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The Daily Egyptian, August 12, 1967 Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC August 1967 Daily Egyptian 1967 8-12-1967 The aiD ly Egyptian, August 12, 1967 The aiD ly Egyptian Staff Follow this and additional works at: http://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/de_August1967 Volume 48, Issue 199 Recommended Citation , . "The aiD ly Egyptian, August 12, 1967." (Aug 1967). This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1967 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in August 1967 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Drafting of Johnson . #' Gives Quarte~back Spot to Jim Hart 7, By Tom Wood his playing eX';)erience is limited to a few minutes during last season's finale Tbe U.S. Army put SJU' s against ~ veland. Jim Han;, In..the ~rlve~'s seat Friday w~n Chjlrley Johnson The Cardinals have known was called to active duty the possibility ofJohnsonbelng for the next'two' years. called to active duty has existed Ijart. former Salukl grid for some time. but B"ill star, second year St. Louis Bidwell told . the Daily Cardinal quarterback, moves Egyptian, "We, really didn't Into the po~ltlon Johnson expect them to call Charley vacates as the No. I Big Red up at this time." field general. Bidwell said Johnson has Johnson, who is 28, already passed an Army physical, despite a lcnee injurr I ma rried, and has one child, was called to duty to fulfill suffered late last season. - ~"ROTC obligation he has had Han will have the advantage since college and will not be of studying under one of the available to the Cardinals at most prominent tutors in pro­ all this season, acco"rding fessional football. Bobby ' to team co-owner Bill Bidwell. Lane, a former aU-pro with CASINO NIGHT--Nancy Cook and Tim Mer­ The v e t eran Cardinal the Detroit Lions and Pitts­ riman were busy yesterday passing out free quarterback will r eport Aug. burgh Steelers. money which can be used during Casino Night 22 to Fort :;ill. OlcIa. The strong- armed former starting at 8 p.m. in the Uni v~rsity Center ball- According to both Bidwell Saluki was not available for and Coach Charley Winner, comment on the situation. He I the Cardinals do not presently was busy all afternoon part­ plan to make a trade for icipating in his first drills Rep. Williams another quarterback. as the Cardinals' new No. 1 Bidwell's brother Stormy quarterback. ~ said Friday morning, .. I think Scores Morris Jim Hart will do the job for us. " Enrollment Rise His feelings were echoed Over Housing late r in the day by Winner, Indicated for Fall who s aid, uWe have no plans nlinois Repr esentative G~ for a trade right now. We Projected ehollment Williams has attacked Sill feel Jim is ready to step figures fpr -fafi--q~arter on President Delyte W. Morris in. His biggest disadv antage both SIl:l-eampuses indicate EGYPTIAN and Vice President for Busi­ right now is a lack of exper­ about a I,OOO- student increase SHIIAtlUl 9ttUuU4 1{tUq."'~ ness Affairs John ~. Rend­ ience. at Carbondale and a 400- , H Howe ve r , we 'll have to Carbondale, IIlino;.5 leman as being individuals student addition at Edwards­ "embarked on a mission to make up for that in the ville ..3ver the same ~riod Saturday, Augu.t 12, 1967 bankrupt this com munity." upcoming exhibition games. last year. Volume 48 Humber 199 Williams,wbo is a trailer Han will assume the role An estimated 19,166 student court owner, was speaking at Johnson would have had in our are anticipated at the Carbon­ a meeting of 25 owners of exhibition schedule . He will start (tonight) against New dale campus compared to · Law Await. Signature off- campus housing facilities 18,188 last year. according to for srudents. Orleans." The representative went on He has no plans to alter the registtar's t> ffice. to say that S[U' s hous ing and the team's normal attack, Edwardsville's enrollment motor vehicle policies are but s aid more plays would be last year was 7,563 with a <:-yc/e Riders Still driving stud ents away from the sent in from the bench with projected forecast of nearly university. Han running the team, since 8,000 students this -fall. The group of off-campus hous ing fac ility owne r s met Shun Crash Helmets Thursday to form the Carbon­ dale Hou sing Indu