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B~' John Krukowski Co. is ~xperiencing in Southern Sla((Wriler Illinois. Collier said that lhe Bus service of the Gulf Carbondale to Eas'. 51. Louis Transport Co . could be route had attracted " can· eliminated in Southern Illinois sidorable ridership" during its within a year if the Illinois first few months of operation. State Commerce Commission but afterwards ridership gives the company permission decreased considerably. to abandon three local routes. Collier also noted that the The city of Carbondale. in possible elimination of AM the meantime. is looking into TRAK in the fall would have what actions can be taken to litlle effect on ridershio for tilt prevent the abandonments. bus company. bec,,~s"he feels The Gull Transport Com "AMTRAK doesn't have tha t p2ny filed a notice of intent great of a ri,ier;hip" to with the ICC late last month translate into more passengers asking that the ICC give ap for the Gulf Transport Co. proval to the abandonment. As for how long his comp2 ~ y according to ICC will have to wail before it spokeswoman Beth Bosch. receives ICC approval. Collier The lines the company in said " we're talking about six. tends to abandon are routes seven_ eight months." Scouting autographs from East St. Louis to Car Bosch sa id tha t the bus Saluki wide receiver Derrick "Doc" Mc scrimmage Saturday at McAndrew bondale, Springfield .to Car company will have to submit a bondale and East 51. Louis to formal petition to the ICC by Clellon gave an autognl~h to fa n Justin Stadium. Meredith. 8, belongs to Carbondale Cairo, Bosch said. June 25, and the ICC will then Meredith of Carbondale a~ !!!: ~ football Boy Scouts Pack 60, Den 2. Edward A. Collier, president have 90 days to act. If the ICC of the Mobi le. Ala.-based does not approve the Gulf company, said lhat the ' Transport Co.'s request. the Cleanup nets 10 tons of garbage decision is "just a matter of company call op~4 1 to ~ he economics," federal ICC. " The routes are just not Bosch said that the state ICC By Cynlhia Weiss determine the winners. bonds, gift certificates, movie patronized to where they're larrWriler A list of the winners and passes and cash prizes will ~ began to inform cities along profitable - anyinore," Collier tI,e routes of the company's Participants in this year's their prizes will be posted awarded. said Thursday. outside the Undergraduate request recently and that the Carbondale Cleanup collected The Undergraduate Student Collier said that it's not ICC " can offer villages staff a to12.1 of 20,418 pounds of Student Organization office by uncommon fo r other ous 3 p.m. Monday. Organization, which sponsored expertise to help them gel garb_ge Saturday, said Joel Carbondale Cleanup, and the services to be cutting back on another bus line," if the routes Howard, co-chairman of Prizes will be awarded in Carbondale Cleanup Com passenger service in recent. are a""ndoned. Carbondale Cleanup. four categories: community mittee. arc also being years, because the business Howard said that the Car organizations, fraternities and rewarded for their efforts. has experienced a steady Bill Dixon, Carbondale city bondale Cleanup committee is sorOrities, Recognized Student decline in ridership since manager, said he can un still tallying the figures to Orga,1i zations and " ex The Illinois Senate and World War II. derstand from talking with the decide what groups will be traneous" garbage. Howard House of Representatives each The elimination of routes in local Gu:f Transport Co. ticket awarded prizes for collecting said the fourth category was passed resolutions com Southern Illinois are "just part office personnel why the the most garbage. The total created Saturday when par mending the cleanup effort. of a long- ra nge company WIshes to cut off area amount of garbage a group ticipants began bringing in The resolutions were reorganization" of his co~ service, although the route collected is being divided by junked refrigerators, stoves presented to Brookins at a pany, Collier said. eliminations are " certainly the number of the group at'd "halves of cars." ceremony in Turley Park To give an example of the something we don't wanl to members who participated to Trophies, plaques. savings which followed the cleanup. problems th~ Gulf Transport see," City may get low-income housing loan money By Thomas Mangan of Commerce a nd community a ma ximum of five years, a with the Carbondale Housing income families, lhe financial laffWriter Affairs, according to a report draft of the ordinance says. Cnde, the ordinance says. feasibility of the rehabilitation [rom Jane Hughes, director of Landlords will be required to Repair costs for improving project and the commitment to Loan funds for rehabilitating match the amount vf the city Carbondale rental property the city division of renewal and energy conservation and continued ownership of the hocsing. An ordinance loan with an equal amount of making improved units roperty displayed by the may SOOD be made available to ;>rivate fundjng, but will nol be landlords owning property in outlining the program's available to the handicapped r.andloed, the ordinance says. operation will be discussed by required to r~pay the city loan will also be eligib!e, . designated low-tnCOme areas until all private loans have City staff will solicit and of the city. \be City Council on Monday. Rental Rehabilitation funds review loan applications, The city has been approved The city will loan between been repaid. will be loaned based upon \be inspect proposed renlal units for an $80. 000 Rental S600 and $5,000 for each rental Loan funds will' pay for the extent to which the proposed and prepare, solicit and award Rehabilitation Program grant unit requiring renovation at 3 cost of brjnging substandard bids to contractors for the from thf! Dlinois Department percent interest to be repaid in rental units into compliance ~~ya;:0:acbl~i1or bro:~~ repairs, the ordinar.·", sa,Ys . This Morning Don't be smug, Edgar tells local Republicans
