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&aft P .... by Greg Drndma ."'_er Sea. Adlai SleveasOil (left) aIId G~ Jamea TIIomplOll e.c.... ge p9iats III the gubel' DatGr1al debaw at McLeod Tbeater Taesday lliglll. Candidates trade harsh words Voters, was held in. McLeod ~la#i;'~ TMater. It was the third of a series of rour and was the 0IIIy WGN· Trs debate audio cut off ,,'. Both candidates for lllinois one in which the candidates directly asked each other The debate that was to go WGN was using leeds from AI Pizzato, WSIU station governor said they believe statewide education is essential to q\'eStiOIlS. didn't. WSlU, 0uumeI 8, to provide DIP..:Jag.'lI' • alleviate unemployment Stevenson, who proposed to WGN-TV in Chicago lost live coverage over its cable WSW and GTE bad nothing problems and to ensure a stable upgrade teacher training, said Jive audio coverage of the system. However, at about to do with it, be said. The future ior t.'!#! state. tbat the Thompson ad­ third gubernatorial debate, 8: 05 p.m., problems problems originated aorth of Gov. James It. Thompson and ministration bas given held Tuesday in McLeod orginating along American CE,'rl'ondale. Democratic challenger Adlai E. education the lowest pereentage Theater, for about 40 Telephone I: Telegraph Co. "The signal was perfect Stevenson presented t.'l'

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Cook upset Boye's Sunday wine sales request killed about city's By l\Uke Nelson The council based its decision ordinance. sumed in licensed premises f :art Writer to oeny the request on a between the hours of 2 'l.m. ant.! recommendation trom the "Basically. I didn't see any 1 p.m. on Sundays. banner ruling The City Council Monday Liquor AtJvisory Board. Ac­ c:-'Jllpelling reason to change the By William Jason Yong unanimously denied a request cording to City Clerk Janet existing ordinance," Mayor' The request was previously Start Writer from Holidav Inn owner Stan. . Vaught. it was the consensus of Hans Fischer said Tuesday. "1 discussed by the council at its Hoye to amend hours for the sale the board that approval of can't imagine any positive Aug. 23 :nformai meeting, Undergraduate Student of liquor on Sundays. Hoye';; request would not effects on the community that Organization President Jerry whE're the matter was referred . benem a significant number of would result if thP. reques~ were to the Liquor Advisory Board Cook expressed disappointment Hoye had asked the council to citizens in the community. approved." for action and report. At the in the City Council's decision change the present city liquor bilard's Sept. 8 meeting, Monday not to waiver the $50 ordinance to allow the Holiday Vaught said most of the board As a result of Monday's members Charles Sangrelet fee for installation of two uSO's Inn to serve a complimentary members thought that Hoye's council action, Sunday drinking and Jim Romano both ex­ Cleanup Day banners. glass of wine or champagne reasons for his request were not hours will remain unchanged. pressed dissatisfaction with the "We were very disapP,Ointed with its Sunday brunch, of a general enough nature to Under the existing law, no reasoning behind Hoye's by. the council's action, ' Cook beginning at 10 a.m. warrant a change in the liquor alcohol may be sold or con- request. said. "We went to the meeting anticipating that the council would agree to waiver the fee." The fee for installation is 525 Mayor, council disagree on banner policy per banner. Cook said the ccuncil decided By Mike Nelson Fischer's offer followed a USO on this project. an ex­ one of the banners himself. Starr Writer council decision to uphold city ception should be granted for In a letter to Assistant City ~~a'n~N~~ S~f~~rl:~~~~ pelicy regarding the fee for the banner fees. Manager Scott Ratter, Cleanup because the USO paid for Mayor Hans Fischer has placement of banners in Towne "That just bugs me," he said Day chairperson Jody Patton similar banners last )'ear, and offered to payout of his own Central. Under present policy, after the council vote. "I think 'stated that it was her belief that fees are waived only for United pocket for one of the banners all organizations, with the we sitould have gone along with the USO would not be charged Way banners. announcing Carbondale exception of the United Way, the request. It's not like this is for the banner installation. But Cook said the USO has Cleanup Day. are charged $25 for each banner snme outside organization documents showing that the Fischer disagreed with the placed downtown. coming into town and When ~tter informed Patton USO did not pay the fee last City Council's decision to The council voted 3 to 2 to requesting free banners - it is that this was not the case. she year, but Scott Ratter, assistant charge the Undergraduate uphold the policy Fischer said definitely a very good cause." requested that the matter be city manager, insisted that USO Student Organization for the that since the City of Car­ At that point, Fischer an­ returned to the council for ha' oaid for the fee last year. installation of two banners. bondale is working with the nounced that he would pay for formal consideration. Joun Dunning, chairman of last year's Cleanup Day, said that the council sent a receipt on the bill to the USO, charging the WORDS froDl Page 1 organization for the installation programs. mate by accusmg him of administration, and that Illinois he would close if he were of the banners last year. "I think that we have a good corruption when no one else in residents pay the highest utility elected. pointing to a recent "The bill was sent to us about Medicade program," he said. this state has." rates in the Midwest. interview in which Stevenson four months after the Cleanup Stevenson, again referring to Stevenson proposed Thompson disagreed. saying said he would close some of Day," Dunning said. "However, the House report, insisted that developing a comprehensive. "It does not help our state to these facilities. we sent the bill back to the the Illinois Medicade program community-based system for mistate the facts. We do not pay "I will not do what you did," council without paying the fee is corrupt and inefficient. the delivery of human services, the highest utility bills in the Stevenson said. "I will not because it was to my un­ "It may even include his a system he said has long been Midwest." renovate institutions while at derstanding that the fee would running mate," Stevenson said. needed in Illinois. Thompson said two of his the same time thin1(ing of be w8.ived. referring to George Ryan, Stevenson asked Thompson appointments have been closing institutions down." "Wt_ hav," 'lot heard from the speaker cf the Illinois House of whether he accepts respon­ "labeled pro-consumer" and cow;cil since then regarding Representitives who is the sibility for the action:.. ~f ~he that he had to fight the Stevenson said he would this issue." Republican candidate for Illinois Commerce Commission Republicans in the Legislature carefully study where in­ Dunning said the council lieutenant governor. Ryan is during his administration, to get the most recent com­ stitutions with excess capacity should waive the fee because under investigation by the FBI. saying that the commission has missioner approved. exist and help cOr.'omunities to the council is one of the event's approved $2.5 billion in rate Thompson asked Stevenson convert those that need to be sponsors. ha~ut.~~J!: sa~ySt~~ increases during Thompson's which mental health facilities closed. . \\e S~and Win a Trip to Padre Island Seniors, stock up on suntan lotion and pack your suitcase. The Obelisk II wants to make you the lucky winner of a trip­ for-two to Padre Island this spring. . Just make an appointment this week to sm.ile for your Senior Portrait. At the end of the Portrait Program, the whming name will h-~ drawn from those seniors pictured. Call the Obelisk Office at 536-7768 to resel"Ve your photo appoir.tment and your chance to win. For one lucky senior, a trip to Padre Island is just a smile away.

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Daily EgyptIU. October I •.198Z. Page 3 , fJaiJy~ Opinion & Gommentary Let's not advertise Halloween, usa

