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Sl'tllh~rn I llllll)l~ l '1l1\-Cr\II:' al Carhontiak \\·cdne,dOlv. rebr""rv ~(). II) ~ I. Vol. 70. i':n. In.,. 20 POl"L·' Troops ready for ground war U:l:"-d Pless InternatlOl"lal Cheney to bill I'r ~"lCk nl Uu , h s:Jid Tu e ... t\:I)' :.I Sil'll'l prnp\),,;1 1 tn ellel the Pcr"i'lO Gu ll \\ ar .. fall s we ll ~ h () rt ,. o f U.S. Congress llW(' llllg U.N . ci r lll ands fO I :.. LI1H:ondi lion:i1 Iraq i withdrawai for war costs from I(uwait. :Jnd allied fon:es wen I on \\'lI h preparations for a ground ,:tt;lL'k. WASHI NGTO (U PI )- ·'W~ arl!, rcad )' now if Ih e Defensc Secrctary Dick Cheney kadership decides that that's what said Tucsday hc will prescnt Ihey want to do." Arm)' LI. Gen. Congress wi!h !he fi rsl bill for Ihe Tho mas Ke lly, direclo r of COS IS of runni ng thc Persian Gulf op<.'fati ons for thc Joint Chi efs of war on Friday. SClff. lold a Pent:lgon briefing. During an appcarance on CapilO! Blu Bush left open hi s options Hi ll . Cheney would not reveal lhc uOlii finding out Iraqi Presid ent sizc of lhe suppl emental spendin g Saddam Hu sscin 's responsc to bi ll to bc sought fo r Operalion Disc jockey Debbi Mills reports the most Monday afternoon at 1' .... '0 "1 04.9 The Eaale" Sovi ct Pres idcnt Mi khail Dcsen Sh ield and the subscquenl recent news about the war in the Persian GuH in Murphysboro. - Gomachev', proposal. first threc months of combat in Ir.:Iqi Foreign Mini ~lcr Tariq Aziz Desert Storm. thc name for th e W:.IS expec ted back in Moscow campai gn to oust IrJq from Ih e Wednesday wi th a respon.se to lhe occ upicd emirate of Kuwait But zdminislIauon SO Uf(.'CS have Local radio stations program proposa\. be!Je\'ed 10 contain a C<.I II for lrJq 's uncondi Lional wilhd rawal put lhc fi gure al S56 billion. some from Ku wa il coupled wi lh Soviet S4 1 billion or which is to come tile promises 10 assure Iraq 's from allies. inspirational wartime music Fmm Aug. 2 through lhe end 01 sovcreignlY and to seck a scttlcmem 1990. Ihe effon co" 511 hi ll ion. By Jackie Spinner "You can over·nn:J1 yi'.c th ese of long. simm ering l\'liddle E:J sl di spu tes. wi th S9 billion of it I,;ow red b\ Staff Wfller songs until }'Ju can't play pledges from a.lies. - any lhing:· he said . ·· ll"s louli ly Sovici and Iranian d ipl omats repealed l)' said Iraq was rcady for Th c Pentago n absorbed II ll' SOlllHh Ilt \\.If cd Hl :.l\ d o)',l' ~ I\ impossi ble with our (c lass ic remaining S2 bill ion from wilh1l1 :111 uncondilion:i1 withdrawal. bU I lile 1': 1(110 dIal. a...; do!-l' ali WelL. rock) fo rmat to exr- Iude every ilS 0"'11 accounts. Saudi Arabia. in (lIlC added Ih:lI Saddam wanted to \\TAO anJ Z I 00. song, wilh insinu:lliuns toward addi. .ion to providing cash . is war." negotiate the pullout. U.N . I hey ;H~ sounds ot john resoluLion 660 ex plicitly staLeS that conuibuting hugc amounts of jet Lennon. Whnnc} Homaon , Lee Rich Bird . pmgr,.rr, uircClnr of war IS thc only reason lhis song is lrnq mu st withdraw " immcdiately Grcc n.... oocl itnd Barrv McGuire. WC1L-A~ 1. said Iho AM sUllion See CHENEY. Page 5 moving." and unconditionall y." TIlI..'Y :m.: rene' ti..., ri ~ of rcoplc hasn'[ done anylhing different 10 In the rlJ ~ ! 1 ~ lmutcs of Ihe war. In the gulf. military ofricials \birnmg ,-II home U) m m.lt th~lt its mu sic fo rmat. bu t th e FM Miller sa id Ih e sLaLi on carefully described Tucscby aggressive allied 1ll00C, thrill. lIl ... pircs them and sLa ti o n has made some mInor Gus Bode cho~e the fIr st song listcners patrolli ng of cncmy targets that I!l\~" n.'lca\c changes. thr ill a from a w.:t r wOll id hear J fl er the could foreshadow a vicious ground lh~1t marke d 11 ' o nc-Illo lll h WCIL -FM has addod WhiU1ey ~ilmO Un L'~ l1l e nt Ihal bombing had war :J.'\ coalition forces located and .UlIIl\ l'~l r \ h .. t w(,e kend. H ou~ t o n 's Super Bowl begun. dCS Lroyed more Jr.:J.qi Ianks. arullery 111m \1;lIcr. progr:lill tlm.'clm perfo rm :t nce of the "Star The . Ir-"" SOil !" was Ih e K~lI c and Scud IJunchers. \\''1''0 .....lId Ea!.! lc li ... tr..:nl'r ~ Spangled Banner" and Lee \lIr Bush rcndJllon -o f "God Bless Iraqi offi cials clai med 20.000 Ill' ll'qUl'\\Lng r'frll" h roc k Greenwood 's "God Bless Ihe ~ l Ame rica." and Ihe second song persons had been killed in tlle wars ~1\)Up', ,nn~ " FI ) ~1 (' U.S.A:· \\'a~ "lmaglJlC''' b), John Len non, "Music is a big pan of people's first 25 <1;,1)'5. At tllC same time. Iraq COU r. l~("O I. ~ ." a 'lin!; Ih~1I Although the ,l;llion has gone. lau nched a Scud miss ile attack on , IH' ul tln'\ be nlCl\ Ill £. un Eagle li ves:' Bi rd said. "The y WJ llt hack to rC' gular programming. IsrJel. causing little damage . • Iuf". I'lii j ... , He pmnt ... \0 th e mUSIC to rc Oect whm 's going on f\1J!lcr said the first 2~ hours of Bush. at Moscow's request. did \'ar. in the world allhe umc." Ihe W:1r werc Cf UCI:!1 10 the nO I disrlosc th e dClai ls of Ihe Gus says Cheney is ··It ·, Mill a suppon and an!t· ,tallon's music fonnal. Gorbachev pbn but ,:;; aid: "Very counting on non-combatant 'upport 'on!!'" \ lllkr ~;. .\lI1. "'11)(," See MUSIC, Page 5 candidly .. . il fa ll s we ll , ha n of allies to fire some monetary "hal would be f('Cluircd." funds o.,; t wa '. Local man charged with arson, murder By Gre gory Norfleet '1 Ul·,lI:!\ ,lltcrn oon ;..IOtl charccd Altomry Chailc ~ uhlce ·,.:tld. counts 01 first degree murder. ~~,-::: I SlutfWfltel "lth b~ltef\ :md twO ('o unt ~ 01 HI ggc n, " 'Ill he w cd a.. :.t n :Jduh. Graces.;.uu , Iir, l·tlel.!rel' ~llIrd(' r for th ~ death, ;1 bd.. ,on COll nty Jml oflinal '=.\ld, Hll! C C n ~ IS lhc son of Kennrr's - Pa ge 11 (,<) , E:lrllcr S~HlJ rd:.l y al Ihe "' anll" g l rlf~;c nd . Detectl vc DIviSIOn \ \. :lf hondak Il·l~ n ·. II!l'r \\ .1' til ikr~hd Snlll. ;mel WI 1IIl' Breast feeding .\fr~' '(l·1l 1.lIl' \1lHHLt\ :1I1tl 1. I\:l~' 1{(h..... IlI.!.ml.:-.9. n'::'~ IIJ..."n l'e. Wcldt)n Bruce St'UIl. J I. Cnmman(kr LI. Larry 1-1 ill said at a I "ulltlph..· lh.II!,!\.·, In (t)l1l1l'(tIOIl Ill' JI,o \\ .1' d,J rcl'd \\Hh W:I' ~tabbrd to dr;tth Pa hlo flews confcrcnt'C' Tu\.·""ltv. good for baby E.\l:erl Higgens. ,.;:. thIS 111m' • .\llh.1 fife m;H c1;.1lIn,'d Ull' b\l" 1)1 .I!!!!r.l\ i.ll cd .Ir,on for ·.:'c!tln!! till: Kenner. ~h . was arrl~" l l~ d :II II :.1) ror -Page 13 I.l n (arh(lnd.lil' rl·'lIknh . ~: t1 urd~) cHnlllg fIre :11 ~ I f) E. a.m. In con nl'('llun "Hh Weld on ihl:".' " no way of c(.nn el· ting ·.I rt--: 'ndale PCl I1 (~ 'd.d Grcl'!1 St.. whic h I' hclll'\dl In Sum· ... (k~lth. poill..'c ~J.]( 1. Kl'll! I r. \I, ho W;I" arrc'lcd 111 tht' PI)hu' '~Ild '1 rO\ I,ddl • 1\!l.!l'lh. h;l\ I' r 1Ll'1.• .'d t h~~ (il'atJh 01 SUJlI .Lnll Kcnn t: r \~:I' arr:IIL nt:tI TUt"':!;!\ 1~ .(J;,\ f; 11m SI. "J' .uT~;~nl·d Rn",'Ill.ll1d. J.Ir ~ "')I1 COtlnt~ St.l tl'" mornIng :Ind I..' h:n gcd \\ lilt Ipur See ~R SON . Page 5 racial slurs Council vote opens gate for off-track betting - Page 20 By Leslie Colp I, .. ;1"1\1/1. ,(1m .. ' 1111111'1 r, ,.Ihl 'll' l ~ burltl our tll\ tr01ll ,,, : ...... Ih .. ·~ '.. ,'Cl' 11111 ~;IIJ, ltl'.j . nl' 111,' .( T.lmhllll~· " 111 1\ .1 ;'I,·Llu ... tn 'I rllll.~lh ... nu\ \\l':I~Il~'''l~'' y(\\\ hU'lfll'''.'' ~~~...... lld it I' .t 1'.u.I,lh ....ml. · II r' '" /1\.111011 n'l !Ih' 1111 If.ll k Business '\ 1\" Ulhl"f l'IIUnlll IlH"lI1bCI,. 