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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1992 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in May 1992 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. J _ year . of Daily Egyptian 75 publication Soulhern !lli"ois niversilY at Cal-bondale Wednesday, May 6, 1992, Vol. 77, No. 155. 20 Pages ------.------~------~--~~--~--~--.. ----~;.. Abortion, lo~by referendums pass By Casey Hampto.l GOW must receive endorse ments student bod y is due to the COf- included as a ilealth insuraw...... nus Bode General AssI;jnment Writer from the admini<;ration. ruplion of L'1e Undergrnduale Stu- benefit but received incooclusive 'rne election commissioner said dent Governmcm: ' he said. results. Less th>n 5 ".,.-cent of the slUe the issues were 10s1 in the con- "People are fed up and don't want After followi:lg up with a public student body voted Monday in troversy surrounding the Under- to lak~ the time to Vote:: • . hearing this spring, the board made USG elections that included two graduate Siudent Government The students who did vote, a recommendation 10 the student controversial refereooums. candidates. however. cast 733 ballots in favor governments to consider the idea. One referendum was fo< abortioo USG election commiss ioner, of coverage of abonions in the but the governments placed the as a student health ins urance Yusuf Haqq said students did not stude nt healtb insurance policy question on a referendum rather benefil and the other was whether vole because of apathy and distrust with 441 apposed. than talce an-in-bouse stance. said or not to continue membership in in USG. even thougb the referenda H.e Stu';ent Healtb Policy Jake Bauot. administrator of the the Dlinois Student Association. the were separate. Advisory Board conducled a student ,ocalth progrmn. Gus up " 110 few students slate's largesl slUdent 10bb)/ing "The actual reason why the survey last fall to review the ~"There' s very strong and can maka such a big de organization. referendums and student trustee pO SF,i biii,y of the elective cision. why can't I have my But both referendums passed and didn'l get proper aotoriety by the termin.tion of pregnancy to I>e _ VOTE, .,-ge ~ CMI'I-r? COLA council votes no slue couid lose Department of Religious Studies AaninittIraIionByBrand~ _ deportmenl, however, the department Ins added another five majors, Bengtso!l said. Bu. Jackson said the department bas another The College of Uberal Arts Council vo.ed 15 weakness in the area of its researdt productivity. to nine Tl'esday night to elim,inale the COLA is facing a $700,000 deficit this year o..partment oi Religicus Sn.' During a g.lOg alter<:ation in 1978 in East Los Angeles. Dennis Falcon was stabbed in the slomach. His friends """" .t bim to his moIber's house and laid him in the front yard wbile they called the police. As Falcon laid there, suffering from a lacemted kidney and excessive blood loss, the police look 40 minutes to I'..spond, be said. "I could have bled to death bt.-cause the police didn't respond right away," the paduate SIUdem in public administration said. "They ~ me . It,is W-dYbecau..., I"m Hispadic." Falcon, who lived in East Los Angeks for 32 Blues buddy- years, said the beating of Rodney King was not an isolated incidenL It is ali.., n weD in many Buddy Guy performs "S-' Home Chicago" for an audience of cities in the United StaleS. blues enlhuslastl'l at Shryoc;' Auditorium. Guy began the double ~lil the 1960s, when I' was 9 yean old, the . concert Mpnday night and was followed by Blues Traveler. See black community exploded against the while one related story on page 12. _ KING, .,-ge 5 Eight students Experts: Economic OpInion 8eaeba1l team beats slue -Seepage 4 Theater department arrested on charges recovery hampered 1kIsI_ to present awarda Murray State 11·5 for drug distribution by unem.,loyment -Seepage 7 to SlUC procIuctIona at Abe Mertln Field - Slory on page 3 --Slory on page 7 -story on page 9 --StOf}' on page 20 Page20 ___May 6. 1992 Sports n .lih Il!