By John Krukowski Central Comlllittee to honor Joe Hale, 22nd Would-be comics StarrWrit.er the GOP's most faJ:1ous office !Congressional District State compete for laughs ·holder. Central Committeeman, in "Republicans should not be troduced Edgar by referring to -Pal/u6 - smug" in the wake of Former congressional a tough ba ttle which President Reagan' s re candidate Randy Patcbett was Republicans will face in next election, Seeretary of State one of Ule local politicians Defense dominates Jim Edgar told a packed house putting in an appearance at year's election. Anna's Sunshine Inn, as ·did _ "We're probably [acing our grid scrimmage ti=bi~~\:~ . annual Sen. Ralph Dunn of DuQuoin toughest election next year," Hale said, noting that every -S~ts20 Southern Illinois' most and Sen. Dave Barkhausen of prominent Republicans were Lake Bluff, who got his state office " will be up for in attendance at the function, political start 10 years ago by grabs." Thunderstorms " The Republican Party in eDdiDg, llips whicb is heki annually by the running for office in Union _ Gas .ay. if they _'lsmug, In thelower71s, Union County _ Republican (,,()UfIty. . SeeEDGAR,.PageS they w_!dn'l be R_bliun• . r------i "SPRINGTIME SPECIALSl" ! ! ! '1 Newswrap .KUBOTA Tractors -LAWN-B01f Mowers j : -SNAPPER Mowers -STIHI. Trimmers -HONDA Mowers, Tillers, Generators and Outboards ! nation/world -GRASSHOPPER and Y AZZO ~ammercial Mowers- ! •Firrlneing AVlillbl, • ! · O"k l ., · .Ed~;.;.-"" "., Fifth - and oldest - patient : tOO'llo .....- ...... COOlI .... ,. _II ".. ·f· . I h If C.",plfflW, mil ! ~;'I\ ·:;:';::.~!:;:~;;::,: ' ~· I receives artl ICla eart . 1ft L.'!:'...~~~ ______-.J I LOUISVILLE, Ky (UP" - Jack C. Burcham, 62 , told his surgeon " let's go for it" and Sunday became the world's fifth aod : ' :-~ ~.. '/1 Att.... lon ...I.t ...... oldest man to live on a permanent artificial heart after a trouble I ...... Orva .. lq"~1 free six-hour operation. Surgery was completed on Burcha m at ,. about 12 :45 p.m. at Humana Hospital Audubon, and no com· ' "Hwy . ;;:~;;ndQI~ [ plications arose during the procedure, a hospital spokesman The Student Center Scheduling' Coteri"B' Office will taJte R50 said. " The heart is working perfecUy," Humana spokesman reque.ta/or meeting . pace and George Atkins said after the Jarvik-7 plastic and metal heart "'lcitation permitl for Summer was beating in the cbest of the retired railroad engineer. Som_r 'MS, bccinnitw Monday, April 21. INS. Reque.ta mlllt be. Discovery crew ready to track down satellite mode in by authoruecf per.on CAPE CANA\~:!'.AL , Fla. (uPIl - Discovery's ar tronauts .cheduUn, officer• . af the said Sunday they were ready to track down the ~rippled Sy"",u;n SckeduU",ICa~ri"B Office on tho 1nd/foor O/tho Sludont Centar, satellite and would cow;ider a bold spacewaJk attempt Tuesda) te activate a 45-minute rocket ignition "f~se . " " [J there's a ny opportunitr.to saJva~e this guy, we'd sure like to give it our best try," co-pllot Dona,d Williams told night directors. Veteran astronaut Brewster Shaw, called into Houston control to discuss the situation '.'! ith the discovery crew, em"ha.ized to Com mander Karol Bobko and crew that " no decision has been made to do anything at this time." Reagan winds up vacation, prepares to lobby WASHINGTON - President r .oagan would up a J()-da y vacation Sunday a nd prepared for iUlensive lobbying on two key priorities: Aid to Nicaraguan rebels a nd a budget comvomise with Senate Rebuplicans. The president a nd Mrs. Reogan arrived at the White House in the afternoon after vc..:.~atiollin b at their ranch near Santa Barba ra, Calif., as members of Congr;,ss ended their own Easter season r€cess .a nd returned to the political batUes of Washington . il~~~<¢ Rebel Christians shell Sidon, refugee camp "\ 1(0' _1101 on ...lIyery 457_ SIDON, Lebanon (uP Il - Rebel Christian gunmen pounded J,.S.IIIIftoI.A... . ~ .. Sidon a nd a nearby Palestinian refugee camp with a rlillery and mortar fire Sunday for the 27th straight day, kilJing a t least two civilians and wounding 10. A Lebanese army soldler also was killed and 10 others wounded earlier Sunday in a clash near Sidon with members 01 the dissident Christian r;'Iilitia. the offical national news agency said. Nicaragua to Investigate mercenary's death MANAGUA, Nicaragua (uPIl .- Nicaragua 's Defense Ministry announced i)'lOday it would ID vesltgate whether a slalO anti-Sandinista rebel - ftrst identified as an American mer· cenary - was an active membeer of the U.S. anned forces . Ministry officials earlier reported the rebel, kIlled March 27 '" a northern war zone, was wearing a U.S. Army dogtag IdenltfYlOg him as Roger Patterson. But U.S. officials confirmed Saturday that Patterson was alive and living in Selma, Ala . Patterson has said he was never in Nica ragua, but had served '" the Honduras, where U.S. forces conduct regular training exercises with Hondural.i troops. state Byrne an nou nces pia ns to run for mayor in 1987 I CHICAGO