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For information Purses. bPlts, sr '"'~, V€'sts, mu ch more! about Ihis special program. call the Come by :c ·k, bu y, o r visit. guaran lce: agency that holds your loan. Medical supplies intended or ·,; ";'::.~ U.S. Dcpartmentof Ec.ucatiot,'s \01I · fr~ number: BEST PRICeS IN TOWN! (800) J.13·INFO for Kuwait ant"e in Baghdad G,,!'IEVA (UP!) - A joint 'clief mission from the World He;llth Organi7.ation and lJl',1CEF rr....ched BaghJad with 50 IOns of emergency IHEAR'S WORLD I medical supplies for fami l. io~ and children in Irnq a;ld occupied Ku wait, the United Nations announced Tuesday. But thete was nC" immediale Custom C rafts & FISH NET I" indication any of the supplies were moved fw m the lratj i capital lO Fashions Kuwait, WHO spokeswoman Therese GastaUl tcld a ncW,j cOilfcrcflCC. Murdale Shopping Center I fo r the except ion al. 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Sec:ondClusPO&taoeP3ldillCa~ " FchnJiJr: ~(l, I ~'1 Yoga teacher: Meditate i to fitld spiritual desires By .iefle'5('" Robbins Staff Wr?L Cn 1- - ' I Human: 3rc vic tim s o f the ir ("w n limitation s, ~:il these limita ll o ns (" .Ill be conquered. an Indian monk said Mor,day nighl. LimiL.1t l ')ns on the mind. body and s1iril l I ~ producl,' unhappiness be~~u s c desires go unfulfill ed. said the AC}lCi r)<.I Shantalmananda AJ...adh uLi , a visiLinl:t icachCf or lantne yoga from Calcutta, India. But through l.3ntric meditation. spir : ~ual nC(',ds can be met and unhap!>incss can loe left behind. he said. " Y~· tr desires arc unl imited." the Ar '!-,vya told 31, audience of about 25 at lhc Chu,. , I or th e G. ,od Shepherd, "Un!ess you gel this Soo" Pholo by Heidi Diedrich ah!: ,hlle (fu!fi:!!1lCnl) there canno t be Lip service tlap,';pcss in your life, , I !'; li mitations, in oonfincfllcnl, you feel Richard Best, lell, a muslc professor, Instructs Jeremy Easley, a double 110 plcas,ItC," he said. _jor In forestry and muslc, In opera tech'1lqlles Tuesday. The Acharya, who<..c title means "one who teaches b) exam Ie: is a monk of Ananda Marg~. an organiz.ai:O!1 fou nded on ancient prird pie< of tantric ./oga in 1955. Cart andale was !ne s ile of the firs t Student leaders to discuss Ananda Marga mission in the United States, Shanlalmananda Azadhutl a l 402 S. Uni versity. said Mark Petersen, earthquake, according to organization research assistant with th e SIUC English brochures. trustee election qualifications department and Ananda Marga member. The focus of Ananda Marga's spiritual By Amy Cooper Ramsey said once the commi,1CC a. .des Currently assigned to an Ananda Marga aspect is o n meditatio n, aided by a vocal Staff Wrner if crileria arc needed it will propose trustee center in Wi1l0w Springs, ~":io ., the Acharya c hant called a "man~!'a . " The long-te rm requirements to each of the student is in Carbondale o n a th ree·day speaking benefits of meditation mclude s U"css relief, S I UC student governme nts will meet governments. The criteria would be propos:: Daily Egyptian Ed itoria l Board /10\1 MUN r Student Edu0r-in-Chicf: TOll Y Mancuso l:d nmial P.'g e Ed ilor: Marlo \~il! ; kill ~A', ()ET A~soc iate L ~(: itOri:l1 P~l ge Ed itor: Richard Hun,1 I\NOn\Etl. K ~,vs Sial! Repre'Cnlali'·e: Omon['ec O. Whitfield <-HANCE? .'\ c t i· '~ '.if:il1:.tgil1 f Editor' \Vanu a Brandon F;'Cllily Represenwl! vc: Wayne Wanl:l • Court justly reviews ..-)" .. Bakker's crime time J IM BAKKER'S PRAYERS were answered last week whe~ an appeals CO '." ! exorcised him of an unfair prison sentence. The coun lifled Bakker's 45-y,'ar seOl ence afll r ,: ~ ciding Ih al a federal districi coun judge used person;'.: nt' li efs in deciding the Bakker case. During Bakker 's st' nl encing in 1989 of fraud, Judre Roben POllcr referred 10 Bakker as a " money-grubbing" preacher who made "saps" of people wilh religion. Letters TilLS C HOICE OF WORDS seemed all the m rc harsher along with Ihe ann ouncemeOl of Bak.ker's excessive pri ... on tenll. Ball fans look at wrong stats Considering [hat the average murderer receives all 18- [0 But he is only a .275 hiucr, WiOl 10-YC;lr seilience, rapi sts can expect aroLlnd a nine-year 111is is me wors! time of me year for baseball fans. Excepl for my limited powcr, a nd lhe El ias .. , ...... '. , " • " '. \ , • •• , , •• , .. ~ . ', .• •· . ·"·0' .... . ' . . .. ~ Fehnlary ~ () . llNl /)nily 1:J!YPI;fllI TRUSTEE, from Page 3+----- MOTORCYCLE RIDER r~'qu es t of "ire Prc"lIiclll I ~H ri'whh O\; h l' nlr.: rw. Hc ~ i d cvcn lhou).!h lhc Ir u ~ l l'l' I INSTRUCTORS NEEDED Studcnt Affair ... Ilan'e\ Wekh . "Wl , '11 hrlng OUI Ihe 1T10Ciil h,,, no vul(' Oil .he 3u.,,1 , II ~ ~olorc."cl c Enlhusinsl We l ch and A~s or l~li l.' Vice ap prOprliHL' deCision," R:lI11 SC) Tr'l"('l~ O\;. ('Iha IrU ' l t'l'~ .nld Good Dri\'ing Record ' PrL'!.ide fll for Studt:11I AlTair .. Jr;m ... :lId " Ii 01:1 ) lak. c a r Quplr llnivcrsltv k.ltiCI'" :.1rC 1! ,!iLl ~ 'I1'l'l j I AVAILABL E E\ F. ~ I N ,; S Par~lllJrc ~l... ksllJS(j ;md GPC;C In (l'qmllllllt'r' mccting ... ) It m:JY o r. i~ by the stllu~n l U11 ... h ''-- \ Opll1II II) .. s('\'cral mC" Jr:!nd re(llIeSIS , Lynn said listcners 11 "'(' Rird ~id welL has ~cnt about hCs..1id . "'If ..::> ' ,.- -u.o --~ ~': four 10 rive m:lllings o r Deni.!'c Lynn. :1 ftcrnoon disk Z I 00 to scnd out songs ror Ih ...• H, ,'~ o~ It -/to-'lt4 'n Forestry honor society unites \\\II I~ III ' G '" _.. ~ JI' :,,, .• , a ~ .. I.",. students, faculty out o1~ class --.-:..,. BI' Brandi TipP3 l"cologiraJ arca~ and t.rc.', up 10 300 Roth said Ihc group is Do you need a study ski ll s ma ke -ove r? Keep you r reso lut io n to impro ve your s tudy h ab its b y att e ndin g thi s The Philadelphia Story works hop. Tips 0 11 developing good an American High Comedy by PhilIp Barry study l'dbi lS will be covered. Directed by Lori Merrill-FInk Wednesday. Feb. 27 3-4:30 a nd 5-6:30 p.m. Mi ssissippi Roant. Sludcnt Ccnler '-Cl r Illon: 1Il l orlllallOll l d l'I Jl'1 l ilt' This Amencan c!;ts,ic ma rked the triumpha nt Wc lhll'''', CC llt l·r. J p.H1 of I h~ reru rn of Kalhen:tc '-k phurn to Ih e Broadway S'ltdl'fll Ik.d lh P rnp:wl. :11 ;:; .,\(, ..1.;-! I Stasc and beeame the \wll-Iovcu film 'tarring I Kate. Ji mmy Stewart and Ca r\' Grant. ow. thc Ik..- _ Department ofThc3 tcr s3 lut c' th e Golden '\n lll versa ry of Ih is I imeles, , l'i11Cc! \ anJ prouuly rc members the way theater seJ 10 he. \\ ~ i:. \'i lc ~ ou t sec The Philadelp,'l ;a Story. February 22, 23, March 1, 2 at 8:00 pm the March 3 at 2:00 pm \ .,111 ' "". 1•. , .1 II ·ur h,· ".rl' '11 , ::1 II .1 ,I.·.. II! Box Office: 453-3001 Mo;.day-Fridal' Noon - 4:30 pm. rI. t l."I ! Wind.," I" .. t u,i,·nl._ "1t:I.I . urr,·nt "tu Moscow ,1'nt til ,11,d t., ,...·IIIo.r '11 1I,·n,.. h" Illd .tld,·r ~l ultl p t.· I H kl·L.. 111.1\ h,· jlll r .. h """ "11 " lih lIlulllpit III ,.. .'11,1 ii' kl't. ... 11 0' nOl i tr.III"',·r" hl,· 1\'·I .,t; " St udio OI( tilt' 11I11I tl"l! t ll111' h".("r,· , ·U rLl ,ll. Hu:-h ~ ·. I I Theatre __ ~~~~~,l"~":.~!"S :' . • SeUTHERt4 ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY AT CARBONDALE I '.I .~ · • . 0 o 0 ~0o .:.G o~ .~ 0~ ·.0)0 ~ .? o 0:: (, Busil'l.ess o 0 - , • \ Under New Monog e m e ~t ! 0 -': 0 • Daily ER) plia. " . o o Sudsy Dudsy o , 0 .... 0 0 ,. ({16 S. 1 1!1I\O I ~ SOc Was hers < 6"'~~\". 0) o ',; ~~ E\~· ~. ~·l·. 