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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.'aof • The s-.e. SI!JC .miDisIraIors and Manue! SCbonhomP. council member and the UIioois Bciirn! of1iighe< &!ucaIioo.must still prof...... of English. said he finds it difficult to accept tbe prop" al. said Dale Bengtson, believe Iacleson could not foresee some Ibe chairinan of tile reJigi'OUS studies cIepor1ment. fiDanciaI difficulties of the college. This is tbe third attempt to dissolve u e '~I suspect. if that is the case, we have a department, Bengtson said. political ocientist who doesn't know politics and But John S. Jackson, dean of the CoUeate of doesn't know science:'~ said. Liberal Ans. said the linlncial condition of the The council did vote to allow the new 1992- college is not stable enougb to continue to 1993 ax:;;.: Council 10 conduct a study imo the suppon a department with only d-..e people with feasibility of mtlYing tbe religious studies that major. prosram 10 another dqo;!'tment as a ooncentratioo Because of ',he controversy during the last

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 . 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 graid the Janke and Banon The Salukis, who improved to 18·26 McArdle to the mow,d for ale 3 p.m. start. Saluki goff Hurdler shows consistent improvement By Karyn VlverIto performance in four weeks. finishes 3m SpoI1sWriler Coyne races to NCAA 1DO-meter event But she clobbered that time al he said. "She is a pleasanl yoUng she has found this spring. lhe nationally renowned Drake Whether it is schGol books, lady who always has a warm Coyne has had a season filled Relays, where Coyne ran a 13.S2 inGateway injury or her competitors, Becky greeting for you. with progress in Lh c lOO · metcr NCAA provisional qualifying time By Thor.- GIMIon . Coyne hurdles every obstacle in "But don't let that fool you. hurdles competition. . thal put her No.2 on the SIUC all· SpoIIsWriler her way. . She's a flClm competitor." It all s!a rte~ at the Saluki time best lisL The j unior hurdler joined the Coyne also takes her sludies Invitational Man:h 28, in which she Coyne sai much ~work and ten ths of a second with a 14.47 al jusl tried to run and kcep up with championship as it hung 011 competitin entered the center April (UPI) - The United States is The United Slatns will be jUllior Tracy Pace was naned Mike Tyson has been isolaled in 8 IS after confinement al .!-!: bracing for what one ccach calls playing in Prague a/ 'Cr scaling 10 the AU-Galeway Confer single jail cell aller being chargecI Reception Diagnostic Unit at the the dirtiest team at the World third place in its prl'liminary eoee Ieam. Sbe pIac)¢ lied with threalening prison workers, same general site in Plainfield. The Hockey Championships. group in Bratislava. for second among iDdividual iuthorities said Tuesday. name " Youth Cenler" is With the toumamenl now in a O.echoslovakia finished secwd leaders in the championsbip. Tyson's lawyer Alan Dershowilz 'misleading because many of the single elimination phase, the in the other group. Her IOIals for Ibree JOUDdJ said the boxer fcared he was heing inmates are adults charged with Americans play Czechoslovakia "The O.cchs are our favorite were 81-81-78fora 240. clelibcrllldy provc.ied. serious offemes. Thur.;day in the quarterfinals. opponent," U.S. Coach Tim SIUC scnior Anne A Stalement issued by the John Nunn, dcputy " If you look. for a n:ally dirty Taylor said. " We have a history Childress also wasamongtbe Indiana Youth Center in Plainfteld commissioner of Ihe Indiana hockey learn, watch the of upsetting them, and last year Ir:adcrs of the' OOrnarnent - . said Tyson