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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 February 1988 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Daily Egyptian Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Thursday. February 4, 1988, Vol. 74, No. 90, 24 Pages Tuition hike saves college budgets ~~~~~!rWlneton "The i'1crease didn't do Gov. James R. Thompson cut dean of the College of li!lrary affairS, said tOO library everythir.g we wanted it to do, state higher ePucation spen- Enghleering and Tecbnolog:'f, was able to restore funding for The $1.2 million generated butitwasveryhelp;11l,"J.ewis dingby4percent. said the tuition bcrease ~ office supplies and contractual by this semester's tuition said. Micnael Youngblood, help the School of Electrical services. increase has done much to Se said, "We need a tax associaie tiean of the College of Engineering remodel "We took nO cut on library restore slashed departmental increase to solve our Communkations and Fine laboratory facilities.' The materials, Peterson said. "We budgets, administrators said. budgetary problems. The Arts t:aid the college's improved labs will ile!P ~ just rlidn't think. 11'"' could But they also said the money tuition increase was a step in academic units were able to college meet accreditation sustain that." is only a temporary balm, and the right direction, but it put money back into office standards. The library is continuing its may not mean much if the missed the mark by a long supplies, telecommunications' "The lab renovatioos will be decrease of new material University's budget situation shot." and travelaecounts. our first priority," Tern- purchases. ''There is still a doesn't improv~. Thirty-three percent of the "The increase has really pelmeyer said. The increase shortfall, we are still cutting Ernie Lewis, associate vice acadE.rrJc affairs budget was been an immense hE>lp. It's also helped pay for the pur- back on new purc:hasb;" president for campus affairs, restored by the tuiti9D in- unfortunate that the parents chase of new laboratory Petersonsaid. . said the l8-percent tuition crease, Lewis said. and students have to take up equipment, office supplies and "None of us like to see an increase helped coileges buy The increas~ for each the burden, but it was will help pay student worker increase in tuition, hutit was a mucb-needoo office supplies department was proportionate nP.CeSSary," Youngblood said. wages, he said. and pay their phone bills. to the budget cut it took after Kenneth Tempelmeyer, Kerneill Peterson, dean of See TumON,Page5 Board to hear sides in Bible quote case By Dana DeBeaumont Staff Writer the civil rights of the clillciren in his classes. The Carbondale elementary Robert Sberman, national school board will bear both spokesperson for American sides in a dispute over a Atheists, will accompany teacher's right to quote the Stivers to the meeting. Bible at '1 p.m. tonight in the Sherman said ~e will make a Brush Administrative Center, presentation to the public 4OOW.MonroeSt. before the executive session. Individuals will have the The closed session will be op~tunity to voice their held togive the board a chance opInions in an open meeting. . to bear the· complaints
At 8:30 p.m. the board will go themselves < tather than: into a closed executive session to bear '-eomplaints from both BOARD,Page 5 . sides,' Larry.:Jacuber, :;ee superintendent· of the Car-. bondale Elementary Schools Gus Bode Distric*No. 95, said. Curtis Caldwell, an SIU-C master's student in linguistics, t claims his civil ~ts were ~~"' violated when he was asked ,/ )3 not to quote the Bible while No problem substitute teaching at Lincoln Junior High School. iAJ. Damon Frugoll, sophomore In radio nurse Lynnette Thomas draws blood JOhn Stivers, parent of two Wednesday at the Red Cross Blood DrIve junior high school students and television, and Renee Bochantln. Gu. say. something'. wrong sophomore In public relations relax as being held In the Student Center this week. graduate student in higher education, said Caldwell when you can't tell H they're violated constitutional law and preachln' or teach In'• N. J. high court rules surrogacy for pay,· illegal TRENTON, N.J. ell-I) - her fourth child. said she was "But I am gratified to see The state Supreme Court ruled Surrogate mother case examined "grateful" that,· although she that surrogacy has been Wednesday that surrogate did not win custody, the New discredited and delighted to motherbood for pay is illegal -Page 6 Jersey high court recognized know that my relationship with "and perhaps criminal," but . her as the JegaJ mother of her my daughter will continue for !'efused to return Baby M to daughter. the rest of our lives," she said Mary Beth Whitehead Gould, daughter, the nearly 2-year-old Gould said she is satisfied. She ''I .did nqi begin this as a at a news eonfere.nce with her who fought to reclaim the child whose birth sparked said she will Dot appeal the public crusade," said lawyers. daughter she bore for a worldwide debate on the unanimous decision to the U.S. Whitehead Gould, the natioo's Lawyers for William and childless couple. morality of surrogate Supreme Court and will end first surrogate mother to go to Elizabeth Stern, the childless The court did, boweve:r, motherhood. her baWe for custody. trial asking to back out of a Tenafly, N.J., couple who restore Whitehead GOI;Jd's A weeping but smiling and Whitehead Gould, recently contract to give up her infant right to visits with her happy Mary Beth Whitehead remarried and pregnant with to a childless couple. See CASE, Page 5 This Moming Suspect in home inva'sion caught House rejects By John Mohler StaffWriler Karri, 21, of 2212 Cloverfield a Carbondale resident, said. Springfield Wednesday af aid to Contras Lane, Springfield. Karri's Zappa said Karri, an Indian, ternoon. A former University student parents told police that Finley was to marry an Indian man Police said Finley entered -Page 7 wantd in Springfield on abducted Karri after breaking through a traditional arranged the Karri residence Monday, Kennedy gains charges of home invasion was into their house. marriage and that her parents wielding a wooden board after arrested by Carbondale police However, Karri has filed no were "not too crazy about her Karri's parents twice refused Senate confirmation Tuesday night at Heritage charges herself, Leo Zappa. of marrying an American." to let him see Karri. Motel,l209 W. Main St., police the Springfield state's at Finley was taken io Jackson Karri's mother told police ...,~ Page 22 reports said. torney's office said. Kam and County Jail and later released Finley had thrown a brick SaJuki women The arrest ended a statewide Finley may have been plan on $25,000 bond to !Appear in through a window and search by police and FBI ning to marry, he said. Springfield for his arraign threatened her and her to battle N. Iowa agents for John A. Finley, 25, "It looks as though she went ment, Zappa said. A court date daughter thrwgh a locked of 1612 N. Eighth St. in on her own free will," Zappa . has not been set. bathroom door upon entering -Sports20 Springfield and RR 6 in Car said. Finley was arrested without the residence. bohdale. Finley and Karri were a struggle and Karri was Fink'Y forced Karri out of Flumes, mid 20&. Charges against Finley were acquaintances for at least five unharmed, police said. 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A U.S. general said North Korea refused to release the remains because of recent U.s. condemnation of it~\ .nl.~ North Korea for its alleged bombing of a (South) Korean Air OASIS LOUtiCiE :it ...-.--.~-"... __. ...- . : jetliner with 115 people aboard on Nov. 29. In reaction to the bombin&, Wasbingtoo placed North Korea 011 the U.s. list of : ==. .:::.::=- : terrorist natioos last month. Pyonyang quickly said it would not ...,--_ ...... - lit- band over any remains of missing American servicemen. =--...... ,~,.. ... ". ~ i. I_.!!w'!.-...::....~_ : Three union members arrested for hotel fire ~ _L ..=-_ lit_ SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (UPD ..;.. Authorities arrested a local . ...