Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC April 1983 Daily Egyptian 1983 4-28-1983 The aiD ly Egyptian, April 28, 1983 Daily Egyptian Staff Follow this and additional works at: https://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/de_April1983 Volume 68, Issue 145 Recommended Citation , . "The aiD ly Egyptian, April 28, 1983." (Apr 1983). This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1983 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in April 1983 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Faculty asked to give to McFarlin fund 8) Roben Green But because no date is too A wide variety I)f fund-raising Staff Writer ticket office in the Student McDonald's, 817 S. Illinois near for McFarlin, an sn:·c events - from benefit Center and from the chambers Ave., will help McFarlin with a history professor with terminal basketball games to bingo 0{ commerce of Carbondale and "Buy a Mac for Mac" day. Fifty The Harold McFarlin H~art heart disease, his friends on the nights - have helped the cause Transplant Committee is Murphysboro. cents from the sale of every Big committee are hoping that in the past two months, and The art auction will feature Mac hamburger sold this requesting that faculty and staff faculty and staff can once again committee members are hoping pitch in for "Mac" by donating art works donated by School of Saturday will be donated to the pass the hat around. that upcoming events wi!: put Art faculty, includiilg works by McFarlin fund. 10 percent of their 3 percent "We have all waited a long McFarlin on the plane te salary increa.'Ie, scheduled for Brent Kington and Herbert The i :·ter-Greek Council will time for our salary increases," California by the end of the Fink. Proceeds will go to the announ~~ the winners of their May 1. to the transplant fund. said Gold, a faculty member in semE:ster. Committee members said McFarlin fund and also to campus contest for McF ..:-lin in his torr ' "but we have the time An event about which com­ Sherwood Fehm, an associate a drawing at 4 p.m. Friday near Tuesday that the fund-raising to walt. Harold has no time to mittee members are especially professor in art now drh'e has raised $38.900 of the the ride board in the Student walt for anything. He'll either hopeful is a "Town and Gown hospitalized in Cnicago with a Center. The Greeks have sold $40.000 down-oayment needed get the transplant in the near Cocktail Party and Art Auc­ before McFarlin can fly to the serious heart ailment. contest tickets at that location future or diE: The committee tion" from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Hangar 9,511 S. Illinois Ave., for the past three 'AeeU. In:-... - Stanford University Medical asks that you help and con· Saturday at the Carbondale Center for the operation, which will be the scene of a benefit for Fraternity Council Presiaent tribute one last time." Holiday Inn. McFarlin from 8 p.m. to closing Dan Nadler said tickets will costs a total of $80,000. The small, informal com· The party will feature the jazz on Sunday. Featured bands are Committee spokesman also be sold Thursday and mittee of McFarlin's friends music of Gus Pappelis and Gus Pappelis and The New Friday. Robert Gold said that if the fund and colleagues has met complimentary drinks and hors Doctor Bombay. An auction of drive can keep rolling. Mc­ First prize will be a Univega regularly to coordinate much of d'oeuvres will be provided. The prizes donated by local mer· Nuovo Sporl bicycle worth S250 Farlin should be en route to the two-month-old com­ donation is $25 per couple and chants will also be held. Ad­ California by May 15. munitywide fund drive. tickets are available at the mission is a $2.50 donation. See FUND, Page 3 Reagan urges boost in aid to 'Daily E1Saivador WASHING rON ( AP) 'Egyptian President Reagan urged the nation and a skeptical Congress on Wednesday mght to embrace Southern Illinois University his Central America program on grounds that the United Thursday. April 28. 