was jllacOOln !lie cell Deflartment of Oxm:tion, ..rd IlC Czechs," said Swiss Coach fohn we Slopped anolher hOSl shooting &2·81·8S, good for aboul9 pm. Monday because of an was told Tyson 1hn:aJencdl . guanI. Sletlvoll, whose team faces country, Finland, in iLS medal eighth place. , . "alleged threat against a staff ' Dershowitz, w r, is appealing Germany in anotherquanerfmal. drive." Also for SIUC, L ~slie mc~ber." Tyson is lO receive. Tyson' s conviction, said from U.S. eaptain Gary Suter, the Meanwhile, SleUvoll said he Brunk shot 86-91·90 for 267; diSCtJil;~ hcarin& this wcck.. . Boston that he spoke wilh Ihe Calgary Flames defenseman has learned something from the Laura Stefanich bad 87·90-. The 2S·ye8.!"·0Id fighter is boxer by phone lasl Friday. who gained some notoriety at 'bruising encounter with 94,271 ; Gina Giacone had serving a ,.x·ycar senlence for DershowilZ said he wants Tyson to the Canada Cup for checking Czechoslovakia. 94-90-9S,279; and Lieschen raping a beauty pageanl conlCSlanl be trealcd like any other illlll3le. Wayne Gretzky from behind, Ellerhad9S·94·91,2&O. last July in Indianapolis. He was said: " We certainly arc not _HOCKEY, ~lt1 1;/ \ t"'~f}n•. ,".":4.'~.9... '\~~~l~~ 'lW\trr:.iJnod>~'w.W~"'~"~.~c..".'.".'.' ."'~: .';.~~'~;•. 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Gcmady Burbu1is, Russian 867-3088 state secretary and presidential aide said in the Indian capilal after .- -agreeing to s ~ 1I t.echnology that U.S. !,fficials rear could be used ror nuclear missiles in vioIalion or an inlCm8lional accord ARNOLD'S MARKET Sales/ Outside "Summer Jobs" VIOLENCE CONTINUES IN AFGHAN CAPITAL - All 12 pack Pepsi, Dr. Pepper & 7Up ...... $2.99 -Gain expenence Troops clashed and rockets were nn:d in renewed fogbting in a shaky Ground chuck ...... $I.99flb. -Top' income ,',fghanislan 'IlolCSday, while the head ol its new inIctim government said New Era 2'7. milk ...... $H9/gal. Earn up to he will Slay in power two years insIead ollbe two months given to him $4"oog approaching under a p..:ace agreemenl "The people are saying this," said SibgbaIullah Prairie Farms 8 oz. dip & sour cream ..... 2 for 51.00 DUSIDess p'eople Mojaddcdi. chairman of lbe iniaUn ruling rounciI of Afghanislan. "The people love. they IruSl me. They say 1am lbe only one lbey lIUSL" Totino's Pizza ...... 99t ~~~il No Experience N.ec:essary Full training" 1 In. Mils South of C.U!lPas Oft RL 51 EUROPEANS THREAlEN SERBIA WfTH ISOLATION - OPEN 7DAYS A Wl:"EK. 'A. M. ~ 10P.M. 1-800-788-2772 De. Plain •• Ar •• The European Community warned .Serbia Tuesday it will ra.:e " increasing international isolation." unless it reins in the Yugoslav People's Army and Serbian irregulars in Bosnia· Hercegovina. A statement issued after a meeting or EC and Central European roreign NEED ministers in Prague blamed Serbia for much or lbe viclence between rival US6GOdi TO edlOic ractions in the growing conniet in the ronner Yugoslavia. ADVE~TISE? CRIMEA DECLARES INDEPENDENCE - The local UPS Shipping legislature in the Oimean Plminsula declan:d independence Tuesday ror the region that is the subject of • tug-or·war between Russian and ·• Parcel Past THE likrainian nationalists and home or lbe disputed Black Sea AceL The • • Postage Starn s ANSWER declaration or indepencIence passed by a 188·167 vote in the Crimean • International Supreme Soviet will come inIo effect and sedc to cancel Ukrainian control ~ail IS IN of the area if confll1llCd by a referendum expecllld this summer. • express Mail BLACK r AND nation Private Mail Boxes . .:, .;)' . - FAX Notary :'ublic .WHITE PRIMARIES HELD IN TWO STATES, D.C. - North $ ''- Carolina, Indiana and the Disuict of Columbia held primaries Tuesday as Packaging Supplie ~ .i . AIbnsas Gov. Bill Oinlon;>ickcd up an imponanllabor ~t and a new poll showcci both he and President Bush have H. Ross Pecot Daily Egyptian breathing down their necks. The primaries wen: almost a solo act as most USA Postal Center or the nation and the candidaICS rocuocd on the Rodney King verdict and 702 S. Illinois Ave. CALL the subsequent riots in Los Angeles. , Carbondale, Il 62901 . 