\pll.m . . Suulhl'rn lIIinoio.; l nht'r"iit~ at Carhtlnd.llt' Dawgs gallop over Murray S~te 11-5 By Scott Wuerz Spo<1s Wr~.r The SlUC baseball team broke a three· game losing streak Tuesday, besting Munay State IJ·S "" the strength ofa 14·hitauaok. Tlte Dawgs got out of .b gate quick.ly , with a three·nm Iir.;t inoing. Third baseman Brian Heather reached base on an error by Racer shortstop Eric Greaser and mo' ed to third on a double by first baseman Darrin Barion. Designated hiuer Derek Shelton walked to load the bases and tho bases were cleared with a tJtree.nm triple just insic\e the right field foul line by senior Scott FoSler. Head coar.h Sam Riggleman said the first· inning onslaught was key to !lie Dawgs' victory ar"" they were swept in a tJtree.game series 31 WiChita SIaIe, "It's tough to come off of a series like the one we facPA last weekend and get :hings bacl; (llJ tr.lCl, " be said. "We showed good intensity and effort in those games and came up short, 9:> its good to see eve..)'me show patieoce and wait for a pitch to drive." Munay State, which dropped to 12·27 on \be year, came up with a run in the second and two in the fourth, drawing to within two, bUl the Dawgs slammed the door with three . in the bottof.'l balf of the fifth. Ed Janke led orr-the'inning with his second of It..... doubles In the game. Heather doubled just past the Blove of Racer right fielder Brian Taylor. . Barton singled to pick Staff Photo by '-'''it'C wmlerman up two RBI and scored on a gr If readI:n spot an error in a news anic\e. lbey can cornactlbe Daily Egyplim Accumcy Desk 81536-3311, extension 233 or 228. ~ _ Dall y Egypllan . . SIudenIEtitt __ ~E6D:ICmOJ __ _ SIUdonIEdmr. __ ...... ~cch:r.Tonylllnclwo E6D: __ EdiIoriaIPogeEcSlOr.-.EdiIot:.-c.-. __ ~c:oo.G-.-: _a. SpodII "-~6D: __ S.-. ... _ .... _ Pitchers of Miller, Iud a IklQ'Llun. __ """V~ Edkw: __ Old Style BOttles '-r--"""'... _ ...... '" ~- ... .___Aa::auf1ITec:h.:K-r~_-....,----: K..,_ May 6.1992 Doily Egyptian Amendment would make education fundamental right of state citizens By Todd Welvaert "EducaJ.ion must he "e of our top priorities Politics Writer and we must cootinue to work to provide high quality public educational institutions and ser A proposert amendment to the Ill inois vices:' Dunn said in a press release. "Bul this Constitution wOUld make free schools a funda- proposal would require a possible doubling of mental right to citi7.ens of the state. income tax or would take away fund ing from The amendment would guarantee students other needed social services that also serve the the quality of the education and place the pre- state. You can't educate a child who is hungry.' ponderant financial responsibility of public edu- who has no way .0 get to school." cation on the stale. The proposal . sponsored by Sen. John W. The proposal has atttacted heavy fire from Maitland, R-Bloomington. was adopted by a Republican representatives as well as some senate-house resolution and wil!~~-..~ administrators in higher education. House. lfpassed, it will a~- "We are afraid if the amendment becomes Assembly ballot in Novemher. pan of the state constitution, higher education Dunn. who was a memher of the Constitu- will he left to pick up the crumbs," said Sue tional Convention in 1970. said the problem is . FilitOll, spokeswoman for the Illinois Student not the stale constitution. and, thet efore. cannot Association. "We are not saying the amend- he fixed by changing the constitution. ment is bad. It j!.Sl may leave higher education "I reel like the proposal tries to solve Ihe in more financial hardship." problems we are facing wi lh educational The proposal will mandate the state to pay financing by changing the constitution." Dunn for 50 peroen\ LX:ucationai costs. In 1988-89 the said. "But the constitution is not the cause of the state paid 37 Gpt'n:ent of educationru costs. problem." The legislative groups currently investigat- But Quis Schaefer. a SIUC education grad- ing the financial inlpi'Ct and funding possibili- uate, said the amendment would he a good idea. Lights, camera ... ties for the amendment do not expect to have 'There arc too many areas that are under Steve McDaniel records audio while Steve Hrynlewlcz films Steve figures until May 12. financed Qr cannot provide the education the Welndorf playing a bum who found $5 and must decide between spend· Sen. Ralph Dunn. R-Du Quem. called the state is supposed to provide:' she said. "The Ing the money on food or booze. All three, seniors In radio and televl· proposal a "disguised tax increase" and said the difference between areas that are pour and areas slc;m, where working on a final Jlroject Tuesday on South illinois Avenue. amendment rmy reduce availa!