- lit- ~ ••• ¥¥¥¥ ..... lIt_ Teamsters off'tcial and two uniOD members before dawn Wed nesday and charged them with f1l counts of first-4egree murder, plus other charges of arson, sowing de5tructioo, and conspiracy m COIlIleCti.on with the 1986 Dupont Plaza Hotel fire. The fire, the -Build your own Tocos second worst hotel fire in U.S. history, was set by three botel employees Dec. 31, 1986. The f'lre was set after union botel ·Frozen Margarita. $1.50 workers voted to reject a management proposal for a new COIltractduring bitter negotiatiOll5. -Tequila Sunri.. '1.25 Unrest continues, Israel hints at negotiations -Corona IHr'1.00 ~ILWAD, Israeli~pied West Bank (UPI> - Israeli troops eCancun Coolers .75C shot and wounded six Arabs, including three teenagers, Wed during unrelenting violence in the occupied areas despite With Tom Stone playing =-- the-scenes moves toward negotiati0D5 on Palestinian self-rule. The negotiations would be an outgrowth of the 1978 your favorite music Camp Dllvid accords, which pledged autonomy for the Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip within five years after local elee.ted counci1s were set up in those areas 8:00 PM til dose to replace Israeli military administrators. HOCOVER India adds Soviet nuclear submarine tl) fleet NEW DELHI, India (UPI> - India accepted deliverr Wed ! nesday of a Soviet nuclear-powered. submarine, becoming the DA~CE COMTES , first developing nation to possess a nuclear submarine. India is Thursday Nlght.Dance party involved in a military expansion program and the submarine is widely viewed as ~ of a plan to build a large ocean-gomg fleet. ""-.,...... a..I... The Defense Ministry bas said only that the vessel will be used for four years for training purposes and does not carry nuclear from ':00pm-J2:00am weapoos., .. '50.00 Cash W"ly PrIze -lentl FI .... & ...... Fino' worth .... Officials say INF treaty requires more work Largest PrI_ ever0ffere4ln Southern Illinois WASHINGTON (UPl) - The INF Treaty under consideration in the Senate is flawed enough to require otiation with the Soviets despite coocerns such a move ~ the pact, ex government arms control experts said Wednesday. They said the treaty does not eliminate production of all stages of Soviet SS-20 .missiles or do away with their launchers•. Secret memo links Meese, Iraqi pipeline deal WASHINGTON (UP!) - The secret memo to Attorney General Edwin Meese from his 10Dgtime friend and associate is ~the..!::~r::=:~n~s$~==f!~~ Labor Party, sources close to the investigation said Wednesday. Meese's criminal defense team maintains that any such COIl Hwy.51 N., DeSoto tributions· would be legal. Asian mite threatens U.s. honey bees, crops ITHACA, N.Y.(UPI) - Cornell University scientists said Wednesday a parasitic mite from Asia is threatening to wipe out several million hooey bee· colonies nationwide and could SALE jeopardize the pollination of agriculture crops valued at about $20 billiOD annually. The mite enters bee hivtS. usually while attached to a bee. attaches itself to bee larvae. pupae. or male socOrr'·flLL. droDe or female worker. bees. Once infested with the mites, bees weaken and ~ prema~: Gyros & Gyros Platts AIDS study shows virus connected to cities . . BOSTON WPI) - Altbougb AIDS bas been present in rural areas of Zaire., ~ foe at least a decade, the deadly virus bas thru 2-5-88 aDnllf'AIIUy .DOt spread within those areas, suggesting urban liViiiliS important in the transmissioa of tile disease. reseal' cbel's reported WeclDesday. By comparisoa. a lO-fold increase in CHICKEN "OGCiETS the prevalence of infeclion with tile AJDS..eausing HIV virus has 6pc. .99C b!IeD documented in other, urban parts of the central African . _Dation during a similar period. lOpe. $1 ~3 9 'DaiJy~ Choice of Saucesl CtJSPs laIZ2O) Not Valid on Dell'V.~ru Orders . Published daily iD the.J-.Jism aDd EmttiaD Laban..., Monday Ihrcach Frida, duriDg regular 8eIIleBters aDd tu.Iay UIrougb Frida duriDg IIUIIUD«' term by Soutbs1I DliDois Uaiftnlily, Cammuaiea~ ~ CubaDdaJe,.u. U9O.l. 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About 5,000 extra-help civil extra-help employf:eS can be systems office, which makes decisions for civil Lorna Moss, training service employees at hired for 900 hours at a time coordinator for a civil service universities statewide, in- and then must be laid offfor 30 service employees at all state universities. training program, discussed cludinJt those at SW-C, could days before working additional the program, which allows have their working hours cut hours. The proposed law would people to take credit classes to drasticaliy. . allow them to work only 300 prepare them for civil service Glenda Noble, of the civil hours and then be laid off for and wants her position left It may be possible for civil jobs. service advisory committee, six months before returning to open, extra help is used, she service E:Illployees to add said. Diagnostic testing is given to reported to the Civil Service work. !lnother holiday, according to those enrolled and they are Employees Council Wed- "The system is marvelous the joint benefits committee. and it works beautifully if it then placed on an initial course nesday that an amendment Extra-help employees would of prepared study including bas been proposed to the laws also have to pass an exam isn't misused," Noble said. She for hiring extra-help Civil similar to the civil service added that apparently it is Geraldine KeJley, of vocabulary, math com service employees, who do not exam. This idea is not feasible being misusoo and this is the academic affairs, said putations, ~ammar and usage. receive benefits and some of since these employees are reason for such a "drastic" Veteran's Day, which has been Students are then placed in wbom are paid less than civil working as extra help because proposal. requested by many employees, an individual study program would be a good choice. She and move at their own pace, service employees. ~;61~::t~. not pass the exam, It could take months for the plans to draft a letter for the Moss said. At the end of their The proposal was L18de by The University often uses systems office to come to a council to send to Gola Waters studies they are given the civil the civil service s~tems of- extra-help employees, Noble decision and then there could on the benefits committee. If service exam. fice, which makes decisions -said. For example, when a be only a small change, she for civil service employees at woman takes maternity leave said. Biases keep black students Teams still search away from college, expert says for student's body By Steven Starke Staff Writer is found in the same area By Antoinette Haye. the Staff Writer History Month observance. Bailey said. yet, it often is where person drowned, To get black students in systematically denied that Although search teams a member of the Mur Predominantly white terested in school, more em Egypt is a part of Africa. have dragged the Big physboro Fire Department univer-;ities have a hard :fme phasis must be placed on the Muddy River for more than who is involved in the retaini... g black students history of African culture, "Egyptians being black is a week, they have failed to search said. The exact because the students are Bailey said. Black children find the body of missing location where Johnson's refused by most Europeans .. University student Ricky turned off by the anti-black need to be aware cf the Bailey said. "They say ~t canoe capsized is unknown. biases in the system, a positive contributions of their they were slightly tinted" or Johnson, who is presumed Divers were used on the minority education researcher ancestors and to learn that to have drowned when his first day of th~ search, but emphasize Egypt's negative canoe capsized. says. Europeans did not develop qualities as a means of the water temperature "Many Black American everything, he said. disputing African con Searchers say they do not subsequently plunged and Study programs are facing "There are two lies that tributions to history. believe Johnson's body has the divers were withdrawn. gross neglect and have been must be destroyed: that blacks drifted south of Mur "We don't want to risk our dismantled or under threat," are inferior and that whites ''Teaching about Africa will physboro. They have been men's safety," the fireman Don F. Bailey, director of· are superior." not change anything until we dragging the river daily, said. inner city studies at Nor Bailey pointed to ancient put Egypt back in Africa," covering an area of one-and Flucuations in the river's theastern Illinois University, Egypt as an example of black Bailey said. The only way to a-half miles between Route depth and debris under the said Tuesd4y_ - . . cultural achievement. improve the future of Africa is 13 and Riverside Park. water's surface also have Bailey spoke at the Student to get back its past. Then Judging from past river hampered search efforts, he searches, the body usually said. Center as part of the Black a~ ,!~U::r!: b:: :!"~d~ start to take shape, Affairs Council's Black tributions to civilization,
