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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1988 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in November 1988 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Daily Egyptian Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Tuesday, November 8, leSS. Vol. 75, No. 57.Z11 Pages lOOT requests City to study transit By Bred Bu.hu. be avadable. not be eligible for IDOT funds students were williDg to put out mission. Staff Writer moT's chief of downstate- for tLq study or to ht'lp fund the the .,000, they were a~ Spacek said the city and the University would nave to The Maaa Transit Com- area programsl John De traDsits~teJr. . prehensive about losing . . did t t the off' . I Laurentiis, saia the city, Transit system coordinator CGIltrolofttles)'B~. develop. working relatioaship m1881!'D no ge lC18 rather than the eommission, Dave MadleDer said be was "We're just trytng to protect of inls1 and cooporatioa to =M:trp of":,:: ~ would have to make the concerned the city will try to the interest of the major receive the federal support. feasibility study on a proposed request to meet federal fun- control .the projec~ if it is dooator," be~d. But IDOT officiaJs were DOt transit system . dirig guidelines. Because of respooslb.e1 for (mding a fmn !DOT official David ~cek completely satisfied with the . this, be said the city should to carry out the study. He said said students could "81D1ply project as itstaDda. Illinois Department of conduct the studv. control of the system should pull the funds" by not seeking The IDOT olficiaJs IBid the Transportation officials in- Although the University has remain with the party that approval from the Board of Saluki Mus Transit Board of stead said the city will need to proposed a $15 student fee ~tributes the most, which he Trustees for the $15 student f~ Direc~l an 18-member panel send a letter to IDOT mcrease that would provide said would De students. increase. to contrOl the system, wlll be requesting the money. But it about $600,000 over five yearsj Drayton ROOIIe! project "What more control do you still is expected the money will the traDSit eommissi;m woula coordinator, said while want'!" be asked the com- 8M TRANSIT, Page I r------.------.------~ I I Parties say final polls Irrelevant By Scott Pwry StIIffWrtter RepubliC8D8 and Democrats don't agree on much, but they do agree the polls are unim­ portant during the final days of the presidential campaign. With the election coming to an abrupt end today, neiU1er side is taking its lead, or lack thereof,lying down.

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A Chicago Sun-Times-G~ ...... ,K...... Poll taken Nov. S through 5 showa George Bush leaclinl From left, S.... Comptroll .., Roland Burri., Sen. P.ul limon, ... .ttendlng • DemocratIc fly .round held at WIIIIa_ Michael Dukatill by 12 points. Stat. Rtop. ~ ....lIn. D-Ottaw., DavId Phelpe; laRk fCIW. left; County Airport Manda, to .how their .upport tor DMtacratIc "Don't believe the poUs," .nd Jim Rea, atate .....tora running 101 re-election. The group pt'M1dentla1 hopeful, Michael Duukla. Sen. Paul Simoo has tOld the voters .at every stop when be has pushed the ticket of Dukakis and IJoyd Bentaea. Don'l believe the poils, Democrats say Simoo then tells the voted how, in 1984, be was not listed By Scott Pwry Simon won that race by Burria said about the polls. as the leader in any of the polls StIIffWrltar fewer than 90,000 votes. "We've got to let out lilte in hia bid to unaeat incumbant Phelp's challenger Simoo made references ttl we've never done before." U.S. Sen. Charles Percy. The Democrats have three hopes to regatn seat two important yeara in "We've lot the message. Simon woo that race by thoughts they want the voters presidential electioo tutory, We've lot the candidate. We fewer than 90,000 votes. to tHe with them to the voting But the lact of interest in the -Page 8 from the Democratic stud­ will have • victory on booths: Go to the voting point, 1948 and 1968. November I." alao ia beiDa felt 011 the booths, don't believe the polls In 1948, Republican Thomaa Breslin aid it is lood blicsn side, with the Bush and imagine Dan Quayle u Dewey was spected to carry George Bush peaked three ~ vice presidential caD­ president. Simon said. the didate Dan Quayle ''w~ almost every state, but came weeks agol sayina stage ia These were the themes being "It's a clear cut choice up the loser to Harry Truman. set for a C10Be cootest because lilte they are two points down, spohn about during a between two candidates. One In 1968, Hubert HUIDJ)brey of the recent sW1le by the Sen. RcMt Dole said duriDg a Democratic "fly-around" who confuses the issues and a was 11 points be"binCi Dukakis campaip. recent stop in carbondale. Monday throughout the state. candidate who has faced the Republican Richard Nixon Simoo said the race ia much Like Simon, Dole tells of hia Led by Illinois Democratic issues." gOlDg into the election. tiibter once the southern experience with tOe polls that leaders Sen. Paul Simon, State Simon said voters should not Humphrey IoIt the electioo by states when Dukakis ia far had him leading the Comptroller Roland Burris pav attention to the polls, 0.7 percent. behiDd are taken out of the ReiJublican primary after a &nd state Rep. Peg Breslin, citing the Illinois Senate race "How different history DOI!a. and the larIerstates will laDdalide victory in Iowa. Ottowa, the "fly-around" of 1984 as a prime example. would be today if Hubert be the deciclinl pWad. II After I was elected made a stop at the Williamson Simon, running against HumJlhrey had won that Simon said support Is weak .JnBideol in low .... Dole lAid, County Airport. incumbant Charles P~, wu election." Simoo said. "We're here today to remind not listed u the leader m any "The electioo is not 0\"'," everyone to get out and vote," of the pre-polls. 1M DEMOCRATS, P.... 1. 1M PARnEs, P.... I