536-3311 (6 18, 549-' 300 Fax: 16' 8, 549-1438 AIDES DEFEND BUSH POSiTION ON KING TRIAL - Hou,,: Mon th h Frid , 9 C.m. • 5 .m. ••r ...... r ...... President Bush, on the eve or his visit to riot· tom Los Angeles, had aides defend his embattled record on helping lbe poor. A day after the ••••••••••••••••••••••• * •••• ** ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• *.~* •••••••••• White House blamed liberal 1960·era prognl/llS ror conditions !hat * * ignited last week's kiUings. looting and nres, adminisl13tion oITicials hailed Bush's coo.scrvative agenda, widely ignored by Congress as inadequate. IF~~? fAiJib .OPP&'d Istate GROUND BROKEN FOR NEW FEDERAL PRISON - Ground bas been broken ror a new S60 million rcdctaJ prison being built : Delivering The Per£ect: Pizza : as part or an elTon to case overcrowding 81 the nation's penilClltianes. The : H '1'1 '1 7 d k : groundI;reaking ceremony Monday was aucndcd by John CIatIc, assistant director or the U.S. Bureau of Prisons. He said the racility is one of 36 * * rederal prisons under construction nationwide, but admiued the ncw •* *• buildings would case the crowding situalion only sligh~y. ·• .• • * EDGAR: PRESERVATION PRIORITY IN ROAD PLAN­ · . Preserving Ulinois' existing roads is the priority in a fivc·year. $5.4 billion · . b1uqxint for Slate roadways Gov. Jim Edp ...vcilod Tuesday, a pm he i !·······2··r.ARGE-·l-TOPplNG.... PTZZA-······I· i said would creau: 120,000 construction jobs between now and 1997. The nvc-year highway program includes 5107 million in local laX dollars. : i with 2 FREE Cokes and Breadsticks :: SI.8 billion in Slate runcts and 53.4 billion in redcnll flDlds. a 5235 million 99 increase o\'CC the Slate's previous five-}-e. blucpmL .: • ? ~ - • :::! ... S12·~ . +tax ... ,:I: - Un~ed Press lr4ama1ional • ". Exp. 5/1 ' ,92 . • :;:~:~:~:~~~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~~.~.~~~~~~:~~~~~.~ •• ~~~::.:.r:::.~~.: Accuracy Desk

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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 \Vses include ignorance of stude11l ·IAP c uts and the condition of the college." in\' 'ved in Ihe deslNClio:l of South vandals as t ou ndin ~ .1l1 (; problem is My primary concern does pr~senL election fiasco. And yet students hardly blink when Ccntral Los Angeles. I can relmc to thai this energy is nOI construclive. not lie with the case fo r or lSG i, mentioned. their feelings of outrage toward a Thesc disenfranchised people feel against the felention ' o f . ."ewer t h un 5 percent believed the e lect io n s were prejudiced ~)'s lell1. but a lmost Ih at violence is Ih t o nl y method Religious Studies as a college imp::>nant enough in which to participate. It already is well­ cVffv\Iohere we look. we see il. possible to express Ih em~ lves after department. According 10 lho 1l1Cse peopl e have built up tensions such a verdict. I am saddened thai documcmed thai college-age students seldom vote in local. polic ies o f the BOlrd o f loward "Ihe man." The tensions violence will eventuall y be Ihe only Truslees at SIU. all program , tate and national electi ons. W ilh the example provided by hav~ been there for a ll of " hi s· way to gel results. When violence reduc tions require a prior SlUes student government it' no wonder the apalhy and 5tOl )''' (hislory). . yields results. our situalion is bad. declaration of final exigency disgust wi lh pol it ics continues to grow. Lei the most of us. whit fo lk. Ou r svslem is to blame- Ihe by the BOT. I f the members of USG cannol fi gure OUI htlw 10 conduct ' put o ur!