-Ie funding for . that are rich are too great. The poor are gelling other social problems. bad educations." Eight slue students arrested on drug trafficking charges By John Mc~dd Butler, 19, Scott Bischoff, 20, Allen is a freshman in office sys Coy is a pre-major sophomore some of additional students are Police Writer Michael Ccy, 2I!, Paul Snowwhite, tems and specialties from East SI. from Kankakee, Snowwhite is a expeeted, K. .lid. 21, and Jason Langston, 21. Lnuis. pre-major sophomore from Elgin. Carbondale " olice Chief Donald The Southern Illinois Enforce SIEG director Steve Kunce said Benels is a junior in radio-TV a.,d Langston is a junior in journal Strom said the arre~ts were part of ment Group has arrested eight stu the students were seiling cannabis from Willowbrook. ism from East Moline. a major case in which several dents suspeeted of drug trnfficking and cocaine panly on the SIUC Holt was enrolled in the fall of Kunce said Allen. Holt. Snow police departments look part in the in CarbondoJe. campus. 1991 as a junior in music from Glen white and Langston allegedly sold arrests after the SIEG investigation 1be arrests were pan of a larger The eight were mested foll owing Carbon. cocaine; Coy. Bischoff. Butler and produced indictments for the sus scale drug sweep at 6 a.(I1. Monday. a year-long investigation of sus Butler is a pre-major sophomore Benels distributed cannabis. pects. SIEG and the Carbondale PpJice peeted drug declers in which under from Grayville, .Bischoff an unde The investigation resulted in 79 Kunce said the investigation will arrested Vicki Allen, 24, Greg cover agents purchased drugs from cided sophomore from MOUn! overall arrests in Jackson and continue 10 link those arrested wit}) Benels, 21. Jerry Holt. 22, David the suspects. Pro peel Williamson counties. More arrests. larger scale suppliers. Third Floor Student Center Presents • • • 536-3393 Relax ... Take a break from studying .. Wednesday & S top by and see ... Thursday May 6-7 Poster 7:00 & 9:30 p.m. Studenl Center Children Viden wunge-4th floor and Admission $1.00 Walt M.ink performing at the 4th Annual F i nal ~eltdown TODAY fr om ~. 1 · a.m~ to 3 p.m. at the Free Forum Area FREE nachos & '7UP (while supplies last) Congratulations to the ~PC Comr:itlee Members of the Year: • Steve Haishlield - Films • Jackie Friedman - Consorts • .li>hn EiHs - Travel and Recreation • Jessica Sussman - Expressive Arts • Karl WenZel - Promotions • Elizabeth Epping - F;"e Arts ~ Darlene Ivarson - Campus Events • CorolYn Hansen - Special Events • Ivy Stampley · Center Programming • Undo ZIc - Video . _ .. _.. "'''_.. _. _. '--.... .------' ------.,.. . ------. ------. ~-----.------. P"'gc 4 ~Il ) 6. 199 2 Opinion & Commentary .Iil~ ".J.!.' Illian / SUlIlhcrn JIIinlllo" l ni\t.'p';ll~ at CHrhflndah.' Daily Egyptian S tudi'nt Edltf\r·ln·('hll'f Ic:dltori at Editor ActIn..: M.tnl'l!-'lng Editor Jackit,Spinn(·... .jt.·ffCl'SQn RobbinJoo \,'nn dD Untndon :-:t'n., S l-1ft' Rcpn.·.... ·Ill-IU .. ~ · .\... .;na Ill' Edll nnai l:.dltllr ~ al'ult ~ RetJn'-,('nt..II I\·l' Todd Wc lvnl'rt John C. PaUl'NOn WHiter B. Jaehnig Election apathy adds to USG's sad reality Whal If USG Ihrew an e lecli on mld no one came" Each' ~ I? ar the tjue>ition be comes morc relevant u!