This ~lorning Bush In lead; Dukakls promiSes upset centrating on Celifomia, the broadcast at primetime. How to wat,:h the United Preaa Intematlonlll larIest eJectioo prize with '7 BUlb, enJoyiq a h...td of election returns George Bush and Michael electoral votes. ~ush handed Dukakis cbarled to the end of that .tate off to Preeident -.Page9 their lonL race for the White Reagan, who blitzed his House onday, with the homestate irl a final effort to CusBode SalukJs seventh Republican confident he is on acr08l tile country, moet signs secure it for his two-term vice , the verge of victory and the indicated that the GOP vice president. In Valley poll Democrat premising a president's lead wu too great Alcmg with the fmal, frenetic ~,~ "November surprise" at the for Dukakis to erase. day of campaigning, the two - Sports 20 voting booths Tuesday. N onethele88, Dukakis candidates planned last­ --"'.~f' However, even as DukakiB, pushed ahead relentlessly, minute nationwide appeals, ~oatly sunny, 50•• criss-crossing the country each preparing SO-minute Qu ...y. Dukllkl. I. on I wing ~rk~S::=~~ ~o:Jm';:d without rest and finally con- televised messages to be Ind. pray... '·'···:"·'H_i.{··,::·,t n i'LQ ::)'1;: EP ' IIKE-NISSAN LTD. ~~~!:I: I HAIR SHOP r------~ 457-6211 ~~}yswrap I Nissan Oil & 300 E. MaID. Hunter Bldg. I' __.== I Oil Filter only 95 Men-Cut· '10.00 world/nation I ~/ Ongmo:l-equipment $16 Women-Cut - '12.00 CJI. , ..~ quality for your I N,ssan engine. Perm - '25.00 At I••• t 800 people killed I Price Includes Style Also In south China .arthquake call and ask fQ1~ BEIJING (UPI) - Medical aDd ....we teama hampered by AER BIC SHOES ruued terraiD mounted U emerJ(eDCY relief effort Maailay after atleaatlOO people were reported killed ill a muaive ~e tbat ravBleil a remote mwntam NIiOD ollOUttrw.t CbiDI:, The ~el ODe 01 the went thiI ceotur)' ill CbIDa, struck Suaday ~.'" Digbt m IOUtbweatenl YUIUWl ProviDce. It meuured U on the GpeIHDded Richter acale, CJif1ciaII 01 the State Seiamololical AV4.=,~' Bureau said ill BeiJiD&. _ the edle of aerobiC o:echnoloav for both high and low impact aerobics. .nl...... 1teM"'ng to u ..... African ...... We carry a full line of Avia PRETORIA, South Africa (UPI) - The white mlDority aerobic shoes (600. 500, 475, 455, loverameDt MlIDday oledIed a "clee.r commitment" to racla! 1450&4(0). reform aad Delotiatiiiaa CCIl' tbarl.nc DatioaaJ pow.. with the ~r:.:~~~:~:~~eu:.Avia black majority. CbriI Heunia, miDiater 01 eoaatibitianal development, laid be would do everytbiD& pouible to briDI toldbel' leaden to rewrite tbe Dation's COIIIItitution, uci biDtea at the p&rticlpation of Ne1aon MaDdeIa, South Africa'. lonIeat­ S~~~no:SWif aervitC black political p!'iaoDer. (ACfOA from ,,1eI train depot) l 1;29-3097 ·Tb 104 Fri ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... ,...,...... Demo;;~t Democrat Democrat Democrat Democrat Democrat Democrat Democrat Democra : PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (UPI) - Pollee..,..ted the.-wife ~ 20 Years of Unmatched Legal Experience! E' aDd...vanta 01 the aotorioua retired Col. Jeu-Claude Paul, wbo the Ida o d' . I tl died ewer weekeDd, on lAISIIleiOll olllCUonlDa ~pkiD ~ Ju lela· 6 Years ~ soup, radio stationa ~ ....oaday. ·PoIlee Chief Gecq­ r.l Private Practice· 12 Years ~ ValciD I8id olficen ..,..ted MireU1e DeIiDcU, Paul's former wife, aDd two .....uta abortly after Ida death SuDday, in­ ~ Assistant Stale Attorney. 2 Years ~ ~RadioHaitilDteraaid. ~ There Is No Substitute For Expe,·ience .e G> ...... nln ...... oar EPERNAY, France (UPI) - A train sidetracked by aD im­ proper~':--lwitdl rumbled _to a ....tee track, struck i DAVID WATT i a ataiD ear aad derailed Moaday ..t 01 "aria, kiIIiDI .!!l PUNCH I PUNCH I ~ Dille ~d wen... aad iDjurbtIlJ people, autboriu. uid: Truaport IliDiater IIicbel DelebuIe lata the fatwJ accldent, JACKSON COUNT.Y I I ~ France's third thiI Yeat'Loecurnd at 10:10 a.m. wbeD the train g I 148 I CIRCUIT JUDGE 148 g traveIiDI to Paris frcIID --uumbGurl btt a maiDteDaace ear full ~ VOTE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1988 ~ olWCll'Ul'a Deal' Epenlay, 70 mDeI ..tolParia. o Democrat Democrat Democrat PoMI t., by .... Wan to' .....". CommiUo. Democrat Democrat Democrat 0 ao'.nlMnt ...... oMok .... D~,.... SELf-Cf\f\E fOf\ 'fOUf\ COLD WELLNESS WASHINGTON (UPI) - TIle 10YeI'DIDeDt hal failed to ... eumirJe tbe -ckcrauDd 01 ~ourtba of State I)epartmeDt I'eeIng undertne ~7 I1ere 1ft II few~ Uldi. CENTER work.. with tGp...:ret deHaDce - a violation cI ita 0WIl may ~ ~ ofyourdl5camlort: GROUPS&. nplatioN, a eoDpeulanal report abond Moaday. Some 01 the wcirtltn ..... frcIID I'HIDIDfaaticm ill the lut five ~ bave -DrInk plenty of liquids, especially water orJUICe WORKSHOPS ClllDlDittea serious aeeurity vioIationa aad crimea, bUt the State ~ hal DO plaaI to nd&ace ita -tiDI bacldol, the -Get plenty of rest lJ.BLRNf.~ GeDeraJ AeeCluDtiDI Olftee said. • Take aspirin to relieve headache, bodyache or fever EffmER IN NMtraI ... price ...... , In ....,... RELATlONS~ -HumIdify your room WIth a vaporIZer • WASHINGTON (UPI) - Natural ... SUIIDliea Ibould be adequate to meet U.S. demaDd thiI wiDfer, bue priee A NEW APPROACH to _porary biOI an Iikel)' ill IICIIIl8 J'eIicD due to treater re1iaDce - spot DATE RAPE PREVENnON marbt ..... the AmerieaD Gu AuoCiation said Moaday. A 5top by the 5tudent Health Assessment Center Come and Ieam what men and report by the auoclaticm's ... mIlDlY committ. said the in­ and vI5It tI1e Cold Comfort Center to find women can do to improve the criIued role 01 apot ~ - alCinI witli traDaportation bottlenecks health of their relationships and - ...., may leait to abortqea aDd delivery probJenw ill some out If you should see a doctor or not A nu~ 15 prevent date rape. areu. available to assist you.. At the 5HAC, you can also find out WEDNESDAY, NOV.9 how to build a home 7-9PM ...... -r...... ,.. MissIssIppi Room Student Center humidifier. NEW YORK (UPI) - New York City Moaday ita COD­ Co-sponsored by Women's ServIces bepa 8< Campus Safety Fee Board troveraial pI'OII'8Ill to diatribute free aeedIea to iatraveDOlll druat a.... to try b stop the ...... d 01 AIDS - but DObody abowed up. By midaftemooD, tbaD four ball.. after the Health MissIssIppI Room men Student Center Depu1meDt opeDed the doon to wbat Is beIieYed to be the tint pI'OIr8ID 01 ita IdDd ill the UDited States, cmly a few demoD­ THURSDAY, NOV. 10 stratan were ill alibi, earryiJII aipa I1IJIPIIItiDI the JlfOII'8IIl U 7-9PM a m_ 01 CCIIDhattiDlAIDS. - 'HIIIIury will ..... If.. ,..." ...... King MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - TIIePiDabur7 Co. said Moaday it will apiD 011. BW'I" aDd eraate a lIN carporaticm 01 the A posIUr.ulraining tech· KiDI lut­ nique that corrects the fOod ebaiD, but a stock ualyat said the effort to bbmt a Brltiab alignment of the hod, coqIomerate's • .2S NllioIi takeonr pIaDa may be too late. neck and shoulders. Ap· GraDd Metropolitan PLC, with afficea ill Montvale, N.J., baa poinimenbi may be made olfered ., a abare to tboae taIderiD& by Tueaday Dl&ht ill ita for private demon5lrabons tatecmr bldfC6 PWIbury. the following day. Are You Daily l!gyptian (USPSI692:1Jl) RAn? Published daily in the Journalism and Egyptian Laboratory Monda' .::. ':.~ .:.=-: e through Friday during regular semesters a.Dd Tuesday through Frida; If you 1ft Rethinking About during &UIIIDleI' term by Southern Dlinois University, Communication DrinkIng !RAD1 this ongoing group I~ding, Carbondale, IL 62901. Sec:ood class Jllllilage paid at Carbondale, can help you dlKOVer wall' to cuI 5ttACI5 down on alcohol or drug use, open~ Improve socia1 sklIIs and men. 4:5Of"M. N='=,~OO:=I~:s~~~A~~?!~ Building, Monday./'rldily ThIs ongoing group meets SubscripiiOIl rates are $45 per year or $:!II for six mootbs within the United. Slates and $115 per year or f13 for six mOlltbs in all fonlan It I5Ioc.-ed on the tIr.It 1Ioor, 50UItI end THURSDAYS 3-SPM d tne Student CerUr. COUDtrieI. CaD 536-444 t for information. P06br.ast.er: Send cbange of addr<.!ss to Daily Egyptiaa. Soutben e=- nIinois University, Carbondale, IL6290l. i Christian rock bands combine songs, evangelism By Wayne Wallaee rock stars 88 George Hanison. Stat!Wrfter LeFevre W88 born again at a - Christian rock concert in 1974 There wasn't a Jerry and overcame 12 years at Falwell in sight Saturday night cocaine and heroin addiction to 88 people o£ all ages came to found the Broken Heart theSIU Arena to celebrate the ministry in 1982. Heart Attack tour. LeFevre and his Grammy Christian rockers White Award winDing band dished Heart and Myhill LeFevre', out a healthy doae of stage Broken Heart blended tuDes theatrics 88 tbey out.1id White with evangelillm as they Heart with exploding fareballs, brought more than 900 heavier Cog, more lights and a screaming fans to their feet neon croas baDgiDg high above throughout mOlt of the COD-, \hem. cert. LIKE GERSMEHL, LeFevre's words of inspiration Concert Review didn't weigh heavy like an overwrougbt sermon, but served 88 a sort of pep talk to White Heart proved to be a the young people in the very athletic 88 their band audience. enel'8)' carried them tbrougb 12 uplifting numbers. LeFevre poked gentie fun at the tele-evangelists wbom be Lead 'inger Ric Florian W88 especia1ly acrobatic in such feels bave made- winning higb-spirited ereationa as people to Christ rr.ore difficult "God Made Convertibles" and ~ their bad examples. "If you buy one of our T­ ~~~~kyll and Mr. shirts that doesn't mean God's White _Heart produced a gODDa give you some sJK7ia1 good, clean sound that bore an blessing, Youcouldgethitbya uncanny resemblanee to their train while wearing one of our actual recordiDgs. Although shirts. You'd look good wben ,lIotobyBha_Youngren tb!!y found you, but... ," the group W88 Clefinitely not Lt-Fevre joining the 1ip-ayncbing, it aeemed tbabt MyIon, of the Chrlatlan rock bend Mylon Arena Saturday to eelebnlt. the Heart Attack remarked. tome of their background LeFevre'a Brok...... rt, performa at the tour. White H.. rt allO performed. ". '~I>-DCe Pl1! good laugh. voc:ala were The singer also advised, pre-reconled in "Don't act holy. Beboly." the studio. ~nd riffs throughout the band', eet for an informal talk Away," the group W88 cheered evening in a performance that with the predominantly young back for a dyDamic encore AS FOR their music, THE INDIVIDUAL band would make Eddie Van Halen audience. performance of the title- cut LeFe-ne and Broken Heart members showcased par­ take aotice. In a sort of laid back sermon, from their "Vital Signs" LP. were an eyeful as a four-man ticular talents, as bassist The group's stage show bad Gersmebl reminded the Mylon LeFevre and Broken jPlitar line rocked and swayed Tommy Sics and drummer all the pizazz 01 an M-TV crowd. "God never promised Heart did the impol8ible by m unison throughout the set. Chris McHugh took off on concert video, complete with us life would be easy, ~ White Heart in the LeFevre sbowcased his riveting soles. fIasbing multi-colofed lights because- I1'OWId ru1e-Iife is half of the concert. wonderful soul-flavored voice Billy Smiley, rhythm guitar, and moody fOl, but the boys in bard. But lIe did promise that on such tunes as "Trains Up ir and Mark Gersmebl, the band made it quite clear each and every one of us is BY AGE 18, LeFevre bad the Sky" and "Crack the Sky." keyboards, made good use 01 a that special effects played special eaougbt for Him to bad his songs recorded on LeFevre brought Wbite trumpet and tromDone during second fiddle to their message. make and special er>.oogh to let some 126 albwna, including Heart t.ack on stage for a fiDal one number, and lead guitarist his BOD die for us." one by Elvis. In una he left the number, in which all the band Gordon Kennedy dazzled the GERSMEHL TOOK center After inviting the audience world of secular rock 'n' roll members embraced and sung eye and ear with intricate runs ,tage toward the end 01 the to sing along on "Carried after performing with such in accapella.