0 o o 0 0 0) 0 0 0). ~ 0 0) 0 0 00 0 '00 00 o· · ~ 0 G I Male Smokers Wanted I , \it' \1111 Pa.1i $75 to :j,200 for J to 8 sessions'" I .. Must Be 2 1-35 years old ' (/ild qlla/lfies & comp/e/es Ihe progmnl. Call 453-3561 or 453-3573 Mon. - Fri. 1-4 pm ARNOLD'S MARKET I, All 12 pk PepSi , Or. Pepper & 7·up Producls ...... S2 .79 Prairie Farms Skim Milk Gallons .. ... S1 .79 VIva Pap er To wels ...... 69c iea. 4 Roll Cottonelle ...... 99c/ea. Graphic by Jay Wilson I · :\ I , III II: \1 lie"' So uth or Campu", on RI 5 1 State promotes tax to protect :.~ OPE:X '"} DAYS A WEEK, 7- IOP:\,t . businesses from mail orders By John Patterson big issue , he said. Items purchased on vacations or Win Big Prizes Siaff Writer "The lIIinois government is upset occasions such as spring break arc that so many people in illinois buy also required 10 be repon ed for In Our Big Weekly Buying through th e mail is a through mail order catalogs." Basi taxation, he said. growing trend. but many con said. Although the tax has been on the Giveaway ! sumers aren ' t awar ~ they owe The usc taJ< was created in 1955 books for 36 ycars, lhe Slate i s Illinois for oUl-of-slate purchases. to protcct Illinois businesses from gelling serious on enforce ment. This we"k's lUG Prize: an SIUC professor said. consumers crossing Slate line.s to Basi said. S:eO_OO Gift Certificate In the 199 ] Illinois Income Tax _l!~Y items, in ~taLCS with2. 0wer ~cs " Illinoi s: waniS its fair share," he booIc:let. filers may be surprised to taxes. BaSI scud. _. & _ said. at. find a usc laX ronn askmg them to It was lCnncd usc tax bccau~ j, The [onns included in lhe stale The DIscount De n account for all purchases made refers to merchandise purchased income tax booklet arc mca nt to outside of Illinois. said Bart Basi, out·of·sulle and brought back for infor m taxpayers of the lillie professor of accoun tancy for the in-state usc. Basi said. known ..J x. said Kevin Johnson, ncHer Lh'lng Through lSeuer Copies..... College of Business and Illinois res id ents will have lO spokesman for the Illinois Administ.ratiOlI . account for oUL-of-state purc hases Deparuncnt of Rcvcnue. B3.~ i said the ta.;'( is an "uempl for and fi ~u rc out how much thcy owe "The use tax ha s lonl! be cn th e Slate government hi rec over the stale, hc said. recognizcd as a difficult~ t ax to sa les lax money lost to out -of-state Under the use tax, Illinois cnforcc." Johnson said. purchases. but only a small ;.mmunt consumers must pay thc equivalent Althouch the inform ati on Kupl ... and '11 •• ,. .. uf n laney wi II be rrcov~ r('.d by the of th e I llino;5 sal es Lax on include d '-in the wx booklct i ~ statc from the usc lliX. merchandi sc. T he tax i s 6.~5 rela tivel y new. Johnsun s:lId the U09 SOU," Illinois f\~ · c nll (~ · Carbo ndale - :.2 9 -IiO.-'· ,. An cX lIcmely minor amo Jm of ~rccnt on gencrJI merchandi sc. sam c inform .u ion has been SI<.lte income - prob:lbly I c~.; than If the product was purc ha''''j in a included in paq years. I percent of the pic" will be cre:ttcd sta le with a lower . ales t;.J x, th e bv the usc taX , he said. illinOIS consumer must pay th e He si.lid the l a~t time acldliional ·T he state should be able. differencc In th e sales I:I X , B:.ts i informati on \\as IIlcludcd nn th e •• •• howe vcr. to make enough money said, usc tax was 11)87. to cover the costs of printing the "if somcth ing is plJfcha s('d in • • c.' ------)"ou're Important to Us. RED, RIPE, FLORIDA CERTIFIED ANGUS BEEF, BONELESS S,.RAWBERRIES CRUCK ROAS,. Pint WAS $1 . 69 $2.69 Box Lb. NATIONAL, GRADE A LARGE EGGS MIX OR MA$1.°0TCH, 15 .5 - 16 oz W fiT 1WITI -I COUPON & ADDED 525 .00 PURCHASE LI MIT 8 WITH ADDITIONAL $10.00 PURCHASE PRI CE GOOD THRU. SAT., FCB. ?3RD '9 1. RIGHT TO LIMIT. NO SALES TO DEALEr-S. • • 1:1 " . ~ "'0•• • ~ . II · o. f '.If." February 20. 19'! I /)aily 1 ~'gJ'PlialJ Tattoo taboo Goals achieved after focusing mind Tatoos tied to self-destructive behavior By Bradley Prov i ne~ sq ucc7.e your lt1U mb and . CHICAGO (UP!) - Teenagers class community i n subur ban WeUness Center forefinger together for to more WJl~ tattoos appear more likely to Virginia. One third of the juvenile seconds. have ~rug and alcohol problems. delinquents had t;JUoos, compared Infinite rcsources are within Slowly become aware now of co me from broken homes, gel with 13 percent of the drug abuse people Iha~ when acccssed, help th e positive emotions you arrested, do poorly in sc hool and group and I percem of the suburban 10 achieve dcsire:l goals. accomplished . Picture clearly in experienced during this confident become involved in satanic rituals. Virginia group. The following exercise is a your mind the se lling of that time in your life. Take lime to rcscarchers reponed Tuesday. Tattooed youll,s were more likely simple and powerful way 10 get confident experience. Remember fully identify the feelings yo u "Adolescent< wi th tallOOS appear to come from t>roke n hor.lCS. with in touch with these resources. the p...... op le who were th ere and had and !hen squeeze you thumb to have .. , experienced fami ly 55 pcrceni of those wiLh tattoos T his teC hnique works by what :'ou looked like. and forefinger together for 10 dysfuncti o n, poor academic havina divorced parents. compared training the mind to releasc When you have a vivid picture addi tional seconds. th al reprc.o:~nLS this event, place performance and poor school 10 only 33 percent of those without positivc memories of p a~! When is the next time yo u will alter.dance. delinquent or gang tallOOS, !he rcscarcher.; found . accomplishments and confident yv ur rhumb and forefinger want 10 fccl confidem? Perhaps it cxperiences. togcti>er (Jf your dominant hand) relaled behavior, heav ier drug and The tanooed youths tended to IS an upcoming job interview or ar.d -> Qllcezc firmly for ] 0 alcohol usc, and sometimes drug have lower grades in school and 43 It works by using the cue class presentation. Imagine this dealin g." said a study in the pereent, of those with tattoos had signal of pressing IOge!her thumb sccond ~ while concentrating on future time in your mind while this ..... )Siu ve memory. American Journal of Diseases of dropped out of sc hool, compared and forefinger. People arc squcczing your th umb and A s you continue to hold this Chi ldren. with 17 percent of those w ithout accustomed to focusing upon forefinger togcth er, acccssing The findings were produced by tattoos. negative th oughts (w hich can picturc in your mind. remcmber you to previous confident researchers at the University of In addition, 71 percemt of those lead to negative feelin gs), bu t the words you were saying aloud rcscurccs. Washington in Seattle who with taUoos had been arrcsted training thcmse l ves to use and think to your se lf in th is This entire cxercise ma y bc examined 474 adolescents agcs 12 compared to 17 percem of th ose positive thought processes can be confidcnl state. Pay aUf-nCon to repc,neo when you become the positivc commcnt& other to 18, including 58 who had tauoos. w ithout tattoos, thc re sl~a rc h crs a challenging and rcwarding aware of additional positive experiencc. people were saying to you. Be Of the youth s studied , 102 were said.Those with tattoos wcre more cx p.. ~ rien ces. thus sLrcn gthen in g aware of any additional SOUIIUS from a juvenile detention center in likely to usc drugs and alcohol and INSTRUCTIONS: the ,j ynamic prcx:~s of building that were present in Scaulc. 