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This is brought to you for free and open access by the 1980 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in November by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. victual medley Wednesday, N o v. Ids in 1 :04.2. 12, 1 980 with Baker, The Dally :rly Little, was will be part:y sunny and warmer with ct-breaking 200- a high in the upper 50s to lower n. 60s. Wednesday night will be partly time of 1 :42·.6 cloudy and warmer with a low in the ' and an ISU Eastern News mid to upper 40s. Eastern Illinois University I Charleston, Ill. Vol. No / 0 a es y school record / 66, . 57 2 P g 27 .5. r10ughto qualify :et in that event, BHE asks legislature

forHainzinger fund s byThe Scott Illinois Board of Higher Education voted Tuesday to request an additional $5.3 million from the legislature to supplement the exhausted state scholarship funds and began looking ahead to fiscal year 1982' s budget. The IBHE's request falls shy of the million which the Illinois State $9.9Scholar ship Commission has requested from the Illinois legislature. Diego Redondo, vice chairman of the IBHE, said the board's request -differs from the ISSC's in that the board is asking only for money to provide scholarships for the spring semester. The ISSC's request has broken down its-requested $9.9 miBion figure into three areas. About $1.7 million would provide grants to those students who were$1,900 made ineligible for that amount 'Honestly folks... ' when the commission adopted new Actor Richard Blake portrays President Abraham Lincoln presentation was given to raise money for the Tarble Arts maximum levels of funding in July. during a presentation of Lincoln's tamous speeches. The . Center construction fund. (News photo by Tom Roberts) Another $2.9 million would go toward supplying aid to students who applied for grants for the fall semester Support group sponsors favor fee hike fore the ISSC ran out of funds with the remaining $5.3 million used to by Fran Brolley provide each of Eastern' s 19 sports approved, Glover said. support awards for the second Sponsors and instructors of support wiih additional funding needed for Hillyer added if the increase passes, semester. groups which would be affected by the inflation and upgraded practice gear his first priority would be to buy new Redondo said a bill has already been proposed $9 athletic fee increase have and equipment, Eastern Athletic snare and bass drums to replace the introduced into the legislature for the all said the increase is much needed for Director R.C. Johnson said. existing 12-year-old drums. total package of $9.9 million in such items as new instruments and Student ticket prices for basketball "The drums have reached their life supplementary funds for the !SSC, but uniforms. and football games would also be expectancy. About $5,000 is needed to the legislature will ask for the IBHE' s Eastern's band director Harold reduced to 50 cents from $1 and $ l. 50 buy new drums," Hillyer said. recommendations on the request. Hillyer said the increase would respectively if the referendum passes. Johnny Lane, professor of The IBHE will support its $5.3 generate much needed money for the The money generated by the $1 percussion, said the existing drums will million figure, Redondo said, because band, especially the percussion section. included in the increase, will be divided only make it through this season. the board felt that "these students who The referendum, which will be voted among the support groups on a "The drums have reached the point applied late knew they were ineligible. on Wednesday, calls for a $9 increase percentage based on the number of of no return," he added. They were not really promised· a in the athletic fee per student per members in each group, Hillyer said. If the proposed increase is rejected, scholarship." semester. From this proposal, $8 Bob Glover, student body president, Hillyer said he would go to the He said in recent years the !SSC has would go for operational expenses in said if the increase passes, advisers Apportionment Board and spend any returning to the legislature for the athletic department and the from each group would meet and work allocated money on percussion ;outh Connecticut been additional scholarship monies and remaining $1 would be divided among out what percentage of the allocated instruments. · nal four o . the f after granting supplemental funding the four support groups. money each group would need. In addition to the bands, ast two years, the laSt year, the legislature said this was Those groups include the Based on a projected enrollment of cheerleaders and Pink Panthers would "the last time''. cheerleaders, Pink Panthers, pep band 9,000 students, the support groups will benefit from the proposed increase. The board feels justified in asking ·and the marching band. receive from $18,000 to $20,000 in Cheerleader sponsor Do rthea only for money for the spring semester, The $9 athletic fee increase would additional funding if the increase is (See SUPPORT, page 8) Redondo said, because it is "quite obable that many of the students . ounds per game. currently enrolled (who requested a Students go to polls to choose senators a starting job on pant in the fall) will be awarded by Scott Calhoun Student Government should attempt to On-campus residents can ,·ote fnr a foot-6 junior Jim scholarships in the spring.'' Polli�g times for the upcoming send all student referendums maxi mum of five residence iiall junior Leigh George Miller, Eastern vice Student Senate elections will be from recommending an increase or decrease candidates and five at-large �fni or Ricky Serkin president for administration and 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday, Val in student fees directly to the Board of candidates. Off-campus students can �ddie Jones. finance, who took Eastern President Averill, election co-chairman, said. Governors for its consideration along vote for a maximum of five off six points per Daniel E. Marvin's place at the Both on and off-campus students with that Eastern President Daniel E. campus candidates and five at-large .stl the only regular meeting, said the IBHE's requested will vote for 15 Senate seats. In Marvin. candidates, she said. m Robinson back supplement was a "break" because it addition, students will also vote on two Currently, Marvin has the final say Students need their student l.D. I. makes more money available to referendums, the proposed $9 athletic on the advisory referendums through cards to vote. Each voter will receive a �shirted last ye r students wishing to attend the. public . � fee increase and Students Coordinating the authority given him by the BOG. packet containing IBM punch cards in easant surprn�e m institutions. Optional Referendum Efforts, Voting will take place in' Coleman order to cast their vote, Averill said. muels said. "The board is very concerned about SCORE. Hall and the University Union Old No campaigning will be allowed player who fits in financial aid and accessibility to the If the $9 per-semester increase is Ballroom. Students from East, inside the polling place, she added. offense that we'll institutions," Miller said. "They want institu-ted, student football and Carman, and the South Quad halls The Student Senate will meet at 7 said. to keep financial aid available to basketball ticket prices would be should vote on the second floor p.m . on Wednesday to tabulate the tinsI were junior pespective students." reduced from $1 .50 and $1 to 50 cents, landing of the southeast entrance to ballots. The results will be announced I past two years. The board also began_ looking at Athletic Director R. C. Johnson said. Coleman Hall, Averill said. between 9:30 p.m. and 10 p.m. on the state's most hdget requests for fiscal year 1982 The increase would raise student Pemberton, LSD complex, Triad , Wednesday, Averill said. I he averaged 17 hich were submitted by the I. support of athletics from $2l.l5 to and off,campus students should vote in Those students elected wiil take thei r fad Lincoln to the universities and community colleges. $37 .15 per year. the University Union Old Ballroom, seat on the Senate at the beginning of nt, while Serkin Redondo said the board analyzed the The SCORE referendum is sounding she added. the spring semester. IBHE, page 8) page.8) (See out student opinion on wh-ether the Wednesday's

Nov. News shorts 2 12, 1980 (AP) Illinois ag director being 'Conservative mandate' he'll support legislation to permit the federal .government to pay non-union ,wages on government touted for cabinet post will direct senate_;Baker housing projects and to lower the minimum wage WASHINGTON-Bob Dole, a seni WASHINGTON-'--Sen. Howard Baker says he for teenagers. He predicted the Senate will adopt Republican on the Senate Agriculture Committ expects Ronald Reagan's "conservative mandate" . them. says Minnesota Gov. Albert Quie might make interview with the to lead to Senate approval of sharply increased Despite this, Baker, in an good agriculture secretary in President-elect Ron that the "biggest defense spending, lower taxes and constitutional Associated Press, predicted Reagan's new administration. House and by amendments to permit prayer in schools and to ban surprise" offered by Reagan's White who was himself mentioned early this y will be the Dole, most abortions. the. Senate's new Republican majority as a possible candidate for the government's t Baker, the Tennessee Republican slated to be the degree to which they work to protect "the farm job, said Quie and Illinois State Agricult Senate's majority leader in the 97th Congress, said legitimate rights of labor." Director John Block both have the qualificaions arrow. believes are needed to be an effective agricultu ugh she secretary. lter e a local veterinar; y braces for Klan-Nazi trial verdict Earlier this year, Dole, a Kansan, flatly ruled Cit Saturday any cabinet post in a Reagan administration morli City officials, who have mounted tight security Sebastian GREENSBORO, N .C.-Police increased himself. � , s for the entire trial, said they were taking increased e bas talked security Tuesday in preparation for a verdict in the Although he has not discussed to precautions to head off any civil unrest after the since the Ku Klux Kllln-Nazi murder trial, as deliberating replacements for out-going Agriculture Secret in trial ends. ced the inci re-examined in minute detail a videotape of Bob Bergland, Dole told a group of reporters jurors "No verdict will be universally accepted," said te andcruel events leading to the shooting deaths of five leftists. - believes the nominee should be someone a E. Lovelace, Greensboro's director of "wi said several Six Klansmen and Nazis are charged with first Hewitt recent farming experience and not someone dra peol'.! safety, expressing concern that "outsiders" to hunt degree murder and felonious rioting in the killings public from a big business background or from a spe · with a cause problems. .shot is of five Communist Workers Party members at a will interest group, someone who is not tied to one need "Greensboro has become and example," he said. shoot "Death to the Klan" rally on Nov. 3, 1979. the big farm groups." blindly int a full "There are people not directly connected by edded Jurors got the case Friday and deliberated Quie, a Republican who was elected governor it could The trial, hometown or state who are involved and appear to le for hunters to day M.onday without reaching a verdict. · 19 78 after nearly 20 years in Congress, be the main agitators." :wild animal beca in its 22nd week, is the longest in state history. Minnesota dairy farmer just like Bergland. at the time he collar with a refl tian added the :one response to Make Student Government ion which hav responsive to student needs: newspapers, an lead to identi • s) responsible