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WHY I SUPPORT COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND SIUCIlEAINEA

In my academic expetlence, I have seen a major sh~ in the ariministratlve structure of - American universities. The concepts of mutual respo: ct and shared gcvernance, which were In place up to the early 1970's, are now greatly diluted. "Gentlemanly agreement" are now an anaChronism.

To ensure the propPl" checks and balances and to maintain a healthv academic environment, It has become very clear to me that a written. mutual and legally binding ~ment addressing the rights of facultY. Is the only way faculty can make progress, This Is ~y true In a university which In the not-too-distant past fired 104 faculty members, including many with tenure. Over 15 ~ .a.go, this university ~ed a pledge to a~ide by the pri!lclples enunciated In the 1940 statement on Academic Freedom and lenu.--e. Yet today we have a totally Inadequate grievance procedure. Over 15 years ago affirmative action became the law, yet the afftrmetlve action policies at this institution are woefully Inadequate. Over 5 ~ 11199 faculty ~ke out on the academic priorities of this campus, yet those recommendations have not been acted upon. While the salaries of the administration are at their zenith, faculty salaries have plummeted to their nadir. I support the SIUC IEA/NEA organizing effort. Among thir many successes they are directly responsible for getting rid Of the 2% tax on faculty salary. Ttieir program Is in the best tradition of the American educational system, reflecting ana representing faculty and educational personnel at all ranks. I believe they will do an excellent job In restoring academic freedom. economic security and quality education at SIUC.