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Dai4r EgypIjan; April.~S . I!Ie5 , Page3 . lWy. ~ Opinion & Commentary 'Tighter admissions a synlbolic gesture TIlE FACULTY SENATE RECENTLY VOTED to tighten admission standards at SIU-C beginning in 1990. Bu! with an eye on the University's tradition of equal acce.iS, left quite a few "backdoors" un locked. so that most of the people WhO want to take courses atSIU-C stiiI can. The .resolu tion approved by the senate Tuesday asks the Uni vers ity III adopt some sensible course requirements for ~ew students. as suggested by the Illinois Board of Higbet EducatIO n. F.lf students to enter baccalaureate programs , these requirements would includ e four years of English. lhree y~rs?f math. science and socia l stud ies a ~d two years 0: electiVes 10 foreign language. art. music or vocational studies in high school. Stud ents seeking to enter associate degr.,.. programs would need to have taken three years of English. two years of math and science and one year of s""ial studies in high sch"":. Also. ap plicants for either of these ~rograms w()Uld have to meet current requirements in regard loclass rank and entrance exam scores. THE FACULTY SENATE HARDLY SUGGESTED. however. that the new requirefTIents be absolute. Under the senate's Letters resolut,on students who do not meet all the class requirements mc.v be admitted 10 Undergraduate Academic Services until the}' have take:, I hE:' required courses . Students who score in the top quarter on entrance tests and Drop troubled basketball program, r'ank in the upper half of their graduating class. or score in the top half on entrance rests and rack.in the upper quarter of their class. will be exempt from U'e reqUIrements. Even students who use money for more library hours meet none of these require: .> ,nts may still be admitted to SIU-C at the discretion of Uni wr.'.ity officials " if lhey demonstrate The University has done it later if it doesn 't work out then SI U-C athletic events potential for academic SUCh.:ss." again : given a new meaning to firing hi m? .nymore. When the basketba II Adul ts veterans and stua.!nts who attended high SdlOOls which the word " oops." It Seems Why immerse the entire program is dropped. why nOI did not offer the required cwrses will not be subject to the new awfully suspi cious that one University in NCAA in k.' ck out the football program requirements. although they w;II be expected to take the r n"rses year after Roy S. White vestigations because of one also? Some of the scholarships unce they enler. stopped his $900 a month lousy basketball program? used for those programs could BY SUPPORTING THESE STIFFER REQUIR EME TS. the paymenL. to Kenny Perry that Why doesn 't the University then be applied to the sports Faculty Senate has not taken a bold step. by any means. It has. he shou ld decide to slep for keep the promises it makes to and clubs who really enjoy howe\'er. ma de an attempt. a lbeit symbolic. to see that students "'drd to explain his actions. its programs? The whole winning seasons. ent ering SIU-C are perhaps better prepared for the rrgors of and just when the University is basketball program should be The rest of the remaining uni\'~rsity coursework than:n the past trying to get rid of coach Van dropped. The Saluki Shootout. money could then be applied to In rt::llity. the resolution changes li ttle of the Univers.ity·s Winkle. the only money-maker during the students. the ones who use admissions policy. because it includes so many excepllons. Coach didn 't resign when the the basketball season, was lost Morris Library and the 'onetheIess, , tricter entry requirement on the college level can first scandal e'1lpted SO the due to the incredibly relevant Recreation Center, the ones only serve to positively affect boards of education a nd the administrators had to finr! research done by an SIU-C who dOl ,'t care for the gradual curricula they choose, another one quickly. Kenny professor concerning the redu c tion of hours per This would benefit nol only college-bound students. but the Perry was the only Ot ie who number of SIU-C students who semes ler beca use or the entire higher education system by helping to ensure th.t new was paid of{ , right? Sure. are alcoholics. University!s " lack of money." students already possess the skills needed to function at the Whalever happened to calling Anheuser-Bus ch. the college level. in a person privately and s ponsor, natur ally wants - Peggy Ford. graduate discussing the problem, and nothing to do wi~h sponsoring student . Reh abilitation. Plan now to donate blood Help to further tradition by donating blood I applaud the efforts being precious gift of blood again Once again two student with the Araerican Red Cross. largest blood drive in the made on the sru-c campus by and ~gain at various blood gr oups, Mobilization of Past illood dri,·es on the nation. Their goal is to surpass Mobilization of Vo lunteer drives . Volun teer Effort (MOVE ) a nd campU!i have been extremely that record this year. Effort (MOVE ) and the Arnold Plan now to be a donor on the Arnold Air Society, at successful. Th,: University· l'opefully, everyone will Ai r Society in cooperation with Southern Illinois University at Community 01 SIU-C is a r.,-,ponG to their call on April 15 the American Red Cross. April 15-19. 10 :30 a.m.-4 :3O p.m. in Ballroom B of the Carbondale are volunteering national leader in donating through April 19 frerr. 10:30 to Throughout the:r stay in this their time and effort by blood . Last year their efforts 4: 30 daily at the Student community, sru-(" students Student Center. - Helen Westberg. Mayor of Car sponsoring a major regional resulted in 2,007 pints of blood. Center. - Ralph Dunn. State have traditionally been very blood drive, in conjunction They conducted the second Senator 58th District. generous in sharing the bondale. Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU Phoenix Party's I5(R;«I,M4N. I~1lJ 11/1{) I {(JASPKIN APOID6IlE FfXl.AlJ.7Ht Pf'li5 - £EIlJN61F I caw candidates care Sin I PlfTCN 'lW. I IJJI5 ~A SM,.UJ.. {(JAY aJffFtJIoE ,MIW,IlMJ WlCKA6t 7{) )tV, I'MI1eAUYSl1l1O'. AIID r f . Tony Appleman and Tracy Stone go / r ANCH beyond just caring ahaut an issue. Thoy work bard to show that issue to the students and then go on and work hard to solve that issue. They are truly a force which does not shy away from a tough job. When Iwo students ran fo r the Car bondale City Council position it was Tony and Tracy I saw out there working hard to inform students about student represen tation on the City Council. When the Illinois Student Association was struggling to get a petition signed for a Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU referendum which wotiJd establish funding for a lobbying force to fight tuition in creases and fir~DCia l aid cuts, il was Tony and Tracy I saw speoding much of their time getting pelilions signed and recruiting students to help. Therefore it wasn't a tough decision when they asked me to run on their Phoenix Party ticket because never once did I see any of the other candidates running for the USO presidential and vice presidential spot out talking to students and getting them involved. On Thursday, April 18, '/ote for the people who have proven Lhey can do a tough job. Vole for Tony I ppleman and Tracy Stone. - Dan SI."'rid~,, _ "SO east side senatorial candidate. Gray proposes economic topics Attentlon------ RAISi:MONEY n.,-John Krukowski director of Area Services a t sideralion to those in at· 1.-- SlaH Writf'r SIU-C and a member ~f the fu ll tendanee. which cover a re&'s RSO's---- HAVIfUN Congressman Ken Gray committee. ranging from t ourism Karnes said that Gray. D development to local bridge as~jgned various topicS for consideration to members of West Frankfort. handed out repairs. SET UP YOUR OWN BOOTH his Economic Development sugges tions to his commiUee Kirkpatrick said the com members and discussed some OR ACTIVITY AT SPRINGFEST Committee at a meeting mittee members a re under no SATURDAY, APRIL 27t h Friday at the Marion Holiday of the problems that a re gre>t pressure. as they ha ve Inn. according to a Gray press uniq ue to Southern Illinois. " several weeks to a few aide. " I think if these people put months" to work with their DEADLINE FOR About 50 members of the their minds to i:". something assigned topics. and "should committee. including several good should nappen for feel free to develop their own APPLICATIONS IS SIU-C administrators. a t Southern Ill inois." Karnes ideas. hold regular meetings tended the meeting. said. a nd make specific recom· TODAY "1 was very impressed with Gray press aide J im Kirk mendations for job-producing the quality of leadership patrick said that Gray efforts in both the public a nd there." said Rex Ka rnes. assigned 76 malters for con- pri\'ates,('("Inr .'· EDGAR: Local Republicans cautioned Continued rrom Pagp I a nd Senate seats, a ll of which In a press conference held means for Republicans that before the dinner, Edgar said Illinois has a challenge like. it ··it 's important (or ourselves he has no intentions of never has before." he said . not to pat ourselves on the challenging the seat of Sen. Edgar continued with Hale's back too much." Alan Dixon. D-Belleville. in theme once he took the Edgar said the fact lhat 63 1986. podium. sa yi ng that "before percent of new voters voted (or Edgar said tha t there are we Republicans become too Reagan lo is very encouraging "some reservalions" in the comp l ~. ..:e nt or smug we t.ave for the Republican Part~ ," but slate legislature about Rep. to iook at the figures." added that the party wi.1 have Jim Rea's idea oC raising The fi gures, Edgar said. to lake on some of the ""pular moving traffic fines to raise show that in the last elecHon appe.ol of Abraham Lincoln in money for e m e r genc y the GOP in Illinoi s lost a s tat~ order \0 elain the interest of equipment Cor rural com t i app~ ti()U"- li senate seat a nd federal House those Of:W voters. muni ties. Tom Collins 9t)( Free Peanuts &t Popcorn &fT£IU'OOlV IN SHOW IMPORT SPECIAL 6.9PM
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1M StudtnlCrntf'r Invite'l~r)'OfW\O.t~ lhls year'.. l"nMf'"~rt Seristobt~ ,n«lnJl:nt'hiln With SoutMm III j noisConC'ert&.lncorpon.~ . nll'lrf" lH~ st.o!of a buHetd.nMr ,n wOld M.I" Room anti :a da..'i5I01 ~ in Shryoek Aud ilDnum 'JlMoUId Malfl Room. loeall!d 'JrI ttwlf'COnd Ooorofthe St'*'" Cfonl.er. ,,·,Ulwoprn from 6 p.m. \O7"4!) p.m NCh nlltnlof tMron«'n >'l'r~ \1!.lho, Mmnct'n rollowlnk at tI p_m at Shl")'(lCk Auduonum THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1985 CONCERT BUFFET Rei i!loh Tray wi lh De:vi led Egg!> Sunshine Salad " $7. 50 Buffet and COflCert - ~ t u de nts only S2. OO Concert only - StuOe:"lts only PeteT K aZBT&S $6 . 95 ~uffet only (plus La):) ~nor St.rr Photo by Nf'\'IIIC" l.oberl!: Doug Dielrich, one 01 the len contestants in Ihe Ute Beer Comedy Connection Friday, Wouldl!lbe comics compete for laughs, opening act spot By Belinda Edmondson had practiced his '"amen" for Williams alternately aped StarrWrikr his first communion Tina Turner and griped about Everything was fair game al ( ,. AMen! " " aMEN!" computers, brassieres and the l.ite Beer Comedy Con- "AMEN!"). Douglas Deitrich, menopause. r.ection Friday, when nine SIU- who followed Ward, elicited C students and one Carbondale -' loud laughter from the crowd In an interview after the resident vied with ea"h oth.r with his imitation of the show, Williams said that her to win a spot as opening act for Temptations. In an impromptu friends had encourilged her 1.0 Russian comedian Yakoff part of his performance enter the contest. ·It was ' Smirnofr. Deitrich cursed the Williams' Cirst time per Smirnofl will perform at the microphone. which continually forming stand-up comedy. Student Center this week. slipped out of its holder much Performing before a hot and to Deitrich's a nnoyancp.. Tbough she sa'd she felt " 00 sweaty crowd that extended to A,lOther crowd favorite was different" about being an older the entrance of the Old Main winner 8Ii:w. Noonan, who woman competing with Room, the comedial.' - many reciteeOple of Benton as a deejay A performance that elicited radio and television major 2.t the radio station WORL.