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The sport is suited to a 9uiet, rural setting like Du Quoin, not to a bustling metropollSlike New York City. By moving the race, the society took away the very thing that made the Hambletonian ilifferent. Instead of being a special event in an area to which the race was very meaningful, it is now just another big-money, high-exposure horse race in Luxurious golf carts the newe'st a big CIty. , HOLDING THE HAMBLETONIAN in the stadium in wave in conspicuous consu~ption which the New York·Gian~ play makes about as much sense as having the Giants play in Du Quoin. The move to During a recent trip to a bar, but it lacked the other New Jersey was a commercial decision and did not take California, I saw a luxury accessories. Maybe they had into account the importance of the race's surroundings or vehicle that was unlike any suffered in the stock market the potential harm to the race's reputation., I've seen before. plunge. . Since the HamblE'tonian has been in the Meadowlands, It had a flawless paint job, While they waited to tee off, I attendance has almost doubled and the purse has gone comparable to any Mercedes. struck up a conversation with or BMW, except that the dark a young man whose job was to from $300,000 in 1979 to $1.2 million in 1987. These are blue finish had tiny gold flecks, , strap golf bags on carts. I impressive figures, but they do not account for the fact giving It the look of a star-filled mentioned how impressive the that harness racing traditionally has been a rural sport sky on a clear night. yonder cart was. and that it was a deeply rooted part of Southern Illinois' I looked inside and saw that Mike "Oh, Yf'.ah, that's Mr. Brff economy and tradition. the upholstery was of the finest fss." Or maybe he said Mrfus, soft calf skin. The same Royko or Frfus. Whatever. mE HAMBLETONIAN, WHICH is part of trotting's leather covered the steering "But it's not the beEt one triple crown, drew 15,000 s~tators to Du Quoin each wheel. The dashboard ana Tribune Media Services here," he said. year, which made it by far the largest sporting event in other interior trim appeared to Really? Does someone have be teak wood. onethatflies? ' Southern Illinois. There was an air con would be wearing loud plaid "No but there's a member In addition, the Du Quoin State Fair was bought by the ditioner, built-in color TV and trousers, a pink shirt, a heavy who nas one witb all that stuff state of Illinois in 1986 and the grounds and facilities have stereo, 'refrigerator, bar, gold wrist watch, three gold on it, and it's got a convertible been improved dramatically. This promp. ted Governor telephone, cigarette lighter, chains, and a diamond pinky top. Push a button and it goes James Thompson to appeal to the Hambletonian Societ] to side and rearview mirrors, ring. . up and down." move the race back to Southern lllinois. and turn signals. As Robin Williams has said: What do tbey pay for those In a letter· to the society, ThompSon called the Although it wasn't a Rolls Golf is the only gamf> in which things? fairgrounds, "the most traditional and beautiful setting for Royce, tbf> front sported a middle-aged, middle-class "The plain ones, without trotting in North ~erica." version .4 the famous Rolls white men can dress like black much special stuff on them, gr4. pimps. they cost about $8,000. But THOMPSON WENT ON to say, .....the crown jewel of You're probably saying that But instead, he was wearing something like that one there, there's nothing all that flaming red trousers, a blue it's probably over $15,000." trotting will be best showcased in the relaxed and rural unusual about any of these and orange shirt, a wafer-tbin Looking at that cart, I atmosp,here that has historically surrounded this great things in a car - air c0n silver watch, a diamond pinky thought about Scotland, the event. ' ditioning, cigarette lighters, ring and only two gold chains. ancestral home of golf, with Thompson also pointed out that the economic aspects of stereo are standard features, Which just shows that it's a dour men in rumpled tweeds the race easily could be improved now that the state owns as are side and rearview mistake to think in hoor:~ through the thick gorse the fair. He wrote that with the state's new off-track mirrors and turn signals. stereotypes. and thistles, canvas bags slung betting system, improved television technology and "the Many limos have: bars, over their shoulders. refrigerators and TV sets. As he stepped around me to It made me proud to be 3D wholehearted support of the state of Illinois, the media enter his chariot, I said: "That coverage will be sensational." Fine leather and sleek paint American. jobs are found in most luxury is some ~ you have there. Finally it was time for the The Hambletonian Socie~ should consider the im cars. ' Very tastefuP' owner of the SUpl".r-cart to tee portance of the race's tradition and surroundings and Sure, but this wasn't an Glancing at my, K-Mart off and begin his game. return the Hambletonian to the place that made it special. automobile. It was a goH cart. khaki pants, and golf shirt with He gripl'ed his club, made of I happened to see it. while my personal logo-a cigarette space-age materials, glared at snooping around a glitxy golf burn above the navel - he the ycllGW ball, then took the club that is rumored to be a said: "Yeah, it gets me around club back. His right leg Quotable Quotes favorite winter retreat for OK." buP.kled, his elbows flapped, Chicago gangsters. Feeling "Tell me, what does and he swung ferodously with homesick, I· had gone there something like that cost?", ' a loud grunt. ' ''That's hoW far Out of it the president is." Riebanl Gephanl~ hoping to spot some familiar He gave me a blank look and The ball skittered foward on Reagan's statement that the U.S. trade deficit might be 44a men.acir.g scuwls. said: "i dWIDO. When it was about 50 yards. frightening sign of strength" While I was admiring the delivered, my wife wrote the several worms, then dribbled goH cart for what it was - the check. Seeya'''' into the calm waters of a pond. "I thought there would be great debates back and forth here. I single most disgusting display And he sped toward the first He shouted several four really did." Mass. Rep. Joe Kennedy, 011 his freshman year ill of materialistic ostentation I tee, about 20 yards from where letter words, then stomped Coagress had ever seen - the owner he had been parked. toward his super~rt. strolled up. There he was joined by two That's a tough way to start a "While this is said to be the most exclusive club in the world, DO I was sUl'{lrised. I would other men in a cart that was, round. But for some reason it . one ever said it was the most productive." David Pryor, have guessed that someone by comparison, quite modest. made me feel good. Maybe it Democratic senator from Arkansas who owned such a goo cart It was air conditioned and bad was those red pants. Doonesbury BY GARRY mUDEAU Money Colleges Received From Tuition Increase
