Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC
November 1991 Daily Egyptian 1991
11-13-1991 The aiD ly Egyptian, November 13, 1991 Daily Egyptian Staff
Follow this and additional works at: https://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/de_November1991 Volume 77, Issue 58
This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1991 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in November 1991 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. vearsof ... Pllbhcallon Daily Egyptian 75~ I Soulhe rn Illinois niversily al Carbondale Wednesday. November 13. 1991. Vol. 77. No. 58. 20 Pages Bypass routes face hurdles Gus Bode
By Annette Holder SaI1l11l01lo\. cllvirolll1l1..'ntai 'Iudic~ non hem l"onn~ClO r at all . havt: 10 he removed a nd the City Wriler coordi nalOr for (he IIli nui' The propost:d ~outh~r n cOlllamin"llcli m'lle ri al di spo~d of [kp;tnlllclll of Tr.II1!"pt.-malioll. "lit.!nrnt:i1I site cros"C~ Ihc nonhl..·ast in:l proper landfill. TIlC IllClhods of T h,' "uuthcrnmOSI ro ute of a 111(" non hem {'onl1e(lOr." road (0 "'Hi~ of Carbonda le ill ;I'! ·lrc.1 dean up will h;we to be agreed propo1'ocd (' OllJl~(' lor lhat would conncel Ihe c~I'1 and \\(";0.' ,ides of il1ll11 l~di;,uc l~ soulh oi Kopper ... . a upon by Koppers owners and the byp",~~ Carbond.tlc on Ihe nOrlh Caroond By Christiann Baxter The fi gures inl'lude publil', l'ollllliunity By Christiann Baxter incn'asc par~i n g by McAndrew Siadium. Adr nlnistration Wnter and privmc in~ljtulion:- . Administration Writer Preliminary plan~ ip .::: ude the addit ion uf St~ l1 r gencr,,' funds f,,)r higher edu(.';tlion Iwo parking gar.tgf's behind lhe caSI and Enrqlll1ll'llI ;11 Ill inol .. Ihlivcr:-Hle'o 111 1;11' increa ... ed b) 2.5 pert'ent from lytX) 10 1t.J91. llll' slue F;'lculty Senal\! unanil11()u,ly WCS I s ides of the s tadium wil h an 1991 II1c rl'a:-.~ d by 2.Y l)('rccl1I \\ilh S ICC while the rccolllmendmion fmm lhe lIIillui~ 1);1"'-.cd;1 rc ... olulion Tuesday 10 qualify Ihe overpass that would connCCI the gar.lgc~ ri.lIlking fourth among c::ollcgr ... "ilh ~oard of Higntr Educ .. uion wa~ a 7.3 percenl fea!\ibi lil y ,Iud)' for :I pa rking gam gc at 10 Ihe Student Ccnter. 1llc gar.tgc<.; wuuld illcrcascd enrollmenb. II1CTC;lse. J"kAndrcw Stadium. add 1, 1(X) parking sp'lces to the campu', Ell roll I11Cl1 1 at S I C ill crca"c:i b) 3.26 Funding for SIUC illl.:re: l ~l·d h) I.X IX·fCl..'l11 J:lIIlC ... Fox. chil ir or the comm ittee on The Fac.' ulty Scnale did nOI w.tnl tIlt.: f>l.!rce nt. froll1 I'.I'Xllo 199 1. (.'oll1l11illee,. said thai according 10 the feasibility study for Ihe parking g.tr.lge In Fall 1l)t)1 ht:adcounl l'llrollnH..'nb :II It)(l Debra Sl11itil'y. "'poke,wornan fnr IBIIE. r('~.o lulinn . the fe'l~ibili l y study should oc c ur but was o utvotcd h v o ther uni\er!\ilie~ towled 745.21X. compar\!d 10 ... aid uni "cr~itic ... arc fo r (.'~ d 10 rl..'l·on ... idl·! lon~ider ~pace nl!cds in the next 10 yean-. constituencies. he said. . 7J2,X30 in 1m. budget prioriti e~ when fu nding in(.'n'.l~e, do nol jll~ 1 ;1 :-.J udy for Ihe parking gardge. TId .;; i ... lhe fourt h con!\cC'ulivc year 1 ii~ proposed ptlrking garagr would see PARKING, page 6 enrollrnent h:t... increased. see iNCREASE. page 6 --' -, \-. ..:~.'.:~j .4 ~ /1,1IZ{':....~... ". '~ FO XBORO. Mass. ( PI ) - The ew his 49 pert'cnt "halC' of the IC DeNoon chooses quartet to race Glavine divine at District V cross country tourney Atlanta lefty wins NL Cy Young after 20 victories By Scott Wuerz coache s' poll . The te.lIll received 98 of NEW YO RK 1 PI ) - To,., G lavin< TCl'civcd four liN-place \lOll'.,. Jc.1hn Smiley Sports Wri1er 100 possiblc points in the poll. but W SERBS CLOSE TO CAPTURING VUKOVAR - The Serb·dominaLcd Yugoslav military pummeled the CroaLian cilY of Dubrovnik and its medieval fortress wi!h shellrue for a fif!h day Tuesday, and Croatiar rews reportS Sllid Serbian forces were close 10 capluring Vukovar, b. .ng IOward the h.art of the eastern IOwn. Slate-run radio in the Croatian caj>iLal of Zagreb said allcast 23 people had been killed and some 300 injured in Dubrovnil: over the past Iwo days. r-chiick'S -; iwr"t1N5IIiM! U.S. LEADER TO POSTPONE ASIA TRIP AGAIN - One week after abrupLly postponing a \!kIay Asian trip, Presidenl Bush 1 Q Gourmet I tAl( tHE IEYS . Tuesday pubUcly rejected chaJgcs IIlaI he spends 100 much time overseas CALLA tAB . and vowed 10 reschedule the globe-trotting excursion as soon as possible. I ~ PI I Bush also announced an upgrading of U.S. relations with Laos, following - ~ zza I tAl~, ASTAID . similar recenl moves involving Cambodia and Vicmam. "As presiden~ I must serve the entire naJion in domestic and foreign arenas," Bush said. PERUVIAN SENATE REQUEStS INVESTIGATION - ~;'~EiL: ..... The SenaIe calIcd Tuesday for a full invcsligation inIO the alleged paramilitary l massacre of J7 people IasL week, citing l!!ISalisfactay lCSl1ITlony before the 19 fRIENDS DON'! LET fRIENDS IegislaIure by the defc;nse and inIerior minisIer.;. The ScnaJc voted 10 summoo ONLY •. Interior Minister Juan Briones and Defense Minister ViclOr Malca for a I 95\! for each Additional In"edient I, DRIVE DRUNK. second round of leStimony next week 10 report on the ongoing invcsligarion I FREE D~!rD·J;t?- if · . !J. . _ .. - inlO the downtown Lima Icilling of 17 people in a home on Nov. 3. L~='~ _ ~E~~ ___~~..J. nation BUSH CALLS FOR LOWER CREDIT CARD RATES - '- 2 - Fresh Food Prcs:.Jenl Bush, saying !he signals 00 the economy are mixed, app;:aJed 10 American banks Tues1ay 10 lower interesl!3I.eS on acdilcards fora necessary & boost 10 consumer coruKlcncc. Speaking at a fund·raiser cxp.:cLCd 10 rai se [ ~ . Quality fru its vegetables some S2 million for his unannQOJllCed re-eIccLion campaign, Bush also again (!)- , at the lowest prices ruled OUl suggc:&ions for a tax CUI aimed al middle-income camcrs. calling it a euphoric gimmick "thaL may ex may 00l have an effCCLon !he economy." Tomatoes •••.•...•...... •...... ••.•••••49(tllb. Bananas .•...... ••••.•..•...... •..... 29(tllb. POLL: TOUGH RE-ELECTION FOR PRESIDENT - Tangerlng and Tangelo .•...... 15(t/ea. President Bush, facing a new poll showing he may have a lOugh ti me Celery •••.