· roars from the audience was 'l,en complained about the The third performer, doc- that of first l'lInner-up Michael Box office open Monday through artificiality of television, toral student in higher Wagner, who told a number of Shryock Friday, 11:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Mail 'I '11 A dito . and Visa/MasterCard phone orders l~lIing the audience that " just education Dorothy Williams, "cat torture" a nd "L,n t t u nurn are accepted weekdays, 8:30 a.m. to once I'd like to see Lassie stood out (rom the other Weird" jokes. Wagner's ob- Celebrity smell another dog's hind end - comedians as the only woman servation that "Isn't it weird e Seri... 5:30 p.m. Call 453-3378. c'mon, let's be real!" and the oldest contestant of the how people look at the toilet The Celebrity Seri ... is supported in The second act was tha~ of ten. Spurting a red wig and paper after they wipe?" was a pari by a grant from the Illinois 'i'om Ward, who related how he rle;d~-r~i~m~m;~e~d~~S~U~n~g~l;a:s:s:e~s~, ~f:aa~'v~on~':te~of~the::crow:~d~'~===::!~~~~~~~=,i;~Arts;g~Co~un~ciJ~' ;' ~a~sta~te~ag~en~cy~.~;;~~ e - EARTH WEEK '85 sponsored by STUDENT ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER APRIL 15 ~ 20 FOOD FILMS MORE Ilee campus brief.s Law students compete in moot court ~mc ~, " . • G By Lisa Eisf"nhauer The three Judges - defendant is brought before ccurt. (5:00@$2.00)7:00 StatrWrilf'r Harlington Wood Jr. of the the court does not defeat !be When the students were jurisdiction of the court," ...." PG The convicted man was a U.S. Court of Appeals in finisbed. the judges retired to (5:15@$2.00)7,3O poor Nicaraguan farme r . HE: C~ icago . James L . Foreman of Duffy said. Hilen adaed that their chambers to consider the had been kidnapped . ;ortured the U.S. Distict Court in the defendant·s i£.wyers ha-l cases presented by each side. PG and subjected to mock Benton and Michael R. Weber been given ample opportunity Returning shortly. they an (5:3O@$2.0Ci)a:00 executions under th'! 3 l H!ivrity of the JaSller County Circuit to discredit the hypnotically nounced that they wauld of a CIA agen •. He "'as then Court - sat ',vith sober and at induced testimony of the uphold !be conviction of the -PwIr.,·...... brought to the United States timr", doubUul expressions on witnt!SS at the Irial in the lower Nicaraguat (5 : ~5@$2 _ 00 1 US • and forced to stand trial for the their fac,," through each of the slaying of a U .S . students' IS-minute presen Congressman. tations. At times they stopped • ~ his trial. the guilty verdict the students to chall ~n ge the and life imprisonment sen line of reasoning being used or tence were based on the to command the students to be Tired of the Strip? testimony of a wit!l\.SS wh~ more specific in their identified a picture of the references to previcus farmer while under hypnosis. decisions. ;" . The witness ha" seen the Laclede'; Landing has the alternative :l In the case of the * murder whiJe imprisoned in ceil next to the one where the ~icaraguan farmer. Linda Congressman had been in Austin and Ed Dwyer argued carcerated and killed . that the man was denied the Laclede's Landin However. when the murder due rrocess ri,~hts guaranteed took place it w;.s nearly. dark to at suspects brought before a and the witness had only ser.1 rourt in t.!;e United States. Saturday, April 20th the slayer in profile. Was the imaginary man in Pau-ick Duffy and Detney the imaginary case given a Hilen, representing the U.S. $5.00 per penon fair trial? Yes. At least in the government, said that there opinion of the three judges who was nothing unusual about the Get your ticket in the presided over a mock trial at Nica raguan's trial and that the SPC office. 3rd floor, the SJU-C Law School Friday. lower court had followed a Student Center, 536-3393. The trial was one of three "clear example" in ruling as it that took pia Friday af had. ternoon. Twelve first-year law "It's clear by precedent that Bus will be leaving from students Whil had reached the the matter by which the Wh DIVA 8 pm $2.00 MoyIoo "--.1<1 lind ,,,- ",./. 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If there's no INSTRUMENTS United S tates. • center near )'QU, we'll do it all Crt.lin:! usd'ul'prodUClli lf you have any applicatioru, . j.; s;~~:~~~:r jl' by mail. and.eMccs fOr )00. : :::: ::'::! : : : ~ : ::;:;:::::::::::::::;:j:::~ :;~: :: ;:~ ~:::::::::::::::::;:::::::::~~ ACROSS 1 Land p oint Briefs 5 Rum cake Today's 9 Deep hole 14 Ness or l om ond MONDAY MEETINGS: petition or write a letter to p.m. Monday in the Old Baptist 15 Spirit Vet's Club, 7 p.m., Student your legislator. Foundation Recital Ha l! . 16 Slow: rr."::: 'C Puzzle Center Orient Room. sponsored by the SIU-C School 17 Away from the gale IKE MArnliR will speak on . of Music. ~ 8 Saitor A CHINESE BUFFET will "Caree: s if: Interna tion.1 19 Best. et a: be sponsored by the Student Business" at 7:30p.m. Monday THE RAmO-TELEVISION 20 Canines Puzzle answers Center from 5:30 W 7:45 p.m. in the Student Center Missouri typing proficiency test will be 22 Money riSKed Monday in the Student Center Room, sponsored by the Iliven from 4 io 5:30 p.m. 23 Seth"s 5i: e 24 Honky·lonk are on Page 17, Old Main Roor._, in honor of the Financial Management Thursday in Communications 25 Wo r ~e.:t hard Fu Hsing Chinese Opera Society. 1248. Sign-up sheets are on the 28 Hides Troupe's performance at door of the Radio-Television 32 Roof pieces Shryock Auditorium. office, Communications 1056. 