We don't want to advertise Halloween. We don't want too many people coming down for it. If people do come, and come they will, then we want to try to get them to behave themselves. So what do we do? We send out letters to "encourage visitors to be more c:m­ scientious on Halloween weekend." This seems to be the reasoning of the Undergraduate Student Organization. The USO plans to send letters to 15 illinois public universities to make visitors a""are of the fact that 72 percent of those arrested in the Halloween turmoil last year were from out of town. That message, it is hoped, will discourage visitors from being overly rowdy. Theft' is ~:uething to be said about this reasoning. Statistics may frighten out of towners into behaving themselves. But then again the sword cuts two ways and in this case the second edge is sharper. The letters will prove counterproductive. Whatever their intA.nt or content, they will be free advertisment for Halloween. TIv> prcspect of a bash of lawlessness will only serve to whet the appe~~e; cf lltose with a lawless b-~nt. Rather than keep people away, the ll!tters will probably attract more - of the worse --~etters------I kind. That the letters are different from the "invitations" sent unof­ ficially by a student senator last year is of no account. In effect they Student organizations slJoutd serve will only remind people that Halloween is around the comer and the hint of a unruly atmosphere will make it that much more tempting. The USO, would serve best by just plain keeping quiet about student's needs, not merchant's Halloween. What merchantile student "student". Tons definition does praises so m,lch; God, 1m· organiza tions! not have anything to do with mortality. and Freedom. So the I think that I am losing my merchants. On the other "!ind. word freedom is again under head from my shoulders. It just if you want tu found a the spotlight. In bar promotions, happens that way when you newspaper for ads please, you Student organizations, the have different ways of per­ don't need to hide behind way you interpret this freedom ceiving things. student organizations to pursue to your fellow students today !5 This Fall. I was stopped by six such activities. there are no winners different student organizations. For a conscious organization. ~~~:ee ::r1J~:~~~~~rpret You know why? A litUe card the best thing to do is not to get Wbile I do not claim to be a great abstainer or non-drinker. I can't was given each time I was out of its own line. There is too SIU-Cstudents. what I simply help but become angry at the bar owners and liquor promoters in stopped. On these cards. there much idea of serving the capital remind you i~ that things have Carbondale. is a list of stores and behind what you are dOing. changed in !.his country through restaurants where you can Whom are you serving? The Recently, while attending one of the loo:al bars on th~ "strip", I ardent arguments (of the obtain 5 to 20 discount. In our merchants for sure. Newcomer.;). was disgusted with the cheap, offeru-ive, gimmickry used to merchantile spirit, we may not (J! promote sales of a certain brand ;,icohol. To promote sales, and see anything wrong. But these Do students need diamonds Please check on tJoese attendance, some very poter.; whiskey was being offerred at a student organizations have a lot (Gold Factory, Marion) better organizations bee. use reduced price. Along with YOt r drink you would be given a ticket for to do on campus. There are than help for their college­ corruption is everywhere. l.ook free giveaways. (Sounds \ikt a great deal, doesn't it?) While in­ thousands of students, stress? around you before jOining terrupting a talented band. a somewhat elderly gentleman woulr. especially freshman. with marching protestation against, remind the patrons ,f the bar that the more they drank, the ",or? college-stress. They need help Fellow students, passiveness the nuclear armment of the twa tickets they would oi"tain and the better the chances for those more than anything in the did not improve the conditions superpowers. Isn't there a lot td patrons to win a freebee. \vh;:! could vou win? Well, if you were world. of life of people in this new land. improve in our back yard" -1 lucky ('1). you could win a f~-e T-s.ltirt, a cheap ha!, a poster. or if You •. student organizations. This merchantilistic attitude is Fonkou MicheUraince. Senio~ you were very lucky, and still ablt! to read the numbers on your look in the dictionary to clear just a contrast to the pure citizen in Cinema aD~ ticket (5). you might even win a lighted sign emblazoned with the your minds on the definition of reason that western philosophy Photograhy. : promoted liquors logo. Lucky, huh? It was qUIte a spectacle! The promoter, not ~ing a s.tupid r:an. chose an attractive young woman from the audIence to ImpartIally Can militia Please check your clocks choose the lucky tickets. Many lucky winners apparently could not tell they won, or by this time did.... ·t care, b-."C

I'al!p 4. Daily Egyptian. October 6, 1982 l1Ddyuurface Hill House program at McDoDaJd's.Pboto PIace_ and tkDonaId's will praised at banquet feed your face 1'IlIE!

By JeDDlfer PhilU,. "You have to set minimum only at attracting community Staff Writer .tandards for drug counselors," volunteer and private sector he said. fmancial sUpPOrt. but also at Because of work done by tile Drug rehabilitation programs Dlinois Drug Abuse Counselor have relied too much on one n~~~lfil~~ m~~~e ~~~ Certification Program. a discipline of counsel· _ Pruss profession will soon be said, and federal =ng has ~~ j:: c=r:!rs. ~thout established - tile professional been reduced· more than 20 drug counselor. "Counselors come from a peB~~~et~ J:~ J:i::S H!!: Hf~"o~;i~~edw~~ variety of backgrounds." said drug abusers face are in­ "that has helped innumerable Patricia A. Chesler. director of carceration and welfare so the substance abusers Jive renewed the program, and "now we will programs are important. lives" and asked the people of be able to bring togetber tile Graham also said Hill House Dlinois to look at Hill House as best of what" coUnselors know. is pleased with the resolution "an example of a workable. Chesler and other people passed by tile illinois House of effective approach to one of this H you find your foe. you're associated with drug abuse Representatives, which was state's most serious problems." Fifld your plctur. the winner of 0 fr_ introduced by Speaker George In "Find Your Foe." ~I:~=s fo~eJ! 4~ Ryan. Graham said in the future he me display at McDonald', McDonald's dinner-ony sand­ Annual Friends Hill House Ryan visited tile program last hopes to see a single substance .,noto wich, any t-.rage, and :7 ,,"r campus. A dlff.·ent week during his campaign for abuse program and that Hill sia order- of fries. Any photo will be posted each ~ Ba~~ouse, a Carbondale­ Lieutenant Governor. House wants to "broaden between SpIn and dosing. At based drug treatment program, One part of the resolution edu'-:ltion an recreational startl"" every Wednesday. ttw. McDonaId's near campus. helped bring about this two­ said. "Hill House has demon­ opportunities within the year development, Chesler strated enormous success, not prlJlU8m. " said. "We are here to let Car­ bondale know that Illinois supports Hill House and to say r Savings Sale IT'S HOT! IT'S WILD! 'HiO House, you've done a good job,'" she said. Join the Fun and Reap the Savings IT'S THE CAMPUS Hill House is tile type of program that is tile backbOne of CALENDAR! community-based, residential, ThruOct.16 drug·free programs, said T~'5 nochi... academic .bout it! Be Prices have been drastically reduced amana the Ii", in you. school 10 order the Ricbard Pruss, president of tile ,., c-.-C...... fNtuti"l12 of the Therapeutk Communities of Come see the Plants ~ !lftiMt men you'll - an American cam­ America. _ this YO'. Thew aoraeous honeys Because of the location in in our Shadehouse Paradise O will hantI with you all yea. Ion.. To receive reg. sale yours. fift ou1 the cOUllO" below. enc .... a Soutiiern Illinois, with a Z check or money order for "0 and send University community, there is Hawaiian ScheffIera 26.95 19.95 to: c-.- CaIeRdu, P.O...... a more sophisticated delivery of ArecaPahns 25.95 19.95 ~ MIl...... teneT.nII. In services, he said. Residents can fig Trees(6' -7') f0.8 weeks and in time for take advantage of tile many 85.00 69_95 tho! holidays. _'II send Asparagus Ferns (3you tho! 13" .15" color. ~ties available to them. 10.95 7.95 ph,nne./calenda,. "Interns, researcbers, PhiDy 10,95 7.95 (f) W.·"ahotellyou how continual opportunity for 10 enter your honey PhlIIedendronl ill _ 191M rufional growth and expertise is readily 24.95 10.95 S4!IJoum Campus Calenda' av.ilable~ stated 2 CoaNSt to .Ift .. FlgBusha 24.95 10.95 luxury SMOO S"""- ·era=qJimnJ~~~"'·--I. Flina VKation for evolutionary aspv.c:t of the Our ~ & (I' Potted Plants both of you.~­ program bas for ye.'lrs and will are reduced 20" -SO" ....._"~."""'JD, continue to owe a Il~t debt of gratitude to SIU-C." ~ '!be program is suceessful, be Over 100 Varieties to choose from! said Monday, because "we know the people we work well with" and don't try to be "all things to aU ueooIe like some The Interior·PIantIcape Speclolists other urograms do." Specializing In plants that surVIve. Hill House worb with Open 9:00 am-6:00 pm Na~ ______medium level drug abusers, be