••...... •..•••49(t/stalk winning a second term, lOOk his re-election campaign 10 New York Red & Golden Delicious apples.19(t/ea. Tuesday wi!h a renewed atlack on the Dcmocl"dlic-conLrolied Con:;rcss 1 LB Carrots ...... •...... •.•••• ••• 39(t/bag for domestic and economic woes. Addressing a S2.2 million fund·r.!i ,cr, 3LB Bag Yellow Onions ...... •.89(t!bag Bush ripped inlO the libernls in Congress who he said have blocked his And much more... domestic agenda on a wide range of mauc SIudenI EcilDr. Joddo sp... AssociaIe 5 .... Edilcr:: U. ... ~--_E~T...,PI>oI>EciIDr. __ ...... The Gamma Beta Phi News E6I:r. lIMn an- EdilDrial P8Q8 EOllor. JeriInne Kinwn.l Invetbgabon CoordinIrDt: John "...... , Honors Society will Special Pages Eci»r: .....111 BoItwne SO-''''~_K..w hold its meeting for AcMg MInIIgi"tg Edlor: .... 9fW1dan all current members """-_:"""' ...... P!oclJalon_,,",,_AclInga.ssa.dM~""" .... on Wednesday -""-_ ..... November 13, 1991 Aa:aI.n Tech III : K.y ...... at 7:00 p.rn. in -=--_:_-_E_tuSf'S' __...... _ ... _~_ Browne Auditorium fwQ9IFrir:Sardumgtt'e~ ...... ,Tu.darItwal9F_~h..,.,..,-.m"" Scut.m ... u,..,..,.~~~ .. EfAoria/..,~ __ IIx:MIdIn~IWIdIng."*'""Mv.fI'hane,"'It · 536- (Parkinson 124). 33', ..,...B . ~ ...__ . SliJlailian ...... ,.155,*,.. or I35b*I'I'IItft....., .. lHiId sw. and 11«) ... For More info: call ,..,orHOtorlkmanlhlinallDNlgnCXlUftrila. P~ : SI8nd"dlll'lpfol~toDllyeg,piln.~"~. Matt at 549-0004 ~.... 63)01. Socand a.u POIlagepaid. ca.tJoncWI, .. November 13, 199 1 Dail)' Eg)'ptiJJn Adoption healthy option for many~se worker By Jeremy Finley waiting 10 be adopted have been General Ass;gnmen1 Writer emotionall y or physically abused in the pas!. A major problem in An SIUC senior said she knows Southern Illinois is there are no real parental love even !hough she babies presen lly ready for has never k nown her natural adoption, BartJer said. parents. Barber said 373 children a.e "I'm very close with my waiting to be adopled in Illinois. adoptive parents," said Tanya Of these, 252 arc black, 100 are Wagner, who was .dopted. while and 21 are Hispanic or of "They've given me so milch love other nat ionalities. thai I know what real parental love People wis hing 10 adopl is, even if we're not related by children under the age of live may blood." have LO wail up LO eighl years until But being adopted also means a young Child is ava.lable, bUI her parents probably treated her prospective parents who WCint LO differently-in a positive way, said adopl a child older than age live the senior in elementary education usually can lind one immediately, from Romeoville. BartJer said. " I think adoptive parents are There are 13 children waiting LO mo re lenient than biological be adopled in SouLhcm Illinois, she parents are. I know my adoptive said. parents are, and I like it that way," The adoplion process, which Oh deer! said the elementary education includes a home sludy, three A deer runs In lront 01 a moving truck Tuesday afternoon on a road In Giant City State sessions with the adoption agent major from Romeoville. Park. A spokesman for the District 13 State Police In Du Quoin said 72 deer have been November has been proclaimed and frequenl talks with both th e as National Adoption Month by child and the adoplive parents, killed by vehicles In the district already this month. President Bush. takes months. Karen Nager, an adopuon case Many of Ihe children she has worker for the Calholic Social helped place in homes have been Service, said in Ihe pasl people very happy wilh Iheir adoplive Student's tape collection rivals video store have Ihoughl of ad oplion as a parents, Barber said. By Elaine Brown Alfred Hitchcock tapes. mo .... difficult LO search !lIrough the taboo subject. It generally was kepI " People should know Ihal Siudent Writer " I like 10 own Ihi ngs I like," coliectiC'n card by card. MendoZ YOUR UNCLE WANTS TO PAY FOR COLLEGE. BUT ONLY IF YOU'RE GOOD ENOUGH. WEDNESDAY Anny ROTC offers qualified students with good grades scholarships tha. pay tuition and most educational fees and provide an allowance for teX1books and supplies. You'll also receive up to a SlOOO grant each school year the scholarship NO 2SC: is in effect. find out today if you qualify. DRAFTS COVER DJ TONIGHT I ARMYROTt m SMDnST COUEllE BAR & GRILL COUISE JOIJ WI TW, w. ovcmber 13. 199 1 Opinion & Commentary ').lIh IC\ PII.1Il 'Olllhtfn 111111111 ' IIIt\ l r,lI \ ,II ( ,Ir hontl.llt Daily Egyptian RONALD REA6AN PRESIDEt-.'TIAL LIBRARY o,lebralillg 75 years o{publicalion ARCJ.WES OF OFFICIAL St udent Editor-in-Chief Editorial i':AilOT Acting Managing Editor OVAL OFF CE READING MATERIAL Jackie Spinner J erianne Kimmel Wanda Brandon 1'('w5 Sw1fHc pn:'5Cntalh-c N;soOnte Ediwrial Editor Faculty Represcnt.:'1tive J e nnifer Kulier Brandi Tipps WaJter B. Jaehnig BUGS BUNNY roM 3I1d JERRY •SPIDER-MAN 1WEElYBiRD slue should have J p fixed roof years ago RAI ' DROPS ARE FALLING on our heads. Rain rain gn away come again another day. when the roof is fixed. La st weekend seventl portions of the Commu:lications Building we re soaked because of a crumbling. leaky roof. The journalism. ci nema and photography departments. McLeod Theate r and the scenery section of the theater depanment have experienced leaks. THE COLLEGE OF Con'munications and Fine Ans has Letters to the Editor been planning for years to fi x the roof, but funding for the project was held up because of budget setbacks in the state uovenllllent. ~ The state Legislature appropriated funds for the project last Non-coverage Abortion not equal summer. but because the contnlct ,nust go through the Capital Development Board in Springfield. it has taken some time to of electives stan the work. follows policy to slue health care IF ONLY THE ROOF was as thick as the government There "I'P"=dy ..., some I do nOI believe abonion should If abortion were to be c'Overed by bureaucracy maybe then the rain and melting snow wouldn't miscouceptions about the be covered by SIUC student health slue health ins urance. wou ld be pouring th rough. In the meantime CCFA could use all the nature of the medical insurance. women considering that as an coverage for abortion red tape to patch the holes. I