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By Susan Curtis used his line item veto to cut 4 and Richard Goldstein Tax hike death percent. or $750 million, from StatfWrilers the budget for higher detailed Gov. James R. Thomron's education. The University budget was cut $4.3 million. tax increase prop(1S8 has -Page 5 failed. but statE> university Madigal, held a press con employees may silll receive a ference Tuesday and said "the 5 to 7 percent pay raise, a peopk" of Illinois killed the University lobbyist said. Thompson said, Brown added. tax proposal. Madigan is the Thompson Tuesday gave up Sanders said that even only legislative leader who on his attempt to gain a tax thou:;h talk of a tax increase actively opposed a tax in crease. :..ike. He blamed Soeaker of the has ,~eased in Springfield the l:fouse Michael Madigan for its appropriation bills for higher If ThQmpson's tax prcposal aelnJse. eG.lcation contair $81 million has been defeated, it would "The tax debate IS over" in new money for state mark the second vear in a row Keith Sal'GelS, head of 'a University empio.V'ee ~ay he has attempted a tax in committt-e wluch :s lobbying raises. He said he thinks that crease and failE'd. for money for S(.3.te univer· will be reduced to between $50 Thompson said he will not and S65 million before the bills sities. said. support new revenues from a 1 Vice Chancellor James are presented to Thompson for tax hike until next spring. Brown ~aid. "There's nothing approval. He said none of the The proposal would have we can aD but accent the will of money is for new programs. raised the personal income tax the legislators and poiitical between 2.5 and 3.5 percent officials. " Thompson has said he will and the corporate income tax 4 "It is a real tragedy to the reject a bloated budget if the to 5.6 percent ud would have University community" if the legislature does not pass a tax created $18 million dollars for tax proposal is dead as increase. Last year, Thompson the SIU system.
.....en Ewan ...,. ' .....1 10 h .. new-found friend. M8gg", • Government files civil suit duck ...... husbsnd arM for ..... dlsconrlng tbst It had. broken whip- to gain control of Teamsters Carbondale residents WASHINGTON ~LPIJ - In Ronald Reagan in both the 1980 a slashing mo'. f' against Tearnste-rs' history and 1984 presidential elections. corruption Ln the Teamsters U.S. Atorney Rudolph union, the government went to -Page 11 Giuliani, who filed the com turn duck Samaritans court Tuesday to wrest control plai..lt, said at a New York By Kim..., Clsrlle spend feeding ourselves, " of the 1.7 mill;on-member Staff Writer Mrs. Evans said. organization from officials it ting president of the Team The Evanses', both 72 and claims are !>ound to the Mafia. sters. issued a statement in Sticks and .stones may break residents of 1516 E. Gary A civi: suit. filed in New Montreal in which he called your bones, but it was a rock Drive. spotted Maggie Wed York and announced by the the suit "a \~cious attack ... a that broke Maggie'!' wing. nesday night as she swam in Justice Department, charges shameful attempt to destroy a Maggie is a young duck, one the lake with one of her wings mobsters and top Teamsters aemocratic union." of many that Byrl Evans aDd stickiDg out of the water. As .1fficials have used murder. "It marks the lowest point of his wife Helen feed every night she came on land to eat, her ':)eatings and bribery to turn a Republican administration behind Steagall Hall on wing was dragging on the :he unica Into a majcr asset of in attacking the working men ~mpusLake. ground. . organized crime in America. and women of America. ... It Gu~ says with Meese's team "The young kids sta~ at "When I saw her wmg was Weldon Mathis. general won't be tolerated," said in action it'll be hard to tell the halls think the ducks are dragging, I said 'Helen we're secretarY'lreasurer and ac· Mathis, whose union supported which team is the Teamst«s. here to throw things at aDd going to have to fix that, .. , Mr. antagonize, but we don't want Evans said. that to happeo," said Mrs. They came back on Thur Evaru., a life-long resident of sday with a net to catch her, If possible give blood: Student Carbondale. and to put a homemade splint By Kimberly Clarke Mr. Evans, a groundskeeper on the her wing. After realizing After being sick for about 8 "1 never gave blood. in high StatfWnter at Thompson P:»int for the past it might not hold UP. they months before anyone realized school because of my illness, 15 years, thinks that one of the called a Carbondale what was wrong, said but when I came to college, youths staying at ThompsOil veterinarian who told them Giving as much blood as you Goembel, an attempt was giving blood was a big deal," Point while attending a that ''we were doing the right can, when you can, is some made to transplant a kidney said Goembel. baseball camp here may have thing," Mrs. Evans said. advice Allen Goembel has for from his father. That tran Students will have the thrown the rocks that killed "I made that cast out of my everyone. splant failed, and be then was chance to give blood today aDd one duck and broke Maggie's old girdle; I hope it holds up in "I know how important it is put on a "waiting list" until a Thursday in Ballroom D of the wing. the water:' shesaid. to giVE' blood. When I needed it, kidney became available. Student Center. The goal is 720 "We've been comiDg out They released Maggie on it was there for me," said After 10 months, Goembel pints. here for about five years," Goembel. 22, an aviation matched three of the four Tuesday more than 250 pints said Mr. Evans, adding that be :e~nigh~ft!~:.s management major. requirements needed with a were donated at St. Francis and his wife feed the ducks 50 "Go on back to your G(){'mbel had a kidney teenager who was killed in a Xavier Catholic Church in pounds of corn and 20 loaves of boyfriend," Mrs. Evans called transplant when he was 16, and car accident, he said. He then Carbondale and in Mur- bread a week. as Mr. Evans began his ritual. useO about 10 pints of blood in became eligible for the kidney "We spend more money the pr'lCess, he said. transplant. feeding the ducks than we See DUCKS, Pqe 5 r-- I This Morning College of Human Resources to divide I GSPC has student By Richard Goldstein I affairs in mind . and Su.. n Curtis said be has allowed the faculty year will be used to study Social Work is an accredited Staff Writers in the College of Human options for the units in the professional school and must -Page9 Resources to think about college. The fl!.culty of. each therefore maintain certain The vice president for whether it wants to relocate its unit will decide what is in the standards. academic affairs has asked the units to other cl}lleges that best interest of it2 respective ''1bere are places (colleges) academic units of the College would benefit the units. programs, Cuvosaid. we can't go." she said. AD candidates of Human Resources to con There only are a few faculty Mary Davidson, director of Detmis Anderson, director of await decision Jsider moving to other colleges. members around now, so no the School of Social Work, said the crime studies center. said - Sports 20 Moving the units could result hard decisions will be made in a meeting of the school's the faculty is "exploring in the dissolution of the until the entire faculty has met faculty Tuesday it was alternatives to maintain the college. in the fall, Shepherd said. discussed what course the college. We're trying to look at ls;:~~~~-- Vice President for Academic Associate Dean Anthony school would follow. it as an ope:. ·endee' ('p Affairs Benjamin Shepherd Cuvo said the conllDg school Davidson said the School of portunity. " Fft~TrooD MUrdol.- 602 S. Illinois 529-3388 ~ (1' Newswrap DENTAL eENO. Eggrolls-80¢ everyday Shrimp & Chinese Vegetables $2.95 =::::: \vorld Ination SWe4'!t R. t;.our Pork $2.75 RKftl.Qryfor Sweet & Sour Chicken $2.85 Dr·~E€~D. Gorbachev says political Beef with Broccoli $2.95 $2.65 Shrimp Lo Mein c.n ...... '-' reform pOlicies have limits 1 MOSCOW (UPI) - Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev made it clear in his speech Tuesday to the opening session of the 19th Communist Parly conference that there are limits to his policies of political and economic reform and the Soviet Union's toleration of dissent. Facing criticism from conservatives, he said the limit had been reached in two areas: nationalist unrest The Atnerican Tap in the three Baltic states plus the Asian republics and street protests from dissident groups in Moscow. ?"j''~',,~~~,_, Y~~7F Happy H~ur all Day Long Hungarians protest plans for resettlement 9m!