\ :,t udent d,,,a1i,faClion a nd nearl y complcle apJ lh) loward Ihe cJmpu, decllon, incrc3ses. Thi, year Ihe eleclions sloshed Ihrough Ih ~ ever-deepening quagmire of corruplion before thL' lame duck could ~cllie on ils nesl. IN A YEAR THAT USG received more media ali eni ion and bcc'Hn c a nOliceable tampu, issue. slUd enls wnled Iheir fruslralion and boredom wilh campus polilics and Letters to the Editor , leered c lear or Ihl' vOling bOOlhs. Olll of nearly 24 .UOO ""lUdent "".onh _3 ca,t vote\. While edil' rial headlines and slUdenl leaders screamed of Inju'lice Ihro ughoul Ih e e leclion process. slUdenls wenl Program's loss aboul Iheir businc". Ih e vas I majorily obl ivious 10 Ihc L.A. race explosion I,sue. would violate Wilhin Ih\! last 1""'0 years. elections have been postponed SlUG's rules o r cancelcd. and e ven when presidents we re e lected. grew out of system oebm es contlllUed. Reform, are needed if student, are to According to an ankle in the LArD innocent. NOT! ! By now lak..: it .mymorc. This vcrdict is the DE, Dean l a c kson of the ren:;, C Ihe rcpresentarion for which U G \V inl("lIigent argumer.ts on both sides campuses withdrew membership us-we're not sure what (lSA) does of the issue:' he said. "\Vc've not lasl month. pulling with them half to help us down here." taken a posilion un it yet. bul r.uhcr of ISA 's S 120.000 a'mual budget. The results of the referendum ANNOUNCEMENT OF PUBLIC MEETI GS lei sludents express thcir own The SIUC vote will keep the will be considered, but it ultimately ideas:' organi7.3tion above waler so it can is the decision of the Studclll Senate WITH CANDIDATES FOR VICE PRESIDENT The cover~gc of abortions may serve sludents' needs. said Phi l 10 process the fees to ISA. Cole be effective next fall. but the stu Lyons. the ISA interim executive said. FOR ADMINISTRATION denl government and administr.l director. Lyons said ISA will have 10 lions first musl endorse the pl;m. " I th ink Ihe VOle says that stu· "pamper"' SIUC more by visiling Bill Mirccki. chairman of the dents tx:lieve they nced represcnta the eamput;; scveral times a semesler John H. Baker ' Siudent l-Ie;:lhh Advisory Board. li on in Springfield." he said. " I and getting students involved. said the policy now is in the hands loink they arc correct." SIUC now is one of the two largesl 12:00 noon-12:45 p.m. on May7 of the student govemment bodie'i Lyons ~a id he had talked with member campusc~ in IS!... and the administration. Brad Colc. the newly elected .. , think we've been lax wirh (Kaskaskia Room) "TIle Student Health Advi:-.ory Student Party president of USG, sharing informal ion with the stu . Board has done i L~ job and that wa.o;; who showed hesitalion 10v. ar~ dent governments on what we're to pbee II on thc referendum." remaining in the organization. doing:' he said. "We need to prove Mirecki !'aid. Cole said as leader of SG ne Xl ourselves-and I believe if we can Joel E. Hercik Students al so voted 10 rc tain - year. he plans to investigate I SA 10 complete our goals and objectivcs. membership in ISA for the next two the fullesl to see if rctaining mefTI· Brad wi ll fi nd ISA can work and Years. with 790 in favor and 26 I bership in ISA is in the beSt inter can work for the students'" 12:00 noon-12:45 p.m. on May 12 opposed. ests of the students. Each student pays a S I refund (Ohio Room) But th\! fate of the organization " It's still q uestionable whether able fee to got toward member.;hip at SlUe :-.iill remains feeble. we should relllain member in in ISA. After a rocky year without lead· ISA," he said. '"This year wc've S IUC and Northern Illinois ership. Ihe ISA seemed ncar dC;Jlh been members and the organization University each contribute 524.000 when the University of Illinois has not produced a great deal for to ISA's annual budget. James A, Tweedy KING, from page 1-:------12:00 noon-12:45 p.m. on May 14 like it's doing now," he said. "And Sirom said as a law enforcement \ .; nt this pr~bi e l11 :' sh'e said. (Mississippi Room) before we l11i~ s Ihe boat again on officer. he wa,o;; shocked by the King "Excessive force WH S used on IhlS issue. we need 10 understand verdict. Rodney King and V.'