33 0eser1 hills VOLUNTEERS are needEd 34 Navaho's foe 35 Judah's son 61 Palm reader 26 Ocean vessef BLOOD DRIVE Monday for the Secood Annual J)oc 36 Rabbits' kin 27 Takas shrine through Fririay from 10:30 Spackman Memorial Triathlon A BACKPACKING AND 37 Brutus' father- 28 Anathema a .m. w 4:30 p.m. in Student on April 27 _ Call Ka tby whitewater rafting trip in-law 29 POlished Center Ballroom D. Richert, 54!H159O, w sign up. through the Appalachian 38 Hebrew letter 1 Blind par1 30 Prodaim Mountains will be offered by 39 Import 2 European 31 Peasants 40 Loom-made 3 Retrtgerant 33 BaUet WAR TAX Resistance rally the SOAR Program at Touch of 41 Alberta or 4 " QuuU, 16 Away Monday at 4 p.m. at the DEBRA LINDSEY will give Nature, May 3O-.June 8. More Ontario. e.g. 1' E,...,.,.,. Carbondale Post Office on a piano recital, assisted by information is available at 529- 43 Augers 5 Decapitate 't Crooners Route 13 East. next to Mike Hankins on guitar. at 8 4161, ex. 54. 44 Noun ending 6CI_type 40 Tidings University Mall. 45 Salmon 7 Prohibitions 42 Declaimer 46 Fruit 8 Conjunction 43 Ornament 49 W;:as nomadic 9 Adheres 45 Wall section STAGE COMPANY 53 Moisten the 10 Equivocator 46 VrtaJ statistics auditions lOr Neil Simon's turkey 11 Last Stuart ruler entry "Odd Couple" will take place 54 Sounded out 12 Play the feading 47 Nationality at 7 p.m. Monday and Tuesday 55 Garment role 48 Continent at the Stage Company, 101 N. 56 Cooler 13 Ground cover 49 Conflic ts Washington St., Carbondale. 57 Soviet city 2 1 Roman date 50 Odd 58 Sequoia 22 Spouses 51 Foil's kin 59 Dismembers 24 Inheritor 52 Caribou A WRITING WORKSHOP 60 Key 25 Jazz piece 5 1 Louis XV . e.g. will be offered by the Center lor Basic Skills from 3 to 4 p.m. 12 i3l April 24. Register now in 15 Woody Hall C-16, or call 536- 6646or~7 . " ,. 1;,;-+-+---11-- 2 1 A PUBLIC FORUM on the crisis in higher education will be sponsored by the U n de rgraduate Student Organization at 7 p.m. Monday fes'HorrtbTes _ in Lawson 141. CAMP OLYMPIA at Touch UVEe of Nature will be recruiting . The Rick Me ov Quartet summer staff from 9 a .m. to 9,c100e !peciala 4:30 p.m. Monday on the Becks __ _.. _. __. . . . ___ ...... ___...... _. . $1.25 Student Center's First Floor. Seqrama 7 ______. . .. _...... _...... , __ . $1.00 ~-3308 119 N_Washin tan " IN SEARCH OF EX CELLE!\T E" will be the film presented at a Motivation Seminar sponsored by the Society for Advancement of Managemenl at 7 p.m. Monday inRehnl3. YOU'RE GIFTED STOP BY the RAISE (Raise EVERYTIME YOU TRAVEL WITH THE PROFESSIONAL, Holocaust Week events scheduled Awareness on Issues for FRIENDI. Y STAFF AT IORGSMILLER TRAVELS I ! Students and Education) table Rabbi Leo:l3rd S. loll of director of the American Monday on the Student Cen Congregation Beth Jacob and Jewish Congress in st. Louis, ter's First Floor w sign a .sr, lOllS 10 !AS YtMS PN.WE Direcwr of Hillel at SIU-C, has will be at2 p.m. Tuesday at the 3 days/ 4 nightS in glitzy Las announced that the U.S. Student Baptist Center. $29S~ Vegas. Round trip air fare based .. Holocaust Commission has " Zacbor (Remember) - An Correction included. designated April 14-21 as Ecumenical Service in In a story 0:1 Earth Week Holocaust Remembrance Memory of the Holocaust" --. Wo:ek. activities in Friday', Daily !.II!!IS 10 !IO!!OWU! 7 !MY PAG!WIf with Rabbi loll and campus Egyptian, Vincent Laco;, was sr, "Illustrated DiSCUSSIon clergy will be at 1 p.m. incorrecUy identified as a InclJdes hol,,1 and mund trip air · $S84~ Holocaust - Return w Ger Thursday in the Student fare, welcomlna Ie!, cocktail and many: A Search for Answers" member of Mid-America based .. Cenln Kaskaskia and Peace Project. Lacey is not a morel Call for cietails. with Marllaret Bilinsky, MissouTl Rooms. member of the group. --. 14 !Mrs III SN! m GRUI$E I/IQJJDfP Price Includes round trip olr fare from New York. Add 5173.00 plus oir tar. for round trip from Sf. Louis to from St. l ouis New York. Incudes hotel, cruise foN ...... york • and more. Coli for details . sr, lOUIS 10 WAS!I1NCIOIl D,C. April and May are cherry blossom $138~ time in Washington DC. Air fare Askobout .. only. 30 day advance purchase. our hotel Ask oboul our hotel packages I ! PGd<_ If you must travel anyway, why not be GIFTED by our exclusive PICK-A-GIFT PROGRAM, plus ree.ive $200,000.00 insurance fr.. to I 21 N. 11th St. Mo...... 6IM-5SOO U'SO election board warns Phoenix Party ~ y CynHda Weiss Brantley said. Appleman said that one of StaffWrilfor "paid the usa 16 cents for the complaint out, Bm.ntley said. After reviewing the viojo lion his campaign workers did use two copi.s she had made." Although the fi.led complaint Three campaign violation complaints Thursday, the the copier for campaign Appleman could not be did not accUSf. anyone, In complaints against lhe el&,,: tion commisrion, made up purposes, but stopped when reache\mont Brantley, election ning could result in the the copier," Appleman said, who said they viewed the same .. , can't imagir:~ it being comreissioner. removal of Phoenix Party "She's not a senator and hasn't incident. anyone else," DeF('SSe said. The three complaints members' names rrom the attended all our meetings." Another complaint, filed "Every otller party'" posters alleged that Phoenix Party ballot. Appleman said that the girl against no party or person in are coming down. The Phoenix members used the usa copier Tony Appleman, Phoenix was " very upset" when she particular, asked that the Party's are untouched... on two separate occasions to Party presidential candidate reahzed that she had done election commission in print campaign materials, for USO, responded to one of something potentially vestigate the alleged disap "It' s dirty polit;cs," which is ngainst election the copier complaints ,..:lIch damaging to the Phoenix pearance of over 50 In DeFosse said. commission guideline!