,J ., claims the According to a statement were: cornerback Mark Collins free agency in the league. Under tected" players. The suit asks the l""&OO's restriction on free move:­ released by the NFL Management and running back Lee Rouson of that system, each team is allowed ment of play"", ,!!!!ong the NFL's Council, this lawsuit comes as no the New York Giants; offensive 10 " protect" the rights 10 37 play· Sea SlIl; Page:!D Sophomore pitcher emerging as a force in the Gateway

Dede Darnell, a sophOmore pitcher on the Salukl soltballteam, leads SIU-C "lth an 8-1 record. Darnell also Is among conference leaders with a 1.13 ERA. Darnell credits hitters, defense for her success By Eric Bugger her leammates. "Some pitchers just have ru; .... 1.13 ERA also places Darnell people out there at every position that are very good ballplayers and StaffWr~er "I only gOl a few starts last year ral ability, but Oede has 10 really among the elite in the conference. an~ it was kind of frustrating nOl work," Buckles said, "you have to Darnell feels great about her thaI really boosts m~ confidence," being able to prove myself," give her crediL" statistics so far this year, but is Darnell said. " I have (ull confi· "Go get 'em little red. .. go right Darnell said. "Thep when I did Aggressiveness has been the eager to recognize the help she dence in every player Coach B at 'em," SIU-C softball pitching g~t in there I felt I Jlad to pitch a biggest problem for Darnell, she gets from her leammates. (Brechtelsbauer) puts "ot there. coach Gary Buckles yells at his no hitter in order 10 compete with said. "I've had exceptionally good "Our hitters at. nave done red·headed pitcher when she gelS Traci (Furlow), Jennifer (Brown) "Gary has reaUy been on me defense behind me," Darnell said. really good for us. It' nice W in trouble. and Lisa (Robinson) and then I this year 10 be more aggressive," "I couldn 't ask for a hfo·w:r !..~:rd know that your tean. ",.'\11 score It must work because Dede got so nervous I waS! 't able 10 Darnell said. "He teUs me 10 real­ baseman than M?JY Jo Fir"bach. some runs and you don 't ~ :lVe to Darnell, a native of Carbondale, handle iL" ly load up on my rise pitch and 10 She deserves '.11 L~e cre

, . , . p - & , . : • ® [~ EE PIZZA : worldil ation 1 - . . FRE:: : l 'OiEfSEPlZZAW/ORDER I, J "The __ncr Of ANY 16' PIZZA &,.~ sayS Lffhuan_ilms I . I I LIMIT t PElf. ORD.ER. J would vote to stay Sovie!t IFREE DELIVERY FREE DEUVE:RY! L. ______549·7811-'- .... ~...... ~~ MOSCOW (UPI) - Soviet Icader MiIcbaiI Gabacl:lev said T,lOSday he Iqles ., IMJid ;,~ din:I;IpresidmIiaI rule in LithlB1ie. 1lU dI4 not rule out a KMnIin IlIbo\u d.dIe rebolJicus Baltic republic. Th, Soviet pesident It;R E E ~C?; Movie Pass said he be6ew:s LiIhuania should hold a ref=Wm on ilS tlflUre and IOId !he congress L ....., cmIii!mt residenIs would VOIJC ., mnain jl1e" ( Borgsmiller Travels) and promised an invesUgidIon !O deIennine the CJed on Se!e::t ~oII. Piana by saIIh figIJIeIS IaI bit !heir IIqIeCS, die I'IlnIagoo said Tuesday. 0DIey bned .... _ d.dIe lWD hlnIbs dqp:d in die Dec. 20 invasion fell "wrtjdflllllP'l" Clllyaller~np.ieslOtleMRxcebl!;OO ma~'s _, _ _kinko-s' '**-"'"Clf1lle1larab ...... ~ spcluIous -. added 2.7 million pcqlIe in !he.llllOlld boIf of !he decade, reaching 29.!J63.(XX) - meaning JDOIe than one in 10 U.S. residents 6ves in California. ANNOUNCI G THE CORNER FROIEN Harvard law students hold sit..jn at dean's office YOGURT & ICE CREAM IE·OPENING CiAMBRIOOE, Mass. (UP!) - Dozens of Ha-vW Law School students !he deat·s oIIioe ovmUgbt in !he se.;cnd sit-in in 1

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April II , 1990 Daily Egyp,.,n Page 3 Graduate student awaits heart-lung transplant Blood drives essential to keepjng hopes of operation aiive Sy: Michelle R. Walker drive will 'be from 12:00 noon Staft Wr~e r until 6:00 p.m. in Ballroom D of the Student Center. Dianne Levin is in nc~d of a A fund-raiser to suppcrt Levin heart-Ilmg transplant, and blood will be' Saturday at Sidetracks dri\'es like the ClUe this week at from 2 ~.!!I _ unlU dosing. There SIU-C are crucial 10 ~.er y the = l spiim~ will nOl take place 30 local bw:Jnc":;cs. 'rickel' 'ar.. unless enou~ ," blood of her type is 55 and they ~an be pan:hased lit . t hand. the door. Levin ,s a graduate student at The Dianne Levin 'ond-raising, SIU-C r.lajoring in educaLional Commiu hopes to raise psychology. Someday, she hopes SI08,ooo 10 put "")\\'Tl a reqUITed to \"-..·n in counseling. deposit at I!". ~ University of SG ': was born with Minnesota HO"Pitai. Eisenmenger's Syndrome and so Dianne [,(lvln This depc..~it will put Levin on sl" has t>een dealing with it all active beeper status, which means her life, bi:t she said her condition important and effective in I.his that she will be given a beeper has deteriorated over the past two area. and every time it goes orr, it will years. "The blao

Opinion & Commel1~_ ..;..-----> Voice _your opinion:. in student elections TODAY IS the U ndergraduate Student Elections. The ti'lle has come for students to exercise their rights and dutirs as membl'rs of the student body to- selec t USG lea.:lership, senatorial body and the Student Trustee foc the coming year. Despite a campaign frought with eligibility q uestions, campaign rules violations and last minute formulations of platforms . studzats do have capable, commiued individuals from wbich to choose their ~ulure representation. _ Several candidate platforms include some 'Nell thought: out solutions to chronic CaIl'pUS concerns .such as parirufg • housing, increasing student p.)wer base and recycljng. T hese ideas and-.lrelndividuals who propose them are well werth serious thought and careful consideration.