~ ..... ~ /1k.(~ ~~( Bary Malik. Professor Physics Department

., .. ___'._' .. _.. _...... _. _._.~~~~~~~~~,}~,!:~~s .~u.L~~~:d1,uu-lf·~tJ-~~ t'lt'l Daily Egyptian. > Opinion & Commentary State money, advice important to transit AN IMPORTANT piece of the mall traDBit puzzle fell into place Monday wben Illinoia ~ent ~ Tran­ sportation officials pledged .,000 to pay for a feaaibillty study. The money is important Without lOOT's s~ the study would have been funded by the Univenigr aDd city. Any savings to the University is ~ given the austere budget of the University. lOOT'S COMMITMENT is more important thaD thoBe much- needed dollars. lOOT's willi.ngneU to aearcb out an alternative method of fundiJ.!g, wbeD the lOOT budaet had been establisbed for the year, abowI the agency Ii c0m­ mitted to the project lOOT bas a key ingredient that many of the Saluki lAasa Transit Board of Directors do DOl lOOT has oxperlence. The agency bas overseen similar bus lineI in other towns, and its personnel seem eager to heipCarbODdale. Letters JOHN DELAURENmS, division of public tran­ sportation sectiNl chief for non-urban areal.!, '!lYS ~~ department bas been interested in helping ~e Please, take the time to give blood, since 19'19, wben it worked OIl a feasibility study similar to the one planned by the DW8 transit board. lOOT knows what questions the study must answer. It it could save more than your dignity knows the reputable firms that caD carry out the study donatloDS. These people drive lan't about breaking efficiently and economically. It knows bow to evaluate the I would like to addreu this letter to an thoae ~le who depeDcl em us, they need our records, 01' guala. It ian't about B~tdy ~ it is completed. aren't going to be pving blooJ help ~ tbe)' can help otbera. status. The blood drive Ia about thisweeir.. Sec-Aldly, I would lite to get saving nv•. It'1 about giving a 11II818 NOT to say the students and city should turn the In my work with the blood ibe ~t aCl'08ll that if you've litUe of yourself so that project over to the lOOT. The students know the coacerna drive, I have asked many heeD deferred once from lOIDenODe else can bave 10 Of the students who will UIe the system. The city knowI people to donate blood. The giving, you are dOt deferred much. bow the S)'lltem can serve the community 88 a wbole. aDSwers 1 get are so often full for life. If You've been deferred What's important is lOOT', wWiDpeu to work with the of apathy it'a pathetic. The for anytbi'Dg besides hepatitis, So, if you are ODe of those cancer, epUepey or beart people who dOD't have time students team. woral of theae reapoosee Ia the anacltv~ ata ever-POPUiar, "I dOD't have the disease, I urge you to try tbis 'lteek, I have ooe questiOD "We don't 80 in and try to take anYlhina over," agr,1in. for you. If you or your frieDd, DeLaurentiil said. • e're public servants. We where time." lIey, everybody, where go are your priorities? I can't brntber 01' slater, mother or we're needed and where we're invited. It believe that these people can't Thirdly, I would like to make faiber, needed blood for lIOIIle spare 30 to 45 minutes to belp people aware of what happens reason, you wouJd expect it to SOME QUESTIONS the ltudy is ~ted to answer be there. wouldn't you? Well, :.:;:,not orJf. c::_~t pouibly to the blood they doDate. Tbe include wbether the system is eliaible lor federal fundal blood is DOt aaly us..~ in surprisel If you don't give, it bow ~...w:..nu be ~..n;..l atnMa.ul be \IMA To ~people, I would Uke surgery. but is bJ'oken down wou't be there. So make an aDd the system'S effeets 00 the street system. to communicate a few points. aDCf u8ed to help other people uppointment and keep it, or jult in Despite the fact lbel"'e are many questions that have not First of all there Ia a bad witb anemia1 leukem15, walk to the baUrooma. been answered, tbia is the ftrat time a transit Dl'ODCI881 bas shortage 01 blood in this hemophilia aDD many other Either way, please give blood reached the pOint where intelligent questions be asked. region. Blood banks and local diaea8eI M conditi.... LaaUy, this week. It'. so very im­ caD hoapitala look to sru-c as their 1 just wanted to let let porlant. - .!I!m S&ola, Tbis is the llrat time the UniVersity. city and state have primary source for blood everyooe know that the blood 1eDlar•• adal work. been working tosetber toward the system. We hope tfiis uatest 8IIDOUDCeIIlent 0Il1D811 transit is a clear 8ifna:1 that we a1'e clOle!' to the day wben convenient, ecGDOIDlcal transpor'.atiOll will be avail8ble in CarboDd.ale. Halloween weekend should not end Before 1 transferred here miniatratiOD in Carboodale ltudentl Is the ~ty 01 the from a junior c:01lege, 1 had seem to think that sru-c prolrama, iaculty and always beard what a fun place standi alone as the ooIy graduates. Losing the "party Letters sru-c was to go to acbool. I university in Il1inoia that bu 1Cbool" image it not audaenly didn't decide to come here for students :-tYinI. Carb-1Ddale !nI~g to solve all of the the "party 1IChooi" image, but Ia IIlCII'e tDan -hapPy to benefit problema sru-c Ia facir4 and because sru-c had what I fram the amount of moaey that make this university jump to Virus story unbalanced wanted in my field of interell Is apent iD the city by studenta, the level of more reapected 1 had always heard that the but they dOD't seem to reaJize universities. Well, N:guel Alba, I am glad wen, they were there, but the Halloween celebration in that caJ'bODdale Ia a "eolle8e I penoaaJly doa't think that that you gave the people who users tend to remove them. CarbODda1e was a good time town. .. the Halloween celebration work at the Faner lab equal Why? Most of the time because and 1 think that this year it Tile city officials and abould be ended just because time in your article. You they did not bring a disk for was. The negative comments citizeDI of Cuboadale seem to of the irrapoolible 8.CtiOllB of a talked to a graduate assistant data and other times because that have been made seem to be saying that it's all right for few this year. You CatIl't Judae in computer science about the software will not work me to have been caused by us to spend money here eatiDI a wbole event OD a few iacilatid something he probably knows correctly with the tab (i.e. Isolated incidents that pve out, paying reat, etc., but it Ia incidences of mia,Uided verylittleabout-howw~deal Random House ProofReader). some ~le a bad time and a not aU rigbt fOl' UI to go out and behavior. All the talk have with things at the lab. I doubt There are several other bad opinion of Halloween. 1 bave a lood time, even if no that Mr. Hazel would bJlve reasons, but these are the most saw notbing that was any ODe leta hurt and property is =!.,:.b~:OD ~ea~~ done anything differently in prominent. _ wone than what you see wben not damaged. it was milder than in yean the lab BEFORE the infection. A final note to the DE staff. you get a crowd tosetber in a The sru-c adJ"liniatratiOD put and that everyone bad a Hindsight is ~20. party mood. I thouPt the seems that if you get We at the lab are very Why are you just talking to the to think lood time. Hopefully, people iD Computer Science peopfe? The crowd was much milder than rid of the "party iIcbool" charle aren't Joing to belpful and understanding to largest groups of PC USP.I'S are crowds I have been a part of at image, auddeilly sru-c is overreact because a few bad the users of the Lab. If a user the Englisb and Business the University of Illinois loing to become a well· things and niin a lood time by gets software and can't get it Departments. Far more than football games and tailgate rapected university. What tryinI to cancel Halloween in to run we issue another copy one-half the PCs are being parties. makes a reapectable the future. - Kevba DoIlmler.

POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT DEA'S COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY. Applications and nominations are welconed for the pOSition of Dean of the College of Engineering and 1 echnology at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale_

QUALIAC,'nONS for the position include:

- uemonstratl:!d leadership skills. ° Demonstrated commitment to high quality teaching and research. ° Evidem:e of scholarly, productivity and professional service, ° Rank of Fun Professor within the SIU-C College of EnSineering & Tp.chnology.