\clvcs in fhe blacks ' system· has creatcd the victims n'ld Not only has no !' uch shoes-some while dude is being the victims Iurn 10 deslruc liol1. Ihem,elves. whal ince ntive, can they offer studellt s for declaration been made, not beaten rndlessly by lil-black cops. which oil ly leads 10 more victims. onl y arc the requisite steps leadership') In the pasl studem leader' have conducted Then we take th e police to coun. Lei this L.A . mcssagc bc a leading to such a. declaration courageous crusaaes for civil rights and nmional issue. It is The tri;,11 is movcd 10 an all ·black warning 10 our systelll. It must be unfulfilled: bu~ even more time for S I C' ~ students to put Iheir best fOOl forward. BUI IOwn with an all·black jury of our changed. The di senfranchi scment significantly, the essential firsl toda) " USG i~ WiJrlout a cause. The internal squabbling pecrs. We . white fo lk. havc becn must be sto ppe ~. -D3\'i d J . step has not been taken: A Madlener. maste r s . p ublic declaration of fi nancial has immobilized any external efforts towards' representing historicall y disenfranchi sed. we arc mad as he ll and \'C arcn't going to administration. necessiry, defined as shon-Ienn ,lUdenl need,. fiscal emergency requiring the reduc tion of the personnel EVE!\" MORE FRUSTRATING is that USG members Cooperation: not accusation, budget by means of allrilion, were rccogniied for the ir excell e nle in Model Ill ino is non-renewal of tenn positions. and reductions in support and G0vernmenl seminar'. But unfortunate ly something. got can bring constructive change operational coslS. losl between Spcingfield and Carbonda le. The lessons A~ I type thi !- lett er I have accepted to he lp correct the Tn the best of my know­ learned in i'unclionally performing as government leaders fee lings of ShdlllC. and some grievous errors of the pa!\ t and ledge. the Board of TruSiecs mu,1 be incorporated at the University. If USG is to anger. for the ignorance of the prescnt. bas neither declared a state of financial emergency. whether conlinue to ho ld an e lecled pl ac ~ at SlUe. il mu,t reform ils racbt !ol in my donn (also for Ihe I would hope: Ihi s would make long- or shon-Ienn, nor has it operat ions. jury in lite Rodne), King tri al) and for a new path toward unde r­ l it e ( under tandably angry ) standing. Without it. th is cuuntry consulted University constitu­ If st udent needs are 10 be l a~en seriously by both SIUC's c-r...:ies concerning such a step. African Ameri cans W •• o taullI ed is lost. admil: i,tration and budget wary polilicians. then USG must me in from of Neely loday (April Random acts of violencc arc nol If the proposed elimination ' tep up and meel the c hall e nges placed o n Un ivers ily 30). the answer. I was arrcsted in the of Religious Studies. or indeed I a m ou traged at the jury's Shawnee last semester during a of 3I\Y program. is carried out, 'lUdent'. the University will be in A 'Iudcnt government should be able to stand on il s own. decision. I don't condone what ihe peaceful demonstrati on. Thf'ugh L.A . COP!