/!r & Ute Drafts .50C BUDAPEST, Hungary (UPI) - Romanian President Nicolae ::Jj' Ceausescu threatened Tuesday to re-examine relations with :1' ~ ~ Pitchers 12. 75 ~ Hungary in the \'!ake of an unprecedented protest in Budapest against his plans L.:i fGi cibly resettle ethnic Hungarians from JI ,".' Speedrails 11 .50 Romanian villages. The Romanian plan, which has caused ~ "I growing tension between the two communist neighbors for ~~-..,.--:. ••• ~ ••y • !. <~. . ~ ~ WASHINGTOr\ (UP!) Talks on the k>chniC-11 details of two important nuclear testing treaties could be fmished by the end or" i ~:;:Bjf1:·::i~.~:~ ~~~·i: > ," the year, chief testing negotiator Paul Robinson report •. ·c Tuesday. Robinson. testify mil before the House Foreign Affal:', ;f~£1:f'r; ,~. ' '~"MI~~Il!'a.ou61·" Com'llittee. also said the talk" on the 1974 Threshold Test Dan Treaty and the 1976 Peacdul Nuclear Explosions Treat'(·~ marked a major step Tuesday with the first exchange of nuclear test yield d .. ta between the United States and Soviet Union at a final session in Geneva. : Discovery launch rescheduled for September CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) -Discovery's launch on the , next shuttle flight has Officially slipped from late August into "early September," NASA officials announced Tuesday, bowing to the reality of post-Challenger launch proces<;ing. NASA made the announcement 29 months to the day after the 1986 Challenger disaster, but managers avoided setting a specific date for launch of the 26th shuttle mission, Originally scheduled for February, 1988. Bakker returns to PTL as audience member FORT MILL, S.C. Daily Egyptian Published daily in the Journalism and Egyptia~1 Laboratory M~.iay through Friday during regular semesters and 'l"oIesday through. Friday during summer term by Southern Illinois Uni"ersity, CommurucattoD5 ., Get Set with Speedo Building, carbondale, 1L 62901. Second class ptJ5tage paid at carbondale, SPEEDO® ILErutorial and business offices located in Communications Building. North Wing, Phone 536-3311, Walter B. Jaehnig, fis~ officer. '. /sO g'~'~,:7~A'~l Subscription rates are $45 per year or $28 fc;-r SIX mon~ Within !.he United States and $115 per year or $73 for SIX months In all foreign 718 S. Illinois Ave-Carbondale ~ c~~ster: Send change of address to Daily Egyptian, Southern 457-6016 or 549-2334 Illinois University, Carbondale, lL62901. Page!. Dally Egyptian, JUlie 29,1988 Big Muddy Monster a conversation piece By Megan Hauck StaHWriter "His hands were knee-level and his eyes were red," he The Big Muddy Monster is as said. "He had a huge mouth real as other paranormal that looked like a big, black beliefs in UFOs and creatures hole when he scrwmed." from other planets, a Reiman, who allegedly University psychologist said. spotted the creature on the Stephen J. Dollinger, a banks of the Big Muddy River, clinical psychologist, said he said he didn't report his doesn't believe in the Big sighting because he thought Muddy Monster. Such people would ridicule him. paranormal beliefs are a "Since it's gotten out that "good source of conversation. I've seen it, a lot of people have though, " he said. called to say they'vfil seen it "It gives the community too, but just didr. t 'eport it," something fun to do," Reiman said. Dollinger said. "It doesn't Rdman said these who really maHer if it's real or make fun of him and do not not." bel'<:!ve there is such a Dollinger said Americans cr.... lture are just scared of it. are more likely to be skeptical "Ridicule without in about paranormal beliefs than vestigation is the crown of people from other cultures ignorance upon the head of a SlaH ..-hoto by Cameron Chin. because "people from other fool, " he said. cultures relate things like (the Reiman, who thinks the Water line repair Big Muddy Monster) to creature may be a species of religion." ape. said be believes the Physical plant work•• EG Vearack, left and new campus phone system. The break Robert Corruccini, a creature's habitat is the Ed Morber repair a wat. lin. that wa. occurred In front of the old barracks and biological anthropologist, said Shawnee National Forest. He broken whUa a trench wa. baing dug tor the only affected thOS8 building •. he drAlbts the creature exists said he thinks there is more because the area it supposedly than one creature because was spotted in is "so "one would die from populstedj so why wasn't it loneliness." caught or shl)t by now? Larry Burlthart, district Housing complaint rejected "It helps those who believe ranger for Shawnee National in it escape the boredom of Forest, said the forest would By Robert But. real life by believing in make be a good habitat for a StaHWriter of the board, said. "However, Streeter said. believe," be said. creature that does not like to a warning letter will be sent to "The Asaturians said they'd Robert Reiman, owner of be disturbed by people. The Carbondale Fair the Oanolords) stating had trouble with noisy tenants Reiman's Auto Service and "I guess (the Big Muddy Housing Board rejected a University concern over how last year and believed the Salvage in Murphysboro, said Monster) liver. there because discrimination complaint confidential grade point noise could be related to grade he saw such a monster - or be wants to," Burkhart said, against two landlords, but it is averages were obtained." point averages," Streeter said. creature, as he prefers to call laughing. concerned because the lan Curtis Hagans and John "They were willing to rent to it-on the mormng of June 3. Reimao is certain that dlords obtamed confidential Wiley, both University the two boys until they found The creature stood betwe.m someone will eventually find grade point averages. students, were not allowed to out about their low grade point eight and 10 feet tall and the creature. "The Board has decided to rent an apartment at 601 S. averages." weigh(:d about 600 pounds, "When they find it. those drop the case stating no Marion St. from Rick and Streeter said the students' Reiman said. The creature's people who didn't believe it are disl'..rimination was involved," Susan A."8turian because they body was covered with fine going to be eating their Elizabeth Streeter, chairman had low grade point averages, See HOUSING, P.p 5 hair, six to 10 inches long. words," he said. SPC SPC SPC SPC SPC :IPC Presents: A Day At tn;t~:4!~j Sunday July 17th Coach BU8 Leaves Student Center at 9:00am and returns that night. Cost-$24.00 (includes Transportation) For more information KoolRay can SPC at 536-3393 (Rock) ThundayJune30,1988 Shryock Steps All...... _wC... I ... . Featuring ...... Amvrlcan Cookout Th. followIng commltt... are (Serving begins at 6:00pm) looking for Interested.tudents to help with their .um.... r programl. All Items A-La-Cart Beef Kabob e'i'-'M //\"'•• "'_'" Bar-B-Que Steak Sandwich .~ Bratwurst .$....t.-l 1/4Ib. Hamburger ~ 1/4 lb. Cheeseburger 1!41b. Hot Dog For more informotion coli 536·3393 or stop bV our office on the 3rd floor of the Student Center. Daily Egyptian, J!1!le29, l!l88,Pagl: 1 Daily~ Opinion &.Commentary. - S1udent EditOr-in-Chief. Jacke Hampton: Editorial Page editOr. Scoll L Perry; Associate Editorial Page Editor. Curtis Winston: Managing Edttor. Gordon Billingsley Give deans scalpels; Not a 2-percent axe A FAMILIAR TOOL has been brought out for college deans to use - the 2-percent axe. It's a rusty, dull axe that wasn't effective when it was .used a few years ago, and unless it's sharpened, it will only do more damage. There is no budget to guide the deans' chopping. It's bard to say where the axe will fall. ';l'be)' can only estimate bow much they would get without a tax lDCl'e8k. Perhaps, instead of using an old rusty axe, the deans should be given a sterile scalpel, so they can perform skillful surgery on departments and programs, rather than haplessly hacking away'. Since House Speaker Mike Madigan isn't giving the legislature an opportunity to vote on the tax increase, whether it will happen is uncertain. Some of. the proposed cuts under the 2-percent budget Lette'rs' reduction plan are radical cuts that hurt the University's -. . ability to serve its students. TIlESE RADICAL PROPOSALS have included not fielding the Marching Salukis, discontinuing museum Downtown Carbondale needs ideas exibits and combining some department classeS. Some of us wbo have been become available) could be population and economy. Colleges that can't take another cut, propose not filling working bard to make Besides looking into vacant faculty positions. Another measure .. ould close downtown carbondale more ~n=:::.e~ possibilities for a community department classes to students outside the department. useful and attractive to the ""civic center." center, S1Jb.committees are Monis Library, already in a state of decay, would cut citizens of this city were working on city beautification, back on staff salaries and further cut periodical and book disappointed with the Daily Also, your story said that downtown business purchases. Egyptian's June 22 story about " Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU Editorial Policies ~ ~.:..i="L'::!.v:-.:!:..:! .....,. 