THE RECORDS show 2,220 University students vbted in the 1989 electio~ s , while only 1,831 people voted in 1988 lI1Id 808 voted in 1987. More tban 24,000 people auend SIU-C. This means that, s:atistically, kss than iO " , " "d ed =nJ:~p~:ctorate selected the. students to represcn Role of footPail needs reconsl e~ You can't IlllIke your opinions and preferen;;es known if Footbo'] has cost SlIJ liiillions for non-studenls .. McAJldrew l'layed mostly smaller schools you d o n ' t vote. USG has provided you with four of dollar.. (M:I' thepast nwilber of seats about.l7,300 and over the 1hat are atbletically and academi­ centralized locations to cast your ballot, so there's really no y""!'. and Ihough olber imercol- past nlDllbel' of Je8IS.. iLortIy aver- cally mediocre. exc use not to participate. The Student Center, the legl81e spons lose ~oney, th,e aged 62pen:entntact; : In respon-se 10 P. Seon Parter's -obviously is not L'linJcing straight blocks from campus, and wbell it while a commuruty yartl sale was held as a fund raIser for leiter concerning the parlcing situ· Since Mr. Parker got 10 campus is 40 degrees and rainy, Ihe the legal effort to block him from attending school. . alion: 20 minJJleS before his class SI8r1ed weather is jusl so inclement In April 1986, a court order returned Ryan to school and First, I fmd il very hard .1O feel anyway, be could bave easily he finished the year w ithout incident. Howev')r, even sorry for anyone (espectally a padced at !be arena and still bad S "Front door service" is nOl 8 led d h 'li b 'ded th Who graduate student m c~rucal psy- I!) 10 minutes to spare (not to realistic expectation given the though tempers coo an OSU ty su St . , e Ite ehology) who makes it 10 campus mention SIS more in his pocket). demand on parlting, so quit whin­ family moved to nearby Cicero, Ind. in 1987, so Ryan 20 minutes early only 10 park in a ing and walk a couple of extra could attend Hamilton Heights High School. There. IS-minule zone, lea"e class in ... I walk Ihrough Lot' 100 (on blocks. Mr. P'attcr should do a ~t­ students at his new school and the conupuniJ)' had been _ order.Jo move his car 10. another .. South Marion, about tbree b""'lcs tie " .~elr-analysis" before he educated about AIDS and welcomed him with opeu aril.1S. - I.S-mlnute zone and still get a north of~ ' Avenue) to get 10 au~ mplS parking on campus again.-Ryao Ruthenberg. Despite serious he al~ P!Ublems, Ryan lived.as· .n0~ of 11 ;- lJ~~dlY, &Dyone who equaleS ~!:; ::~t :::'d~~r:!i?t~e~ sophomore, administration of life as he could, conunwng to attend schc-oiJmtil hts illness:: 233,810 miles 10 one-lialf a mile day. Yes, I !mow iris a:whole two justice. prevented him. A study in courage and internal fortftude, - , . ~:~~;~~a:r ~~ ,!:so~t:r~~~:;;;~~:~i~~ ~: Parking at arena inexpensive solution to fines vain hope that, by some lim chance his worn-out body P. Seeu Parleer. . zone. Halfway tbrougb class he aboul it Hey SCQtt, next time lake would respond to medical treatment. Family and friends Here we have a guy who got up. moved his car 10 another at;:ll II's cheaper. kept a bedside vigil, but it was to no avail. RY~1l "Wl.rtc arrived on campus for class a IS-minute zone (probably missed For a grad118te student in elini- died much as he lived; with dignity and fortitude, fighting whole 20 minJJleS early! 15 minutes of class doing so), and cal psychology, you sure are to the very end. be still got a ticket! craz:;! It's a gooc\ thing your $pC- I'lIlker probably got here at 10 cialty isn't cc.gnitive processes. a.m. P~J !ben wondered why be Hal AU Ibis 10 avoid a 10 minule Perhaps JOu should consider child SO, IN THE words of family friend John "This one's for coul"n't find a space. He Ih ..iJ walk from the arena. And !ben be psycholo&y.-Pbil SchuyleT. Ryan." Rest in peace. 4fOCCeded 10 park in a 15-minu~ , is stupid CJ19Ugh 10 JelI !be world junior, aviation m~nagem.nt. April 11, 1990 Daily Egyptian Page 5 FREE, from Page 1------i -OlL:"LUU:;ii'TERI AND MINI C LEAN- UP I I'm fine along lV ith my baby French state-owned television said, "Let's hope !hat all hoslllges .I 1I $ 1 7 95 girl." networlc Antenne 2 reponed the- will be freed as soon as p<>Ssible." ...... T une-Up-• I The blue-eyed Sophie, wbn was boy died of intestinal complica- Besides the hostages sei:>:ed "IT c- born in .:aptivity, wore a blue and tions. the Gaza eoast, 18 other white dolled dJess, held her moth. Houtelein said Ibe remaining Westerners, eight of them I 4 cylinder ...... ·39"" I er's hand and smiled to photogra- four Belgian captive nave high Americans, were kidnapped in ""CCUd · Ib'- EXPIRES 4/29/90 . Th e onI y mcrcase e gover- council .micr. - ~ .~_ • • L .J nor's budget included is a 3 per~ - The council' . II I Page 1-_~ ~O~h,:::e=n_ _ __ _ cent increase for salaries, but the mended and r IBHE ro:commended a 6 percent ~ingful utlWeencam- , dates. _ More.ecc!Jlle have ipplled salary lncre£se, a 10 percenl pus consLililencies and the presi- for Ea,;t Side dIstrict th3n any library increase, a 4 percent gen- dent on slraregic planning. . other wjth 12 seilatorial hopefuls, -'KJ'S _MOROASBOARD" eral cost increase and ! llI 1!2 _Price Introductory OUer inadequate. club. , coUege. The budget committee's repon Henneberger s:.id he was told These names will then be For a limited time Save 1/2 the regular pric,e of these recommended Ibe resolution by Physical Plant archilllCt AUen checked (Iff of a roster list LO because Illinois would raole Haake that the area on the south ensure each person voles once. meals ot' our menu wilh the purchase of beverage. behind most stales in the amount end of Ibe Studenl Center was The small envelopes will be No coupons necessa'i'y. Sale prices etTective l\!Ionday, of funding provided to public uni- piclced for the site. removed and counted .. Ballroom Tuesday and Wednesday. No other discounts apply. versiLies. .AI the senaws.February meet- ~ in the Student CenICr. Donald Paige. senate president, .. , i.n~. lhe cc:JllllolCitt.o1i-innouncGd· .. i Todoreff'llaid~ · r1'Nl,"-KS'4\l" J?p Sirloin. Slo\J ed~rto\n Sirlo in Tips ehopped Sirloin said ahltough Illinois ranIcs 7th in "Inew plans,('or"',,"dfR«, ...l;O(lQ. :~ ' lllie AWGr~ ·.1l)'mtly, buI. ~ per capita income, the slate is " 'SijOarC-foot faculty ,cfub adjaOOnt . the committee hopes to have an R eg. 50 Reg.... · ~2 °O 43rd in the amount of support for to the Student Center and costing unofficial count by Wednesday "~ 3°O: Reg'." $2 Reg. ~ 2 °O higher education. SI00,OOO to S2OO,OOO. night. 5" 4" 3" 3", ._ DECUNE, from Page 1-'------T-Bdne Fried Shrimp Chicken Breast Ritieye Reg. ~ 4 °O Reg . ~250 Reg. ~230 R ~·g . ~3 30 SOUIhcm Illinois showed the area U.S. employment rale, however, Illinois w'as 10.7 percent higher 7" 4" 4" 6" to bave the highest number of i:taeased by 18.5 percenL than the national average in 1970. people out of work," Manning The number of Illih"is manu­ To improve the Illinois econo­ said. facturing jobs, ge:>enilly COIlsid­ my, Burris hi. proposed threc All entrees served with yeast roll and potato He said the outcome for ered bigh-paying, ciec".a.artment llgainsl his fonner their executives were indicted and Under the law, IRS can pay up Mancini. former Postmaster The suit says LhC!l in March company and 23 other laX shelter I,'"nd gUilty of creating SI30 mil­ to SIOO,OOO for "specifIC and rea­ Preston Tisch, CBS boss 1980, Raquet was hired as an firms, the suit said. lion j" ' ake securitks trades for sonable" information that caused Laurence Tisch, the late pop artist executive vice president of Senft In 1984, an IRS affidavit fi)eu investors to use as l87. deductions. an investigation and resulted in Andy W3j'hol and actors Michael Financial InstrumenLS of New in U.S. District Court in Raquel's suit says that as a recovery of taxes. l.a.'ldon and Sidney Poitier. York City. He said he soon sus- Manhattan revealed RaqueL to be resuJt of his coope... tion and testi- Report: Country facing math crisis 'Magical dipstick' saves engine wear WASHING-roN (UP!) - The economy is expected to create DAYTON, Ohio (UP!) - A and building up acid. Once the nation soon will face a serious more than 21 million new jobs, chemist who has developed the antioxidant is depleted. oil loses shortfall of mathematically sIc:ilIed most of which will require both technology for a "sman dip­ its ability 10 I~ p:aIS. worten unless more Americans, college education and the use of stick" says it would prevent especially women and minaities, mathematics, the swdy showed. engine wear and lear by rclIing Bob Kauffman, a research are persuaded to study math, " The rate of growth in mathemali­ when to change a car's oil with cbemist at the University of National Research Coum:il report eaUy based jobs currently is about a Oashing messag~on the dash. Dayton Research Institute, said showed Thesday. twice llIat for all other occupa­ the rccbnique .-Is only a sin­ The study found Americans' tions. The technique rnea.

Be A SIU-C Bloodhound••• Give Blood Today! Monday through Friday April 9 - 13, 1990 Wed. 12:00p.m. - 6:00p.m. Thurs. 1O:30a.m. - 4:30p.m. Fri. 1O:30a.m. - 4:30p.m. BaUroom D, Student Center 2nd Floor April 11 , 1990 Daily Egyptian Legalization of ~rugs to be KOPIES & MORE 809 S. illinois Ave. 529-5670 topic of forum at "law school Debate to cover marijuana, qocq!ne and h~oin legalization- . • ByErtc Reyes Staff Writer "If opposing' views are aired in to/um and can U!IJ!25% RAO CONTENTTHES tsCAI!!U COPIES Cuh wM horder a WI1H THIS COUPON. OFFER GOOD UNTlL 4/151!1O Legalizatioo of drugs will be the be discussed at some level of depth for people topic of a fOlUm-oak.... 7 Thursday thing as truth, they will be able to arrive at it. n the SIU School of Law Auditorium, -Darel Dunham "Resolved: that marijuana, cocaine, and heroin. should be co-sponsor, will be the moderator. aggressive behavior. legalized drugs in our society· is The bum consists of 50 minutes Schofield outlined in forms of the title of the evenL of arguments aDd rebuttals fol· freedoms and liberti .. thal have The four participants in the lowed by 50 minutes of questions been abused as a result of the war Starting April 9th-14th fo rum·debate will be Riehard C. and responses, permitting the audio on drugs since the beginning of the Hayes, coordinator of student judi· ence to indirectly ~uestion !he Reagan adminislr.ltion March at Come in and fish for cial affairs; Rob Scoffield, down· speakers. the University. Easter Egg Prizes state legislative director for !he Hayes and Stojakovich are Dunham said the purpose of the American Civil Liberties Union; opposed 10 legalizafion, Dunham forum i5 to gel the opinions and $5 and $25 Gift Certificates William A. Schroeder, SIU-C Jaw said. faclS out in the open. and other prizes professor; and Nick I. SlOjakovich Schroeder, a professor who "U opposing views are aired in a Every Egg's a winner!! of the Rutherford Institute in iCaChcs a eriminal l'lllCedures and forum and can be discussed at Springfiold, an organization of evidence class, said i.e basicaJly is some level of depth for poopl. Christian auorneys. in favor of legalization of marijua­ with open minds, given thm there Daren Dunham, advi.,,. of !he na and heroin because !hey are is such a thing os troth, they will he Christan Legal Society. the event's passive drugs that do nOl lead to able 10 anive at it." Dunham said, , .:' " , ' .. ,~(i * ~ * ST.Jarkle in .. •• • - the Spring :. * 'c Car '* Comp Ie t'e Intertor . Classl shampoo $3~95 Care Free deluxe wash " 529-3814 ($54.95 value) . Vans shghtly more " 220 S. Washmgton Expires 4-17·90 Ij;t.. ~ ..... _. VIOLETIA' S EUROPEAN SKIN CARE Excellent Service at Reasonable Prices Beauty 'alon & Skin Care Salon - Hair Cuts - Complete Facials - Perms European Style - - Color --Treating dryness;-oifin • Highlights llCIIe & a~ FIRST ~CUENTS 25% OFF 14(;u W. Mab'l • Suite 13 • 529·3668