do nOI believe this is a option be informed of the provided by tbe c urrent The repair work is expecled 10 begin Thanksgiving break " reprod uc live right" but the conscq u cn cc~ ( ph ys ic: ~ ll . emotional srue inswancc policy. negation of reproduction and the and relational),! and is 10 be finished some time in January. BUI i. slUe health insurance termination of all Ih e rights of Carbond'l /e 2ClS much more rain or snow. Presidenl Dush currently p.ys for all another. It is certainly not something she will nol ha v'; to wOlTy about re-defining whal is considered abortions tl"" are performed A woman becomes pregnant in would learn al the profit-maki ng wetlands. The Communications Building will be a prime for medical reasons. the context of a relationship. and as abortion clinic. or from her Fact"'" !hal ..., considered example. a result of her choices and ac tion~ . abortionist in !hal determination ..., the A woman who recognizes her I oppose the funding of abortion physical, emotional, psy· responsibility in her pregnancy will by SIUC health insu","cc Ix:cause I J ST HOW MUCH EXTRA the project will cost because chelogical. familial health accept the consequences of believe aborlion is always a of the damage done by the leaks is not known. but the and age of the woman. pregnancy. tragedy. Uni versity should have resolved the problem long before now. W~at is currently being It is a trage dy ,III the m'Orc addressed is the issue of Ab'lrtion is not the equivalent of because a weman "dlOOSCS" it In fact. the Uni versit y W a S aware of a potential problem elective aboniOllS--ilbottions about three years ago. appendicitis and does not constitute (altho ugh pressure from ethers done for non-health related "health care." aftcn mak es it morc o f a A new roof was put on in 1977. Between 1987 and 1988, reasons. While abonion is a legal aci in compulsion). mino r leaks started to appear. The Universi ty should SIUC bealtb insurance Illinois. it is also legal to drink As a student I do not W;,,1I health does not pay any elective have fixed tlJ e roof and avoided the damage being done for alcohol. but it is nOI something for insurance fund~ 10 which I now. procedures. For example. which the University pays. contribute used to prommc such elective plastic surgery On the contrary. various Wellness traged y in the li ves of othe r would not be covered. Their Center programs attempt to educate women. THE UNIVERSITY CONTIl"l.lES to make one mistake current position of "on students of the conscqueltCC~ of ilS A qualitative difference exists after another. Not only did it not repair the roof once it ~ tarted coverage of elective use. between the nunuring and binh of leaking again. it also failed to repair the roof during the dry aoonions is consistent w:m The negati ve consequences of offspring. and the destruction of season. that poJicy.-Phyllis R. abortion for a woman. her panner the m. Let us not consider them Wohlford, law studenL This summer was hot and dry and a perfect time to begin and their unborn arc as disastrous equivalent.-Julie Murphy, senior the project. Instead. many students. faculty and staff have as alcohol use is for many. in anthropology. been inconvenienced because of the leaks. The project supposedly was started so late in the year hecause it took time to find an architect, design the plans and hear bids. Now repairs are being held up because no nne in the area canics the materials needed for the job. I was walking down the sidewalk bummed expression he has on the ''I'm tired of school. I'm tired of one bright afternoon when I noticed shin if adults did not want him to homework and tests and labs and THIS IS AN EMERGENCY folk s! The University carlllot the T-shin a young man ahead of riot or drink on the strip on paper;. I earned my righl to panyl" me was wearing. It had a picture of Halloween. I am tired too, bUI if you arc so afford to be spending this much time on preparing to fix the the Strip with trick-or-treaters in Imagine-aduhs asking college tired . what were you doing roof. Just fi x it. the background. stude nts nOI to drink! How Saturday al two in the morning? Valuable equipment. files. scenery, and the well·heing of The foreground had a familiar profound I How dare Ihey tell us Seems to me you should be gening , tlllknts t;lcult y and staff are at stake. Ri ght now everyone is looki ng grinch hovering abov,. what 10 dol But they lell us not to much·ntory courl:--. as we ll a~ 'the salaries of 99 99 saying that the acting chancellor of nun·coaching pen-on:-- and sludcnt • only $ 9. I only $ 5. • S t U ro r~ s ec s la yoffs and workers. e nro ll me nt limits for the nex t Wc also give StlOO.OOO in athletic Coupoa -.-". CDupoa -....". • sc hool year due to budget scholarships each year. • At Par1Ic:fpaUDg Keet.urants I At Partldp-Ung 1lcet.W'WIb rcstriclions. T hc bottom line is that 5 1U Ccnain acadcmi<: progntms may ~ ~ s ports. like many o thcr coll ege be CuI . and all will sufTer. except of ,i~ , 'ipO rt ~ progr..tms, arc losing money • .. I .. • course our beloved intercollegiate ,.. M8kln' gr.. M"kln' " gr .. at an Holding dealers slue newspaper needs liable for buyers unreasonable to run briefs consistently Recenlly. \Va shing ton. ('ongr.t1UI ;..li ull " on the prOJ1lOl C the c).l'Ilange of prudllctiull o f ~1T1 informati ve: D.C. pas~ed a d ty ordinilIll'e infomwtion amonc ' IUdcms. The '1~~~~ifm~!fm~!fm~@j~@jgjfj!@]gjfj!@]~~~~~~ Ihal holds those people who ... tudem JXlpcr. Briefs column prm ide, a \'ehicle 10 ~ scll guns responsible for the Yo ur attention to mall\' is!)uc, accompli ... h thb. hnth 10l' al .1I1d n3Iion ;;;I /inter. 'r.'~~ V?"\i!~ actio ns of those people to _....! ..... ~~ I : ~-!':-: .. I who l11 they sell the gun. It mnional j, l·oml,i :.: ndahle. The International Agricultural docsn't mailer if the gun was Onl' ,ervin.' Ih ul could u!<>e a Student Ass(x: ialion u~ c; the Bri ef~ ,l.; .£·ATasty Greek DelicacY~, ; . · bought right in \Vashington. boo:-.I i:-- Ihe "Briefs" column. It i ~ COIUIllIl :1) :'1I1 11 0 unce it!