160 were enrolled in a drug have rece ived treat ment for drug Rem ember a spec ific lime ,':is confidi'nce w ithin yourse lf. For eXJX.riencc. When you havc fully and alcohol treatment prog ram use, wi th 57 percem of the tauoocJ w hen you fe lt confident an d [unlle r inform ation call !he outside Washington. I).c. and the youths having rece i ved drug proud of so mething you remem bered these so urds. Weltne" Center at 536-4441. rema inder wef e fro m a mddle- LrCatrncnt. Briefs URGENT: NEED TO SPEND MONEY Cal O RGAKIZATION O F PARALEGAL SludallS WI!} med iI 7:30 lonigtll in 1hc Troy Room of the BUYING: GOLD * SILVER * JEWELRY l' SlUdcnl U:n\(:J. For infomution. conuCl Ale.o. II /:i{;(:1 529·5268. ii.(;//f;~"'. ;t;~ . , '--r ". COLl .t:Gfo: or COMM U,,1C ATlON5 .nd rllX" C )ins - Paper Money ~ 0:Z;;>,/" '.". ,// 'ii~ /.;!; " Aru 51uOc:nlJi mly IUend • n:sume writing " ·orlr. /' -~ .\ 'Dj/'/ shop al 3 loday in Cmununic.atioru 2005. 3 Days Only - Immediate Payment / ~ yo' COL.U:C E O t· UR[ RAl. Arts students may It:.cld aninl.c:TVicwwlli....arkshop1112t.odlyin .... <~~~ F Z:!n:$mution II 6 latig}:1 in Q-Jigley I08A. For * mft)nnltion. aU 453-3655. "WSS,\ P\' RAMlI> Wlll mcc:t It 5:30 tonighl in Silver Coins 1964 - Before Gold Coins Type Coins the eonfe~ roaTl of \he: Communications build $1.00 Gold · $70.00 to $1,000.00 112 Cents· $10.00 to 83,000.OJ inG. For mfonnltion. conUt;l; the omee It 453- Silver Dollars· $5.00 to $15.00 $2.50 Gold · 885.00 to $600.00 1 ~9S(J1 Totl It 529-4435. Large Cents - $2.00 to 810,000.00 Half Dollars - $1.00 to $4.00 $3.00 Gold - $250.00 to $4,000.00 t::\'''1.151 1 DE:PAJl:TMt: l'--r ... ·ill hon Ilca~ b) 2c Pcs. - $1.00 to $4,000.00 lI o ...· ud Webb h . c i lled ~ lI enry James' Quarters - 50¢ to $2.00 $5.00 Gold - $100.00 to $1,000.00 Wuhmglon Squ.rt:: A Study in Progress~ It 8 Dimes - 20¢ to 40¢ $10.00 Gold - $150.00 to $3,500.00 3c Pcs . - $1.00 to $4,000.00 lonight 1JI the Kukulti. Room of the Studenl Pre 189 1 10c & 20c -81.00 to 84,000.00 Caller. Mint Coins Bring More $20.00 Gold - $350.00 to $5,000.00 r.OI.m ·:s Kt:\ · N.D anl l l lonor Socid)' will hive Prices Subject to Condition Pre 1<; 01 50c - $4.00 to 89,0 00.00 mf,,"n'lIm. ubla for proopcc:tive m::n'lhers lod.y t.~ ru Fnd')' m the: Studem Ccntc:L Buying All Gold - Silver - Platinum Jeweh"y REASONS TO C,\Wn:R Ot: Vt:1.0PMt:ST cmler ...·m r.<)]d I plescnlllion II 3:30 Ind 5:30 todlY In the - SELL NOW Kukuki. Ind ~Hssouri Rooms of the Studenl 10K 14K 16K 18K Buying All Diamonds All Cmtc:r The pr~ulion wiD hell' studcnl$ de1er· 21K24KGold Antique JewelryfWedding 1. ) Bankers say during hard mlJle"'halUilbcn>plo),el"5"''I!IL New * Broken * Worn Out Bands/Rolex times "Cash is King" UX I\' t-: RSIT\' C IIRIST I A~ M mist.ti~ wi]l ~ 2.) Cash in your hand is bettel I spa:c:h by Din IloU), ea1kd /he I Uddm COIOI$ Chains, Pins, Charms, Watches - A.ll Watches of WIf: Posl Tnoumatie Stn:s.s S)T.drome~ 111 2 Class Rings, Watches Bullion· Bring In for' quote than unused items sitting in tnd.)'OIIthe lrll.c:rfaithCm\et,91 :! S. Illinois. your drawer Announcements 3. ) Joseph's Coin Company has Pili ,U.I'II" Tllt-::TA will hive I book lind bUc BUYING STAMPS - BASEBALL CARDS been an established pl'ecious Ii~h: (mm 11 I_m. 10 4 p.m. on 1 ;lursdl), in the Jec meta) coin dealer for 41 years. ond floor lIUlmni':f':: t..aunge of :'aner. FnrinrOl' Buying .all Types Sterling Silver - $3.00 to $10.00 Oz. I'M' rn. conll>;: c.ai\l\ 453-3060. Buying All Slot Machines - $100.00 to $1,000.00 Each Buying All Types L'X I VI ~ I ~ IT '" rI.ACt:M r.l'--r now hu copies of Of Gold/New/Used lilt- ... < omclI·~ iuue of Graduating Engineer .... ruch Buying All Watches - $1.00 to $20,000.00 ('In bt- lucked up in Woody n 2~ . WOR KS II O P FOR AfR IC AN· Americln GET PAID TODAY FOR GOLD- SILVER - PLATINUM ..... omen will be held II 3:30 on Feb. 21 in the - House and Bank CalIs - Free Appraisals - nJ' .,otli Woan of \he SIudcr!1 Cenlc:. For inform.· Paper MOlley - All Foreign Coins \j(.,.calI453-36SS. UNIVE RSITY C IIRI ~'T I AN Mini.!.t'ie$ will offer tnin;ng .....orbkop ror peoplc interatcd in JOSEPH'S COIN COMPANY bc:ing cin[1 and. miliwy CIWtIKlcn from 9 1m. 10 S p.m. Feb. 24 II the Interfl ith Cenler. 9; 3 S. llIincU. CaUto regiac:r al 549·7387. Thursday - February 21 - 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Referen ce: BRIO'S J'C'lJ·':V - Th.. dl'.. d1hw r.-.... Orid'J b Mercantile Bank r.c on two eta)·, bero~ pu blkJlion. ·rh" brll'r Friday - February 22 - 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. s~ . Louis, MO • '.ould bI' l),pe.,-llIt'n Ind mUll Induck- time, d .,II'. pllcl' and SPOlllo.- of 1M I'¥ml and 1hl' Saturday - February 23 - 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. nl.nl' 0( thl' person IUbm!Uin& the !Ian. I.\rid's I hnuld hi' dl' lI vultd or ml!!ed 10 1hl' Dally Location: Carbondale - Holiday Inn [,,,pllin N""'lroom, Coml'lun·-atlon. Room # Russell Room Bulklnt. RO'MI U47. A brW-..(1i br publWled ...... (618)- 457-2151 (-:)C(! .... '*',II.-ce aluw& /)aily Egyptian Fehruary 20. 199 1 PLAY LICENSE PLATE LOTTO o WIN $5000 IN 0 FREE GROCERIES ThaI's Right! Scattered throughout our ad are the lucky license plates of Southern illinoisans. If you find your license plate number - bring a copy of this ad and your car or truck registration to our service center. You will then receive a 'SO gift certlflcate good on anything In our stort. o Ofter vaUd through Saturday, February 23. 1991. 0 VALUE PACK February 20.1991 lJa;IY"gyp,;an P~ lgc I J Grammys to feat.tu-;;re~M~id~le~r,;;-,~======~======~ Collins, Hammer, O'Connor [.EVERLY HILLS, Calif. (UPI) Hammer Don 'l Hun 'Em." M. C. female - "All Around The - Follo·ving is the li ., 1 of Hamm er; " Wil son Phillips," World," Lis;; Slar1sficld ; "From A nominations for the 33rd Annual \Vilson Phillips. Distance," BClle Midlrr; " "m Grammy Awards to be televised Song of Ihe year (songwriler Your Baby Tonlghl. " Whilney Wednesday on CBS from New award) - " Anolh er Day In Houston; " Nothing Compares 2 York 's Radio CilY Music Hall. Paradise," Phi l Colli ns; "From A U," Sincad O 'Conn ~r; " Vision Of Record of lhe year - " Anolher Distance," Julie Gold; " Hold On." Love," Mariah Carey. Day In Paradise," Phil Coll ins; Chynna Phillips; " Nolhing " From A Distance," BClle Midler: Com pares 2 U, " Prince: " Vision BCSI pop vocal performance. "Nolhing Compares Z U," Sincad Of Love," Mariah Carey, Ben male - " Anolher Day In O'Connor; "U Can '1 Touch This." Margulies. Paradise," Phil Coll in s; M. C. Hammer; " Vision Of Love," " DownLOWTI Train," Rod Stewart: MariahCarcy. BCSI new artist - The Black "Georgia On My Mind," Michaei Album of !he year - "Back On Crowes. Mariah Carey, The Bohon; " I Don 'l Have The Hcan," The Block," Quincy Jones; " ... BUI Kcntud.y Headhunters, Lisa James Ingram; "Oh Preuy Seriously," Phi l Collins; " Mariah Slallsfield, Wilson Phillips. Woma n," Roy Orbis( n: " Sturm Carey, " Mariah Carey; " Please Best pop vocal performance. Fron!," Billy Joel. Chicago joumalist to present views on rights for Black History Month By N~talle Boehme and JAL's Crea tive Writing MacNcil,lLchrcr News Hour. Staff Writer Program , will be in O'Neil Page, 43, was 17 when he began Auditorium. his journalism career as a freelance Clarence Page. nalional! v