COMPLETED APPLICA nONS Include a letter of application, a curriculum viia. and three letters of recommendation. Application muse be post marked or reach the 5€arch Committee before Noy 23 1988 Pertinent in­ formation should be sent to: Toni Ferrenburg, left, • __ care Champaign, during the Red Crou Blood Chair, Search Committee .peclall.t tor the Red Crou, tenda to Mart Drive It the ltudent Center Monday. The Offir~ nf th.. Vice President for Academic Affairs Doen, ....Ior In plty.1eaI education from blood drive run. through Friday. and Research Anthony Hal! Southern lUinois University at Carbondale Hitchhiking makes PARTIES, from Page 1 highways unsafe his polster told him be "had momentum" going VIOlators :'isk assault, robbery and rape into New Hampshire and that there was little to By Joy Ilmpldn. H\lgan said. stop him from being the Student Writer "We're not looking for Republican candidate. revenue, but more the com· Dole l08t New HamP:' Hitchhikmg could be a pliance with the laws," shire to Bush by eight dangerous p5Jitime, according KUquist said. "We're not points. to Jac:kaon County Sheriff BiD trying tosetquc;w." In Dlinois, a poll taken Kiln' l Hapn said that within the by Midwest television --.o:uist said some of the past decade, hitcbhiking baa bas Bush leading dangers of hitchhiking are Cleclined. DukakiI 47 percent to 39 uaault, bat~t rape. and ~uilt agreed that hit· percent, with 13 percent robbery to both me hit.cbhiker chhiking isn't u frequent as it undecided. TONIGHT and the driver. wu a decade ago. State Rep. Peg Breslin, Other dangers are that a "I baven't written or Ottowa, said there bu vehicle pulling off the road to arrested a bitchhikel' in been a recent surge by pick up a hitChhiker also can Jac:kaon County in my six-year undecided voters to be _MI(HELOB~ obstruct traffic aDd cause an term," Kllquist said. leaning toward Dukakis. • , I " accident or the hitchhiter can Kilquiat said there are two be hit by intoxicated drivers or re&IODII for the decline. Fewer drivers who do not see them. hitchhikers are OIl the road, and usually when officers see N GH Areordin. to state law. hitchhitera the officers are OIl Police Blotter hitchhiking IS illepl. their way to another ca1I. Any ~ who is convicted of hitcbbitiDg sball be guilty of Fablin WiIIiama, 20, of 515 S. Kilauiat said hitcbbikers Lincoln reported someone a CIaaa A JDia.,~eanor, which bave been victims of semal carriea a fine of up to f1,OOO ....u1ts and robbery, but be entered his apartment and and a aentelK!e of up to one couldn't recall any drivers stole items sometime between year. in Jackson County who bave Friday and Sunday, ea .... bondAle Police reported. Police officers usua:!tt;e a been victims of crime. verbal warning to hi . era Kilquist advised those who Williams reported someone to stay off the roadway and to do accept a ride to mue a entered his residence between move on. However, the city mental picture. "Get tilt'! 4:34p.m. Friday and 4:45 p.m. Sunday. A radio, a telephone, ordiDance treats hitchhikmg IiceDH number, color of ~ similar to a traffic violation. car, features of the driver 10 and clothing were stolen from A the residence, police said. ticket is illued, l'8DglJII from that identification could be '10 to S5OO, aloog with a notice made." Lc8& Willi estimated at '1,~. to appear in court. John C1emona, state's at­ "Even though we usually torney: said in his 13 years OIl Michael lIfederbouser, 21, of pall over the probi@~ we do the JOD be baa not aeeo or frown upon hitchhdting," prOlM!eUted any hitchhiking 800 E. Grand Ave. reported C8J'br-...dale Police Chief Ed someone entered Us truck easel. sometime Sunday momiDg, C'.arbondale Police said. Nederbouser Jreported TRANSIT, from Page 1-- someone entered his truck biased ~,use a majority of University administration ana between 8 a.m. and noon the board VI ill be students, who the Undergraduate Student Sunday and stole camera be said won't represent the GovernmenI. equipment and clothing, police reat of the city. De Laurentiis also said the said. Tbe board as constructed by project was too large w work LosI; wu estimated at $2,000. tbe commisllion will be and advised the commiIIion to "lopsided" De Laurentiis "scale down" the ooeratiOll. said. Tbe board will consist of The commission bad- pJaruled A University student "no one from the general for too many buses and routs, reported an auto burglary public," be saio. be said. oci:urred OD Washington Street Be said mOT suggeata Tbe system that was between Oct. 31 and Nov. I, control of the system be deailDed by the commission Carbondale Police said. balanced. wularger than the system in Michael Parker, 18, of Don Monty, Carbondale Champaign-Urbana, De Schneider Hall, reported community development Laurentiis said. someone broke the window of director, said a tranait. system It is unknown how long the his 1983 Chevrolet and stole the operating board c:oold be vehicle's stereo unit, police constructed with appointments =ruse~U::Cbs::::.~ said. from ~_ ~~ _c.ouocn. ~ be studied is tentative.' ( , ., Loss was estimated at $2110 •. Dallf EgyptIan, N.~~"lllll8, PAle ~ , t~'" ." .,..l l t \f.' 'I ..... \..,.~ ..... &.,. l .... Goncert canceled Jazz concert features faculty member· . Due to poor aaleI the By Beth C"vln are works from Niehaus, D.J. Jazzy Jeff Ud the Fresh PriDce concert EntertainmentEClltor The concert will feature guest soloist Eric ~~C:::!~=tzer.everal aebeduled for Nov. 12 in Shryock Auditorium baa The SIU-C Jazz Band, under Mandat, a faculty member in music, on alto decades ~ jazz performers," the direction of Robert Allison, be said. beeiJ canceled. ~ present a coocert at B saxophone.· Full ticket refundII can tonigbt in Shryock Auditorium. The band is made up of 18 be obtained at their place The concert will feature ------music students tbat are chosen ~ purebaae aDd muat be guest soloist Eric Mandat, a the band also will have various provide a variety ~ selections for the band tbrougb auditiOllll acQuired by Dec. 15. muaicfacultymember ooalto aolostbroughouttheccncert. from contemporary works to everyaemeater. aaxopbone. Other students in Alli&on said the coocert will claaaical pieces. 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At K"mart Plaza .Carbondale Repair of Jail among Issues for board candidates University, challenging in­ B!, Kim...., Clerk. Democrat Gene Chambers lia&.~ida. tea are a1ao cIecld.iIIg c~::,Uenging cumbent Npt-!lli8 Trimble. StaftWria. Republican ~ merit of the III elDel'leDCy ~e Holt, who hoida the lullS faclDg candldatee dialing Iystem and bow tbia J)C!!itiOll. In the 7th Diltrict, from leven cliatricts for l)'Item will be fWlded if im­ District 4 has Republican Republican Ginger Mc­ poaitioDl on the Jacuon plemented. Cheater Johnson IQUIlI'iq off Caughan is challeuging John County board iDclude funding In District 1, William "Bill" apinat iDcumbeot"D. Bliaey C. Tayloc- for the remaiDinl foc- the repair of the jail'l will ultimate!f pay for it. A1Btat, Republican, is running Miller. two years of his appointea linkiq corner, deciding when Some candidates feel the 2 .pinst Larry Fritsche. term. Taylor was appointed to county bars Ihould cloae, a.m. cloaing hours foc- barB in Bill Grob eurrenUy holda u!m:!~rgajd c?c:'f~ the seat earlier this year when wi'mtier dram lhop inIurance Carbondale ahould be theame this poaition but is running roc­ I'WlIling apinat Republican Doria Weaver resigner4 ahould be required and the tbrougbout the COUDty. the c1rcuit clerk'i poaitioo. Darryl -.vilely fta' the second implementation of the 911 Another iaaue facIng the Candidates for District 2 are time. The other race in District 7 is emergency dialiDg system. candidates is whether liquoc­ IO-year Republican iDcumbent The 6th Diltrict haa between six-year incumbent Tnt' jail issue raises vendera ahould bave to bave Larry Lipe and James Kerley, Republican Lawrence Juhlin, Grec Schaefer and Republican questiOlll IIlCh as who is to dram ahop insurance, which former cU'CUit clerk. aaai.stant to the viee president Gerald Holmes. They are blame foc- the problem and who would protect them from The DiAtrict S race baa of ltudent affain at the vyiDgfoc- a !GW'-yearterm. Winchester .eeklng to 'regain district seat By Scott Perry She, however, believes the Staff Writer adver-tiaing put totether by the Phelps campaign il bad Since the race began two because it is a direct attack OIl months ago, the baWe to Winchester. represent the 118th district in Phelps said his opponent bas the Legislature baa been one a misunderstanding of what big shoot out. negative advertising is, aa)'inS !WpIIbllcan Robert Win­ his ia buad on puhlic record, chester, boping to regain the while Winchester's is not. seat he held foc- ten years from incumbent Rep. DaVid Pbelpa, baa been running his campaign on the idea that Pbelpa baa not been d~ all he can for the people of his district . "Bob Winchester baa proven he can do things for Southern Illinois," Nancy Bridges, coordinator foc- the w~ter campaign, aaid. AmOll8 the leadiDI iaaueI baa been Phelps' vote apinat a tax increase aDd the lou 01. the Hardin County Wort camp. RALPH Phelps laid the lou of the camp wu out of bia eootrol and there wu"~ I could doalld everyooe knan that." Aa fCll' the tu ~ Phelps aalei the tax lncreue would not be beDeficial to the people 01. his district unleu it was assured the money waa for education. "I don't think it would be DUNN good foc- ~y district if it isn't," Phelps said. , .J. iIIf;:;bI.'~i w~:fC:::~=:~ t; ~ ,~" November, . 8th. . pthering the funds needed to run the state. Phelpa attacked Winchester for his ~-.tive campaigning, aaytng it proves biI opponent Experience and Vision "baa loat respect for the people." Bridaea disagrees, saying the adS are dealing with the for the 58th District Paid for by the Ralph Dwin Cam" ~ CommiUee iaaues.