<> al" tivil ie:-> D.C. or 2.000 miles away. If prillled wi lh tilly typc thai is along wi:h fliers and PO:--ICN. someone commits a c rime diflicuh 10 read. BUI th i~ sC lllc:--Ier \\co h.lve seen with 3 gun in Washington, It is not included on a regular IWO o ut of f ive s ubm hs i on~ D.C. . Ihe gun dealer can be basis and o fr en omitted even on pubJished-all of whic h were Tne Greek gourmet sandwich made of rill dates for which s ubmissio ns had submillcd on lime. . Tr:::in:.:'~:~ ::~ ::~tCh . held liable, whelto he is sued hy family members of been made. sucb ali Nov. 8. In o ne case we were lold Ih.u U 5 chOice beef bJended wuh Greek spices the victim or possibly f In rc~pon !tC to Mr. Esler'!,> kllcr !liven 10 thoSt., \\ ho h:n I.' found the o n Ocl. 19. whkh 1:Il11 bast:-- th(' "Without the media, ~ treng l h to gl'l pa:--I r.Il"i:--111 and vail y Egyplian for nOI l'overing all bigot!) Ihan l'onsl l1l is responsible for the costs. contaminated . so lhe a r~ would phlO t biology professor. said any W,l'i found in the eastern section of Sleele said the cleanup would need to be cleaned before Change in routine in a wetland o:.--ca the corridor. Community COst scvcrnJ milliolO dollars. construc tio n occurred for the is nO( good. Reeder said the study by Hanson "If the highway dcparunent wr.nl southern alignmenL " A weIl a nd is pa rtic ul a rly Eng inecrs In c. of Spring fi eld . SIr.MA GAMMA RIIO SORORIT\', IXC. will The vuincmblc because it is a sensitive have an infonnal nuh 1\ 7 l.3'\ighl in lhe ~1iss.ouri in and built the highway before the northern alignment pn;',scnLS wo uld be fin ished by 1993. Roum in the Studenl Caller. For more Ko ppe rs la nd was cleaned up, problems environmenta lly. also. habital." he said. " It doesn'l take Completion of the projecl depends inform': : ~. CUlU(:1 AniLl.1 S49·372A. sooner or later the land would havc The proposed northern alignment much (0 change the area." on a vailable funds. be cleaned up ," Sleele said. would go through wetlands thaI arc T he a nimals will migra te to Reeder said he is nOI sure yet PANt:l# DJSCU~1 0 N 5pO:ISOtcd by Women in '0 Communi cation. , Inc:. will be II 7 tonight in " They would say, '()ops, sorry, belween GianI Cily Road and Reed ano lh cr a rea and plants wi ll die which alignment he prefers. WSIU·TV Studio A in the: Communicltions you ' ve got to move your Station Road on 11 ; wcst side of whe n a weIla nd is dislurbed by " I haven ' l h ung m y hat on OuiJding. The LOpic of discuuion u dM:. n:ccr.:.ly highway. '" Carbondale. building a road, Mohlenbrock said. either," he said. " I' ll have to wait to lClailed Cbrcnce Thomu Sen.1.e huring. and how it will affm:l lhc: behavior of men and _ If lOOT decides '0 build the " This ali g nme nl would c uI "ThaI area is preu)' isolaled ," he sec the sludy." in lhc: wad: pl.a: Fer man: information. oont«t four-lane Stree' before Koppers Ihroug h a large we tland a rea," said. "The animals will have a long Ponce said the money for Ihe Ddxnh . 1 S49-VI)S, finishes the cleanup, a barrier to Sammons said. "To do this , the way 10 go. That place may not be project would come from state and prevent recontamination must be wetlands would have 10 be replaced their firsl choice and they may not GA MM A BETA Pili will meet II 7 tonight in federal funding sources. 8 1'0 ""11 Auditorium .u P&:tcimoN t...borIlory. For constructed, Steele said. in another area ." survive." Councilman John Mi ll s said the mo~ infOnT\.lltion., contact Mall I' S49-0CI04. Beth Ponce, projecl sludies EPA sta nda rds manda te (h al Another cons idt . ' tion for environmental impacl wtJu!rl be e nginee r for lOOT, said Ihe wC lI a nds must be re placed if constructing the northern alignment WOMfJIi' S STUDIES wiD sponsor • discuQion considered in the city 's decision, of The Ship Thai Sailed Into The: uving Roan: high way de pa rtmenl docs nOI dcstroyed. is the existence of a rice ra t. a but need more inf01m ation before Sea. and lnt.imac:y Rc:cormdcn:d h)' Soni. Jdm$on purc hase property th aI is Robert Moh lc nbrock, S IUC thre..1telled species in Illinois, that making any choice. fram 4 t(I S today. in Pulliam 34. SpeUerI will be Lind. G, n"on I na JinCl CotTman. For mon: ltIform.tion conaa KllhJYII m 453-5141. INCREASE, from Page 1---- PUHUC Rt:LA1l0 NS STUDEl\, SOCJ.ElY no t keep up wilh hi ghe r milita ry progra ms' in C hicago, will have: I general m cmb c: ~h ip meeting II 7 enroUmenL California. R orida, North Carolina, tonighl in Lawson 15 1. 1bc guest ~eT ...ill be Ed Dowell from CC%lInl Dlinw Powa Scmcc.. " Institutions have reallocated Maryla nd. G~rg i a. Te nnessee, P:ofcnion.l drc.ll is rcquc.llC:d . For more within their budgets to address Nebraska and Ari7..ona . infomuotion, eonua BriM I I 453- 1891. their current needs," she said. Glcatcr cffons aJso have bcc.n iO TilE ROAD m PEA CE wodt~t 5el"ics Money thaI nonnally would go rClain currently enrolled students, will be (rom 7 10 9 lOnight lIlhc NewrtW\ c.tholic for repairs might now go toward he said. Studenl Cenlct. The (ocw; of the session is ''The the co st of ulilities or libra ry "~re are more auempts 10 deal Vl lues Thll Animlte Our Li",.... . " The Guest materials, shl! said. wi th prob lems to encourage speaker will be J im C rowne~. For m ... re utformation.oonLict Bob II 529·331 1. " It's a whole series of different freshme n 10 come back as ilCms a university would identify sophomorcs," Hodel sa,d. S fm10 lAN CATIIOU C CEl\TER will pt'CSCI'lt Ihal would nOI be do ne 10 Chicago Stale Uni'orsily had the • wOtbhop to aplon: pc;aoc praocsscs (rum 7 to reallocate the money where it 's larges t inc rease among public 9p.m. tonight a: the CC'\\cr. 715 S. Washinglon. nccdcd," Smitley said. For rn orc informl tion call 529· 331 1 unive rs itics. Its e nro llme nt 2:1mc Ross Hodel, depuly director of increased from 7, I 52 in 1990 10 ·'·'i:·.mQ~~"w~r.