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LB. April II , :990 Daily Egyptian Panel discusses U.S. position in competitive global market By Rob Cone THE DRAMATIC upswing in Sta HWr~er quality, he said, is a new, p"rJd· patory relationship belween work· AS THE Bush administration ers and managcment-each hay· ironed out a trade agreement with ing a share in how the product the Japanese Friday, three busi­ wiU be produced. The wd resuh nessman and one University pro­ is a teamwork aunosphere lila . s fessor sat down to discuss corpo­ more responsive to change, rate America's viability in the Mason said. global marketplace. Kai San Chiu, a manager with reg Executive Director of the Monsanto Chemical Company, Carbondale Cham ber of agreed with Mason and was will­ Commerce, James Prowell. stan­ ing to accept the notion that a fair HOlI)tires ed the discussion by complaining share of American global busi­ MUiclO Rqtlurl.,t about the aoparent political moti­ ness woes fall squarely on the vation behlOd an ti-trust suits and sbouldet5 of management. banering contracts. Prowell said a fault of U.S. industry is its inability to do what the Japanese are able to do: to Cuervo Gold take the best products, alter them a nd make them for eltpoFl. Prowell said he wasn't blaming Margaritas U.S. industry. Instead, Prowell said, it is the fault of politicians. , "A POLITICIAN adds. nIlth ~ $1.50 ing to the United States .or... its eeonomy," said P, owelli ':The' only thing they do is redistribute All other Marga ritas our wealth." 50~ off \ViIliam Liao is a manager for th e Carbondale-based Industrial Marketing Wildlife Materials Inc., manufacturers of wltdlife radio tracking receivers. Liao wasn't as concemed;a&ut political influences as much as he was about the bouom line. Liao said Wildlife Materials is a small , impon-exporl business­ that employs 52 workers. He said the bulk of his business is- done overseas in India, China, rapan and Europe. ACCORDING TO Liao, high HumDDay overseas import duties coupled with costs that exceed S lOan Special! hour for wages and overhead has forced his company La export l..arge 1 Item. some of its assembly work. Lillo said a typical ~ assembly takes his ~ & 2,32 oz. Pepsis hows and costs $40. Includes Pl/chM of "Ir China," Liao said, " they Pepsi or Seer assemble those (same) parts for (with pram of age) wlfi; $L:95 Eal..JiiOrders ~"""IS." Because of those sav­ only U. plus Open for lunch Delivery ings be aid his company DOl. tox ships iIs raw malerials to Qlaa. Mon-58t 11 am Wea~ySpeclaltIGIY.rldwilh any Dlnet has Chinese workers do tbe ccupona. • .w..tku!lol'll. assembly and impMS the 6alshed producl for a total cost of $2, a 5Z;"I3lt4 savings of $38. "By doing that we can save a 101 ," and he added, "we _oow hiring people. ' ~ ~"~~ "11fFRE MUST be ~g Je Wrestling Every Wednesday ~ • N£:w Co~testants . '/ ~ thi:lweck ~ • Door prizes ~ • Starting at ~ MOSCOW (UP!) - Wilt ~ inlCm8lly. ation council of representatives Sov,iet budget spiraling GIIt-of Gorbachev IOld '.ielegates 10 a from the nation's republics will 10:30 p.m. control, President Mikhail congress of the Young meet Satuniay to look Into speed- I Gorbacbev said Thesday two IDJI Communist League Tuesday be ing up the!e&"",,"- government councils will __ wanted 10 spud up reform!.Jl) "The1lituation allows us to:n­ this weekend to WOlle 00 speeding "improve the situatiOll at the ciln\ diet that tIae wili1le very dim­ up radical economic reforms swner markel (and) do 'iway, at cult, but1Ieeessary, decisions; ' he Free Pool ~ expected 10 include slwp.pricl: least partially, with the dellcit, said. "We shall need the national , 50¢ Drafts ~ increases. . which poisons the whole almO- agreement on this question." - Last week. the Izvestia ~ sphere of public life iild IUISetIIes "The presideDI and the presi­ 51.00 Speedrails ~ ment newspaper revealed'"tbat people." • • , _ clcntia1 council intend to adopt an m:tional income declined far the The reforms desi,gned to evec' early package of measures to give firs1two mooths of 1990 by up to lUaily improve the cOnsUmer mar- fresh impulse to economic traJis­ ~:;~ 2 percent-the firsl negalive ::er:: boweyg;.. ~ ;JI _ _ ormations," he said. ~ growth t:egistered in Soviet hIsIo­ short ran 10110- fc1t:tlt obIlicalJy:'..J He did nol spell Oul ""acll, I ry-wh i1 ~ money supply higher prices. what measures would be laken w~~~~~ increaser! by 15 percent. Newspapers alllliiil moiir1I ~ve besides saying " the basic s. .Open 10:00 a.lD.- ~ The budget deil~jl last yeJI-r ...os spoken of an Impending "'shock initially planned fo. 1992 and 2:00a.m. ~ :192 billion, and otile. figures Iherapy"11J;balt-tl!e pr i~- 1993 should I.>e taken.insI!*Ilhis- Stop h.:re first ~ relcased"" tlv showed that the pres.ses atId _ ~it and early next )'tar." 'I1to.e before you hit government in 1999 primed twice worJllessrublcslDWm-_ 418 the yC81~ vaslpricebiltes_ a~ much money as in 1987 with get deficiL planned. DuMaroc's no COlJCSponding increas-e jn the "Unprofitable-alterprises"jill Gorbachev said he CXpcctea goods and services available. be ~1osed 8Dd unemp1oymenl.rn1 some opposition, at o"e point Open All Week Highway 51 Because the ruble is nOI con­ increase raSt" the official nows switching from Russian to use a North of (-dale veruble, '.he budget deficit cannot agency Tass said last week. "It ill Spanish ballle cry to make his 10am-2am be fmanced by foreign"" buying u",;lear whelher the population PQinL Sunday (2 miles north into the economy as in the United viii reconciltdtself to such a Stales. The absence of a money snock therapy." In addition, a total overhaul is Noon-2am of Dumaroc) markel of stoCks and bonds means Gorhachev said his presiclcntial being planned to bring price.' IOto lhe deficil cannOl be financed council of advisers and the feder- line with COSts of production. Page 10 Daily EgyptiJJn April ll. 1990

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-- .-'- April II, 1990 ·Daily Egyptian P;lgc II Untogether band ProfClSsional COMEDY Back Laundry Service too to come together Serving yo u for 25 years! Buckl Scattered players "In performance w~' re like the C.ELLAR Talking Heads or Brian Eno. We in "Proof of Utah" stick to the straight danceable sruff," he said. "This is not a sil- to play at Hangat down and watch a rt band. We wan I people 10 have fun and }vffrqy By Jeanne Bickler dance." Loun~romot Enlertainmenl Ed~or Simon said his is a very "high 31 1 W. Main energy band." 7a111 Til Midnight How is it that a band from "Live. we're a dance-party Michael Pace Champaign via Ohio, named band," he said. 549-1898 Wednesday Proof of Utah, became so popular Although Proof of Utah can'l April 11th in Weslem Europe and will play play all their recorded songs live in Carbondale tonight~ 9:00p.m. because they are "100 complical· II~1II1111 If this sounds Iilce a geographic cd; they do offer a good mix of 1."II••• Student Center impossibility, there is good reasOn new ami old music. foriL The band has rcc Qrd c~ five Big Muddy Room The band has moved around.,. albums_ Two of Ihese' are avail­ Admission: lo~ and al all times, one of the able in Wesl Germany a nd lwO band members is separaled from tie available in the United States. the others. Four of the members One album is nOI avai"'b~a\ all SI cunrenUy live in Champaign, and beeau,", il hasn'l boe ~ released one is living in CarbQndale. Sieve yet. Ward, vocalist and hai'mor.ic play­ Despile this confusion, Proof of er for the band, is a grnduale stu­ Utah is a band thaI is very much dent in an al SIU-C. logether. Brosco and Simon start­ Ward is the designer o f the ed the band in Bowling Green, band's unusug] album covers. Druo. oS:..- playing logether al a Because of Ward 's influence, patty. Proof of Utah founding memberS ShorUy after, the theybegan Louie Simon and Mike Brosco Lbeir own record label, Smiley are both starting graduale school TurUe Records and began making at the UniVClSiIy nexl fall. Marl<, Proof of Ulall IllllSicai bisUll'y. alias ''Chickenman," will be the band remaining membei' of the in 10In Champaign 1986, Proof and of releaUtah smoveded its ~~~~~~~::==~====:;:======~r Champaign. second album, ~ b Docsn't Maner Proof of Utah is a five-member MucIL" This IIbmn ..... dislribut­ "alternative" balId, with. Frank cd nationally and in Europe, and Zappa flair for lyrics. In fac~ this is one of the sold out albums. ba"d may be one of the few bands around that incor:poraIcs an CXlCn- The band's currall aIbwn, "Out sive vocabulary into its songs. of Orde!." is one o f the t~o Bat Proof of Utah is not inlCr- albums now available in the e sted in comparisons to other United Swcs_ Tbe album has artists. allracled favorable auentioo from " We mix. ' togeLber • whole several major national music bunch of diJIerenr s:y~s." Simon news mapzines. said. Proof of Utah will perform with In live ped'crmance, the band is Lonely Trailer, another band from diJf~ from its 1Ibwns, BroscO! ! ~paign; .. iQ"ok-\bfti&h\'.' aid.. :-R-Pr'." • ": • r I -.. ""-, Disney study shows people reject movie ads LOS ANGEUlS (UP!) - Wall Disney Co., defellCling its L'OI1IID­ versial policy of prohibiting advenisemems on ~ oaeens sbowiJlg Disney movies, ~ a study Tue.day showing lba • nearly 90 percent of filmgoen supponthe ..... "The policy we've adopted appears 10 be on the side oldie customers," said Jeffrey Katzenberg, chairman of Walt f.orne 10 the IBM l'Stl I·air. IIav( Hlme (,," with Ihf' Disney SIIIdios. "Our CIISIOIIIen bave spoken clearly. and we IBM Pcr.;onal ) ·lcIII/2. Try il-~(:c how ),ou ...an sbouId be IisIeDiog. " get more '\011<' in 1= lime. '1'11<'11 ask about; The study commissioned by • casy-to-usc, pn 'loa"'~ 1 Disney SIIIIpled 18,772 m0viego­ software pS/2 ers on Marcb 31 in 10 areu across Lbe COUlItry. Of 17,664 • ,;peeiall Slu<"'nt pri"'S* respondents, IS,838 - or 89.7 • alforrJabll' loa" payn".n s pet'OCIIt - said they did DOt lite The IBM PStl F"ir is a fun way to to see films preceded by )II'OCIuc! commercials- "'3f-n sorne valuable k'SSon . fo~ 6.. . __ . _ ... _- Dis.,ey IOld its exhibitors in (''II''ogc alld be}"nd. February that it would initiate • nlXOlllmercWs policy bc:giooioJ wilh the release of "Pretty Woman" in March. Theater PS/2 Model 25 with DOS 3,3 starts at $905 chains that did not comply faced . - being deniell funher Disney releaseS. PS/2 FAIR Disney said Lbe stlII'1e study. co,duc!ed by The National : Date: W.~dnesday, April-II th Resean:h Group, fo unci 95 percent of moviegoer. fa ored seeinl : Place: ;itud~nt Center Itallroom A clips 01 coming 8IUL-bons before feature mms. Camiog auractioIIs 'Hme: :00 a_m_ to 3:(l(>"p.m_ are not included in the ban. contact tht Computing Infonnation Center in the bas<:ment of " One has to wonder 'I1I1t¥ .dvertisers would want 10 silo", commercials and ha\'C JlOOIIIe Iloo =====-==' them .. Katzenberg IOld a news l;.&~~ conf~nce. " We just sensed that tt= were too many commercials­ 1~"=;...... ,~t4=:~I=~=:==:.=:;,:,,ong~o\;rIM'~'-~» and ~"Ille were getting annOyed \ ""Per_ISPr:v2 , ~~" ..ef'dlf1lOe!l'laft..'c.J.$_IQnaI~ . ~CorooratOfl (by) il." 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WASHINGTON (UPI) - but hidden costs of nuclear T here were 105.265 cases of The group said tho power." $4.95 worker exposure to radiation at Public Citizen called on the U.S. nuclear power plants in average worl.:ause of a was delayed Tuesday at least a equipped with three " auxiliary valve failure in APU No. 1 that week and possibly two because of power unilS" that provide the caused it to opera erratically. last-minute trouble with the ship's hydraulic muscle to move the The APUs are IIartCd just five power steering system. ship's wing flaps, rudder and minUIICS before 1iftoff when Ihe "!t's going to take time to sort rocket engine nozzles for steer­ shuttle co· pilot nips three thai. OUl and we don't have a spe­ ing during the climb to space. swiJches in Ihe cockpit on corn­ Thisyea& cine \.ar&el lot a ncw launcb The compact 85-pouod power Itl8nO from the \a\DICh COIIuol c!a\e," sai4 NI\SA Iauocb 4i=IDr URiIS. -. equipped lfi!!1 a 138- Raben Sirclc. "But it's going to hors~cpo>')wer Lurbln-;. Jiso ~ ~g with providing power ~ here requIred (or re-entry and land­ are three be probably between a weeI: and to steer the shurtle during two weeks down the road ... ing. ascen~ the APUs >Iso are used The delay was a frustrating dis· While a shuule technically to move critical propellant can fly with just one operational V!ilves that conlrol the oper1IIion first days appointment to Discovery's vCler­ an five-member crew and for hun­ .. APU," NASA night rules of the ~UUIe's three hydroFn­ dreds of scientislS with the space require all three to be working fueled main engines. telescope project, already running properly before a ship can be Located inside the shuuIe's of summer. seven years behind schedule and cleared for blastoff to provide rear engine compartment, each some SI billion ov>r budget multiple redundancy in case of a of the units is CXIIIIrOIIed by .. because of technical problems maifu'lOtion in tlighL 88-pound COIIIpUIe<. and, ultimately, the 1986 Challenger disaster. " The universe is 15 billion how many days of U.is we can years old. What's a few more take, emotionally." Illinois nets days?" asked a stoic Eric Discovery's countdown was Chaisson, a senior scientist with ticking slllOOlhJy toward a liftoff the Space Telescope Science at 8:47 a.m. EDT until shortly drug-fighting Institute in !loltimore. "The main after the T-minus five·minute concern is that the vehicle and mark when co-pilot Charles payload rem::in safe. We'll go Belden, 43, Gred up,the shUUle's grant money wben we're ready to go." three "auxiliary powec units." Still. the disappointment was AU five astronauL\ planned to SPRINGFIELD (UP!) - The apparent in the bloodshot eyes of fly back to their bomes near the Southern Illinois Enforcement With class sessions starting on three separate N ASA astronomer Edward Johnson Space Center in Houston Group will receive S131 ,052 in dares. Roosevelt Universlty's new summer Weiler, who said; "I don't know early Wednesday. 1990 under a new S2.8 million school schedule lets you enroll when you federal drug·fighting grant for want co. Elle"lif you howe vacation plans or Illinois. State officials also will " summer job. you an easily fit our classes Debaters return title creale a new undc:n;over drug unit into your calendar. in Central illinois under tbe Choose from ITlOre than 500 courses In expanded pogran. 20 undergraduate and graduare degree pro­ The Dlinai. Criminal Junice grams.We oIrer day. evening and wedowntown Chicago, Arlington ;;, Jerlanne K1mmlll it back this year at the national would be earmarI