\, was filed April 4. Party. He also said that she dependent Party campaign Appleman denied any in posters which party members volvement in the missing said they had placed around posters on the part of his Medical ethics expert advocates campus in late March. party, however. ~use the complaint did not allege guilt a"d because of Appleman said he ~onations lack of sullicient evidence. \he q~est i oned whether the posters legislation for organ election commissit'!; threw the ever existert . 8y Jerr Curl But moral questions which donate organs. -;his could be ~------.------:---- Sla((Writer have surfaced concerning like the media messages -, New bws requiring people to Baby Fae, the baby who aga inst drunk Criving , ~ either agree or !" ~fuse to received a baboon's heart. and Childress said. FiAS~ ' FOrO ~- , From 110, 126 or 135 donate their body organs after mechanical heart recipients, Color Film I"I'oc....d death would t,e morally ac organ transplantation is once Two other ideas are more ceptable and ore needed t~ again the subject of discussion. ethically questionab'e, but s._ Day Senrke In . In our"''' 12 ••p ...... '2.76 increase the nation's flow of Childress said he giv..s his Ity 11AM out Ity SPM organs used for tran That 's good to hear, support for them. They .are 24 ••p ••••••••••4 ... splantation, an expert on Childress said, because it forcing people by law to agree 1.W.W.lnut 36 ••p ...... 17 might remind people of the or refuse to donate organs medical ethics said. CarlMNMlaIe, IL Disc (15 ••p., ... '3.47 James Childress, jlrofessor need to donate their organs. upon their death and allowing Mt-JMI of religious studies and Thousands of people die each hospitals to implement a NOUMlTON_ medical education at the year while waIting for kidney policy stating that if a person I COUPON EXP'RES 4/ 20/ 85 Of lOUS PHI COUPON University of Virginia at and heart transplants, he said, dies in that hospital their Charlottesville, spoke on "The and some of those dea ths organs "'i ll be used for tran ------~ Gift of Life: Ethical Problems might not hdve happened if splantation_ These laws would in Organ Transrldntation" at there were more effective, keep people from "forgetting" tlle 11th annua Wayne Leys efficient ways to get and to sign their donor carlA;, toe Memorial philosophy lecture dessiminate transplants. said. Thursday in Lawson HaJJ." There arc a numher of ways The topic of organ tran to increase the n1.lliioor of Childress said he " would not Hom. tv ....,. & Swis. s;>lantation was widely organs available to people rule out exclliSiveJy" the idea ct.e.. on a jjOml...... bun discussed in the 1960's during without crossing ethical or of using .ame mentally .....cI w/chlpo & plckl • . the first kidney and heart legal boundaries, Childress retarded children as live :,. __ ..... Cok. CUJ transplants, Childress said, said. The simplest way would kidney donors. The decision . ~ but the topic seemed to die he to start public education would have to he up to the AlL DAY I down around 1975. campaigns asking people to child's family, he said. fu Are you wondering how you're going to get 011 "- ponessions of yours bock '--this l'_r?The shag carpeting_ .. the ltereo, that fovorit. ~ choir? And what about you-who 0; moving to onother city where YOU;lIltll':' your firat bit job?' "you,..,.t a IIYDEII Trud<, you'll get oil your pos.... , ..... there and .HII".",. enough money to get.torled,.,.. /he .um.... . Get toge""" with ...... friends fIOi'lfI your ""'Y. r'Mlt on ..ghlHn Of' _ty-two foot trucIr and spI" costs. "mo..... _e . Atk'" _ you doIlon. Bring Your Untv:nity 1.5. end .... _. 5t...... t Tlcke.. .; ...... $10 off your 0Iie-w.y ,.,,.11 for _ $2.00 d J .count on the Make A It-tlon Today till .... luff.t (April IS, S:)o-7:~S .... tho EZ Rentvl 549...m [BJ' 5t...... t Cent.r Old IIoln _I Ti ckets .re ...11 .....t ~ .. St..... , teet.r Centra' Tl d ..t Office -.~i.--B Sponsored iJy the St __t '-flter ... tlwt Offlu of Iflt."";'d OMI progr_ , $ervlu. ·"'7'W. s,.an-. . ~ Blood drive goal to break peace-time record Ity Sarah Itrihrs previous ones ," said Tom Van the largest ever in peace time. their eligibility to give blood. students or faculty mem11ers. Sl.. UWril('r Zeyl, director of the student Van Zeyl said. Donors s hould also eat Van Zeyl said. But in this one. The Mobilization of run blood By Usa Eist-nhauer SlarrWriter committee member, said the Sena te and the Graduate Roundtrip I RoundtrIp I University has. never had a Council for approval. He said Marion to Chicago I Carbondole to Chicogo I A framework of ideals to document outlining the goals tha t ideally he would like to S'2e I I I guide all the divisions of SIU-C of SIU-C that was approved by the statem"-~t adopted by SlU in setting specific goals is all its different dIvisions. A e as a general "directive." I $14.00 : $68.00 I being drafted by a committee document was approved by tbe Divisions of the University, made Ui> of six faculty Board of Trustees in 1974, such as academic units, would I ...... 1fN I ...... 1fN I memhers and one ad- Guyon said, but it was never then draft more specific ------~------~ ministrator. reviewed by other groups such statements about their own The committee undertook as the faculty and ad goals. "A groop of sil: or seven tbe task of spelling out the ministration. people can't write a mission goals of SIU-C last fall at the He said the major difference statement for the entire request of the Faculty Senate between the tentative University," he said. ~~~~!~~~~~ and the Graduate Council. document the committee has Sin,,,, the committee was Lawrence Den; JS, Faculty drafted and the one approved formed, members have been Hcmr:styIe Mcalaefumtrv Breakfaste Plate Lunches Senate president, said the by the board more than 10 soliciting comments about group felt that SIU-C Deeded a years ago is that the older one what the statement should mission statement after some is more specific_ The new cover and reviewing the #lB~ASTSPECL\L differences of opinion about document is "a more generic mission statements of other the goals of the University statement," Guyon said. Universities to develop ideas. 