�ne having infon VOTE FOR shooti.ng or; ·bute to the m contact the shelte �#9 YvonneResidence Mat Hallhews T District nigh.tat E.L. Krackers Schneider o its waste disposi plant safety �#2 Joel Storm ted by a state Ladiesplus N ight At Large of the Nucle· ·ssion at p.n District nion addi12:30tion q.Room. Amerilla's Fashion Show me Joyce, state Plus ee and a membe 's energy and ENDORSED BY: •ttees, and NRC Terry Teele ...... B.O.G. Rep. Sexy Leg ContestPRIZES Bob Glov�r ...... - ... Student Body Pres. Dan Hunnicutt ...... Exec.V.P. Derek Sto�m : ...... Sup. Ct. Chief Justice (sign up at door) 1st prize $50.00 Carla Fraz1e� ...... Sup. Ct.Justice - ·, · 2nd - bottle of champagne Sen. Ron W1ezak ...... l.F.C. Pres. -r\ Dave Saunders ...... l.F.C.Sec. · ' 3rd ·bottle ofchamp e Jack Woods ...... l.F.C.Treas.

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The opinions expressed on the editorial and Sports editor ...... Dave Clay Sports editor...... Andy Savoie op·ed pages are not necessarily those of the administration, faculty or Lab technician ...... Dave Verge Editor ...... Betsey Guzior student body. Phone 581-2812, Advertising phone 581-2813. The Daily . Copy editors ....Sarah Coyle,Bri Photo editor ...... Ed Gray Eastern News ed1tm1al and business offices are located in the East Wing of A vert1s1ng manager ...... Chris Goerlich the Student Services Building, Eastern Illinois University. Second class Hainzinger, Peggy Schneider, C1rc? ulat1on manager ...... Scott Moyer . postage paid at Charleston, IL 61920. Printed by Eastern Illinois University ' Murray K Business manager ...... Tony Dardano Charleston, IL 61920. Adviser ...... , ...... David Reed Wednesday, The Dally Eastern News Nov. 12, 1980 3 Canine's death stern News investigated byConfidence Jane Meyer the key to success eing Shaw P.T. Barnum sales pitching byA Vicki $500 reward is being offered for believing in yourself PR-is the way . K>St information leading to the person or to promote your success in the persons responsible for the death of a e, a senior business field, entrepreneur James dog belonging. to the Coles County ture Committee, · P. Liautaud, told a large crowd in Animal Shelter. ! might make a Coleman Hall Tuesday night. The dog, a six-year-old German ent-elect Ronald Liautaud related to the audience shepherdhusky mix and mascot of the his hardships of becoming an shelter, was found at around 8 a.m. d early this year entreprenuer which included two 1 Friday in the vicinity of the Coles overnment's top bankruptcies. Now Liautaud is the County Airport, suffering from 'tale Agriculture president of eight large injuries received when he was shot with qualificaions he corporations including Capsonic a hunting arrow. ctive agriculture Group, Inc., a company that Although shelter employees rushed utilizes newly developed plastic a local veterinarian's office, the , flatly ruled out materials - and techniques for doghim diedto Saturday morning. ministration for molding metal into plastic for Patty Sebastian,· shelter manager, electronic and computer she has talked to several hunting ussed potential industries. saidexperts since the incident and is ulture Secretary Liautaud's first job was selling convinced the incident was a of reporters he Time, Life and Sports Illustrated "deliberate and cruel act.'' someone "with subscriptions during his senior She said several people have assured someone drawn year at the University of Illinois. ha to hunt with a bow and arrow r from a special From the original 100 hera clear t t shot is needed, as hunters )l tied to one of subscriptions he received to sell, he cannot shoot blindly into brush. advanced sales to 600-700 She added it could not have been cted governor in subscriptions per week, expanded for hunters to mistake the dog Congress, is a subscription offices to· nine large forpossible a wild animal because of his size, �rgland. colleges in the United States and and also at the time he was wearing a was making an income of over leather collar with a reflector tag. $1 ,000 per week. Sebastian added there has already Then the bottom fell out of his been one response to ads requesting dreams. Six months after Liautaud more information which have been placed in James P. Liautaud graduated, the bu siness went local newspapers, and this could bankrupt. lead to identification of the Sold magazine subscriptions before becoming a millionaire After that low point in his but his most well-known invention for another company to gain possibly responsible for the dog's career, Liautaud began selling is the K-40 CB antenna. credibility. person(s)death: encyclopedias and finally after a Liautaud outlined points for He left the aud ience with one Anyone having information related few years established Capsonic becoming an entrepreneuer during reminder after recapping his ups to the shooting. or wishing to Group, Inc. his hour and· a half speech. and downs in the business world . contribute to the memorial fund Today, Liautaud has over 20 He told members of the "Whatever happens, keep on should contact the shelter at 345-411 2. patents on electronics components audience they must start working smiling. " Ws Nuclear power, wastes to be topic of lecture Peggy Schneider Director Jan Strasma wtll conduct the plant safety and with - the overall Coles-Moultrie Concerned by Nuclear waste disposal and nuclear ledure, Larry Thorsen, poiitical problem of nuclear safety following have indicated they might alsoCitizens, attend power plant safety will be topics science department chairman, said. the Three Mile Island incident, he said. the lecture. presented by a state senator and a Joyce will discuss the problem of A radiation leak erupted from the Thorsen said he did not anticipate member of the Nuclear Regulatory storing nuclear waste over a long nuclear reactor at the Three Mile any protest from the anti-nuclear Commission at 12:30 p.m. Thursday in period of time without danger of Island Nuclear Power Plant in groups. Members of the anti-nudear the Union addition Charleston radiation leaks, Thorsen said. Joyce's Harrisburg, Pa., in March 1978. groups were unavailable for comment. Room. talk will be concerned with the probiem The two speakers will also meet The lecture is sponsored jointly by MattoonJerome Joyce, state senator from as it affects the country as a whole and informally with students after the the political science department and Kankakee and a member of the Illinois Illinois, he said. lecture, Thorsen said. Beta Tau Upsilon, Eastern's energy Senate's energy and conservation Strasma's talk will deal with the role He said that two anti-nuclear management fraternity, Thorsen said. committees, and NRC Public Affairs of the NRC in assuring nuclear power groups, the Prairie Alliance and the O.G. Rep. �ody Pres. Exec.V. P. My 'ief Justice At Ted'stonight Ct.Justice Sincere Thanks .F.C.Pres. ''Slink and Band'' l.F.C.Sec. Great RRock' n Roll =.c. Treas. to all those n.Jeff Jehl 1dyWelch who supported z5c: Old.Mil-Hot Dogs-Popcorn Prillaman ---·coupon -- �- Ken Potts my campaign! Get in

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page 0 u r _ . OpiniFon I Commentary Nov. 12, 1980 Wednesday, Your Turn Paper drive succeeds again is a business We commend Eastern's student organizations combine efforts and work - PFM Editor: government for coordinating a second togethw for . positive results of a worthy In reply to Randy Kohls' cone past proje�t. successful campus paper drive this about Profe:c.sional Food Manageme October, exceeding all totals of past paper Collecting paper and aluminum is I'd like to say I empathize with drives. ecologically .sound. In addition, all the concern about the students' inter e system was Student Senator R.W. Monroe, co materials collected resulted in a grand total of but he has his facts misconstrued. When PFM came into Eastern, t e orderly ticket coordinator of the drive, said this year's drive . This money will go towards $1 91 50. discovered overstaffing in t sometimes cha doubled last year's total by collecting seven purchasing materials to construct permanent University Union food .servi on once ticket

