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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1981 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in April 1981 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 'Daily 'Egyptian Southern Illinois Un iversity (;us says if lh~ jocb don't win. Friday. April 10. 198I-Vol. 65, No. 131 Swinburn~ can stick '~m _ilb disciplinary probatiOD. Athletics transferred to Swinburne's control By Randy Roguski looks forward to "tremendous Staff Wri~r challenges." "I think I'm realistic about The administration of the the challenges," Swinburne athletics program will be said. "We want students behind shifted next month from the us. We will gE't them behind us Office of t.:niversitv Relations by gE'tting them involved." to the OfficI.' of Student Affairs. President Albert Somit told the Swinburne said he isn't sure if Board of Trustees Thursday at th(' added responsibility of its meeting In Edwardsville. athletics will overburden him. Somit announced th(' change but Women·s Athletics Director after the board had voted to Charlotte West said the retain the temporary $10 possibility is a "valid concern ... athl('tics fel.'. The fee. approved in Dec('mber 1979. would have "Ifs a very big challenge." bet>n revoked July I if the board ~est said. "Once you've bet>n had not voted before then to intimately involved with retain it. athletics you know that it takes The fee extension means an extensive amount of tim('." students will pay $30 for the athletics program each In discussing retention of the semester for at least one more athletics fel.'. the board refused • year. Somil has promised to include in the proposal a students a chance to advise him Rruce Swinblll'lle mandate for a . student through a student referendum referendum in the fall. next fan on whether the current the reorgamzatlOn, Somit level of athJetic:s fee should be praised GeorgE' Mace, vice The amendment to the continued. president for University propoeal. suggested by Student Similar involvement of relations. for his "energetic Trustee Mark Michalic, was students in athletic:s decisions leadership" in athletics ad- defeated unanimously. Board prompted the switch in ad· ministration. members. most of whom said ministration of athletic:s, Somit Men's athletics has been they oppose the referendum, said. He said the move is administered by University said the decision to hold it rests justified in part by the fact that relations SiACe 1m. The office with Somit and not with the student ~,:!'.=:.uf. atJ.out 47 . took ov~r res~':i~~r the . board. prOlram is ';:::"fl! Ii - -s:::A sa~ .wt~ not reduce ~"n-Us-;'iYaiiEriiott ~.~ subslantiaJ measwe to elll"lt'h any of the eXisting respon· think the referendum is a student experiences:' Somit sibilities of student affairs mislake. From the standpoint said. ". sense on the part of unle!
i . " ...... ~ ...... , ... Colmnbia prepared for mght; News Roundup---- Marr U,dK-If'f1 for Rft.garr II.IWII astronauts relax before launch NEW HAVE~. Conn. lAP) - Edward :\1. Richardson was indicted Thursday by a fedt'ral grand jury on two counts of CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. "1 think we're going to make in varying degrees of hurry is threatening to kill or hurt Presidt'nt Reagan. (AP) -On the eve of its maiden it." Lift-off was set for 43 "abort." Richardson. 22. of Drexel Hill. Pa .. was arrested Tuesday in voyage, the test shuttle minutes past dawn, at 6:50 a.m. For the astronauts, one Manhattan and is being held in New York in lieui of $500.000 Columbia was poised for flight EST on Friday. rather primitive means of Thursday on moon-launch pad John Young and Robert launch pad escape remains: a bo~~ih counts of the indictment against Richard<;on involve 39A, an untried ship of the Crippen, who say they are '140 basket that slides down from statements he allegedly made in notes left in a :'liew Haven future ready to return percent trained" for their 2-day n".. r the cabin to the ground hotel or sent to ..... Ie student Jodie Foster. the tet'll·age ac· Americans to spaCE'. 6 12 hour flight, visited their into a bunker or a waiting ar tress. Two astronaut!> who will revolutionary spacecraft at mored personnel carrier. 1Ilin0i8 may IrMe edUf."fJtion flU.dll stake their lives Friday on its first light Thursday, were told it They also can use standard success went to sieep at mid was in good shape. and went orr ejection seats up tIT 100.000 feet. SPRINGFIELD (AP, - Illinois will lose at least $103 million afternoon Thursday after a for some final landing practice Mission planners say they in federal aid to p.lemf'ntary and high schools and nearly 14.004' final telephone farewell tl) their in airplanes. would eject in the event of "Ioss school jobs if Congre!lS approves President Reagan's proposed families. Relaxed and primed However, the space people of control or impending budget cuts, the state's school chief Thursday told the state to fly, they took a call from Vice have put as much thought into catastrophic failure," or loss of Board of Edl.:ation. President George Bush and told planning what to do if things go any two of the three main "The proposed cuts are going to hurt everywhere and him they are ready to go and wrong with Friday's launch as engines. Illinois is really one of the big losers in this process, .. said sta Ie "skies are clear." they have if things go right. School Superintendent Donald Gill. At the same time, the Page 34 of the space agency's (-'01' the first 4'2 minutes of countdown went into its press book is entitled, simply. flight. Young and Crippen have lJolllon 10 layoff 400 polino, jiN'merr climactic hours. "If Things Don't Go Right - the options of maki'lg a l'-turn "1 think we're go." said Contingencies. " and returning to the long. BOSTO~ (AP' - Friday is doomsday for 400 Boston police launch director George Page. The word for ending the flight 15. OliO-foot runway at Kennedy and firefighters. Proposition 2'2. the state's tax-cutting law. Space Ct'nter on the Cape. The will claim their jobs and dose seven police stations and thl'('(' \·t'hiclt' would drop its boosters fire stations in the first of a series of cuts that could end :'i.noo (UPS 1&01101 and use its two remaining city jobs. engines to do the about-facp The cuts are the latest results of a measure approved by Published dailv in .he Journalism vear or SIO for SIX months in then glide to a landing. :\Iassachusetts voters last November that limits taxes to 2.5 lackson and surrounding counties. percent of a property's fair market price. ~~~ui;Pa!.tiasu~~~~at1~iv~~~IT~ If there is power. but not vacationS and holidays b\' Southern ~th~~~ U~i~~ ~~!{:- :~~ ~n~~ much. Columbia could make a Illinois. l7ni\'ersity: Com· yea~ or 525 for six months in all Regarr N'jf'("IIJ tax municatlons Building. Carbondale foreign countnes. cross· Atlantic beeline for the IIoluw proptMOl m.62901. Second class postage paid Student Editor-in·Chief. John LS. ~avy Base at Rota, Spain. at Carbondale. I1hnois. Ambrosia; Associate Editor. Doug WASHINGTON lAP) - The chairman of the House Wavs Edit.orial policies of the Dailv Applebaugh; Editorial. Page It has been nearly six years and Means Committee unveiled Thursday a tax package Egyptian are the responsibility of Eiiitor, Mike Monson~ Assistant since an astronaut with the which jettisons President Reagan's multiyear cuts in favor of ~e n~it.?e7iectS~~~r:ro~nstsor~~shaet 5::o~:~~al~~~;~~efrr~m~: :\mt'rican flag on his sleeve a onetime slash aimed at greater relief for low-and middle minIstration or any department of rocketed awav from earth. income Americans. the l'niversitv ~~~~~e~~wsCh~~~~~~t'er Mi~~~l!~ Forlv·three Sm,:iet cosmonauts The administration promptly rejected the proposal. Editorial and business office is Sports lditor. Scott Stahmer: went up while the U.S. Treasury Secretary Donald Regan said the president looked located in Communications developed the shuttle and sent Building !"uth Wing. 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to block federal fund resolution - H~ David )Iurphy I~' t(l"" Staff "'ritt'r The senators who left ob. '''edt'ral Building in Car· jected to the wording of the bondale. ~f~.r~~' .' Angry senators walked out resolution, according to one The rt'solution was written bv "/'(J.' and forced the adjournment of a senator. Ravmond Lt>nzl. a researche'r "This rpsolution is, in a way. \,; {,"- . . stUdent senate meeting Wed. !n . the College of Buman npsdav, in a move to block a propaganda," said :\like Glaub, kesources. who is the faculty "',., rpsohition supporting a letter a West Side senator. ", think advisor for several recognized writing campaign that would it's an attack on Reagan's student organizations. have protested federal spending economic plans, and I don't proposals. think the student senate has any Just before the resolution was Falf.1 Plat. '1." business doing that." The walkout of four senators mtroduced. Glaub, two other Falaf.1 ". Combo'l •• ~gan more than an hour after Parts of the resolution senators. and a prvlIy for an offer_I'" the l'ndergradua It' Student criticized t:.S. military in· absent senator all walked out. until May 15, 1"1 Organization Studt'nt St"nate \'olvement in EI Salvador. as This reduced the number of meeting had started. The well as the "general military senators present at the meeting buildup" which it said is now to 17, out of a total senate bod~' walkout was prompted by a taking place. resolution to support the of :18. St-natt' rules reqUire that a s...uthern Illinois :\Iobilization The resolution also supported quorum of all senators be Committee, a coalition of local plans for a letter writing present at mt'etings to take IOUTHERn acti\'ist groups, in a planned campaign to protest proposed action. letter writing campaign. cuts in aid to students, and a rally to be held April 25 at the ~ s.f' l'SU pagf' 16 ...(eltaurant--- bbq---- Coal gas plant funding cut delayed Hv S
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"age 4 Daily Egyptian. April 10. 1981 Space problems 'crowding'Morris
Editor·s notp: )Iorris Librarv is along with patrons and starf. cplpbrating its 25th annivprsarv' this The building needs to be doubled in ypar. and lhP Daily f:gyptian has size to meet the needs of the rE'mainder prf'parf'«l a !;uips e"amining tM librarv of the century. according to the and how its t'''pansion and subsf'quprit library's 1977 Special Analytical rinaneial problt'ms rpnpct hardships Report. facl'd bv libra rips across the nation in Built to hold a million volumps. the timt's of growing economic troublt's. library now is a stort-housE' for ahout 15 This artielt' dt'al!! with spacp problpms million volumes and 16 million in :\'orris l.ibrary. microfonns. The Iibra~' a<.'quired its mllhonth volume in :\ovl'mber of 1!168 8,· I,iz (;riffln with the presentation of Walt Whit· Siaff Writer man's "LeavE'S of Grass."