{' l1ced 10 gel ~ow cuhurally-diver.;c East LA is." " I don't under.;tand what t Saw 00 the Supreme Coun 10 take care of Falcon. an ex-gang member. t;;aid Ihe videolape-maylx! I'd look al il this:- he has been he.lten b} police offi differenlly if I was in Ihe coun "The video showed the officers cers o n many occasions wilhoul room:' he said. " Bu t I don'l agTC(. not re straining someone, bUI the reason. wilh Ihe verdict from whal I know beating of" man: ' ********* _Egyptian Drive-In * 98Ci..ti1lt: _ , :,:'\VEDNESDAY'j'MAy 6TH * RI us tjert 10 \'/mson Co Aup011 * ADULTS'2 so FRIDAY-SATURDAY,SUNDAY CUSTOMER APPRECIATION! Gale ()pens: 7:30 Show Sial!;: 8:00 BUY 1 ENTREE GET 1 FREE! Spin and Win *Must Bring In This Coupon to 1. 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EACH OR 3/$25.'5 HUNDRIDS AND HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS Oll CD'S John Popper, lead singer of Blues Traveler, sings "Travelers and Thieves" Monday night at Shryock Auditorium. 2 DAYS ONLY! l1li /iii 1:_1 Blues Traveler features Discount Den improvjsational music 811 5.lIIi... i. 457-5888 By Wllliam Ragan Entertainment Writer Concert Review A mixed group of nco-hippies and the older set witnesstd a blues single·handedly commanding the revival-the one-two !lunch of audience's &llention. At one point. 1QyOTA Buddy Guy and Blues Traveler. Guy entered the audience. guitar in The two bands played Monday hand, walking even into the night al Shryock Auditorium to a balcony seats, then disappearing ACCEPTS packed house, altogetller, Finally, he mysteriously Buddy Guy is lIlak ing the ran back on stage, ,SHEEPSKINS comeback of his career, tearing up Blues Traveler took the stage venues natiC" ',wide with his underneath a hallucinogenic. multi electrified stomp-boogie, Blues colored light show, then plunged FOR CREDIT. Traveler, on the other hand. is into the opening number like a Htn's p-ooflhat )'OUJ"dipIoma is taking the blues into unexplored hungry dog licking a bone, leaving defiuiteir v.mh more than the piece of realms, blues purists holding their ears and paper irs written on. In fact. it can gel Blues Traveler plays music sUi.!Tlbling for the door. you uno a wild. yet pnIClica!. '92 Toyola reminiscent of the det.""9 psychedelic This band is revolutionizing the Pasco. Or any one of our quatity cars andb'Ucks. blues that typified the San blues. much as be-bop revolution 0Ic:Jy. motivaIcd coIJ Make Love To You," analbum, "Travelers,and Thieves," middle of "Loving and Feeling" The group played many encores, when Guv exclaimed. "1 can gel a including one j'lm which mutated Ic~ ••••liei;; 1~4;r, .9,"y, ~ t . I!><.;" .•!i))llJ. P!'l~l".l~,,-!p's~ maym !~~<; •. ~"""-...... ","...;..,...rr+.;..;";,;,;":;";.,.,,..;.:,,,,,+ --....:...... ,,,,,,,,---- ....--- ...... J t.'nt.'rgy I.ligh Ihroughout IllS sct. a psycheOeliccrayon puddJe. May6. 1992 Daily Egyptian Pi.ll!t.' I . ~ Countdown--~~--~--~~~~~~ for shuttle flight --~--LI7~b~------~a/(e~ continues despite weather COFFEE HOUSE CAPE CANAVERAL. F la. _ (countdown). " he said. " There NOW OPEN! (UP!) - Engineers pressed ahead "There may be a little may be a lillie more of a with the new shuttle Endeavour'S heightened sense of the history counldown Tuesda y with more (If a heightened involved in a Mllaunch. forecasters calling for a 70 percenl f th h' t " BUl the leam is ... doing the c hance o f s lormy wealher thal sense 0 e IS ory same thing they do on every launch would delay the s.paceplane·s involved in a first countdown with ille same auention maiden liflO[fThursday. ;0 dCUlil." Buill lO replace the fail,," launch. n SL-apped in for takeoff will be ChaJlenger, Endeavour .00 ilS S.J<- -Albert Sofge commander Daniel Brandenslein. man . one-woman crew are lEI 49, co-pilot Kevin Chileon, 37, scheduled lO blaSl o[f on the 47tl, flighl engineer Bruce Melnick. 42. shuttle mission al 7:06 ;..,.". EDT predicted a 70 percenl chance of and spacewalker.; Pierre ThuOl and Thursday. rain and thuOOer.;torms thal woulJ Richand Hieb. both 36. Kalhryn 'Ille dramatic seve.Hlay mission. delay an on-time takeoff. The ThornlOn. 