waste bin facilities on campus sometime after • tons of paper. operations. Initially, student ho The new rium Last year, about three and a half tons of Christmas break. were cut, but if you bother to improve the • e, she added. paper amounting to were collected and Thus, not only did students work together, you'll discover student hours w $ 7 8 e numbered car the proceeds were used for an ice-cream but an excellent result was reached through gradually reinstated. I, too, was furious when I discove to 5 p .m. social for Earth Day. their efforts. 1 that full-time non-student work bered cards the · We thank all· students who contributed In addition to student government, were hired; so I brought the issue west lower € campus drive was co-sponsored by The Daily paper and aluminum wastes to the drive and Bill Bailey, the Eastern director rsity Union. Eastern News, lnterfraternity Council, congratulate those who contributed their PFM. Mr. Bailey explained that onl nt · their ID'� red card, Fin Panhellenic Council, Residence Hall time to the drive. We hope the next paper few non-student employees were hi for areas where full-time help e card availabl Association and the University Board. · drive is even more successful than those in necessary. These areas include a ba We are pleased to see campus the past. and a grill person. If any of the time workers aren't working out, asf the case, they will be replaced o 1-"� w .. ., students. hf a., 'J rht.. 11 e. w1111. � As a student senator I have form l'Vf0- e� Su f.>r; committee to be watchdog over P C.<..cSS. making sure they are working for students' interests. Bill Bailey impressed us as a man who will do j that, so Mr. Kohls, get in touch · him if you feel you were mistrea Meanwhile, PFM has to have time readjust because it is a business. All the past mismanagement paid for by the students. When Union lost money, your student were raised to cover the costs. i working for the students' interests?ls t ·----_;;:J Ne Unfortunately, we were all led ro J - believe student help wouldn't ?: /$ J.et/,,t_ B shuffled by PFM, but it was necessa After it all settles down, if Conservatism triutnphs_ in election student believes he is being mistreat by PFM, please contact me, and w The votes have been counted and America has made its take it to the top. Demos decision. Vlewpo.lnt: It was not an easy decision, but it was a historic - balanced? decision-much more historic than most people think. The Is this ONKYO 15 results of this election will do more than decide American Corey Brost Editor: ONKY02500 policy for the next four years. Because of the I didn't think that the story" ... w JVC 80w/ch. circumstances in the country and the world today, what Democrats in the House and Senate were defeated locals react to outcome" in Thursd happens in the next four years could very well determine Tuesday. But they weren't defeated Tuesday on Ronald Daily Eastern News was exactly (or events for decades to come .. Reagan's coattails. Conservative action-groups targeted matter of fact, bore any resembl The election of Ronald Wilson Reagan as 40th president each of the losers for defeat because of their liberal views. to) objective news reporting. SONYPS-T2 of the United States is only the tip of the iceberg when it In fact, these committees have spent millions of dollars to Eighteen paragraphs devoted .. comes down to the importance of Tuesday's election make sure these congressmen were defeated. Connelly and Larry Stuffle bad-mto SHA. RP RP-900 results. It is only one signal of a new conservative era that If you were a liberal Democrat in the House or Senate reactions to losing and one paragr THORENS TD has overtaken the country. who survived the onslaught, how much would you espouse devoted to Republican reaction Many people thought Reagan might be too conservative your liberal doctrines now? If you wanted to get re-elected, hardly "fair" do you think? but had even less faith in Carter. So they counted on a not much. The conservative tide exhibited Tuesday will You might ask y01,1rself why Democratically. controlled Congress to tame him, and result in a Congress reminiscent of the 1950s, when liberals Democrats can't accept the majo voted for him anyway. But those people counted wrong. were too afraid to speak their mind. Regardless of who decision with good grace instead President Carter was only one of the many powerful controls which house, both will be conservative. spouting off with threats such as " Democrats who drowned in Tuesday's wave bf This boils down to what might be the most important are going to regret it and regret it conservatism. conservative movement in United States history, for we quick" and "he'll be a d -Third-term Sen . George McGovern, South Dakota, now have as president a conservative who looks to the president." I former presidential nominee: defeated. 1950s as a symbol of what America should be. Where have these two fellas been -Fourth-term Sen. Frank Church, Idaho, chairman of We have a Congress full of men and women who don't the last four years?? I might the Senate Foreign Relations committee: defeated. want to appear too liberal to their constituents or "lousy compared to who?" -Fifth-term Sen. Warren Magnusen, Washington, conservative action groups. And we have in front of us Seems to me that there is hardly chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee: what could be the most formative years in U.S. history way to go but up ... defeated. since the Civil War. Marilyn Aulaba -Third-term Sen. Birch Bayh; Indiana: defeated. America must deal with important issues during the next -Third-ranking House party leader, Rep. John four years. To name a few , four Supreme Court justices e e Brandemus, Indiana: defeated. may be appointed, an aggressive Soviet Union must be L tt r Policy Overall, the Republicans picked up either 11 or 12 seats dealt with, a crumbling Social Security system must be -it's N' in Senate-enough to take a majority-and about 32 in revived and an increasing world energy shortage must be All letters must contain the n a · thethe Ho use. The Republicans haven't controlled the Senate acknowledged. phone number and home addr rTRAD. since the days of Eisenhower. Because of the. election, the U .S government will be their authors. Those submitted wit Bu t that the Republicans control the Senate by a few dealing with these issues in a very conservative nanner, this information will not be publis votes is not the important point. What is important is without much liberal dissent. Names will be withheld upon req which Democrats lost and why. Let's hope the conservatives are right. but no letters will be accepted u signed by its author. As I have already noted, some of the most powerful (Reprinted from the Daily /l/ini.) • The Dally Eastern News Wednesday, Nov.12, 1980 5 Ticket policy In school of fine Arts . �stern News to be changed New budgeting method provides Dru by Sefton 'D A new line number ca�d policy will used for ticket sales for the Dec. 2 better educational opportuand graduate students.nities'' Outlawsbe concert, Vicki Fi nn, byUn Lindader Fraembsthe new budgeting process, He added that obtaining this space is in ess University Board concert committee the School of Fine Arts plans to one future goal of the art department. coordinator, said. Budgeting.· continue serving the needs of its· Jaenike also cited larger classrooms Kohls' concern Finn said ticket purchasers will pick students by providing background for for craft classes, more slides for art od Management, up the new cards in advance and will career alternatives and ratifying the schools plan history classes and the expansion of the pathize with his designate the purchaser's place in the department into medias such as ticket line. goals set when the school was formed. dents' interests, The budgeting and planning process, for the future glassblowing and photograph as sconstrued. The system was developed to insure y currently in its first year of usage, objectives for the years to come. to Eastern, they more orderly ticket lines and to avoid Jaenike and Johnson both said the requires university schools and • Jaenike added. the sometimes chaotic rush to the tffing in the individual departments to make As acting head of the theater kiln shed and the Tarble Arts Center food .serv Union once tic et sales begin, Finn ice � sp fic budgeting plans for the next department, Jaenike said he is are projects that have been approved said. The new number cards should eci student hours fiscal year and to make tentative plans concerned with giving students better but will still require future planning. also improve the fairness in ticket 1 bother to ask, reaching six years into the future. career opportunities after they Music department head Rhoderick choice, she added. ent hours were Vaughn Jaenike, dean of the School graduate. Key said the goals for his department The numbered cards will be available of Fine Arts, said the school To do this, Jaenike said he wants to are twofold. vhen from 1 to 5 p.m. Wednesday or until I discovered established future goals when it was provide theater students with a more Eastern's music department serves tudent workers all numbered cards are distributed at formed in 19 74 by merging the music varied background in all areas of two functions-academic for students 1g the west lower entrance of the ht the issue to department with the art and theater theater so they will not be so limited and service for community members, University Union. Students must tern director of departments, which were transferred when the time comes to begin a career. Key said. present · their ID's to receive a ined that only a form the School of Arts and Sciences. The theater department hopes to The department provides about 140 oyees were hired numbered card, Finn said. There will Jaenike said the main goal of the obtain new lighting , sound and musical events per year which are I-time help was one card available per person, Finn newly created school was to provide intercom systems in the future, Jaenike meant for the public to attend, he besaid. s include a baker . interdisciplinary activities, courses and said. explained. any of the full Students may then use the numbered pro that would combine the Jaenike also stressed the need for The department has not really set cards for their purchase of tickets when grams orking out, as is interests of all three departments. civil service workers to construct sets any specific program-expansion goals tickets go on.sale from 9 a.m.to 4 p.m. be replaced by This goal has been partly met by the and make costumes and the need for as of yet, Key said. starting Thursday. such activities as the revisions in the shop and stage areas. He - added that the music Finn said the cards will be marked institution of r I have formed a on of the Arts; team- James Johnson, chairman of the art department's plans satisfy the needs of with the specific time the cardholder annual Celebrati hdog over PFM, taught courses such as those offered department, said the primary goal of its students by continuing to "deal with has to be in line to make his ticket working for the un the heading of fi ne arts; and that department is to "try and meet the the individual in a very specialized purchase.If the cardholder arrives late der Bill Bailey has pro such as vis u a program needs of the major and non way." his number card is invalid. There will grams who will do just communications, an option under theI major students" through the budget. Although Jaenike said he feels it is no exceptions to this policy, Finn ;et in touch with art major, Jaenike said. Johnson hopes to accomplish this by too early to tell if the new budgeting besaid. were mistreated. The current goals of the school Increasing materials and resources such and planning process will benefi t the to have time to Non-cardholders will be able to include striving to increase as equipment and commodities. School of Fine Arts, Johnson and Key purchase tickets after the times business. interdisciplinary activities, courses and Jaenike said the art department is both think the idea is a good one. designated for cardhol ers, Finn said. �anagement was p programs through budget requests, "desperate for studio space for faculty lents. When the our student fees r �------�----�- :he costs. ls that tts' interests? ·Need New Stere Gear, o ,• were all led to p wouldn't be But Short on Bucks? it was necessary. The Athletic ; down, if any Check out these values: being mistreated let me, and we'll Demos and Previously Owne� Stereos ·Referendum Natalie Scott RECEIVERS ced? 1500 MKll 20w/ch ... ONKYO ...... $169 2500 MKll 40w/ch ... ONKYO ...... is endorsed and he story ''.. . while . . . . $219 JVC 80w/ch ...... te" in Thursday's .. . .. $195 as exactly (or as a supported by any resemblance TURNTABLES orting. PS-T2 ...... rs devoted to Joe SONY : ...... $65 RP-900 ...... �tuffle bad-mouth S.HARP . . $90 the foll wing o • 1d one paragraph . • • THORENS TD-165 ...... 1can reaction is .. $70 think? ourself why the CASSETTE DECKS organization: ept the majority HARMON/KARDON HK-1000 ...... grace instead of . . .-. : ... .· : . $130 KD- ...... !ats such as ''they 10 ...... JV� ...... $125 TA 2040 ...... nd regret it damn ONKYO ...... $279 be a lousy . ReSidence Hall wo fellas been for SPEAKERS I might ask, ea. nho ?" EPICURE 5 ...... $69 ...... Associatio-n 10 ...... · ...... ea. here is hardly any EPICURE . . . $99 11 ...... · ...... ea. EPICUIU .. . $119 arilyn Aulabaugh QA ...... ea. INFINITY . . . .. $129 G-200 .. . ea. RTR . . . : ...... $139 The c:y NEW Daily EasternNew s :ontain the name, If it's a Hi-Fi you want, ask about home address of our TRADE�IN policy! submitted without not be published. East Side of the Square WELHRadio· 1eld upon request, Phone 345-2662 e accepted unless l AMSAudio Wednesday, Nov. The Da 6 12, 1 980 lly Eastern Ne A.bsences postpone COTE vote Lack of a quorum forced the In addition to the proposal, Council on Teacher Education to botany and zoology departm postpone voting on three agenda·items presented procedures for entranc Tuesday. teacher education. A proposal by Frank Lutz, dean of The COTE has been revie the School of Education, to possibly teacher education programs for e add practicing teachers or university department in an effort administrators from secondary, update and modify the programs. elementary or primary educatfonto the Because no vote could be taken,