\ did. BUI did anyone ask the effect wc had was small. my flagrant violation, not only of but USG" current disarray can no longer be to le rated . its own policies, but also of the about these Ihi ngs? No. voice was heard wi th all the rest. me American Association o f When 95 percent of SIUC studenl s do not bother to vote. I am at a loss for exaclly what to J learned that If you want Universily Pro~sso rs "Stan­ USG has a problem. Even mo re. the ,tudents have a say for fear of my words being someonc's attention. you have to dards on Academic Freedom problem . The whining or e lection unfairness goes unheard misconstrued. Polit ical correctness apprt" '~h them' in a civil manner or (I' d Tenure;' to which slUe is makes this a iouchy subject and you ae back where you st;'lrted. all1OI1~ si udenb. USG members need to reccgnize that the bound. I The point is. there are peoplc only , ympathclic all cmion they are gelling is their own. hard to wri te "bout bU I fe lt a No programs :; ilould be who care. No. you cannot pick strong necd to express myself. terminated until such time as a R:lIher Ih an griping about the results. a unified pus h I do m y pan 10 fi ght rdcisl11. but th cm oul of a crowd. but if you declaration of fi nancial e~i­ loward 'IrllCillrall y cJumbo<. OM!n', DI ...... cl t .. ," 10 .II 7 . ~, 'u In 11K' SlUdcnl C>:'TIk.f. 831lmo 11 A vaccin:..II ed. died Tucsday from c\lcndin l! as:-.i!o.lance her friends hll"lftf'ft' mromkiIMIrI,\.'UOLlCt N .&nd~ Itl \.19 I ,W1 complication, from her i1lne~s , on campu~ as the y IlCL"'Ct it pcti'h - OOln, ! $n-IP I Ru",""~ In A,''',n;l: Cuhur.1I ;\ "'P-'Ch.- from' 10 complications rc~ultbg from her " The vaccine is presenled 10 us by Waimart-Murphysboro h 10I.1a~ III Rctm Ibll. nlOlll IO~ lu mort: Inr", illne,s." hO!t pital offici ai' said. O!nd by us to a student as 85 lO 95 I '1)lt11Ofl.l"''''1X1 Carot II ~::!9-$I50. MIDWESrS FAVORITE HAIRCUmRS ""pres May 30. t9'2 . • Troupe it;; the l!lir'"' ' Jniver;;ily of percent c feclive and it's especial­ Wt:I(;~1T CC"TRflL !iiUPI'OKT fiK(H 't' Illino is slUdent to die from meni,,· ly dlslrc!tsing thai someone who .... 111 mc:t:1:11 7 p.m. T1UNb~ :II 162() W, Mlnn 51. Dr. Frnnl Rl t'~O", 0fT1a'. i ',lI' m{lfC mfomw· gi tis. gO! Ihe v~ l cci n c ended lip gelling 11f1O . oonma Su ...... at 5-'9· 1190. The first two ot;3lhs in February the disease." Levy said. .._------_ .. 1991 and another seven ~ tud e ms Troupe was 'Idmiucd to the hos­ cont racting the disease since then pital April 21. . Entertainment led 10 a m3'is iv~ imrmlOi zalion pro· Family mcm""'rs said she began T-BIRDS gr.Ull in February. Troupe was on(' leeling ill the pn:viou!'l day and was J A7.Z t;OMliOS CONCfNT toorchnalC'd by of aboUi 1R.OOO slude nL'\ who had diagnosed as having pneumo1li a Wednesday !'tuhp Hrown .... '" he "' " IOflli!ht In the Old U""u,", becn Imlllllnizcd agaimt the dis­ and stomach flu at the univcrsilY l-uundalicln Rt"I.'lI.d lIilll. Atiml"1On I' frl~ ea!'C. he alth serv ice. He r symptomo; 5C Keystone Dry Cans ~T"E <.:IIOICI-:''' a roUerc·al1emauu: t..m.J \10111 " Ii 's always difficult to cope worsened and she broke out in a pIa) :II 10 IOOIj:hlltl llanpd q Admr~'KlfI I' 1 wilh the passing of a loved one, msh and thcn was admined lO the 00 C ,\I . E~I)Ah. ,'(U. IC\, _ Til, d u dlin ~ ror Know when Caknd:.r il,m~ r.. noon l\Iou dll~- !i' hern,., publi. pan icularly when a person is so hospital. 1 Marsaritas calion. The hl'm 'ihwkl bc- Iype..-rilltn and muq young," s,lid Stanley R. Levy. vice Un ivel1li ty officials worked with indudt lime, ditlt. plart' »00 spon;or oflM t'\·t'I1l 00 St 1 ~ to say .nd 1M name of IhI' pt'1'SOI'l submiuinjt 1M 1I~1i\. c hancellor for stude nt affairs. the federal Cenlers for Disease h~llK !ihou ld bl'dtli.'H'td til'" rY\;Iikod 10 I tit I,.... il~ "Sometimes we forget how fragile Control after the inilial oUlbreak of 1 o 1 ~.\._~~ T-BIRDS! ..~ pdlln Nl"I'-.;room. Communiealiun., nuiktin~ ttoom 1~7 . ",. ilm! \Io;!1 be publisMd 0Me. and precarious life is until some- meningitis last year. 1 NOCOVER "D VOTE, from page 1----- 111 N_ Washingtcn 529-3808