1JMiIned ...... ~a_"' .. Daily Eatpl;" Ecl;toriCII c-miHee...... --.... _ ...... 4H:hW ...... ,...... a_.taff-...ber. tt..facuU, ...... ancI a .IoournaIi_ Sd-' facul,,--.-. Lett... to tt.. editor may be ...... br .-il or ~Iui~u:=tie=~:i~ double --,. All..".,. _ .uIoject '0 ..tili... ancI will'" limited to 500 _d.. latter at .... "-' 250 .-do will ...... -...- for puIiIication. Student. ,,"u.t ict.ntify th...... v •• by ciao. CIIId major. faculty ...... DrrankCllld~'.non ...... 1aIf by po""ion and depart...."t. Wff... oubmitted by mail ohould incl ..... the author. addr_ and t.lephon. n .. m...... l ..tt .... I.... wI-nth v.rilkalion of authorship ,on"", be mode Will no! be published. Thompson declares tax hike dead ARNOLP'S MARKET By CAROL KNOWLES ~ Countryside 2% Milk '1.49 Qal. scapej:!aat. He's never that would have boosted the SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (UPD :1 Bluebell Wieners 120% pkg '1.45 - Gov. James R. Thompson prepared to stand up and say I personal rate from 2.5 percent fwally declared his comatose made a mistake. The people 10 3.5 percent and the cor ~\,',,: Lean Ground Beef '1.39/Ib ...G~X:::~~ didn't want this." tax increase plan dead porate rate from 4 percent to '.1 Field Smoked Ham .3.29/lb'l'-...... "-"r...-, Senate President Philp 5.6 percent. Tuesday and blamed House ~) All 12pk Pepsi products 2 for '5.00 Speaker Michael Madigan for Rock, D-Oak Park, said the Thompson said be will not its demise. entire Legislature was to allow lawmakers to "sneak" a '/, ...... 1% ...... MUthof "Madigan killed it," blame. post-election tax increase -Ii -..._.1.~7.,.. Thompson said. "So now the lhrough tbe Legislature. 7_to1c,. C'ily of Chicago, suburban and "There simply was not "If this tax increase does not dowustate communities and enough support among the pass in this spring session of school districts who must must membership. It's that sim the General Assembly, neitber have some f~mds to operate ple," Rock said. I DOl' Pate Philip nor (House will have to. in some instances, Senate Republican leader Republican Leader) Lee LA ROMA·S PIZZA James "Pate" Philip of Wood Daniels nor Pbil Rock will rely 011 the property tax. That Weekend Specials is tbe consequence of Itilling a Dale said the plan was dead support a tax increase until modest increase in tbe state. long ago and said to some, next year's General Assem Friday thru Sunday incoIne tax." Madigan is a "hero." bly," 1'homJl&Oll said. "We will "I told the governor it was not countenance, stand for, 11 One 16" pizza. 1 Item Madigan, D-Chicago, dead a long time ago. AU we countered that "tbe lIe" were doing was going through ='!.:.~~~ 2 q"arts Pepsi '8.50 killed the Repu~an tbe motions," Pbilip said. "U between November and next 2.-.11..... 2 Querta governor's plan. you're a tax eater and it year's new General Assem , 2 1 it.... PI~a $ada "The people of Dlinois killed benefits you, you'd be mad at bly." tbe tax mcrea&e. The people of him (Madigan). U you're just Madigan, 011 the other hand, Dlinois did not want to spend the average guy that pays tbe said be "would not foreclose" ~¥~t;; ~- .hM an extra $2 billion next year," tax you'd consider him a hero. the consideration of a tax bill '¥~~'i.'\ ,\~~. 1-1 L) Madigan said. "The governor In my district he's a bero." during the Legislature's fall - .. '-~'r .' "Ilfor is engaging in his normal The governor had asked veto session. technique which is to always lawmakers to approve a 40 Thompson said he would not . '11.00 look for an excuse or a percent bike in the income tax give up his tax-bike efforts. # 3 Family PIeaser..Qne 16" pi&j~ •• 1 item. lar'se salad. HOUSING, from page 3 --- 2 quarts Pepsi '10.00 -2.25 Pitchers all Summer deposit for the apartment was and this could be used as discrimination was involved, not good with any other special Oali\l~ry·Pick·Up-Eat refunded after the Asaturians minority discrimination," but there is University concern illinois Ave learned the studerits had low Streeter said. "But we felt that regarding the obtaining of the grade point averages. there was no malicious intent grade point averages," "I asked Susan Asaturian involved on the part of the Streeter said. how she obtained the grade Asaturians. " point information and sbe said The board, bewever, decided Susan Asaturian was a she didn't think it was to warn tbe Asaturians that resident assistant in the on relevant," Streeter said. grade point averages are campus dormitories. The board ruled that the confidential. Rick AsaturiaD said he was Asaturians did not use grades "I will be sending a warning too busy to comment on tbe to discriminate against tbe letter to the Asaturians in complaint. Susan Asaturian students. forming them that tbe housing could not be reached for "The two boys were black board has decided no comment. TEAMSTERS; from page 1-- news coafereDte, "Theta: ~Ie as defendants,' in- >-the Teamsters, including member (Teamsters) cluding tbe top 18 officials of pensiOl18 and severance. executive board has .Dowed .lbe. union, which has a long The 'government charged itself to be corrupted by tbe history of links to criminal that organized crime's Mafia." activity. dominance of the Teamsters "This is an attempt to take A JU'Itice Department of- "has deprived union members flCUlI said no criminal in- of their rights through a :,:~ror:b:etor.;uU:in~: c: dictments are expected in pattern of racketeering that those assets is control of the connection witb the includes 20 murders, a number Teamsters," Giuliani said, racketeering complaint. Tbe of sbooHngs, bombings, adding that the government civil suit is the first time the beatings, a campaign of fear, was "not seeking overaD federal government bas bribes, extortion and theft, and control of the Teamsters moved to take over an in- misuse of union funds." union." ternationaJ union, altbougb is The complaint names as Tbe lOG-page-plus com has moved against som~ union defendants 26 people alleged to plaint, flied under federal anti locaJs, including the second be major La Cosa Nostra racketeering law after and largest Teamsters local. members and associates, ~ '=.)12 1 investigation lasting more The acuOII, filed under tbe including the beads of six than two years, seeks to Racketeer Influenced and crime families, as well as the establish a pattern of corrupt Corrupt Organizations Act of entire Teamsters executive SmimlJ#( JOSE CUERVO. activity rather than individual 19'10, asked the federal judge to board - including President 1 guilt on specific criminal remove any union officers Jackie Presser, currently 8ACAR0 charga5. But it named 44 convicted of rack~ and under indictment on federal to appoint a "liaison' to embezzlement and oversee the international racketeering charges and on a ~ ~~DANlllj union's activities and to assure leave of absence for medical Drugs seized "free and fair elections of new treatment. By John Welbilly officers." Presser is the fourth of iive Staff Writer It also asked that any in- Teamsters since 1952 to be RecordloJ dividuals found guilty of RICO indicted; tbe otber three were Two men were arrested violations - eitber crime convicted, including Jimmy Monday after they allegedly figures of union officers - Hoffa, who was pardoned by tried to seD cannabis to un "disgorge aU proceeds" from ~dent Nixon. dercover agents in Car bondale, said Stephen Kunce director of tbe Soutbern BLOOD, from page 