· COTE was discussed, but since only council will have to wait to take ac seven members were present,_ no vote on those items until its next meeting ·could be taken. - Nov. 25 . Committee to write appealpoli The Student Senate Academic In the 1979 and 1980 catalog, Affairs Committee will meet .at 6 p.m. clear-cut grade appeals policy is !is Wednesday in the Union addition It states a student can initiate a Greenup Room to write a proposal on change request to the course instru grade appeals to be included in the no later than four weeks university general catalog, committee following semester, Robb added.of chairman Russ Robb said. TAC head to lecture on the arts Don Carmichael, director of Center for Eastern and how it coul Eastern's proposed Tarble Arts implemented in the construction Center, · will present a lecture on similar center in Chicago. "Reaching Members of the Blue Collar Also featured at the program Community Through the Arts," the artistic photographs by Rheinwi Friday in Chicago. P. Marxhausen taken of three Mat Carmichael will present his lecture as industries: R. R. Donnelley and part of the 1980 State Conference Arts Co., Illinois Consolidated Telep Session at the Hyatt Regency Hotel. Company and the Industrial Roo He said his speech will document the Company. initial planning of the Tarble Arts

Heads up Saturday's 14-9 win over the University of Northern Iowa attracted VINCENT PRICE spectators of all ages, including this youngster who seems firmly settled in the best seat in the house. (News photo by Karen Allen) has cancelled his Eastern engagement VOTE TODAY ! f If you puorrchased November tickets, 12cothllect! your To refund at the Student Activities Office, Re-elect 216 Univers1ty Union. (See Bob Becker�) BARDIS Announcing: Jeff Lorber and ' AMY his band "Fusion" Elect . jazz 8 p.m. Sunday, Grand Ballroom DIANE BIASON $1.00admission for students *Dine in the Panther Lair Sunday evening and see Jeff Lorber Residence ·Hall Senators Check our other ads today for details. FREE!

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Pumping iron Junior Jeff Monson from Belvidere, Ill., placed second in the overall standings CHAMPAIGN Novice Mr. Illinois contest held in Oak Park last weekend. Monson also inwon the first place in his height class, the most muscular class, and the best arms nt (News photo by Robin Scholz) class.

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___from page 1 budgIBHEet requests at this meeting and will Governors support a salary increase hear comments in support of the for both faculty and civil service En i n dividual budgets from employees in their FY 82 budgets. He representatives of the various said a study done for the IBHE showed university systems during their next Eastern salaries to be far below the meeting in December. . national standards. After hearing the · university Another factor the IBHE will representativ�s "defend their consider when making its final budget positions,'' the board will present a recommendations will be the increase paper that defines the primary in enrollm ents which Illinois' colleges concerns it will consider in allocating and universities face, he said. funds, Redondo said. Miller said while enrollments across One of the IBHE's primary concerns Illinois have risen an average 7. 7 in drafting the FY 82 budget will be th,e percent, Eastern's enrollment compensation Illinois teachers are increased only 2 percent. receiving in comparison to that In other business, Redondo said the teachers in other states and other IBHE received a report by the Policy professions receive and the rise in Committee to Study Student Financial higher education enrollments. Aid. The committee is seeking answers "The question of 'how much' for . to questions which the board members 5alaries must'be taken into the context and other higher education personnel or today's needs, considering the loss had regarding financial aid in Illinois. purchasing power · (suffered by The committtee has submitted ofIllinois higher ed faculty) and recommendations to the board for inflation," Redondo �aid. improving the process by which grants ' Miller said Eastern and the Board of and scholarships are awarded. FRAll IseatsDA reserved:Y, NOV. 14 CftAMTOMlN G U.I. Students: $9.50 $8.50 $7.50 ONE. ::waA� f Tickets available at Illini$8.00 Uni on $7.00 & Assem $6.00bly ts rom page 1 Hall Box Offices. Stud.en ___- said the cheerleaders ould additional funds received if the Johnson BY. MAIL w : increase passes. need $3 ,000 of the· increase money to TOSend ORDERcheck and self-addr essed.OR stamped PHONE: envelope to get new uniforms. The current budget · . The AB gives the Pink Panthers $200 Box O ffice. Assembly Hall, Champ<11gn.IL 61820. Mail two which provides the marching band with your Master Charge. Visa or American Express ticket for the cheerleaders is $1 ,000 for order or charge by phone at (217) 333-5000. If neces is used for travel and the music the Pink Panthers have sary alternate Hckets may be sent and difference semesters, which · uniforms, she said. chosen for a performance, Church refu nded. "When the $1,000 runs out, that's said. it," Johnson added. The Pink Panthers buy their own Phoebe Church, sponsor of the Pink uniforms and pay for their own Panthers, said the group is nearly self- traveling expenses, Church said. � � UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, CHAMPAIGN supporting but would appreciate any �5�1111•bl1 l1ll

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-o.1om6 lntraffiuralDIR/RecrECTOR: eaDaveti Outleronal News p.m. l.M. OFFICE: Lantz Building Room 147 581 -2821 DEADLINES Powerlifting ...... Fr iday, Nov. 14 Handball ...... , ...... Thu rsday, Dec . 4 Wrestling ...... Fr iday, Dec. S . // POWERUFTING MEET INFO. Weight classes: Men - 123, 132, 149, 165, 182, 198, 220 and Heavyweight. Women: t. J.<31:j dE;!termined after weigh-in. Maximum of 8 men per team distributed in any manner throughout the weight classes. Team i 7, 1 for 1st thru .£� > ��n i��! ased on scoring in each event and total weight for each weight class. Scoring: 10, 5, 4, 3, 2 /!!:!fJ 1 & i s� e. Meet will be held on Lantz North Deck beginning at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, November 18th. All entrants must weigh-in at Men's Locker Room. Women weigh-in at 1-M Office. Lifters must supply their own spotters. Contestants may wear boots or weight lifting shoes. "7-Lift Wild Card" meet format. (2 lifts per event plus 3rd attempt in event of your choice. Special ey Entry Forms available at 1-M Office. FACULTY/STAFF RECREATION. Faculty . and staff :ial• VOLLEYBALL GAMES RESCHEDULED. The volleyball members and their spouses may participate in Intramural and games scheduled to be played on Wednesday, Nov. 19th will Free Play facilityhour activities by paying $10 per person fee. be played on Monday; Nov. 17th · instead. The Harlem Children of faculty and staff members may .utilize .theFr ee Play Globetrotters will be at Lantz on Wednesday. facilities from 6:00 p.m. Fridays through 6:00 p.m. on Sundays for the $10 per child fee. Maximum single family fee is $50.00. REGULATIONS: 1. Children must register and obtain handstamp at 1-M Office, Lantz Room 147. * 2. Children under 12 must be accompanied by adult ION INTRAMURAL JOGGERS SUPPORT GROUP Meet at member over 18. 4:15 p.m. on Tuesday & Thursday at the Lantz Outside South 3. Guests may not use the facilities. Stairs. Call 581-2821 for more info. 4. personal valuables are each members personal UDENTS responsibility. Call 1-M Office 581-2821 for Application Form.