WHATEVER H,\PPESED to the 23- IS 1!165 TUE student population sto~' tower addition that was proposed passed the library's capacity to serve for :\Iorrls Librarv~ 15.000 when 1•. 356 students were The Illinois 'Board of Higher enrolled. Now. there are 23,219 Education scuttled the plan because it students. would have been too costly per square Students almost need ·tickets· to foot. according to Ralph ~1cCov. dean of reserve seats during finals week. a the library from 1955 to 19'6~ heavy use period for the library. ;\ sketch of the propowd 23-slory towpr prrwnl )1orris Library building. at &lie An alternative that would have "You have to get there early." said addUiOft to the library dwarfs the far right of the drawing. removed the science collection from George Glenn about the library during :\Iorris Librar~' to another building and finals week. "If you don't get there floor, and since its collection is tailored Bauner said. turning a book on its side would have permitted the expansion of early, you just don't get a seat. You for use to two departments which are and placing it atop other books which the social sciences. humanities and have to sit on the noor, or you spend heavily enrolled with graduate were upright on a shelf. education divisions within the main most of the evening you wanted to students. space is at a premium. On the second floor. Cohn pointed building was then proposed. spend studying looking for a seat. The "We don't have enough seats toward seven rows of shelving that had And this. too. was rejected. fifth and sixth floors really fill up fast ... anymore for reading. and in peak hours re<'enUy overtaken seating space and Glenn is a sophomore In physiology we have kids sitting on the floor," said sa'.d. "no doubt more will." :\ICCOV SAID THAT the tower's who says he spends about 20 hours per Ruth Bauner. education·psychology "It's just as bad here as elsewhere." multiple washrooms and lengthy week in the library. librarian. ht? said. "It's just a constant matte.- of elevator and stairwell constructions. Mike Wynne is a student worker for "Disturbances are another problem. adding shelves and squeezing out for instance, contributed to the high the library's humanities division on the Our space is so small. when the seats." cost of the pl"lposal and to its aban second noor. Of finals week he says, Special Collections' space is almost donment. Of tne alternate plan, he said. "It's crowded, but you can always find ~~~:t ~~:~: ::enta:e ~~p; completely filled, the library's 19l'J "By tiM: time we reached top priority on a seat. It depends on how picky you machin(.s run, it disturbs other building planing and renovatioD , building requests, the funds statewide are." ..tudents," she said. f,"~~":!.:=! ~o~ ~ wt~~ ~::~ul~~ spai:e -is even (,ROWDII~IIG~1though a major LIKE Ht.'MANITIES Librarian Alan Regional Archives Depository program , tighter. Now the loudest squeak that problem througt. 'lUt the library-is Cohn. Bauner wondered aloud what can be heard at the library is the one for particularly vexaome on the fourth would happen if aU the books were :~'!J ~te~::ls s:::unu.: ft~ space. as more books and journals are floor. where the education-psychology returned to the library at once. according to the report. \ jammed into the 25-year-old building division is located. Because ,t is a tower "If we can stick them like this," See SPA('E page 7
;\5 the t'oinrsity's enrollmenl grew. the st... y arPas at the Iihrary beea me more cramped.
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In the hasement of Morris Lihn". above, ....n of hooU are stacked thrOtl!Ch tH aisln of packed shelving. wllile. ripl. tH price 01 care.essness and vandalism adds to IR risillg c.lS of oprration, Daily Egyptian. April 10, 1981, Page S Friday's puzzle
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About ~(}(J mt'mbers of the ASSOCiatIOn of Teacher Educators from a nine-state area will mt'N at SrL'-C for a Iwo-da\ eonference beginning Frida\ The conference will be h('ld in the Stud('nt C('nter and par I,,:ipanls will h('ar pres('n tations that cover such topics as the role of university clinical supen-isors and teacher education in Europe. More than 5tl papers ar(' scheduled for presentation during the con· ference. Elmer J. Clark, dean of SIU· C's College of Education; Dan R. Jones. assistant professor in curriculum. instruction and media; Elaine F. Alden. associate professor in the School of Technical Careers and Berniece B_ Seiferth. professor in curriculum, instruction and media are tile' 'scheduled speakers for the eenferenc:e_
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1:11PM Show SI •• W... ..,.I:II7:11 .... Ie. & ..... 1:. 1:117:11 .... f>a~t' 6 Daily EgYPtian. April 10. 1981 ---~ocus------SPACE from Page 5 ~ I:\ST.::\O. gon'rnment degrees Fahrenheit and the library. according 10 :\Iorrow. We Special Order Books documE'nts from the 23 humidity should be ~et at 50 She l'ouldn't estimate the southE'rnmost counties in degrees. number of books damagl'ft by illinois are storPd in one of the The ultraviolt't ravs from tht' the conditions of the building. Over 1 Million Available blue barracks along Grand sun and (rom rluoreScent lights but she said that the comiitions 12aS.ILL An'nue. l'ause Fading. just as a were "a significant factor." ,.... ,22 The basement of the Iibrarv newspaper will yellow if it is left Cohn offered a wrv in holds the Learning ResourceS oul in Iht' sun. Tht' answer terpretation of the state of SE'rvice. which pro\'ldes mPdia would be replacing the existinJ;! )l •• rris Library. and equipment services and fluorescent lights with in· "Of course:' he said. "\'ou instructional and design con· candescent lights or installing could ironically look at it that suItation. plastic shidds for the present since the space is so tight and Ed Slazinik. equipment lighting system. but :\Iorrow since the stale won't give us the supervisor. said the equipment said this is a costly proposition. money to buy the materials to section of the LRS doesn't have About 25.000 books are keep gr~ing. then we won"t sufficient shelf space to store renovated each yt'ar at the need the space." E'quipmE'nt during break periods. :\or does it havE' room to add shelves. Carroll GilrnE'r reportPd that spaCE' IS needed to store crip GRAIID OPIIIIIIG pled E'quipment awaiting rE'pair. Garner is a repair April 11 & 12 supervisor. In the photography Door Prla. anti DI_ounts darkroom. wherE' about 85.000 photographs were developed • Shrultitery .....ny ..rle.l. last ~.. ear. Ed Turner. manager rho.. o ...ntlr ..... ml.. tu ...... 1 ... of the photography laboratory. Gnuntl C...... said onlv color or onlv black and ·v_...... white hims can be developPd at • A...... ,. • ...... 1. a time. Turner added that about • botIc ...... & __ ...... r.n _ppll. 110 percent of the photography that is de\'eloped there is in color. ~GREEN~ n:RR\' IIOSTETLER said HOUSECJ that at certain hours of the day at the LRS's Self-Instruction Center. there mav be lines of 15 to :zo people. - "They may be waiting for a slide projector or a tape player to become available. We prohably do have additional equipment to put in tht>re. but IH' just can't jam more tape Tuesdav pla~ers and slide projectors in Fat City there." said lIostetler. assIstant director of media services. Wednesday
"l:~l·,\I.I. y it's pretty The Maltese Falcon crowded. Sometimes 1"11 ha\'e to wait 15 or 20 minules to get a SGnPeitro projector. You have to be ready Thursday to jump because other people are waiting for projectors too:' The Misjits he said. In the undergraduate librClry, Reflections in a Golden Eye Judv Harwood said the loss of Friday seating space in recent years has been minimal. although The Man Who Would Be King seating space is still below Saturdav standards. The aim for that floor has been to keep the Southern Illinois Premier 0/ Wise Blood collection size below 1110.000 qrs about 92.000 now I to Aprill~ 18 SPC Fi..... Student Center Auditorium maintain the immPdiacy of the collection for the population it serves. accordin~ to Harwood. (l: iTTJr ~ L-t ~.• The air is often heavy in the library. and ~ependi!1g on which floor one IS studymg on. " 1 and the season. it may be either too hot or too cold for l·omfort. Heating. cooling and ~en tilation controls are not [me lunro. and swllchmg fr~!" !he heating to the air condltlomng system takes about a month or longer, accordmg to Harrel Lerch. supl'rintendent of building maintenanl,(,. I.e'rch said the l'ntire ven tilation system needs to ~e taken out and a ne\\' one m stalled. Informal estimates made by the physical plant in 1980 set this cost at about $2.440. according to Lerch. \lURRIS I.181UR\··S con Ilitions are uncohliortable not only (or humans, but they are hard on books. journals. and films. too. "Books and rilms are sen sitive to changes in humidity," said l'aroh'n :\Iorrow. con servation -librarian, "and thev'lI actually l'xpand and ~on·tract. Our problems ~re t1uctuatiun plus humIdIty, DONALD SUTHERLAND IDI \\hich mcreast'S Ihe brittleness MARY TYLER MOORE 1:1 uf ulder hooks and dries out 2:11PM Show 11 •• It'ather·bound books." Sht' saId the library's tt'm pt'r;IIUrl' ,hulI!!1 ht, ~I·t at ,II Shows DlIlly 2:11 7:11 1:11
Daily Egyptian. AprIl I". 1981. Page 1 I' HILL HOUSE1t11 MIMIEIISHIP DRIVE -Ca~pusBriefs------APIIIL 11-17 students Inlt'rest('d In the Hill House. an intensive, long. term, therapeutic community for A financial aid workshop for A tra\'e)·study program in people with behavioral. personal. and drug problems which has W{'Stem C.S. Ecolo!tv will be l'ourse students In hpalth profession operated in Carbondale since 1WO has been cited by the e)(4K:utive fields will be held from'8:45 offered in :\Iav and will feature a.m. to 12: 15 p.m. Saturdav in a month or" travel in :o.iew Donald C. Kimmt'l. :\orth ~Win1.e":::,r'~~~~ as the outstanding Morris Library Auditorium.- Six ;\Iexico. Arizona. Utah and Am(·rk.1n director of the l:nited speakers and a panel of medical Colorado. Sites to be visited b,· i'liations Food and ARricullurt' In order for Hill House to provide services, it is i~t tf,ot there be students will disross \'arious the class include the (;rand Organization, will speak on ~I and commoni!y Suppor.. ~ can aid in etfor1s to rehabilitate ways to offset costs invoh'ed ('anyon. Mesa Verde and Rocky agricultural·developmental ~~l:,~l jfi~in:n~~~ ~T!~~~s~:~he community and area os with professional school and "Iountain :IIational Parks. The work .programs and op· financial aid resources !troup will leave Sill the week portuDltles sponsort'd by the During the week of April 13·17 Hill House board members and available. following final exams. A l:nited :o.iations from 3 to 4 p.m. meeting will be held at 4 p.m. Friday in the Agriculture f~?I~~~ ~~sa~n~:~~~c~~I; ~e~~~~shi~~::~~~lo:l~e John F. ~agle, proft.'SSor of (o'riday in Life Science (( 325 for Building 2119. life Member $250 physics at Carnegie·:\lellon Fniversity. will be thp guest ~~~~i::.:~r;:~r I ~ speaker at a joint chpmistry· Subscribing Member physics colloquium scheduled from 10a.m. to4p.m. Friday in ~d,;,ii~ual I;g Npckers 240. The seminar. cosponsored by the Dppartment ~~~3'i=s~V~~~~M~r~~~~t:'sch s::~~ti~~s of Chemistry and Biochemistry. For additional information. phone 549·7391 or 529.'1151. ' . Department of Phvsics, School of Medicine and Department of Molecular Science. is entitled "Hydrogen Bonded Chains in Bioenergetics ... A workshop entitled "What's Left to Eat"" will be held from 10 a.m. to noon Fridav in Ac· tivity Rooms C and D to discuss SuEntOrta facts about food. :'Iiatural food snacks will be servt'd. The CRAFT SHOP program is cosponsored by the 453·3636 Student Wt'llness Resource Center. ;liew Horizons and Eta Sigma Gamma. New Selection of Douglas Scott. director of the IIL'ititute of l'Oatural R{'Sources Wooden Toy Puzzles and at Montana State t:ni\'ersitv will present a lecture entitled "Color. Discrimination by Fine Stoneware Pottery American Wapiti-a Representative ~Iember of the Deer Family" at 10 a.m. Frida\' in Lawson 101. Scott. a former Gift Giving in S~U-C faculty member. will diSCUSS his research into the a Special Way question of whl'ther elk per· ceive the brightly colored Handmade Items clothing that hunters wear.