1- Dlinois Enforcement Group. Ronald L. Yearlan, 34, of pbysboro, said Vivian Ulent, people to give blood and made B.R. 7 Carbondale, and bis k8d Crou blood drive coor iJubbc service aDDOUncements, cousin, GordoD L. Yearian, 20, dinator for Soutbern Ulinoia. hell8id. B.R. 4 Murphysboro, were "We are expec.1Iting won Goembel is on medication charged with CleIivery of more ~ thiDp·from SW-C," because of bis transplant and than 500 grams 0{ cannabis S81d Ugent. ''The blood supply is unable to donate blOod. and taken to the Jackson is at a critical level, and we ''The way I see it, the moslt County Jail. They will be need everyone to give." important thing to do is give :r:igned Tuesday, Kunce At tbe last blood drive in blOod. I'm not sure who l. am April, Goembel worked nine helping, but people sbou!d just Agents confiscated ap hours. He spoke to people, give out of the goodness of poximately 5 pounds of can worked tables, persuaded their hearts," Goembel said. nabIS and a loaded .25 caliber pistol, Kunce said. Kunce said stroot value of from page the cannabis is estimated at DUCK, 1--- $10,000. Mr. Evans' dinner bell for theyflocktotbesboretoeat. U convicted, Kunce said, the "his" ducks is a whistle he has "They know their moLw's men could each face 3 to 7 been using since he started quack, and they know my years imprisonment. feeding tbem. As be whistles, whistle," Mr. Evans said. Daily Egyptian, June 29, l!IIB, Page 5 Comparison· shopping Drought drying leisure time By United Press International In Omaha, Neb., ti--e Army In Memphis, Tenn.. the Scientists said Tuesday the· Corps of Engineers said the Coast Guard, the Army Corps for wheat considered nation's rain-starved Farm navigation season on the of Engineers and shipping Belt is drying up at a rate Missouri River's six main industry officials met to map comparable to the Dust Bc?wl stem reservoirs, popular with out a plan to keep vital barge BEIJING (UPI) - China, can afford to meet in boaters, will close two weeks traffic moving on the a major buyer of U.S. days of the Great Depression creased domestic demand. of the 1930s. early and open a week late Mississippi for the rest of the wheat, will CO!lSider taking "Our imports from the Record temperatures in next spring because of low summer despite the prospect business elsewhere if the its United States have been recent days are adding to the water levels. . of ever-lower water levels. severe drought in the UDited unstable in recent years," problem, scientists said. Some Iowa communities Climatologist Ralph Neild of States keeps driving up an unidentified official from The drought not only hits the University of Nebraska grain prices, an official banned fireworks displays the Chinese National Oils Americans in the ~etbook, during the July 4 weekend said Tuesday a lack of rainfaU newspaper said Tuesday. and Cereals Import and it's beginning to infringe on because of the danger of fires, and eight straight days of 106- import "We'd still have to Export Corp. told the their leisure time. and in West Virginia, ab degree temperatures sapped a certain amount of w&eat newspaper. "We bought Officials in Minnesota no.-mally warm and sballow buge amwnts of moisture to complement domestic more when the prices were considered a plan to tap lakes waters endangered the state's from the state's topsoil. He demand and improve seed," low and less when the prices in the north and central parts stock of brook trout. said surrounding states were an official of the MiDistry of werebigb." of the state - at the height of Heavy rains bit parts of experiencing the same Foreign Economic 'Ibe severe drought in the the recrea tional boa ting Minnesota, Texas and New problem. Relations and Trade told the Midwest already has season - to feed the sbrinking Mexico Tuesday, butgeneraUy Neild compared the situation English-language China pushed up wheat prices Daily. Mississippi River, wbic6 skipped by the drougbt in the Farm Belt to the Dust from $U3 per too last month provides drinking water to striCken areas that produce Bowl da~,. when farmers "But we'll compare the to a current $150 per ton. several cities, including most of the nation's food watched helplessly their prices in the UDited States as In the last year, China Minneapolis and St. Paul. supply. crops dried uP. with those in Australia, nearly bas doubled its Canada and Soutb wheat imports, from 7.3 America," the official said. Western agricultural ~~:-u: ~~::t ~tltl) 'l'O"'N LI UlltJ It.~_- "-,.., analysts in Beijing said the year ending June 30. Im report may be a signal to ports were boosted by a rise world wbeat producers that m consumption that bit as China could be wooed from domestic wheat production Low Price. its U.S. sUpJ)!iers and is leveled off. co~tted to its st-.pped-up China is expected to Convenl.ntly locateclln grain Imports. import about 4.4 million the ....rt of _utlful Fut, they added, a toas oflllClltly winter wheat decrease in U.S. wheat from the United States by Downtown Car...... exports likely would push up June SO, accounting for 31 pnces on the world market, percent of its wheat im leaving China to decide if it ports. Engineering camp set Wa~ By Mepntt.uck .~. Recreation Center and the Staff Writer Student Center, will stay at Eighteen high school juniors Thompson Point. and seniors have been selected The ;:~e of Engineering to participate in an and T ogy also will c0- eru!ineering camp for minority sponsor an engineering camp stUdents at the College of for 15 yOllllg women, who are Engineering and Technology. bigh school juniors and Two openings are expected seniors. to be filled by July 16 when the Scheduled ro be beld July 10 camp begins, Teresa Trussell, through July 22. Trussell said All New director of minority the camp bas been extended an engineering, said. extra week due to an $18,000 Tbe students will aUeno grant from the National .~A'}.U:.tf}9.IjT more than 20 hours of classes Science Foundation. and laboratories.A field trip to "The purpose of these camps a coal mine in Southern Illinois is as a serv:'i!e to introduce For the Ladle.: 2 for 1 also is scheduled. students to engineering, " The campers, who are black LiDda Helstern, public in AD., lllaed DrIak. or Hispanic, are from Dlinois, formation officer for the Kentucky and Missouri. College of Engineering and 100 Draft. They were nominated by a Technology, said. "It's DOt to teacher, counselor or principal recruit students to 8IU, '2.10 Pitcher. to attend the camp and they althnullh that is an added 8108peedrall. bad to receive two recom bOOils:o mendations, at least one from Currently, only ODe in Dine a math or science teacher. engineering students I - Hdfl3flh I. The campers, who will have nationwide are , Horse~hoe!i :'2~ Y5;~ f \ nli~ .ball Helstern said. access to tbe Student ••ttH ...... --u-...... I .... Hay network to be set up c~~ c~~s WASHINGTON (UPI) - .. The Agriculture Department wP~'1 ,~ said Tuesday state all'.! federal officials will set up a national hay information network to help drought-striken areas 'll~~~~"'~ locate fodder for cattle. Many states already are nmning botlines that keep track of bay supplies inside each state. Agriculture Department officials said O~~1 HayNet will go into operatiOIl ina few days. HayNet will rely on weekly I I reports from states of where ~d~mi!!:~ I j bay is available and which to a ~3 glass we'U l areas need hay and the quantities needed. The in fill all night with the drinks of formation will be put into a your choice. data bank where states can check for leads. In addition, "Come keep the ladies companv I states are assembling a bay .AlS().. directory to serve individual farmers. "IDNITE FOOD BurFE states with hotlines now in operation and their numbers are: Rt.13 E. 529.. 3755 -illinois, HIOO-541-9561. -Indiana has set Ju1v 1 to open i,ts botline. . ., • . Page 6, DMlyEgyp\iaJi! .ftmets,l9III/ Dix man is ACROSS 1 Feeler . I 5 Volume CLASSIC CAR CARE &-lIMOUSINE \:~. } charged in 9 Vend 13 Celebes ox Today's 14 Yearn ,::.,Owner's Birthday special.~,.:: 15 An Osmond 1987 killing 16 Optimistic 17 Indian ? Wash & Wax -~ MOUNT VERNON, Ill. 18 Student Puzzle ordeals 00 I~_~~~ c.,...... ______r. c-.-I U~H_.... '. Ir------••nt 1 Movl. Get 1 I ~\Ured Crea., (,~ GOURMET • 1 FRII I t "-ia nd\\ h.·lu', ,t____ ...... ------1 !·~!!! !:.~ ___ -I I )t...... t.. .