ELIGIBILITY RULE. Participants are reminded of a new I de rs * Annual Mile Prediction Turkey Trot will be held eligibility rule which states that only two former intercollegiate today;15th Wednesda2 y at 4 p.m. Meet at the flag pole, Lantz Field. sport team members or sport club members may play on the Open to all...No entry fee ...Pr izes. REMEMBER, THIS IS A same or related sport team in intramurals. This pertains to team PREDICTION RUN so you can be SLOW and still win. This is �n sports and special events which have team standings. Eastern Illinois Striders sponsored event. Additional eligibility rules are printed in the Intramural/Recreation Brouchure. Team member eligibility is the team managers responsibility. Wednesday, Nov. 1Z,1980 10 Civil Service employees The Precision Haircut oy k, hear union information (and why it might be right for you !) tbyo Crystal Schrof pay and the hiring ot extra staff help.''_ A representative from - the local Currently, Eastern's clerical staff is If you hate the way your haircut disappears years in gra of the American Federation of the lowest paid among all universities chapter the day after, come to Z's Hair Design where dman, son of State, County and Municipal throughout the state. In comparable h Schellas H� Employees will provide Eastern's Civil positions, salaries of some Eastern we specialize in the precision haircut • bing his skills in Service Council with information on clerical employees are as much as $2 an ough it may st joining the AFSCME on Thursday. hour lower than those at the University of this age sho Jo Pressler, an Eastern of Illinois. Precision haircutting is our technique for cutting hair rough, vigorou representative in negotiated titles of the Meyer added the last attempt of the in harmony wit h the way it gro ws.So as it gro ws it tly acquired AFSCME, will speak to the council at clerical staff to unionize failed due to le belt. He is onI 2:30 p.m. l'hursday in the Union the lack of membership. Only 50 out doesn't 'o se its shape.And because the hair is cut to rown belt, which

· of 175 employees joined the union. addition Paris Room. fall naturally you don't have to keep fussin g with it. te black. Currently, Eastern clerical staff "There seemed to be enough ony's father members are looking into the interested employees to form a union Usually the shake of the head does it. olved in karate a possibility of unionizing under the but when it came time to pay the dues ago because he AFSCME. Pressler said she hopes to and actually join, few did. Not enough techniques." session with the employees joined to make the union The prec1s1on haircut with Shampooing and j hold a question-answer dman took les effective," she added. clerical staff committee. conditionin g an d air'"formin g months then � Eastern's clerical staff is the only Other topics to be discussed are the be interested civil service newsletter, which will be co sts just for guys an d for gals. We als o non-negotiated employee group on 10.50 11.75 d thought it w i1 campus. If the clerical staff unionizes, published beginning in January and the offer I line, and it t hey would be affiliated with possibility of the civil service council - ·ng to do Texturized Design s, and Conditioning. Linda Spangler, clerical reforming. Permanent dman said. E, AFSCMstaff committee chairman, said. The newsletter, which is published For an appointment call said Tony was is monthly, includes job information and 345-5451, "Our meeting with Jo Pressler and you'll see that precision beginning b basically to find out more information feature stories for the civil service I child in a class in the process of forming a union. It employees. is ri ght for you. z students and would be in the best interest of the staff Snyder said she will report on the S ere was alwa to unionize as we are the last of the possiblity of reforming the state-wide ' Hyndman sai university employees not to have civil service council. Currently, a state tbs he has been � formed a union. A union would give council does exist, but is inactive. 6th St. Charl212 eston Nov. I, Tony us more bargaining power," Spangler Although the Board of Governors te Association or said. schools have their own civil service Pee Wee l Walk345-5451 in call! Wendy Myer, clerical staff council, other schools in Illinois have NATURE ANO EARTH UNITED WITH SCIENCE ition was hel representative, added, "The main asked the BOG schools to revise this SAT. 9-5 M-F 9-4 r College in Sp benefit we are looking for is a more council. y said he r equitable salary, along with overtime ent in his ridge Institu Senate to release voting results leston. Student Senate election and board and Eastern President Daniel E. e said he hopes referendum results will be announced Marvin at the same time. " in his study at approximately 9 p.m. at the Student Currently, Marvin has the authority Senate meeting which begins at 7 p.m� t-o approve or reject the advisory Wednesday in the Union addition referendums as- designated by the Tuscola-Arcola Room. BOG. The results of the voting on the two The $9 athletic fee increase referendums, Students Coordinating referendum would provide each of Optional Referendum Efforts Eastern's 19 sports with additional (SCORE) and a $') proposed athletic funding needed for inflation, and fee increase will be announced at the upgraded practice gear and equipment. meeting along with the results of the In addition, general business will be Student Senate election. discussed. However, Board of The SCORE referendum would give Governor's Representative Terry Teele Student Government the opportunity said "there probably won't be too to take the results of student fee many committee reports because the referendums directly to the Board of senators were busy with the elections Governors and present its case to the and the referendums this week."

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Sunnyside Boy kicking his way to black belt Natural Foods 5th & Jackson byWhile Scott Fishelmost eight-year-old kids are 345-9445 busy playing baseball, reading comic books and struggling through their We're moving soon ea rs first years in grade school, Tony to University Village! 'h ere Hyndman, son of Eastern's soccer Tues. thru Fri. 10-5:30 coach Schellas Hyndman, · is busy Sat 10-5 p.m. It polishing his skills in the martial arts. Though it may seem strange that a . Special: Tofu $1 .25 lb. boy of this age should be involved in ting hai r this rough, vigorous sport, Tony has grows it recently acquired his fourth degree ------. - purple belt. He is one step from getting is cut to brown belt, which is just short o'f the OPEN TILL : wi th it. ultimatea black. Tony's father said he became in karate about a year and a involvedhalf ago because he was ''excited about and the techniques.'' Hyndman took lessons himself for a few months then asked Tony if he We also would be interested in going with him. "I thought it would be good for discipline, and it would give him something to do in the winter," Hyndman said. He said Tony was not very interested the beginning because he was the ' inonly child in a class made up mainly of college students and adults. ISN'T THA T � B "There was always a struggle to keep " up, Hyndman said, "but the last few GREA T! · months he has been doing great." UniversityVil lage On Nov. I, Tony won the National Tony Hyndman (right) spars with a member of the Brownride Institute of Karate Association championship in Karate. (News photo by Kelvin Blanks) the Pee Wee Division. - The n.n.n competition was held at Lincoln Land would lead to acquiring a sixth degree halfway between green and purple.'' Junior College in Springfield. black belt. He ended up with the purple belt. Tony said he receives no special He estimated he would be able to Tony said in the belt-rating system treatment in his classes at the achieve that goal in four or five years. the lowest is white, followed by yellow, -�, 1:)4, Brownridge Institute of Karate in · When the young boy was recently orange, green, purple, brown and Charleston. tested for the green belt, he said, finally black. There are varying I n I He said he hopes to go "as far as I "They decided was too good for the degrees of all of these belts, depending L 's can" in his study of karate, which green belt, so theyI decided to put me on the person's skill. -- Top - _f

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11 eturn ees to add strength to tanker lin e u p · a lot of first places or we won't win. and medley relay and Hussey in the 100 torn knee cartilage, which leaves the byDespite Andy Savoie a lack Of depth, Eastern's But it won't make that di much fference and 200-yard backstroke and 400-yard Panther swimmers with only one diver, men's swim team should still be in nationals." medley relay. Padovan said. successful this season on the strength Expected to lead the Panthers this Soltys swims on the 400 and 800- Despite the lack of depth in diving, of seven returning lettermen, Eastern year are returning All Americans - Mike yard relay teams and Boone competes Padovan is optimistic about two other coach Ray Padovan said. Roessler, Jim Hall, ave Gibson, D Tim in the I 00 and 200-yard breaststroke swimmers which he . said should The squad opens its season Saturday Bird, Tom Hussey, Ted Soltys · and and on the medley relay team. contribute to his squad. Western Illinois University in Steve Boone. Boone has been hampered recently One of them is freshman Gre g againstMacomb . Roessler competes in the 100 and by inj uries substained in a motorcycle Lanchester, who "probably should "Basically, we're short on numbers, 200-yard breaststroke event and Hall accident, but Padovan said he 'is still make the biggest impression as a but retained our point men from swims on the 1650 and 800-yard relay swimming. freshman," Padovan said. nationawe ls," Padovan said. "Wheri it teams. Boone placed third nationally last Lanchester swims in the freestyle comes to a meet where we'll depth need Gibson competes in the 800-yard year in the IOO-yard breaststroke event. and backstroke events. (such as a duel meet), we'll have to .win relay, Bird in the 100-yard butterfly But diver Kurt Simon is out with Wednesday's Page1_4: Icemen optimistic