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Dollars 38 c: This coupon and 38' enmles bearer : to a reg. cup or cone I TUITION, from Page 1-'---- LSpecial ______EXPIRES ' .... 29.19.. JI boon to campus services," which prpvides power to the "Right now we are not at a Clarence Doughtery, vice mainfraibe compLOter. The safe level," Van Dermarck president for campus services, electricai urgrade will cost said. "We are on the fine line said. about $52,000. as far as operating standards Doughtery said the Physical Harr), Van Dermarck, are concerned." Subma9"ine Plant received $170,000 from operations manager for the tuition increase. He said computing affairs, said the The electrical expansion Sandwiches' the money will aid in the ex electrical upgrade is needed so also will mean l~s computer pansion of the Wham the computer facility will have shutdowns and better service, Today's Special Building's electrical system, room for expansion. he said. ian Beef: $3.34 BOARD, from Page 1---- with chips, pickle and rumors, Jacober said. It will Jacober added that the High School, and notified the mrd. soft drink or draft mark the board's fIrst in board most likely will discuss American Atheists and the volvement in the dispute. the complaints and take action American Civil Liberties Jacober added that Caldwell at its next meeting. Union af':er his twin eighth Drink Special and Stivers will be called into The llIinois Open Meetings graders complained that the SEssion separately. Act requires public Caldwell.'s biblical teachings "We have no intent to make organizations to handle per intimidated them. $1.00 Imports it (the executive session) a sonnel matters in executive fOlum for. them to argue," session to discoorage false Rob Scholfield, a Jacober said. "It's not a rumors. However, the law representative of the ACLU, As Always $2.00 PiUllers hearing and no action will be requires that decisions be said the union is familiar with taken at the hearing or im made in open meetings. the dispute but is not yet CALLFORDELlVERY 549-3366 mediately following it." Carbondale police will be on taking actioL against t;he The board will need time to hand tocontrol the large crowd district and Caldwell. think about what transpired in that is expected to attend the the sessioo before it mbes any meeting, Ed Hogan,chlef of decisions and will not return police, said. Witoths~:PJ> t~e~~ro~~~~ for an open meeting or com Stivers fIled a complaint Elementary Schools District if ment after the closed session, with Ross Franklin, school the school board decides in he said. . principal at Lincoln Junior favor of the other. CASE, from Page 1------hired Whitehead Gould as '1 being that one of the pur said of her daughter. "I can't ('.hasers is the father. Almost see how four people loving ber, :'::~~:td::el" ::!c:n~:rv~: (;,~'ery evil that prompted the ~::: p,eople loving her, can hurt crusaders for legalized prohibition of the payment of surrogacy and also will not money in connection with Skoloff, the Sterns' lawyer, appeal. adoptions exists here." said the visitation decision They described their I.!lients Whitehead Gould is "entiUed means Whitebead Gould "will as "surprised, confused and to v~itation at some point," always be in their life. II He elated" by the decision, which the court said, lec.ving the said he w.JUld fIght to keep her gave both sides in the bitter specifics to a lower court to visitation to the minimum. dispute only part of what they decide later. Whitehead Gould The court's ruling carries no . asked. has had weekly court official. weight outside New Custody of the child, supervisel; ll'I88;Pagc5 r------·COUPON------, I I Surrogacy centers_ dismiss : Rax Roast Beef Sandwich. I decision's effect on future i "9R~ DE! TRENTON, N.J. (UPI) - non-profit organization in New " arranged the surrogacy I 7 Fri & Sat 12:00 Midnight FORD"HARRISON A"_ &112 liUlin.:1i o l!I 1\\0 THUMBS UP! A \\OND£RFUl TIME AT THE MOVtE5.." 0fER IS ABSOWTElY BRlWANT. OisaM:rthe I"Ileigood mMe da all Amsica"s taIIq aIxu. -<.eRrWdI ..... u.nS&flIOlERl IItt.a«Jot) Page 6, Dai!y Egyptian, ~ebruary 4, 1988 _ - • j'~ ~ • (. J ... .'. ~ ,- ' •• '" ! ' .. House rejects' Contra aid in .narrow 219· to 211 vote WASHINGTON (UPI) - "What a farce," the The House, handing President decorated World War II Reagan a major foreign policy The contras are the veteran said, clenching his defeat, narrowly rejected 219- centerpiece of fISts and raising his arms over 211 Wednesday a $36.3 million Reagan's Central his head. "What peace. " ~~~:!it.r?!n m~~~ta?o ~h~ American po/icy, and Rep. Claude Pepper, D-Fla., Nicaraguan Contras. said his state is crowded with he has warned that Cubans and Nicaraguans who The Democratic leadership fled tyranny in their said the defeat of the $36.3 denying them support homeland. million package was vital to promote cease-fire will aI/ow Soviet "They (opponents) are going negotiations between the subversion to threaten on the assumption if we kill Contras and the Marxist-led Contra aid, we'll let the world Sandinista government and to the Central American know that there will not be any hold President Daniel Ortega democracies, the more at least military, maybe to his commitments of oolitical no more even humanitarian reform. House S~er Jim Panama Canal and aid, to the Contras," Pepper Wright, D-Texas, promised to said. offer a package later this other U. S. security month of food, medicine, and interests. "WITH A we.:.k Contra other strictly humanitarian opposition facing the govern aid to keep the Contras ment, who is going to save the tog~ther during the talks. This peace," the 87-year-old, oldest undefined package helped pull Congress a second vote March member of Congress said to 31 - allowing for progress in in votes of Democrats and =b!~. from throughout the Republicans who were hopeful the peace talks - on the release of the $3.6 million the emerging peace pl'Ol"~ may end the war in Nkc;!"agua military aid portion of the Rep. David Obey, D-Wis., and were eoncerned the fresh package. Wright and other said the Contras are far from military aid would prolong it. Democrats rejected this offer, running out of military aid The House decision means all saying any .aid that would soon because the CIA has been military aid left in the CIA allow the Contras to prolong pouring supplies into pipeline to the Contras must be the war would wreck the Nicaragua. Ramada Inn's delivered by Feb. 29. cease-fire· talks with the Sa ndinistas and prompt "THE CHANCE the Contras Oasis Lounge WRIGHT RECALLED Nicaragua to renege on the have of running out of bullets is Reagan said he did not come to political reforms it has a whole lot smaller than our Thursday Washington to preside over the enacted. chances of running out of hot air on the House floor," Obey South of The Border Night communization of Central INITIALLY, THE president said. "This policy has been aU America. reserved to himself the right to -Build your own tacos sticks and no carrots," said -Frozen Margaritas .,.50 "Mr. Reagail did not eome to determine whether a cease Rep. Peter Kostmayer, D-Pa. ~ Washington to preside over fire was in effect in Nicaragua, Rep. Ralph Hall, D-Texas, said -Tequila Sunrise ".25 Central America. He came to as called for in the Aug. 7 Costa Rican President Oscar -Corona Beer .1.00 Washington to preside over the Guatemala peace accords. Arias - who won the Nobel .75C United States," Wright chided With Contra leader Adolfo Peace Prize in 1987 for his role Reagan. "The people of Calero watching from the in engineering the Guatemalan Cent.!'al America elect their House gallery, Republican own leaders, their own people leader Robert Michel of f:~:::crr:c~::~ •. Illinois taunted the his country could be the next to 75C Speed rails ~ speakfortheir~c~UJl~=':: face the NicaraguaD threat. The . Contras are the ceo- Democrats' plan for strictly "Perhaps he can ward off the .'