- .... I Tuesday & Wednesday are Dollar Days 715 S. University Sun.Thur Fr. & Sat On The Island l.'Zl,m·'.Dlm 12pm.llpm 549.0413. James M. Sklersch Plate Lunch 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit' 11:00am - 8:00pm is a 24-carat animated film $3.85 By Carrie Ferguson Early Bird Special Entertainment Editor Eddie Valient (Bob Hoskins) play a hilarious piano duet at to follow Roger's wife Jessica. the Ink and Paint Club. 4:00pm - 6:00pm The hottest movie star iD Jessica is a gorgeous and Hoskins does a fme job of Hollywood these days is nOl a very busty red-headed Toon portraying Valient, a $3.00 teen heart-throb or a sexy, wbo sings at the Ink and PaiDt character who's rough around blond actress. He's a floppy, Club, a local night club. the edges, but soft-hearted and OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY /7 DAYS A WEEK long-eared Toon called Roger Valient, a down-and-out caring on the inside. Rabbit. detective with a distaste for "Who Framed Roger Toons, is to take pictures of WEDNESDAY Rabbit" features both Jessica and her supposed Famous cartoon animated and real-life paramour, Marvin Acme. characters, in what is sure to When Roger sees the com characters - Mickey UNGLE NIGHT be the summer's hottest film. promisiDg photos of Acme and Jessica, De goes crazy and Mouse, Bugs Bunny, runs out of Maroon's office. DumbO and Betty Film Review Later, when Acme is mur dered, Roger becomes the Boop - appear prime suspect. throughout the film. The Disney and Steven With the sinister Judge Spielberg film. wbich cost an Doom (Christopher IJoyd) and estimated $45 million. contains the Weasel patrol hot on his Charles Fleischer, the stand action, adventure, friendship, trail, Roger convinces Valient up comic who. provides love and violence in a movie to help him. Roger's voice, wore a bunny much different from the rest of The animation in "Roger costume just off-camera the summer releases. Rabbit" is wonderful. The d~ the filming to help The setting is Hollywood iD TOODS are notbing like Hoskins relate to the 1947. Somewhere in east Los Saturday mlll'lling cartooDS. imaginary protagonist. Angeles is Toontown, home of They seem three-dimensional, Jessica's sultry voice the TOODS. they cast shadows and make belongs to Katbleen Turner Roger is an excitable, noise when they walk. Roger (RomanciDg the Stone) and nervous and endearing even spits real water. her singing voice is done by character who stars with Baby Famous cartoon characters Amy Irving (Spielberg's wife). Herman, an animated infant, - Mickey Mouse, Bugs Bunny, Roger Rabbit is a clever in a series produced by Dumbo and Betty Boop - film, with strong adult appeal, Y.aroon Cartoons. When Roger make on-screen appearances and it's slapstick comedy is forgets his liDes, the Maroon throughout the movie. Donald sure to delight young viewers boss hires private iDvestigator Duck and Daffy Duck even too. 'Rabbit' hops to top of box office HOLLYWOOD li.S,IlA Ch,"e,' Boll .. lrss FreSh Mad.. Oail) Vine-ripened U,S. G<.v't tOlspecl<'d Sirloin T\p Lean Ground Home-grown Family Pac FR"Sh Meaty Watermelons Pork Spare Ribs I Steaks 9 Beef Tomatoes S2 §Lb. $13~. $19~. Avg. 97~b. 98~b. Wide-solid 4th of July Cook.Qut F",ld 12 ['ak ~it"l~j Kt.lUful'l\ldn $1 $}28 Smoked S,.,l,i,ce"d Bacon 98 Pepsi-Diet Pepsi Sausage tb ~B9'~~~~" .. , $ 399 . 1',,1\,., BU'It'I,·" $-2''--7-8 ;';~,~~~~'''. ~ 1~~ . Hilllll ... --'ll' .. Han!tl."(:f Smoked Ham I)' Plastic $241~L Flea & Tick ~ Fll'ld ., 5 Cullery Cans '-'-'S-}'-58 Llf/I/I J Sliced Bologna 1 jJ, ~~~!~~at' 9 J ,Wru.:i.. 0\6)'8 ··Fa,. a lirwTOriu-r or F_" From Our I",s• .,.., &rknp a 4th of J ..d,. P;Nl;~-.'tfrJP b... · 'he Red, White and [)di rOT ,h,.... "Horo JqWriql... . Blueberry Specials ~;~~':s:b.~~~ ... 99( lb. Muffms ...... 6/$1.69 ~::;ke~:::st $4.59 lb. Bagels ...... 3 /89( =:ri~'~~_ 62.69 lb. Cake Dooull .. $1.99 Dozen 'leIiTortU~ I IChips ..... 1.19120z.11ag PouudCake •. $1.79 IGOz. FIVE HUGE BALLOONS.•• will guide you to some of Ihe Pavlors of Country Fair. This weekend. Friday' and Salurday. Jul\' 1st & 2uo. under 5 01 the ~ bi~><;I helium balloons you've !~ ~er seen. we will be grilling ,!Io''''' =- ':. "'1..","",,5 Ixllldei~ butterfly pork chops. 'nleseI ,.. COMPARE THE BOTTOM LINE ... s. • ",,",,"W delidous USDA Grade 'A" chops ( 1702W. MAIN-CARBONDAlE, IL • 457.Q381 --~ ~ .,. ••• will he Sl"rved with bar-be-que and '" all the fixin's, So plan on s 1,,Ang~' We reserve the right to limit quantilies ~•. ~.:.~'''' {'OUlltlY Fair and la'i\e the flavors of ( quality and low prices within your Open 24 Hours A Day, 7 Days A Week • ,-~" one·Slop shopping experienoJ These Prices Effective Wednesday, 6/29/88 thru ~Tuesday, 7/5/88 Page 10, Daily Egyptian, June 29,1988 • Title & Registration Service 'Travelers Checks t,o-wait 1989 Pa~senger car & truck renewal stickers NOW AVAILABLE -iffiRh' Visa-Mastercard Cash Advances Center 606 S. Illinois. Carbondale ""'.L .. ")'n ..~ ... All.. Y ou.. Can.. Drink Drafts & Speedrails $5.00 Ferrets I ArrIvl...... Whitewashing Lhasa Apso I! Shih.. Tzu Rictwd &da. who ..... for Cerbondale ,..11rMd hc:ks near Q,..nd Avenue I LongHair ~_~____ w __~ ___ ~ _____ ._~ ____ ~_____ .. ___ T_~____ Y_. ______~ Chihuahua Temporary Summer Hours: ~:fL~" CIOIH Sunclays Teamsters long tied to crime 2 to\} &. 1 C fish sale every WASIUNGTON (UPI) - CleUaD committee bearings in control of the unioo in March The government bas baWed the late 195011, led by chief 1967 after former President ~~~~s FISH NET with Teamsters bosses off aod counsel Robert F. Kennedy, Jimmy Hoffa was imprisoned More than just a fisf' store! 00 for decades, but it was the first aired charges of for jury tampering, con Murdale Reagan administration, with widespread labor union spiracy and mail fraud. its close ties to the union, that corruptioo. Fitzsimmons was formally took the most drastic step in 10 addition to corruption elected president in 1971 when efforts to rid the organization amoog the ~ leaders of the Hoffa lost a bid for early of corruption. union, the swt charged that parole. Fitzsimmons often The government flIed a since about 1970, the gover was photographed with racketeering suit against the DDlent bas convicted more President Nixon, who ap unioo's leaders in New York than 300 peole connected with pointed him to the wage-price Tuesday, seeking to bave a the Teamsters, including control board in 1971. trustee appointed to take over many union officials, for Hoffa, pardoned by Nixon in the union. The lawsuit crimes tbat included ex 1971, disappeared in 1975 in a charged that the union, with tortion, bribery and em killing that bas never been 1. 7 million members, is bezzlement of union money. solved. Hoffa was planning a controlled by org&Dized Altbough the Teamsters return to the Teamsters crime. union bas long bad a presidency at the time of his The unprecedented move reputation for association death. against the Teamsters is the with organized crime, its Fitzsimmons died of cancer most dramatic government leaders often enjoyed access in May 1981 and was replaced action against America's to the White House. by Roy Williams, ft, relatively largest unioo since the Mc- Frank FitzsimmODS took unknown Team.c;t1~r leader. Labor unions protest lawsuit WASHINGTON (UPI) - move bad dangerous im democratic society, labor The labor movement plicatioos. uniODS must be controlled by denounced the government's Also, Labor Secretary Ann their members and not by the attempt to tate over the McLaughlin appeared to government. If the Justice Teamsters union Tuesday, distance berseIf from the suit, Department bas evidence saying the unprecedented saying, "We have deferred to sufficient to prove tbat officers move is a threat to the in the Justice Department 011. the of the International dependence of unioos. legal issues but remain very Brotherhood of Teamsters or 10 a lawsuit flIed Tuesday in coocerned about the effect of any other unioo bave com New York, the government this action on the over mitted federal offense, the charged that the 1.7-millioo whelming majority of department should proceed member unioo is controlled by Teamster locals and rank and against those individuals orgamzed crime. me members who bave bad DO directly under laws which The move was coodemned part in corrupt activities." forbid convicted criminals by the Afo"IrCIO and other McLaughlin added, "While from holding union office ... labor unions. Even a group of the nature of this action is not dissident Teamsters, always unprecedented, the scope and The suit was even criticized critical of thP union leader potential impact is." by Teamsters for a ship. said the government The AFL-CIO said, "!n a Democratic Uruon. Daily Egyptian, June 29, 1968, Page II Ion ------rou'.re ImJlOrtant to v•. KREY CARVEMASTER JR COUPON SAVINGS FULLY COOKED CHOICE OF COLORS WAS 1.98 $ 4 roll pkg Lb. wrrn: COUPON &. $20.00 PURCHASE LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY PLEASE SFNIORCIT1ZENS$10.00 PURCHASE AVAnABlE PEPSlHAVORS Pepsi or Diet Pepsi Half G~llons 12 pack 120% cans $ 692$ PRICES GOOD THRU. SAT JULY 2ND '88. RIGHT TO LIMIT. NO SALES TO DEALERS. Page 12, Dally Egyptian, JUDP29, 1988 1-. oJ ~f 4', ,,'. L ,'~' ~ I ., I. I' •• 1 - ~ FOIl SAlE; LADIES 3 opd blk.. • •• ILOW OUT KEYIOARD s"I.' I 8DIIM APT. FU/IH or urrfurtt. «. 