aboutseason · SR!!yr!�ws Nov. 12, 1980 15, 1980 Gridders remain atop Division in . SHAWNEE MISSION, KanII. -For r angame darknek ss, gEasterns Sports the second consecutive week, Eastern is Information Director Dave Kidwell the No. I-ranked football team in the said. NCAA's Division II. The complete poll is as follows: The Panthers (8-2) remained No. l Record after defeating fellow Mid-Continent I. Eastern (8-2) Conference member Northern Iowa 2. Northern Michigan (9-1) 14-9 Saturday at O'Brien Stadium. 3. Jacksonville (7-1) Northern Iowa was ranked No . . 9 at 4. Cal-Poly-SLO (6�2) the time but has dropped out of this 5. Troy State (8-1) week's ratings. . 6. North Alabama (7-1) Eastern will play its final reg1,I1ar 7. American International (8-1) season game against Augustana (S.D.) 8. Nebraska-Omaha (7-2) 'S at I p.m. Saturday at O'Brien 9. Santa Clara (7-2) the final seconds ticked away in the Panthers' win over the University of Stadium. IO. tie As The I p.m. starting time is one half Texas (7-2) Iowa, so did UNl's hopes of upsetting No. ranked Eastern which ---·--southwest emits top status. 1 hour earlier than usual to avoid late------Virginia Union (7-1-1) ·ned acki n g up 1 O solo tackles Jefferson awarded Player of Eastern linebacker Ira Jefferson has .-.'!\; . t e ' r h , � • Week named the Mid-Continent ' M - ... """ ""'-' :-· ,· . '' .. 1.. f �- ';'• ...... ,. � 1unce onfern ence's "Defensive Player of the �.;:_ ' .. • • · eek" for his performance in the \\ i. � . ' .; anthers' 14-9 victory over Northern . T � s· ·� \f . •.,.... � ...... ,· owa Sa turday at O'BrienStadium . \ f ''. · ...-i1 .....,,,. Jefferson had solo tackles, nme �: t....t�-..:�;. ·J """ �,;.. assisted t�ckles, IO two quarterback ' cks; two tackles for a loss and a pass. terception against UNI. · "Ira played great, just like earlier in the year,'' linebacker coach Jeff ardner said. "He gave us hustle from to sideline.'' 'dJeffelineerson was the fifth Eastern player to be named the "Defensive layer of the Week" in the MCC this

Cornerbackon. Don Pittman was !' ed player of the week after tern's 41-7 victory over Northeast 'ssouri Sept. 27. Pittman intercepted two passes and s locked a punt in that contest. Eastern tackle Randy Melyin was I ed "Defensive Player of the eek" for two consecutive weeks for

· performances against Central State Western Illinois University. ts Melvind had IO solo tackles, two ists, four tackles for a loss and one sack the Panthers' 41-15 win over entralin State Oct. 11. And in Eastern's 37-7 triumph over Panther linebacker was awarded the Mid-Continent Conference's 9 estern Oct. 18, Melvin had 11 solo Ira Jeffer�on picks up one of his 1 Defensive O Player of the Week for his showing Saturday. (News kles, two assists, one quarterback solo tackles during Eastern's 14-9 win over the University photo by Tom Roberts) , one tackle for a loss and one of Northern Iowa Saturday at O'Brien Stadium. Jefferson · orced fumble. tackle, four assisted tackle and cme quarterback Jeff Christensen. yards in the Panthers' 35-28 victory Panther defensive back Kevin Gray interception performance in Eastern's The sophomore signal-caller over Northern Michigan Nov. I. was Eastern's next "Defensive Player 32-7 win over Youngstown Oct. 25. received the honor after completing 18 fthe Week." Player of Eastern's only "Offensive passes for a school-record 370 his IO solo of 31 (See JEFFERSON, Page 15) Gray was so named for the Week'' this season has been reserve Wednesday.Nov. 12. 1980 The Dally Eastern News 14 are optimistic Stickman a prosperous season SaLaDlaRato .one for yourself!

oScottf Fishel college tra nsfer student from Chicago byEaste rn's Hockey Club is very and LoFureno is a freshman from Mt. RE-ELECT optimistic about the possibility of a Carmel. winning year after opening its season He said the team also has an as with a. 5-2 victory over Illinois' junior outstanding goalie in freshman Jack Maoffrilyn Kludsenator- varsity Nov. 2, player-coach Doug Bender, who served in the military and campus Andreasen said. has just returned to school antl hockey. r" Andreasen said he hopes the victory Andreasen said the self-supporting ------ over Illinois will be the start of a club tried unsuccessfully this year to winning season and he is very get funding and recognition from You can put $2.00 or even $5.00 optimistic . about the club's Eastern- but failed as it has in past possibilities. years. back in your pocket with these "We look really impressive," Instead, players are charged $40 in Andreasen said. "We have some good dues at :he beginning of the season i talent for just being a club." which pays for new equipment and ice Money Sav ng Coupons! "I think this will be a super year for time, A ndreasen said. the hockey team," Andreasen said. He He said it costs the team from _$50 to said the team played "sluggish" in the $60 ner hour to rent time on a � first period of its first game, but then Chanwaign ice rink, which he said the $5.00 off "got their act together and started team .:onsiders its "home away from any perm home." All of Eastern's games are playing like a team" in the second and Exp. third periods. played on the road since there is no ice 11-22-80 Andreasen said veterans Steve rink in this area, Andreasen said. · Wilson, Joe Chaffy, Jack Reiff and Tom Wilson have returned to play this Hockey meeting off year .. $2.00 A meeting of the Eastern Hockey Hairshaping The club also has some outstanding Club will be held at 7:30 p.m. first-year players in Gary Garafola, Exp. w ednesday in the union walkway 11-22--80 Mike Schrader, John Ragland and · Lounge, Club President Doug Steve LoFureno. Andreasen said. Garafola and Schrader are from Attendence is mandatory, Jill Graham DuPage College, Ragland is a junior Andreasen said . October Drawing W inners- Kurt Krukenberg .. 0BA Wed., MeetNo v. 12ing, 1980! 6:30 pm 1 03 Blair Ha ll Spea-ker:

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Purdue, Michigan clash In �Get Your Hair Shape elf! Big Ten show-down r1 For� inCHI CAGO (AP)-It'll be Purdue's Vince Skillings of Ohio State tops the Holid·ays at potent offense against Michigan's the league with four interceptfons while defense when the two teams put their seven others are tied for second with g perfect Big Ten records on the line three each. Ray Stachowicz of CVaQettte' �aUtcA�� aUt Saturday in a nationally televised Michigan State leads in punting with a football game. _ 44.4-yard average to 43.4 for Don Open Mon. - Sat. Purdue leads the Big Ten in passing Bracken of Michigan. and in total offense, and Michigan is Norm Burrows of Ohio State leads No. 1 in the conference_ in total in punt returns with a 6. 7 average to Across from Wilb Walker .00 defense. Ohio State, the only other 6.5 for Anthony Carter of Michigan undefeated team in the league, is tops and Norm Granger of Iowa leads in Shopping Center in rushing and scoring. kick-off returns with a 33.4-yard· Purdue is passing for 331.2 yards a average. 345-5712 game with Illinois second with 302.1 yards. Purdue is averaging 520.3 yards a game in total offense to 456 for Ohio State and 395 .9 for Illinois. Get into Jordache Ohio State is averaging 290.5 yards . .. and get the look with a fit rushing with Michigan second at 248.3 all its own. Five pocket jean and Minnesota third with 226.3. • Ohio State is scoring 42.5 points a is 1 00% cotton denim game to 37 .3 for Purdue and 30.8 for with a 16" leg for that Michigan. slender, strai g nt look. Michigan is allowing 276.8 yards a gafue on defense followed by Ohio Stae Sizes 2 5-34 waist. at 309.2 and Iowa at 313.7 and Top them off with a Michigan is tops in scoring defense on trim med hand knit a yield of 10.2 points a game with Ohio look sweater in easy State second at 12.5. Iowa and Purdue are tied in rushing care acrylic/nylon. defense, both allowing only 108.8 Jeans, �rg yards a game with Ohio State third at Indiana is tops in passing defe118.2.nse, allowing only 109.5 yards a 36.00 Sweater, game with Northwestern second at

130.Mark1. Herrmann of Purdue leads the 30.00 league in passing efficiency and total YOU NG offense. Herrman has a pass rating of points to 139.4 for Art Schlichter CIRCLE of158.6 Ohio State followed by John Wangler of Michigan with 135.8. Herrmann is averaging 305.5 yards a game on total offense with Dave Wilson of Illinois second at 279.6. Calvin Murray of Ohio State is the leading rusher with an average of 1 15.8 yards a game. Marion Barber and Garry White of Minnesota follow with and 87 .6 yards, respectively. 90Dave.3 Young of Purdue is the leading receiver with 37 catches with Keith Chappelle of Iowa and Bart Burrell of Purdue a step back with 36 each. Rick Anderson of Purdue leads in scoring and kick scoring with 66 points and Vlade Janakievski of Ohio State is second in kic)cscoring with 57 paints.

Jefferson from page 13 Besides being named MCC • I "Defensive Player of the Week," Jefferson was also similarly recognized by Eastern's coaching staff. Panther punter Don Manzke was named Eastern's "Offensive Player of the Week. " Manzke averaged 45.3 yards on 10 punts into a strong wind, and his 78 yarder in the second quarter got Eastern out of a hole when it was backed to its own 4-yard line. "We gave awards to everyone on the punting. team, but Manzke really earned his," assistant coach Chuck Budde said. "He had to punt into the wind under a lot of pressure and placed several very well. Plus we had great coverage which limited any returns." ' Don Pittman was named the secondary's player of the week after making seven solo tackles, forcing a fumble and knocking down four passes." "Donnie and Wilbert James both played great, especially knocking some passes down during some crucial series in that final period," defensive back coach Rick Schachner said.