39. and Thomas Aker.;. the IT,OSl ambitious yelalternpled in outlook for Friday is only slightly 40. the ptlsl-Challenger era. feawres a better. improving lo 60 percent The aSlronauts spenl the day recorj three spacewalks. one to "roo" by Saturday. Tuesday reviewing their complex rescue a stranded communications NASA bas an inlemal rule that !light plans and undergoing final satellite and two others lO practice prohibiL< more than two physical exams. space station construction consecurjve launch tries because of The goal of the flight is lO rescue procedures. gfwnO crew fatigue. a $131 million Inlelsal " We' ve gOl a very ambitious But given F.ndeavour's evening cornmunicatious satellite stranded mission ahead of us and I think the talc:eoff time. crew fatigue is not a in the wrong orbil lwO years ago (value) of flying men in space is major issue and NASA manager.; because of a mis-wired commercial going lO be very obvious here in may elcct lO make three straight TItan 3 booSter thal prevented the the neXl few days." said NASA leSt launch attempls if the weather use of a smalie- rc~ket motJr director Albert Sofge. pre vcnts a liftoff Thursday or required lO fire th r; spacecrafl inlO "The launoh leam is rcsted. 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He made his Japanese debut performance ne!'t week .ha. will While skeptics cite Iiis ad\ancing ' variety ofthmws and thruas. " I ' m sorry .ha. I caused in 1982 after being recuited by assure his elevation -as the first age and leg problems as facl'ors . Konislliki. one of Japan 's most tro~b le.·' he said, pledg!ng to another Hawaiian sumo wrestler. foreigner to reach (he pinnt r.ie of ogainsl him winning two popular anci successfuJ sportS stars, exerci.secaution in his ~narts. Takamiyama. the ancient Japanese sport. consecutive tournaments, moved into the intemationa.l ~N1hon Keizai. "ilich said it Konishiki married Japanese 'Til do my best '0 make Konishiki pronounced billliClf fit spotlight wben tie ~as quoted by • stood by ils account of .he .model SumikaShioda in February yokozuna." the giant 28-year-old and ready for promotion to two newspapCi's in April as saying interview, expressed hop-e that in a televised ceremony and plans ethnic Samoan from Hav:aii said, yokozuna, an achievement no racism was behind his faHure to Koni shiki would win . the to beoome 3 Japanese citizen. referrillg '0 the .op rank of sumo foreigner bas attained. ·moke yokozuna status. .oumament, saying " that would But r=nt statements by Noboru wresters. '1 have nothing wrt:018.'' he said. . While the former high school " settle everything." Kojima, a member of the Ynkozuna With he Japan Sumo "My back and.knees are OK. If r foo.ball FLlyer denied he had onishiki has won IwO of .he Selection Comminee, ren ect .he Assodation and the Yokozuna do my style of sumo, I will make cornpIaincd of racial di~on last three sumo tournaments. but senLimcOlts of those w.ho contend Promotion Council affirming iL" '"' to The New York Times or the the victories were r:tOt consecutive. the honor of becoming a yokozuna Konishiki will be eleva.ed '0 the Longtime sumo o!>servers, 'Nihon Keii.ai Shimbun, a leading <:andidates for yokozuna must win should not be gr.mted to a foreigner lOp echelon if he wins the 15-day however, noted Konishiki appeared economic daily, the controversy two tournaments in . uccession or regardless of his record. summer tournament starting sluggisb as he .ook to the ring in .reacbed .he highest levels of amass an "equivalen. record." Kojima argueO Japanese grace .• Sunday. prospects of vic.ory have the customary review by Yokoruna sovemment, prompting several top Denying Konishiki has been sta.e unob.ainable by non caplivared the nation. Promotion Couocil officials before officials to proclaim racism was DOl. unable to achieve yokozuna Japanese, and not just athletic Konishiki, whose reai-name is the opening of each loumamenL a factor in sumo promotions. because he is a foreigner. prowess, is a necessity for the Salevaa Atisanoe, curren.'y holds His winning lactics also bave After receiving a warning from Dewanoumi said be "simply didn '. ultimate ran;;, sumo's second-highest rank of come under attack by purists, who Sumo Association Chairman have enough wins." . Sumo has its origins in 3.Ocicnt ozeki. He ",.