Page, who received the Pulil7.cr wriler and pholOgrapher for a sma ll ;yndicalCd journaliSl, will speak al Prize for Commcolary in 1989, is a Ohiopapcr. John A. Logan Col!ege Wednesday columnisl for lhe Chicago Tribune He wcnl on LO study journalism and Thursday in honor of Blad: and ha s been a mcrr.i1cr of the al Ohio Uni versity and received his HislOry Monlh. paper's edilOrial board si nce 1984. bachelor's degree in 1969. Page will speak aroul his views Besides th e prim media, Page Lauvcnia Robinson -Hill, sponsor on lhe national scene al 7:30 p.m. has presented television commen of BSA, said BSA was lucky 10 gel Stall Pholo by F1"Od Hale Wednesday and Constitutional taries on "Chicago Week In Page to come lecture for Black Leaky dean righlS 3l 10 a.m. Thursday. Review" on WTTW and WMAQ· ~j slory Monlh. CaJbondaIe firelighter Ted Lomax washes away QasoIlne spited BOl h leclures, sponsored by TV in Chicago. He also is a Bolh leclures are fre.: an~ open JAL's Bl ack SludenlS Association monthly contributor to the lo'he public, Robinson·HiII said. from a leaky car Tuesday iii Ule Coomuni::atlons pa1dng lot. Local OJ's to show off talents at new night club By Karen Radius area th ai don' t have the lim ..: 10 Lhe semi·finals and SO on up to !.he he said. l oey H aH . win:ler of \i.lst Staff Writer work in the field. final s. Olsher, al so k nown as "M7. weekend's competition, said he has. ''This compctitio:1 is a chance for Anyone interested in battling in Bold," will judge lhe baILie wilh been a DJ for six years and play, Local Disc Jockeys wi ll spin Dls to show thcir talcnt," OJshcr the OJ compc.iLion may register at "House Boy Hal" and winner from house music. their talcot at the 199 J 8aule of lhc said. the Funky Pickle. he said. Ihe 1990 BailIe of Ihe DJs , He said hc ;s looking forward 10 DJs Salurday nighlS al Ihe Funky He said !he baltle laslS six weeks. Olshcr said the contest is mea· "Jammin ' Johnalhon." rh c sc mi ·finals in anorhcr six Pickle. II began las I weekend and 20 sured by J number of rcquirerr llS. Olsher has worked as a disc weeks. SIeve Olsher, co·owner of Ihe people have signed up. Each wcek, "The ca.,didales will be ; :d jockey al Checkers and Frankies. The overall winner or the Battle Funky Pickle al61 I S. lUinois, said lhrcc disc jockeys compele and lhe upon audience response, ab :•. .J lO The winner of the Battle oi the of lIIe DJs could go on 10 compele lhere arc a 101 of good DJ s in lhe winners of each week competc in mix and other tricks of the trade." Dls will r,-~ civc S250. in Olhc:r DJ battles in Illinoi s. "OW OPE"! fM1Di1iMlwoloPPlful PEKING ~ 'PIZZA Only S8.991 NOW UN.DER NEW MANAGEMENT I Not Vo/id with O!!y. other oHer 1 Come In and tty our excellent cuisine Available For Dine-In, ~ 1 I Carry Out or Delivery prepared for you by our new chef from New Yom. At Panicipating Pizza H1.lts Omy. * Lunch specials Daily 11-3, $3,50 and up I Dine -In/Carry Out Delivery ni~a 1 * G ' rt' I d 10% Discount 457·7112 457-4243 I":~""" 1 - roup po les we come For I'-Jew Opening • COIJPon Necessary 549-7231 2/15-2/22 EXPIRES 3· 3-91 =Hut ,51 S, Corbondale For Oinner Only I Not ~~~ge~!~h aR~~~~t~!nOffer ® .J ~ ~------.... - e' :.~t~~~!§t~m'~ti£M~~~t'8t'8t~:~t~t~1~~1 restone 90.Days Same as cash S'I'D 'l.lvaate ,I Two nurse pr"Cl ltI On:rs fro m ,he S IU C I~ \V omcn's Health Chmc will provide a medical _ ~--" ::>.J!]! iNCLlJDIID IIXTRAS .\T o ve rview o f prevention. symptoms . and ~ 1"10 COST WITH ,. Tlial tre:llment o f sexual! y tra nsmitted d lscoI'\cs I'UKCHASII: ~ FREE RarATIONS The seSSion will e nd With CISCU,\Slon ... SUPREME RADIAL FREE COMPUTER surroundl ,l g respon s lb:c se~u::i l deCI Sion · ~ BALANCE FREE TIRE VALVES • ALLSEASON FREE MOUNTING making. STEEL BELTED • ~OAD HAZARD POLICY I • MEElS OR EXCEEDS 11'ct{nesl.oy, 7,6 ?7 .. CARMAKER fh~6~Mh POLICY 2 JO pm., In ,fie ,. FROI'ITEND STANDARDS IN 14 INSPECfION 'J(esnor :Hoff CfQJsroom, ~~ PERrokMANCE AREAS BRAKE INSPECfION _ TAX INCLUDED 'JAltffne..cs Ctnter ~ "~"~j 13 In. 4 for 169 GATOR - For mo re Iniormatlon conl:tf" ' Ihe t~t i"l r------, AUTOJIIOTIVE 1~ Well ne ss Ccnlc r. :l :J oin Of the: ~..,,.;_) I COUPON I 529·: 302 ..".. . !:" udcnl li ... 3hh Program . . w.u- ~~ KT. 13 EAST ~ 3t 536-4441 c..,-r ~) : $10 OFF : AT REID STA110N ~~L g~lt~%.~~~;§~!§t~~(~ : ANY ALIGNMENT: ROAD Page. 12 Daily Egyplinll Febru,",y 20. 199 1 Th-;-is---:l;-;-:itt:::-;-l-e -p--;-ig-g-y-s---;;:t-ay-ed------a----;t;-;t.-h-e-z-oo--;::::=S=U=rv=ey=: K=id=s=e=nJ='oy==r=ea=d=in=g =, BROOKFIELD (UPI) Brookfield Zoo's resident porker will be in hog heaven on National if parents encourage books Pig Day Friday, March I. NEW YORK (UPI) - Kids Girls c:::jcy readin g mu d ' Orco Ossabaw T"bmd Pig wi ll from kinderganen to the third more than boys, said the survey g'·CCl vi sitors, pas!'" lor pig- lures, grade lose inlCrest in reading if of 707 American households by and pig out on (I s pig~ ;::i.i lar cake, their parent s don't actively National Opinion Co., com mis begi nn ing at 10:30 a .m. in the encourage th em, a su;vey sioned by Ke ll ogg Co. and the Children's Zoo. reponed Tuesday. Reading Rainbow teIP'v ision The survey, fo cusin g on program. ;he . Iso wi ll shake hands and families with children aged 5 to retr ieve thrown objects and be 8, indicated that 91 percent of Noting that an estimated 27 !reoted to a rendition of " Happy the parents said they read to million adult Ame ri ca n are Pig Day 11' You" in celebration of their 5·year·olds. But by age 8, considered functionally Hliter· her holler· day. the percentage of those being ate, th e report said , .. For the During the show visitors will read to dropped to 70 percenL sake of their children's future meet 2·",onth·old Tango Yucatan The survey also reponed that lilCracy, it is extremely import· Mini31uh Piglet. the zoo's Nal;JruL between ,ne ages of 5 and 8 ant that parents simply spend Pig Day ;Idopuon animal . there was a huge drop in inlCrest more lime promoting the joys Tango car. "" "adopted" for S20 in reading for pleasure in favor and benefilS of reading to their w; ,h will holp defray the cost of Tango, a pig fact shci:t and a one· Ellen Stanley of Lubbock, Te,"s, of playing video games. children at all ages." fceding the animal at the zoo. year subsc ripti on to the zoo's and Mary Lynne Rave of Beaufon. Adoptive parent s rcceive an 4uancrl y newslcltcr.National Pig N.C. . and was first cclebratcj in a ::l option certificate. a picture of D:-y ·was conceived by two sisters, 1972. Hump Featuring .. . We. Fields Laurel & H ardy Mr. Magoo and 3 Bugs Cartoons!! Tuesday, February 19 & Wednesday, February 20 8:00 p.m. Student Center Ballroom 0 Admission $2 DEPP in --=-- REDOCIDBER {lBaby This Friday & Saturday Before he had scissorha,.,ds ;,;J 7 & was a juvenile delinquent. !!:2llack History Month 9:30 p.m. Student Center Auditorium Wednesday, February 20 & Sunday & Monday Thursday, Februa:-y 21 7 & 9:30 p.m, 7:00 & 9:00 p.m. Student Center Auditorium w~nn~!:~o~ Video Lounge 4th Roor Student Cenler Sub From " '. Only $1.00 The Blac~ Affairs Council April 20, 1991 Black Law Student Association proudly pre lent The World 's Greatest "A nother Day In Paradise" Detective Game Al1ention all Registered Student Sunday, March 3 , Be a part of Springfest l Be a detective for the day and o Raise money for your P.SO outwit professionals. Solve the murder mystery and win o Promote your group In Celebration of Black fabulous prizes. o RRST COME, RRST SERVED History Month Registration f€~ is $2.00. Applications for booths now aVdilable in the Studenl Programming Office. For more information, contact Groups of two sUClgested. Jernifer Dooley at 536·3393. Thursday, February 21 Registration dead!ine is Friday, March 1 7:00 and 9:00 p,m. Deadline: Friday March 29 For more info. contact SPC Student Center Auditorium Office, 3rd Roor Student Center, 536·3393 Only $1.00 Februar)' 20. I '1\1 1 I)nily I :"gypfinll Pa~ :: !; Study: Breast feeding lowers Daily Egyptian Classified infant death rate, health risks I WASHINGTON (UPI) - • 536-3311 fA J Healthy women who have normal babies should breast·feed because Experts: Pregnant women I I cf benefits to their babies and DIRECTORY possibly th emselves. a National Academy of Sciences report said II•• For Sale: For Rent: Tuesday. S;~X~~9u!