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LIlt: "" 1" .. - ...... Calipre Stage mtoUlIID Today's puzzle to present show ACROSS 53 Rhythm PlIO 1 Planl part Instruments 5 Celerity 57 ~ his- on relationships ~~ ~ d' 81 =-studer>t - ": ArIa 82 legendary "Misery. Madness and Marriage: Stories by Doris !: ~ound 6.c ~ Puzzle answers Lessing" will be presented by 17 Time period 85 Glrl's_ the Department of Speech ~ =:- ::=- are on Page 12. COfJlmunication at 8 p.m. 21 Salt rnarshM 88 Subdues Thursday. Friday and Saturday 23 Within: PreIb: 89 ColI. IOC. in the Calipre Stage in the 25 FIoww, for OOWI-I Communications BuildinR. IIIorI 1 Slumps Admission for the show is e?1'EMPEST 29~26 Baked item8 2 Weight_ allow- $2.50. Tickets can be reserved M. 'odayO(5:3001.75)8:15 34 Kind 01 011 3 Lab Mat. by phoning 453-2291 or they may 11am-2pm lS Ruin 4 Tryst be purchased at the CaJipre box 37 Give out 5 Actlvates:"- ommIssIon office. located in the Speech M-F .()I_ 38 MetrIc unit 2 WOtda 27 Oath 47 Set .... Communication Department M '...,.(5:4501.75)8:00 39 Sternly dis- 8 Father: Lat. 28 Ujlr1gItt: 49 Fellow office. Hours are 1 to 4 p.m. Cipllned 7 SIlkworm 2 wordS 52 Invite through Friday. Tickets wiD SCOTr BAJO ~, 41 BIrd 8 Cupid 30 Nominal roll 2 words 611 S. Illinois WJLLIB AAIIB8 ~ 42 Negallve 9 Generator 31 Rhone '-'tIt 53 Spouse also be sold at the door for ea~h 1 8kJck From CarTIpUSj. p/lr_ 10 Economizes 32 Tend the Sick 54 UK river performance. I!!II ' ....(5:0001.75) 7:00. 9:00 44 Fruit 11 FamIlY 33 Hereditary 55 Separale Directed by Roo Pelias, the :~~ !~=- =~= production is about Doris symbols: 18 T eu1on1c: SIgn 3936= Zeno IoIoMr 59 Numeric Lessing's insights into in­ r--­ 2 wordS 22 Purplish blue: 40 Some horses prefix terpersonal relationships. 'fbi! 4a Says "01(" Vir. 43 Canadian 80 Romance production explores the 50 c.r.n 24 Speech prOVince tale struggJe to make sense out of 51 Weapon 26 Tread and 4S -- 63 Bird cry Ielucatlon life and marriage. for Sexuality

The w.n .... Cent... recognizes National Family Ie.lducatlon Weelt! with the follOWing ...... of aM dl...... - .orb"... JI:KYLL (.""(, HYDE Breaking the Language Barrier ... together again Developing assertive communication with your partner Today, October 6, 12:00-2:00, illinois Roam, Student Center

KIIIII~g Us Softly: Advertising's lmag.. RIC ofWomen. DEBRA WINGER A film presentation and discussion of our cultural conditioning AN OFFICER Today. October 6. illinois Roam, Student Center AlVDA Jec;lovsy: The Green Eyecl MOnster GElVTLEMAN A workshop on coping with 011' jealous t-ungs Thursday. October 7. 3:00-5:00 Mississippi RCKWII -Campus ~riefs-- Student c.nt... mE soumERN Illinois Road R\JDIIeI'S will meet at , p.m. Wed- ::::~~c!1 C:=~:~/!.ilrbeeb~ at 7:30p.m. Wednesday ill IDe Orient ::if'J::p~: ~N:.1 Room. Those interested can eall Ed . • Ruu in Style" s-mile race. at 549-3682 for more informatim.

A WORKSHOP.DISCUSSION m mE SECONDADnual meeting lor •• F.iIling Us Softly: Advertising's Administrative Science majors will hr.ages of Women" will be be beld at 3 p.m. Friday ill Wbam preseated. from 7 to 9 p.m. Wed­ 308. nesday in the Illinois Room. Tbe discussion will center on cultural .. PRESENTAnON OF Self: Tbat eonditiooing regarding sex roles. First Interview," is the topic at the Women in Communications. IDe .• A.S.T.R.O.I8' , 100king for a few meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the good men" (and WOlDen) who are CommunicatiOlls Lounge. craft:shop &el"V'JeieS eee o ----:.:::::===;---

Page 6. Daily Egyptian. October .. 11182 Squeeze songs hard to forget

Album courtesy Gf Plan with complex lyrics. Records general and society in par­ AMllYVlLLE II: Several differf'nces are now ticular. On "Sweets From a noticable, ehough. Hl' is now THE~~ION 8y Tom Travln Stranger," he seems more writing shorter phrases and is R ~~ A.'I!Iociale Editor satisfied with himself '1nd his concentrating more on thl' boy­ lyrics are more generic and less PT~r~ '" on "l<£' O~"''''f meets-girl-falls-in-Iove-has-a­ reflective of his p<;>r50nal and Chris fight-and-reconciles topics that demons. Difford, the songwriters whOSE' have obviously been influl'nce

011. "'"" _ COUld cut This is down on \he IiZe, skimp on \he ...... and \hen sell no cheap II two for one. But_ just don't beIiew In doing pizza I ~that-.y. FOf _ 20 years,_w been maIdng the besI IliZZB _ know how, and _'118 been deIIwring it free, In 30 minutes Of lea II. Call us. tonight. r-----.------~--, A $2.00 011 .. tr 2-item1 Of_pizza. • sultry. One coupon .,., pIu.a. • NI haft IWver heard GUbert aDd 8uJlliraD 8UD8 80 be&uU· ~~_ ExpinIe; 12/31182 • $0 Iully. TbeJoe';; , m&n'elO\l8 .. ud tbe coetumeIt .... lust erotic _ F.... .,....u...y I outataDcIiDg. YOQ oouldn" do better thaD to· tab die Wbole 818 £ w.Inut • family.- ABC NIlWS comedy. ~~ I 0pen11_.3MI~ =/~:-: _____II ~...:, ______,___ c .JI L 'Fast Times' shallow escape film Kinss Inn Ry Cynthi" Rector And why doesn't the female Starr Wriu!r GMovie protagonist fall for the adorable ·'HIDEAWAY· clean-cut Jewish boy before Shallow ar,d fun. These words 'RevIew having cheap sex with a 26- 825 EastMa are interchungeable for the year-old and then sex with the "I<'ast Timf$ at Ridgemont This movie is supposed to be a Jewish boy's best friend? The NEWLY REMODELEDII High" crew. comedy. But wait, it's also college viewer is sure she would ftI&Stt F'or an average college called "Fast Times at have embraced the correct fN 9:00 ;e 2:00e. student we.nting some good Ridgemont High." With fast dewy-eyed opportunity. • shallow di',ersion. say. after an times and no education about G.hr&W...... inten!iP iaw I'xam, attending birth control, pregnancy is a By the timl' thl' college ~his movie is probably a good natural byproduct. student has finished viewing the idea. Two hours will quickly Although lust and sex are this film. she feels too old for sex vanish. For brief moments. movie's preoccupation, due to and drugs atld will settle for a however. the stUdent may the shallow context of the in· little rock and roll to calm her wonder why she is there. teractions the result is more down. Perhaps this questioning often frustration than joy. 1 South-Carltonclal. moment will come in the midst Something the a.'erage of the loose sex scene involving female :ollege student has a 26-year-old man and a high probabl) never viewed on school girl who insists she's 19. screen outside of a human The The only Restaurant in The implications of statutory sexuality class is a male having Southern Illinois that offers Authentic rape might bother the cO!!P.ge a sex.ual fantasy and mastur­ B91100n student so soon after the law batir.g. She wonders how it fits Mandarin, Sichuan, Shanghai, exam. into the plot of the movie. rycoon and Cantonese Cuisine. But then there will be a Then she realizes that the film reassuring scene of two cute is designed to be cl showcase for OPIN7DAYS young girls working in a mall at every kind of teenage sexual Hn: Mon.Thun '.1Open a low-rank -::afe. They're talking expression and diversion. She ,rI·... 5-11pm of how to meet boys al the mall hopes there's no bestiality and Sun. Noon-1Opm and dissecting their sexual wonders where subtlety has preferences. Maybe the college gone. student will say "Yes. that's just how it was," especially when the Jethro TuJl music begins. She trusts the unreality put mlGUlIIII Tonight: before her on the screen and so lIUI SmallBar she sits back. stiD laughing and J squirming unconsciously. until, oh no, the cute bawdy little NfTWORK school girl finds out she's pregnant. In the next scene the school girl tells her careless one-time Celebrate Watermelon sex partner of their dilemma, which he considers her 315 S, illinois Ave. Wednesday l5¢ a shot dilemma only. Being the assertive girl that she is, she 529-3851 asks him to pay half the cost of the abortion they both unquestionably want and to drive her to place where the phone: procedure will take place. When he doesn't show the 529-4130 ~~~~:;~pm 9:~::f5h~~g:a:k next day to pick her up and she must tearfully undergo the Ladies Drink all day and night abortion alone, tt ,ituatioD 611 S. ,ilinois becomes too real lor the Free Champagne 25t Drafts average college student in a Bkx:kFromw lit. movie about carefree high schoolers. 10-11 pm ~' 8 .. 10 pmi!!~§;;~