~ the III ino is Board of Higher 8,OO4 :n 199 1. ~ Entertainment Education, said the economy is one Illinois State UniversilY had the ~"l:'l::'~ ~~~ reason for the increase. biggest decrease in cnroIlmenL Its __'~~ tL·..' ~_" · '-' 1r-. '1 , ~ _ ClUC K COREA Ind hi' Elc:k tr.c Bi nd will " People lend 10 go back a nd enrollme nl went down by 1.25 UNIVEnS ITY ptnCE 8 perform II Sp.rn . lonighl II shryiclr. l uditllrium. -- - - lide! an:: SI2 (or lIud(llU:,,'\tJ SI4 (Of the gcncnl retrain to make the m more percent. Hodel said IS U is trying fItlblic. altractive in lhe job marke t," he inte ntionally to lower its CA LEl"OA R PO LlC Y .. Tht dcadllnt for said. enro llmc nt because of economic C al t nd.r Itt ms Is noon two dl)'s bd o rl' Increased efforts to reach conditions. publln tlon. T t;1' itt'm should br typewritten students in unserved areas through .nd must Ind ud t- Ilme, d. lt , pllet . nd sponsor S IUC e xpe rie nced record oft hr r"('nl l nd th f" nlmt of tht puson extension centers and off 1 DAMAGE, from Page 1- --- PARKING, sance. I don' t think the roof is onto be nches a nd expe rimenls co mple tely staled ," he said , below. from Page 1 e mphasizing lhat leaking is not a "I work with rocks. That docsn', One o f the main major concern. seem impcrtant out some of these objection s againsl the Fac ulty memhc.rs in the L ~ ie ruck:; have been buri ed a million parking garage was that the Scienee n Building, however, have fears. Once they're exposed, ..~al 's construc tion of a facility exrericnccd different problems. it," said L awrence Malle n , :tsSOCiated with athletics was Afte r the ce iling lea ked in c hairma n o f the p lan t bi o iogy unnecessary during a time of assista nt professo r Be th department. economic proble ms , Fo ~ Middleton's office for Ih e firs l ·n lC Communications Build ing, said. time lasl Apri l, she began keeping however, has received the 111 0S1 The seoate figured Ih al plasti c over he r computer water darna'-'c because the feasibi lity study equipment. " ThiS isOthe worst o f :.111 Ihe W:l'i going to occur, it should Last year, a computer got wet. build in gs," ~ ai d Jim Kay, a ~e into considcrJ.Lion space "We had 10 dig yellowish slufT oul custodian ;u th e. Communi cations needs in the next 10 years, of iI, bUI il still works," Middle!'>n Bui ld ing. Fox said. said. . Fall ing ceiling tiles cau sed "There a-: k ;S of places Evidence of roof leaks is visible danger InSI week for sludents and on campus thai nt ed to be in a lolo s l every room on th e' top faculty in Ihe building . Ma ny di sposed Of," he said. "TIl is floor of the building . Yell owed offi ces scra mbled to co ver coul d be "" opponu'1ity." stains cover the ceiling and in some com pUler and electrical equipment rooms, flakes of plaster have faU en with plliStiC. no cover P. K. • s : no cover Wednesday Stroh's 12 oz 25¢ Busch 12 oz 50¢ Schnapps 75¢ (No Rumpleminze) Captain Morgan $1.22 529-11 24 Open at 8 a.m. Daily 308 s. w. NOliembtr 13, 1991 P:I~" 7 Religion Carbondale pastor proves women able to spread word By Kristl Rominger General Assignment Writer A Carbondale pastor said she is making her mark in the Chnsti an ministry and showing men ihat women arc equally qualified (0 spread the word of God. ~EFFECTS Joyce Morgan, assistant pastor ~ at Monum ent of Hope . HA R CUTTERS Deliverance Church, 2 15 E. Sycamore. sa id women have come a long way in the ministry. Morgan , who has been EARLY BIRD SPECIAL mi nistering for 12 yoars, said that when she fi rst started p CoI.leallpo_1I Jazz ArtIm..... * CHiCIf cunBA. * Winter Break..rrlp * January 1 1 - 19 * ' ~~nmiC BAnD * Important Date * * Nov. 22, 1991 TONlGfTI - Last Day for full payment 8:00 p.m. Special 3 Day Engagement * Sign Up NOW. * Shryock AUditorlwn No c:amo ... 0< recording _ ""'""'" In Shryock Thursday, Friday anCi Saturday Wbere: steamboat Lodge In Steamboat, Nov. 14-16 Colorado Indudes;5 hot tubs, sauna. fire. ~Seoting 7:00 and 9:30 p.m. place, cable {'Ie kiIchen SIUC Students ·$12 Generol Pubhc · $1 4 * * Cash only, no ticket limit Student Center Auditorium Cost: $299 w/own transportation * , $385 w/motorcoach transportation Tickets on sale at Shrvock at 7:00 Admission $1.00 SiLdent Cenler Tickt Olii.., , Includes: 4 Day Ski Pass, 6 Nights * and Discount Den Ion ...... Disc Jockey tl1nk t LW~ Kl NGSBU RY ~ ;7 Promoting Responsible Drinking and Driving Fedturing Comedldns: TdmdTd Nerby ~ lent Friday, Nov. 15 at 8:00 p.m. Big Muddy Room Free Admission Glve-aways Including: T-shirts, Hats, frisbeF.s, Bumper stickers W_euCe.... , November 13, 1991 Dai/y£gyplilln When It Comes T To Quality Fashion Coats H You'll Find The .Best Selection E At Dillard's G R E , l~ln l t'mpo,rar~ 1 4 1t'II!of'Ih .... 11 ".,lw,,,,',1 JII hi' Iln"u" larnb It.' •• thtr Hl!oth 11,", kill!" d"'Ull ~'INII ' ..... ,·-mlh In hrn.... n \h,~ ...... ' "iM-hi 1'\1 8290 A Cayenne Prl'!'>tm\ & '!Irk Embroiderm collar and cuffs glYe this long Thll> doa",,( .... 111)' eire" ., .. , •• , 10 •• 111111,,·(\ [0., \'-,11 ... leather coal a new look. With pieced detailing. P.'eslon & YOI'k • Cailiva of " 1.:." t(c\'ll'r "1\'lt, .... "11 11,,\. II •• ,II.u Ill.. , , •• n I .. nlpian slec!VeS and side seam pock~ls. Black or wo rn three .... ;1'... '\.1\ \' 1>, , .ul1l·1 \11":0\'" "I ,"-'lIh !f:G, Misses S-L 8260. ,.\ 1 $ 170 J .C. Hook. Aloma T London Fog . Cayenn~ New Engla.~ ,d M,ackintosh Style VI • Luis Alvear Jones ~ew lod, • Kal'en A\'anli . L~R c Evan,J>icolI~ • Olh~.', o V E R Nt·w EnglHnd MII (",i .. tns!, \ .hlMI n',11 \,11",., I!, .. >(III~'"'' \\11111'\0>' II" "ul .., .. 1\11' nu .. '''loul hl,-llIlpl,II,1 .hmk h,,~ ,.1 .. ",,1 ~I"~h 1"0( ,"",I , , .. Id \"I! I I. '~IIII'~ \ h .... ·~ 1·11 S l:itJ .Innt'li ~I"'" York ,\11 ulld.lt ...1 \\·''',,,n ,'I Ilk' 11t'11l1i "",I ~\1I1t 1,IIlI,III u ~Id. "t'I~ ,1_.1 oJ.,,, .... "lIil ""t',1/1l p.... t 111 ... 110,,1 .11 I,,,)· 1.... ,_ .,11 10' \' 1.11.' ~ \\1II1l ....'1 IUlh'll'IIUlpl., \\, ... ,IIZ.lh.,uhlll \h~""t. .Iln~ I',.,. ""'"j III I." •• , "'\ \1, " '''-:!HU p , .. I I ~3 00 ...... , ...... " .. ,...... •,• .,~. .". ..,. ....,. •.•., .. INI I GR I TY OUA t 11 Y {OURH H Vt. 1Ui (HII DIHOViR 1M! [lIj lln 'l(! Al 01 :'~lJ' ' HO' Inn:.. r. ".' • ~ .. I'.gc 10 Daily Egyptia" November 13. 