Why do ladies under 25 love dating guys IEA-neA over45? Illinois Education Association-NEA 805~uth University Carbondale, Illinois 62901 618/457-2141 Send ReplIes to: P.O. Box 483 DundeelL. 60118 TO ALL FACULTY..... The SIUC IEA-NEA Organizing Committee invites you to meet Ann Shadwick, President ot the California Faculty Associatilln. the largest higher education bargaining unit In the countrv. The meeting will be hel<:l In t.he lUinois Room of the Student Center on November European 9, from 4;15 - 5;30 P.M. Body Wrap Professor Shadwick is in her second term as CFA President, and has headed CFA's Process bargaining team. She is a member of the library faculty at San Francisco State Unversity, a Do You Want To: member of the National Educatlr,r,'s Standing Committee on Higher Education; she has ~ T~, ~~J:h~:r served on the Academic Senate and hab been a political lobbyist for higher education. Measuraments in Just One 217 Hour SessiOO? We urge you to attend, especially Ihc.5t: of you who are still undecided. Profes~or • lIeOuce UnsioMty Ctoilllfile? • Redllt/! ShadWick, your faculty colleague. can gi"'e ~'ou a first ha;.d accounting of the Impact StretcllMw1 collt'ctive bar,!aming has had on facu!;:,: in higher education and how it he.s benefitted :!11t(,~ I~~ a;;;7~~d?0: faculty, tuntier Iflforlla~'ur·- C?~: '!3 ()' wrne In a1~ Se€ ~, WhllJ ~ ,@~pect,when election returns are tallied Bush, it's all over. If Dukakis Massachusetts, Mississippi, tainJy have enough electoral Total of votes hulds onto it, it doesn't mean '""=:!....\::.- New Hampshire, Oklahoma votes when the 11 states with much. ~)..~ ,.~.__.~:\;~~ and Tennessee. The District of an 8 p.m. closing times report. networks feature These states are Arlzooa, Also at 8: 30, the polla clOH in ~ ,~ Columbia also closes at 7 p.m. not significant Ohio, a state in which Bush is Arkansas closes at 7: 30 p.m. Iowa, Colorado, Louisiana, expected to wiD. If he doesn't, Minnesota, Nebraska, New WASHINGTON (SHNS) it's possible to put together a BF" '.U'lE BUSH bas a lock WHILE THE networks have Mexico, New York, Rhode Here's a guide on what to loot scenario in wbich Dukakis on Il!ost the South and the pledged not to call a state Island, South Dakota and before the polls close in that Wyoming. for as the election returns start wins the presidenc)r, although Rocky .ountain W~t, to come in COIligbt. the Democrat would still have Dukakis needs virtua11 all of state, they will project the The first thing to remember a long way to go. North those seven. He might ~ able presidential winner nationally STATES WITH 9 p.m. is that the running total of Carolina, where Bush is to lose one - or two if they when the voting has ended in clOSing times include Idaho, popular votes that the net­ favored, alsocloBes at8:30. were Wisconsin and Missouri enou~ states to give either Montana, Nevada, North works feature prominently are - but if he loses more, then the candidate the 270 electoral Dakota and Utah, all seen as meaningless. But the real key to the election is over. votes needed. Tbey will do so safely in Bush's column. even if polls haven't closed in The only number that really evening will come at 7 p.m. ~ on bow large Only if Dukakis sweeps the matters is 270 - the number of That's when 19 states, in­ Bush s margin is. the networks some states. major 7 p.m. states can he electoral votes needecj to "in cluding' most of the major may declare after the 7 p.m. If Dukakis doesn't pull a keep the result in doubt until 10 ;he White HOUIIe. battleground states, close their states close that be's been major upset, but wins enough p.m., when California - the It could be clear early in the polla. Among these w'ill be elected. Other states with 7 of those battleground states to biggl!8t prize with 47 electoral eveuing - perbaps after the l»,nnsylV8nia, Texas, p.m. closings ~re Alabama, stop Bush from going over the votes, along with Oregon, polls close at? p.m. in 19 states Michigan, Miuouri, lllinoia, Delaware, Kansas, Con­ top in the 7 ~.m. wave, the WashiD. '''1 and Hawaii - - that RepUblican George New Jersey aDd WiscODsin. necticut, Maine, Maryland, Republican will almost cer- report. Bush will be the 41St president of the United States. ***********************************; IF DEMOCRAT Michael *' *' University Christian Ministries Dukakis is going to pull a : What .01 you be doing on ~ OU 11} Food for Thought Lunch miracle, he'D have to wiD *' * every state in which be has a The Day After reasonable chance. Dukakis t+ri bas little or no chance to win .t:!:{ Wednesday, Nov. 9, Noon many states in the South, I~ NovemberS? ~ - diSCUSS the election results with Plains and Rocky Mountains. *'~ *' John Jac:kson and John Baker U Dukakis is to win, be'll : - Vogfor lIour ccuu:ltdate _IIOU can gloat : COLA Dean Info Resources Director have to carry California, *' -Check JIOur IHallot *' Interfaith Center Brown Bag where the poUa don't close ~ -h~~~ : until 10 p.m. Bush could nail 913 S.lIIinois (at Grand) 549-7387 down a VlCtory much earlier. ~******************w**************~ The first pl'esideDtial ttp..off will come from Kentucky, where the polls elOie at 5 p.m. If Dukakis should win there, then the election may not be a sure thing for Busb. That doesn't mean Dukakis is on his way to the White House if be upsets Bush in Kentucky, but it would be a sign he's running stronger than expected. THE ABC, NBC and CBS fbeen:~~m::U..:: works interview voters exiting polling places in k precint&.: thrco.Jihout the day 2i over the COUD~. Network officials :::~:::~ ~to ~ state until the ~1~ in that state. But J;;ll ~ in the late afternoon what the likely results will be. The key to understanding what the networks know is listeDing to the code words they use on thOH newscasts. II the anchors say it's going to be a good night for Bush, you can bet their data show Bush bas won. If they say it's close, then maybe it's closer than expected, but it's unlikely an upset is in the making. If they say it's very clOH, then that could mean you're in for a IoDg night. TIlE THING to remember about exit polls is that despite politicians' criticisms of them, they are almost always on target. There UI one exceptiOD: California, where the Republicans put together a massive absentee-ballot operation and the exit polls understate GOP strength. 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Wheelchairs are '~' i. ;,Ii .;, i'~" (}I,'" available. . - . -, ;;. - _. - - -liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~;ii;;;i;;;;;i;i~~i;;;iiii;;;i;iiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!l UPSET, from Page 11------about 10 points in the moat The vice president - buoyed "Yes. we've traveled a lot of ceed his boa into the White Du kati8 told a cheering recent IlBtiOll,,1de polJa, hoped by the popular vote ~ and miles and lone the extra House 8iDce Martin Van Buree crowd at the St. Louis airport. his commercia) would llBil other surveys indicating he is distance, but I never falt any' did it l~X= ago. "Which candidate wiD stand down his support, while 011 the brink of an electoral better in my life," Bush added B!!t _ . refused to live up for working families in this Dukakia knew be needed his vote landalide - was confident at a later rally at Ashland up, pressing ahead with an COUDtry? Which candidate will message to somehow turn Monday, but would not let up Collelle in Ohio. "That exD8usting acbedule he began work to build an economic around several key states he 011 Dukakia, who be coatinued adren8llne is flowing. OUr Sunday IMt has him cam­ future aD over this COUDtry must win if be is to have any tbe~bel an unacceptable family is together, the COUDtry paigning and flying aCl'Olll the that ~dea lenuine 0p­ chance at an uoeet. is coming behind our can­ country DOIHtop for the last portunity for aU, and Dot just In the fmal hours of a "TbiJ is no time lor the didacy and I want to win this two daY'J of the race. lor some of our people? ~ch campaign that beun almoat United States to turn electiOllI" After traveling all nigbt dramatically left," Busb told a trom the Weat Coast, the =~:tsiato o:..t:Wthe ~J two years ago, Bum shadowed He sent the partisan crowd even richer. Lloyd Bentaen Dukakia Monday, stumping in boisterous raDy in Southfield, of several thOusand into a !lovernor beld morniDa rallies m Cleveland and St. Louis, and I want to enrich the lives of some of the same states 88 the Mich. "It is time to play on our frenzy by telliJJI them: "You governor before beading to atreDlths·" promising a late upaet he saio every IinIle citizen in the live me this .tate and you're wa. formiDg because be United Statea of America," he Houatoa to end his campaign in ..~you 110 into that his adopted bometown. The voting booth, I ask you to think =:!t~~,preaident of repreaeuted the bopea and .bouted. dreamI of average AmeriC8D8. tactic was viewed as an in­ about what 1..00 are doing," While Bush wu pouring it surance strate~ because Bush said. • Think about the on, his adviaen were eoofident "They talk a lot about Oc- Dukakia planDed to keep up tboee states - Michigan, Ohio fundamental queatiOll: Is this Dutakia eouJd not turD around tober aurprisea. Tomorrow the pace until Tuesday mGl'­ and Miuouri - are cloae or COUDtry beaded in the right eDOUIh .tatee to keep Bush we're going to bave a ninl. He ",a. to leave leaning to Bush, but must be dlrectiOll? The anawer ia that, frGm becomiDI the IlBtiOll" November aurpriae. TbiJ race CaUfomia late MODcIay nigbt, stolen by Dukakia if the yes, it is and I will keep it that 41.t president and the first Is very, very tiPt and ita hold a middle-ol-the-Dilbt governor is to have any boDe. way." aittiq rice preaidtlnt tn IWC- gettlni tiPter by the hour," rally in Del 1IGiDeI, Iowa. DEMOCRATS, from Page 1- Republican party for "keeping :e~~~~':t :=~~u-:;~ him (Quayle) out of touch with ~ to laD in behiDd what is gOing 011." Dukakia. Burris, in an earlier in­ All three agreed the Dukakia terview, attacked the choice of camp waited too 10lIl to Quayle, callinl him "a reapood to the negative ad­ Whipper~ fhatcan'tdry vertising put forth by the Bush cam' but said Dukakia m::lin ~d~e:.-J.et.~ has ~very effective in the carry 1llinoIa, a atate not WOll fmal weeks at setting his by the Democrats siDce 19M, record straight. because the voters will judge Burris said the atop in 011 the iuues. 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o.ib' Egyptian, November., 1", Page 17 Basketball signing Wednesday r------mu~------.....· United PnIea Intematlonlll acbool players this week. occasional eye or ear to !~:.'t~Iac:.~Car Among the big winners Ov.. the previous five years, recruitiDl· Fall aigDinp have worked cluriDI Election Week are Duke II~ 11 01 its 16 thoae college basketbaU recruits m the fall. The Blue Devils three ':.rf:.Nl;nLO:"'~~; I 1/2 Price Detail coaches who will sign up next already have =:m year's recruitiDI class commitmenU! this fall, and aU prCIIr8lIl to one 01 c0un­ I Compact Car 154.95 before try'. bell He said the keys this season baa even I)egun. are expected to sign this week. I Medium Car 164.95 The one-week fall signiDg Tbe latest recruits are S-fooi have been &eroiDg in OIl the period for high acbool players Bobby Hurley 01 Jersey Cityl play... be wanta and not I La.... Ca... & Truck. _175.00 starts Wedaesday and nma N.J., H Billy McCaffrey 01 pmbIiDg on aGing after a through Nov. bi. Allentown, Pa., and 8-4 larIenumber. Luo...L..~5t~~.!t'!.!1.:.!!_~_!..2!:!!.!..... Moat of the top prep Thomas Hill 01 Laucaater proapects are expected to sign Texas. Each ill bigbly rated 'OWe have tarpted only a balf-dozen or so mG'At years, It this week rather than wait and Hurley, a savvy point be said. "We probably are until the traditional period guard, could be tm immediate ~-FREE-~~~For' next spring. starter. goinS to mill out on some JUY8 The fall sigDiDg period, in its "Tbat will close our that way. But I don't believe iD lIixthyear, baa proved a great recruiting," said Duke Coach aettiDI caught up in what I call Mike KrzyzewaId. "We won't a aoap-Gpera syndrome 01 benefit to several 8ChoolII and wonderinl wbo'. up to what. MONEY FOR COUIGE coaches. ThoBe who have used have to sPend our evaluation the week mOlt effectively are time to foot at seniors. In­ That'. a dIaeue. Every Student .. EI ...... for Some Type of AnancI.1 Aid ~~of G~.or P...... llncome. generally amODl the sport's stead, we'll .. juniors, and "We made a commitment to better programs. At the top 01 let to know tboae we want to the player wben we recruited • w...... • day bao_ of _ 2110.000 '-lings of sc:hobIrshlpe. ...~ gnon.... nd Ioana, ...... Ung _ 110 IIIQIOn In prlYata that list ill Duke, which baa two recruit the foUowinI year. him, and we're malting a "And, visit lot .-or funding. ACe tiUea and two trips to the I'm goinl to a commitment to the .. (higb • Ma", achoIarshl.,. ... vi- 10 aludellla baaed on thaIr acadamlc Final Four in the laSt three with the kida who have com­ 1ICbooI) juniors we're talkinIto 1nt_1s, _ plana. famlly ...... and ~ OI~. &eaSODll and is the No.1 plck In mitted. Once players sign, you DOW. They know where they • Thaf.·a ~ a ••Hable for atuclants who ..... """ -.paper ear. rIers• .-,cIarka.~~ ... .. many of this year'lI preseason get unlimited vilila, so it's an staod with us. II polls. opportunity to nurture • Results GUARANTEED. Also assured a good reliltiODSbips. They (recruits) CALL ForAF...... recruitiDI year from early will have a chance to get to ANYTIME (800) 346-6401 lIignings are Syraculle, know me before they come to Puzzle answers ..] Villanova, IDdiana, Michigan, Duke next year." Ohio State, DePaul, Arizooa Also, with recruitiDI dolle, -= aoct North Carolina. Several Krzyzewaki can devote more other sc:boo1a will move into attention to this year's team. the list, depending upon the Moat coaches won't have that fmal declaion 01 the better bigb luxury. They'll have to turn an Sports Briefs.< Shea honored for awlmmlng A University professor emeria baa beea "ipated as a National Muter in swimmiDI by the Prelldent'. Councll on PbyaicaJ Fitneaa and Sports. Edward J. Shea, form.. chairman 01 the pbysical education ~ent at S{UOC, received the honor for actively promotiq ~. Shea baa oeen swimming for more tban5Oyeara. Shea aeid then are not many people in the country elected for the honor, maItiq it even more honorable for him. ·'It means that I served as a model for AmericaJa and that I aet an eumple," baaaid. A...... A...... , ..... The Intercolleliate AtbIetlca Advisory Committee will m1l8t at 2 p.m. today in the Balcony ConfereDCe Room iD Aatboay Hall. AlJilltant Atbletica Director'Cblrlotte W.t will speak abOut u.e NCAA CciuDc:il MeetiD& abe a~ in October. . HerrIn to .,...... on W..... , Head baaltetball coach Rich Henin will be the guest apeaiter at This the BoMtera meetinl at noon Wednesday at the Ramada Inn. Head football ~ch lUck Rhoades also will_peak. Week at