Nicholas PalenThimmesch

speaking on PRESEl'fTS "The Washinton Scene­ * Election Year 1982" Friday, October 8, 10:00 a.m. Johr'i A. logan Gym Nicholas Palen Thimmesch began a journ­ alism career in Iowa with the Daven~rt Times. He worked as a reporter on thees ~ &9ster, and later as the Washingtm Bureau Chief for Newsday. He has written for many magazines including New York, I:.ilit New York Times Magazine. Saturday Evenm Post. ~ Arr,p;y, Cosnq?OlitaJ J, McCalls, and sportS IlI\iSiiated. Watership He has ~~ CIl ~ the Press: has made dpIX'!dId ns en 1=aa:! the ~ ·Down· cn:l has cb1e ITBlY radi:> and tl?Jevism am­ Tm'ltR!S bCBS,'

For further information cOntact Office of Student Activities 549-7335, Ext 343 C!f 365 John A: logan College Student Cartervllle,IL 62918 Center Auditorium *VIDEO ~ r;a~ SUPIIlMAN .IL Tonight Thru Friday 6:45 & 9:00 YOP Slnllnlln $1.00 "flY the Roln 4th floor Video Lounge 7pm 9pm.

PAUl SAm NEWMAN FIELD _ lISENCE .. ,:" CP&1f [}1]~LJO{]~~'17 If MALICE. I . ,.,' @lli®QD(P Absense of Malice '.1:15.- Tomorrow S1.50 night's the NIGHT '. .Metheny,s stretch'ng the definition of Jazz to new parameters. ··Chlcago Sun Times -;Iricuac ..... 11:... ·Pot Metheny: the gultar'st's guItarist - rftelteoder ·Chl.l:Ogoj. LORD OF THE FLIES ·Pat Metheny ploys "k. wind through trees Quick coli the Grape­ lit heaven -Th.ltolllng Stan. vine I. befor. It's ., too lot.' ·~··'~ Shryock Auditorium, Thursday, October 7th m Tickets $10.50-on sale now at the Student Center Central 536-5556 . Ticket ! Job take8 more than a pretty face Agency hires a few 'dreamers'

By Midlele ...... modeling jobs available in that they ~de experience, quality work." E~and said. England said that he is ac· Staff Writer Southern nfinois. . En«Jand saId. "And each job is The business IS adding cepting modeling applications "We have the capability or different." another SUbsll~ry to its list. because the ~Ie at SlU-C They aU came with a similar becoming a modeling af;ency "We have a lot of contacts on England said. It will begin a have helped him In the past. dream. Tbe dream to bo!come a but we don't want to become the West Coast with motion video inventory service, which model. one" he said picture studios and national and wiD provide an exact record of "Anybody who takes the time Or at least. to become a part· Models are' used for video the total assets anybody owns. to write and send us a pjcture. time model. tape presentations for com· IDte~~ti~~~ .. ;;~~Ci!:,;'; in the case of emergencies, such I'U take the time with," Impact Agency, Inc., ~i!lIUy panies, television commercials, ~ng for is a few good people as rire and theft. he said. England said. "I'm here now accepted applications for male print advertisements for we can groom so we can get Possessions of individuals will because a few people took the and female models. at the newspapers, and brochures, them out there. That's where be photographed and kept on time to help me in the past. Now Student Center. About 300 to 400 England said. Some accounts the money is at." video. I'm willing to help them out.·· people applied, but only about are in Southern Dlinois. such as Impact Agency opened in 40 will obtain work, David Sights and Sounds, Mid­ February and the ribbon· England, co-owner of the America Home Furnishings cutting was in March. ag..!!ftCY, said. and Appliances. Marion "We were going to start the England said Impact Agency. Holiday Inn and the new sports business a week before lite located in the Lakeland Center. complex behind University Marion tornado. But the last Carbondale, is not a modeling Mall. thing I wanted this business to 8~ency. Enaland said that a lot of the be termed as is an opportunist - "We're an advertising, models will work as sales in a disaster situation," marketing, public relations, people. England said. promotions and production Contra~ to popular opinion. agency. And we're also into "modeling is one of the most England, 24. a 1981 graduate video productions," he said. underpaid occupations in the in marketing of SIU-C, did not "We're not a modeling agency world." England said. "A lot of plan on owning an advertising for one Simple reason. There times the pay will be very low." agency when he was in college. are a lot of negative airs Modeling for local retailers But. "at the time there weren't surrounding modeling agen· usually pays litUe. but modeling any internships available and cies." for industry. regIonal and Robert (Attamian) proposed Models are hard to work with national advertisers pays weD. the idea. After four months of because "they're very tem· England said. deliberation I decided to do it ... peramental." England said, Anybody who works with he said. and they usually don't have any Impact Agency, England said. business sense. will get something (or what they E~and met Attamian. an Dinner The agency. England said. do. worts with about 12 models "They will be compensated in :!~ w~:!~ttea!!f~i~~ For 2 regularly. some ways. but sometimes 1m. II. "A lot of them are SIU-C money isn't the best com· Save students or who took classes at pensation." Some models are "We st.uted the agency with ()pen daily SIU-C." he said. But. according paid with gift certificates and one basic philosophv. Instead of $1.09 11:OO11m to 3:OOem to England, there are not many some jobs pay for themselves in doing quantity work we do We_the right F'ast, to Hmit our deIi¥ery .,., -Campus CJJriefs- Our drIWIna carry .. Carbondale's Original Deli Free than'10.00. mE U.UNOIS Public Interest Research Group will :neel at 4 p.m. Delivery Wednesday in the Ohio Room. Projects to be discussed: student Frea Lunch Dellverl survey. funding resGiutiClll. nuclear • 11.. 1:30 cargo OODfen!llCe. FaDer free bilJa zooes. 549.. 3366 J A SPEOAL guest lecture eotitled .. Finesses in tbe Matiq P08itioD ·Subs • Salads· ~ be ~~\s~:.ee~:f • Cheesecake. quiche. f. ·-nne- r· ".os. df &12" 1 111m , 7 p.~ecDesday in Activity Room ~ Di or_plzztplw2 • ~"r.er:::~,t:C~ provided. For 2 ~::';:*~ = ExpIres: 12/31/82 I NEIGHBORHOOD BIBLE SAve Fellowsbip 01 carbondale is spoil­ F.... F_.,....". I soriD8 idl EvangeHsm CIasII from 3 $1 • 09 616 E Walnut to 5 p.m. Wednesdays in Activity Dr. Brian E. Woodard East Gate Plaza Room c. On WedDellday, the class CHIROPRACTOR _ill be ,oing to Styrest Nunm. Phone: 4574778 Home visit the resideDta. I to -- BLOCK AND Bridle will meet at 8 OFFICE (618) 529-4;46 II &:::i:n~U:rthea:::~~ I::-.-.... -~. Obelisk II picture will be takeD cUriDI the meeting. TDS .me.rlcan a.-.._. wm-~.. HAPPY HOUR le.Bla-presents- . AlI-DtIy...... BLUEGRA$$ '.. '. 35c Drafts. Wamble .".""",.." .. $1 ~75 ·Pjtchers Mountain SOC .lOWENBRAu ,. Ramblers· 754 Speedroifs; TWO HAPPy HOURS EVERYDAY JOt Seagrams 2 m-6 m m-cloSe. .75C...... •. 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.'. '.' .. Fraternity rolls keg for charity, tries to raise $1 million for kids By Sheila Rogers Dave Gonsage, local TKE honor if you're on the team. a Student Writer president. real honor." Last year the local TKEs Five men are scheduled to The members are honor sponsored a keg ron, also roll a beer keg through Car­ students who are active in funded by the Miller Brewing bondale, Sunday, on their way school and fraternity activities, Co., from St. Louis to Car­ from New Orleans to said Gorsage, senior in finance. bondale. The 100 mile roll Milwaukee. "They're basically your AII­ raised "close to $1,000" for the They hope to have collected a American type guys. U's an hospital, Siml'T'~"""'" ':lid million dollars for St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital by the time they get to Milwaukee. CATCH THE ACTIONI The five Tau Kappa Epsilon ITKE) members started their 2.000 mile roll Sept. 6 as part of NO ONE HERE GETS OUT ALIVE an overall effort to raise $1 W~·~ Maranatha million for the hospital in Memphis. "., FM Rock n' Roll Seminar The team will have traveled By popular demand. through Louisiana. Mississippi, ...... ¥N"I ... ;'.onJyrocllandral-SuN moa'younoj.~"""hI.r.andll lioN., .~ Alabama. Georgia. Tennessee, Is~ (d jUIInxkend rei., OI'.I? ~ Untn ~1hM IfI,e qur1wv.....,.10 de .....~.~.1twough n Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, .... CoaIdItts.thlltlOlMOfle.llyMgtobr.,...you~yQW'_fW'Onrl!fw~~ Indiana and Wisconsin, when ""to ~ iMD yoW_~ they complete the roll Oct. 24. Cardinal FMd .... ~ ....IIMI ...... ,...... rhllncU:tne.pn-""'~too&eg. nw."...~nw,rl!lll (9 dw __ ...... Ihll"J,..,.,~Io,au At about 11 a.m., Oct. 10, the team will travel down Route 51 from Anna, to Douglas Drive Baseball Pla,oft Station WHERE ..UrocMII C and around campus to the TKE WHEN 'onith'. We4.....,. Oct--MIl 9:. p.m. house, 106 Small Group Housing, according to John H.rrisINIr.-M.rfon ~~~,t... ~~~~ Simmers, TKE's local chair­ man for the keg roll. Simmers, sophomore in automotive technology, said that Wednesday and Thursday members of TKE will solicit donations on campus and in Carbondale. The money raised will be presented Sunday to the national keg rolling team for the hospital. Simmers said TKE members are "projecting $800" as the goal for donations here. The Miller Brewing Co. is ~~==r :ee c:f~t t~~ unifonns and travel expenses. Simmers said Miller donated about $30,000 to the keg roll. The team members are II Gregg Murphy, captain, Butler University; Eric Murphy, II - Butler University; Scott Reynders, Christian Brothers College; Jerry Kagan, Ohio State University; and Mark Scaglione, Nicholls State University. In or:der to be chosen for the national keg rolling team, the member has to be "a nationally recGil)lized TKE," according to Puzzle answers 0 CAl R L U E I RARe L INAS I UN II P IN G 0 ISS U E lIore variety N ERN At Zmltigo you _ ~ from • fiesta-sized meaD 01 I EllS IE GAEES moath.t\diq1y-good Mmdea cIIUes. Like pikcHligb I • IE A 1'oatadu. red 01' IIJ'MD Soata...tenHtyle Chili •• Chili I ~DF.-0G Burritoa, ~ amoth_i ill apecial ..u~, our OWII origiDal Zmltip CheeM C'/titito'"" ... ad.1ot more. PIa&, 0111' I r~CE I ~~ ~ DeVest taste _tiou. ~~ N.cboZTM, N.rhoZ Dehae ad gardeD-fnsb Taco Salad. Or, tr.t yoarMlf to ODe 01 0111' IDOIII!Y-viq eombiaatioD cli.uen ..:rved up with en.p I Iett-. tomatoes. Mezica Beue .. ~ chips. 11111 CARBONDALE ~ ... & ...... ------,------I sa. Cheese Chilito™ I A Taco Burrito I A big, soft flour tGrtiII& .-witb dIili . ~. I A bic flour t.artilIa wrapped NODIId. "IKe, witb two kiDda of IIiIndded '. '. , . I eambiaatioa of ____ pCMIId ...... SJ!5 I c--.~ ':C till tile m-e meIta .... tJ.l ...... ':' ".. .' .'C '. 'I __Maic:aJHly1e .... twoldlldnf~' beaDe.Ie"'-o...... •... I LimIt.wopar~ ., .. . 1 I L_iU_~CIJII{IOIl ', ..' . ,. .. i T I Offw IDlllhllroqll""""""l3. 1182, ...... ~: Ion...... &lJraacIa NowaIW 110 ..... ' - Witk..,... I r-:-.-MuIk For All OccasiClftl L"" ...... w.-lilted_dlia...... ' ..., ...... w.-...... J In:Mtling Dol. Show I ~-.... ------~~~.----_t--..... ------~-:--.....;-~-....;-- I ..... W.mwn. Rode I .. I B&JMUSIC Taco .:.. ,. CombbuitIoDDlDriers BobondJohn I comlriDatlonA crispeom oftortilla ---.t fiDed puuDd with. beef.delectable . ... I a-a-.CbiIito'N. frum twoC'- ell" two EIIdUJada.... EIIChiIada 8l1li.. . /... I ~ chopped Ie"'-. diced c-toee aIII!'·S'gc f aDd. Taco. or • Taco Burrioo and. a- '.' . '2 I M~sIC on Wheels I ,two kiDda of c-.. . ChiIito™. All __hri~I.aIU~ ...... ~ 29 I for bookings call LimiUwo per c:oupon. . '.. T, I Ma..::ftII Beau aDd t.artilIadUpe.., .' r _.', I Offer good through November 13, 1982, ow ·tII I LimiU,",~~ j,. .. tll-l447 or ....MIt I GIlIy.& - ~ listed OIl this ad. WI eoapOD Offer pod tbrouP November 18, 1982, ~... with CIIIIJ*l i E".", Days • L- ____ ..;.. ______;,.-_.;... ____ .J~oa.!._!.._=~~=.~~ ___ .:....:..:.. ___ ....