2 EGGS, 2 SlRIPS OF BACON OR SAUSAGE OR arose during discussions on When the document is They also held an open hearing HAM AND TOAST AND DRINK S 1,95 establishing a merit pay revised by the committee and at the Student Center Tuesday system for faculty. a final version is drafted, for comments on the tentative John Guyon, vice president Guyon said tbe next step will document, which has already for academic affail s and be to submit it to tbe Faculty been redrafted eight times. Now Open From 6am~8pm ILfIr------~ _m PIZZfI $1.00 off u=::tr...... ,ot_...... n;,'.. "'L ...... " -...... , ...... -..... _x...... We Always Deliver FREE Peps is' ~;t:I!Il~O!. L ______-52'·134._ ~=------J..4- We'l"e having a sale! r-"'---T-----" I ~r""ao..t ...... I . - ...... I I s..dwIda I S f:nnkI& I of selections-pop I 99~ ~4J I " 1.39 U-4J I to classic n ..... A'I •• IllvM.rIv.1Ih ....• I n. .. nalWIId .....; I I .ct .. ., ~..... 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SJU-C softball coach i~ ay f£:l l two runs short as the " No loss is a good loss, but take on Sllutheast Missouri Brechtelsbauer said. -'We'll Shockers won 4·2 . Lisa Third ba cman Kim Bruno sometimes you learn ':rom the Stale on Thursday in a nOli· just have to forget this Peterson got the loss to drop was inju.red in the secolld mistakes you make i:o a lOSing conference game. Earlier in weekend and get ready for the her record to ~-6 . The Salukis inning bul is expected to return game, We'll te ready for the year, the Salukis swept a next game." scored when second baseman to action in Wednesday's game Eastern on Wednesday, ,. said doubleheader from SEMO by The Sa lukis opened the Becky Rickenbaugh singled against Eastern Illinois. Brechtt:ist.auer. identical scores of 6-1. weekend by winning the and scored on Rhonda Snow 5 opening game of a double· t riple . McAuley then header against Wichita State 4- sacrificed Snow home. O. Kelly Powell held the On Saturday, the game at Shockers scoreless on two hils Southwest Missouri State was ORDER NOW! to improve her record to 7·5 on delayed for three hours. The the year while Jenny Shupryt Salukis eventually Io- Carbondale Chiropractic Clinic Dr. Randy J. David Do you have a question? cloCorioondoleChi_IcCloNc Writ. or call ••• ln35. W__ Corbondote, ,I',nail! ~ 618--457-8127 (n,inese ""-ed INn Curd 5pINc:h 5IUd 1 "-,, .. !:"... "'!--::'=...... Woery'~ 0rienUI Gic\en with W.Inub ~~ l-..a....l.oIo.ct.-""""'-oI0w0d"w_ , f'oft: with AImorld Saua So,~ """~_"'bN:_~ ---.s~""k"""" ... c.-ct.o, . ~"'~C-O- YOUR MESSAGE TO APPEAR APRIL 24th .. ,.SdtOolto. c ~.....,.MNI...... - (maximum 25 words) fmh ~ vWt Swftb t.. ... urc ...... , ..,~ , --·1-.. *1 April 15, 19& Old Moin Room Scudent Center Serving nme: 5:30 PM .-7:45 PM. I'fice fOe- Pe->on: S6.95 $4.25 Fill out and mail to the Daily Egyptian Classlfieds by Friday, April 19th. Make checks payable to the Daily Egyptian. 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Price was named the meet's The Redbirds' Angie Taylor mos t outstandi ng field per finished first in the long jump for:ner after winning the shot in 18-7.5 and Cookie Lathen put in 49 feet, 11.5 inches, and won the triple jump in 37-10.75. adding second·place fi nishes in SIU-C returns to action this Making a point Slarr Photo by Ne\'Ule L. obe~g the discus 038-7.75 ) a nd the weekend a tthe Eastern Winois triple jump (school record 37- Invi tational. Saluki football coach Ray Dorr instructed fo llowing lhe Salukis ' second spring 8.251. She came wi thin a half his player s on lhe finer po!nts of the game scrimmage Saturday. inch of qualifying for the NCAA outdoor championships in the shot put a nd set personal bests in all three events. "She's (Price) a class act," Pels & Supplies Of All Kinds 1~,~5S ~ ~Tl1_I~ Saluki coach Don DeNoon said. 1 mUe IOUth of SIU on S. 51 Mon.-Sol. 10-6 ' "I'm not reaUy surprised with Kung Sou ~ Lunch Specials TwIco CooI<.d Pori< what she does because she was 618 - ~9 - 7211 a n outstanding a thlete when Murdale Shopping Cenler =~J P." all $2.95 S... .Y~C= she arrived a t SJU-C on a Carbondale, Illinois Shri mp with lobster sauce basketba ll scholarship a nd she Shrimp ..ith g W ith the DaHy Egyptian'S annual Spring Fling Edition Daily EIYJItian-_April 15. ~'page '" West German Langer wins. Masters tourney AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPIl - seemmgJy invincible lead opening day only 10 storm back Augusta Nalional re·wrole Ballesteros of Spain. Wes t German Bernhard evaporate in what would have with rounds of 65 and 68, whal had appeared already Langer, ~ n intelnaliona.! star been one of the grea t opened a four-shot advantage wrilten. Strange's fimil hope for a lie who had never before won ID comebar.k stories in the after nine holes Suneay. Strange pul his second shol ended when his chip shol from the United Slates, swept pa!:[ a his 'ory of golf. A crowd of famous players in lh~ water on both par·5s on jusl off the green sailed wide of stunned Curtis Strange on the Despite a bogey at the final Ray Floyd, Seve the back nine, lbe 13th and thecup, leading loa bogey. back nine Sunday and won the hole, Langer, 27 , from Ballesteros, Lee Trevino, Jack 15th, shol a :Hlver'par 39 for coveted Masters Tournament. Arhausen, West Germany, Nicklaus - along with Ule lhe final nine holes .nd Langer, si tting behind the Langer birdied four holes on shot a 69 Sunday to win the persistent Gary Hallberg were finished wilh a 71 for the day 18th green, realized then that the gorgeous, but devilisb back event with a four- jUSI'$149 PR. 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