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Page 18, DaUy Egyptian, November 8, 1988 t! H"~~~l I,': f II t.':.;! .,'.lJ,I.~J.J: I JJI Xavl. con'.. nce 'avorlte In preseason coaches poll DAYTON, Ohio (UPI) - GWen, who it in bit fourth llidweltera CoUeIiate CcJo. aeuoo at Xavier aDd boldI a fereaee coacbea uCi ~ 7O-ZZ nccri lome into tbe who cover the lea,.. have eeuoo. Ilicked Xavier u the favorite to wiD the MCC basketball AccGrdiD& to the medla. tbe cbampic.... bip. top play.. in tbe coafereoce In a ...... 1IOIl. coacbel are Gerald Hayward of and IIl8dia rankid St. LouiI Loyola, Antboay Cnltt of Iecaod and Loyola tbird. DaytoD, Tyroae Hill and Stan ''Teama are 1_ to be Kimbroulb of Xavier and I\UIIIiIII f. Ia. Tbar. loud, MaaroeDqlul CIf st. Louie. thoQP. We'd rather ....ve teama after UI," Xavier Coach The coaChe,~cked PeteGiDea said Monday. Hayward. Hill, Darren Fowlkel of Butler "That Ibowa DeOPIe know BoIaDCl Gray of SL LouiI. who you an ana b8ve lOme clelnieClfreapectf.you. We'd GlIlea. named 1_ eon­ rather be up there in tbe blah fereaee cc lch CIf tbe year, laid cottAIIl u.an dInm then iD tEe hillCOriDI ItrateaY tbia lear Eveqlaclel fllbtiDI I1lf tbe be to ".prea it alIipton and 1paDu." laid =, ..

AdecI8Ion ..,belUde~on"""" eophoIncn q ...... Fred G.... •• knee. Hangar Hodine 549·1233 ..1IvoIoapIo IU..., will be perfanMcI on GIMon ... lnJured on Oct. 12. GIBSON, from Page 20--- anort:boDediatonTbunday. and Tyt'\1D118 Jolmlaa aboWd practiciDC tbiI week aDd DlA~D·· "U it II DOt frac:tured, it both 6e available fer play UouId be ready f. action t\0U'J be a ~fI'ee and Itnag eaoUcb be a.aiDat YOIUlPtown State Saturday. t\ llll'1.11ltn Will play," 'I'bompBon said. Saturday. "...... said. \\&;&\\'1 "RiPt DOW be it ill too ID1ICb Tbe Saluld. practlcea ~ paiD." Try Midland's own ~~be~DOta:-~:-! :'~wi::L~ bl'1liled Ihoulder. JoImIon caatact. Hickory Smoke4 BBQ Rib at Southwelt =.n,lSOIIle. but wu hampered "We have had 10 many ill- Dinnerf$ and Sandwiches wi.. beetrclllba. ...,-,·· .. . JuriIII u.at we thouIbt we 'J'bomPlOD aaid alfeDIlve ::;::::=::1'=" UnemaD ViDce DeBIa.lot RhQadeI said. "AJIo, 1t it a another member of the little bit CIf a Manft f. tbiI SaIutiI· bad bee club, it paiDtin tbellea.ICiLjJ"-