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Daily EIfptiaD. October .; 1982, Page 13 1977 YAMAHA XS-400, mai ,Vaily'EgyptJan. wheel.l, ferrini, crash bars, Mobile Home. I:!~r:~~ ~~io~' ~(W!!~'o~o16~':,~ EXTRA NICE 12 and 14 wides, 2 best -;.;rer. 1-~ eve~e35 bedroom, carpeted. air, furnished, 1 ~ locatiOll, no pets pI~B:: I 1975 HONDA CB 550-4 Wind- Electronla Jlo mmer Illi Extras. Leavini 1~"':~l.(rJfiCA THREE BEDROOM, NICELY furnished trailer. Quiet location. ~r;~~4.seIl. Arry ~~~ ~~~~~h:r-:A67r~te~~~~ 1 ...... Gas llel.ct. Pool. '180 mo. to sublet. Quartz turntable; Proj.. ct-one "'.,...-ts CaD 549-81o.!l or 529-3278, after 5. 1979 HONDA C1(.5OO, shaft drive, ("""liable for Fall) 6086Bc3t. turntable; Inrlnity speakers, Mike Call for oppoI_ I water cooled, excelleot conditioo 54~2486. 6435Ag34 '1500. 5:&-2095. 6481Ac35 ~-6610 G. E. CONSOLE STEREO, AM-FM ~u r.:eo:f~m~.Af~SwrZs~~. ~ '80 YAMAHA XSllOO ' , Special", Radio, Diamond Stylus record wides, '150. Call 529-4444, Pets ONE BEDROOM FURNISHED okay. B629SBc43 apartment. 403 W. Freeman, $200- :'~~lioe:tU~s4'~~{1i!I~9-W~ =gr,~~~~Il~J::.' Many month. Includes heat and water ntgbts befor-e 12. 6496Ac:37 &I65Ag35 10X502 BEDROOM underpinned 54~7381. Undoo __B6510Ba3'i and extra added insulation make ~u~~PI~:W~D b~~~~e ~r'!,~ ...... Ca rbonaale. '135 per month. Phooe STEREO _.-._c-..-..-._---.-.... ,_I2DI>G25 ... _ 867-2346 after !'opm. Bfi359Bc33 '"_~.'70''' CONCERNED ABOUT WINTER REPAIR '-.__ PYRAM'DS 51.,._ A .. =pr!t~~ ~ c,ran~=!I o ...... ,....,.., .....24lM 4S7·7M1 acraH f,om the old ltaln .tatlon {~s~e:~?vcrifv~i~~ 20% off Michelin n ... WHIUTHn LAST THREE BEDROOM UN- !.~te':~~ ~~~':enl1~ Fl'RISHED a~ment. 404 W. ~r month and up. Available DOW, this .... Mill Sl Availiible November 1st. 0tICK CUll LOW PIlICISI CASH $6OO-mo. Completely remodeled. ~~~:.i~:rJ:I.:':res= % MI.. South GIn...... 54&-7381. B6Ii09Ba42 3002 after 5 p.llJ. B6237Bc:42 ~1 ... I TWO AND THREE bedroom, ...... ---...... -. KNOUCRIST IIINTALS ....IO...ailWlft Dieely fumished, re89011.8ble, near 126 s. til. 549-8495 8,10112wide Air Condition & Natural gas ~:fr:H:S:th~Pba::= 4'113. 6386Bc48 19" MAGNAVOX COLOR $85 & up-Country Living TELEVISION, onl~ 3 years old, S,"ilesW. on Old 13 BEAUTIFUL, FURNISHED, 2 ~tclk!1t COnditiolL 195. ~ 6!W.2330-687-1588 BEDROOM, 14 wide, IiIte new. 2 FOR SALE Real E.tat., area. FOR SALE: FIVE room house W· ~J7:-=:a-4S7~et pral(e, excellent shapt>. $25,000. 1 AND 2 BEDROOM. Nicely fur­ 6424Bc3S Call 349-6589, early morning or nished, A. C., DO petll. Water in Bicycle. eluded. 53-1735, 457.f1156. Sl36BaS7 "enings. &l6IAtlI5 --~ SINGl£ AutomobliM 25" PEUGEOI' PX-loE. Dura-aee RATES 0 ...... 11 ...... MoIIu * AVMNU AII ___...... ~~ne~~~~;a~l kf~~ll~~-:.e~::e~=: 5101._ IS ...... "' ... 54~7054. 1456Ai15 Olfer. J 5:&-5120 after ~~ ~"=' \ 1 or 2 ...... Mobile Home. " ..... -,,"to ... ,_ -=:-·;l2orl ...... '73 CHEVY CAPRICE 48,000 PURCHASE YOUR OWN 12x50, 2 '}~~ miles, excellent c:ond;!ioo hillhway bedroom Mobile Home for as low Camera $16$360 or city. '1300. 457-79l::o. &U1Aa33 as $2995 Witb as low as $254.75 4S7-7Ml ....MM I~ "-- down. See our display ad in MAMIY A C330 ROLL film format ...... North Hwy 51 FOR SALE, 1976 O'.ds. 4 door. bard Wednesday's ~ carbondale camera with three lenses, tWO finders. Excellent conditioo. Now J4t.IIIt ~~'~:$~Pc1Ii&a.t~... AM- ~~~omes, Hi~'f:a::o first $500 takes, 5:&-5826. 64S5Aji-I 640SAa34 SIlAjiJ 2-BEDROOM, $500.00 down, r:J~:r~~!n~~d~~ Mu.lcal ~!r~~n:~F ~~ House. 10 WIDE, TWO BEDROOM, ~::'e~cGr:l~~e:a~ VERY NICE TWO bedroom Room. around. Call 549-3275. You will be :aJ~ a~~rr~:3:· tg glad you did. B6449Ae35 bondale.5:&-I735IU1d457.-w1. ~~~~,:"J.~::'':u~a: HONDA AUTOMATIC '82 Civic, FOR RENT 6137Bb37 women Saluki Hall Deer shops and TWO BEDROOM, 12x52, fur­ bank. 'US-mo. TI6 S. University. ~'i~o~~ffio~J~re~~~~~ ~ed, clean, .AC, lDl~j~ed, AVAILABLE NOW. EXTRA nice. 5:&-9139 bet.. een 4:QO.f:OO,~ 3037 after 2pm. 6397Aa35 ClOSt' to campus. 3 and 4 bednxma. on mee lot. ~own, ~~ Ap."lrtment. F\ImisIII!d, 110 peta. 549-4108B6ieeBbts VOLKSWAGON. MUR- KING'S INN MOI'EL 825 E. MaiD­ PHYSBORO. 1971 fastback, Cable TV (HBOl, furnished, air THREE BEDROOM HOUSE witb ~\Y~~~iJ~~tiOIL ~~ MllCelianeo~iI ~e Jivingroom. Gu beataJ, ae, ~~=-~=M~- $62.25 large basement. ~. II:8UO, on B6264Bd42 =~1~· A~i:s SlO SYCAMORE 4-BEDROOM, 2 Roommat.. =1:, :::t:.nfteo:t ~':t~ ::r:r included. 457-4334. BM12Bb34 ONE OR TWO roommates needed to share a beautiful 4-bedroom t..e, ...... blerenl~ 1975 PINTO WAGON, automatic, YOUNG'S USED FURNIroRE, ROOMMATE WANTED FOR PS, 4-c:ylinder, 45,000 miles, three-bedroom in Carbondale ~=t:i:ts~ ~~: QUIET COUNTRY SETTING, 4 =ltC:O~i::;ocr:J~'fJ ee Division, carterville. 6232AfG liedrooma wood heat with ~ ~J!:.~Y~~~~/~~ m_~. 6487Aa35 r::::i~._'1111 PhOD~b39 895Z. M30Be3Ii DATSUN no, AUTOMATIC, air, ~~Arl,u:~~!!lt~6Id R~.Al~- ~ concl!cioII. Call 985-8~r: west, tun south at Midland Inn ~BIiLf!~~ Tavem and go3 miles. ~f47 bathroom, f= and bad!: encIGIed '., PLYMOUTH FURY. =--~~=r~ ~~:~~'~5s&.~ wo:..,~ ~~ ~~~'aft':~i:~, Exeellent ceDtral loc:ation to 638IAm campus, downtown aDd mall. AD n PINTO EXCELLENT for a meet unbelievable low price. MECHANICAL c:ooditioo. Low Jas GOOD------USED FURNITU1lE. Mia Sorry,lIDpECa. c.n54H27S ~~~~.iood co~ Kitty's R. R. 149 Hurst. IN'l-2491. B6450Bb3s Free delivery up to 25 mil~ISAf41 HOUSE FOR RENT, ea11457-28S2. _MONTH PRIVACY, ROOFED I 1979 HONDA CIVIC excellent , .I46OB~ deck, beautiful billrr-vtew, new :;;te:!t~r:eat mpg. '::'A:it CHEVY MALIBU, 1973 TWO door, ~~J:for::. ~ Ci ~Rzcu~~cr.J·, t.l. ~!:rl' unn-enity';miles S.= E. Little 72 PLYMOUTH SATELITE 549-1497 after Ipn. 6448A13I t:.:a,., ~l1~~. Grad M31Be3& ~~u!tt.3~~~f:i FOR SALE: 2 Crocheted Alp.. , ~!iCOtL 8500Aa35 Will sell separate. 541H5736aAt:M FEMALE ONLY, SHARE 2 V. W. um GOOD condition, nIDI bedroom mobile bome. Close to 1IJOd. Asking A12OO. Call~ r=-~. $75 maatb. ~~'~I~tJ.~JlrI '15, =-= 8f8SAf35 19M FORD P. U. ,V-I, 4 speed, GRAD STUDENT NEEDS_bini white sPUtes. Ru:. ~, ID­ CONTEMPORARY DINING IIOYAL IINTAU roommate to share Diee apart- spected. S4OO.II00b0. M94Aa3s ROOM table, ehairs. Glass aDd from cbrome table with 2 leaves. Plfew EFF.APTS. ~ ;J~w. S~i.r:a ~~~.Y"~a furnished. ole. avpet ".70.00 Monthly ~oto.rcycl.. FOR SALE-CHOICE split oat :.;.r-s bJ die eonl ... ~ 2 am.ooM MOIllE HOMES 79 YAMAHA 850 • 'SPECIAL" FumiIhed, ole. andtored 4IlOO mi. Many emu. )fuR see to' OVER 500 RECO-RD .Iba... · unct.rpInneci. ~te (mint). Bat ~: ~:~3:~:~~~r::. =:; "40,00 monthly. S-4G2 NEED MONEY? WiD J~J~!s ~::xr.:' ,l;~=: 'F3,;wredred Phone 687-2782 for direc:tions on NOP£TS ~l::~ep~tedla .~. Old 13. IDIAI3t