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: ' aid . " If that The .,olice pulled Falcon from about il Hxlay," wasn'l enough evidence. then I lhe car he was riding in and com· Strom said ahhbu2h the LA offi­ don', know what tfle ea.~ j!<,." manded him 10 lay spread-eagle on cers ere wrong in Iheir actions. Shorty said the Bl ack Affairs Ihe ground, he said. In the mean· people should not stereotype police C~unc il plans 10 ~ ubmit a pelition lime, another offit"er beal his cousin. ofticcr.i because of Ihe incident. of 3J)(x) signaturet;; to the govemor. w ho had been in Ihe car wilh "Mosl police officers don'l like senator.i and President Bush. saying DELIVERY DEALS Falcon. WI1<'11 Falcon lifted his head what they "'<:'W on the tape. and the organi zalion s uppo rts legal to see what was h1ppening. lhe lhey're nOI like that." Sirom said. aClion againsllhe verdict. SMALL WONDER sheriff stepped on th. bck of his Sirom wanlS to learn more aboul Cynthia Snair, a senior in educa· FREE DELIVERY head. the conditions of the public housing tion from New Hampshire, aid Small piz~a '1lle sheriff decided it wa~ lime com:,junity. he said. people need to learn about commu· 49 for me 10 quii yelling for Ihem to " I g rew up in a s uburb of nity diversities 10 understand'lacial with 1 topping aile: $5 SlOp beating my cousin: ' he ~aid. C'hi cago-I don'l know whal it's incidents. . 1 -16oz, boHle of Pepsi. " He tepped on my h""d like it was like to grow up in a public housing "We're trying to get a class Slan­ a t igarene bUll '" - area:' he said. " Bul I know we have ed at SIUC to teach muhi-cuhur.lI­ REAL MEAL DEAL FREE DELIVERY Falcon said he' was not under 10 mccl wilh these peop.le and relale ·ism so people will have a clue." she arreSl, il was just a roul ine trnffic better to their concerns." said. " I hale the fact some people -Medillm pizza 79 check. Carbonda le reside nts need to are co mfo n ~ bl e wi th their igno- wit'h 1 topping and $7 "TIley pu lled us over because we overcome their biases. along with rance." . . 2 -16oz, bottles of Pepsi. were Mex:cans in East LA---that's people in other communities. Suom Snair. who lived in Bailimore all the excuse they needed:' he said. .said. Ci'y for six years. said she saw two Falcon and aboul 40 olher con· "We all have bi ases 01 one son police officers brutally beat a man. THE BIG ONE FREE DELIVERY cerned slue students allended a or another. and we have to leam 10 The man was handcuffed and

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Source: II. Economic .. A_I Comm. In Springfield "AN SUPER SALON William Mullican I Daily Egyptian The U It mate Tanning Experience , he Tanning Salon of the 90's" Economists: Unemployment We are your sunshine, Your only sunshine. We make you so tan, slows economic iumaround . When skies are grey. By Chrtsty Gutowski JioopIe go 10 the malls arid Iod< for Despite stable signs in the No one will know where, General Assignment Writer changes." economy, unemployment is at 7.3 You got your tan from, Consumers are more likely to percent, the highest rall.: in six So, please make A sluggish economy may be remodel their hl'mes, buy new years. showing signs of recovering this fumiture and chr"'ge their clothes Initial jobless clai:ns rrmained an appointment today, spring, but economists say paUems during warmer months, she unchanged at 404,000, indicating a dragging unelT';;ioyment rates are said. Slabili1.ed job marll in the economy. Afcder.llextension,effcctiveiast