1991 .1It WIlle OUR COMMITMENT FAST FRIENDLY SERVICE 1versau QUAUTY AND VARIETY LOWEST PRICES EVERY DAY RUSSET POTATOES OUR GUARANTEE Our promlae to you,. our valued cultomer, "to alway. o""r the loweet overall prleu . every $17~~ LB day of th~ week". lbat'. wby you wID IlDd every day low prteu, double manufacturer'. PATIO rou=ri~~"'=':'::.:::!!""::~oIJ ...... G~2 ~$18oz, ~~P~~~~dwlChC~~es 69~ ...... ~~697~~ ..... B.AG. ' PURiNA PREMIUM cur "OF - BAKERY- CAMPBELL'S " 3F 89 ~ C t F d S $1 GLAZED Pork 'n.... 0 a 00 6 OL can. 4R DO NUTS Beans 16 oz. can. R SOFT 'N GENTLE / ~:Y) $199 LIPTON BATH TISSUE ~z!tr--DELI-- . ~~~'S TEA BAGS LOUIS RICH -A- 68~ IltfI~~ $19~9 -----_.I~~ $l~~ TIMES SQUARE DISCOUNT LIQUORS Carbondale Location Only - We Match All Competitor's Ads MILLER ., CANADIAN Sole Price 12.99 GfNIIIN[ DRAfT - 81 099 MIST Mall·l. R.... t e -3.00 RtG OR un: ~ . 'VHISKEY After 8999 2,. Pk. Cans . . Rebate 1.75 L KAHLUA Sol. Price 13.99 KEYSTONE .87 COFFEE MaJI~.R""t. ·3.00 ~ EG .• lIGHT . _. 89 Aft.r $1099 _. Pt. Can. LIQUEUR R.... t. 751.1 ~EINE.KEN. 8 99' 'fUSTSITI ~.:'.:"~""t. t: ~~~T~~~~GH T . , SAnUMANTE Aft.r 8399 Ii 4 ~~aMI, .-..e~~.na.wt_~CINfft". I· ... ",.. II"1f r . Rebate 7Sl111 • , ,We R...".", ~ IllfIW. f'! ~' 9uDIlIIa And Corrrcf Pr/JIliog Erron . November 13, i99 1 f)aity Egyption Pa !!~' I I Jazz innovator to jam at Shryock By Milam Ragan year." Corea said. "And at !he end of COfC.I first flirted with jar.!. fusion Entertainment Wr*er our conccn tours. v.'C often wished we on Miles Davis' ground-brcuking haD some tunes that fit a certain album . "Bitches' Brew." Ch ick Corea and his EIcktric B'lld groove that socmcd to be missing." He went on to form . RClUm To will bring th.:ir brdlld or rock-Iaccd "I though Ulis time I would takc !he Forever. a quintet that ex plored .. I jan al 8 toni ght to Shryock viewpoint of the I",e performances. I musical mix or North and South Auditoriwn. w-.mtcd to make sure whatevCf gelS America. The band coosists of Olick Corea recorded is able to be performed Corea shined U", direclion of the on synthesizers. guitari st Frank live" Corea said lxmd abruptly. uoming it ,nto a heavily Gambale, lDssist Jolm Patituoci, Eric s;.,.ophonist En c Marienthal said electric quanCl. Return To Forever Marienthal on sax ophone and pcrfonning live is exciting because disbanded in 1975, and Cerea dnnnmcr Dave Wocid . Corea push'" the band to try "ew experimented with a wide vruiCly of The Elcktric Band combines the things. musical styles. from so lo piano Wednesday, November 13 improvisation and structure of j372 "Chick is such a greaL musician. rccmIings to cia II Envirosafe goods dominate awards for new products Congratulations! NEW YORK (UPI) - A camem to th ai anticipates a photographer 's wishes and a system that JCmm,cs excess carbon diox ide in the BLACK AFFAIRS COUNCIL, The Conference Staff a uno~'Phcre were hoot)~"C!.1 T uc.sday among 100 products in !he " Best of What 's New." , 8t Antonio Washington. Coordinator Popul a,r'Science magazinc's a llnu:11 awa.d ceremony a nd for a exhibifion cited dc\elopmems in In ca tegori es a s " the greatest Super, Super, Super, Super Leadership Council! "Jc hic ':eme ms in new I .l roduc~ , . science and technology in 1991 : ' The category w:'1ncrs: Long Live 'The Spirit of Unityl - Ph oLOg' ~;} v ny: The Minolt" MaX XI" l 7xI 35mm SLR ca mera anticipat A!>VERTlSlNu :'JPPLEIoIENT-CARBONDALE , regular und lb. 0 per family please, with additional $10.00 purchaSe. Sib. bag C&H sugar Umit two with additional $10.00 purchase, -- 18-18.5 oz. box all varieties , Pillsbury cake mix ~ , .[ -:: ' -<:,:ii- '. ~ ~ \Vesson vegetable shortening wesso~'. ' DOUBLECOU .. ONsALL THIS WEEK I ~~~~ OP~N2~":~URSADAY ...... ,. November 13. !Y'I /)aily 1::';)111;(11/ 1'.1 Newman's workshop series Blood drive behind on goal; official urges students to give I to focus on peace processes W ith ( Inl ~ 69K pint' 01 hlflo.1 .lIld ,I..! •. nlu~·'\ I.I \ .. lltl 1';'11' peacemaker gift:; l o lil.!Ch; It o'-cr Ihrl'l..: pln h .I\\.I~ '.\1111 .1 I fHI •• \ pcaccnuking decisions in our world and what they C~U1 d01 \" 111 .:- By Fatima Janvekar I)ring 10 offer peace in (h i, world. l'oordtn i.t1 or ul Ihe R~ d' C'ro" lk~Klhl1 l.· ~ lpprll .u.. hIlH:. General Assignment Writer loday: ' Shearn S3id. ·n l l.' h l ~ " )lt lim.: ~\IlI l pnttll tl".· " A second lecture will focus on Shc:Jm sai d, The candles Ihey light Illood Drt ve , 3Vl" 51 'C Will will be symbolic of Lh eir gifl"i, to ;l\ lO 10:30 .un. 10..! ,II p.lI1 . Ihmudl factors that make th e community have speed lip donation~ The Newman Cmholif; Student ''The purpose of tl.is retreal will meelthe goa l. Fnday i.lllhl' Sluci':ll1 CI.'llIl'r. • Center is sponsoring 3 series of such a vital selling for people lO It will 1101 ,11 up 11 1111 1 J , (l IP receive suppon and encouragement be to encapsulate all that we have Vivi<.ln UgcOI said th c dn ve. peace workshops 7 lO 9 p.m. learned from our speakcrs. in the which will conunu(' Lhrough Lh c 7:30 p.m. I·rtd." .It I Ill' Wednesday lO explore peace lO work for bcucr undcr...1£lJding and Rec reation CCnlcr ' peace," he said. foml of pmycr and a M<.Iss," Shcam cnd o f the wee k, 1\ iii have lO processes at thei r most basic level. said, "gather momcntum" 10 reach the Ed Husledde, the retreal masler, "The 'Road lO Peace Workshop Audio-visual sl i des were 2,200-pint goa1, Evcl)' hlrxxl donor rCC\!I\'C'i a Retrea t ' series aims at will give a final presentation on lIle lhree-fold call of Jesus lO fai lh , presented al the preenier workshop The Red Cross CO llecled 124 pri ze includ ing T·, h"" . food. understanding peacemaking al a iast wock. pints on Sunday, 260 on Monday and coupons. repcnl3flCC and discipleship. level of inu:rpcrsonal relationshi ps," "Abool 10 people had shown up. '--:--:~-:-:---:----:---:_:--:-__:"-' ______--.J said Rev. Bob Shearn. "His lopic will explore th . ways A variety of activities is planned lhal the call works lO furlher which was a good lurnout Ii Ii J..\1:"""" ,.,.~.&. ,.,. ttJ.. J.. J. J.. lOr the evening, including a speaker, effective peacemaking, and aIIthcsc considering this was the day of lIle ------small group sharing. worl GO .' . KROGERII 12Peiii·PAK n ·Ol. CANS'Cda 7 UP. MT. DEW . PRE",OUALITY GOlDEN ..... BaIinlS (."n," 1tt1·Bt ltI1" (t ourttrr t1ttts ""'"" ... WlNDtd..., ltIMilIIf"nm .... IIUI~"""' S tDmtlnlSlt.II'" t5. ttt1 I ovcmber 13. 