stry Organ­ ization. The groUp is similar Lenzi Asks for Probe A proposed law r equiring cyclis ts and six passenge r s toi a group formed in 1962-­ motorcyclists and passenger s were observed but no ne wore the Carbondale Taxpayers As­ to. wear protective headgear protective he lme ts . sociation. apparently is having no im­ A I similar s urvey was con­ According to Archie Grif­ Of Staff Promotions mediate effect on SIU cyclis ts. docjed in May and o nl y 4_7 fin, temporary chairman ofthe . Durif!g a five -hour informal per cent of the cyclis ts wore group, Hthe general opinion Ray Le nzi, SJU s tude nr body cedures a nd requiremems s urvey conducted tbis week he lme ts. among most of the people preSide nt, has calle d for an necessary for admission to on Campus Drive north of the 5 in c e the firs t s urvey ther e was and is to be able investigation inro Univers ity college. Technology B ui-l..!Jj n g, 40 legislation requiring pro­ to wo rk more closely togethe r promotional practices to see "We al so will attempt to tective he adgear has b ee n and offe r bette r hou sing and if discriminamry prac tiCes acquire scholars hip fun d s passed by the Illinois Gene ral upgrade the housing that needs exis t. which will be devoted to the Br.,nze Star· Assembly. The bill is now it, not only for the good of the Lenzi made the s tate me nt lower income groups in the a w a i tin g the governor's university but all of Southern after a conve r sation with John local community," Lenzi sdid. Awarded to s ignature. Dale Young, a Illinois." Holmes, SIU graduate s tude nt legis lative assistant to Gov. Griffin indicated that the who has r e presented the Car­ Ke rne r, said he ex~c t s the unive rsity was nOt the only bondale Neg'ro coblOlunity. Gus Bode SIU Alumnus governor to act on the bill t arget of complaints. He said . HT.h e. r e may ex i s ~ s ubt!e within a week to 10 days. that much ofthe di ~agree ment s dl SC Tl~mator y pr ac t1ce~ ~n t t. Col. John J. Whiteside , Sever al re asons we r e given presented during the meet ing ,promotional procedure Wlthl,~ dire ctor of information, Ae ro­ for not wearing safety head­ we r e directed at fellow ind- staff departme nts at SIU, nautical Syste ms Division at gear. Looks seemed to be ividuals who own off-campus Le nzi sai? . Wright- Patte r son Air Force [h e chief factor; several housing facilities. The Umve r s HY adm_lms tra- Base in Ohio has been awarded cyclis ts complained of be ing Griffin said HI am e m- tlon s hould conductar, m-depth the Bronze 'Star medal for kidde d for we aring a he l met, ployed by the' unive r sity but investigation of hiring and meritorious s'l!Tvicc in Viet especiall y if they had s mall al so own some off-campus prom.otio.na} procedures at ~ I U Nam. bikes. housing. Nevenheless, I don't L e.~ Z I saId. Whiteside is a native of Other s said 'that crosswinds feel we have had enough co- They s hould do thIS to s ub­ West Frankfon and a graduam te nd [ 0 twist the he lme t. So me oper ation between the two s~ant i ~ te and correct the of SIU. His majors we r e in s aid the friction fro m the chin factions ," meaning off-campus s lt~ auo~ or to a s~ ure the" E nglis h and journalis m •. s trap was annoying, and othe r s housing manager s and theUni- Umverslty. communIty. t hat His service decorations in­ me ntio ned [he uncomfortable ve r sit y. s u ~ h ~~actlce.s do not, In fact, clude the Dis tinguis hed Flying weight of the he lme t. HI would not in any sense e?(lst, .he s.aId. Cross', Air Med;:ll with s ix Oak Practical aspects of the point the finge r at Southern LenZI /SaId "be and. Holmes _ Le af . Clus te r s, the Asiatic­ he lmets bes ides s afe ty inc1ude and more than at us individ- also talked of mcreasIng com­ Pacific ribbon with three s ta r s the bubble from, which keeps uals of off-campus housing," _ munity and SIU r e lations in and two Vietnam service insects and foreign materials Griffin said. general. " Gus says it is not true thJ.[ ribbons . from hitting the cyclis t's face .' John L annin who was chair- They both agreed, LenZI the Office of Student Affair~ The Bronze Star wa s award­ It also keeps the cyclist' s eyes­ man of the ' CT A in 1962 s aid, that SIU s~ udem s could is building 01 s to&kad(' .•.
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