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I • , ~ -rf4ctivitie.~_ DISIGNIR JIANS AND MOIIII ...... % OFF IIGULAR PIIICI "T!': mini clinic. II: 30a m. Student ('pnter -SASSON School of mu~ic gUitar en~('mhle. 8 - CALVIN KLEIN pm. Old Raptist Foundation. - VANDERBILT -ANNEKLEIN (,('I('h~lt)i &-~I('S presents. "PIp e.lORDACHE -CHIC A TIE GOJ.B pin. 8p. m .Shryock Auditorium Harry Walll'r performance. 9 p.m .. Old :\Ialn Room. Soturday. Aprilll !OAM.7PM Chemistry·Diochemistrv seminar ,~~". MIlE Sunday. April 12 9AM.12 noon II am .. :'IOeckers "157 . Alpha Phi Omega March of Dimes HOLIDAY INN CAnoNDALI Walk"merica re~istration. 10 4 ....", ... am·3 p.m .. main solicltation arl'a of the Studl'nt ('enter AMEPLAN ...... s-I ...... S#rv«J WIlIt ,;th" Q ClIp Of JOUp dk Jour. pottlto piQnlu 0' tl small salad. a.- 1.15 4.. l:nited Nations simulation. 1 p.m .• 1bc:_lb...... Tech Alii ,...... 40:. pallY. GREEN BEAN EXPLANATION GREEN BEANS. THEY'VE BEEN ALL OVER CAMPUS AND PEOPlE ARE TALKING ABOUT THEM. A SURVEY OF S1UDENlS ON 01HER CAMPUSES INDICATED THAT 100-.4 Of 1HOSE QUESTIONED COULD EASILY TALK ABOUT GREEN BEANS, HOW MUCH AND HOW OFTEN THEY ATE THEM, AND ABOUT HOW THEIR FRIENDS USED GREEN BEANS. SO WHAT? THE POINT IS THAT WE DONT TALK AS OPENLY ABOUT THE USE OF OTHER PRODUCTS ••• LlKE BEER, WINE AND LIQUOR. IMAGINE A FRIEND WHO HAS TO CONSUME AT LEAST A SIX·PACK OF GREEN BEANS IN ORDER TO HAVE A GOOD TIME, OR A PERSON WHO GETS ROWDY AND DESTRUCTIVE AFTER HAVING SOME GREEN BEANS. SILLY? SURE IT IS! BUT HOW MANY OF US COULD TALK ABOUT A GREEN BEAN PROBlEM YET KEEP QUIET ABOUT SOMETHING MORE SERIOUS, AN ALCOHOL PROBLEM? THE GREEN BEAN SERIES THE PAST TWO WEEKS WAS ORGANIZED BY THE ALCOHOL EDUCATION PROJECT. STUDENT WELLNESS RESOURCE CENTER. WE AT AEP ARE NOT OPPOSED TO ALCOHOL USE, JUST ITS ABUSE. WHEN slue STUDENTS HAVE PROBLEMS WITH CLASSES, FRIENDS, FAMILIES, ROMANCE, MONEY, OR THE LAW, ALL TOO OFTEN ALCOHOL ABUSE IS A CONTRIBUTING FACTOR. IF THE GREEN BEANS HAVE CAUGHT YOUR ATTENTlON AND YOU WAHf TO KNOW HOW TO TALK TO A FRIEND ABOUT HISIHER ALCOHOL USE, CALL US AT 536-5564. WE'D LIKE TO HELP • ...... ~~ .. ~ .. ~ ..... I Daily Egyptian. April 10. 1981. Page' Science fiction conference BREAKFAST SPECIAL Monday·Frlday Saturday & Sunday BAM-2PM features Hugo award winner 21001. HASH MOWNS. TOAST. HAM By Colfta ~Iurphy ternationally-recognized criticism. and has Mited mam' '1." StllCknt Writer authority an science fiction. sciE'nce fiction anthologies - BISCUITS W ISAUSAGE GRAVY Farmer. author of "The Spt:'akers frlllll SII:-(" will A one-dav conference on Lovers." "Rid€rs of the Purple include Robert Ft:'ster. teaching, reading and writing Wage" and "The Rh'erworld graduate assistant in General Offer Good'1.1' 4-6 throu h 4-12 science ficllon is planned for St:'rie,;," has won the ;\iebula A('ademic Programs. Creath science fiction lovers at 9 a.m. Award from the Scit:'nce fo'iction Thorne. visiling assistant Saturday in Ballroom A of tht:' Writers of America and was professor of ~nglish; and Student ("entt:'r. Ft:'atured presented the Hugo Award as Robert Zitter. professor of speakers will include highly the most promising Science physics and astronomy. acclaimed science fiction Fiction Writer of 1953. A reception will follow the author Philip Jose Farmer. and Gret:'nburg has published workshop at 7 p.m. at the r2r.'!~ OPEN Martin Greenburg. an in- several works of science fiction Holiday Inn. D:S UNTIL STIIOHKIOI TOUR PERU ONIAU Ll J'tA $1387 PRICE 'S7·In1 CUZCv- TKE X}(CA CAPITA.L 1. NCLUOE5 Rou,...j 'r.p' (lir rare' ){IKE i}(E I}JCA TR.A1L fro,"" St louis lour Goode ~AC){U PlOW All Hmels MuSeu ... eMranc", f_s , EXPLORE THE A.MAZOfJ JONGlE: Cu~co C.1)- Tour ~ - TWO OATES BQC~rc""~PI;::;P"'''~ Much ...ore - J1,AY 2& / JU.NE 9 /1.,0 .JulY 28 / AUG. II fOA. 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Vln ROle' , to 49' ~=~~usco '2 • Bianco ~)Valpolic.lla '77 bv Louis Martini t",,pitchers all the time! • Our large combo is five pounds and will feed 4-6 people for just $9.50. DOITI Goilfather's Pizza® 1040 E. Walnut. Carbondale • 529-3881 Daily £gyptici.n. April 10, 1981. Page !1 ;;;. -, - 1 ' • ('nmpus briefs r------.-;----· lIarry Allen, associate pnlflossor in the rehabilitation instJlute, will speak at a What's left to eat I proseminar from ;l to 3:30 p.m. Jfl!tPittCJll ! fo'ri~ay in Lawson 151, on the It 'seems like every food we eat has something wrong with rehabilitation counselor's It ~ days. Sugar, fats, cholesterol. saccharin and even response to a client's death. peanut butter have been in the news. This workshop takes I· .). Jt;QdfUlU't~n I :\Ilen will present the initial a rt!aIistic look at some food myths and facts and gives The most complete stock of natural • report of a study presently practical suggestions for deciding what to eat without spend I i/~" being conducted with coun· ing a bundle. Free natural food snacks. selors working in the Illinois I ~ ;ooaW:;ij~;;';~ I Department of Rehabilitation Services, focusing on the ,. ,",~. :' ., (8efween North J lIinois and the railroad! • frequency in which counselors FRIDAY, APRIL 10 ~ .". ,- - . /. I-bIrs: 900 to S:30 N'cJrI.-Sat. • I ~... Sunday 12 to S Phone S49·1741 experience the death of a chent. 10:0012:00 noon I preparation in dealing with the death and the impact of the ActMty Rooms C & D I ~,- .-;, SO~ FROZEN YOGURTI client's death upon the coun· Student Center selor. I ~-,-,. ~ In • cup or cone Co- spon "Introduction to Weight Training." a dinic for women only. will be held from 9::10 to noon Saturday at the Bel'reation Center. All par· ticipants must be eligible Recreation Center users or pay $1.50 guest fee. There is a limitE'd enrollment of 50 women for the clinic. The 1\181 Central Section Inter('ollegiate Cycling Champion<,hips will be held at 2 p.m Sun(Jay and will start in front of the RecreatIOn Center. The -tIl-mile race w!ll be held on a one-mile street loop. In· tramural and citizens' races will begin at I p.m. Persons interested in entering the in· tramural race may pick up an f"ntrv form at the Recreation ('enier or PhOf"nix Cvcles. The intramural race consIsts of five miles. ThE' Council of t:niversity Scholars picnic-elections will be held from 3:30 to 6 p.m. Sunday in the first geodesic dome east of the beach house by Campus Lake. The cost is $1. The African Student Association will present a "l'u!tural festival"· Jo'rida\' and Saturdav in celebration of African - Week. A film and symposium will be held from i to 10 p.m. Friday at Morris Library Auditorium. Saturday Lockslev Edmondson. of the Division of Social and Com munit\' Services, and Cecil Blake: of Howard Universitv, will lecture from 10 a.m. to'2 p.m. at t ..o Lutheran Student Center, iOO S. t:niversity. A buffet diMer of African cuisine will be served after the lecture. Pag~ 12 Daily Egyptian, April 10. 1981 Boord of TMlstees ratifies list, grants 62 faculty promotions The SIU Board of Trustt'eS B~rbarli {'ordonL ~pecial rahfit'd thl' annual promotions pSYt'hology: David I. Ed· education dtngfield. engineering liSt. giving Ii:! SltJ-C faculty This week's lunch special Wilham r. ("oscarelli. mechanics and materials; Illl'mix'rs it boost in rank. learning resourcE' services; ..\ total of 4;; SltJ·C faculh' :\Jark S. Ellinger, zoology and ,,-, John C. ('relling. geology: ...... Linda R. Gannon. psychology. ..witheggroJl Wl'f(' also awardpcl tenure b\' .. (o:lizaht'th Dawson·Saunders. thl' board on Thursday. The Paul Albert Uarre. elec and fried rice 12.61 medicint' and Ronna (0' Dillon. troOiCS technology: Janet E. ~.romotions will become ef guidance and ('ducational f1l'lms. psychology; Vivimne or :t-c!lvp this summl'r-- somt' as psychology. LUNCHEON of ,July 1 and otbers as of Aug. Stephen J. Dollinger. au"n U.!s 16. ""' T.:~l·Rt:. P'Ij(f' 1$ lJOl W. Main·] doors "lUI 0/ True Val .... Hardwar" The promotions by rank and ,-lllTd,II,' ~h, )P1'1I1'1 ("'111"1 ·,l'l ..!!" i.l d('partmt'nt are as follows: From associate professor 10 profl'ssor: Richard :\1. Blumt'nht'rg. cinema and photograpby; Yogindt'r Paul ('hugh. mining l'nginE'E'ring; PUT THIS IN YOUR ,Janlt'~ A. COlt. chemistry and biochemistry and Anihony Joseph ('uvo. Rehabilitation EASTER BASKET Institute. David fo'. (luncan. ht'alth .' . --~ C-ieft ~CM. ______"'.... 2 _FT n·MS SP-7S! n-C6-AM-FM IHDASH. AUTO BI· ...... r'" REVERSE CASSETTE REG. $11".95 ...... OUR PRICE .... n-CI"AM-FM INOASH E- -El Install In· Dash Mount. $P-711 CASSETTE, DIGITAL CLOCK & "',..1Bi-Amp Oaign e .-, IngSystem _-p_ .Voltop S'n..... ized Tun READOUT. REG. 51:'': PIIICI OSendust Alloy head for ing with Digital Di.plor 6', - flush mount c_ cor "ft•• ..... T_""-, Swit 1301 W. Main-CarbondaIe7-5643 Open~.~ DailJ Egyptian, April 10. 