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USG ELECTION DAY TODAY 7:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. Sto" Photo by Hung Vu Wayman Presley, who orIgInated the of the ClOSS. Presley Is now caretaker of the concepl of Bald Knob Cross, S!lInds In front site, where many attend servtces on Easter. VOTE FOR: Plresident Legacy of Bald Knob Cross Vice-President Student Trustee remembered by its originator Senators By Omonpee O. Whitfield Presley said. "F"mally, the minis­ of the Bald Knob Cilri'li8ll Staff Write, laS iOl together IIICI told me !hat FoundIIion, weft: asted to appear if I wanted to continue to have 01\ RaIpb Edwad's rdevisioo pro­ AT: Grinnel Hall Bald KDOb Cross, a \ocal tourist services 1 would have ID buy the gnm, '"Ibis is y_ Life. - aItt8Ction, bas become a [avorille -.- .. Lentz :., ,.J!I :~~~~ r~ ~~on "or; , I ", tlall pl."" of worship on Easler for Once Presley pun:/la!j6dlindOii UlC cross began as the IACC< fiarile any. Made solely of while Bald Knob MOUItlain, 'his VisiOll was comp\eIe. A year \alec, neon lIec. Center po , the IIO-fool tall ClOSS of the cross began to mallifest Iigbts were p ~ t around the steel ;,os me distinction of being the itselfwillt the help of members of framewort of l'>e cross. The wort Student Center tallest cross in the world. !he Bald Knob organization 8Ild was IXIIIIp\eIeo I in 1963. T!le concept of the giant while conlribuun. This year's Easter ",,\ebrati0ll cross originated with Wayman "l _ted a place where people will ...... the S4th lllllual EasI.er Presley. At age 93, Presley still of all colors and denominaIions, Sunrise service at Bald Knob ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ maintains the cross. rich and poor, could come 8Ild Cross. Although mucb time bas r After moving to 11>.:; Makanda worship the Lord together," passed since the a1JISS' COIISIrOC- area it> !he 19305 sbonly after the PreoIey said. "That's wilen 1 got Iioo began, Presley said he is as Hop.m fi0'- local Methodist cburcb bad dtr Idea 10 build the cross.- enthusiastic: about the cross aDd 1 burned, Presley wanted to bold From 1948-51, 116 people, the wbal it -.ds for today as he_ regular worship services near his original members of the Bald when he first conceived tbe a ~ borne. Kllob CbriSli8ll Foundation, thougbt of it years ago. lie began ID bold S::::dii,.. soc· promised 10 COIIuibulc SIOO eacb "The Cross was boillto be a vices 01\ a ~ plot of land in for the COIISInIClion of !he cross place 81 wbicb anyone can come Easter_ dessert. Bald Knob, inviting ministers of and p...... hise of the land. IIICI worship; Presley said. different denominations to speak D)' 1952, su£icient funds ~-*' Presley said that Tressie, bis eacb Sunday. According to b=I raisod to purcbase !he ...... "wire of 67 JCID, bas ~ a tpal TlIeIft nobeller way to celebrate Easter than with a Presley, the success of the ser­ riI.ls needed to COIISD1lCl the hue. help IIICI inIpiIatian with the Bald deIigIIItuI Baskin-Robbins ice craam &.onny Cake. Wa'l vices stirred up controversy Tbe hue, 24 feet deep, was .... ICDob Cross projoct. IIIIIke II just for in BasIdr,·.fIobbins ftaIIor. between some of the Melbodist entirely by hand and made of con­ Easter Sunrise ServIce 8l Bald you. yourfavorlte minislen and :.imself. creIe. ICaob Cross ill scheduled for So get hoppIn'! And order yours 1Oday. "Apparently they weft: jealous, ..,.. fame ofPresley's drons 10 Sunday. This year:, speaIr.er will even lbougb I bad auempted ~ build a aoss spread ..u OYer die be Rev. Gilbert Gee, pastor of ask some of the minislen ID come' country alld !II 19S5, ~sley, CongregaIionaI CbrisIian Oturch out and speak in lbe • ices,... · along wilb some of the members in Alto Pass. Litter of piglets helped build cross By Omonpee O. Whitfield Then, Outls did somethiIIg out multiply her earnings to con­ StaHWrt., of !he on!i'l8J')l. She let Flossie, tri~... te IX> the ero... Wayman her dog, who bad previously lost Presley, wbo 0IigilIaIed !he idea Myrta Ouus believed !hat her her 1i4er, nurse foar of :lie extra of the aoss, assured her !hat they pigs could help build B~ld Knob pigs. cooId. Cross, and maybe she was rititl Taking Cluus' four remaining Believing in the project witi: all Flossie was so successrc~ in pip IIICI distribu~ them III vari­ he. beart, Clutts made up her nursing the pip !hat soon tJy- ..... OUS larmclS, Presley W:!I able en mind !hat she would give money nursed by Flossie weft: bigg.z .... ' breed IIIId"e"entually sen more, 10 !he ):I'Ojecl DO III8IIe< what. bealdtier than !he otbeIs. and_pip. Hc,'Never, ClultS bad no job. Cluus said sbe bad nolbing but OUIIS reaped the benefilS as .. ~... theP!ls her faith in God. sold 14 o( the pigs, paid her esca\aIed IIIId was the main SOUICe • Cluus' faillt 900D began to pay pledge of SIOO IIICI bad more Iban of income for the Bald Knob off. One of her sows, Old Betsy, $400 remaining. Although 0U1IS Cross. The profit from ClulU' pip and tbeIt offspring was _ gave birth. Instead of !he usual bad given the pro:nised Ilnotal, nine or ten piglets, Old Betsy she said still Wlllted to ® more to tban S3O.ooo iii a ~year peri- '"~ ~.RCJBBINS '. delivered 21 pigs 81 onec. help willt the construcIioIHiC lie od. " Cluus, lhroagb lite sale of It6r Clu milized lbat Old Betsy cross. .Murdale Shopping Cer,ler 549-5432 II would not able to nur.;e all of lite pigs, made a"1arJo arnuibulion 10 " piglets, aDd some of the pigs Clutts said sbe wondered if, lite Bald ~uob Chri'~u Mon-Sat 10:30 am-l0:30 pm, SUn 1 ~)() pm-l0"30 ~1l _, would die. I tbere was some way sbe' codld FountIation. · ~ i Nau there's 1TW1f! to lot¥! US for! ,r - ---- April 11, 1990 Daily Egyptian Page 15

NINJA 600R 1986 exceIleni ClCltIdi!ion 16M PC , 2 dri ... " . 512K, graphic FOR SALE 52.900 O .B.O . 985·6940 Aft. 5pm. printer. color man . ~ & .oftwor. 51 \ SO. 5.t9-U19 t,.olI .. 5 WIDB WILL select new staffhea~ s for the 1990-91 school year wday and Thwroay. lne posi· lions avaiJabie are General Manager. Sales Manager, News 1- Director, ports Director, Rock Director, PSA Director and Chief l-... Engineer. Applications are avail· able at WIDB, 4th Ooor I)f the St'..dcr.t Center. en THE EGYPTIAN Divers en Scuba Club will meet at 6 v)nigh! in tio<: ~tuden t Center Orien'. ROC'-.I to ctiS(,llSS officer r!Ot. lir.. tUlOllS and o the <-'c.oec rafting trip. BLACKS IN Engineering and Technology will me<'~ at 6 lonight - in the Student COOler Mackinaw Room to discuss the NSBE confer· o ence. For deLa!1 call Demetrius at 53~741.

TIlE NATIONAL Organization for the Reform of Maijuana Laws • (NORML) will meet at 7 tonight in iii<' Studenl Center Cainth Room.

