The Daily Egyptian, May 08, 1989

Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC May 1989 Daily Egyptian 1989 5-8-1989 The aiD ly Egyptian, May 08, 1989 Daily Egyptian Staff Follow this and additional works at: http://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/de_May1989 Volume 75, Issue 151 Recommended Citation , . "The aiD ly Egyptian, May 08, 1989." (May 1989). This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1989 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in May 1989 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Daily Egyptian Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Monday, May 8, 1989, Vol. 75, No. 151, 20 Pages IPanama opposition I reports irregularities PANAMA CITY. JanaDl'l wereleadingbySS.lpercentto obtaLUngnewballots. I CUPI) - Hundretls of 39.5percenl Opposition vice presidential thousands of .P!i~nll:mians The government banned the candidate Ricardo Ari~s voted fo~ new clyilian lead~ publication of partial or Calderon charged that even m Sunday m a national election unofficial results m Panama. the largest urban areas of 5e4"..n as a refere~!lm on the de Authorities sairi fll'St official Panama, party ballots were facto rule of mill~ry leader results would not be available not replaced promptly. I Gen. Manuel Antoruo Nonega. before midnight and the Arias also cited many cases As soon ~~ the .polls ,:Iosed government ordered all where opposition supporters the OPPOSition. unmediately business activity suspended found their names had ~t.nou~. a senes of alleged Monday "to ensure the calm disappeared from voting lists UTegulantIes. needed" by vote counting and one case of a dead pe...--son In San Jose, Costa Rica, the officials. who voted in the Atlantic Argentine polling firm Opposition leaders held a province of Colon. American Political Analyst news conference shortly after At a school in the middle releasedpreliminaryresultsof the polls closed and alleged class neighborhood of /l"lr:\\~ an exit poll it conc'JCted in that voting ballots for op- Bepania, opposition poll Panama City sbowi.."g the pwition parties were used up watchers said about 80 people opposition presidentia~ and quickly and blamed EleckTaI tried to vote more than once, f"" . vice presidential candidates Tribunal officials for delays in using improper documents. Brewster fund to aid Foundation B) Jackie Spinner Foundation board for 10 years, goes to the organization for a Staff Writer provide<.' for the endowment in period of time not to exceed 20 his will. Brewster died March years. At the end of the time The sm Foundation will 16,1988. JM:riod, the money goes back receive $18,750 for the next 15 He was a Herrin mto the estate for the heirs. years through unrestricted use businessman and a leader in The $281,250 fund is the of the Clyde and Bessie Herrin's industrial develop largest unrestricted en I Brewster Endowment fund. ment dowment received in Peel, In adminstration of justice from ' Trevor sophomore Foundation Presitient Rex The endowment is FtruC University history. / Brooklyn, New York, left, helpS Sandy KImler, freshrr.an from Ball announced the gift at a tured through a charitable "Unrestricted use is tlte I La GrangG, carry her mini refrigerator 10 a tr.lCk that is press conference Friday with lead trust that benefits both hardest kind of dollars to ~ Bt'eWllter at his side. \ co1eO.itY,} ell the ..... ~ at. ThI:JmpsDn Point .rAs the charity and the COD raise," Ball said. The late Clyde Brewster, I ~~ ____________________________ J tributor's heirs. wbo served on the SIU The interest from. the fund See FOlN)ATION, Page 5 Computer lab By Jackie Spinner 100 signatures in petition to 'offer more Staff Writer against Hill House locating on Hill House residents Deed a Park Street The main COD cern, neighbors said, if> publif! terminal time new hom('. Without City 'iafety. Council approval. they won't But the council also hat; By Doug Toole be able move to f'ark Street. StaffWriler ~"eived letters of sUppO':t The young adult substance from State Sen. Ralph Dunn, The University's abuse center will lose its R-Du Quoin, Jackson County computer facilities will license in 1991 because of new State's Attorney W. Charles expand by the time state standards that put the Grace and University students return in the Jresent building below professors and ad fall, Lawrence mandated space ministrators. Hengehold, director of f<!Quirements. "Hill Hou~ is not a prison," Computing Affairs, said. t:ndel the new standards, executive director Malisa Students can <!xpect the mil House does not have Janf'.s told the council Tuesday more computers tc be 1'1l)Ugh beds or living space for night. "It's not a haven for available in the Faner the residenu. it houses. criminals." Hili House would like to Hall and Com relOCJte along Park Street but The center was established munications Building in 1972 and houses 40 