.OOlmports. ~~. terpiece of Reagan's Central humanitarian aid to the .5Oe Watermelon Shots ~ . eommunist hordes by hitting .50e Drafts . America policy, and he has Contras in promotion of the them with his Nobel Peace warned that denying them peace process. prize plaque," Hall said. Rep. support will allow Sovif:t ''Tell me, is the Soviet Union Dave McCurdy, D-Okla., was .Friday Night subversion to threaten the on the verge of pulling out of one ·of 20 House Democrats Dance Party Central American Afghanistan because of our who have previously voted for 1{ democracies, the Panama humanitarian assistance to the aid to the Contras but who 9pmtoclose Canal and other U.S. security Afghan freedom fighters or urged Reagan to suspend Wine Coolers $1.00 interests. Reagan's efforts to because of the unmentionable additional military aid pen continue aid to the rebels military assistance com ding the outcome of the peace Speed rails $1.25 failed, despite a nationally ponent," Michel said. program. "Let's not upset the Schnapp shots .50C broadcast speech that was balance of the talks," Mc shunned by three major "WE GIVE peace a chance Curdy said. "Let's not provide "QCOVER eommercial networks, and only when we give freedom a Nicaragua's president the last-minute meetiFgs and hand," Michel said, recalling very escape hatch he is telephone calls with undecided Adolf Hitler's pledges of peace seeking. A vote for Contra aid members. In his speech, to British Prime Minister has the potential to let Ortega Reagan offert>d to allow the Neville Chamberlain. out of this box." SPC Consorts presents ... lJNIYERSIT V PlACli 8 .... An ROUTE 13 EAS~'t ·if.M7Si Evening With Stanley)ordan February 10th, 8pm at Shryock Auditorium S (6:000$2.50) ':15 Allseats 9,reserved Tickets on sale at the Student Center Central Ticket Office " ... He is destined to turn the guitar world on its ear." Fred Goodman, New York Post 6/30/84 " ... (his) amazing two handed technique enables him to sound like three musicians playing at once." Phil DiMauro, Variety 'No cameras or recording devices allowed!' Daily Egyptian, February 4, 1988, Page 7 Firms donate to Thompson, & DEfI~?[J~~WEEK receive lucrative contracts .4S'. . -HE '-::_ TEAt V-ZOS CHICAGO (UP!) - Several director of Citizens for Cor nearly 20 years, is the first ~.LSnREO ,~. ,..... : Cassette Recorder engineering firms that have Thompson until his tollway major expansion of the tollway ~ Dolby Noise Reduction made campaign contributions appointment, and the current system this decade and will · to Gov. James R. Thompson director of Citizens for link Army Trail Road and only'· 79 .Metal Type Capability also have been awarded Thompson is a member of the Intersl:ate Highway 55. $ ·One Touch Recording lucrative no-bid contracts for authority board. Kim Fox, a member of the work on the new north-south A spokesman for one of the _authority board who is the Eastgate Shopping Center-Carbondale tollway in Du Page County, it firms called the donations current executive director of was reported Wednesday. "routine" and said they were the governor's campaign fund, The firms, which have made in response to a request said most of the firms making donated nearly $117,000 to from the governor's com contributions had been All The Thompson during the last mittee. The president of longtime contributors, and the three years, received a total of another iirm said he believed fact that 22 of the 28 firms $18.9 million in contracts from the committee "hit" most of chose to make political Beer and B~wling the Illinois Toll Highway the firms doing business with donations to the governor over Authority for the {lroject, the [ita te road agency. the last three years only shows You·Want including $1. 7 mUllon in Records indicate 28 flI'IllS "they think Jim Thompson payments in excess of the have received 36 q~bid con should be governor of the state original amounts awarded to tracts for the Du Page Tollway and that they support the BEER 'N' them, the Chicago Tribune since 1985, when the authority governor." reported. began awarding work for the Thompson aides and com project. Only six of those firms One of the largest dOD,' S pany officials said there was have not donated to Thompson, was Cemcon Ltd., a Wheato.' ~ BOWL. no connection between the The Tribune said. engineer'l1;g firm that has donations to Thompson's fund, Thomas MoI:Sch Jr., the contributeQ $14,000. In May Citizens for Thompson, and the authority's executive director, 1985, the firm donated $5,000. contract awards. acknowledged last week there Three months later, the ~BASB ~ But records obtained by The had been cost overruns with authority gave the firm l\ - Every Thursda~ . Tribune show F..:veral the design engineering $575,000 contract for land donations were made just program,. as well as ·other acquisition engineering ser 1$6.00 Per Perso before the contracts were programs. But he maintained vices. In March 1987,·the ~ awarded or after the board the $450 million highway authority gave the firm· an . 10pm-lam ~ approved changes that boosted additional $365,000 in bUSiness, payment to the firms. C~~~Lis ~lose to~being ~ boosting the total contract to €SliPtiat\ Sports The executive director of the The 17.4-mile road, which $940,000, and two months later Cel1t~\ Toll Highway Authority was. has been on the drawing boanJ the fll'Dl donated $6,000. Behind University Mall. Carbondale. 529-3272 Electrician indicted Spill to hit region for meter tampering· MARION, . (UPI) -- The WHEATON (UP!) - year prison sentence and a . diluted remains of a diesel fuel A Du Page County grand $10,000 fine. oil spill mass moving along the jury has indicted a Bartlett Edison said the diversion Ohi" River now are expected Presents Our World Famous. electrician in what Com began in 1978, when to enter illinoiS near monwealth Edison Co. Schemmel lived at a' Shawneetown today, a· state officials described Wed previous residence in Du . official said Wednesday. Ladies' Night nesday as one. of the most Page County, . Robert Pippin, director of a sophisticated cases of meter An investigation by 17-county state Emergency , ·'FREE tampering. or electricity Edison and the· Iu theft that they have ever vestigations Division of the· ~~:P~~~:ffi encountered. Du Page County state's originally was expected to . CHAMPAGNE Kenneth W. Schemmel, attorney's office resulted in enter the state last saturday, A5D 42, was indicted on one a search warrant being but that its progress was count of felony theft and one executed Jan. '29 at slowed by cold weather. ADJIISSION count of unlawful in Schemmel's current Bar The spill is not expected to FOR~LAD~ES terference with public tlett residence. The action cause any major problems for utility services for allegedly marked the first time the only three Illinois towns .....,. -come dance to the . i diverting· an· estimated Edison executed a t=ealY.:h Rosiclare, Golconda and cairo $35,000 worth of electricity warrant in a meter- - that pump their water from beSt music and videos In at his home and a previoos =,pering ease, officials the Ohio River. . residence to avoid metering Pippin said a report from the Southem illinois! and charges for the service, Investigators said the Ohio River Sanitation Com State's Attorney James Bartlett home contained missiOil indicated the rem Ryan said. two central air-conditioning nants of the spill of some 1 U convicted of the theft units, five electrical heating million gallons of diesel tolel charge, Schemmel could units, several smaller near Pittsburgh Jan. ~ were \ receive a maximum five- heating units· moving by Evansville, Ind., Tuesday at 2.2 mph. ..______••••••• CWTHISCOUPON •••••• Herrin man • FISH" FRIESTwo tender f!sh fillets, natural- . • Km ruk~~m~a002~ charged with • stv1e • ONLy'l • 99 hush p,uPPies... : wife's death 0Ihr __ 2111 ...... -00r""*: captain m • ...... _latpartlctpallngCAlpt.Oa). A great little seafood pIaoo._ • MARION (UPI) - A Herrin • ••••• ClItTHISCOUPON •••••• man has been charged with 400 E. Walnut St. 549-1971 three counts of first~egree IFISH. FRIESTwot~der~fillets,natural- .• murder in the Saturday FOR ru kench fries, 000 2 Southern- shooting death of his wife at I their home, Williamson County • ONLy'l. 99s¥e hush puppjes~ : State's Attorney· Charles ___ 2111 ...... -_- Captain Ds Garnati said Wednesday. • ...... or_(.. partlctpallngCAlpt.o·.). A great little seafood pIace._. Garnati told a news c0n ference that bond for Robert FEED 4 .•••••• CUtTHISCOUPON •••••• Peddicord, 60, has been set at $500,000 in the death of his .FISH., FRIES~~~=k~~~'2~. wife, Wanda Peddicord, 50, and that he is being held in I :'1 99stv1ehushPuPPies. • Williamson County Jail. 1 0fI0r __ I Gamati said the victim was 211~"":___ Captain Ds • ...... _latpartlctpallngCAlpt·o·oj. A great littIe'seafood pIaoo. ••. shot in the head !lnd forearm FOR with a .22-caliber handlrun and • ••••• CWTHISCOUPON •••••• that authorities stilT were investigating the possibility .FISH 8r FRIES~k=~:,fi~~'2~~. that the shooting was an at tempted mwder.uicide or : ~~'1 99sty1e hush PUPPies.. .: may have stemmed from a domestic dispute. He said • ___ 2111 .....:-_.... Captain Ds • Peddicord had told authorities ...... -.., (...... -..CAIpt.o·.,. A great little seafood pIaoo.. that the shooting was ac- I • ••••• CUPTHISCOUPON ••••• ~ eidental .. , . hfM.. Pl1.i~·~~lJi!P ACROSS 1 Entangle 8 US prealdent Today's -Briefs 10 Cod or Hom 14 Snlggler .