seeing 2 growing confidence in Because incomes increased fasIu No,.mber, gave unemployed us. We know what we're doing! (their) spending habits." than spending, U.S. savings rate workers, collecting insurance Featuring: The March increases in spending rose from 4.5 percent of income in payments, an additional :3 weeks and in come were slightly larger February to 5.3 percent of income 10 the original 26 weeks the state - Large seating area - Exotic Specialty Drinks than economists were projecting in March, according to the 'government allowed them to - Private Parties - Karoke Sing Alongs and were seen as evidence the department's n:por1. collCCl, he said -Oriental Dining - Weekend Dancing recovery is proceeding. Bu~ Kask warned, if employers ''The extension picked up people Kask said wages and salaries do not increase hiring quotas, that had exhausted benefits an Make Reservations now for have accounted for only about half income gains and consumer addition 13 weeks to collect of the income gains si nce spending will fi7-" " " well. chocks," he said. Mother's Day November. " If employers do not increase The agency works with Great Food/Great Fun! The rcst came from other factors, their pace of reh iring," he said, employmutt training offoces in the Just East of the University Milll including rising we lr","- and " people arc not going to fccl area, he said. "We refer Ollr c1iCll l' 1285 E. Main SI. unempl oyment paym. " ,s and a confident enough to invest.in the to the agencies to help them Carbondale - 457-7666 red uctio" in income·tax economy." prIlpII'C 10 enter the job nwket." withhold,ngs. which began in Continued downsizing by Increases in jobs fei the past few March. businesses results in consumer months in the southern areas of "That' s a cause for some concern over job prospects and Winois were 1aJge!, r.:corded in the concern," Kask said. '"There ....ro a keeps consumer confidence !eTYices sector of the job \ narke~ lot of factors that increases depressed despite some modest. Mirkhaefsaid. spending power but did not reflect further irnprovcmcn~ he said. ':'Ite areas with more job a .uengthcning economy." The con.nti nuitil . e~ on cconsumer . SOuthern Winois, she said. . consumer , onfidence to spend, confidence witb. lIacctlain job' The Pwcltasing Manager's Index Kandil sa;.!. prospects beinll a major concern," rose in M ",e ~ to 52.4 percent, "When the weather is. niCCl and she said. "ThIS haS produc~ an indjcating renewed expansion in the days are longer, there 31\! more economic environment.in whlc1J, the manufacturing area. things for people to do C!.JI.!': j tic," while activit:, is nO' long~ . - Any increase more tha r. 50 she said. "There. i,s more . dec;lini,IIi, ..i!nprovem~r has been perce'!t ! n~if3tes an expandillg .~- . sLimulation at retail levels because extremely iitodest." . . manuractunns sector, shCfsaid . "ageM /)aily EgYPTian Ma)'6.1992

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TONS OF PRICE BUSTER CD'S $8." EACH OR 3/$25.'5 HUNDRIDS AND HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS Oll CD'S , 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 coIJdualesdloolorregis. a fresh approach 0 a style of music other influences into their full-scale tered nursing JI"OII"3fll.. Even if you're that needs new blood, assaulL six monlhs away &om graduation. The , Guy opened his set witl. "Sweet Mere adjectives do oot describe hoi """IX y...,. w..m 1byoc.o can be Home Chicago," tearing inte his the transcendental musk that Blues guitar with fury, smmng to expose Traveler produces. The band was a golden :OOIh which shone in the as tight as a steel drum, playing spotlight. Hi s