1983-Vol. 68, No. 145 States has "a vital interest, a mora' ciuty and a solemn res~nsibi1ity" to protect the J"('gIon from leftist revolution. In a rare address to a joint Academic priorities list session of Congress, Reagan said "I say to you that tonight there can be no question: the not in elimination order national security of all the Americas IS at stake in Central By Vicki OIgeaty "The report of the committ~ America. Staff Writer consists of only the document "U we cannot defend our­ which identifies the selves there," said Reagan, Programs that weffO listed at classification for each "we cannot expect to prevail the tail end of a summary of program," Kleinau said elsewhere. Our credibility recommendations for program Wednesday. "That was all the wou'a collapse, our alliances maintenance made by the committee anticipated would be W01.l1d crumble. and the safety Committee on Academic released to the general public." of our homeland would be pul at Priorities won't necessarily be The Daily Egyptian and the jeopardy." the next on the chopping block. SIU-Courier both publislJed Reagan's nationally br'J3d· The summary, which was reports on the s~mary ~t released last week with the Friday from mformation ca"t address was primari~y an committee rerort, reflected released by the administration. attempt to salvage a proposed only the genera levels of voting KJeinau stated in a news release S110 million in t: .S. aid for the support by the 19 voting­ that it was understandable that besieged regime in El Salvador. the University administration Congress so far has balked over committee members. according to ~larvin Kleinau, committee assumed the summary was an ",11 but $30 million of that. chairman. official part of the report. But Reagan pressed Congress "You can't really tell from "The error in transmission to approve his full request. for the summary now well thought control is totaHl and clearly aid for all of Central Amenca, of you were as a program," mine." he statet.; totaling about $600 million for Kleinau said Wednesday. Kleinau stated tilat he hoped 1984. "That is less than one­ "Programs in the bottom half of the summary would not be seen tenth of whal Americans will the list may have received the spend this year on coin­ same number of v!>ies as ~e PRIORITIES, Page 3 operated video games," the programs in the top t- all. " president said. "What the administration is The committee report r: recommended one fate - eIther ~.. US asking for on be~alf.of freedol'!1 enhancement, maintenance. in Central America IS so small, so minimal - ccnsidering what reduction or elimination - for 'Bode , .. the nearly 200 University , is at stake," he added. programs that generate Staff Photo by Gregory Drez4izon degrees and receive state R~ag!m said the Caribbean Eggin' her on Basin ~region is "a magnet for funding, and those recom- adventurism" primarily Weadi Lowenthal, a junior in rHreatiOll aDd a member of Delta mendations were summarized l..ponsored by the Soviet Union Zeta Sorority, tries not to Io::l the egg faU out of her band while raciDg for committee members. Gus savs the admiDlstraUon The committee didn't intend. may have pul out the academic and Cuba. "U the Nazis during toward &he finish liDe. TIr,e tricycle race. sponsored by the Delta ~bl however, for the summary to be priorities summary 50 tbe World War II and the Soviets Fraternity, was part -:.t G~k Week-a week 1000g event wbere a part of its official report. faculty would be mad at today could recognize ~he '1'Illemldes and I_Ides get a cbance to Interact with OIIe another. Caribbean and Central Amenca Kleinau said. somebody eb,e for a cbange. as vital to our interests, should not we also?" he asked. Reagan noted the seizure in Com.promise posed at state pension plan Brazil of four Libyan cargo planes loaded with an~s SPRINGFIELD (AP) - State plan being offered quietly by revenues are S340 million below Schaffer of Crystal Lake. would enroute to Nicaragua, and said Senate leaders said Wednesday Republican senators as an authorized spending. raise the state's personal and "\'iolence has been Nicaragua's they may have found a way to alternative to the governor's To close the gap betwl'en corporate income tax rates for most important export to the win approval of Governor $1.6 billion inco.ne tax increase spending and tax collections, two yfi'ars. It would raise less worln. Thompson's l'E'9ue~t to cut state proposal. Thol1!pson propost:d the pension than $800 million in new revenue pension co~tribuho~S. m hIS On the pension cuts. Thomp­ cuts, $189 million in short-term In the fiscal year starting July 1. In a warmup for the prime' drive to aVOId a defiCit son had wanted to trim $85 borrowing from banks and "From my perspective, it is time speech. Reagan told a Democratic Senate President million from the stale's share of dipping into the treasury's c!lsh not acceptable," Mandeville newspaper publishers' meeting Philip Rock and Republican five public retirement systems. reserve by S37 million. said. "It raises the tax for too in :-';ew York that Amencans leader James "Pate' Philip The cuts would not affect But becal'~e of lawmakers' short a period of time and are not accustomed "to said the compromise would checks to ~nsioners 'his y~ar.