THE PHOENIX Cycling Team will meet at 7:30 tonight in the Roc Center Conference Room to dis· cuss the PrimHetlI Bike Race. 1- THE PUBLIC Relations StudeDt Society of Amerie& will l-... meet at 7:30 tonight in Lawson 221. Nominees for officer posi. Make Sure tions will pnesent their platforms en You Advertise Parts 8 Service and the elections for the 1990-91 en In The Right 1974 EI OO~ . p~.~! mobf, Iron., school year will Lake place. rac:lioIli"-A,., negoIiobIe. 457·5641 Professional dress is required. Place! STM THE CAR Dr. Mobile rnechcnic. THE COLLEGE Republicans C He (noles hc.n.e CDI •• 549-6J2A. 30 will meet at 7 tonight in the da,' ...... Stu ...... ,t Center Ohio Room. AUTONQRKS BODY & machcrical ~ . 14 )'R elIprience. ~ & THE ORGANIZATION of - D~ . s.t9 · S991 . Paralegal Students will meet at o 7:30 tonight in Student Center ~ctiviLy Room B. Pets & Supplies THE DEPARTMENT of PoIIlI1iiIn Coruml will prcsenL 'The '2 PAUl'S s.ullGlCAU.'( · ~~ • SI.on Conurb ; Ten""1 ' Noume ~. , ·,:i42- Water bf Campus Lake" at 5:30 ;;;:'/ ··~~~~~~~ ___ / 2213 ., •• :. tonight in the Student Cenler ":"~:;::;;lr..::t:::-_ sw::1 P«t r2 x 6!0 Sxano. 2 bdrm, J PEDiGREED HOlLAND lOP IxInny Kaskaskia Room. J /2 bo.h, ."eel, a/c. clo •• '0 t~ch~;:!a.~I8icc;:,! ...",.,I;..25lJ · • ' 8oby5SO. ca~s, reok)~rl. furn . I'V\ ...... ' r-r' siso. THE PRACTICE Law School AfvJ&Vi~di;mIl"I2 .60. goao, SIS. 687·4792. Admission Test will be given at 1 ~'s29~I.J:"':;:;;";" ~ :::::":tE~~ G';'P~~: p.m. April 18 at Woody Hall B· 1- 204. The fee for laking the lest is COAlE 12x50m.h. "ketwWrJrigand 5132 ale.. Ever1hing indo$3000 457·2011 GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPS . AKC. SIO. For decails and registration M 7llrW1. $100,00 r...oll5A9.8168 mar.erials COIII8Cl 'Jesting Services, ...l- 19 .. 10X65. VEIIY good ,,-, low GOlDE ... RfTRIEVER PUPS. ""C. Woody Hall 8-204,81 536-3303. ..;I. Good poo-I., 2bdim, ...... nnod. 5100.00CollS49.BI68 '-" cmpIII .. / .I-.cL $2700, 080. en 5A9·7335. Pd. 339. . ~ PRSSA I PYRAMID Public Sport. ing Goo-Js ReIaIions will meet 81 5 bIisftt in en C'OAIf, WE HAil!; 12 and 14 wK!.. 'be Speech Communication :;;;:'==-===,-::---".--1 ~~~ .~c:,.~~,~ SAIlBOAT, 16 FT. ~ and trei'-. Conference Room 10 do worIt on 536-331 " very good coneI..' S975. 457·7005 the cunent &lIXlUIIlS. C ~~~~~:""----I ~~J~=~A663r.'~~ 12 II. 55, 2 8ORM, gas heat, nice THE DEPARTMENT of condition, quiel, shodyf-\. ' 1N1e s. 01 SIll 457·5B16 Eng1isb .,d Sigma Tal Della will sponsor the English Day - Business Directory Convocation at 10 am. Thunday o in the Student Center AudilOlium. GOVEAHMEHT HOMES A!OM $1 (U For details CAli Daniel Silver at repoirJ- Dolinquent lax properly. 457-6200. Rep:meuion •. caf! (II 805-687·6000 EJd . GH·9S01 lor curren! repo tlol. GOVERNMENT HelMES fRQt.\ SI IU SIGMA TAU Delta and the • repaid. Delinquent 10. properly. VTlUTY BUX;., 8X12, WIRED, WlC\lrity Depanmoot of English will spon. • Shins, JactelS. H4tS, etc:. bpo~om . col (I) 8056876000 ~ ghe, v«y nice, SSOO. 549·7335 exl SOf the Ninth Annu.1 Harry T. .---"~ Cd. GH·9501 lor CUrreN,<"pO li~ . '.67 or 253-5131 . Moore Memorial Lecture by ·S-anl.-. GOVEl!HMEHT t«lMES A!OM $' (U . E...,. .\'ed is Stu day . 20% filfSH BROWN fARM egg., Stanley Elkin who will reid from 011 .. 5111_ uncaged. layan, no gro.... th Tbe MuGufrlD at 8 p.m. ~=!:l~~n~:,rt,;a80t8~ hormonu, ~ in area cili ... 102W.eoa.e ~1 Ext GH·9501 for alrren! tepa li5l. 684-5797 7 pm Thursday in the S'ludent Center J I .R. 1>.-tEVEL. loWide 100 '-hl,1 WESTING HOUSE WASHEIl & do)-, Auditorium. For details call Daniel I\l'Jl,lIl ,,",tl\I(I' 1- lilfting. $99,959 cal.t57-0588 do)- pod"" woW. nood...... u Fori Sil .... at 457-6200. sao Booh 0 .8.0 . Almond ...... y. old C.. ""r... SJO fodo

STOP PROCRASTINATING en will meet from 3 10 4 p.m. today in the Swdent Cenrer Obio Room. This worIcshop is designed 10 help o studcnIs 10 accomp1isb pis more eIIicienIly. TIlE UNIVERSITY Placement - Computers Center will 'JlOIISIlr an orimlllion 220 S. WUhlngton IOday o TUUO Xl. 640 K. 12 meg. I , 360 K. "utshop 8L 2 p.m. in Faner 529-5101 '""', ...... , F*>' ooIoWano, 5900. 2008. All S1~ who plan 10 reg. CoIIs.<9·J686. islet willi (Aacement mUSlIIIIaId an 1.______11 1 ~~~:'r29 .~':' · 9 pn, orimlaNJn. ~- Page 16 Daily Egyptian Aprilll,l99U

lo\v RENT. M'8QRO, nice, large. CAltBONOALE. FURN. ISHED. STUDIO IC'OALE-NICE, ':URN 0011 and two I GRrAT lOCAT.. J bdrm. fum., 319 E. I TOP C'Ot\lE l~TtONS . 2.3,41.5. :;~.~~ . ~: I;~1~;:~2~ dean, 1·2 bdrnu, corporl, no peb, cpl. lDrge IMng area, WIpOrote "-ilchen bdrm. duplex ql4' doW! to ~) (If I Freeman. 1 )'1.~. 5375 wm./SASO and 6 bdrm fum 1'lCIU\oI!l, no peli,1oOfne sleD/mo. 529·2535 alter 5 p.m. $3.50 Avail Aug 1, 68,4·3557 pm & fuU 6a:t~, ait condition. ne« 606E. Porlt:SI.l·S93·A737. I fall. No pots. S..t9· 1497 Iv. rneu. wilh wId. Col 68A:-.41dS. COMPLETELY RENOVATED, HUGE M'BORQ 1 SDRM apt., "nJum., w: ~u~~dry odlrtim,frH.poRing. TOP ('DAlE lOCATJONS. 1 and 2 600 & so.. &. 506 S. Wcnhingbn. A80RM . OUIET.N .W . Ne~hood . l00)'"!Ol" old urudure. Perfect bcation. water & trcnh pick-up. Call ok. 6 pm, qu",\ ... ~~n ~~. 57: Ibckm fum opatlmenll, no peti. Coil 5 •• •3 & ; Od rm. 3 13 Horu.emon 2 large .living ~. har~ Roo,.., )I..diOtn "llmolophere; quiet, ""e, nice 687-16,'1:1 V2bit. s of ~U'lal Hil Rd 549. 684·.4145. bdrrn. Sum. or Foil. yPIO( MlaM. Fit$l, ctdhcdrol ca1tng w/cc~ng lao. ~O '*3lixwhoc...· !,.. .:altd in e010y wol~ Ie) 6990 lOwV RATES fOR 1 or 2 bedroom in lml& Dep_CoR (C.P_R.) 457-6193 No Peb, 529-2013, 457-8194, an' C0fll>li~; like MW. clean. beouliful J. Corlervia.,corpeI, air,waler, CMJilabfe NICE 3 8DRM Aug J61~ J BDRM,A!C,gmheot,woJ.ar/o.-yer, :;;~85~"~ C,:I~. ~~~J",I!f.heJ. ~i:di~E~~ 1lQW, 985-2.555, ,457-6956. (quietl,large ~icheti : ~"!;~net. : Walet/ t ro~ /~n paid, $450/ mo_ to~ • • Summer, FalilSri:'l9 ieosa. 2 BORM, FURN ')f unI",m, quia or;; firtlf~J Sot 5O & Iecne_4 57·25,47. A"'9 IS, 5,49'-1 315 or 1-893-2376. ~lochc~rA';; ~~~~5~o'r~;. 457-,4422 near clinic, '"165 "'p, 12 mo leaM, "2 STORY, 5 bdrm. hawlo8 1or rent in C'DAlf4 8DRM,$6O(.Nomore lhon .d935evM j OR 2 bdrm crpb '",m. or unfum.,., 549-6125, ~4 9 - 8J67 . M'boro,caH687' 1964, !eave meuoge 2 ul'Ifeiated fl'8';*. Av(lil. May 15. No Feh, a/c, mUll be neat and clean FURNISH ED EFFICIENCY WITH fu ll on mo chme. ~;J, :~ . ~3~erbad, . 804 S. ".votl.Mayor Aug.ofw3 pm call ,457· kitchen, private balh. Summer, faU , 307 lYNOA, 2 bdnn, k.u nd ry r"'Om, 7182. spring. 529· 2U 1. carpc:rl. $365. ,4 bdrm on E Parit, 3 I r.:=:-:====, I SEDROOM A/C, corpeIed, S230 per lOVElY, NE\VER, FURN or unl'urn. 2 peapie rwed 1 more, unique. SISOall rr';.. "' " ~·~-- ~ monlh 4567·480 (A?Ortmeni C· l bdr ,., . , nea r Kroger/C~n i c . Renl Ju ne(!f ~!/:~:Zl, i~II~~:,n~n~ It .. _ M~blle H~ ~ t GiodyI). ' Aug.Very Nicel S375, 529-2187. 1eu)"Olol r.,llor UrrmBf" lann loa 529. 12 X 65, 2 EDRM, nice Iacotian, OI$O:)UNT HOUSING 1 2 3513. and bclrm ::;fc~ · ~ · ~i:tnl':~7sr. S275/mo, S200 I~t, CMJiIablr 5276. AUJj .Mr.." 5.(,.;' --2 401 or " 51 · ~,~~)'..me::"~A~~~Wof 2RM.,FlmN,~~ , bath , bdrmJ1v . ]A - _ =FUI!= N""SH"'m=-IJ[=Sc-. -=ONE=-,.bIo<.... EXCEUfNT 1 OR 2 beclnx,m, 1ow wm­ ~-.f,;; :;. ~. :.r.!~l7~~ · 1deoI1or mer & fal ralM, Carpel, air, some fum., ~. oj 410W, Fr..-ncn-3 bdrm., SSI0/mo.; 2 bdrm., S375/mo.; 2BDRM.Cl.OSETOco"P'I,porking, 457-4608 0( 457-6956, 536-6956. efficiency, SI 90/mo, R..ducedwmmer lawn 1I'IO'W'ing."~ S. JornIs. $350, · SYCA.MORE" APTS. AT ·910 W~ · raielo. 687-4577. 529·1218,457·.(210. Value 4 )'OUr S. Sum & Foil-limited APTS,HOU! :'''''':::-:lER=S'-do'---..-:-Io--=SlU''" . 2 BORM HOUSES . Air, carport, Avo ~ab.1i1y, 4Sl-6193.(C.P.R.) I BEDroOM APARTMENT behind ~;~ ~.l~~mm.Of foil. 529· ~~5~~~~~ ' $335 UniY • .MaD. Unih avail. in Apn1, May & AU!). 5,49·8294. GEORGETOWN APT. lOvay newer I II ...... , •••••••• I.IU ...... U ...... • ·1 film.. or urdUrn. Renting fal, IUrnmnr fOf 2, 3, • poop.. 0;."..,. _ lo-S,30 do; ly. ~2"' 1 .7 ~~~~~~~ ~ min from cnrnp" . 68A·3919.. WEOGEWOCX> HUS, 2 & 3 ~., DISCOUNT HOUSING -E QUAUTY HC:».-\E.S Fl..RN.grk -..n~ I"u n. "arase . hed, quial part lot- faR MIn. No peb. 457-6538. Ia ~ t . 5 bd.-m house, fum. 549· HCIOSES 1·2·3·" ~m. Suri1rr.-, fol 5<;S:;.9·7,,,,I.~S::. ====."..,;;~ ~i OUSES APARTMENTS ~ r ~~~~~;;( "57' 5128. eEl-AiRE MOSILE HOMES Iotin i:Ol -2 bedroom , fumished -1 bedroom § pI.iy of vet)' dean and wei mo il1- toin8d ham... 12& \ .. wid. .... ith2o; washer & dryer, carport furn ished J bd=. Ali ~ !urn . ...! .10....1. Only -3 bedroom , fumished, -2 bedroom 2 bLxh from can\?u,. No pen pIem.8. offiCII open 1·5 Man·Fri., 11 '4 Sal 1& 1 f2 bath, washer & furnished 529·1,422.