~~r fr~~h ~~~~o?~ end AulO A.">ilrtmcnl Babies who are breast·f,·d have a pregnan t women appear to be women abstain from alcohol ,. Parts & Services Houses lower overall dr..2.U1 ralc.. and arc abstaining from alcohol. during pregnancy be<:ause of Motorcycles Mobile Ho mes less likely to de,elop a variety of government researchers harm Ihe developing (crus. I Recreationa! "chicles Townhomes health problems. including reponed T,;csday. The pregna nt women who Bicycles OUplCKCS digestive and rcspirntory infections A study involving 1.7 12 drank usually consumed four Homes Rooms and allergies. the repon said. pregnant women in 1 0 stales drinks each month. compared to I Mobile Homes Roommates Although the evidence is weaker. and the District of Columbia nin c among non-pregnant Rea l Estate Mobile Home lots th ere are also indications th at found the number who women , the researchers said. Business Property women who breast·feed may be consumed alcohol within the The average number of drinks Antiques II Books V.... anted to Rent less likel y La develop breast cancer past month fell from 32 percent consumed by pregnant women and the bo ne·thi nni ng d:sease in 1985 to 20 percent in 1988. who drink did not drop from Cameras Sublease ostcoporosis. the rcpon said. However. th ere was no 1985 to 1988. the study found. Computers The report wa s prepared by a • ElectronlclI Rides Needed decline in alcohol usc among panel of ex perts led by Margit women who were less educated In 1988. the hi ghest r. le of U Furniture Rlners Nccrlcd Hamosh of the Georgetown Of who were younger man age alcohol usc Jmong pregnant Musical Auction & Sates Un iversity Med ical Center in 2~. Dr. Mary Serdula and her WOl llcn was among those who Pets & Supplies Yard Sale Promo Wa shington for the acaden.v·s colleagues from the Centers for smoked . 37 percent. and Sporting Goods Business 0ppoflunitlcs Institute of M~i c i n e as the sccon~ Disoasc Control reponed in the remained hi gh for th ose who • Misccllanoous repon in a project on nut rition Journal of the American were unmarried - 28 percent., I Help VI.'anlcd Lost duri ng pregnancy awl lactation. Medical Association. thc researchers said, Employment Wanted Found Breasl·feeding decl ined in the Servi ces Oricrcd f ,ce Uniled Stales during the 1950s and I Entcrta;nmcnt Announccmcnl5 1960s but increased in Ihe I 970s. Women wh o brcast· fccd, the repon said. peaki ng in the earl y I980s and therefore. !.lIould be encouraged 10 Women who breast· feed should declinmp 'cadity since thcn. the try to avoid such deficiencies aVOId substances tt,at coul d be •• ClASSIFIED DISPlAY ADVERTISING repon said. through varied. well·baIaneed diets. detr imental to ba bi es. such as II The repon rl.!comm ended th at a~ opposed to laking vitamin and caffeine. alcohol. cigarettes, ccnain Opcn HaI r ...... S 7.00 pcl column Inch, per day under normal circum stances. mineral supplements. th e report prescription drugs and ill egal MInimum Ad Size: 1 column Inch •• Space Reservatio n Deadl",!:.': 2r m ., 1. days puor to said. subs tances such as marijuana. women should be encouraged to publlcallOll b",.,..·fced thei r bao;es exclusively " Selected group of lactati ng hcroin 3J .J cocaine. the rcpon said. I HcqulrcmcolS: All I cotumn daSS lfloo d l~tay advCft l~'f1lcnl~ womcn may nCCl~ special attention Although breast·feeding is often for th e fir ~ fo ur lU six months o~ arc required 10 have a 2·polflt botder, Other borders art' their babics' IIYcs. to avoid nutritionai problems in touted as a good method for losing cither themselves or their infants," acccptable 011 larger column Widths Rc',l c..'I'sc advcrt l sc..'mCnl~ Brcasl. fccdin g is be lieved 1.0 wcight ga ined durin g pregnancy. I arc nOI acceptable In claSSified display. prOlecl babics agai nst infcctions the repon said. th e report cauti oned th at such Teenagcrs. poor women and wcightloss docs not always occw". becausc breast milk contains ClASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES substa nces that help ward off those who diet to lose weight va" rio Thc rcpon urged more research not cal meal arc amonc t:lOSC \yhe to examine the health of the mother infcctJO ns. lbascd on Con!oCCUllvC runmn& dale ~) Mmlmum A.d SU.l' may need dietary supplement... the and in f:!n! a.,d ~nc h issues as the The report noLed. however. lhat report said. relations-hip of physical activit)', , day...... 7S(' pcl line. per day '1 \InC!., 30 c.halac..lcrs • 2 days ...... bBc: per Ii nc. per day pcl line wo men who brcasl·fccd may Lactating women sh Ie! cal at strcss. illness and olher factors J days ...... 6D~ per fine. per day become vulnerable (0 ~11' tIi(ional least 1.800 calories a day and no affcct breast milk. 1bc report also U Icss than J ,500 calories daily and recommended morc research inlO " 5 days ...... 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(U PI) - departments thro ugh a general u y to gC I a compel il ivc edge to In <.I proposal lhal would put the fund . when the ath letic dcpa.nmcnt make that difference to be athletic depanmen: on a par with happened to make a profit. th c successful and hold onto their jobs Ih e En gli sh depanmenl . NCAA mon cy would be placed in th e to and generate revenuc ... Execlltivc Di rcctor Dick Schultz fund. Sc hul l2 sa id when ath letics The naw is that man y said Tuesday he would like 10 sec lose money, whi ch is more un iversities are facing a::i severe a uni versitics incorporatc often the casc. th e difference money crunch on the academic side intercollegiate sports into th eir would be made up by th e as lIoey are in athletics. Schultz said overall ;wgelS university. a measure to incorporate athletics Schull2. speaking al !he close of This stand is reflective of into the academic budget would Ih e NCAA College FoOl ball Schull2 's campaign for schools to provide college presidems and Forum. said mOfe!han "70 pcn:cnl "play for the troph y" rather than chancellors " a sense of control" of all the Division I schools will financial gain. and allow administrators the operate in the red. And wc can "When athletic deparunenlS are chance 10 make needed CUIS in !he probably counl on both haods-in factxl with financial difficulty there program, as they would any other Environmental mosquito management and aquatic weed facl maybe on one hand and on e is terrific pressure to have a dcparunent, to gCl athletics closer control contractor has 80 