_..... 14. Daily ElYptlan. Oetober 8, 1912 BUSINESS ___If)_ co. c.a...... - c..... III -•• OPPORTUNITIES • Birth Control INSTANT CASH are the ruggers really .Pr.gnoncy For Anything Of afraid of SPfld? • Sexual Concerns Gold Or Silver ex-roomie ~"""",.c"'ItI...... tc. J&J Col.. m L 111457,-, p.s. Malibu breakfast? nl bring the mushrooms .~ RIDES NEEDED "TIMEOUT' HELP FOR RAPE Victims. their families and friends. Counseling NEED RIDE TO U. of I. This 'or H4Ippy Hour., Hello. and informatioo on medical, police Friday. GII& mooey. Steve 529-5851, ,he SfuIIen, ...... "on and le~1 procedures. 24 houis 529- R471033 c.nf8r-Mee, .. To the ;retty ~;:ier~arar":~a~l~' . W£e~;:;: ,rfMy, ~,... Smile in my "BIG" Southern IlUllois Communitie!l for RIDERS WANTm rearview mirror 9 years. &209E39 CHEERS. RIDE ' , THE STUDENT Transit' this past Saturday we,IIIS," WANTED ~~h~e!t~~~dd:::bh~:::f: FOR A DRINK REPLY: Zpm, returns Sunday' •. Just over 5 W.J. hOurs to Cbicagoland. Only $45.75 roundtrip. !or reservations in· P.O. Box 2622 formation phone ~1862. 608OP36 Joe.Momma & Big C,L. Carbondale