SALUKI Mike Maurizio; Trained for the Job! BASKETBALL A vote for MAURIZIO means a vote for a man with managerial experience spanning a period of STUDENTS 20 years ....experlence desper­ SEASON TICKETS ately needed when it comes to managing an office with a $1/4 million budget °tfSALENC)W ·3 years U.S. Anny, 1 year Viel Nam • 11 years Carbondale Police Oepar1menl. as a dispatcher, patrol· man, juvenile officer, pubtic relations officer, detective and ser· THLETIC TICKET geant • Graduated SIU-C with a 8.S. in a.:lminiSlralion of justice in 1975 • 4 years as an attorneY in private practice including 2 years as Union County Public Defender BRING ATHLETiC EVENT • As a private attomey and public defender has handled hundreds 01 cases, ranging from murder 10 OUI PASS AND VALID • Taught in Criminal Law Enforcement program at Southeastem ID TO PICK UP lltinois Junior College YOUR SEASON • Taught business law at Shawnee Junior College • Guest speaker at SIU Carbondale and John A. Logan Junior TICKET'''•• College As a result of his varied backgound and extensive administrative and supervisory experience. he is much more able to work with aU of the citizens of Jackson County to accomplish the goals of the State's Attorney. Maurizio, Republican Jackson County State's Attorney

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,-. :," ~ ,',"'~- . <" c " •• ,'. ", •• b '\ Valley coaches tab Salukls seventh League leaders don't agree with SIU-C's ear1y optimism I, Dawld Oalilenettl s.tfWrlter ST. LOUIS - It seema the Miuouri Valley Coafereoc:e coaches and media ~~-:n!:!:- t!'c:.notSat~ NotataD. The SIU-C mea's basketball tam finished seventh in a poll 01 the eiibt leasue coaches And fourth Tn a poll 01 media membera at lhe basketball tipoff day Sunday. "1'bfM are the ~ who are ~ to know, 'said Saluki coach Rich Henin in refereuce to the coaclB' poll. "It givea .. an iDcI!ntive to prove that Baskelball '88 co.clB aren't always rilbt." Wichita State wu picbd to ...... v...... poll finish OIl tap in both..=. with 1, WiCtIIIa State 84. 2, Bradlef coining in .. er.dIey .e. 3, IIInoII Slate The Drake BuDdop were 37. 4, CreIghton Md Drake pleked third by the media 38.8,Tu.a32.7,~ wbile IIliDois State wu tabbed Iinoi8 22. 8.1nd11na State 13. third by the coacbes. ....,., ..... y.., CreigbtGD and Drake were SaIha Radunovich-WIchIta tied 1m fourth by the coacbes, Slate. with TulIa sixth and IDdiana State last bebiDd the Salukis. MedIa poll Illinois State was fifth 1, WIchIta State 176. 2. bebiDd the Salukis in the media BreciIey 166. 3. Drake 109. 4. poll, with TulIa sixth, Ceighton Southern lIInol8 92. 6. IIfnoia seventh and Indiana State last. State 89. 8, Tulsa 83. 7. "When 1 look at what we Celghton 80. 8,Indiana S1ate. have returning, 1 can see whr. ....,.,01 tIIo V.... we've been picked No. 1,' Saaha Raclunovich - WIchita Shocker coach Eddie SID. said. "But each Valley !c'Cs --...... y .., baa added playera that we DIon TunMn-8re.Q\ey. don't know about, and aome of AIH:on1...... thole pt.,ers wiD have an Anthony Manuel. BnIdIey. SeIha Radunovich. WIchIUl im~t.:'clB and media . s.c.. s.n AoIrk. Dr8ke. KaI aJreed that pJayw 01 the yeu Numbwgw, SDuIMm .... boDan would 10 to Wichita E~ &d,1ndiIna Stale. State's SUba RaduncMeb. The 1-10 IIeDior is am.... the yeu by the media. RUDDeJ'SoUp seorera and ::t::;.tuminIin the Valley, with were the Salukis' Freddie 14.1 points and '1.2 rebOunds McSwain and four junior per aamelastseuon. collep transfers added to Others reeeiviD& vol.- in the Tu!M's rc.ter. co.clB poll were the Sa1ukis' T'ole media's alkoafereuc:e Kat NUI'IIberI", Bradley's team included Manuel, a Anthoay IIamlel and Drake's unanimous pick, Radunovich, Eric""", Numberler, Indiana State's Manuel wu named numer­ Eddie Bfrd and Drake's Sam up to Radunovich in the media Roark. pOll. Am .... those reeeiviDI votes Bradley's DiOll Thurman were Saluki forward Randy wu voted ....camer 01 the House. Ditka inspires Bears despite illness LAKE FOREST, m (UPI) The Bean, who def_ted this team, ana umOWiDg) the - The ChlcalO Bean IoIt 1M Tampa Bay Buecaneera importance 01 this pme and their iDspiratlODal _der­ 28-10 Sunday in their first what WasbiDgtoo has dODe to wbeD Coach Mike Ditta pme without Ditta OIl the us the last couple r,ears, I lUftend a mIld heart attack sideliJB, take an 8-2 record think we'il be ready. ' Jut week, but tam mem­ into tI!e COIltest apinat the Defeml.ve team captain A decision on whetber h.-s said MOIldaythey WOll't RedskiDs, .... Ditta is ex­ Mike SiDIletary desciibed quarterback Fred GibeOD will have any trouble letting pected to be off the field until playiDI without Ditb OIl ...... ,. befCll"e the ead 01 the the _ may be made iDIpired for next week's atleut mid-Deeember. aidelila u ODe 01 many same apiDlt the defendiDI Center Jay HilIenbelll adverse CGDditiOllS the team Thursday t eoach Rick Super Bowl champion said Ditta has always been has faced since its SUp.­ Rhoades ana men's trainer Ed WaIIIiqtoa RedskiDs. able to motivate the team 1m Bowl ehampioasbip seaBOIl Thom.... said. the surpry)," Thompeoll said. "I don't think we need to _ch pme it plays DO matter in 1l1li5. But he said it wu ODe "He has made some Rhoa_ said he will make a lay a lot to motivate them in who the oppoaent is. But the team should be able to ~, but DOt to be eaaup decisiOD bued OIl what the WUhiDgtoa," said defeml.ve HilIenberJ laid DO ODe is overcome. ready for this week," doeten feel should be clone. coordinatCll" Vince Tobin, mCll"e aDXlOUS for Sunday's ThompBOll aaid. "U he doeaa't who is IIeI"YiD8 u acting pme than the players who "It's a situation where rapoDd, mme than a firm "We'D do whatever the doeten tbiDIt we need to do," co.ch wbile Ditka recovers remember beiDg knocked sometimes I feel that you decision may be made from Wedladay's attack. "I out 01 the Super Bowl race rely on a penon to do certain Thunday." Rhoa_ said. "He is a loq way from being where be think this pme will take the last two seR!,G> 18 by the things for your football ThompBOll said there is DO care of itself. Redakins. team, es~ially the bead hurry in dea1iD8 with the knee, Deeds to be. We nev.. thought from the first day (Gibaoa wu "They've (the RedBldns) "Motivation-wiBe he's coach With the type of whlch GibeOD in~ u a beateD us the last two years (Ditta) 8lUt at getting the motivator Coach Ditb is," result of a tackle during the injured) thatbe'd be back." Thompson aaid halfback in the and they're team ready for games and I Singletary said. "But NortbenlllliDois pme OIl Oct. the deft'!.':XiS . Super Bowl think that will probably be sometimes it's not going to 22. Garrett HiDes' rilbt arm is still labled a probable frac­ champions. we don't get mined this week," be that way. It's not going to "Considering there is some ture, and be is scbeduled to see motivated for this gh: !11e, Hilgenberg. "But I think be there and you have to cartilage wcd. involved, be we've got real problema." witli the players we bave on realize that loob to be out H 'A'eeb (after ... GIhON, rage 1. Plge 210, Dally Egyptian. November B, 1l1li8