199 1 Oaily I ~'g),p f ia" 'Daily' Egyptian Classified • 536-3311 [3t] DIRECTORY For Sale: For Rent: Auto Apartment ParIS & SclViccs Hou5CS Motorcycles N\ohilc Homes Recreational Vehicles Townhomes Bicycles Duplexes Homes r(oo;ns Mobile Homes Roommalcs Rcal Estate Mobile Home Lots Antiques Business Property Books Wanted to Rent Cameras Sublease Computers Electronics Rides Neroed Fumiture Riders Neroed Musical Auction & Sa Ics Pels & Suppl ie' Yard Sale Promo 1~2BDRM.o c, Sporting Goods Business Opportunities i\VO MILES EAST C'DALE . .. ~ quiet ~1s7~ .. 10 """"'" SJOO() Miscellaneous • ___wlII_FaA =-il.2no~~. 6~lo~ . ~. oA~9-3a:j : Help Wanled lost INEXPENSM QUAlITY HOMES. Employment Wanicd Found d.an:w.ce ... on cI remaining '91 AREA. Slatl 5150. 2bd. Carpet. Air. SoYe S5! Hvrryf 549·3850 Services Offered Free I-. ;n ,.¢ J..go ..,.,Jy ANY G i!IJi!~ Right time For Clas".iied! Daily ~ Egyptian Vi 00 536-3311 SlfA "l'Iee CIIISIS '1IIlGI'IAI'ICr cel'lrell :~~l:! 548-2794 215W.... ln Surprise Someone Special $..,' II • . < :;:Y.'. -:§l.'':'-'' io : "':-"'}!',- rI't ,~, .' ~ with a D.E. Smile Ad Call 536-3311 for information FAREWELL to GRA.DS '9~! 6END YOUR GRADUATE A LINE. &:nd your favorile GraduBle a Graduation Hee.sase of Congralulalions and Besl Wishes. Your mee.sase will appear in lhe Daily E&yplian on Thesday. December 10. Tell your special someone how you really feel in '20 words or Ies€. for .$6.00. Add a pi= of arlwork for only $100 more. Clip and return to the DAILY EGYPTIAN C:assified Department, 1259 Communications Building by 2:00 pm on Thursday. December 5. PRINT YOUR AD HERE :.______ CIRCLE ART ELEMENT: ~! ~f!-- f - I C'Y:Ja ~~1" d e. t '\ 20 WORDS FOR $6.00 __ ART ELEMENT FOR $1 .00 ___ TOTAL COST___ _ NAME~·. ~ ______ADDRESS:.______PHONE ~: ______ H.II I\ I J.! \PII.tn ! Southern IIImuilli; l nl\t'rsll~ at (arbundall' · Doonesbury by Garry Tru deau SINGLE SLICES by Peter Kohlsaat Shoe by Jeff MacNelly An emply ~r $1001 is all a.r,., needs lor • h . Calvin and Hobbes ,----, ..• • Upstairs: The Burn • $1.50 Speedrails • , Today's Puzzle """.. - I':" ''' ' $1.05 Domestic • " I~~ r- Bottles •• .' .. ~~~ Downstairs: ••, ~ I:;-r-r-. . •• NO COVER ••.. • • ~I~ ' · • • Todays {)Uzzle answers are on page 19 •• • • Page 18 Daily EgyptitJn November !3. 1991 GLAVINE, RUNNERS, from Page 20 from Page 20- juniors Lecann Conway and experience would be helpful to Laura Balsic, and sophomore th em ne xt year. Padgell. th e In his fourth season . he was as Aerobic Cathy Kershaw will represent lcam 's only senior, will ha ve much a rea son as anyone for sruc at !he District MeeL one last chance to compete for AUama 's emergence. Junior Lr.eann Conway, who SlUe. A native of Concord. Mass .. finished first among Salu ki The Salukis finished eighlll of where he s\aJTCd in bolll baseball Instructors.,. . . ". unoofS in 15 consecutive meets 10 teams at !he 1990 District V and hockey as a youngsu:r. Glavine prior to the Gateway ."eeL Padgeu and Conway are was the Braves' seco nd -round Championship. will try to SIUC's only panicipants who selection in lIle June 1984 drafL He ">'Needed rebcund from her disappointing competed last season. spent four seasons in the Braves' 16th place finish at the The meet will be Saturday al minor league farm system before conference meet. DeNoon said. !he Rafl Golf Courre outside of joining Atlanla in 1988. AIr.-NIructDn_.--s He struggled through a 7-17 "Lecann's got more to prove Wi chita. and will include ...SIudInt"-:nllllanc. than anybody," he said. "Not panicipants from lIle Galeway campaign in his ftrst season, but on ly is she out to show that and Big Eighl Conferences. relx>.:nded to post a 14-8 "",ord in .... 0anIKI ...... she's better lIlan her finish in The lOp two learn s in the 1989. pInCII~2:004 : 30pm conference. she also has an competition will advance to lIle He slumped to 10-12 a year ago. bvW...... outside chance of making it to NCAA Cross Country but staned off last season by !he NCAA Championship." Championship. posting a 12-4 record by lIle AU · 27. It. FREEAaobIc 1nsIrut DeNoon said he chose to lake The lOp three individual en Slarbreak. tor WcxIcshop .... be held on Batsie and Kershaw to the tranl> also qualify for the His rlTSt half performance earned ~. f«Inary 1. District meet because th e national mceL him lIle starting berth in lIle AJI CII ~1274 lor dIIaII Star Ganlc. SEARS presents NEW! WORD PROCESSOR WITH PULL DOWN MENU AND DUAL SCREEN CAPABIUTY • Easy read 5 X 9-ln. C~T display • Uses standard 3.5-1n. noppy disks • GrommarCheck Includes 70.000 ward "worclspelr: redundancy check. mare • Double column printing ..21 ..... - .. • SIIn_....".Of~ ...... ,,.,...... ~ 'four0dUlll monftIty""'*"c."" ...... 0111,..~=''''...... 3000 W. DeYOUNG Illinois Centre Mall Marion Nw ember 13. 1991 Daily Egyplilln POLL, from Page 20------Deal of the week 11113 -11119 picked to finish first five times in overrated. her learn is excited about remaining three spots on the all · preseason polls. They fi ni,hed firsl the ranking. conference first leam. two of the five times, second twice " We lost a lr: of powe r Baalke. Olden and Rapier were ~WJ-O~~-"- CLARION 9701RT and tied for foonh the other. defensively from lasl year." Burnell flrst· team aJl·confcrcncc selections I In-Dash The Salukis boasl the besl record said. " One of the differences when last season. and Winkfield was an on High Power in Ihe brief hislory of Galeway being ranked firsl is thai we'll have honorable menLion selection. 'i$219 00 -Music Search women 's basketball al 193-72. and 10 be prepared more mental ly. We Mosl of the learn s said they do - -DoIbyNR they are 120-26 against conference like being No . I. Everyone's n Ol. P UI much stock into the • - Pre Amp Output foes. Onl y lII 'nois Siale has shooting for you." rankings. Coach Terri Lasswell of 529-1 910 malched Ihe Salu kis' Ih ree The Bears return fou r starters 10th place Northern Iowa ,aid the Eastgate Mall· Carbondale. conference crowns. from a team thai went 26-5. 16-2 in rankings are nm a factor in how Scott said Ihe Salukis and the the Gateway. and lOS! in the NCAA well a team prepares. Bears were ,,",ked h'gh bocause of tournament LO evcnluaJ champion " I think Ihe teams prepare for f.~~~;;RN : :~'D'S ~:-ARKET$~?,;;-{~ their recent hi story. Last season Tennessee. any team in the Gateway." she said. SIUC lost 10 SMSU in the Individually. sruc junior center BUI Illinois State's lill Hutchison ../ All 12 pic. Pepsi, Dr. Pepper, 7-Up products ••. .