- 15 Jal - MICROBIOLOGY STUDE Center will offer "The Woman UNDERGRADUATE STU 18 Aroma NT Organization will meet at On Her Own" workshop from DENT Organization needs 17 AM or FM Puzzle 4:30 today in Life Science 11 noon to 1:30 p.m. Friday in the students to serve on Election 18 G,... CIIrJ* 19 Poet time 450. Student Center Missouri Commissions. To apply. 20 ArIz. city Puzzle answers Room. For information, contact the USO office, Student 22 Binge INTRAMURAL TEAM contact Annette at 453-3655 or Center 3rd floor. 23 Cleverly are on Page 17 Handball will accept Shiraz at 536-2096. eHeetI.. 24 Ineffectual registration at 4 today in the 28 Guna e_motor 87 Get up 22 Bell-shaped Rec Center, Room 158: For REGISTERED STUDENT HOSPICE CARE Board of 68 Crude metala .Iow .... details, contact Intramural Organizalion Adviser of the Directors will meet at 7:30 : ~::n WOI1I 89 Ancient 25 Syrup base Sports at 536-!1531. 32 Collection of Peralan 28 Mythic birds Year Award nomination tonight at Memorial Hospital mlKeileny 70 M.tem.lly 27 Blue-pencll deadline is Friday. Ap of Carbondale, Conference 33 Type 0' chip ..Ieted 28 LYrII atar PI SIGMA Epsilon will meet plications are at the RSO of Rooms 1 and 2. 37 Perfecto 30 Tropical porch at 7:30 tonight in Lawson 201. fice, Student Center 3rd floor. 40 Comp. pi. DOWN 34 UAR word 42 Goat antelope 1 Feuclal 35 M. Tennille BLACK LAW Student 38 H •• AMERICAN ltIARKETING 43 PI.tll partner bondman Ass~tion 4S Bet wood 2 Patrlcle o. 38 New World ~~mtion will meet at 7 REGISTRATION CLOSES will bold Law Day 47 Landera or '11m. 39 Showed over tonight in Lawson 231. Feb. 12 for the Scholastic 88 from 1 to4 p.m. Saturday at JUlien 3 Alan 0' TV 41 Approximate Aptitude Test (SAT) to be the Lesar Law Building. Judge 48 Laamad 4 Rulea 44 Shelled fruit DR. ROY C. Heidinger, given March 19. For Evelyn Baker will be guest 50 ReI.tlft 0' the 5 Notched In • 48 This spot Fisheries Research· registration materials, contact speaker. For more in-~ heron . way 49 T.... your pick 51 Abu Dhabi '8 A -Roman hili Laboratory. will lecture on Testing Services, Woody Hall formation, contact Lori 50 Native B204. Crenshaw at 529-4066. e.g. 7 Norwegian 51 Lyric MUM "Fish Manangement 54 Tulll. neighbor king 52 Wisdom tooth Problems and Opportunities 68 Celli.". eld 8 Laga' 53 Rhone feeder 57 locomotive of : 8 Reletlfts Associated With Electric e kind 10 Total si; Water plente Power Generating PJants" at 3 82 Gulnne.. 11 a.o.. to 58 Ardent p.m. Friday in Life Science 11 U Opera atar exCII" 59 83A apecI.1ty 303. 84 Goat entelope 12 Skin lutu... 60 -Selact 1ICt0l'l as SCllrIett'. 13 White-tailed 61 SwIss home bini. paint., JOHN TALLEY, Monsanto e8 Mine entrance 21 Balli peper 63 Equine mama Corporation, will lecture on ~- e( "Cbiral Pseudopeptides" at 4 ~~cfI' The··. : . p.m. Friday inNeckers 240. INTERVARSITY CHRIS TIAN Fel1owshipwillmeetat6 p.m. Friday in Agriculture 209. Stranded AFRICAN STUDENTS' ~~tion executive com mittee will meet at 7 p.m. Friday in the Student Center Lads Iroquois Room. 1.Z5 Absolut 1.10 AMERICAN MARKETING «orona Assocmtion will tak~ap- HAPPY HOUR HAPPY HOUR . \ _plications for the "Men of a.a ' SIU" Male Pageant from 10 .. ,. a.m. to 3 p.m. today and a ...... for .... a ...... for 2 for' MI ... Drinks .... ~~dafic!:r~e :o~de:o~~~ formation, call 453-5254. HANGAR HOTLINE 549·1233 WOMEN'S -SERVICES and tbe Career Development DAILY SPECIALS Includes Fries &Med. Drink MON. ltaliall Sausage *2.75 TUES. Hamburger *2.80 WED.. Polish Sausage *2.80 is the last day to -THURS. Italian Beef *3.25 withdraw from class FRI. BratwUrst *2.80 and still receive a refund 5:11 S.lWnoiaAve. or to change a class CALL FOR registration from audit TbeCompleteSaadwicbShopl 549-1013 DELIVERY 529-5020 .to credit or credit to audit. .. #-x7 ~ .~ . 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M-Suo Located in Campus Shopping Ceola' 906paa (AboveGabby'a) Iowans to pick county convention delegates DES MOINES, Iowa (UP!) nigbL She notOO the un Nagle's advice to beart, presidential tesL - Nearly 125,000 Iowans will Activists from each committed· delegates out spending a eombined total d. launch the Democratic party's numbered George McGovern's 'l8O days, or two years, in Iowa ''Party leaders have been presidential Dominating party will gather at 7 delegates in the 1972 caucuses coffee shops, living rooms, obsessed with the process. But process in precinct meetings and Jimmy Carter's delegates uniOll halls, schools and even if we wir!. the White House, MODday night by choosing p.m. CST Monday in in 1976. riding bicycles across the folks will be too focused OIl county COIlventiOll delegates 2,487 schools, "It's possible it could happen state, as Babbitt did in July other things to cm-.nge it," who will be bouDd to individual again, but I doD't think it's 1986. Campbell said candidates only by pressure churches, living ropms going to, n she said. The time demands and the from their neighbors. and restaurants to The Republican caucuses small percentage d. Iowa's 1.5 "U we lose the White House, A nearly equal DUIIlber d. operate UDder an entirely milliOll registered voters who I think there'll be a very Republicans will meet in begin the process of different set d. rules, in which atteod the caucuses have led to careful scrutiny d. the whole caucuses d. their own Monday DO one will know the an outpouring d. criticism d. process, including the night, with DO guarantee the picking the next presidential preference of Iowa's role as the natiOll's fIrSt DOIDinatiOll process." winDer d. their presidential president and drafting county convention delegates. prefereuce straw polls will State Republican Party capture a single delegate to party platforms. Chairman Michael Mahaffey Wanted: mEDIA GOP county conventions said after electing chairmen at Marcb5. each caucus site, Repub1iean Student workers with " Activists from. each party either with other candidate eaueus-goers will conduct experience in sound. will gather at7 p.m. ~ODday m groups or jcBn a group d. un secret presidential preference 2,487 schools, cburcbes. living committed caucus-goers. straw poDs. lighting, and projection rooms and restaurants to Once tbe reallignment is ..It doesn't necessarily' equipment begin the process d. picking complete:!, caucus par translate to delegates," he the next president and drafting ticipants will elect delegates to said "But the fad that we party platforms. the March 26 county con start the process bere in Iowa Iowa Democratic Chair ventiODs from each candidate bas assumed a buge Work at programs woman Bonnie Campbell said group. significance. " sponsored by the party rules require those at "You're not bound to a Mahaffey and Campbell said Student Center. tending caucuses to break into candidate at any level here, because of the unusual separate presidential but if that candidate stays "in process, a candidate's I.e. SunsetConcerts prefereuce groups. the race, you'd better stay with popularity in the polls is Intf'YTVmonol Festival "It's a physical thing, if them because the folks who almost meaningless. Tbe Madrigal Dinner, you're for (former Arizona elect you as a delegate are caucus winners will be the Gov. BrICe) Babbitt you go in your neighbors and friends," candidates woo have done the Films. etc_:_ this corner. If you're for Campbell said best job of. luring their su~ (Massachusetts Gov.) Mike "If you betray that COIl porters to each precinct Contact Mike Blank Dukakis, you go in that corner. fideDce. you've klst a great meeting. or Tom Connelley at ... and so 00," Campbell said. deal in politics because your lOy oo've got to organize,. The process then gets word is all you have." organize. organize. then get the Student Center complicated. Members d. any Campbell said caucus-goers bot at the end," said Rep. Dave ~c •• _Administration preference group CODSisting d. could select more un Nagle, D-Iowa, and former 536-3351 fewer than is percent d. the CttmJDitted delegates than state party chairman. people attending a caucus ""ill delegates committed to any The 13 candidates lUDDing be told to ally themselves individual candidate Monday for president have taken Kemp, Hart face do-or-clie test DETRllfKr in first presidential primaries \\ AboCl~ CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - ~..!.. tbethe ~e!.:e~betw..!!! which seems especially c0n ~. THE'" ~blican Jack Kemp and a.uuw differ .,.... cerned with me - has shown . CRAZY TRAIN! Democrat Gary Hart, whose Kemp and DoJe, or Kemp and bow anythiDg I've done or not presidential hopes will likely Bush, or Kemp and Bushdole. " dooe disqualJfies me from 2 for 1 Amaretto Stone Sour flourish or founder in New Most of Kemp's Social governing this country. II Hampshire, portrayed Security attacks bave He characterized his Train Specials themselves Wednesday as highlighted a deficit reduction problems as "bumaD-6cale serious alternatives to the bill passed by the Senate in mistakes and routine flaws" "~ pack d. candidates. 