The Daily Egyptian, July 22, 1987
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Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC July 1987 Daily Egyptian 1987 7-22-1987 The aiD ly Egyptian, July 22, 1987 Daily Egyptian Staff Follow this and additional works at: https://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/de_July1987 Volume 73, Issue 175 Recommended Citation , . "The aiD ly Egyptian, July 22, 1987." (Jul 1987). This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1987 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in July 1987 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Daily Egyptian outhe rn Illino is University at Carbondale Wednesday, J u ly22, 1987, Vol. 73, France to put 2 warships in Persian Gulf PARIS !UP I> - The French wa ters of the gulf this week. government, locked in a Each vessel is equipped with diplomatic war of nerves with a helicopter, 3n array of anti Iran. said Tuesdav it "'ill aircraft and surface guns and deploy two warshiPs armed four Exocet missil es. the sea with sea-skimming Exocet skimming French missiles missiles in the Persian Gulf to used by Iraq in its apparenUy proted French shipping. accidental attack on the USS Fr. nce look the step. which Stark in May that killed n coincided with the .S. :\merican sea'men. reflagging of Kuwaiti tankers. " We arc not in the business 10 days after Iran attacked a of discussing our deplovment French container vessel in the plans," a defense ministry gulf and as a diplomatic cris is spokesman told United Press between Paris and Tehran International. " but it is no entered its fifth day with 00 secret that vur ships are apparent solution in sight. eq uippe d wi: h Exocet France severed diplomatic Imssiles." ties with Iran last Friday in a Ambroise Guellec, the dispute over a French demand French secretary of state ior to arrest a nd question VIa-hid m?riU m e a ffa ir s , said Gordji. a translator at the Tuesday France had a "dual Iranian mission in Paris. about objective of safeguarding our :1 wave. of terror bombings in economic interests in this Paris last year . region and also ensuring Both nations have refused to securH:( for ou r shipping a nd allow each other's diplomats to crews leave the country. French militarv forces a round the globe have been placed on h~r~~ a:;:'~~~~~~t::;~~:~ heightened alert because of of the Persian Gulf. where threats of retaliatIOn against merchant vessels a rd oB France by pro-Iranian ex tankers have often been St.ft Photo by lI.. Yob• .,i tremists. caught in the crossfire of the 7- A neigh-borly hand The gover nment said year-old Iran-Iraq war. Tuesday that the two Navy Trade unions have placed frigates the Vict3r pressure on the government to Members of the Shagbark Girl Scout council, which includes Girl Scouts from 23 choeIcher and the Protet - " do something" and take Council lind horseback riding involve. counties in Southern Illinois and one in would escort two French oil some work as they brush Coco:: ~ at Giant Indiana, are staying one week at Camp tankers scheduled to enter the See FRANCE. POQo 5 City Stables Tuesday afternoon. The Cedar Point In Makand._ 5 university towns favor Poindexter ends testimony change in drinking fine by restating defense of role By Karen Wells govern men: Therefor e, StaH Writer legislative ac;ion would be Five of seven Illinois needed in order for a fine WASHI NGTON !UP I) - deposition from Lt. Col. Robert However , severa I universi tv towns have increase to occur. Members of the Iran-Contra Earl. once a Nationa l Security lawmakers, including Rep. responded favorably to an Cities that support the panel pointedly questioned Council aide to Lt. Col. Oliver Michael DeWine. R-O hio. info rmal survey seeking proposal are Ma comb. John Poindexter about his orth. who contradicted his criticized P oindexter for legislation that would in Cha rl eston . DeKalb. skimpy memory of critical former boss's testimony that taking unto h im self crease the minimum fine events in the scandal. but an orth shn 1ded documents president-sized decision. for underage drinking. Ci ty See FINE. Page 5 administration loyalist said while Justice Department DeWine noted that on Clerk J anet Va ught said at the witness's chi ef fault in the officials were going through Wednesday, his first day of affair was that " you put North's files Nov. 22. testimony, Poindexter said, Monday night's Ca rbondale Gus Bode Liquor Control Commission yourself between Rona ld Answering questions under "The buck stops with me," but meeting. Reagan and the American limited immunity from the Ohio Republican said. "In Underage drinking fires, people." prosecution, Poindexter. a this country, the buck can only which a re set