4~. ONE GIRL. 2 guys need one eellem. 12" TV. flOod Daily Egyptian, JUDe 29,1918, Page 13 •. F.S.H. PAlNnNG "fIfIOFESS/ONAL Sunglasses ~wI::;O;:'''":.~~-::,r~~ gUOf'On,eed. For fr.. ftflmofe cell 529·1254. So pseudo-detJdhetJd. yOIJ 6-29-U ...... 3784£163 must reaJly like the I qat CiUned away Do /IOU UlQl/t tD HANDYMAN WITH PICKUP will cleo" and """I anything. Moving jobs. Grateful Dead. and 9d: SId! owl botFed. hmr now I ~sCDpt2d trees :vi oncl removed. Call 529- then I passed out. the gOrbalJf! can? 3457 Thl'y are tJCUf!SOIII! TYPI~ AND WOlD processing. \ \ ~. 825 S. IlllnoIl (behl"d er... I mean cool. Plazl~ I:fKOrd$). retm papHS. fbesM-dJsI.. resumes. .'C". f« \ quollty_. coli 529·2722. r '-3-U ...... 43NE183 MIl. RX IT mowing ,...... /own. All kinds of yord _. fr_ ..lImo _ _ 549-8231. TYPING _0 WORD processlnll. The Offlce. _E. _.Su"-5. Call 549- 3512. 6-_ ...... 4103f164 TYPlNG-fDlTING-WIIInNG. Same NfIlII CAMPUS FOIl Fall. rnr.. and AVAILABLE AUGUST IS. /.ocoled 230 ., ...... 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Laser PriDting failed to take "timely aDd appropriate" enforcement * Word Processing action in roogbly tw~tbirds of about 800 ca&eII where toxic Now Introducing waste handlers violated en vironmental laws, a report :.A * FAX said Tuesday. _s CCIU -forf-t,prof_wnal The GeaeraI Accounting service Office, the investigatory arm Eastgate Shopping Center of Congress, found En vironmental Protection r------, Agency aDd state officials I reacted properly in Obiy .n I perceat of the 836 ca&eII exemiDed in its study. I Furthermore, the track ~PIZZA I record of state enviroDmeatal I authorities aad EPA regional Behind the Court House , officUds was worse in regard I to "higb-priority" cases in 1.... FREE Pitcher of volving the most serious violations, such u failure to Budweiser BEER " install grauadwater mllllitan to detect possible COD with Purchase of a tamination. The study said" states toot Large Pizza quick aDd appnlpriate actiou Good thru July 3 Volid 1.0. Required ~y~l':m= Sun - Thurs - 4-11 pmlFri - Sat 4-12pm azted properly in 0Dly 18 Epilepsy research Phi 684-5598 913 Chesnut Murphysboro,lL percebl L______Ia more tbaa half of the Scott Krahl, a gradlla" student In biopsychology, Is bigh-priorilf violation ca&eII, conducting r... rch on epileptic Mlzum by monitoring the GAO said, more than aiae the bralnwa".. of rats. H.... , Krahl Injects Ildoc11lne Into months passed without any a rat'. heed. h I. hoped thet a microchip and pump, IBM PC/XT enforcement action being which can aupply lidocaine, can be Imp"nted In heads Compatible taken. 01 epileptic's who are unable to take other medication. illi .~ is DO assurance that TURBO XT potentially threatening en- Runs all IBM Software vironmental conditions Star-danllealures Include" associated with the - Monogr'llh,C$ Card ami Monttor --~ mismanagement of hazardous • 640K RAM on the Motherboard e waste are beiDI dealt with in Contracts steered • Dual 360K hall-hetght Floppy Dr • 16·btt 80118"2 Dual speed 148MHII.M, Lowest Prices in a timely ancl appropriate crDpfDCesSOJ manner nationwide,"" the • 150 Wan Power Supply Southern Illinois GAO report said. ,/.' to clients by aide • 84-irev PC AT Style keyboard "799Mono System The study reviewed state - 8 slot Mol ...... witll8D87 MATH Co .... Color System : and federal enforcemeat .._sIol .... 2O-Meg System efforts in New JS'IeJ, New WASHINGTON (UPI) - -I r_w.. ..,.,..11 Yark, DIiaois, Ohio, LouisiaDa While be was assistant Navy Paisley "liked to talk • AT !.lyIe Case The Computer Warehouse aDd Texas to lee if they met secretary, Melvyn Paisley • Turbo and Reset BullonS. 3 LED Call 893-4412 tbe EPA's Enforcement made dramatic changes in about cutting costs, " PoIotltghts 1 Mile So. of Cobden on Old Rt. 51 Respoase Poliey, a 1984 Pentagon bidding strategies but he was 1.8.M i. a registered trademark of tatemat,ona' Business Machines directive settiDg timetabIee that brought windfalls to some for enforcement actiou aDd of the same companies be later "feathering his own serviced as a private con 99 penalties for different kiDdII of nest" - attracting AT 286 $1299 violations. sultant, according to several For eumple, the policy Navy procurement officials. clients in expectation requires enfon:emeat acti.. Tbese sources said Paisley, Com~uter Warehouse Your Volume Dealer agaiDst "bigh-priority" a central figure in the Pen of leaving the Navy. vioIatan witbiD 135 days GI aD tagOD corruption scandal, inspectioD de tee tiD, appeared to be "steeriDg" -FO/1TJI!f senbr Navy official violatiODl. Authorities are major contracts toward giant either to order the violator to defense contractors sucJl as correct problems or refer the United Tecbaologies Corp., FBI aDd NavallDvestigative case to cov~rDmeDt Unisys Corp. ancf McDonnell Service agents are focusing on pmleCUtors for legal actiou. Douglas Corp. evidence, gathered during their secret "Operation m "Paisley had his OWD Wind" inquiry, that after Briefs agenda, and he used cutting leaving tbe government in costs as a cover," said one 1987, Paisley passed kickbacks former senior Navy to Navy emo1oyees for inside ROSTERS FOR intramural procurement bead, wbo contract iruormatioD, federal ultimate frisbee are due at 4 requested anooymity. law enforcement soorces said. today at the captain'. meeting A former senior Navy of in the Rec Center room 158. ficial clO6ely familiar with Tbey said investigators Rosters for volleyball are due Paisley's decisions said that suspect tbat bureaucrats at 4:30 p.m. while he "liked to talk about Paisley had put in place, in cutting costs," Paisley was cluding longtime aide James EGYPTUN DIVERS Scuba "feathering his own aest" - Gaines, cootinued ~o supply Kid's Clay July 5-July 26 Club will meet at 7 tonight on attracting clients in ~x him with restrk~ data that the slept of Pulliam Ball. peetation of leaving tbP. Navy. be, in tum, fed to his clients. "arenls .egi>le ,.If- !,=? -=-~~_\ (40' OFF lABEU .' c~ i I (5()< OFF LABEU FR~~~lI,E:DER , ,,/ ,'t,'k11,',I,"-/ , RED RIPE fI. LAUNDRY 'ViII" (REGULAR' sweet f l~ /;t' WhOle II, / Tide ®f Kings;fOrd ~~\Charcoal Com li,,#~i watermelOn . ' rgent EACH EAR. . . \it' f.ACH .... 42-0Z. BOX. . . 2G-LB. BAC ... IWr REGULAR OR TARTAR CONT~Ql ~"Or// coi93te NectarinesJ"~¢i Toothpaste LB., . . IJ 4.6·0Z. TUBE ... Souooge, Pepperoni, Beef "Y ONE GET ONE ".. Canodian II«on 1hin Crust Pizza .FREE ,,~550 !!.~7;::;'::;'u.to,. ... 59 I Potato Salad ••• 6 :::':: ... FRE~ ..J Page 16, Daily Egyptian, Juoe29, 1988 Reform sought ~------______t for scholarship ~ Makin' it great! selectjon process =Hut. NEW YORK (uPIl - Civil rights and feminist groups, including the NAACP and the r------COUPON------, National Organization for Women, Tuesday joined the : Large for the price of medium! : FairTest attack on the : Order any IHrge pizza and pay the pnoe of. medium SIZe pizza with : selection process in the $34 I the same number of lOpP:lngs. HUJ'T!' thlS offer expires soon. one~ million Na tiona I Meri t scholarship competition. t PIPa~:=:c::=r~-:::·I~~l~=;~~=n~vl~tU~~ur:tK ,. I I f~,uJ.r menu pm;t") onh, l'rIiot 'o'o1hd In (Ombln.. bon Molth .an..- other COUP"" C)f I FairTest is urging an end to I gromotl(m"!Qtft'r '{lOcentredemplJonv.alue·1~PIl.ldHut.lnc Of.erekplr~ I use of a test "biased on the basis of gender, race and L::=::~ -=-.: .-.::~.::,:~-=..:.: : .. =-:..-~.:.: ::::.