dryer, carport PRIVATE COUNTRY SETTlNG, Foil, eJl­ tro nice, 2 bdnn, 12)1 60, fum , a;. , lrg 0-4 bedroom, fumished, 101, reosooable. No F*I, 5419·4808 E washer & dryer, carport JACKSON MOBIlf f-DMES, Fum., 2 bdrm Mobile Home. wilh water & lro.h 2 BORM, SMAI..l, dean, new- COfP!I, incl. ore QYa~ . in a dean quiel and well do... k) SIU, S22O, Southwood pOrt!; , kept ccurt cbe k) Conpl$. Sum. Of ~ALSO TOP C'DALE LOCATIONS I 529·1539. AIfOiI. now and wmrner. .( BlOCKS TO CAMPUS 3 bdrm fum. , ~~:54~ ' =i~ 1305 S. Wall, Tfoiler-'6. : : well kopo hou.., ~ 1"", 12 _II. OfllapbY = HOUSES APARTMENTS = ...... 8 ...917 . CAR80NDAlf I OR 2bdnn k.coted in 3 1!DRJ,;1«:lME...... Irig,Iumi.J.od, unaD qui .. po';', call 529·2 .. 32 o r E 2 bedroom, fumished 1bedroom , fumished § 3. ~, Iaoge ..-.d )ani . ....1 .S4-2•• § _804 N. Bridge SI. - 805 W. Main #1 § June.. $.aS 529-1 218, 457,"210 • _909 A &.G W. Sycamore 9Q1i 'II. SY6alilere : 3 bedroom, fumished #+;-#2 E ~ - AQ2" ~~, ~Qa, & 406 2 bedroom, fumished : g :~-~ ~~r;,e _'905~~ffi:3~ ~~roe ''" ~~~.,; : ~l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~[~}~~~~~~~~ =LUXURY EffiCIENCIES ~ , #5, #6 =(for grad & law students only) - 805 W. Main #5 =:. _ 408 S. Poplar - 806 N. 'Bridge . #+, #2 (duplex) - 806-112 N. 8rid;JE #3,#4,#5 (!fipIex) NO PETS 684,·1145 **********; •• II ••• II .. Ulll ...... ,~ .!!,!'!I..!!~~!I!'!!!!!J * ! FOR RENT : * ONE BEDROOM TWO HEDR OOM TIfREE BEDROOM mlJR BEDROOM * * 502S.u..oridge#2 Hands-OldRL!3 5OOW. CoOege#2 __ * * 507 W. nalrd S09 1/2 S. Hays 305 Crestview .Hands - Old Bt. !3 * SI4S.u..eridgell4 402 1/2£H...... ~ 402 £ H...... * 602 N. Quico 406 1/2 £ H...... Hands _Old RL !3 408 £ H_ One bedroom * 403W.E1mll4 408 1/2£H...... Sl3s.na,. 610S.1..oJlIn * and efficiencies. * :t:~';:~ 703S.1IUnois#202, 402 £ H...... 614S.1..oJlIn * Clean, furnished, * ~ #203 408 E. Hester - 413 VI' Uaull * and wellmai>ttained * :-w. Maln SIS S. Logan 4081f2 £ H_ 514 N. 0_ * 5071f2 \\( Main (rmll 614 S. Logan SIS s.1..oJlIn _ -Old Bt. 51 aparttnents. - rr!lllillg/or 1990-91 - 1,2, 3 & 4 bedroom apIS. * 703 S. minols #102, 507 1/2 W. Main (bk) 610 S. Lq;an fIVE BEPRooM * * #201 207 S. Maple 614 S. LoGan 405 s.1leveridge * (furnished + unfurnished) 414W.Sy<>more 3OIN.Sprinb.... #I,#2 202N.Poplar#1 300£ College Offla Open Mon .-Fri. 8-5 * * Sa/.1O-5 west) 414 W. Sy<>rnore lOwer - Old RUI 312 IV, College * (.... , * ·112 sum_r rate- 406S.UnI "~ l y #l , (_,west) SlOW.Walnut #I,#2 -30Ser.s,,1ew ~=':""""'T"1 CARBONDALE * ~ 82d W. Walnut #2 FOURnEpROOM 411""t8R188 ~ * 334 W. Walnul #1 THREE BEDROOM 503 N. AUyn 514 N. OaklJmd * MOBILE HOMES APARTMENTS * TWO BEPROOM so:t N. Allyn SI4S.ll

ATIENTION- POSTAl JOBSI Siorl SII .Al!hourl for appIicotion infor­ mation toll (11601: ·~ 18 · 8885 . E.o.t. fJ,. 1793, 60m - 10 pm. Tdayl ~ ' HI~~! GOVERN M...~ jobs. - )'OU, Oft'O S17,840 S69,ASS (0111-602-838-8885 IIilMl!3f1eI3i3i!i! •• j ~~3~~~~:S~~J S!': 3512

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For More Inf,,,rn,,,!inn Call 536-3311 Page 20 Daily EgypliDn April 11,1990 NOTEBOOK, from Page 24-- ~ CHECKERS Hot hitting Ctlntinues Tim Davis (.362), senior center Saluki pitchers held the Braves fielder Doug Shields (.361), to 24 hilS ir. the series. SIU-C leads the Valley in """" junior third baseman Mike The Salukis' defense has sup· ~ NIGHT QJJB batting. One of the hOliest hillelS Kirkpalrick (.357) and junior left porlCd the pilCbers wilb a confer­ on the learn is senior shortstop fielder Bob Geary (.341) form a ence-leading .972 fielding per­ Dave Wrona. fTightening lineup for opposing r.entage. The Salukis have only 24 ~~ Wednesday Wrona, who slartcd slowly, hit pilChers. l".nors this season. .535 (I5-for-28) last week and Shields says the 5aluki offense Jon'!s moved junior Mike drove in 12 runs. He homered in has been a team effort. Kirkratrick from firsl to third, three consecutive games, includ­ "Right now it doesn't maller Wrona went from third to short­ who we put in there because the ~D ing a grand slam April 3 at stop and Er.d·,brock moved from C Evansville. The switch-hilting attitude on tho team is that we'll shortslOp to fi cst ba .... AR sloortstop raised his balting aver­ get the big hit in a key situation," Jones' moves have paid divi­ L A age more thanl40 points last Shields said. "Everyone feels that dends. Kirkpatrick has made only week and is hittin~ .364. Wrona they are going to be the one to do three errors at third. Wrona and L F was named the M,ssouri Valley it. And when you're that confi­ Davis form a solid combination in Conference Pla)"er of the Week dent, things seem to fall into the the middle of the infield. Dayis T for his elTorts. right place." has only one error ~ . second. Wrona is pari of a red-hot Endebrock, who committed 35 S Saluki lineup that clubbed 46 hilS Pitching, defense thriving errors at shortstop last season, has against Bradley last weekend. only one error at first base. The Salukis' pitching has not + Right fielder Brad Hollenkamp The Salukis always can depend went five-for-seven with three been too shabby, either. on Shields in center field. Shields RBis in the Sunday doubleheader. Sophomore right-hander is el"forless this season. Hollenkamp raised his average to George Joseph (4-0) and senior Hollenl:amp has just two errors in right-hander Chris Bend (4-01 Mr. Bold .402- right field and Geary has three in "We've been able to hit in hurled three-hitlCrs in the double· lefl clUlCh sibJations with men on and header sweep Sunday. it's not always lbe same person," Joseph received help from AI "I think defense has been one Enough Said Levine and shut out Bradley 4-0. = Jones said. "A lot of different of the big surprises," Jones said. 457 -2259 760 E. Grand players have conlribulCd with two Bend is 18-5 in four seasons with "We shifted Mike Kirkpatrick OUIS and men in scoring position ," Ihe Salukis. from first to th ird nOt knowing The MVC has the dubious task Sophomore right-hander Sean what would happen. And Mike of cooling off the Saluki offense. Bergman just missed a shut om in has done a very good job for us at SIU ARENA PROMOTIONS "''''0;:'''',. Senior catcher Malt Giegling his 9-1 complete game viclory. third. And Dave Wrona, Kurt (.375), sophomore first baseman Bradley scored a tally in the top Endebrock a.,d Timmy Davis Kun Endebrock (.370), junior of the ninth. have done a great job. From a designated hiller Boyd Manne "We could have had two defensiye standpoint they've done COnlT (.363), senior second baseman shutoulS," Jones said. real well." WITH SPECIAL GUEST DEDE, from Page 24----- BAD ENGLISH Darnell's s uccess this year acuWly living at home, but I still of hard and I was .. ild enough so SLIP didn' t come by chance. After a get all the benefils of home," he could get some work in. I just OF'· TH: . TONGUE tear in her rotator cuI! in January Darnell said. "My parenlS and kept working with him and he is TOUR... of 1989, Darnell has been on a grandparents come to all the the main reason why I am where I rehabilitation program and iifting games. It's really great to have am today. weigh IS to get her shoulder in lbem here and be as supportive as ''M y dad has coached me ever theyare." shape. since I could pick up a ball. 'n "I seem to be a lot stronger this Darnell altributes most of her college he feels a little lost yeat." Darnell said. "\'ve gained success to her father, Ron, lbe because he's not out there telling ,~ree mph 00 my {asIball Ihis year assistant softball coach at and I'm a lot more confidenL Carbondale Community High ;r e wh;;l_~!9.... de· :""H.'" ulU. IOA.:JI. qUl "I need to tee/! o n the rehab School.'ll-llCJ-e Damellj?layed SIU·C coach Kay and stay with the weights because prep ball. ,~ Brechtelsbaucr always has if 1 stop now I'm just going to get "My dad catches for his fast­ stressed to her team the imper... weaker and I'll be right back pilCh soflball team in the summer tanee of keeping up the grad<>:&j; SATURDAY, APRil 21 AT 8:00 P.M. where' started. " and , think he really just wanted and Darnell has taken it to heart. ' , Being from Carbondale has ilS someone to throw to so he had me A radio/television m ajo";·,. TICKETS: $17,50 RESE'!VED advantages for Dannell. oul there almost every day." Darnell maintains a 3.67 GPA and ~ "I live in the dorms so I'm not Darnell said. '" could throw kind made lbe Deans' List last fall. ~ ON SALE NOW! SIU Arena TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: 618-453-5341 ~ SUIT, from Page 24----- STUDENT CENTER C.T.O. CHA RGt'B'Y'PHONE cou"t to issue a permanent injunc­ Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals scrutiny as long as there exislCd a RECORD BAR tion against lbe free agency sys­ in SL Louis last year. certified bargaining representative DISC JOCKEY RECORDS tem and another coun order to The three--judge panel, hearing of the players. Since then, lhe COUNTRY FAIR halt any future plan for a wage a ieague appeal of a ruling in the NFLI'A has declared itself decer­ SHEEHY' S FOODLAND - MARION CONCERT SERIES seale that would apply a ceiling tified as a union, clearing the way NFLPA' s 1987 antitrust suit SIU ARENA SPECIAL ~vi;1\l flO TICKET OFFICE on salaries {or individual players. against the league, ruled that the for individual players to sue for The monetary damages sought league was shielded f",\" antitrust antitrust damages. by the players represent lbe dif­ ference between what the player would !lave made on an open market versus what be made under the NFL's reslriclCd market Lookout and all damages awarded in ar,titrust cases are lripled. "We (uUy support and encour­ below age lbe playe,s in their suit and we hope that they are successful," Gene Upshaw, executive diJector of lbe NFLPA, said in a state­ ment. "The NFL's restraints on player freedom and movement are ptenUy illegal and we feel confi­ dent that a jury will agree." The strategy of filing suilS by individual players against the league rather than by the NFLPA s te ms from a decision by tbe It's time you gave yourself a GSE'" Puzzle answers If you're sexually ac1M!, you should knc7.Y aboullhe GSE. GSE SI2nds tor geniiaI seif-examnation. Ifs I ForYOU rree ~G:ie.r.~ IhIS~ --- il a simple examination yru can gi"" yrurself to check lor any signs or syrnptcms 01 a sexually transmitted 1 =~~~408Il 1 disease. Send lor yoUr Iree G5E Guide locay. Be­ 1 N... __ I cause when ~ comes to sexual relallonships, Ihere are some importanlthlngs to look out 'ex 1 1 To receive )IOUC free GSE Guide, simply fill cr.t and retum the coupon or call, toI~fre3, 1-1100-234-1124. 1- 1 I ~~~ oS::-.,n ZIP ~"~~~d~_~~__ _ I April II , 1990 Dail), Egyptian Poge21