pttSitions open beginning in May. finger- !he number of (Division) 1- football team good enough to get 10 a break-even position. Gain valuable, professional work experience. A sc hools and amlctic directors into a bowl game," he said, "Suddenly there would be a who can legitimately look you in " terrific pressure, in th e past whole new element of control the eye and say 'we don 'I have any especially, to have a basketball there," Schull2 said. "There might financial problems. '" team good enough to get into the be cutbacks in that (athletic) Schull2 said that currently some into the tournament because that department in areas othel than Contact the University Placement Center privato schools fund athletics out of was going to make the difference coaching and scholarships oncc for an interview appointment on a general fund, Notre Dame being between a financial success and that haWns. Tuesday, March 5 !he prime example. Because some financial failure. .. We need to take a look at state laws, however, forbid tax "Sometimes that was trnnslattxl further financial cuts. There's 9:30 am - 2:30 pm money to suppon athletics, some to coaches 'we've got to have a plenty of ways that athletic public schools have been fOfCtxI to team, we' ve got 10 start filling that programs have become split the athletic deparonent from stadium or wc're going 10 have to overburdened financially to deal !he academic budgCl. look for somebody else.' Because with some other cutback ~ if need If athletics were tendcd in the of that pressure, suddenly you have be. In my mind we' ve just CLARKE OUTDOOR SPRAYING CO. same manncr of the other school people stepping across the line to scratohed !he surface." 159 N. Garden Ave . • P.O. Box 72288 Roselle, Illinois 60172 CAU TOU FREE: 1-800-942-2555 IllONlYI1-800-323-5127 (OUTSIDE III Reds sign Rijo for three years Failing bowls could result CINCINNATI (U PI) - World Series Most Valuable Player Josc in college football playoffs Rijo signed a 3-year, S9 million contract Tuesday wi th the KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) forctxl as the full effeelS of the Cincinnati Reds. - The expansion of the NFL leng!hened NFL regular season Rijo agretxl 10 terms just a few season could lead the nation's are fell hours before a salary arbitration major colleges to institute a "The impact that 's going to hearing was sehtxluled to begin. football playoff, NCAA have because of their television The rig hr· handed pil cher, who Executive Director 0ick Schull2 contrnCI is going 10 rcaIIy deal a earned 5700,000 laSf ycar, had said Tuesday. VC''Y severe blow to a lor of the been scclcing .$2.9 million this year The longer NFL season limilS boWl games." Schultz said. through arhitrntion. The Rtxls had TV oppOllullitics for bowl games " In three or four years it's offered S 1.6 million. and could lead to some bowls going 10 be very diffICult for an Rijo - who will make S2.5 closing operations. If enough average-si"" bowl 10 get a TV million this season, 53 million in drop out, !he NCAA could then conlrnCt thai is meaningful." be driven to stage a playoff. The NCAA's Icadet said there 1992 and S3.5 million in 1993 - Many college students are unhappy with "1 un ge: on the fi rsl brOOdcast bow: games. Schull2 dries up, !he nu.",ber of bowls is said th e option is syndicati on nOOf of the Rc:cn::t ti on Cent c:r. Jl.:e:v.'eomc:rs expected to drop off For more information conlact th e "and we've seen thai hasn't been proPQftionaily. Schull2 said the "",clconc:. Well ness Center. a part or the 100 successful." impact could end haI ~ Of more of SAtUKJ SOFT8ALL team is planning a He said by fhe end of the the current 32 aCCW": ifcd bowl Studenf Health Program, 3t 536-444 J .1111!."•• wellness sp.'lghen.i dinner fundn i5e:r from 5 10 7 p.m. 1990s the playoff haod could be games. Center March 3 al Stevenson Arms. lickel roasts e ><,~ ~ oo.o.,~~ •• ,.,0' .. .. 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February 20. 19'1 I f)nil)' l~gJ'pdan P.I!,!C Itl Orioles may invite Palmer DIVE;:{, from Page 201--- " It makes you stud y harder:' last weekend were DuBois' first DuBois said . " It makes yo u comI>Cti tions djving thc 3·metcr. to spring training in Florida rnar...Jgc your time ...... eLI. It fill s At those meets she competed !"lly tim e. but also givcs me agai nst NCAA fina li sts BALTIMORE (U PI ) - The Winner of 268 games and lh rce invitation to Jim. We will continue direction." Nebraska Am y Aarscn from Baltimore Orioles arc negoLial.mg Cy Young Awards, Pa lmer wa s those disc ussions tomorrow. limes haven't been smoolh for :-':ebraska Kelley Kauzlarich to bring Hall of Farner Jim Palmer scouted by numerous major-league Noo'IOg is finali7.cd." Shapiro said, DuBois. She sat out for from Kansas. to spring trainin ~, a club teams last Wednesday as he threw add ing lhe Orioles were the only seven weeks after fracturing "Donn ell c had a setback in spokesman and the pitcher said to m'inor. lcague hiacrs. learn negotiating for Palmer's her fool. Sh e wa s in a cast terms of liming," di vi ng coach Tuesday. The Orioles, San Diego Padres services. for threc weeks, a half cast Dave Ardrev said . " But shc Palmer, 45, last pitched in May and Toronto Blue Jays were among Orioles pitchers and catchers fo r two weeks. and out of the gai ned lhe resPect :u Kansas and 1984, but has been working out the teams th at had scouts report to camp Thursda y in water for two weeks in Nebraska by competing wilh twO si nce Dec. 16 :ulhe Universi ty of observin g. Sarasota, Fla., and the full squad rehabilitation. NCAA fi nalists. TIle key is !hat Miami wilh !he hope of becoming P2. Irr.er threw agai n Monday arrives Feb. 26. " We'll resolve lhis 1lr. University of Kansas and Donnelle didn 't bock down from the frrst Hall of Farner to rClwn to nigh: !;xclusivcly for Orioles seOUl onc way or anOlher thi s week ," !he University of Nebraska 1TlCI'..lS slilT compelition ." !he major leagues. Miguel Machado, ",ho reported Shapiro said. Palmer, in Chicago for a Jockey back IC Hemoad. Neither Shapiro nor Vaughn underwear photo session , sa id " We ' ve t;; lked to Jim 's age nt would say what i.;sucs nceded to be Tuesday he wants to retWll to lhe (Ron Shapiro)," Orioles settled before Pa lmer receives an r~------, Orioles. Palmer spent his entire 19- spokesman Rt ck Vaughn said invitation. year career in Baltimore. Tuesday night. "\Ve arc prescntl y However, last week Palmer said I , ~_ Tune-Up Special! I ''I'm going back to , BaJl i m~re working out some arrangements if ~ le.lm invites him 10 camp it • ' ~I. ' I toni ght and I'll probably talk to for him to come to camp. I wou ld " have to commit ... (Orioles General Manager) Roland can't confirm th at he wili oc In somewhat financially." Tune-UJ?,s Lube, Oil, & I Hemond tomorro w," Palmer camp." Presumably. that means some son I 4 cylinder 49" Filter told United Press International. Shapiro confinncd "we've had ofcomr3Ctual guarantee. 6 cylinder '59" " My preference would be to so me disc uss ions" with tflc Palmer said that aftCf throwing I 8 cylinder '69" $14.00 I work something out with the Orioles. for two m0!11h ~. "My arm fee ls Appfics 10 m osl vehicles with lJurdlnc of lun c.-- up I Orioles." " They relate to a possible Ic.