-ill enler the dohyo criticize his reliance on massive Dewanoumi over "careless " We decided to wal~h the Shinto ~:igious ritual and a lengthy (ring) at 581 pounds, up 4 poun';' arms and astonishing bulk.o commen.s" .ha. could be situation for one more ceremony conferring the yokozu.,a. COYNE, from page 20------,- · 6 13 E. llfaln 457-7112 ---·457·4243- along with a nice tailwind and good The rest of the time, Coyne said be an inspinllion. competition. she just tries to keep herself active. " 1 trust her advice and training "She was so shocked, but I "r go '0 the recreation centee and method. as she is living proof thai alwa#'teD her that under the right do what I can on .he bikes and they wod;," she said. "She is man: condi.ions ~t would always pull her stairmaster," she said. "If I dido't happy for me tIwt I am when I Ally SIngle Topping . Buy Any Small right through:' she said. "It '.ook do that, 1 wouIoI be in so much pain suc:cced." r-..ran Specialty I'iz.za 1 wouIdn', to compete." her 10 finally experience it for be able Coyne .aid her bigl:es. For Only For Only herself at Dnok~ '0 finally realize PsychologiCally, Coyne said she inspiration is ber parents. it:' can 'J hope for it to get much heUer. "They always come out to my I I I Raske said Coyne bas raw talent "I have had .his injury for two meets and support me." she said. 29 99 as a hurdler and it shows in the way years now and you can't really "They help me keep going and with $1. $4. she trains. . hope for it 10 get much heUer." she aI! the pressures. if it wasn't for I I OI.cfa_ty I A~ . My . WIIh ber shin splints causing her said. " It's hard to run ~he n it them, 1 probably wouki 1Jayt.'JUit" -~ u.It"-"""'-' :5 pet" CClUpc. pain, Coyne is not aI:!e to ~onn huns." With the Ga.eway ContereDce .. .=.co=-- AlJ*tk:l~ .. ~ no(1'ft workouts thai other - Raske said Coyne bas a great Champiooships and the national I I I hurdlers go tluuugh. )tII'C if she can just gel Ih..'oogh compelilion fa.lling after final .coyne is only able '0 practice at Imshin pmblem. exams. Coyne said she is the lJId<-Iwice week, where she "She's got a great technique and welCO'Tling them with open arms. I a 1IaIdn· ....U I I Makin' ilt'... " "'Slrks on drill and liReed ~e;"ps her speed she'JI "With all the streSS of finoJ s over .. OUts. - lli! • ponibIe 1III!IIder&n hIIII .. Jtilld)lto focus em hCI<." ~== db '"* tIIne of ItainjnJ IlIIIdida." me said. "SlIt; will fiPI .... said. L."' -==-~ .- .L .J on track. Raske said it is her taIen. you tooth and nail the erid." .,""'" will be only thing I wiD • '0 .... and .. bility .hat enables her '0 Coyne said she enjoys having wan, to get out there and do-and -- J fl;~~\\-"~;"--;-;'---~'-- the ~. Raske as a coach and finds her '0 that's win:' --- OOittpeIe "ith "Iudl'nl C('nll'r Dining "l'n Ill' S['l"lab TYSON, from page 20------. THE " He was- worried ~ ut being Ihrea:eniru; to stafr.·' he said. returning from a visitation room. provoked:' Dershowitz scid. " He .. "pparenUy, they eseo cd him A corrections officer "told him was worried about being sct '!P. He over to the captain· office land to keep ... moving. Tyson ·~' 3 S ~ said there WI",re all kinds of rumors bllcame very threatening !II .roe s in offended by the guard's manner of Omelette, tksh BlOwn ud 2 sHces of toast .hat people igh. provoke him into :; uper ~sor. A 1 ~ ~! point I speech.'· said lame Yager. an something, pcopIe might l!¥ '0 understant.! it was delcnnined ~ inmz.ie who is president of the just plant drugs in his cell or someliulIg they would ""gregate him pending ational Prisoners Rights Union, as $2.09 of tha, kind:' the OUlcome f an investigation." . quoted in The Indianapolis News. • DESSERT Of THE MONTH • Nunn said .he prison's clay staff One Indian~ oli s television "T} on al legedly threa.ened '0 Angel Food Uke wItb Fresh Str~wbeny Topping lacked delaile records of what stalion reponed Tyson was accused :whip the officer, who responded he happcntd. of .hreatenlng 10 anack a guard had~igh' ot.her officers with him. on1y75 ( "I unders.and that he became who .old hi'dI to ..op t.,king '0 Ty..... , said, 'I'll whip all eight of very confrontational and very another inmate when he was your dar:Aed ...... 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