-"':-.:-=~ family income" as the sole ___ determinant of scholarship eligibility. In letters, dated June 28 and mailed first class to to individual board members of T-BIRDS the National Merit Scholar ship Corporation, FairTest Dive Into and the others said, "We are alarmed and dismayed by the Summer. relatively small proportion of minority and female winners of the scholarships you ad· minister." The letter called for an end to reliance on test scores exclusively in the awards process and a breakdown of winners by gender and ethnicity. 2S~ John Weiss, president of FairTest, the National Center Drafts for Fair & Open Testing, Cambridge, Mass., said the All Day All nite crusaders also are urging schools and corporations fill Summer which fund "merit" scholarships to develop 111 Washington 529·]808 alternative awards procedures if National Merit refuses to change its formula. "We want them to stop GRADUATION AUGUST relying on the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test· National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test," he said. ~1888~ FairTest, funded by the Ford Foundation and the Rockefeller Family Fund, says the one-hour exam is ! ~r~e~Yourcap.Gown based on old Scholastic Ap titude Test (SAT) questions. and Announcements. F,... WecIIW...,.... _ ...... __ ... ."..., Souttwn 1111 ...... high 8CbooI ...... who ...... -rtIcI..-tl", In tile Challenge to Ex_1ence program CIA official ~ offered on CIImpus. TIle ortenteertng COlI.... Is 10000ted Ju.t north of .... Wham Building. first witness in Iran case Teacher-testing law WASHINGTON (UPIl - Joseph Fernandez, the first CIA official to be takes effect this week charged in the Iran· Contra scandal, pleaded SPRINGFIELD, m. (UPI) caring teacher. There's no not guilty Tuesday to - Beginning July 1. aspiring good paper and pencil test to chi;rges of conspirac)' teachers will be required to do that," Bentz said. "We hope and obstruction of Justice take two tests to assess their those are the kinds of in organizing the competency - one for basic assessments being made while resupply of the Contras. skills and another for their teachers arestill in training." specific subject area: All teachers, administrators Dressed in a dark suit The exams were enacted by and other school personnel and accompanied by' his the Legisla ture and the such as nurses and counselors lawyer, Thomas Wilson, governor in 1985 as part of the who are entering the Fernandez stood before Pine educatioo reform package. professio 1 on or after July 1 U.S. District Court Judge CurrenUy, graduation from an must take the tests. In ad· Aubrey Robinson to enter approved teaching college is dition, all C".JlTent educators his plea in federal court, l3i1rd sufficient to earn a teaching wish:ng to upgrade their telling the judge, "Your certificate. certificates and individuals honor, I plead not Some have objected to the certified in other states must guilty." IW~INIII""y Rite tests, saying '''ey cannot take Illinois' test to teach in • evaluate a teacher's ability to the prairie state. Fernandez, who used manage a classroom, motivate There is one basic skills test the alias Tomas Castillo, Reggae students or spark their to assess reading, writing, was the fIrSt CIA official =~~ces and unlock grammar and math, and 53 to be charged in in· subject matter tests ranging dependent prosecutor Mite But Susan Bentz, the state from early childhood Lawrence Walsh's Board of EducatiOll's assistant educatiOil to theater arb. sw~ IB-mootb probe Red5tr1pe • superintendent over teacher The exams were put foreign policy Jungle Juice Both 1.25 educatioo and certif1CatiOO, together by the board with the :fair. said the tests were carefully aid of National Evaluation Plna Coladas $2.25 designed to assess prospective Systems Inc. of Massachusetts On June 20, a grand teachers based OIl what they over the course of 18 months. jury hearing evidence in will need to know to get the job As with any change in the scandal accused featuring done in an Illinois classroom. requirements, there has been a Fernandez in a five-count "In 1985 the Legislature very rush of applications by those indictment of organizing * Shark Kabobs '1.50 * clearly wanted evidence of two seeking to sneak in prior to the r!'"ozen Cocktails & Tropical things - that te..chers and deadline, Bentz said. The educational personnel had the board has received 4,500 =tan I ~~other aid tb:e:~~J to the •••• limbo Contest basic skills and subject matter requests for certificates Nicaraguan Contras ;;~... ~~ ~ Prize GiveC"vays knowledge to do the job. through the first three weeks while he was CIA station Testing will help us lear.. ihose of June, she said. cilief in Costa Rica from \. .. pt;ulc parts," Bentz said. The l.ests are given four July 1985 to December .. It still won't tell us whether limes each year at various 1986 " •••.~... I 700 E. GRAND 549-3348 <;omeone will be ~ humane and locations around the state '----_._------Daily Egyptian, June 29, 19811, Page 17 Tyson's 91-second fight may have been too good ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. indestructible force." 12. Under the terms, Cayton Association titles and ended decision over Trevor Berbick (UPIl - Mike Tyson, the one would take over as manger in Spinks' claim to the 011 the undercard Monday and only heavyweight ". DON'T see any big fight the event of his partner heavyweight title. Spinks fell night. Tyson stopped Berbick champion, is also the one and in the near future," added Jacobs' death. Jacobs died in to 31-1. in two rounds Nov. 22, 1986 to only attraction left in the Shelly Finkel, the clos-ed;.' March after a IO-year bout Spinks' promoter Butch win the WBC title. division after his 91-second circuit coordinator for with leukemia. Lewis Tuesday said he bas "You want me to fight Carl destruction of Michael Spinks. Monday night's fight. yet to discuss with Spinks Williams?" Tyson said. "Did Tyson's knockout of Spinks Tyson's next tough fight "I'M 'OUTRAGED by this," whether the former light ou see him fight Berbick'1 Monday night might have will be a legal battle, which Cayton said 'i'uesday of the· heavyweight and heavyweight bid you see wbat I did to been too impressive for his promises to run longer than lawsuit filed in Supreme champion will retire. Berbick? I'll take your own good. No matter how his victory over Spinks. Court of New York County. money. great a fighter Tyson is Minutes before the fight, "As far as I'm concerned, WITH SPINKS out of the perceived, he cannot generate Tyson's manager, Bill things aren't working out so way, there are no obvious "Everybody says great interest against Cayton, was served papers well," Tyson said after the contenders for Tyson. He is (cruiserweight champion mediocre opponents. from a lawsuit Tyson filed fight. "Our relationship due for mandatory defenses Evander) Holyfield's next but "I think Tys(m's seeking to break their ~~~" he and Cayton) is before the end of the year there are a hundred guys out marketability is made much managerial contract. The suit against Frank Bruno and Carl there." more difficult," said Mark accuses former manager Jim Tyson dropped Spinks twice "The Truth" Williams, but Etess, president of Trump Jacobs of fraudulently in in the most awesome per neither stands much of a CAYTON'S PLANS call for Plaza Hotel and Casino, ducing Tyson to sign a new formance of his unbeaten 35- chance. .' Tyson to fight Bruno in which paid $11 million to contract without telling him bout career. He defended his Bruno is ranked No. 1 by England Sept. 3, then defend stage the Tyson-Spinks fight. of his impending death. International Boxing the WbA and WaC. Williams twice more before meeting "Mike Tyson is now con Tyson signed a new Federation, World Boxing became the 18F's No. 1 Francesco Damiani in Italy ceived by the public as this agreement with Jacobs Feb. Council and World Boxing challenger when be won a oextJune. Tyson made right prediction Spinks just wasn't able to live up to his rhetoric of SlI'VivaI RESTAURANT.