-rir,c." I Good Through 2/21/9t L 6:10 E . Main · Carbondale · 549-5733 • OLYMPICS, from Page 20------~- ... "There's a lot of repetition ," "I spend 50 percent of my time to get a good GPA and making Siracusano said. "I'll II)' to get my diving and 50 percent on school sure we stay th ere and Saluki Basketball d ives morc concise ~ nd try to work ," Siracusano sa id. " I have study." improve." lime for nothing else. I have to Siracu!saI1o began diving at th ~ As diving coach Dave Ardrey lose sleep to go out with friends. age of 10 beca use diving seemed Gatew(!y Conference stands and di ssects . each dive, That 's lhe only lhing lhat's rcall y morc fun u.an swimming. he calls Siracusano one of lhe top hard. \Vc're here to di ve, so it's " I'd be swimming and freshmen dive,,; in lhe counll)'. He wonhit" drowning," he said, laughing, "and Activn feels confident Sirac"sano has a Siracusano said he and mOSt I'd look ov.:r and sec the divers l :xl chance at lhe NCAAs. divers arc on a five-year plan bounce offlhe board, so I tried iL" "He's very capable of making it toward graduation. He carries 15 to He met Ardrey at an Olympic Thursday, February 21, 7:35 p.m. to the final s wi th hi s talent and 18 credi t ho"" in !he fall and 12 in training camp during summer cx(,>Cri cncc here at SIlJ," Ardrey the spring. during the NCAA 1988 , wh ere he al so trained s:ud. "He 's ga ined the respect of competitive season. with Olympic medali st Greg SaJukis .!very coach in the country." The alhletic department arranges Louganis. He lhen decided to come Siracusano has 7 a.m. weight mandatory stu dy groups for to SlUe. VS trai ning two times a week and freshmen :md divers who fal l at or "Since then, I' ve dived with him pre ti ce fro m 2: 15 until 5 p.m. below a 2.5 grad!! point average. (Ardrey) in camps," Siracusano North ern ~I here also arc iwO morning work· "The athl ctic departmcnt is said. "We 've developed a good outs a week. very good wi th geuing athJetes friendship over rhc years." Iowa GATEWAY, from Page 20--- "Grade School Nir!, IIl " Sponsored By: the winning 4x800 relay team of struggling for the past few wecks futurc. soph omore Laura Batsic, and with her running and didn 't feel "Christina has worked very h:ud See freshm en Kell y Elliot and comfortable or relaxed with her this season ," women 's track ar, d STAff fARM Stephanie Shelley (9:52.2). evcnts until the last two meets. fi eld coach Dnn DeNoon said. YOllr Gabler. a bu.~ ines~ adminislnltion "} was glad everything came "S he was in th,! situation La win from Memphis, Tenn., said she was togelher Saturday," Gabler said. "It onc evcnt and help win the OLher Local shocked when she heard !he news makes me feci more prepared for event. That certainly makcs her a IN S URAN { ( Agel// of being named alhlete uf lhe weck. thc conference championships thi:i descrvin g ca,ldldale for th e " I felt like I had run well," weekend." recognition. Gabler said. "But I didn 't lhink my DeNoon said this is the fi~t time "She has great potent ia l o f times were good enough to earn for Gabler to wi n an cvC nt si ncc scoring well at conferencc. She wi ll alhlete of lhe wcek." she i13 S been a' SIUC and he be running in both CVCll ts . Let's t~F~~i~~~~~"lr~~"l:!fu;::lli t~~.t~{; i::; Gabler said she had been cxpccts mu ch out of hel in the hope tor lhe best. " , - ~------=- - ~ * EVERS, from Page 20 ---- know she will be sllCCCSsful , thai is year and it wi ll be very excitin g this mental cxcrcise and breathing ii' . ;;~I'! ;~~~;~~~i~r~~e ~ just the kj'l!\...9f person she is. And this year once we get past the tcchniqucs according to Evers. M . I .. ' ~. regardless QI. whcre she pl aces, I indoor season.,. "From what I have I ca rn c~ . " ~_ l know she wfU have put everylh ing Evcrs said she owes her success mcntal trdining is im pcriilllt, and it . ~ into it. " to mcnt al trai ning. relaxation is usua ll y what is overl ooked by DeNoon said si nce she has beer teC hniqu es and lh e Fell ows hi p of most coachcs:' Evcrs said . "R ut ~ SELF-E~TFEM FOR HEALTHY I, at SIUC , Evers has been a Christian Alhletes (FCC). of which Ollr cooches arc great. Pa tty Davis bac kbone-type athl ete, never she is vice pres ident. is th e mOSt crcative coach. ~ LIVING .4: placing worse than second or third ·'The FCC takes a 101 of pressure whenevcr I havc a probicill . she ~I SESSION II: 9.:. at a mooL" off of my chest," Evers sa id. ··It can always come up with a ski ll La i Conquering Your Limits g;. Evers goal for lhe indoor season hclps me rclate cverything in my overcomc thc problem." is to provisionall y quali fy fo r the daily life to lhe Bible and how God Evers said she plans to continue NCAA Championships. Her best sees things. Bei ng in this kind of a wi th hcr spon as a lifetime career. ~1 S e lf-esteem is the foundati o n fo ~ happy 2 throw of 46 feel was two wceks support group and my relationship "If I do well enough I plan on ~ r e lation s hips a nd successful p e rsonal a nd i:=:· ago at Purdue. A toss of 47-7 is with God has been th e main :rymg out fo r lhe Olympics. That is ~ career goals. Begin the exciting Juurney~; needed for qualifying. th ;ngs that have helped me this my fi rst goal, but if that doesn' t toward b elieving in yourse lf and become thet.';; Oa\o' is said thcre is nothing but year." happen, I want to coach on a :~ b es t 'YOU" you can b el l ~ brightness ahead for Evers. She also sa id she lhinks of her college level. And as a backup "Cheryl has made tremen:!ous sport in tenns uf a quote basc;,a ll plan, I can always teach high M ~ gains as far as her performance coach Sam Riggleman once told school and coach track. I just want Thllrsday, Feb 2 1 W:' goes." Davis said. " Her distance hc;'. to stay wilh lhe span." M Th ebes Room , SI/Ide/ll Center ' ~ has improved six feci since she has "Practice doesn' t make )X'rfcct, Davis thinks Evers can do i~ ( btll' '1 d the M arlufp/au Ca!tttna cash rtgulus} .;;:. been here. Ilhink 99 percent of it is )Y.'rfect practice makes perfut," wh",lever she wants to wi th th e II Cheryl's resignation to do what it Riggleman Stli .... '')JOrt. ~ 7-830 pili * tak p:.s to become a success in her Ever.t said she applies this to her "Cheryl is one of the mOst evenL " mental uaini ng . gifled athletes I have ever ~ Fo r mo re tnform:ltIon ~ DeNoon said Evers' rcal powe, "If I am havir.g a bad day. I si t worked with ," Davis sa id. "She ~i conl3C t Ihe Wellncss Ccnu:r ::: lies in the outdoor season when she down and Vision myself doing the is dedicated to improvin g ~ a pal1 of the Studem ::: competes in the discus throw as i!'row mcntally," Eve~ said. "If I herself. She is a hard worl:er along ~ Health Program. e w.u.- :=: \\tell as in the shot put can vision it in my mind as doing it wi th be in g a ve ry intelligent ~ at 5364441 c-_ t "S he wil l become a :Iouble threat perfcct. it is easier to go out and athlete. She has doveloped ~t~~~h~§-1§J~~;~!~~ ;{-;:f t t~{·! ~;·;~· ! ~};~I~~ ~;·;·;'; ::: in scoring for the lcam." Dc~"oon throw :i UKU ',,'ay." an un derstanding of th e cvCnt said. ·'S he was the hi ghest point A~coJdjng 10 Evc(s. the most and has what it takes to bc scorer in th c outdoor : ....aslJn last import ant part of traming i"i successful ." e....-..;_ .... _ ...... _ .....:. .. ..;..;...; ...... ;.. ;...... ;.. ;• •.: .:-.. __ .. .. _ ...... "...... ~ ...... ,., .. ,; _ __ ...... ' ..... , ... . ~ ...... ;...... ; , ..• J'J.c.:.:.:.,,-' .•: rt" '. .. "...... L!1 .t .':1'.;!!.