1985 that would have frmen and rbetorically asked the ,~~.~~ Kemp, a congressman from Social Security cost~-l:iving students why bP. was facing upstate New York, hammered increases. Dole pushed the "bitterness, hostility and ~ Drafts his theme that the GOP front- package,andBusbcastthetie oppositiOll?" " Speedralls runners - Vice President breaking vote in favor d. the ''The simplest answer I caD 2 .I.or 1 George Busb and Sen. Robert bill in the Senate. think d. is because I'm dif Watermelons Dole d. Kansas - posed a In a new mailing to New ferent," HP.rt said "I'm not a danger to Social Security Hampshire Republicans, traditiODal politician and I Spec:laJ Beat Service benefits. Kemp quotes Dole and Bush haven't tried to play by the old Hart, meanwhile, argued be praising their actions and political rules." was being attacked simply contends that be rushed to tile because be is a different White House to persuade politician who bas refused to President Ronald Reagan to "play by the old political abandoo the plan. Sunday-Thun 81U1l-11pID rules." "He's got to be tbe Friday-8at: 81U1l-1 PID Perhaps more than any of challenger to the front~ the other candidates, the k~ runner," Kemp aide Jobn to both Hart's and Kemp's Buckley said WedDesday. Monday & Tuesday Nights hopes d. moving into the White "The most important thing is House in 19119 will tum in New we',,-e got to beat Bob Dole in Hampshire's Feb. 16 first-in- New Hali1pshire." ALL YOU CARE TO tbe-nation primary. Kemp cut short his cam- 9 Less than ODe week before paigning in the state Wed EATSBRIMP$6 the Iowa caucuses and two nesday to return to weeks before the New Hamp- WashingtOD to vote for aid to (BoDed and Fried) shire vote, polls show Kemp the Nicaraguan Cootra rebels. running behind in both states, Hart, meanwhile, continued 4pm-close but enjoying S«me movement his maverick campaign that in New Hampshire, where was reborn late last year - Bush leads and Dole is secood.. seven mooths after he was Dole leads lum in Iowa. forced from the race because Kemp's aiOf:s have made DO d. his relatiODship with Miami secret d. their belief he must model Donna Rice.. finish at least second - ExpectatiOllS for Hart are beatiDg Dole - in the Granite higher in New Hampshire thaD 00 State to contioue his cam- they are in Iowa, where the $1 paign. That strategy was caucus process puts a iefJeded clearly Wednesday premium OIl argauization. In by Kemp, who directed most d. 1984, New HamDSbire voters OFF bis attacks at Dole, gave Hart a wi'! over Walter dIa}1euging the senator to Mondale, which gave a debate him OIl Social Security. tremendous boost to the for- "I think he bearS footsteps," mer Colorado senator's bid for Kemp said d. ~ "It's ob- that year's Democratic viClUS they are doing tra~ DOIIllMtiOll. in their polling every single Spec> king to about 600 day. I think it's clear we're students at Manchester West icing 011 him .. High ~ Hart defended his gag P in ~ attaets 011 the character and noted that twoem~ coined a new word, ''DaDe of the so-calJe.d experta notiDg at 3' news ef1Dft!ftDCl! - even the Miami Herald, pagel': DaiIy)i;gjptid, v.mar;4,J!R NEWL Y IIEMODELED. MUll· SPACIOUS 2 BDllAI. counll"y s."'ng. 1970 12>:60 MOBILE HOllIE. E.c. PHYSBO/IO I bdNn opts. 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Kids are teachers and students at a just generally scared to go to Christian school hostage at Harvey into surrelr school." gunpoint was charged with 84 Harvey, armed with rifles counts (of kidnapping Wed· dering by playing a and handguns, barged into the nesday and sent to a state videotape containing a church·run school with Rhodes ment.t:l fadlity for psychiatric Tuesday morning and tests. phony promise of demanded to speak to Bond was set at $8.4 million pardon from Gov. Guy President Ronald Reagan, PROFESSIONAL each for James Larry Harvey Hunt and Tu.c;caloosa Mayor AI and his alleged accomplice, Hunt DuPont about political and COMEDY John Rhodes Jr., Oath 42. social prob! JlllS in the nation. presents Harvey was taken to Taylor He later presented a list of 65 Hardin Secure Medical service is planned for Sunday. questions on issues such as the RICKKERftS Facility. Rhodes was booked "We've got to get the place homeless, welfare, com Denver Co into the Tuscaloosa County cleaned up, it looks like," said munism and Central America, Jail. Ca rden. .. E verbody' s but did not request answers and No one was hurt during the emotionally drained and worn from any specific person, 13·hOl1r takeover of the West out. (They need) a day to police said. JEFF HARMES End Christian School Tuesday, recoup." Relatives said Harvey, who ShO'\'J Wed.-Sat. 8:30 which ended when authorities Alan Goodwin, director of moved to Tuscaloosa from San tricked Harvey into surren the Indian River Mental Antonio, Texas, about a year ~ Friday 8:00·10:30 dering by playing a videotape Health Center, said social ago, was discharged from the 10e containing a phony promise of agencies in the city have Navy 23 years ago because of Draftsl a pardon from Gov. Guy Hunt. established a task force to help mental problems. Doris ~ intheshQw The 350·student school, children and parents deal with Elliott, Harvey's half sister, (8:30 til show ends) which is operated by the West the incident. He said most of said he had problems coping BG's 1620W. Main 549-1942 End Baptist Church, was those involved were with the Vietnam War. closed Wednesday to students, "recuperating on their own." Police said Rhodes had been although the staff reportE"J to "What we are getting a lot of hired by Harvey at an em ------. work. Headmaster Uan is parents calling about other ployment service and ap o~~~ FRE E C'~(,'Oolll Carden said the school will kids who are scared," parently did not know about 1(1 reopen Thursday, and a Goodwin said. "We're not only the takeover until he arrived at I Oil Change & Lube I special thanksgiving prayer hearing about it in this area, the schooL I I I with any tun.... p I I 4 cyl. '31.90 (most cars) I Task force to probe allegations I 6 cyl. '48.90 (most cars) I I I cyl. '52.90 (most cars) I of officers' drug deals, racism L______~~~~ ______J LUMBERTON, N.C. (UPl) freed the hostages, Kirk signed is and does not believe his life - The head of a task force an agreement on behalf of is in jeopardy. authorized by Gov. Jim Martin Martin pledging the creation of Kirk said the panel's first to defuse a hostage crisis in the task force. goal is to hear "specific AAHEWn Robeson County Wednesday "I antiCipate spending concerns and allegations" pledged a thorough in literally 100 or more hours on raised by the hostage takers. vestigation into allegations of this task force," Kirk said. "A key word is specific. raciai injustice and drug "This is going to be a very dealing among law officers. serious and deep effort. It's not ~~~~~~~~~ '# "There is some concern we going to be just a quicJc glance . are going to just sweep this a tit. " .. under the rug and just sign a The task force will hear from piece of paper but that's just Hatcher and Jacobs, as well as not true," Phil Kirk, Martin's John Hunt, - jailed in chief of staff, said. Robeson County on armed Two American Indians face robbery and assault charges LflDI ES··tUCi HT anti-terrorism and weapons and others who might have charges that could get them information on racial Thursday life in prison following a 10- discrimination and corruption 512 hour siege in which 20 hostages in the county, Kirk said. were seized at the Robesonian Hatcher and Jacobs reportedly ~ewspaper. No one was in seized the hostages in part out 9 BUY 1NO1 __GETnts-..1 1 FREE! Jured. of fear Hunt's life was in Eddie Hatcher and Timothy danger because of knowledge Buya Fuji Volcano, Blue Typhoon Jacobs stormed the newspaper about drug dealing by law or one of our tropical drinks at armed with sawed-off officers. price and get the identical shotguns and a pistol, One provision of the demanding an investigation agreement allowed Hunt the 1~!.!!J!