1.1. Page 13 Transit plan to be included lUST RECEIVED •__ on USO baDot new sbipment By David :\turphy Staff Wrilt>r af r\ proposal asking students if wa,en lIaskets they would be willing to pay $10 a semester to fund a mass and lIamlloo transit svstem for the t:niversity and Carbondale will window sbades be included on the Un· Featuring: Chick Corea. dergraduate Student larll sllectiol If sizes Organization elections ballot AI DiMeola. Stanley Clarke. Wednesday. accordi .. g to USO Lenny White President Paul Matalonis. 201 s. illinois A study of the feasibility of towne centra' such a system. conducted by carbondale TONIGHT Robert Sagendorf. head of the e mon·sat10-& 7,8,9pm ['SO's commission of campus OnlySOf development. was submitted to Matalonis this week. 4thfloor Video Lounge DleicJo,cope S-edby SPC Vic!eoComml.... The proposal caUs for the creation of a bus system to be controlled by the American Transit Corp .. of st. Louis. which now operates transit sYstems at :'oiorthern Illinois t:ni\'ersitv and the University of TenneSsee at Knoxville. Four different routes. to be serviced by six buses two or three times an hour. are proposed in the study. Routes CELE ATION would include aU campus residence areas. University ~Iall. :\Iurdale Shopping Center and several other areas. The cost for operating the system through the fall and spring sPmesters. according to o the studv. would be about 54110.000. this amount would be raised bv the new student fee. "This'plan would eliminate parking problems on campus. and it would also provide DANC student jobs for the drivers on the buses." Sagendorf said. University Mall. in cooperation OffiCials of r\TC. who visited with Friends of Southem il the t:niversity during the linois Dance. will observe Na commission's in\·estigation. have said that they would hire tional Dance Week with a varie '81 about 30 SIt:·C students to drive ty of Performances in the Mall. the buses after completion of a traimng course One of the greatest ad· "antages of the proposed system. according to Sagen· AprilS -12 dorf. is its flexibility. Wed. Apr. • Advaneed BaI... SIU 7 pm Thur. April' lin.. Danca Company 7 p .... "If there's one line that isn't ClotI.. ,. getting riders. you can easily Fri. Apr. 10 S.lull; Swi...... 7pm eliminate it or put a line Sat. Apr. 11 Dorothy B_" 1 pm wherever else you might need Dane... Studio ReciUI it," he said. SIUD...... 2pm Payment of the fee would M_,J... provide clear and tangible .. .., .... "....,.0_. Ipm benefits. Sagendorf said. Studio Tap; ...... C_T.-- "You pay the athletics fee for OanceS,_· Tap '"m instance. and you don't see ...... "i9I'...... 7pm anything for it." he said. "Here. DanceS,_ though. you would pay the fee. SUn ...... n SIUDanc... 2pm and anytime you wanted to ride a bus somewhere. you just show your student identification." The contract for the system would be signed for three years. with options to renew by a student referendum. according to the study. The operatioo of the system would be carried out by a Mass Transit Commission composed of students. faculty members, administration and city of· flclals. according to the study. If a majority 01 students who vote aJllH"OV! the proposal. the proposal will be submitted to President Albert Somit for his .approval. according to Funding for "Celebration of Dance '1'" is Sagendorf. If Somit approves it. provided by the University Mall Mer the plan would go to the board 01 chants Auociation and the Community Trustees for approval. and Educational Arts ASSOCiation of Southem Illinois. WeUr.. youto SHOP & COMPARE WE PAY MOlE MO III SAT 10 9 SUIliDAY NOON 5 30 for CLASS ..... , Anything of Gold university mall or Silver ROUTE 13 EAST CARBOIliDALE J&J Coins 123 S. III. 457·'131 TENURE Innn Page 13 v. Hertz. School of T('('hnical CARRIES Careers and Thomas L. Kl'lIer. foreign languages and Iilenlture. ,ThiS Weekend Theodore R. Lt'Blang. a a nwdicine; Mark Hichard Lee. law; Roger L. Luft. \'ocational I'ducation studies and Archie B. Lugenbeel. allied health careers. I 9:0D - 10: 30 f,oo - "1'0 Thomas N. :\Iartin. ad· ministrative sciences; Richard Do...n MA.rsh A I A6 ...-.ht.mson W. :\Iawdsley. art; Jack M. Parker. microbiology and Roland C. Person. library af· fairs. :\Iars A. PerU. finance; Sion Raveed. marketing; Richard A. Rivers. accountancy and Joseph A. Schafer. aviation un MUSIC TlU •••M. technol~y. l:ma Sekaran. administrative OI"RI. lInear Murphy.ltoro sciences; James H. SE'roka. political science; John R. Sutton. School of Tecnical Careers and Kenneth L. Telschow. physics and ..stronomv. Joel. . Thirer. physical I'ducatlon; Elaine M. Vitello. alliE'd health careers I visiting I: Paula Lee Woehlke. guidance and I'ducational psychology and William E. Wright. computer science. From instructor to assistant professor: Shelley :\Iarie Cox. library. special collections; Jt'an E. Crampon. ml'dicine: Diane C. Davis. secretarial and o(flce s~ialties (\'isiting' and Hobert R I'erkettch. h'chno!.Jgj· Valerie Fisher. secretarial and orfice :-;~ialties: ;\Iary K. Isbell. library services and Walter R. Stubbs. library ar· fairs. Tenure was granted to the following persons: Agich. Allen. Burr. Cordoni. l'oscarelli. Crampon. Crelling. 1>awson·Saunders. Dillon, g~l~i~:~~. l:~~~: EU~f:~: Konrad. LeBlang. Lee. Lun. Lugenbeel. Martin, MawdsJey. Jack :\1. Parker. PerU. Raveed. Rivers. Sckaran. Seroka. Soler and Thirer. 1>avid P. Braun. an- thropology: L. Richard ('oulson. ml'dicine; James R. ('uuch. ml'dicine and Sherwood A. Fehm. art. Stuart !-'rank. ml'dicine; John R. l.utzk':'r. Rehabilitation Institute: Terrill A. ;\Iast. Olll'dieme and !-'rank (i. Pagan. (' • ·.\II~.:R C\L1.S "U:TI~(; SPHINl;FlEI.D ol'PI, .. ~~~o::..eh~:J::lcJ.l:3~:" (~ mt'eting of attorney generals from slates with large nuclear power dt'\'elopments to study the problem o( radioactive waste disposal. Fahner set no specific date Its the mKIdie of the nilitt and (or the meeting. everyone has an excuse. Then. finally. yuu ~t the one person who. e\-en though he's not very happy about it. \\i1ll"Oll1e thmug!l. And ~'OU think. *1 knew it. Wh\' didn't 1just caD him in the first plan~?" So when the t,,;sis is O\·t'r. hel; going to desen-e something a httle spet aL ...· ..... 180 Tonight. let it be ulwenbr.iu. .1M •••ry.-.y 1.. 2W ...... Dally Egyptian. April 10. I~.· Page 15- USO fntm Page 3 At that time. Kevin Jans. an East Side senator. caUt'd for adjournment. USO Vice President Bob Quane. who presides over St'nate mt'etings. adjourned the meeting. Quane and other senators. however. wert' highly critical of the move of the St'nators. "Jans and his followers made a mockery of the point of this St'nate." he said. "I could have continued to call for a recount of the roll to keep us in S('5Sion. but I didn't want to be in the same ethical category with them." One senate source said that the senators who walked out dit'"I' .r,. impor•• nl 10 U'. "f' ,r("ox· could face dereliction of duty $1.20 withSS.OOpurchase ni" III~i. ,pft'ial nftd, .nd ..... p.. ntl charges. 416-4110 wi.h 'pKia. ~r"ict'. \\It dniln a .. hit USO President Paul HOURS: MON-SAT 9:30-6:00 ,11.1 " .pp,,,pria,~. louk. II"." .ntl Matalonis. who was present at SUN 1:00-5:00 fllo n.IU""~ inlo a rlli ... ·, arliu lif~. the meeting. was highly critical of tht' St'nators who walked out. 10& ,~.c:Uoft And to mae this Orr" "en mornperial. we'll Ki~e you "When you abuse the rules like this to exert ~'our beliefs. and ignore the beliefs of others. When you're out visiting 50% OFF on there's something wrong." he "'MrC-~"'''l the scenic sights and said. "I think it was a very • "I ~... r cleansing, conditioning· hair shaping irresponsible action." Shawnee National Forest In defense of the move. Jans STOP IN AND SEE US! air forming· iron curling said that he and the other senators did n·'t d,.feat the .fL. ~l~ BOYS reg$13.50NOW$6.75 resolution. but gave the !'lenate more time to consider it. POMONA GENERAL STORE GIRLS TegS16.scNOW$8.25 "The people who walked out (11; ...... ,.,.--,...... didn't defeat this thing." Jans Ii,ou" __ .... .,.si'N ..._nil .'or. said. "{;nfortunately. we think ,_ .ton" ._ w .., ,ou'_ .... ue4-- the senate just didn·t have _ .._ •., ... ,'h ....r en()l"gh time to properly con ••o'Ic"'~ c..... try .... sir!er it." Me ...... 1nI1' ...... : Metunll ...... ' ...... icheei .. ' ..... 'u"Senice so.te Ioun.. in COAL COME BROWSE South of Murphysboro on Rou~. 