~ A Toast to you Happ, Annlversa." bo1h Captain Pre,,! and top tappin. After all these months••• Knee slappin Irs time I totd YOU the good times wi1h bad news •••• 0 good friends. 1m not after your mind! Thanks, HIPPtI •• And l1li"" more ' Muc .. Love. ~ Herold & lady Di Bufb ~

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CHICAGO lAP) - A federal tQOd," said Bua. " ... The court blockers JlS a drug. The seven judge ruled Tuesday that the rinds that the intent in the rums sued. asking the court to diet pills known as' starch declare the product a food. thus blockers are a drug and DOt a ~~t~C:~ ~od~is!,",~ oot subject to FDA regulations MEN'S BLACK WALLET, food, and be ordered seven drug." covering drugs. The govern­ belOl1giDg to Eastern llIinois fU'JJIs to stop distribuli.nS the Dennis M. Gronek, an at­ ment then asked Bua to block product and to destroy exISting torney for the seven p. ros - distribution of the starch ~t~~U'~Jr supplies. two manufacturers and fIVe blockers. ID a landmark ruling, ".s, distributors of starch blockers District Judge Nicholas J. Bua - said the ruling applies only to During a hearing last montb. FOUND said that if the fums want to those fums and will likely be government attorneys con· market stardl blockers again appealed. He said he did not tended that prolonged use of AFFECTIONATE FEJ:At,E t'te product win have to be expect the firms to if'lmediately starch blockers could cause ~Ddda~~Wnwbin:r== approved for use by the federal begin destroying ~U' supplies healtb problems sucb as an ..,. before 8:liO a.m. ' '$SlUt FoOd and Drug Administration. of starch blockers . increase in the size of the Manufacturers conteod that ''They're not going to move pancreas, diarrbea, cramps sta,reb blockers, tablets or that quickly," he said. and lethargy. ANNOUNCEMENT capDUles extracted from the U.S. Attorney Dan K. Webb great northern kidney bean, said the seven firms and one Bua said he was "in no cause starches to pass through involved in a similar pending ~ition to make a final GREAT SKATE TRAIN, Adult the body without being ab­ case in New York account for 90 judgment regarding file safety :tl~~~YNiIbt. ~~. sorbed, tbus helping to control to 95 percent of tbe market in of this product." But he said weight. stardJ blockers. that "the possibility of harm requires this court to classify "The user of starch blockers 1be case arose out of a move the ~t in the interest of gl V:h~r~!."t. as Restaurant, West MaiD and uses them as a drug, DOt a by the FDA to classify starch public safety ... Sycamore. I344J45

HORSE PEOPLE AND Foz !':en~~ro:;ctCl~= Merch~nt8 unsure if ruling applies 1~::~J':a"r. . =: By AD ...... Hernwia' shelves. "If they're iU~, tbeo Jackson County HealUi Staff Writer I suppo&e we'n stopseUing them ~ent said the respon­ SCOTT'S SKATES STILL bu as soon as someone tells us to. I sibilty was in the hands of the In tbe Carbondale area, don't Utink we've ever dealt DIinois Departmern of Public ...... =r~k~:.t!e!tre. SJ:B :. merchants wbo stock starch· with tbis kind of problem Healtb. 31150,3: 00-7:00, XOIL-8at. M27J* blocken said tbtll wel'1! before." she said. She !laid tbat Ron Gottridl, a pbarmacist WlBWare of Tuesday. "ruliDti the sale of stareb blockers Iws with the department said they THE SOUTHSIDB CAR Wasb aDd were DOt -whetbel' t!.e located beside Arnold's Market sure : been ~'pretty ~ood." Gad yet to receive iaformatioa DOW ,ives you more time, bot ruling applied to them, At the General Nutrition ~-;a;b':': ~~:r.;t-mo::~~.bay At the Nutrition" Hea~ Center in theVniversity Mall, ==responsible notifying for us. , ,...,3'1 ten, • Carbondale healtb food 80-, employee said that as of Usually with this kiDd of thing stant which operates a retail . Tuesday afternoon the store we get a memo within 24 hourS.... outlet and mail order business. was still selling the product. She ,Then if there are reports fJf lile' AUCTIPNS & SALES an employee said the fInD was said they would CGfttinue selling • iDega) substance we take ucfaun &tiD selling the product. . the product_ until notified by to have tbe ~. set4led. autborities. Sbe said sbe When the FDA informs us, then She said abe was aware that tbowdIt that theJadsGa CGunty we can have our own state in­ there as leIisJatioopeading Hearth De,partm~~. was specton ~e over." M said. but sbe had, DOthNrd . 01 I'espansi~ lor ~ the . . A pharmacist with the Tuesday's ruliDg. She also said stores of • eha... ID the Jaw. Student Health Service po.", she elM DOt know when the store . . '. .. ' macy said the University never would take the ~ off the JIowewr'. aft em~~t ~ stocked the stardl blockers. . Dan,. EtI:rPtiu. 0et0Iief: .. 1-. Pap 15 Seminar planned to help people The Fish "vt Murdale Center. handle the proble",S of di1,orce of the Week By Mary Pries fonnerly married. George said rutuN' rnnnseling.·· 5Dada1 SQff Writer that Jones is a minister who has Although the church only Red.legged Tarantula.'1'_'5 been a divorced, single parent recognizes desertion - which rwg. SK95 Because society may inflict fl)t 10 years. may have many definitions - many personal and social and adultery as grounds for problems on people, a church in George said he was motivated divorce, George said that the Carbondale is working through to hold the !!eminar because Pet IIetIs-.. sizes holding seminars to help peop1e some people in his church have 1!:m~~~~~e 0= . "":=AHractMt and COl i ipIetaIy washable. handle thP.se experiences. beeot divorced. ''TIley need this reasons. Divorce Nill be the subject of kind of care and we want to Plaid uphosfered and scokh guarded. a seminar at the Evangelical extend it to others. Also, this "The Lord forgiv~s and i;; Presbyterian Church of Car­ may provjde tile opPOrtunity for rebuilds," said George. *Ia"y Dwarf bondale, 933 W. Walnut st. *Ora...... Wlnged ...... 1 .. The Rev. Wyatt George said the church can work to assist Amazon , ~ people who have been divorced. COVER YOUR FACEI *nmnel Gray Parrot", 'cu: =- Presentations and small laby QJddIy group discussions will be held D...... tl .... ncI Horrible Masks. 11 *Ia"y .ed-..llled 'I from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Friday and ...... Maslcs...... Macaw from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday. Klb. eo.tumes. Wigs. The topics planned for the , ego ar Wednesday weekend are the stages of Ma:lreup. etc.. etc. - divorce and recovery, begin­ POII"OUR A' IlEASONAaLl PltICESIl ~ 2 for 1 + lc fIIh Sale ~