Wynne rallies CuBs White Sox IDeal of the Week' """ ..' 4/ 11 - 4/17'1 nip Brewers, • .- ' c !,. \'. . -.'. KENWOOD KRC - 2003 past PhiladelpHia Cassette Car S tereo move to 2-0 :.a TN . -. Auto Reverse CHJCAGO (UPI) - Chicago called upon," he said. "I gOI a STEREO . Manager Don Zimmer, seemingly good part of the bal on the ball." M1LWAUKEE (UPI) - • Music Search relaxed at the se,;I.5on's outset, is Ryne Sandberg opened the The While Sox had a gift of $1 Q900 • Line -C!.lt Iwing Ihe chips fall where they eighth with a single and went to nine walks and two uncamcd only - - • S e p_ Bass/ Treble may. second on a wild pilch by Jeff runs from the B rewers, \, 618 E. Walnut . Easlgai€ Shopping Cenler • Co;honcoie " I' m not wo rried," said Parrelt, 0- 1. After Llovd allowing Lance Johnson and Ihe res' of Ihe Chicago play­ Zimmer afler the Cubs rallied in McClendon struck out, [ira('~ was the eighth inning Tuesday to win inrentionall y walked. Lui'. Salazor ers LO spoil Mi lwaukee's home opener. their opener, 2 ~ ]. over the singled 10 cenler, bUI Sandberg Philadelphia Phillies. was thrown o ut on SiJ Johnson delivered a two­ WALLACE INC. ~ "When we win every game is Campusano's throw to catcher run single in the sixth inning fun and when we gel beat there is Darren Daulton. Tuesday and Scou Radinsky Spring Auto Fitness Special! nothing we can do about Il. I'm Grace then ca me home on rcclJrdcd his first major­ nol going 10 be any differenl from Wynne's single. league vi ctory. leading 12-Point Inspection Special lasl year." Despite the jess, PhiUics man­ Chicago to a 5-3 victory in $12.95 It was fun, albeil and cold with ager Nick Leyva was quile Lh e Brewers' hOlne opener. We wi ll inspect the following 12 vit al areas of your MAZDA: a game time temperature o f 30 pleased with his team's !lcr[or. "' n,e guys :;Iayed grca~" degrees and a northerly wind of mance. said hicago Manager Jeff 1. Engine 7. Tires Torborg. "'I'm pleased with 26 m,h. The game drew 7,791 " It was a prelty good game BaTtery the ellon." 2. 8. Sl!s p ~ n sion fans, the smallesl Opening Day overall. Bruce (Ruffin, the starter) 3. Bra kes 9. h hdust S stem crowd for the Cubs since 1983. pitched good, and thai's a good The Whire Sox also had a 4. Ughts 10. Emission Controls Marvell Wynne, baiting for sign. He kepI us in the game. He 2-1 viclOry over the Brewers 5. Air Co nditio n ing 11. Steering pilcher Les Lancasler, singled was around the plare and he'll be on Monday in Chicago. 6. Co oling Syste m 12. Transm i:&;on Optration sharply to rig;" 10 score Mark effective if he can stay like thaI. Milwaukee commiuc.d two Grace wi th the winning ru n. "The game was well played on errors thai provided Iwo runs ~----~------Should any service be required, an estimate will "It's dice to see a guy coming both sides. If we play like thai we and issued nine walks lcad­ be provided at no COlit or ob!ig . tion. off the bench and get thai hit," gal a chance LO win. U ing to Lhrcc more runs. said Zimmer. "That's a big hit not Sandberg tied a record for mOSI " It wouldn' t have mal­ 457-8116 only for him, bUI also for Ihe consecutive errorless games span tCfed who was on the other 317 E. Main' Carbondale club." ning two seasons by a second s ide Icday," Milwaukee Wynne came inlO the clubhouse baseman with 91. Joe Morgan sel Ma na ger Tom Trebc!horn between mnings to Stay !oosc. " I the record in 1977-78 with the said. jusl wanled to be ready if I was Cincinnati Reds. NHL investigating Norton incident u"liONDALE, N.Y. (UPI) - was under investigation by the York said Z iegler was al home Th~ guarantees after Lhe third NHL. walching thrce games. He only game of a bad-blood hockey Mallelle rammed Norton inlo assessed fin es for ('ame I. Player series were no sweep and New the boards from behind after the suspensions are left 10 NHL Vicr York Islanders defenseman Jeff Islander already had been spun President Brian O'Neill, who will ~s~ ... Norton would live. away from the play by a jarring make the decision on Mallelre. We have great summer jobs for YOU! At the expense of Norton's con­ but clean check from Chris Nilan. The absence of NortOn on the We're specialists in fi nding summer jobs that are ideal f"r cussion, the Islanders claimed The penalty in faci had 10 be Islanders defense may be com­ college students. Jobs that will fit your Skills and your their first victory of the postsea­ called by a linesman because the pounded. by Game 3 injuries to SCHEDULE and ofter TOP PAY and valuable experience. son 10 draw within 2-1 of the New referee was so far away from the blucliners Doug Crossman and Let Olsten fin,j you summer lobs that 'eave enough time York Rangers in their best-of· incident to stay with the game Gary Nylund. Crossman suffered seven rl/"SI-roupd playoff series. action. for your summer tun. a hip flexor and Nylund a contu­ II'" .111 • It.' • After the IsI""ders rallied for • "bearing is scheduled and s;Qn (() lhe JaJee late in lhe game JObs ava.lable in Chicago and suburban areas. two third-period goals 10 force the Mallette is deemed 10 have had Monday. Both are day 10 day. Ca" the otfJce nearest you! ftrst overtime. Brent Sutter scored iote.'l to injure. he would receive the winner 59 seconds inlo the a match penalty. Although the LaFontaine was upgraded to second. The winning goal was LaFontaine concussion r.alled for possible, although he is suffering aideO by a power play bridging no action -- resulting from a effects of the concussion, soch as the extr" iGns after the clean check by James Patrick - geLlininauseous when bending 10 Ranger. ill~tc I~ivcd a the Islanders' retribution tactics lace his skaI£s. major for boarding resulred in S30,000 worth of fines " He's being very careful, even Norton. 10 the Islanders and Coach Al answerinc questions," Islanders Norton, ",as released from Arlxlur from NHL president John center Bryan Trottier said. the hospital ' 1 uesday after spend­ Ziegler. " We've been l£3Sing him. ing the night lisred in fair condi­ Islanders GM Bill Torrey was tion, is highly doubtful for Game asked after Game 3 if Ziegler hod "You know, Pally and NOrlY 4 Woo nesday on Long Island. been present al Nassau Coliseum. are two of our most rcsillicnt The incident, only the latest in a "No, and he wasn'l at Game 2 players on the team. They look chain that began with Islanders either," Torrey said. " I guess he like they're the dead, then binge center Pat LaFontaine's co ,cus­ figured he did enough." they' re back. They'll both be Do You Care AbDut People? sion in the series opener, Tuesday An NHL spokesperson in New back." Do Y~u Care About Health? Fonner boxer tells of steroid effects BECOME A HOUSTON (UPI) - Former mined 10 keep youngsters from as myprcsenl," he said. " Slcro;ds heavyweighl boxer B~b HazellOn experiencing the same fare. can cause problems in your body has Spenl the pasl IWO years tour­ Hazelton. who lives in San that you can't detecl until iI's 100 ing the cc'mlry speaking against Antonio. began using steroids lare." the use of anabolic sreroids. during the 19705 10 help him gain I)ffcrcd a job to lOur as a body­ "I can' t leave you with any weight af"" being knocked out by goard with the rock group Heart, - HEALTH---­ one-li ners," he rells his audience. George Foreman in the fIrsl round Hazellon ignored his firsl costly "I can jusl say, 'Look ,it me. '" of a 1969 bout. He ",oved to confronta ~:m with steroids and Hazelton, 43, was once a 6- London where a doctor intro­ began building his body with fOOI-5, 190-pound athlete. He is duced him to the sleroid deca ~em again. In only thr"" w<'Cks, ~ADVOCATE now confined 10 a wheelchair, durabolin. hiS rlghl leg clolled and was having h.d both legs amputated. " I was lold it was a vitamin amputared in 1987. pill," HazlelOn said. • Re ceive qua lity training fro mhea lth profmional: I·k !".:J.s ;)uffc.~ two heart attacks A survey conducted at Deer and rccen~y had an infecled hip Steroids, accompanied by .• Receive va luable practicallVoric experience weighl training, will build mass, Park nigh School in April 1989 muscle removed. showed 11 perccnl of the j unior • Receive C~lIr$ 8 credij fo r se rvice to others " I gel very, very Slid talking 10 but the potential side effects are and senior male athletes admitred these kids because I ge! 10 think­ alanning. Sieroids can produce 10 usi ng sreroirts at least once. ing it could have been ",e out liver tumors, heart disease, psy­ For rnor. inlormllion or on .pp!iution, ... 11 the chological aggression and slerili­ " It's sickening when you see a there listening." Hazelton said in 101 of schools who lurn Iheir W. ll nlll C.nt.r, S36-#4t . or 110, by - Ku n.r his appeal Monday 10 students ai Iy. H, li won tho IIr.II from ill. H.. lth S. rviu. Ha7P!!...in'S steroid consumi'Lion backs and say iI's not a problem," Deer Park Junior High. "I've hod Hazellon said. kids come up to me a ;;~ s V, began al aboul 600 milligrams a ' We've had people come in here week and increased 10 more than " I wenl 10 a school (in ~;alt and talk to us, bUI they don'l give 3,200 milligrams when he left Lake City) where they said ~Iey us the true experience about what boxing and Slarted body building. didn'l have a steroid problen;, bul happens.' II's 1101 a quick fix, bUI Hazellon grew in size and wanred 10 make the kids aware of a quick way 10 ~... graveyard." strength, bUI the steroids finally drugs. Afler I finis'led talking, rotl of Until 1986, Hazelton had no look their loll. He began com­ five of their first-string varsity Your slue qualms aboul steroids. After all, plaining of pain in his leflleg and Stud. ", fool ball players came up 10 me W f!Jln­ H.olth ' J"ogrom he had bulging biceps and could doclOrs found a 3-fool blood clOL and said, ' Wc've dof'lc steroids.' I O CentfJr bench press 525 pounds. Now ite "For my birthday (Nov. II, haven'l been :0 ~ school yel Ihat knows differen~ y. and he's deLe.::- 1986), I got my left leg amputaled didn't have steroids in it" Page 22 Daily EgyptiJm April II, 1990