171 from Page 3 approximately 15 mi~ budget. Simon. also is looking for pn\'ate ~manciers to back the s~nthetic fuel project. He will MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE diSCUSS the plJssibility with Synthetic Fuels Corp. about The United States Air FoK. currently has a limited number of four such pros~ts, Hull said. year Medical Schaal Scholarships available. If you have been selected T'le proJeC1 already receives for entry in 1981 by American Medical or Osteopathy ~hool. then about half of its funding from -.pr~vale sources through the you may be .Iieible. illinOIS Coal Gasification The schoIanhip provides for: Group. he said. 1, Tuition Rmgon Iwpes 2. Required texts 3. Required small equipment to Ieot-e ho.piItJl ~.LabFees rhis tt"ef!hend 5. Other incidental costs WASHINGTON (AP • In addition to the above. recipients receive $520.00 per month and President Reagan, having his an opportunity for Air Force post graduate courses. Int.rested best day since Ite was wounded students should call collect to: by ganfire, vowed Thursday to "suit up and come off the bench lSgt T.rry Wells as soon as possible" to defend (31~) Gt-9555 his economic program against alternatives shaped by House ", __of'" Democrats. A doctor said the president "looks super" and "moves right along." and most likely will be ready to leave George Washington University Hospital over the weekend. Speculation focused on Sunday as the likely homecoming. With Jiity"9S Stuclant Discount Card Aides said the chief executive had his "best day yet" in the hospital and is spending about two hours a day at work. A refurbished solarium is ready SAVE 20% for his White House con valescence, they said. Meanwhile. James S. Brady. On our entl..... Ieetlon of ....u ..rly priced Spring & Summer: the White House press -secretary who was shot in the head during the assassination TOPS DIIIUIS attempt. was said to have joked DANSKINS with an aide to Vice President PANTS JACKns RUIMLISIATS George Bush about going shark SKIInS fishing this summer. SHOIII'S POPCOIIN Brady's deputy. Larry SWIMSUITS COoOIIDINAns SPA. PAInS Speakes, said his recovery so far was "really nothing short of ., miracle." He reported that Dr. Dennis S. O'Leary, a top hospital official. was "ex Get Your DllCount Carel Free At tremely optimistic that Brady could "return to his Lay... W.y have said it could FREE ALnRATIONS &.tV". Gift WniP prB~e:d::~~~ I~S be a year before the full effects of Brady's head wound and ..._111...... lt1W."-"Y .. ~:~~ncy brain s~ge~:are c.rItonIMle.1I ..... 11 _ "P... \l' 16 Daily Egyptian. April 10. 1981·------.... ISynchronized swim club set I to cOlnpete in national meet '''SHIOII SHOW 9-10 pm Saturday Nite Ih' Randv ~hOl"t:' The Svnchers havt' had to ThE' SvnchE'rs will hold their siudpnt \\'ritl'r r 12 pk cans ,2pkbtl•. SmlrnoH Sliver 9CU075Oml I." ....ram'. Gin Qt. I.U K... ler .Iendeel Whiskey liter Johnnie Walker Ilade I." Liter 14.2' Llebfraumllch By Mascoutah 750 ml 2." Cella LambrulCo 750ml 2.3' ....t·you ...... W. offer ...... Wine making supplies: Fermente,., Recipes, Instruction looks, .. rhe mosl convenient store in 'own oHers 0 wide selection ~ __L.I of chefte. meats ond fresh baked bread. ONE BEDROOM HOUSE bor· Electronics CRAB ORCHARDKEN!'iEL Club dering wildlife refuge. AttachE'd ·area for free mformatlon !In solargrl'l'nhouse. wood stove, wl'lI. RCA XLIOO COLOR TV 19 inch. ~r~bred dogs call 687·30911 or 549- Daily 'Egyptian I eJIICellent condition. S:!.'>O or b §t. I,~84. 5463Ah131 Classl!'" Inrermaaion Rain am. 457-4927. After 5 p.m. j641;.. g::;, One Dav-IO cl'nls per word ~.~~~~:!;. B~~~~~i Cameras minimum \1.50. 1971 CHEVY IMPALA 4 door, new FOUR UNIT APARTME!'iT housl' TWO SPEAKERS. 8.' .:. formula l\11!'iOLTA FOR SALE with 45mm Two Davs- 9 cl'nls pt'r word. pt'r starter. Good tires, AC. in good fours. Great condilior.. good sound. lens. and red filter included. This ,oodition. S400 or best, 529-4843. on Gne acre. iully rented. Gross camera is still in good condition. If dafhrel' Four Days- 8 ce:1ts pt'r 5792Aal35 10.000 assumdble. Loan 538.500. I- S175. for the pair. Call after o~ 942-3756. 5539Ad I 341 6:00pm. 529-29116. 5619Ag131 intl'rested cal 529-3979 an~ ask. for Nord. pl'r dav. IDebbie. 5605AJI34 Five Ihru Niflf.' Davs--7 c!.'nls pt'r 1975 PORSCHE 914.2.0 liter, manl I Mobile Homes PIONEER INTEGRATED AMP ItO ~.~~_=- great. n~~J:.!~i7 I DARKROOM EQUlPME!'iT. daten Ihru Ninl'tl'l'n- Da\'s--6 Cl'nts IOx45 TRAILER WITH 12JII12 ad· ~~x!R~:r~l~~~~r I:~:a~f:;~ ! Dt:RST 1'60 enlarger with 75mm f· pl'r word. per dav. - dition, air. underpinned. storms. : 4 EI·Nikkor. Tlme-Q-Llte auto GOOD l'IiPG, 77 Mazda. new paint, 529-3.';26. 5RO!IAIlI40 pl'-::Ww~:a. ~... "~:. Days- 5 cents storage building. on "'oodE'd lot. i re!!et timer plus more. Like flf.'W. Al\I-FM, B-track. 5 spt>ed, fair S29OO. 5-19-1416. 5188Ael34 ! $135. 54H145 evenings. 5711AJI31 price. 549-8503. S815Aa 131 NOW IN STOCK Thl' Daily Egyplian. cannol be 12X55. 1971 C AMRRIA. gas fur· i RecreatIonal VehIcIM -x:~sii~!':,r~~~t ":~~~rl\':nn X':. Parts & Service , SAIL80AT·1911O FLYING Junio' ~~ C~~i~~::eTv~il~bl!r~~r~: Apple •• . with trailer, jib and mal!,~.II. and vertisers arl' responsible for .:YCUDAUIO ...... Call evenings. 529-1199. 5572Ael38 , floor bailer. Boat is 13·3 long ~~~n~r~~ n~r~hellr:~lt~} {h:; IWlCANIAVi YOUI Apple ... ! l.ike new. Call 618~102 III ad\'ertiSl'r which lessl'n the ,'alue ~~:;'D~~~.I~~s:.~ ~~~1~' i Highland, Illinois. ,,,6.1A1t31 of the advertiSl'menl will he ad- ~. Atetl __AUIO~"". ! Musical ~~~~t1~.f ol~~o~'!.'i:gfoa~n~~i _.em ___ CARBONDALE AREA. 1969 QUALITY ALTO SAXOPHONE ...... Statesman 12 bv 60. cO!ntral air: North Stet Horizon with case., .recently overh!luled . .. our ad. call 5:16-3.111 before 12:00 E itoon for cancellation in the flf.'xt $5IlOO Fine condition, 1m, Phone 5-19- r~;~~~I~li~~7~60 4W3 Evenlllg5 5il9Anl31 day's issue. B.'i645Ael36 wl8 .. Inflation Fiahter l'Ius • Ieetl... 01 15 Word Minimum I FOR RENT NEW I.A 'TlftS FOl'R 1968 TO 1974 12X50 mobile ...... a.,. .. I ...... m~~~e~~r"~~~~eill~h!?ft~~~r~~~ ~:r~ InA'i'h~ov:xCl'~::~~ co~ I - the ratE' applicablE' for thE' number of inse-rlions It ~ars. ThE'rE' Will ~::~~=onI123E. Walnut '.• 9.'Up ~tri~O[o ~~~~Iu~ ~::= IWNOIS COMPU1III MAllY :l% ~o acnov!~ 1:i!na~~~a~fE' tt:! Carbondole. i!I Ph 529-~ =k &. leveling. 52!L1f'568~'A~~ 1It.',S-"C_"'_ (Also Livelo't, ~57·0132 (I m •. Em. of Moll ne" lolkeau.elt) :Wtr:::-:I?'J'ar.J~~i~in must be 12 WII>E TRAIl.ER. opposite end paid in advanl'E' E'XCE'~ for those FOREIGN CAR PARTS aC('(1unt~ with ('slahlishE'd crt'dlt. :~c:,o~s, ~ ~~~m~:.edcat FOR SALE after 6 pm. 457-4960. 5732Ae131 Automobiles 529-1644 1!r.6 REG EST 12JII60 Mobile home. ~:~r:~t~~'i~o~~' :ateW:~i~~: ~!s~O~L;rp .!~tns 7f~~art' GLO.ALAUTO 5-19--1119 everungs. 5i41Ael33 Camino SS 457-7680. 5650Aa131 North on Hwy. 51 ESCLOSED 2 WHEEL 4x8 trailer. EfIIdency A...... 1977 BMW 320i . clean. low Carbondale $300. 1-942-3756. 57-13Ael33 Summer and Fall mill'age. 10adE'd. S8000 or best C'os. to campus & sh09ping ...... t_~t_ .. 1974 5TH AVE. 12X50. AC, An· offer. ('all 5-19-2293 Eveni~Aal36 furnished, carpeted, A.C. . For Sendee f:~~r:~~nec;,~Is~~'t:: Wafer and trash pick·up fum, EXCELLEST CONDITION. 1973 and a lawn mower. 5-19-8138 NALDER 529.1642 Available Mid·May. 5753Ael36 IOPHOMOIII ANIIlOVID !fo~~TI~E~,~2o;~::,. S6~~: SRno BayIes~01 E. College457.7403 Chris Wright. 529-1801. 5&4OAa131 Miscellaneous Blair .os E. College s.t9·307B I 1973 CHEVY. THREE-FOURTH ~.r J~~~~. come~~jz "'''Oft I...... ""'--'ty Logon 511 S. Logo., s.t9·1342 ton. 307 3 speed. new tires. air Motorcycles Dover 500 E. College 529·3929 eont.ct ...... ~~~il~m.,:~-~~II. ~~1~' 1975 YAMAHA DT250 Enduro, ...... $475. Call 457-4095 after 5. keep ...... On~...... _11 1~i4 SEWPORT. 2 dr.. hardtop, trying. 555OAcl36 .... ,.n4 cI_...... _NINO PIIOPIInY ~~le:'SCo~~lo~~::;s ~~o( ~ 1975 KAWASAKI 900, Vetter ~rIIl ... _11 ...1 .... 1,...... MANAGEMENT 1670 before 7:30am or in the INCIAL evenings or 453-2647, ask for ~~~~W:;~p~t.r~~~:~~. lllechl_. che.pes' ...... StANTON "l1R 205 E. Main. Carbondale W8Sl'em. s.;oAal31 eroun4.a..~ ~ ____ 7:00...... 457-2134 1976 HONDA CB36OT. 12.000 miles. CAImIIDGI 1972 DODGE DEMON Reliable. ·7 -a&.lIout." We also ...... a limited nu ...... of Owner returns to England. 1500 at =.ol-&ri·~:01,~eats7~~~~f .p...... 11...... " .• fumishM 2 bdrm. apr,. Ioca.... : 708 100 E. Jaason. Carbondale. 5652Aa131 South. '''I0I0. Mt-1Ii1 W. Freemon. One price per unit, 1976 HONDA 750 surr sre:rt ~~. I.,.. t.-. Call 457·21"" =~e.r.il~:r~:_~~ry· 572IAcJ33 Blry AND SELL USED furniture STEREO 1:";::,=ordefO=.IS.=~ ~~;a~~ E~~~I~t ~~n~;lon:-'fu~; HOllj()A 19110 CM 200-T. Like new. ~~~ ~ri~Jf.ider Web. =~f~ equiPPed $3.000 Call 5~4AaI31 low mileage. 11.000 finn. Call 54,. SAaiNAUDIO ROYAL .INTALI 4076 after 8:30pm. 5750Ac131 OLYMPUS OM10 with CaSE', RCA CMaC a.aaw D8CDUNr ...... ~fw Y A.'\fAHA. 500 C.C. Rebuilt engine. color TV. 13" for sale. Call 457·7879 or Pyramids No. 320 C. 5358An37 NICU --.. r~~,A;~~ ~~R ~~~ff!~~~n i 1974529-4161. Ask for RaY5~~ACI32 ..... after 5:00:4573023. 5725AaI33 ! AUDIO-IICH. 111% CAllY _ TYPEWRITERS. SCM ELEC '72 TRlt:MPH TR~, 68.000 miO.'5 I 1974 NORTON 850 COMMANDO. TRICS, new and used. Irwin IIITAIlI'" SALIS20 GC New Top. New Exhaust. f.ood I typl'writer Exchange. HOI North .MI Tires. Nl'E'ds body work. $20011.00 ~S~dm:::s ~=: 1~~:b ~~'ida:~.