~J & LOUNGE ~ ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. otherwise. Atlantic City ex should not automatically be I THAI CUISINE STEAKS SEAFOOD I WPI> - Apparently, peeted an $80 million windfall viewed as a bad bout. guarantees are for mufflers, for the richest bout in history. "In the aftermath, this was a not prize fights. More than 21,000 saw the bout total rematch," he said. "But a ALL YOU CAN EAT Neither Mike Tyson nor live and Trump Plaza lot of people wanted to see it. Michael Spinks promised a executives were still counting More people watebed and -Ea RolI classic confrontation off the the winnings Tuesday as the more money was generated Wednesday -Crab Ransoon famed Boardwalk Monday· exodus was in full throttle 00 than for any otbec flgbt ever." night. Tyson talked of the expressways and runways. Night Buffet. -BBQWinas destruction, Spinks of sur- "We bad aggressive drop Even without exact figures, -SpareRibs vival. Tysoo's opinioo woo out. . progressions and all of them Finkel estimated the telecast 5-9pm -Fresh Vecetable Dishes "This one never bad a were exceeded," said Trump take was "dose to $50 -Moo Goo Gai Pan chance to t.'ODlpetitive fight," Plaza President Mark Etess. million." -Fresh Salad Will an audience that paid Bar said Richie Giacbetti, "We enbancei our business by Adults-".9S -Seafood Worba longtime trainer of former about $10 millitlll yesterday." $1,500 for a ringside seat aDd $35 for a living-room chair pay -Yung Chow Fried Rice heavyweight champ'ion Larry According to Etess, the Children ·'3.95 -Hawaiian Fish Holmes. "It couldn t live up to average Monday casino drop for another ~lled super under 10 the bype. - the amount of money ex- fight so close' after the 91- -ChickHl Curry second ripoff? . -Oyster Beef "You need two fighters who changed for chips or markers ~8y ReservatIOn Of Walk-In- "I don't see a fight like that -MuchMore are competitive. Ali and at the gambling tables - is in the near future," Finkel Frazier pla)'ed up to the ex- $1.5 million. On the average, a 20ft S. Wall (C_ofWa.U., Walnut1457-4S10 pectatioos m Manila. We're casino takes in 16 percent of said. ~ ,Z still talking about it today. Ali- the drop. Giachetti said the next big Foreman in Zaire. Larry and "We had a good day," Etess fight will have to come from a Norton went 15 rounds, toe-to- said, "but I don't think you'll lighter weight division. hJe in iii ~wbatUtl!1. Spialcs seearenJatc:htooBOOn.'· • "U (Hector) ca.nacho can never had the power to Iceep Shelly Finlcel, UJe closed- beat someone, CaIl'.1cho and T,yson off." circuit and pay-per-view (Julio Cesar) Chav~ could be Some people tbought operator, said a quick fight something," he said Spinks not talking of retirement, although many others have said Jt ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Spinks's confidant, stepped in. heavyweight crown in i!l85 CRAWFISH FEAST (UP!) - No one in Michael "I've advised MiChael to from Larry Holmes and Spinks' camp bas mentioned take some time off and enjoy . defended it twice. He was retirement yet. Everyone his personal life as Michael stripped of the title in 1986 for Thar_ June 30 6 to 1.0pm outside his entourage has Spinks the man," Lewis said. not fighting Tony Tucker ass~edit. . LPwi..s said Tuesday he will witbinasettime. Served on the Patio with Sp~ suffered the fU'St loss speak with Spinks when the Spinks left the title of his 12-year career and the . ediate . (.'mODS fourth quickest in heavyweight ~ commotion sub- unification series, in whicb he Cornaon-the-Cob, Potatoes & ~mpionship his~ry Monday ~ Tyson sues to get rid of manager • SPE£IAL IWEI1T lOGDTS • ~w YORK (UP!) - Mike y Tysoo has flied u lawsuit y~ terms of the new his comr: ' S= of the ~VEll~ _ ~ to break his cooti:act contract, Cayton would take that with Bill Cayton and deny the ~~t': =~ Tues-International Night manager his share Ilf the ra:::, =:s manager after longer manage Tysoa and that champion's $22 million purse Tyson receive his entire purse, ~vEll~ from the beavyweight title cayton was served with lessupeoses, from the Spinks' fight with Michael Spinks. papers minutes before Monday bout. cayton and closed-circuit Wed-Jungle Night night's fight, which ended coordinator Shelly Finkel say The suit, flied Monday in ~\1ER~ State Supreme Court in after 91 s~onds with a Tysoa should earn about $22 Manhattan, alleges Cayton knockout by Tysoo. millioo for the bout. Thur-South of the Border Night and former manager Jim "I am ~traged by this," Puccio said the charges in Jacobs failed to tell Tyson that Cayton said at a news con the lawsuit were "absOlutely Jacobs was dying when they ference Tuesday at the office false." Register for CANCIJS TRIP signed a new contract Feb. 12. of his attorney, Thomas "Jim is no longer with us and J'acobs died March 23 after Puccio. cannot defend himself," Any or all of these nights suffering from leukemia for 10 The suit named Cayton and Puccio said. "It is a low blow." Page 18, Daily Egyptian, JUDe 29, 1988 ·'·'r- IP- r West German ranked 90th After long rain delay, upsets No. 5 seed Connors Becker in quarterfinal WIMBLEDON, England the third set Among the women. No. 1 WIMBLEDON, England before the foul weather (UPI) - Patrick Koehnen, a Kuehnen, ranked 19th in Steffi Graf and No. 3 Pam (UPI) - Boris Becker moved in at the start of West German ranted 90th in West Germany, woo the match Sbriver reacbed tbeir eadured a leDgtby rain Wimbledoo's second week. the world. Tuesday rocked tbe with a cross-court forehand scbeduled semifinal. No. 4 delay Tuesday, tbeD Becker, the West German $4.3 million Wimbledon voDey, marlriog wbat could be Chris Evert also made tbe last powered into aD attractive who woo the title in 1985 and Cbampionsbips by defeating Connors' last Wimbledon four but must await tbe match Wimbledoo Cham' ousbip '86 • trying to . revenge two-time winner Jimmy appearance after 17 years. between unseeded Ros quarterfiDal ~tatiOil aft: Cash ~his" title Coonors in five sets. No.6 Boris Becker of West Fairbank and defending agaiDst Pat Cash. last year with a fmal victory Coonors, who turns 36 in Germany and No. 10 Tim cbampion Martina The Wednesday matchup overworldNo.llvanLeDdl September, lost tbe fourth Mayotte also advanced in Navratilova before learning of Becker and Cash featlln$ ·~It's almost good that I round match 5-7, Ni (9-7), Ni fourtb-round matches. Becker, her opponent. two of the world's finest nlAyed today," Becker said (7-2),6-7 (4-7),6-3. He saved a tbe 1985 and 1986 title-holder, gr&ss Qua&e 01 the Day FREEl "It's mental The second week here bas very little do (No Kidding) with teanis. It's a matter of losiDg it or winning it, DO matter bow." - Boris Becker, who bas ruched the quar terfinals. On The Front Lawn a Porch of Our SIUC Campus Office It'. A IUIoekout Martina Navratilova wat- IEA/NEA 805 SOUTH UNIVERSITY (next to ROTC Building) cbed~:1::r=e..~ Sponsored by the SIUC Faculty and Professional Staff Organizing ~ Spinks in Mcmday night's heavyweight title fight Committees-IEA/NEA before going out to beat LariIiSIl Savcbenko in their resumed fourtb-round game. "He knocked the breath out of me just watcbiDg," *please Bring your Invitation card for luncheon * Navratilova said of Tyson. Dally Egyptian, Jime 29, 1988. Page 19 Sports AD candidates don't know yet By Beth Clavin Staff Writer "The only indication I Although the candidates for athletics director have not have received is that received word about y'!:o will the decision will be get the job, each of the can didates is very confident about finalized the first week r.is or her chances at the position. in July. I had a very "All I know is wha', I read in pleasant experience the papers," said interim and met a lot of athletics director Charlotte West. "I think (the coaches) tremendous people. " will be helpful to my can didacy." -Ralph Barkey Ralph Barkey, athletks director at Sonoma State Jim Eart, former St. Louis University, said, "The only Cardinals quarterback and indication I have received is Saluki football player, said, "j that the decision will be feel very good about how finalized the first week in things went, but it's out of my July." control now." "I had a very pleasant ex President Guyon is com perience and met a lot of pleting his interviews with the tremendous people," Barkey coaches, who he says will have said. "There is a great deal of the most impact on who is promise for stability and chosen. Guyon will meet with continuity in the program." the search committee today to give U>e opinions of the Jerry Hughes, athletics community and coaches, but director at Central Missouri says a decision may not be Curling iron State University, said that reached at that time. things went really well while era.... o CArmonli. Junior In SPlinlah. glva hi. leg. • workout Tuesday. he was at SIU-C, but now he Guyon declined any further can ooly wait and see. information about the search. NBA's worst team using colleget!,draft to rebuild !'iEW YORK