FIRST IN FASHION IN TERRE HAUTE, DANVILLE, MATTOON, MARION AND CARBONDALE . Wednesday, Nov. 12, 1 980 The Dall 16 Bear,_ Devin e gear-up . Sec. for 'Sama, Irish- battle - 30( Busch CHICAGO (AP)-Coaches Bear last Saturday's 3-3 tie with Georgia of fie Bryant of Alabama and Dan Devine of Tech, also envisioned a possible bowl T.onight Notre Dame, both of whom have been game against Georgia. Don't Forget there, would go anywhere at anytime if "Our destiny in the polls will be From 4_9 go to it meant a shot at being No. 1 again. determined by what we do against "No. I is still possible, yes," Bryant Alabama and Southern Cal. and told the Chicago Football Writers in a whomever we play if we play in a bowl telephone interview Tuesday prior to game,'' said. Devine. Marty's Saturday's nationally televised battle "If Georgia were No. 1 and we had a against Notre Dame in Birmingham. chance to play them, we'd put on the "Our only chance would be for moleskins or the uniforms and jump at New Shi pm�nts of the Best Georgia to go to the Sugar Bowl and the chance to play them," added lor us to play them there," said Bryant Devine. Shell Sold. whose team had been No. 1 before But first there is Saturday's game losing to Mississippi State two weeks between No. 5 Alabama and No. 6 ago. Notre Dame and Bryant's chance for Devine, whose Irish had taken over his first victory over the Irish who

Ba· sketbLeather all Shoes the No. 1 spot from Alabama only to defeated the Crimson Tide 24-23 in the All Star™ Pro lose it to Georgia this week following Sugar Bowl in 1973, 13-11 in the Hi-Cut. Converse All Stars are worn Orange Bowl in 1974 and 21-10 in by more pro aRd ALL STAR South Bend in 1976. college players r c than any other ·r a k practice "l'v.e never beaten anyone," said shoe. Hi or Low Tops Eastern's women's track team will Bryant, "my teams have. In the games canvERSE hold its first practfce of the season at 3 we lost to Notre Dame, we might have Also i n Canvas. won if I had stayed home. Notre Dame p.m Nov. 17 at Lantz. Field House, Sizes.up to 1 Coach John Craft said. is a big" name and it would be nice and 5 All interested individuals should I'd be happy if we could beat them." contact Craft at 581 -6007. Good Selection

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MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR ·� �l!JUN IVERSITY UNION � tern News Wednesday, Nov. 12.1980 . The Dally Eas 11 * ******** * ************* * * ***** *** *** * • • • • of State Yo ur best buy! • • COUNTING PENNIES" WHETHER 'f'OU RE BU'l'ING OR SELLING LOOK FOR VALUE ANO CONVENIENCE IN THE CLASSIFIEDS• Re-elect • Sec. • office may Classified Ad\tisin�· • An na· Marie Laconte • • • go to woman ' . ,, ··- -· • �.� Elect SPRINGFIELD,Ill. (AP).,.-Gov. • • James Thompson said Tuesday that he .. , ...... ,, ..... , ...... • will decide "within the next couple of Pa ul Rued i • weeks" who to appoint as secretary of • state, adding that he is seriously • • considering appointing a woman. • ,. ,. The · Republican governor must • ,. appoint someone to fill the vacancy ,. ,. • created by Democratic Secretary of VOTE TODAY! .. ,. State Alan J. Dixon's election last • • � week to the U.S. Senate. I w* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * � * * * * * * * * * The . impending vacancy has prompted rampant Statehouse es speculation, and the names of several women GOP political figures have cropped up. Asked about that, Thompson replied: "I'm seriouly considering a woman. I think it's time that Illinois politics matured to the . P