b::.ck-up band was dense. complex ;assages whic-h bathed in hues Jf amber. violet and constantly melamorphosized into forest green. alieP territories. Exploding, careening and Drummer: Brendan HiU 's teetering off 'he edge, but never complex rhythms shifted the songs losing control, Guy displayed why ~mm one mood 10 the next, while he is considered by many to be one spat a maelstrom of the beo:t I\ving"blues guitarists. . of notes out ofms bass. Jimi Hendrix was Guy's mythm Guitarist Chan Kinchla played guitarist once, and the audience with fire and passion, nnd lead could sec the tricks Hendrix singer John Popper is the most learned from Guy, ftS he played amazing harmonic player to have behind his back, with his teeth, ever graced the stage, with a drumstick, and rubbed the Popper blew a to=,t of notes guitar all over his body while durinn a lengthy solo, spinning shaking his head :td grimacing, endJes.l improvisations and sending Guy's periormance included the music c h attc'~ ring 310ng the many bl ues classics, including walls of Shryock Auditorium, MUddy Waters " I Just Wanna while hypnotic lights danced in the

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. Friday. its operational orb'L ready and looking forward lo doing Other than the weather. no other If all goes well. ThuOl and Hicb whal we do best. which is ... - problems were apparenL will auach the lateisal satellite lo a (Miller Lite, Bud Dry, Bud, Bud Light) launching space shuttles . Righl While Endeavour bas never gone rep~ent rockel so il finally can now. we 're working no major through a complete launch be boosted into the proper orbil $l'"OFF THE COVER WITH A STUDENT I.O.!! problems." countdown. Sofge said the same 22.300 miles above the equator. Get out while you can! Endeavour's countdown began procedures apply lo all of NASA's Two r.dditional spaoewalks are en li me at 11 p.m. Monday and sh unJi!S. planned to test space station Come to our Pre-finals Fiasco! ticked smOOlhl y through ilS initial "We're all very conscious. of constuclion lechniques and various 760 E. Grand =. 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~ PNCU 0000 ntfnISATUftO- ... ' . ...., t. fW2-Wf R£SEAVf: ntf: AOfT!O ~...... fKJIN€iOw TO DEAl£RS May6,l992 Page 19 ·4merican goes fQr ,- s~mo's highest honor bu;~~~ i~~ ~r;:,b~ • 581-ROun9-Koflishiki ,f)0-P9~-to l!ghtEm racism ,~harge touK":.,%"~i~;' ~;:'~~mulated an a cohtrovcriy over racism in sumo since"winning his third loumamCnt maneuv~r his opponent out of the misunderarood. . Konishiki impressive record of 39 wins and 6 with a grand championship title wiib a 13·2 score in·March. . ring ins1cad of using tIie traditional apologized. losses. 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 ...... Yager said. • COMBO Of THE MONTH • Moodily: Spicy ChIcken Wlnp HOCKEY, from page 201---- Puzzle Answers Tuesday: CaHlenYn's Western Style Wlnp "lWo of our key forwards were Russian referee Valeri Bokarev WednescIAy: Red Hot Buff~o Wlnp , put m pcnaIized," he said. a women's game. There were too " IT the refs lei that go, we have to many penaltieS." fdday: ImpeIW Terly'" Wings do someiIting about i •. " Asked about the Americans, Ite He was particularly upset wi.h said~ ··Unfonunalel'l. I hone not Cz.ccbol'l lovak winger Fnntisek seen them in ac.ion 'myself, bu. I Prochazka, whooe cross-<:heck (Crtt preay well know wballD expect. .. Swis> .op scorer Patricl< Howald ~ 0 the U .. players bave. out of the game with .om shOulder been pi from minor 'eague li~ teams ~ tbrive on rough play. ~eehoslovakia Coach Ivan The uarterfinals Slart Hliqb, a former NHL pro. claimed Wednesday.

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