residents a spc~!::.l-use permit is labs, and the facilities with 20 candidates ona waiting SIIIII Photo by Ann SchIuW will be open for more required because the land is list. zonec ~or agriculture lOse. hours on weekends. The residents range in age Hill House executive director MaIisa Janes and HID House facilities The CoIltmllnications The City Council heard testimony from Hill H()IJSe from 14 to 19. Adolescents with manager Robb Frank work together as a team tel make the place a lab will increase from 5 mental problems or a history succes& In order to help teenagers cope with their substanCe Apple Macintosh SE staff and residents and Park Street neigbbors at its meeting of criminal activity are not abuSe problemS. The crowded cenler may lose Its lIcenSe. computers to 20 by the accepted into the program. ~~ls~!ut ::~tto Ctrx:n"!r! In the present facility, the basement of the bouse. grass we have is between the information. teenagers live in dorm-like "We've got no yard," Janes The city has received about rooms and attend school in the told the council. "The only See HOUSE. Page 5 ThisM()mh1!i .. I Cable gets tough with illegal connectors Aihh~;i6~iCaJ dig By Darin Pomatto off an alarm when it detects a Addisoo said if getting into the (,"exhIbit. Student Writer iea!ting cable signal, ~uauy connection box results in more Carbondale Cablevision and the result of a tampered line. than $.100 worth of damage, T~ ~ device can he used then a felony charge can he its electronic monitor, Sniffer within a worker's truck, or II. catcb an average 01 10 filed. thr()l.lgb battery power, ~n be Ho>wever, C8blevisiOll, with ~le per week who have SoftbaUsplits'. Illegally connected to cable carrierl around apartment a little more than 4,')00 8U~ complexes or neigbborhoods to scri.bers, only prosecutes the television, Csbievision Cbief pinpoint the exact violation. last series . Technician Francis Addison, peuple who ba"ole undoubtedly A person convicted of tampered with tlle system or said. tampering with a cable who are repeat offenders Sniffer II, a device used to television system is guilty of a .. ..-Sport: 5.••..: .... 20...•.•... 1tack down violators, works Tbus, the first offense flain poui>l8, 00s ....... Class A misdemeanor and like a metal detector, sounding could be fined up. to $500. See CABt£, Page 5 Carbondale to $7800 MONDAY - SATURDAY 11:00-2:30 pm ,~~JX~~lt~P Chicago world In'ation ~--~~--------~-- LUNCH BUFFET $3.95 ~ Amtrak (RP-stricrlons Iran president endorses Includes: 10 Entrees, 9 Appetizers, Soup & Salad Bar b 549-7347 Band"- call for tickets Rafsanjari as successor 1206 S. Wall 457-451Od. r\. Travel Service 701 S. University MANAMA, Bahrain (UP!) - President Ali Kbamenei en dorsed Ali-Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani as his successor Sunday HELEN TAYLOR two days after the Parliament speaker urged Palestinians to Reader & Advisor attack Westerners in retaliation for slayings in the Israeli occupied territories. The endorsement by Kbam~nei, considered Pa~ms, Cards & Crystal Ball a moderate in the Iranian leadership, was made in a sermon to Readings. I hundreds of thousands at a prayer gathering in Tehran marking Advise on Love, Marriage, the end of the Moslem holy month of Ramadan. Business. $10 Re.ding w/ Stud&llt 10. Missing Israeli soldier found dead in grave On Rt. 13 bc1we~n C.rbondalc '" 1\1arion at the Carterville Crossroads. TEL AVIV, Israel ,UPI) - The body of an Israeli soldier missing for nearly three months was found Sunday in a shallow 985-2344 grave less than a mile from where he '10 as believed abducted, the army said. About 10 miles away, hundreds of soldiers and I paramilitary police searched for a second soldier la:;t S<'!en Wednesday getting into a car. Both soldiers were on ledve and LA ROM filS PIZlA AI-TV & Stereo hitchhiking home from their bases when they apparently were 715 S. Illinois kidnapped. Final's Week Special (acrosdrom 710) 529-4717 * Large 1 Item Pizza Four youths wounded in Irish demonstration BELFAST, Northern Ireland (UPI) - British soldiers rIred & 2 32-oz Pepsis plastic bullets into a crowd of demonstrators Sunday, wountiillg Single? four youths who took to the stn>ets OIl the eigh'll anniversary of $7.00 the death f1i an Irish Republican Army hunger-striker, police Wet,cr flvailablcr. said. Authorities also saia bac.k-to-back bomb atta·,~ over the One 16" 1 Item Pizza To Do Your weekend - one d. them the IRA - wounded nine British soldiers. * & 2 32-oz Pepsis wash That Is! Drop It Off Fed, state aid to city governments declining $8.50 Fluff-Dry Laundry WASIUNGTON tUPI) - Federal and state aid to city 2 Medium 1 Item Pizzas Service governments has declined to the lowest level since 1967, ~ only about 20 cents of every municipal revenue dollar * & 2 32-oz Pepsis m fiscal 1986-8'1, the Census Bureau said Sunday.

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