~:i9!3peB'sJ!lf~~- I1U Mike 457~164. 5791Acl35 A...... StnIO ... USED FURNITURE. CAR· -.- 1974 HONI'A CB45O. exeellent 4::. FlOO \ BONDAI..E. Old Rt. 13 West. turn ~ ... 11. ~: PCku:~17:1:1 condition, Windjamm~ Packrest- ...... IPIMVICIW ,...... •. 11. raclt, $800. C ~,:.a~~~d Inn TaB~rJf~:' ...AIIICMI ...~ ... cvlinder. automatic transmission. 11 ~':U.age ~~~:fIs .... ,,,. .... MAn• ...... ;, ton. best offer, 329-4775 131 ".couna'II\MIY ____ _ s713Aa WEDDING RIN~ 14k white gold...... I_I... ~ ~~~~~~7::'::t 3: 9115-32~~~k ...... r ...... Mo1-3771 ~~and more. ~R:!~A~~ Great shape with only I FOR SALE: ROYAL manual 32.000 miles. Phone 457-0533 ...... I¥InD•• No pets mornings or evenings. 5712Aa131 ~r::~~t ~nc:~ mith687~~ 13131.1'. after 5 p.m. 5i26Afl31 ...... yUQllO .57... 22 '69 V.W. BUG. new e~ine and I FOR SAI..E NEON Beer Lites and transmission. new. pain ,r. 39 I Beer Mirrors 53-4926. 5124Af131 a...... r,:,~fl.'II~.~~'ssa9A!i~· ...... -"__.,.v.·. ·"ZeIII... GIOIIGITOWN APIS SOLID OAK PANELING • "A lovely ploc. to live" floorir:s. Wl' now have the machine •...... Y1NGS •• 1969 CHEVY '-2 ton pickup. 3 speed I '1...... 01 .... _ 2.3 people $650 or. 237, camper sheD. or best. 529- :;d 1506. 5734Aa131 .....11' tOI:lrpa~~~rnge cv~::;: "'f.Y.1HOP 2 bedroom fum/unfum opts • f.) press. Soft ~Ie and other 1U1 ...... • ...... for summer & fall ~------"'I ~~Woods, ~ '. ca~~I~ "Speciol Summer Rotes" 72 CHEVY IMPALA. Cer, air. __I Estate Pets & Supplies limif8d Number-Sign up now! ~~~~ood condi '~7a~f~ ~ ...... ,..... Iy DOBERMAN PUPPIES. RED and ...t ...... &LewIs ...... rust. AKC champion oedigrel'. :1leJ>~SJii:'m':""Jus~ ~lr. ~,~ males $100 Females S7S N"egotrable s.t9·2392 days negotiable. 549-0463 after~~aJ32 to a good home. 549-5908. 5648Ahl36 6IU-3555 Evenings, Suncfoys 1973 MERCURY MONTEGO ~t!~~lrr= r; &::t~ 4683. =5763Aal32 ...0...... Aco..tIc ,., ...... IIectrIc wlth_ To Olltaln For Fa.I COLLECTORS ITEM 65 Ford ••71 ...... _ Mustang Hardtop 289-8 2;1. Herst ...... MAMOIt HOUII A", CH.1UAGUA ."' ~~' Asking 1700.00 5:.gA~~~ & "-Ie ~1l.W.Mon..- c-... ~"""T_.or.d 0 ...... • C-....c "'I...... • .."-Y"'. I ...... Furnished 1200.00 month large:Z bedr_...... rnished with __ .,...•• ...... h ...... wa_ furnished 126S.00 per month __ furnished 76 DATSUN 710, Air. Stereo. Ex ...... cellent Condition. S2800457-7297. .... 5751.\al33 CAIM.1II.... LOG...... CALLS~l.l ...... _Mlf.CIIt.UDIO~'. 607-613 S. l ...... 1978 FIAT 128. Excellent condition. 4" ...... THE 2 .....oam furnished S30D.00 month ~ =l~v:.=~~;:t Front ...... ,1 ..... 5760Aal36 MUSIC BOX ...... - - ~agl' 18 Daily Egyptian, April 10. 1981 APAIlfMINJS !' ~------~!Daily Egyptian. April 10. 1981. Page 19 ! SUMMER ONLY- 2 female STUDENT WORKERS WANTED! roommates needed to sublease in for Summer 81 to be in June 15...... CAIIS ••• Lewis Park Apts, $100 plus '. , 1981: Openings for A,~ and P,:\I, 'ON I secretartes-tvpists With ~ wpm! ~~w~,~n-smokers P~~~i Printing Plant ____ 1M & CANS ..... t~Pi~ skills 'for 15 hours per week I Photocopying FE:\IALE ROOMMATE SEEDED ~~i y f!~rc:~Blr~'!'tlch~~d Offs~t CopyinR oper::for-Receptio,nist for .:001 Offset Printing ,.;:= Ik ~~~~fte~~:,:,k ~~~~I , a.m. - 12:00 noon IA,l\r1. work .....__ .-- ACftO.aa-oco.,...... 1 ..... block I Mondavs through Frida\' Th,'sis C<'ples Resumes FEM,ALE ROmilMATE NEEDED I WI!~~n~ ~~~' ~~e~n~;~2h Air; ~ to share two bedroom alr Cards .,4111...... _.tIM conditioned trailer for summer ~Ie al Student Work and Financial - Statio'le,y ~:I~i\?tf~m~o\us\ 51: 'B?~~I)!cl~ ~~~\~~~t Js~;:o~. kirc~llo~~ Spiral 13inding, 6p,T.... ~3842, 56958eI31 arrangements for typing tests and mtervlews El5492Ci31 Weddmg int'/rations I ROOMMATE NEEDED ~ sublease 2 bedroom apartment for summer onh', $8750 a month, Call 606 5. lIIinoi5 - C~rbond~le after 5pm. 4'57~li6, 5i07Bel3i 457-71)2 SENIOR-GRAD WOMA:'II'. 5120 month. one-third utilities, WHY PAY EXTRA S' Tune-up Bedroom unfurnished. non- hrake job, charglOg svstem. etc' smokers. We're \'egelarian, June Work r.uaranteed Imports and ISt·fallopllon, 54~I#I 5696BeI32 dom""h~s, 54~395i. 5486Enl 2 ROOMMATES TO share 3 bedroom house for summer $95 monlh!v utilities includ.'Ii W"II fumlshl-d 549-38\7 5iflOB,,132 ------!--- aUYING NEED FE;\IAI.E ROO;\IMATE, summer, 3·Bl'droom housE'. E!t:CO;\lt: A BARTENIH':R GOLD disposal. dIshwasher. sundeck. big ~ l~~<:bo~~~~t ~1;tft~of7'~I('!~ftlst~ IU South illInois yard qwel neighborhood 529-21158 5i29Be133 DIrt\' Do, n's SchOol orBar,tending M-' Il-lp.lII. 54!t-:!fl:!6 B'i.'iIi:!E 14~ I2t-M" SPECIAL' 10.00 READING I FOIlIS.DO LOST MADAMALLEN PSYCHe READER & ADVise. F E :\1 ALE ROO ;\1 ;\1 ATE aDVISIS ON au. A ..A. CW LIfL NEEDED: Sublease two-bedroom A" 'IOU UN"A"Y WITH 'IOU. apartment -Summer, Denise. aftt'r Ma... aGl. 011 tlPA."JIO-.oM you••• y_. y_ ~:30, 54~797 576-1Bel33 I low. ya..lOYID c... WOBIID wmt ~~~ ~~~:f1~a :r~::IT!t ~~;.; i NowA.or...... FE:l-IALE ROOM;\IATE WANTED ...... 011 JOe GIl MONI'I' JUST Crab Orchard l.ake area; anv I for LeWIS Park. 4 bedroom , VIllI CAN CIaNVINCI YOU tMAr ~llr~=~ay be helpful~~f~ i ••lIcl ... I .... your _IIA ..... WMOCAN.-,. summer onlv. Julie 536-1727 before I MICK 8, after 5, - 57i5Be131 OIIIN '10M 9AM - WM MALE ROOMM.o\TE NEEDED to ..L DeYOUNG, MAIItON :!!-~~EHer:;:A:.Pt;~ ~O~rn:~ I "hare very ruce two bedroom. alr around face, Great sentimental,' cor.rlltl('nro trailer for summer, THE CARBuNDALE WOMEN'S valuE'. CaIiJulie~53·5M5, 5680G131 Rent negotiable Call Scott at 529- Center offers confidential ------, ---- ~jIjJ after 6 pm, 5ii11BeI39 pregnan~Testing and Coun- HELP ME FIND Sheba, She's a I ~~2l ChOice o~~~~~ Deer JennIfer. Sl'M;\!ER ROO:\IMATE ~=, "lfw~~ ~~,::-e S~e"as~ Heppy 21th IIrtlNleyl NEEDED: Share townhouse With leave a message at 529-1I1~ for I EXPERIENCED TYPIST FOR ./11/11 ~~i~ha~; J ~~!':aStl~'~~~~: fast. accurate typing jobs, Campus ~~~!l ~:;'':st She "-~~lt311 453-4856, 5.86BeI35 l':i~and delivery, After 5 call -. 5329EI36 REW \RD FOR RETl'R:II of I p.;O~SMOKDiG FEMALE ,jewell''}; taken from East College ROO:\I;\IATE needed for summer TYPING SERVICE Street orne over weekend 529- I and fall, Nice location. furnished MURPHYSBORo. Ten years 3736. S72OG133 I ... asher and dryer, utilitif'S paid: fB~rtenror:~~:r~ di~1::~~:: S8000 monthly. Call a~,er 6:00 ANNOUNCEMENTS p,m .. 457-5006. 5782Bel34 References availa~le. Call after 4:30, 687·2553, :..o9EI38 Dupl•••• ..I NANT NOna Sl'M.:\lER. FALL. SPRING. cell IIRTHRIGMT ...... -y..- ~~~~~o o~fu ~r::~~~~g Free pregnancy lesting _~ II...... "',•• _- located in quiet area on GianI City & confidential aSSistance...... _...... 0IIke .. blacktop. Married couple o~ads. 549-2794 .~CIIt* ...... c- ;:;,rts, references ~~B:f:l2 ., Mon6-8pm M-T-W-F 12·4pm ...... ----..-...- -..... OlliE BEDROOM. AIR. no pets NEED A PAPER typed7 IB;\! ...... --...... He...... hyl selectric. fast and accurate. ... ~ ...... -. ~~~n~rprJ~r~edCF'!~I~zz6 :s~d Reasonable rates ~~2258 54t5EI34 ~-...... '" Lowe. MichaelS. 54~2888, B5803Bf137 .... ~~ .. -. Ore Wanted to Rent THESES. DISSERTATIONS...... RESl'!\IES, Call the Problem C-tyClMtr 2 SERIOl:S GRAD students want ~~,~~~\!fi';i5'~~ ~.am£:Bg\~I' ~:~:r:. ~~~y pT1nt~~~l~~~~C EXPERT TYPISG oS IB:-'I Mobil. Hom. Lots memory tyP.t'..-riter, Familiarity FREE REST FIRST month ;;J~~~ical termlDOI('It~~~~ Ra.ccon Vaiie,. ~ miles. South. pets ~~~7 big WoOOed lots. t~fBI~~16 HELP WANTED ABC.RTlOlIi-t'INEST !\IEDKAL care, ImmeO!ate appointments. AU IONS ~~in~!~~-~:.~: ~Ft~ & SALES APRIL 12th. 198~. indoor fll'ill GET RID OF the bugs before theY market. anli~ue and "raft sale. 510 get you' J's Elttermination. very reasonable rates. ('ail between ~~.'t!!~to~~I~.a~~l~~ Ramada EMPLOYMENT S:lO-7:00pm, 54~25. 56lIOEI34 85501K131 , AnENTION WANTED BEDDING PLANT SALE. High YARD SALE. 607 West Walnut. way 51. I mde soutlt of Sll: Arena. BooIts. stero. small appliances, W.·,. 'ooking for enthusioolic. ta'. Tues.-Sat, !lam t06Dm. 5727E131 ented person.... ta fill ~t ~~~. much more. Satur~~k~~ and --. ~ for the 1981-82 od-'y..-ao: GIGANTIC YARD SALE. Xavier Hall. Poplar " Walnut Saturday. ~~~~!:orr~ity~ ~~r1t· FRUBIES _, Page 20 Daily Egyptian. April 10. 1981 Mets' fourth-inning horne runs a.I•• ••Wi&_ with mushrooms on rice doom Cubs in season opener or CHICA~O cAP, - Lee umpIre Bruce Froemming Reitz. making his regular l\Iazzilli and Rusty Staub ruled it a home run. 1I,~~~~~g~~~~ct crashed solo fourth· inning season debut wIth the l'ubs Zachry worked out of con· since being obtained in a trade home runs and Pat Zachry and stant trouble. Leon Durham two other pitchers combined on with st. l..ouis. had two doubles walk~d to open the second but besides his traple. poing 3-for·3 a six·hit shutout Thursday to was caught stealing. Ken Reitz lead the the ~ew ... ork Mets to 2· followed with a triple as (I victory over the Chicago Cubs Kingman crashed into the wall. in the l\ational League opener but Reitz was stranded. for both teams. It was the seventh straight I>urham singled with one out season-opening triumph for the in the fourth and Reitz followed The American Tap :\Iets and came at the expense with a double. but both runners of right·hander Rick Reuschel. were left aboard as Scot PRESENTS Reuschel had allowed only a Thompson popped out and Tim third-inning double to Doug B1ackwt'1l groundt'd Ollt !