~Q:~~·f..c()Upono------· into racial injustice in the option of moving to a jail or Fuji }:plcano . S4 00 I county and raising allegations prison outside Robeson of drug dealing and corruption County, but Hunt told United L.!.!!'.!.!Y£~~'!._~1:~~-.J among authorities. Press International Tuesday As part of negotiations that he prefers to remain where he FREE ~:':=tb= Birthday "":=l~d!!~~Y Father listens in horror Drink ODe Per QI8toIllel' as robber shoots his son WEST MEMPHIS, Ark. went quiet. They shot him ~t (UP!) - A Missouri man the phone and then agam listened in ht)rror to an outside, the police tell me." Arkan"as r'l!>bery but did n'lt "The phone just dropped, know until hours later that his and then there was this son was shot and killed for hollering and then nothing," refusing to take orders from the father said. "I could bear thf! robbers. this woman hollering, but I Melvin Dennis Rogers, 37, of couldn't understand what she Lynchburg, Mo., a small town was saying. My wife got on the in southern Missouri, was phone while we were waiting to killed in the Monday night hear from somebody, and she robbery of a convenience yelled 'Hello' and stuff into the store-service station in West phone, but nobody heard us Memphis. until the cop picked up the Rogers, a driver for C~ phone much later." tract Freighters Inc. of Joplin, Carter, who arrived at the Mo., bad stopped to refuel his station about 20 minutes after truck and was using a pay the robbery, said Rogers was phone to talk to his father, talking on the telephone and Melvin Rogers, 67, in Lyn- "refused to get on the floor, so chburg when the shots rang they shot him. He chased them OUibe elder Rogers said his outside and they shot him 8C'!l used an expletive and again." "then I heard wt.at sounded The car used by the robbers like three sh<>ts and the phone was abandoned in Memphis. Page 18, Daily E3YPtian, February 4,1988 Babbit begins attack aimed at Bush _campaign DES MOINES, Iowa (UPI) Republican rival Rep, Jack Simon of Illinois in recent Bush in the Oval Office," he "~i up or shut up," he said. - Democrat Bruce Babbitt, Kemp of New York at a recent days, turned his attention to said. taking a page from a George Cedar Rapids, Iowa, campaign the Republican vice president. Acknowledging "a cheap act "He's not going to tell you Bush script, theatrically appearance. He read from a Bush of showmanship," Babbitt held his budget cuts before the ripped up a Bush campaign Babbitt, who has been at campaign brochure saying, up a red pen and copy of the election," Babbitt said. "He brochure Wednesday and tacking Democratic front "On a cold winter's night, federal budget and challenged just wants to blame his own challenged the vice president runners Rep. Richard Iowans will make history. tt Bush to say exactly which timidity on a power that's to say just where he would cut Gephardt of Missouri, Gov. "Well, I will tell you. It will budget items he would cross missing in the presidency. I the budget. Michael Dukakis of be a cold day - in Heck - out under the line-item veto he don't think he's fooling At a breakfast appearance in Massachusetts and Sen. Paul before history puts George advocates presidents be given. anyone." a trendy Des Moines restam'ant, the former Arizona governor also chastized Bush for accusing CBS anchorman Dan Rather of "voodoo journalism" and said, "On ~J s~~~ef:r~t~ :: him as a running mate." In 1980, Bush branded then presidential rival Ronald ~::::;sec';::=;''::~~ ran on Rt'.agan's winning ticket. 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In' the Mon·Fri 549.7231 is a beautifully made biOOte to wrong way, provoking fiery rehearsals Berry would be an 11.10 OnemilesouthofSIU on 51 one of rock's legends, ChGCk replies from the star. obstinate grouch, but on stage Berry, showing the many sides "Hail, Hail, Rock 'n' Roll" he was like a carefree child, of the man: performer, centers on Berry's 1986 60th exhibiting energy that makes businessman, grouch and birthday cOlleen !It the Fox younger rockers appear Announcing human being. Tbester in his hometown, st. zombie-like in comparison. the Directed by TaylOl' Hack Louis. The birthday performance ford, director of "Against All Keith RirJuirds, possibly was the highlight of the film. Vacancy Odds" and "An Officer Ilild a Britain's beIIt Chuck Berry Berry was joined by guest Gentleman and co-producer of guitar clone, produced the artists who would take over the Travel &. Recreation "La Bamba" the film has a soundtrack and put together a vocal chores, letting Berry personal, bOme video feel. It stellar backing band for the duck-walk all over the stage. Chair. chronicles Berrv's evolution; show that includes drummer "TDere'S nOi a foCoJ Other from playing - blues in a Steve Jordan, former member ways to ~y rock 'n' roll smokey club to riding a of David Letterman's Late guitar besldes the way Chuck Applications available at SPC golfcart around Berry Park, Night band; modern-day plays," Clapton said, making his Wentzville, Mo. estate. bluesman Robert fray on the most scholarly comment office 3rd floor Student Center. The "rockumentary" is rhythm guitar; and long-time about Berry's seminal in filled with other rock pioneers Berry pianist Johnnie John fluence on rock music. Deadline is Friday Feb. 5, Ipm - Bo Diddley, Little Richard, son. Berry's story is biumpbant, For more info call Phil and Don Everly, Jerry lt was during rehearsals for crossing racial. barriers of Lee Lewis, Roy Orbison - who the show at Berry's home that rock 536-3393 talk of the "good old daYS. " showed the crusty, old man In a scene shot in the Fox Berry's "students,l, also side of the legend. Berry would Theater's ornate lobby Berry make appearances. Keith disapprove of the way reflects on the pre-ci~ lights - .., Richards, Eric Clapton, John Richards would play a days when he was told, "You .. Lennon and Bruce passage, Richards would people aren't allowed in here." ----- Springsteen,tell how they object, but Berry would Today is the movie's last learned to play guitar listening always manage to get the last showing at the Varsity theater. PINCH PENNY PUB 700E. Grand Thursday ~hythm & Blaes with ·long4INSOn~. smooth "ding • All-sec:rson. steeI-behed $-21.- • Sfeel-bel,ed; oll-oeoson • SQIe end. 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Illinois ltu-ta-apologBe strengthened," Stoner said. about anytbiJg," Mackovic ,~~c:c,u:~:u~ "We're confident he will said of the Feb. 5 meeting. ~~. ~.".A..-.. ·'i~~ when be was fired after the provide leadership not oo.Iy "The school bas done a 1986 season, said his first DOW but in the future." masterful job and I think the flr;~~~ priority would be recruiting On Friday, lllinois will go NCAA will recognize thal and his assistant coaclling before the NCAA's Committee When I found out what hap .~')~ staff would not be in place fur OD Infractions to determine pened, I did not have any about two Weeks. what, if. anYt penalties the reservations about .:oaching Illinois Athletics Director scbool shoula be assessed bere. I doo't think the Sticky Buns .65¢ Cinnamon Rolls .65¢ Neale Stoner, who interviewed because of the recruiting university bas lost the game OD Mackovic in 1979 when White violatioos that ended White's this one, I think it's in pretty STUDENT CENTER BAKERY won the head coaching job, career at Iilinois. The goodfield position." lobbied fOl" Mackovic and violations, dating back to Mackovic said his tenure as 20¢ Coffee for al! Coffee Club Members with eventually received January 1985, tame while the head coach will be mart.ld by a purchase of a cinnamcn roll or sticky bun. unanimous approval Tuesday school was serving an NCA~ a commitment to a',.h'1!te night from the scbool's 17- pro~tion for si:!illar in- academics and, 01. course, by Monday-Friday 7am-5pm member Board of Control. fractions. an iruprovemw on. the Illinis' "Since (1979), his personal