Opening Day eMM:RM'S"~l..ACE Even Bill Buckner receives a standing ovation Weeknight's Specials Buy 1 Dinner at Regular Providence J0umc'i.1 back at its triple A team in nUT HE SPOKE publicly for Pawtucket for its future, Evans is the fIrSt time all spring. Opening Price - Get 2nd Exact Same BOSTON - It's been said that the last link to the past Back to Days are no time for lingering Dinner at Half Price! time begins on Opening Day. the days of Yaz and Pudge and EI animosities. The grass looks a little greener. Tiante. Of Riee and Lynn. He is So there was Clemens in lhe Op~n at The old ball yard looks a little the only one left now. clubhouse afterward, standing 4:30 pm 100 S. III. Ave. 529·1566 fresher. It's a day when we arc Making Evans' feat even more before a media horde in a black reminded once again of the urne­ special was Lhal il was only a warmup suit and a dark visor with Icssncss of Fenway Park, one of week ago he was found to have a pink swatches in it Jock chic. the few constants in a fast-food bone spur and a small stress frac­ He said all the perfunctory world. ture in his back. He was given an things about how his tcammateS Opening Day is all about injection with to break up the spur made his job easier by getting renewal and second chances, and ease the pain. him some early runs. and how he rebirth and the possibility of spent the aficrnoon trying to keep redemption. A day when the long, AT THE TIME it seemed like the ball "low and hard." He said cold winte: is finally over and some harbinger of things to como, how he and new catcher Tony anything sec,"s possible. _ a reminder that players don't last Pena worked well together. forever. Even those who have SO IT WAS only fitting that beeome a pan of so many of our WHAT HE didn't say was why the day staned with a standing summers. his locker has "Posscssed/RebeI" ovation for Bill Buckner. Who Evans, like Buckner, seemed to wriuen above it, while the others needs redemption any more than step out of some time capsule. aU have names arove them. Then Billy Buck, the man whose Before the game Evans was in again, maybe some things should become a symbol of Red Sox the batting cage, doing situational remain mysteries. frustration, a man who will Corey· hilling. Then Clemens was asked why er be remembered for the routine Right before Evans' last swing. he went through spring training ground ball that rolled through his Sox hitting coach Richie Hebner wearing number 14, his personal MO legs that cool October night in whispered, "Bottom of the ninth , homage 10 the deponed Jim Rice. 19861 two out, nobody on." " Out of respect for him and e, ~ what he accomplished here." he Regardless of what you may EVANS SWUNG and the ball said. "I would love to see him ·~"M.~1W'1 think about the Sox's deeision to went shooting up into the blue come baCK a nd get his 400th let Buckner, 40, go L" spring sky, eventually falling into the homer, which he feels wiU help training. and regardless of how screen in left him for the Hall of Fame." €ustom--Des ~ea successful his comeback is, how "Game's over." Evans said can we not applaud what Buckner quietly as he walked out of the has done? He has beatr.n the odds cage. just by being on the "pening day gO;~~l~dd~~~~~~~:e:: -1-&-1.-_-1(-1-) , roster. He's been a small portrait said I was crazy, but that I should r It also was fitting that Wade -c of the triumph of the spirit Boggs staned out "-" if the off-sea­ do what I wanted to," Clemens _I I son is jus, a mere weekend away sauL " So I told hun I was goong BEFORE THE GAME, from work. He single1 to right L. ~~:~•• hiS number in s pr in~~ ' 1 E]I( PRE S S Buckner came out of the dugout the first, then singled again in the I to a thunderous ovation. trotting second to knock in a run. Wadt: And, of course, it was the mo . Db. in that familiar gait, like an old the hiuing maebine. fitti ngofallthattheSoxwon5-~; 0.. e s man running to catch a bus. over Detroll '0 iii He took off his blue cap and IN THE SEVENTH,he legged It was a day for believing in I St. Lou s Sly e P zzas I.• I waved as the cheers came down another single into a double, stid- renewal and second chances. A all around him. The cheers saij ing in ~eatly to avoid the tag. The day when the long. ~old winter I 2Small Ch Pizzas f $r!25 that all uespasscs were forgiven. crowd gave him a standing ova- was finally over and anything eese or., -;. Even those that once cost the Red tio~ if to say tha ·last ~ is ,"lIOCmcdJUlSillc.'· - • -.' - .. So. /he World Series. officially over. Margo. Tho mag- A day when BjlJy~ .,Buck I QH It also was litting that /he Sox nifying glass that Boggs spent the returned, Dewey knocked-in 11>= 2tar Ch Pizza l $9~ got their first three runs in the seasoo under. All orit runs, Wad .. got three hits and ge eese S lor I first inning courtesy of Dwight Roger actually spoke! A day I Evans' double into the comer in And it also was fitting that when the Red SOX W(s roster opponnnily. II's up 10 me, alone. nothing like this. Iteel ... well ... I al the time) telling me 10 get oul 10 tty and make iL" rcally CIlII't PUI inlO words how I of the game. but I wanted 10 pitch. feci." "My arm was shaking so bad I NORRIS WAS in the A's farm had to pul 11 between my legs 10 system last season and overcome NORBI-S WAS the loaSI <;I a.tIand bact in 19111. He rode a r.;-~1O~i! ~ ~a:...m:: ::S:2 in·ibCv.-lIil·.tt,-,m.ifHii.S limousine to the sradium before gelOUL" -fl!e..1WpIe-A PIocific II ...... each staning assignmenl~ The 21 i rl slands were filled widl adoring FBilly Martin had no bullpen so Norris was I&beled a substance "WE'VE GOT a good idea of Norris and lhe club's other abuser. Teams thaI would have what we wanl to do, bUl now is starte... we.-e fon:ed 10 go the dis­ onoe died 10 ""ve him on the ros­ not the time to talk ahoul il." he tance. Norris - a faslball and ler no longer even relurned his said. screwball pilcher - threw an calls. unheard of 24 complete games in For now, Ne>rris say. he jusl 1980 and appeared in 284 "THAT WAS THE lough wanlS 10 enjoy each and every irmings. thing." he said. "Even thougb I momenL To savor what he once Experienced took for gran~. Graphics I Vli,!,,~~ Comm.U~.i c<'hon' emf?loyment " I'm "'''' going 10 downplay student work po,ihon. Athletics' Quirk still valuable wh.1l this means. bUI I know that ihis is a stepping SlOne." he said. hterested individuols who meet the above r::quirements, ~• . HI made il this far, no·..... I have lo ,hould flll out an app lic a~on a t the student Cenle, because of his catching skill Admini,trative Office (2nd floo,). or call Mark at go another step further." 453·3484 for more info~ ti on . SI1Il Francisco Examiner ing the Royals for 14 games h 1975. . ,.______' Nobody knows beuer Ihan He was a ulililY player for Jamiemajo... Quirlcafter 15why years be's. still in the theKansas nexl Cily three and years. Milwaukee It was former over BlllifE SPECIAL" ''I'd be long gone if I eouldn'l Royal manager Whitey Herzog. ,. catcb." said Quirk. wbo has DOW the SL Louis skipper. who I played with eighl big-league 'l!ld taughl Quirk 10 caleh. I Get A 12n 1 Topping Pizza ITS TlME FOR DOMI~ O ' S PIZZA~ seven .-ninor-league teams io his In 1989 Quirk lhoug~l his And ~ Coke5® • carr..e r. career was. over after he started 549-3030 "I know the American League. oul with the Yankees (13 garnes. For I I East t Sh . C t I know the hilte...... said Quirk. .083 average). wcnl down 10 0 I $ 6 '"roO " ga e OppIng en er '-he A's Ihud-string calcher. "I Tacoma (14 games •.170) . signed I n y • ..1. I ~: ::: ~~~ g~l haJ~pft:e~~ I! :~w=~y ~~'~~y~: I =!::::-...::=:==-...~~ .... ":..,.*!-a.:= I SUil-ThUrs Fri-Sat

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