-'Iynn before !\Iazzilli homer_- (£\ PINCH PENNY (£) "SUPEA SATUAOAY SPEQAL" ~ LIQUORS' ~ 605 E. Grand I..... POfk 529-:J:UI Hours: n-1 M-Th 10-2 F-Sar 1-1 Sun .Ika:. Wines LiguOR Tanqueray.,.U.. y~~ ~= ~ Gin _ 6pkcans ~ 4" .. 1 Liter - .... , 1.1t !~ • U6 1,;;~~! II fill -- (::1 12pkbt's l.'>~'" eY"OWhlten 4." p- 75Om' Served with ...... 1 ; 1." ,.:.~ "Im~m FRENCH FRIES' Enjoy our T~~ 6pkcans 1-" -~ ': S.21 II BEVERAGE !:..~ tile ...... 1.. AIIT.5L 1.22 SATURDAY 11 AM ·to 3 PM 8R,NG YOUR FAMILY AND EAT FOR LESS, 6pk cans 1.,. C'&, .... Il' hornl1-• Oltlltyle ...... , •• ,·.Y- lliter 4.2t 12pk btls. a... 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Page 21 Tracksters go north for invitational B\' {'indy Clausen wN'kend does not necessarily expects the -lnO-ml'ter relay Staff Writer mean it will do so again. learn 10 improve on Ihe(r Blackman hopes her team record-selling performance of 'A~IJJI[j~·· The Saluki women's track can finish in the top half of lhe last wN'kend_ team returns to Champaign, Ill. field_ but is wary of the depth of '-Debra Davis can place in Ihe this weekend, after competing Indiana and Eastern as well as lop six in the -tOO-meter run. in a triangular last week. for the the strength characteristically Just how close she is to the top Ililliards annual IlIini Invitational displayed by the Big Ten depends on how she handles the consisting of a 12-team field. schools. pressure. She has the ability 10 Coach Claudia Blal'kman has ,,' think this weekend. run wilh all of Ihese girls. Enjoy one of our Lunch entered her team in the meet in weather permitting. we could though:- Blal'kman said the past. but last year chose to find a couple more school Specials with a relaxing attend the Murray State In records." Blackman said. Lindy ;'I;elson, running the vitational in Kentuckv instead. The coach espec~ially wants to 5.0tlll-mt·ter run_ should be game of pool.. .. "After comparing the meets see her sprinters continue to within the top three placers. last vear. I could see the bring their times down. She an-ording to Bla{-kman. competition was better at Illinois so , opted 10 go to it again." Blackman said. % Lbe Jumbo Oscar The meet will be a mixture of large and small_ with Big Ten Meyer Ailleef schools such as Purdue_ Ohio State. :\Iinnesota and Illinois Frank, Pickle. matched against Bradley. Lovola. and Sllj-Edw:;rdsville. & Chip. Blackman beJ.eves that in SlU UQ(OAMMON au. AND NIW HOIIIZONS ..liNT A addition to the Bi.~ Ten powers. Indiana State .,nd Eastern • Illinois will be contenders BACKGAMMON TOURNAMENT 99C among the top fi\'~. TItA"."0,", ... nATION According to Blackman. AT THE CELLAR Hot Ham & Cheese, large meets such as this one 1.t Place .100 PRIZES TO THE make it difficult to determine Pickle., & Chip. who will do weU. Teams often knock out top .50 CASH TOP' PLAYERS contenders of other learns in II PImIIOIiTItATION A,CILLA. ,.1 .An FOIl •• Y.0 • .,AIID some en'nts. al\owiJ1g scoring SPONSOIIED IY· COUNTY SEA T, GOOFATHEIIS !COIINER DElI. $1.49 to be spread out. Thus_ the fact ADAMS 1111 UNIV. IOOICSTOIIE. IUIITS. CRISTAUOOS FliGHT that Illinois beat the Salukis bv UN IV • OlD TOWN lIQUOIIS. CARl TROPHY CO a margin of nearly flO points last .U_DAY ••U_CII ALL YOU CAN EAT And You'll Be Convinced, "/s The Home made .....p, salads_ rolla. towings_ dri..... desserts, Best Greek Food In Town 'ruits. ,,..h ... _ oncfcritp...... 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Lewis PtlrIl Men _.t to Pldrallectronla Hours: Sun·Th 11om.Midnight Fri·Sat 110m-20m • .******************************* ~••• ~•. ~~.~::&i~.:a.~'&i:;:~...r& •• ~~~~~ • ~J ~~_!!J ~""~~~. ~!~ Paf.l' 12 !I,lll .. Egyptian, April 10. 1981 ,"\ - Yankees' power thumps Rangers rq)u8'Aaroc :-.iEW YORK IAPI-Bucky of 42,658 jammed :\Ietropolitan RBI-single off Grant Jackson in Dt'nt ripped a three-run homt'r Stadium to witness the Twins' the eighth inning, Andre and Bobby Murcer slugged a final season opener at the Met. Dawson led of! the :\lontreal AnENTION LADIES' dramatic pinch grand slam In 1982. the Twins are scheduled ninth with a single to right off homer as the New York to move into a new domed Tekulve. Dawson followed with Every Friday Night Yankees defeated the Texas stadium in downtown Min· Rangers 16-3 Thursday before neapolis. .p.... 11:30pm 55,123 fans, the largest opening :' :\ '5 5, Twins I BLOOMI~GTO;\i, :\linn. I AP I-Oakland ace Mike Beat the Heat. ~orris stopped Minnesota on six Have your car air-conditioner checked out early hits as the A's defeated the TUNE UP FOR VACATION NOW. Twins 5·1 Thursday in the American League opener for the two clubs. We also do all other auto repairs. A record opening day crowd ~"'ft. batt.'IM. eo'c.) mb.; Sigr. lonml'f' ~ 1ft-taU ~ •••TO ••••• LL 10 "",.r 01 ;,.,,.11' Rt.13West to McDonald's) CHA:\IPAIGN (API· Flor:d? prep basketball plaYL·r Jay Daniels is expected to move into the starting lineup at the t;ni\'ersity of Illinois next season. SIU ·C. meanWhile, did not sign any recruits for the second straight day. Wednesday was the first day players could sign national letters of intent. The 6·foot·7 forward. who signed a national letter of intent with Illinois. will join Florida neighbor Derek Harper. a guard. on the llIini team. They lived just four blocks apart in the community of Lake Worth. "Jay has an excellent op portunity to win a forward position next season." said Illinois Coach Lou Henson. "When a young player is sound fundamentally. when he has advanced skills in the areas of passing and dribbling. and he also shoots well. his chances of playing early are greatly enhanced .... Henson. who needs forwards to replace Mark Smith and Eddie Johnson. signed three this week - Daniels. 6·(00t·8 George :\lontgomery of Chicago and 6-foot-8 Anthony Welch of (;rand Rapids. Mich. WE NOW OFFER CSCULPTURED 50% OFF ~ILS REG $40 now $20 Please call for an appointment SPC Presents the Master of Puak-Folk University Mall HARRY WALLER.., Manicures 1237E.Main Carbondale, with Special Guest Rick Naas n.. At the Student Center. Old Main Room $8-10 (618) 529-4656 DE TONIGHT 9:00.,.01., $1.S0 ••• 1.1. PatteD Southbound trackmen favored in meet 8y Greg Walsh competed in a scoring meet Hoosiers. Hartzog explained: pt'ople chasing him." postl'd a 4.1112 last week in the Stair Writer outdoors this season; "We were emotionallv down Sprinlt'rs Javell Heggs and Sun Devil l'Iasslc al Tempe. Mississippi. which !>as com- I for Indiana I after running Tom' Adams Will also return 10 Anz. It looks like the Salukis have three meets in the wind. and actfon for the Salukis after }fost Arkansas Slate has the to be the odds on favorite to win ha~edn~nt~:~ [:t~l~ ~ve:i~b~~~ after we burned. literally missing a wet'k for spring .:11111 Track and t-ield :\it'ws Saturday's six team meet at Memphis State. whose season burned. Illinois State." football practice. male high school athlete of the Arkansas State in Jonesboro. record was unavailable I but the David L«>. SIU·C"s in-house ~one of the tt'ams there seem vear. Steve Stubblefield. in its Ark. Tigers boast Terron Wright. the Olympian and NCAA outdoor to have as much balance in the ranks Stubblefield. a pole The Salukis do not have the 1981 NCAA indoor high hurdling 400 intermediate hurdling fit'ld ilnd on the track as SIU-c' vauller. has jumped 17-6 in· best overall outdoor record in champion); and Southwest champion. is also rested after Har~ said. doors. but injured a hamstring the field of six. Host Arkansas Missouri State. 0-3 for the contending With last week's ":\!t'mphis State has a strong early in the indoor season and State does. outdoor season. hectic weekend. when he running team. hut falls short In will be compt'ting for the first But in dual competition. both SIU-C Coach Lew Hartzog competed in Austin. Texas. the field {'vents." he said. limt' outdoors. have beaten the same team. feels conrident his trackmen Friday. lhen in Bloomington. Currently. the Tigers have Illinois State. by radically can win after their 9t-63 loss to Ind .. Saturday. posted better times in the 1.600- ;\Iississippi and Southwest differe!lt margins. Indiana last week. This weekend. "No one of meter and 400 relays. according :'olissouri Slate are both in the The Salukis 13-1) thrashed the "We think we can win it as a David's caliber will be run· to Hartzog. rebilding process. :\Iississippi's Redbirds. 