at the The (ormer national security rear admiral now working a stop one place, and that's in discretion of the circuit adviser, 50, wound down his Pentagon desk job, again the Oval Office. and that sign court judge, range from S\O fifth and final day of public insisted Tuesday he alone originally was in Harry to $500, depending on the .;g,'41 j) _.' testimony before the select approved the diversion of Trum.n's Oval Office, not on circumstances. House-Senate committees by excess profits from the 1986 his national security adviser'S Underage drinking fines Gus says bigger lines reiterating his defense of his U.S. arms sales to Iran to the desk. a nd other fines a re aren' t so fine when you' re actions in the worst scandal of Nicaraguan Contra rebels - " You took the key player, established by the state the one who pays 'em. the Reagan presidency. and he never told Reagan the best player, out of the The committees released a about the scheme. game," DeWine said. This Morning Attard channels energy to University success By Eric Oestmann Makanda band StaffWriler with the table's sail and Program, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Attard said. Board members heading East pepper shakers for a moment the Obelisk" publishing board are assigned a certain topic While having lunch the other alld looked around the crowded of directors, the General and USO becomes dependant -Page7 day, John Attard said " hi" to Student Center lunch room Studies Advisory Council, the on them for input. several people in the lunch several times, room, smiled and called them " Earlier in my life I found I ~-=~~a~nlJ,~d~~~el~:::F; Each board member tries to Master swimmers by their first names with a had this nervous energy and I Policy Board. listen to other members' to sponsor meet pleasant, authoritati, e voice. decided to use it to get involver! USO positio ~· Attard has shared input with an open He stopped eating once to wi th organizations," Attard held are East Ca mpus Judi~ial mind, getting aii the board -sports 16 briefly chat with a waitress. said . Board chairman, West members involved, Attard While on the way to pay for his Some organizations Attard Campus representative and :.aid. lunch. he stopped to glad-hand has been involved with during vice p r~i dent. Attard's concern is With HoI, humlel, IS. another acquaintance. the last three years are the He uses a "common sense" The USO president fumbled Carbondale Big Brother approach to running the USO, s.. ATTARD, Poge 5 Celebrate National Hot Dog Month at Newswrap ~~ftI .MI world /nation EARLY BIRD SPECIAL Y ICAD. HoI'", 0' IPoU •• ''''''''''1 Iran expected to reject • Frle. Ict lied DrtDIl Get your haircut REE U.N. proposal to end war " :.:. before 12:00 noon any :;;r~ • -'!:.:::..... By Uniled Press Inlernalional . ~- weekday&SAVE·2.00! Iran Tuesday branded as " unjust" a U.N. resolution ~1. ., ~ ,,')f t~~~. ~ demanding an immediate cease-fire in the ,early 7-year-old , ~ , Persian Gulf war, while Iraq said its top leaders would meet to ~. ~~~~~!M549:62S6i3 • \ - ~I,.~ IUI"50IO discuss the order. Iran, which refused to abide by past cease-fire .. ...... 0 .. resolutions. is expected to reject most demands by the U.N. offer good thru 8·31 -87 II:U S. Ultaota Security Council. which unanimously warned the the two nations ~ to stop lighting or face the possibility of punitive measures. Rajaie Khorassani. Extremists clash with anti-apartheid students JOHANNESBURG, South Africa CUP!) - A crowd of ex tremist whites. protesting the return of an Afrikans delegation that met with black South African rehels, clashed Tuesday with anti-apartheid sludents at Johannesburg's airport. Scores of SauCCJny police. some leading attack dogs. were deployed at .Ian Smuts PH ICE Running Shoes .irport amid right-wing threats against some 50 academics and reg. 70 churchmen who defied the government and met with the now 530. 00 ouUawed African Na tiona l Congress rehels in Dakar. Senegal. Dixon Trainer Palestine, Shiite forces battle for 4th day Freedom Trainer Flit. BEIRUT, Lebanon CUP!) - Palestinian and Shiite Amal c.. Magic Vt militias ballled in southern Lebanon for a fourth day Tuesday. ~ up 10 ,,,. 13 3'"" raising fears that a second " war of the camps" might erupt. PLUNGE police and security sources said. In northern Lebanon. one SHOES '"' STOff Syrian soldier was killed and three injured when gunmen in a ENTIRE STOCK Hours 9-6 Daily ,H..-.T Across from Old Train speeding car fired two anti-tank r<lCkets and opened fire with a machine gun at a Syrian checkpoint in the city of Tripoli, 42 OF BATHING SUITS miles north of Beirut, police said. S. Korean papers test reforms; open bureaus SEOUL, South Korea (UPI) - South Korean newspapers.