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She'll be "You see a good !let coming. m .... mn unst~ble tn a couple of and you get excited because you lUll years. know you're going to plaster it .. "Barb's a really good setter," saici hitter Linda Sanders .. 'If + HAII.AR~+ said Bonnie Norrenbems. who there is not a good set ~re is has played with Clark aU four not a good hit .. . + Weclnesclay ,.. years. "Lisa is doing really "W~ 1 set' a good ball I'm well, though. For a freshman, able ~o share in the jubilati~ of OLD STYLE NIGHT she has so much composure:" the hitters," Clark said. + '+' For the fans, ~ best play m ·'A good set is the best ..&.. FEAtuRING: ~ voUt;ybaD s~rts With ~ good set, feeling," said Cummins, who, T continues With the hitter con- as a hittu knows what a bad TW necting with the baD high above set feels like the ~ and ends with the baD When Chrk graduates at the smashing the Door on the other end oi Utis year, she will be -;, side of the net. greaUy missed. But the Salukis ! 75~ : "I love a good set," said are eonfident they will have a Phone: 16oZ.'. Boyd. "The bitter bas so many more than adequate Drafts options. You can use your whole replacement in Cummins. 1- (~ '+ bal! of tricks." Add another link in the chain. 529-4130 Try a triathlon ~ NO COYER '+' Ha.... r Hotll... 549-1233 By JAckie RodIen training supplements in their t Sports EditGr conditioning. A few weeks ago, . they held a mini-triatholon and -+'+++ -+ U you can run, eycle, swim, competed as team!! and are of the female sex, No registration is required. maybe you'D want to enter the 1nterested partiCipants should Saluki women's !lwimming be at the Stadium before 8 a.m. team's triathlon Saturday. Saturday. HiD said that if the The grueling three-event turnout is good, the team may ONE DOLLAR OFF SALEI competition wiD begin at 8 a.m. sponsor al.lOther event next at McAndrew Stadium with a 3- year, mile run. 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~ .E&YJtia, October ...... 1. ,-- 4 • " ... " - - ,." f~·."I":roII"- '\, - .-., ...... co·· Two spikers set pace for Saluki attack 8~' Jackie Rodgers derneath her kne.. caps. But when things go bad. thE' Sports Editor The change was als;) rr,ade to accusatory fingE'r is pointed at allo\\ the highly-touted Cum­ the setter. The midd!e lill;' 0' a chain. mins, the only freshman in the "The whole offensive kl'Y is When that link is strong, the starting line-up, to come in and the settE'r," said Hunter chain is unbreakable. When it is do her stuff. but eliminated the There is a contrast between weak, it can be pulled apart. pressure of having to set all the the two setters, though. Clark is leaving three unconnected time. the vocal sort. jumping up. pieces Clark, who earnt"d AII-Stalt" sharing her enthusiasm with tho: So might also read the honors last yt"ar, is tt"aching tht" other fivE' on the court definil.on of (he seIter in 5-9 frt"shman tht" ropes. Evt"n · ... m a 'yippy skirpy' sort of volle. ball. A.s the middle link in when the Salukis revert back to person." shE' said the ofrensh'e chain - pass. set, the 5-1 as C1ark's knees allow. Cummins asserts herself as spike - the setter is responsible Cummins still sets a ft"w games the quiet leadt'r (In the court. for the continuation of the flow. when not playing as an outsidE' letting her tl'ammatf'S enjoy thE' Barb Clark has been that hitter. cE'lebrations of a ~ond hit. middle link for four Years. Lisa Cummins said Clark has ''I'm a pretty calm person." Cummins has just' begun to hdped her tremendously in her she said. "In a way that's good. experience the pressure of the adjustment to the collegiate but I also have to learn to J(et most important position in the game. She credits Clark with morE' vocal to pick the team game of volleyball. according to helping her gain confidence up." S[tT-C Coach Debbie Hunter before the game starts. Cummins admits that she "A setter will make or break "We'll stand on the side and feels intimidated by the older the game," HuntE'r said. "When watch the other team warm-up players. More often than not, the ball comes over thE' net. the Barb will point out the short she is thE' lone rookie on the setter is almost guaranteed onE' blockers and tell me to use floor for the Salukis. of the three hits sE'tting up the them, and point out other things "It's hard to go out there and offense every Single time That to me," Cummins sai~. take charge when they have all tells you how important that "I try to help LIsa out as the know ledge and experience, ,. role is." much as I can," Clark ~aid. she said. "They certainly don't The Salukis s·.itched to a 6-2 "She has more skills and is built put any pressure on me, and offense this sea.50n from the 5·1 better for vollevball than I am. they respect what 1 do." a year ago. 1hat means that I'm trying to be a good modd Clark has no hesitation in . .,,~.. ~,~ there are two settE'rs on the for her." saying Cummins will be better .,:,§ ,~ court who ad as hitters as well. The setter in volleyball gains in one vear than she herself was Staff Photo by Rich Saa I instead of one setter and five little recognition for the in four. Cummins says Clark is Barb Clark, left, and Usa Cummins set the pIKe for tbe spikers, hi.ters. demands of the position. The the best setter around. rhe switch was made to allow ~etter must examine thE' "Barb is one of the best. ';le veteran Clark some rest for defense, call the plays, E'valuate without a doubt." said middle her battle·scarrred knees Sht" what options and hitters arE' blocker Chris Boyd. "Lisa, underwent surgery after last working thl: best and keep the though, is going to be great, one Fielders display seas or. to remove cysts under team up. When it all works, the 0{ the top setters when she gains both knee caps, but still suffers praise instead goes to the a Ji!Ue experience. She has so from painful rubbing un· glamour position - the hitter. See SETfERS, Page 19 winning attitude 8v JoAnn Mareiszewski it's unreasonable to think we :\ssociate Sports Editor could have an undefeated season." The women's field Dockey The one setback, a 4-2 loss to team is a winning team, not Miami. is one the Salukis could only by being 12-1 on the season have helped. so far, but also by the attitlltk it "It's a game we would want to has this year. play over, because we know we "We have an att!t>l~ diat we didn't play well:' said the can do it," said Coach Julee Saluki coach."You can't play IlIner. "It's a positive outlook, those types of games and but it's not cocky. We have they're well aware of that." confidence, but we know we While losing isn't something have to work for what we're any team likes experiencing. getting." there is usually something to be Besides wins, the team is gained. getting the momentum to "It's probably a good thing we com~te during October, when lost," Illner said. "It makes you they II face some tough teams realize that you hav(, to do before heading into conference everything right no matt~r what ~y the first week of Novem- the competition." Doing things right means that "We've played against some during the hours of practice good teams, such as Purdue. each week, even with a 12·1 but there's no doubt the meat of record, there are still things to the season is beginning now." be worked on. During some of IIIner said, the games, toven though they The field hockey team is well ended as Saluki victories. stick­ on its way to achieving one of work and passing left IlIners original goals - a 20- something to be desired. win season. Having only one defeat in 13 games wasn't "We're not by any means impossible to imagine, though it complacent about it," IIlner said. "They want to keep it w~~\\~~::eh~~ta~J~Wr::~'e , going." the opportunity to experience some setbacks along the way," The fielders hope to keep their Staff Photo by Alayne Bliekle lllner said. "Some we could winning ways going when they help and some not. At the level travel to Southwest Missouri Cynthia Joy, a member of the women's tracl team. does the hang clean in tbe weight r_, of hockey we're pla~'ing, I think this weekend. Women find weights are uplifting 8v Kl'nt Sbelton counseling and a self-defense works out alone. She works on a agree that the only real said," Student Writer intructor at SIU-C, calls the split program. exercising chest. disadvantage with working out For women interested in sport, "a good way to get into back, shoulders and calves one with weights is the danger of confidently entering the weight A weightlifting room used to shape." d3Y, and then working on other room, there wiD be an In­ be one of the few remaining It's always interested me," muscles the next day. dOC~~ai,:p;:fd~~~ difference troduction to Women's Weight male bastions. Not any more. she said. "It has a psychological Linda Phillips, an electronics between weightlifting and other training Saturday Oct. 9 from 1 A trip to the Student effect of giving me more con­ data processing major, said she sports was that in weightlirting t03p.m. Hea:· .. ·ion Center at SIU-C fidence. If things in my life go works out to improve the im­ one's only opponont is the reveds that men aren't the only out of control there's always perfections in her body, weight itself. The orientation will em­ lint's ~e,'ving barbells and weightlifting." "I want to change the things phasize weight training and straini ng under l1niversal "It helps too know you're out don't like about my body." Harrasment from the men lifestyle, and facts and fallacies machines. The fairer sex, it strong enough to defend said Phillips, who wants to isn't a problem, she said. about weight training. seE'ms, has discovered the yourself," added Doyle. make herself more symetrical. This will be followed by a five­ llt'nefits of weightlifting. She said she lifts weights rive Phillips works out along with "U you go into the weight week program beginning Mary Doyle. a graduate days a week for an hour or two Anne Lehmann, an alumnus an room and work hard, the guys Saturday, Oct. 16, from 10-12 "Iudent in rehabilitation each day, and that she normally music merchandice. They respect your for that," she a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m.

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