116-50. two wl't'ks ago team." Hartzog said. "Our ning" in the intermediates. He added that 0111 events may track program was just started at McAndrew Stadium. overall balance should be Hartzog said. be contested by tnp individual two years ago. and Southwest Arkansas State (:Ht) won less enough to win it." "That doesn't matter performers on each team. For Missouri State is trying to i({'t handily. 88-61. over ISU. The 21-year coach said SIU-C anymore." Hartzog said. example. ~otre Dame's Chuch some kind of program started Other teams attending will be will be stronger than at last "David is old enough now that ;\rigon has already run a sub after going through four tra"k ;\;otre Dame. which has not week's dual meet with the he runs well without having four minllt!> mile indoors. and coaches in two years. MVC baseball starts for SIU against improving Indiana St. Bv Dave Kant' Salukis. ISU finished with a 39- Browning is just coming back '\ssociatt' Sports Editor 18 mark last year compared to frolll an injury. as is center SIU-C's 34·16. The Sycamores fielder Marty Martino. Some The preliminaries are over. went 2-2 against Bradley in two players are picking up the The :'olissouri Valley Conference doubleheaders played last hitting slack. season is here for the SIU-C weekend in Terre Hal:te and are "Mark Walberg has really baseball team. a"" t!Je 15-8 23-13. And yet, the Sycamores delivered in the clutch." Warn Salukis will take to the road this have only beaten SIU-C once in said. "He's hitting .417 and has weekend to open their MVC the past five seasons. six home runs. Doug l\lyers has schedule against Indiana State "I'd say in the past two or hit three homers in the past 10 in Terre Haute. Ind. The three years it's bl't'n either you games or so." Sycamort's and Salukis will (SIU-C) or us." said ISU Coach Mvers has a game-winning. play doubleheaders both Bob Warn in regard to the grand-slam home run against Saturday and Sunday. Eastern Division. "But Wisconsin to his credit. and his Although there are 16 con Bradley's improved and will be three-run homer helped defeat ference games for SIU-C during a factor. I didn'texpect them to Bradley. tht' regular season. there will be hit that well. They're the kind of SIU-C's base-stealing ability only two opponents-Indiana team that could be a spoiler_ should meet its first test this State and Bradley. The "It used to be that SIU would weekend. Sycamore opponents Sycamores. Braves and Salukis jump all over us. but now it's a have tried stealing against make up the Valley's Eastern real rivalry. It should be an Browning and reserve ISU Division. while national power exciting weekend." catcher Brian Dorsett only nine Wichita State. New Mexico Warn. a former Saluki. is times this season. They've been State and Creighton make up hesitant in evaluating his team successful twice. the ~estern Division. and its season thus far. "We'lI still try to run on them At the outset of their af Although a majority of last and see what happens," said filiation with the MVC. the year's starting lineup is back. Saluki Coach Itchy Jones. "I1's Salukis were the class of the the experience has been bound to be a good series." conference. The last few years. overshadowed by injuries_ The Salukis have stolen 81 however. have seen other "We've bl't'nupand down this bases in 85 t, .es thus far, and if programs-Wichita State's in season." Warn said, "One day that rate continues. they should particular-eatching up with we're tough, and the next day easily break the SIU-C single SIU-C·s. The Shockers brought the players wonder what a season record of 139 set by the the Saluki season to an end last baseball is." 1971 Salukis. Shortstop Mike year when they took a 12-1 win According to Warn, the nMJSt Mesh is 19-for-19. critical injury was the shoulder Warn said he'll start lef over SIU-C in the MVC Tour Staff photo by Rich Saal nam~nt. dislocation of potential AII thander Terry Lychak in one of ~n the Eastern Division. America shortstop Pete Piskol. Saturday's games and Junior pikht'r ~ CIa... s .... threw for lhe Sa... is ill oae ., die Bradley and Indiana State have Piskol was the No.7 hitter in the righthander Mark Walberg in games of tht'ir ....~header Sahlrda, al '''iana Slate_ Clark built teams that are very nation last season with a .471 the other. Lychak is 5-2 and pitched 1.0 inninl!ls agaiast Saatheall& Missoari Slate "'.... nd.y capable of contending with the average. Catcher Dave Walberg 4-2. and h.s SIV..("s best rec.-d al5-4. Softball team split. against SEMO Vanderbilt edges men netten Bv Rod Farlow "Now that he's healthy. he's Bv Micht'lle Schwent singles. Herrin native Jayne it was the first time we've sian Writer doing a good job." LeFevre siaff Wriler Creek delivered the key blow been behind in a game and said. "Earlier this season he The women's softball team when she blasted a triple to battled back to win." Tied with Vanderbilt until the had cases of mono and strep split a doubleheader with score two runs with no outs. The Otahkians scored their final set of Wednesday's indoor throat. and his feet blistered Southeast Missouri State SEMO scored four runs in the lone run. an unearned run. in match at Carbondale. the men's during our spring trip." Wednesday and the schedule inning on four hits. the first inning. Monica tennis team lost. 5-4. LeFevre admitted he was doesn't get any easier this Ridgely struck out five and Buehrle singled while The SIU-C doubles team of l weekend because the Salukis walked three for the '" in. Schelich and Betts both Steve Smith and Lito Ampoo ~~:J'!rbtft~~~:~~c::gstWI ro ! travel to Normal to play in Karen Koltnow got the only reached on fielder's choices. lost the final match of the good mood from news he had the Illinois State Invitational Saluki hit when she singled up Buerhle scored when SIU-C's contest 6-1. 1-6. 6-4, to Charles received Tuesday-that he had Wednesday. SEMO shut oot the middle in the fourth in Linda Brown tried to pick her Bait and Robert Lorndale. become a grandfatt-..,r. the Salukis. 5-0. on a one ning with two ool Dconna off third but threw the baU \\ith the score tied, 3-3, His daughter, Linda_ of hitter by senior Linda DaplOl1 took the loss amd away. Ampon made three consecutive Gainseville. f·Ia .• gave birth to Ridgely in the first fame. gave up five hits. five walks The Salukis scored both of good shots. He rushed the net to Christopher .James Stephens SfU·C won a come· rom and struck out one. Her their runs in the sixth. Lisa flick a soft shot over. ran past Tuesday morning. behind game, 2-1. in the record dropped to 1-4. Norman singled to lead off the baseline to make an over "I found out about it at 5:30 second game_ Coach Kay Brechtelsbauer the inning. Pat Stang popped the-shoulder lob. and drove a Tuesday morning." leFevre The Otal*ians scared one said the loss was due to facing oot but Koitnow singled and one-bouncer past datt for the said. "It really feels good to be run in the faurtb and (aur a t~ pitdler which SIU-C Debbie Duncan singled point_ a granddad." nms in the fifth in the first had not faced previoosly. The Salukis began the three Lefevre woo't get a chance to game. SEMO loaded tbe SEMO bad beaten SIU-C, 5-2. ::::: ::=~ ~uka~ doubles matches tied. 3-3. after break away from his schedqle bues in the faurtb on a at the Southwest Mis.'lClUri Brown hit a sharp shot to singles play_ to see the baby for at least three single, a sacrifICe and two Invitational over tbe SEMO shortstop Judy "Usually. our doubles are OW' days, as the Salukis play at walks. Katby Rediger weekend_ StrueWf, who bobbled thr. strong point," Coacb Dick Murray State Friday, come readied on a fielder's eboice The secand game was more ball and allowed KoItnow to LeFevre said. "Any time OW' home to take on Memphis State wbea SIU-C seoond basemaa eDcouralinl to SC«e from third. team wins three singles. we Saturday. and go to Indiana Kareu Toab elected to tbruw Bredltelsbauer because the sbGuld win the match." Saturday. home with her throw, but the Sal.. is came rrom behind for Freshman Meredith The &-10 SioIlukis haft a 22-m AU matches wiD be ootdoors_ runner on third beat the the win_ Stengel took the wiD for the match record iD doubles and Saturday-s match wiD be at I throw far the lint fUlL "We bit the baD better in SaJukis and improved her are :1&-52 in singIes_ p.m. at the University courts_ In the fifth inniag, tile secoDd lame, " record to H. She 18ft .. six Ampon, Smith. and David .. he Sahllus bellt M.. rray Marpret SdleIidI and Jo BredI...... said. "It was bits, and one wall and struck t"!ier won at singles Wecb!sday Slate. 1-3, nrlier this season in AIm Bells bit -..m-to-t.dl • W8Y"-1ive pate IMauR out one. for the SaIUN. SIUda'. wi. a bomeindoor meet•• ~ .... beiJII bis rdUa iD • r3W. three cIoubIes matcltes_., .