$2.99 5~ Gateway championship. Kelly Finh was named 10 the AI;· said her learn is nattered to be r:, Banquet Fried Chicken 2Ib ...... 2 for $6.00 'U "Southwest and Southern have Gateway firs t team. luniors An ita picked third. " New Era 2% Milk ...... $1 .69/ga1. ' , been traditionally strong every Scott and Angie Rougeau of slue " We have an extremely young year," Scott said. "We are both were honorable mention picks. team." she said. "1I's harder 10 tell ~ , Field bologna ...... $1.89I1b . I',; veteran team s. The others 3rc Tami Baalke of Illinois Stale. who 's going 10 do well because of \':, Field smoked porkchOPS'.' '' ' ''''''' '''.$2.~69lb ' ..<, I,'t young and untested Hazel Olden of Indiana State and all of the young players on al l the "1 don'tthink there is much freshman of the year lasl season, squads excepl Southern and t, I til Miles South of Campus on Rl. SI . ,\ t creditability in the preseason polls. and Karen Rapier and Secelia Southwest. I think the lasl eighl .1 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK. 7- IOPM . . ~ , I think it pays tribute 10 a team who Winkfie ld of SMSU fi lled the spots could be open 10 anyone." , ~-,;;.;-:;:: _ ~~~ ~ ~~~~~·~-.... l ~ _ - ~ has done well in th e pasl years. Being ranked second takes so,"e of the pressure off bocausc everyone Join us for the Student Recreation Center OPEN HOUSE on November 16th and You Could Win a ailT'.s 10 beat the No. I team." The Salukis return three staners and nine letter winners from last season. when they went 19-10 and 13-5 in the conference. Cheryl Burnett. the ~outhwesl COMPUTER! Missouri coach, said :.Jlhough she feels the first place ranking is Teit ,..*111 .1IIl.... U .. 1he numbeo-ofballoons in racquetba ll The Macintosh Classice CDUrt '11, .nd ,...... Id win .n Apple _ a..oc- CeooopooiIIr, a>urIeIy of CoInp Clusn PiVlZZa. I_ PiVlUCl I EXPI'lES 12131191 EXPIRES 12131191 Choose from: --"$-9-99- -:...------i • LARGE HOPPING (your choice 01 any two I~) • 2 LARGE SUP'!R Equal or lesser Value CltrnO PEPPERONIS • LARGE 4·TOPPER ClU627 I COUPON GOOD FOR UP TO FOUR V1SITS (Pepp'''ooi. Sausage. Green COI.IlfJIrI GOOD fOR UP TO FOUR VISfTS 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 Pepper, Onions) 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 • LARGE SPECIALTY I ClU25' (Canto, All Meat Canto, Taco. I p reas" mentIOn coupon whe" ordering. Vegetarian. _ Pie. Hot SMI) Delivery add $1. limited dell't'ery IIITIe$ and areas. Nd valid Mlh any Ofhet alief Of Clum ~ I oouportS N,slJbstifutlOnSoIlf1V"I'dIents. GOdfathers I Pizza EXPIRES 12131/91 EXPIRES 12131/91 VI DElIVERy-. LARGE PIZZA : '999 FAMILY i $-1-199 I FEAST I SPECIAL I I FOR THE PRICE OF I I I A MEDIUM I I J COUPONGOOOFORUPTOFOURVISrTS CLU105 I =::,c:.::::.= ' :~ ClUS86 I I /11213141 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 I I ...._ H_I~"""""_.""""'_" . ~.-, I _--"""",,-."" .... -""- ~,-- I ...... _ --"""""-.OoMoy_" . ~,.- I ---"""",,-_ .lmIod-._ GOdfatIIeio~ · I lmt...... ,...... Pizza 5 I _ .. _ ."" .... on Pizza 5 I ...... -...... _ . --- 5 I "'.-.""--",, Pizza 5 I Notv.lidwdh any o'.her oller or • deWery. • Not~"'8OYal'lerofllfor a-~ . oIherohrorc:oupons.No • i1...; ______.... I ::;:;RES 12131/91 Y 'EXFIRES 12131191 Y I =~ES 12131191 Y I :;:;~=;1 Y • CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO CARBONDALE, IL IIOJ$TRIALPAAKRO. GOdfathers< 7 Pizza® 1(MOE. WAlNUT 2109 WILLIAM 334-0165 529-3881 V SIKESTON, MO 472-0665 ;ii"" IF WE FAIL TO PADUCAH,KY .UOGEST EXTRA CHEESE ON YOUR POPLAR BLUFF, MO PIZZA, YOUR PIZZA •• FREEl ~1 .K>E CliFTON DR. ~...... ~. '~...... ~~~l);) GPl107 WE DELIVER LIMITED DELIVER Y AREA AND TIMES I -,.- NIT" --:-- - --, 12 Pc. Chicken &, Fries I ' Pc. Shrimp &, Fries I Baked Fish 2-Pc. Fish &, More® I :Two b'!'~~d Cjjden : S~ b'"!~;: >hrimp : Le;i~~umb Incl!~~rigin'l: I Planks® served with fries. I served with fries. 1 Fish with a seasoned lemon I batter-dippec fish fiUets I : Offer Expires: ll!28fJI : Offer Expires: llf2Ml : cr;:~, ~r.~~;e:;.;:~~:,e:7ece : served with flies and cole slaw. : slaw & a breadstick. I Offer Expires: Ilf2Ml I I Good at till panicipating shoppes. I Good at aU participating shoppes. 1 Not valid with any other ooupon offer 1 Not valid witi. 'lily other ooupon offer I ~ffe rl~ir~: 1 ~l I Good at all :'~rticipaling shoppes I I or disoounl. or disooun ~. . at a. parllapatmg 5 oppes. Not valid with any other ooupon OffC'l Not valid WIth any other ooupo.n offer I I I I I or disoount. I I or dlSOOunt. I I , I LONG I LONG I. LONG I LONG 1 I joHN joHN I joHN JoHN I SILVE!t"S. I SILVE!t"S. : SILVEI(S. : SILVE!t"S. : I I M I ------o We use 100% cholesterol-free vegetable shortening. ------"CALL! "HERE'S WEDEUVER A DEAL YA RIGHT TO CAN'T SAY YOUR DOOR'" NOTal" free Second Pizza [ ISU'/. wg. 5uP" eombo •• ..,war ..... ptit'.,." ..... 01 equal /~ n lTSlue fREE \9ith~ coupon! or- - J _c. --;:"~ ...:--,.. . -. ~ (1991 Ood!.IfIto(,C>tUI, 1nc • • • • .-- 'WITH COUPO,. -- ,. -- WITH C?UPON- -- i - -'NITH CO~PON - - - . -- -WITH COUPON - --, 2 Pc. Chicken & Fries 16 Pc. Shrimp & Fries 1 Baked Fish 2-Pc. Fish & More® I $1.99 1 $1.99 1 Lemon Crumb I $2.99 1 Two batter-dipped hkken 1 Six batter-dipped shrimp 1 $2.99 I Iuel 'des two original I Planks® served with firs. 1 _erved with (ries. I Fish with a seasoned lemon I batter-djpped fish fillets I I 1 crumb topping served over rice I served with fries and cole slaw. Offer Expires: 11!2lSi9 1 Offer Expires: 11128.191 1 pilaf, with green beans, cole 1 slaw & a breadstick. I Offer Expires: 11/28191 Good at all pr\,cipating ~j l0ppes . I Good at all participating shorpes. I Of' E ' /2819 I N al'd ' h 'h f~ ler -.xplres: 11 1 Not valid witn any other coupon offcr ot v I Wil any o. er coupon 0 cr I Good tall t' . t' h I Good ~t all parlicipaling shoppes or discount. I or discount. . a . par tCipa 109:; oppes. I 1 Not valle! v.,th any o:her cou~n oITer 1 Not valid w~: :~~:~r coupon offer 1 I LONG==,] I LONG or dIScount. I r,:;=LO=N=G~ LON .I JOIiN I JOHN 1 JOHN I JOHN I SILVEI{S. SILVEI(S. : SILVEI{S. : ILVEI{S. : a ______,_ I i - A·l I o We use 100% cholesterol-free vegetable shortening. ------