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Keep on supporting the best Elect John Guite off campus · Vote Joel Storm and Yvonne Vote Yes Wednesday to Vote Yes for the athletic tee Make the football team go �cements al-around athletic program in Senator. Paid for by Russ Mathews for Student Senate. ensure quality and growth in increase. Paid for by Russ Greyhound - Vote No on IUinoisand Division II. Vote Yes Robb. ______12 our women's athletic program. Robb. Wednesday. ______12 ______for the athletic fee referendum. ______12 In order to maintain a strong Paid for by Chris Hempen. 12 & rm - Vote early Paid for by Jim Borschel. Vote Mathews Residence men's and women's athletic -.,,.------,----- 12 Academics before athletics. Vote November 1 2 Sadler somebody · Elect ______12 Hall Ballot no.9 program, vote yes for the Phi Beta Lambda meeting, Vote No Nov. 12. and Smith Senators at large. l no. 4 & Erio no. ______Hey Girls! Ready for ______12 athletic fee referendum. Paid Wed., Nov. 12, 6:30 pm, 103 12 ------.,.-1 2 I District. something different? Try Three Should we really give the . for by Jim Borschel. Blair Hall. Speaker will be Vote Mathews/Storm Nov. KEEP ABORTION SAFE _____ 12 · Bears Bedtime Stories. For football team money to watch ______12 Randy Sims of Southwestern 12. AND LEGAL Join Naral-Free i equality in our info: Call 2894; 2308; or movies? Vote No on the If you want a respectable Publishing. Induction ______12 Referals. 345-9285. gram ...Vote Yes. 5�93. athletic fee increase. leader as your Student ceremony following. Should we give the Athletic ______onnie Bijak. ______Department a 110 % increase ______14 12 Senator, vote for Amy Bartis! 12 Richey Auction Service ,______12 Back Marilyn Kludas for To keep non-revenue sports ______12 Susan , Happy 20th, from to pay for inflation 4 years from Route 16, Ashmore, IL Auction Senator no. 1 on Senator (Off-Campus) no.4 on strong, vote Yes Wednesday one Scorpio to another ...R. L. now? sale every Thursday night 7 �te today. Paid for ______12 the ballot. Paid. for by Natalie for the athletic fee referendum. 12 p.m. New and used furniture ott. Scott. Paid for by Jim Borschel. An Italian Beef not made from Vote Joel Storm, at-large, store open Monday thru Friday I,______12 leftovers? The Kiosk. Roe's and. Yvonne Mathews, ______12 ______1.2 8 to 5. Saturday 8 to 1. Phone 1am (81 5) Got any Vote Mathews/Storm Nov. Don't forget to vote for Kiss Lounge. 5-1 2. 6 days. Residence Hall Senators Nov. 349-8822. me? Lonely Liz. 12 my Ass on Nov. 13, 14, 17 in ______12 12. ------.,,..0- 0 ______12 ______r-·-·�;;·-·-·1 12 12 the Union 1 0-5. Scott Campbell I Vote November 1 2 Sadler Birthright Cares - Gives Free �'inally1 no more and Smith Senators at Large. Marilyn Kludas supports S.C.O.R.E. ONE FOR --�------12 I I pregnancy test Monday thru 1ally. Have a good Residence Hall ______YOURSELF. ELECT MODDER Which· will get you a better 12 S.C.O.R.E. Friday 3:00 to 7:00 - ·348- Joyce, Eileen. I ______AND MONROE RESIDENCE job - a championship football District I Angie Sadler and Julie Smith 12 8551 . _____ 12 Nov. 12, 1980 HALL SENATORS. VOTE team or strong academic I for Student Senators at Large. Vote Vince Smith (no. 3) and 12/12 )Qd luck in the · ______NOVEMBER 12. programs? Vote No - Nov. 12 I 12 Brandon Edenfield (no. 1 0) for Vote 1 and 5 on your At behind you all the �,....,.��1�...-.11.-.11--. . Vote 1 and 5 on your At off campus student Senate. ------� 12 ______12 I .-.1 Large ballot November 12. e, your no. 1 Large ballot November 1 2. ______12 ______12 Prevent athletic fee inflation - Dina Pelligrin: Vote confidently. Vote -=-.....,-----�--- 12 Nov. 12 elect: Hart, Potts, Free quart of Coke with large Vote No Nov. 12 Congratulations on your 1st Sadler and Smith November _____ 12 The Athletic fee propqsal is Thoele off-campus Senate. pizza - delivery or pickup. place Master Piece in the 1 ;!. Mack Truck Senior Art Show. We love ya, endorsed by RHA, the Daily S.C.O.R.E. Adducci's Pizza. 345-9141 , the "Boyfriends ______your 6G Roomie's. Eastern News, State Rep. 12 345-9393. Fried chicken - fish · corn >??! !" Strangled- Larry Stuffle and Bill Houlihan . Make student Senate ______oo ------�1 3 dogs - Adducci's, off 4th St. 'ing. Vote Yes Wednesday. Paid for responsive to the needs of the Sadler and Smith for Student Pitt song of the week: " Hang Carry-out and delivery. 345- _____ 12 by Cindy Rozmin. students--vote Yvonne Senators at Large November on Sloopy'' by McCoys. 2829. Open 5 p.m. hy - You owe me a lollvian journalist to speak ______12 12 Mathews and Joel Storm. 12. __,______00 and I owe you a B ______Clara Ferrufino, a journalist Vote ! Mike Cipowski Delta S.C.O.R.E. with Mueller, 12 12 en can we collect? Vote! Nov. 12th for Scott Crom Bolivia, will speak on the Tau Delta's Kiss My Ass Tymczuk, and Kupsche. S.C.O.R.E. one for yourself. We have to fight inflatio� in Campbell, Student Senate , Latin American press at 7 p.m. Candidate. Students working for students. Vote for John Guite No. 1 on our athletic program. Vote Yes _____ 12 Residence Hall District. ______Paid for by Bonnie Bijak. the off campus ballot. on Wednesday to support your Wednesday in the Union 1 4 ______12 olleyball team is ______12 ______12 fellow st udents. Paid for by addition Charleston-Mattoon Vote : Nov. 12 S.C.O.R.E. "Cracker Jacks." Re-elect Marilyn Kludas - off ¥ Hart, Potts, Thoele. Off Barb Willard: Congratulations Dr. Bruce Wheatley, Director Matt Glover. Room. campus senator. a popcorn coated on getting your signatures of Public Affairs for A-T-O Inc. ______campus Senate. ______12 �el, they are WICI professional to speak 12 ______done! I'm so proud of you! in Ohio and former EIU faculty Very cute Free puppies - 12 Elect R.W. Monroe and John coated with A speaker from the Alpha Garn love, Mom. member will speak today from need home. Mixed breed. Call Elect Edenfield and Smith for Modder Residence Hall kill, hustle, power, C hampaign-Urbana ______12 1 :00-3:00 in Rm. 119 of 345-7639. Off-campus student Senate. Senators - paid for by Russ iinking. Of course professional chapter of Women ______EIU Booters: Congratulations Coleman Hall . Wheatley will 12 Robb. get about the nuts in Communications, Inc. will on your bid to nationals! Good present a two-hour seminar on - __--__---___- i of the box like the * * * * * * * * * * - - luck in Lockhaven PA. One "Opportunities for the Speech answer questions at 7:30 p.m. * * • Elect Edenfield and Smith on this Panther step closer to Miami! Mary Ann. Communication Professional in Wednesday in the Student • • off campus Senate. No. 10 and;� Lost and Found ost of all, each box S.C.O.R.E. ______12 ,Management Development." Services Building, Room 207. • no. 3 on your ballot. rise inside - and • Sadler and Smith for Student ______12 ,. one for yo urself. ,. 12 hers are full of Details of the short Senators at Large November Hey Sig Kap's, Hey Phi Sigs, Lost: Black key chain with 2 Vote Storm at large. Ballot They can upset story/poetry contest will also •Vote s.C.O.R.E. Candidates ,. 1 2. Start thinking Kamakazi Let's GM car keys. Near Lantz no. 2 r teams (lewis). be discussed. ,. ,. ______·1 2 par-tee 2-night. Th.e Sig Tau's. outside courts . Reward. 345- Mueller 12 1 box is finished CCF to have Bible study ,. ,. Support the marching & pep ______12 4281 . 1 last kernal, they Mary , To the greatest roomie • bands, Pink Panthers and 2nd Floor Douglas supports ______14 A Bible study sponsored by Tymczuk • possible. Thanks for making ·d down to the last cheerleaders ! Vote Yes Tony Parascandola no. 4 & Lost: Business statistics the Christian Campus • • my b-day the best ever. Oh, are going to come Kupsche Wednesday. Paid for by .Amy Bob Erio no. 12 for Student 281 0 book -in Coleman hall. If Fellowship wi'll be held at 6 • did you find a new roommate weekend cuz they • Bardis. · Senate . Residence Hall. Vote found call Marilyn. 348-0767. p.m. Wednesday at the ,. At Large District 12 ,. for next sem· ester? Love, �racker Jack Box" ______12 Wed. 13 � * * * * * * * * * * * • Janet. ood Luck this Campus House, 221 Grant The guarantee for lower ______12 Lost: Pair of dark rimmed, ______12 Ave. A fellowship meeting will ticket prices and no fee S.C.O.R.E. one for yourself. Tinted glasses - 348-1 795 - Vote no. 9 Residence Hall Vote Vince Smith no. 3 and ,______12 follow at 7 p . m . Everyone is increase is only as good as Elect Modder and Monroe Rewa;d . and no. 2 at- for �. Sidney, never Brandon Edenfield no. 10 welcome. large ...Mathews/Storm . R.C.'s word, this promise residence hall senators. Vote ----�----- 12 dorm. The Kiosk - offcampus Senators. Econ Club to meet -,----.,....------12 leaves with him. November 1 2. Found: Yellow "way gay" 1e. - ______12 The Economics Club will be Vote for Scott Campbell ------� 1� kitchen chair. Do you want in ______12 We may need an increase in Residence Hall District on Nov. John Bavetta - I still haven't A concert survey will . be "neow"? Call 581 -3661 . rt. plans for a the athletic department, but Potts, Thoele, 1 2th. had the chance to thank you conducted by the UB Concert ______12 las ...Off -Campus party, seminar 110%? Vote No! !! for the roses! You're a super Research and Development ______12 Found: Female Calico kitten 'aid for by Bonnie topics and other activities at its ______12 · · Keep the tradition of a· strong son. Love, Mom. Committee from November 7 near Mom's Thurs . night. Has The women of Phi Beta 6:30 p.m . Wednesday meeting athletic program rolling. Vote -,-.,....-----,-----1 2 14. Surveys are available in the white flea collar. Call 348- ______12 Sigma Silhouettes are selling in Coleman Hall, Room 213. Yes Wednesday for the athletic Vote confidently. Vote dorms and by the Panther Lair 8604 to identify. Buddy, Happy chicken dinners, Sun. Nov. Sad ey Rec Club to meet fee referendum. Paid for by Jim ler and Smith. November in the Union. Everyone is ______14 -lave a wonderful 16, menu includes: BBQ or 1 2. A mandatory meeting for all Borschel. encouraged to fill one out by Lost: Blue and red jacket in .azy-K. Fried chicken, cabbage or Nov. 14 and return it to your Recreation Club members --=------12 Buzzard . Please call 58 1 - • • '------12 string beans, potatoe salad, • • • • • • • • • • • • RA or the Survey Box by the To all my friends on 3rd • � 2487. Reward ! Thank you. Sherri! Love, going to the IPRA convention bread and cake. Price : thday Andrews especially C.C., ·s s· $ Panther Lair. ______1 4 will be at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday $2.00/pick up $2.50/delivery. ______o live in your home l.W., and J.F. Thanks for a 12 Lost: 2 keys on a silver key 1e library. in McAfee Gym, Room 138. Orders should be made by Fri • terrific b'day. Love, J.M. 9 IS FINE BUT O IS Support athletics, vote Yes ring, if found, please contact ______12 SaclologyClub to meet Nov. 14. For orders contact on Wednesday. Paid for by Mary at 2251 . Della 345-2731 , Dena 581 - • ott Campbell and The Sociology Club will meet •:e ETTER. Russ Robb. ______14 Vote Mathews and Storm for _ der, and re-elect 3898, Sharon 58 1 -5563, or ______12 Stolen : Black Continental II. II 6 p.m. Wednesday in Student Senate. STOP THE A THLETIC oe for Residence Gwen 345-96 1 7. Coleman Hall, Room 340. Angie Sadler and Julie Smith Any leads call 348-0675. -No ors. Endorsed by ______14 :FEE iN CREASE .. for Student Senators at Large. hblk: Administration group to $ $ $ 12 questions asked if returned. inating Council. :...... ______12 ______meet 19 ______12 DOONESBURY tor a Tony The Public Administration - -- - [laJ no. 4 & Bob Erio Association will meet at 3 p.m. GET ltudent Senate - Wednesday in Coleman Hall, OKAY,lET's Mall - Paid for by the Room 205 . New members are WIAJNOR. OA 70N. CASCS, A M&llOW welcome. EXACTLY IS 15 -----,--1 2 IA/HA T MOKTGAGe s today to insure "M&llOIAJ A A 51AJ/£T strength in men's MOKT- !OJ..,MARK. . men's athletic e� "? I I Paid for by Russ ;;� � e� "------12 Kludas We're --� . all the way ! Good Off-Campus Senate lK, SS, JJ. ______12 lohn Guite No. 1 on ampus ballot. Co [e fall-break and new at policy. ______12 Lambda meeting 12, 6:30 pm, 103 COST PER cents per word first day, 7 ce11ts per word each consecutive Speaker will be "DO YOURSELF" CLASSIFIED AD DAY: day1 0 thereafter (minimum words). Student rate: half price paid is of Southwestern IT in advance. Name and phone10 number are required for office ng. Induction following. purposes. ______12 and Bill Mueller. NAME; -Large. A solid voice �dents. Paid for by ADDRESS: lk. ___12 Place ad and money in envelope and deposit in Daily Eastern News box in Union AD TO START ��·ND RUN FOR or bring to News office in Student Services Building by p.m. the day before it is to run p.m.. Friday for Monday's paper) . 2 (2 Wednesday, Nov. 1 2, 1 The Dally Eastern News 20 980 Th

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