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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1986 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in October 1986 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Ordinancd irks some bar owners By Toby Eckert StaffWrtler Ricbard Simpson, part liar as much as $500. "We 're one bour earlier "would wind prised if people leave the owner of Han~ar 9, 511 S. totally against it," Newbury down the party a lilLIe street...and go home." A city ordinance requiring Illinois Ave., sa,d Wednesday said. earlipr.'· local liquor establishments to the ordinance requiring him to Di',on said city o[ficials were G Bod _\, close their doors at 1 a.m. close one hour earlier than The ordinance was one of ,, '~· ....e the bars would lose US e ~ ~ during the Halloween street usual would drain "a sub­ several, passed by the City monay and that the city would, - festival has drawn the ire of stantial amount" of revenue Council in May, designed to ~- some downtown bar owners. from his business. inrevenue, turn, losebut, some "The sales prim taxe ," But at least one bar owner on "Typically, for Halloween, it :a~~;~es;re~I:~r~o~~r;~ concern was and continues to tile Strip voiced support for the gets' busier as the night requires liquor estahlishments be safety." ordinance. Mike Cole of progresses," Simpson said, and food vendors to close no Alexander Cole's, 519 S. "especially in colder or wetter later than 1 a .m. and bars to be Simpson questioned the Dlinois Ave., said the ordiance weather." cleared by 1:15a.m. premise behind the ordinance, might oot be such a bad idea. Charles Newbury, day saying, " In effect, you're "We might lose some money " manager of P.K's, 308 S. City Manager Bill Dixon said forcing people out of the bars Cole said, "but they miJWt n~ Dlinois Ave. , estimated the the ordinance was passed in at one o'clock and CDtO the Qua ..ya bart.nd.. d.. erv. tear up the place as mucn." early closure would cost the the hope that closing the bars streets. I would be very sur- a chance to party, Daily Egyptian

Congress considers MIA topic WASHINGTON (UP!) - A Texas billionaire asked by President Reagan to in­ vestigate whelher there still are American prisoners in Southeast Asia told a HOU5C SUbcOlJU,littee Wednesday he is "absolutely convinced" they exist. But H. Ross Perot, wbo would be named to head a congressional commission to investiet".. ~ol~g:'-Mlc! sponsored by 275 members of the House, said he had no answer to the question, "How do we get 'em back?" It is not feasible to stage military raids, be said, mentioning the enormous difficulty of staging 25 or 30 simultaneous rescue missions. The missions would have to be simultaneous in all suspected POW areas, he said, because the Vietnamese or Laotians _byRIIoStoul would kill or move all the Fatal trap prisoners if any raid took place. Victor Joseph Crua. 01 Murphyabon> .aa aurprlaed to _ h!!'J!1g the de«, alld Into .. ditch back onto the road.ay A House subcommittee on a d_ atandlng In the mlddl. 01 Chart.a Rued nortIIeaat of .Iv.... hi. truck flipped oyer, trapping the de«. Cru •••as Asian affairs, voting 4-4, failed Carbondel. Wedn ..dey mornIng, Cru .. swerved to avoid ,""Inj~red to... ! the d_ .,,·kllied, to approve the resolution to form a congressional com­ mission or a more permanent presidential commission. The measure will not got to the $292 billion defense budget compromise OK'd floor until the subcommittee WASHINGTC!'! (UP{) - Senate on a voice vote. motion a dangerous trend unrealistic delusion," he said. £inds a way to break the tie. Congress passed and sent The eompromi:,~ refiec'.s a which, if not reversed, may At the White House, deputy President Reagan a com- House-Senate agrtlClllent on have profound consequences White House spokesman Larry Perot attended a meeting of promise $292 billion 1987 touchy arms control iss'les on our future. I have a terrible Speakes said the £igures ap. the subcommittee to bear the defense spending blueprint reached last week just before sense that we are returning to peared to have been worked testimony of retired Lt. Gen. Wednesday, a measure that the superpower summit in theirresponsiblepolidesofthe out"toourfullsatisfaction." Eugene Tighe, former head of for the second straight year Iceland. latc 197Os," warnai Gold- Last year, Coogressgavethe the Defense Intelligence represents a drop in U.S. Sen. Barry Goldwater, R- water. Pentagon $302 billion, but Agency. Tighe beaded a panel defense budgetinli. Ariz., noting it was bis defense "Anyone who thinks we can when later cuts were made that issued a report - most of Tile bill, $10 billion less than bill because he is retiring, go on cutting t.be deiense because ~i the Gramm­ it still classified - saying initially ~u~rized for the warned that the United States budget to the pou,;twbertl we Rudman . budget-balancl"g there is a high possibility some Pentagon m fIScal 1986 and $28 is "cutting too much from actually have dedmmg growth law, the fIgure slipped to $286 Americans are being held billion less than Reagan defense." rates ... without undermining billion. In rlScal 1985, the against their will in Laos, wanted, passed the House 283- " Our defense budgets over our defense posture, is in- Vietnam or Cambodia. 128 and hours later cleared the the last two years have set in dulging in a happy but Entirely See BUDGET, PIg. 5 This Morning Local rally provides food for thought By JoO. Rlmar Goldberg's acting the College Democra ts said session, could not attend the attendFlash' Democrats from Southern people would have attended, Richmond also stressed a District and Sen. Glenn -Page6 Dlioois gathered Wedsoesday he was happy with the turnout. three-puncb strate~y for Poshard from the 59th District. at ihe Free Forum area to Most of tbe speakers' Democrats VOting 10 this indulge in free food, free hands speeches were brief, however year's election. The strategy County candidates included Metsbound and some local politicking at a Democratic incumbent for the hinges on supj;en.ocra ts. Richmond of Murphysboro backed Adlai Stevenson, the County Clerk Robert Harrell, - Sports 16 About 50 attended the rally. spent time endorsing U.s. Rep. Solidarity Party candidate for Jackson County Tre~surer which included Democra tic Ken Gray, Democratic in­ governer, and for Jane Shirley Dillinger-Booker, and candidates from county and cumbent for the 22nd Spirgel, Solidarity candidate county board members David Sunny, high Is the low SOI_ stat.e elections. Congressional District. Gray, for secretary of state. Conrad, Eugene Chal!lbers Andy Leighton, president of who was at a congressional Other state candidates who and Mae Nelso.l. r------,

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Page 4. Dally Egyptian, O:lober l£,ll18tl Reagan accuses Congress of taking 'meat ax' to SOl Adam's Rib 600 S. Illinois BALTIMORE shield summit." the national anthem, appeared PERMS $200 is a bad idea. Cosmetologist In Training to inject his post-summit " I TELEPHONED the public relations blitz into the IN AN ABC News poll. presideDt in Iceland on Friday S. midterm election Wednesday, Reagan received an overall to tell him tha t Congress had \i"~;;1> voters to ask can­ approval rating of 64 percent joined together in giving him diaates, 'Where do you stand for his handling of the Iceland the widest possible op­ on defending America?" summit and a 71 percent nod of portunities to pursue peace," At an appearance before appcoval in the NBC survey. O'Neill said. "I wished him high school students a t Fort Before his weekend summit well and urged him to briDg McHenry and then at a lun­ in Iceland with Soviet leader back something solid and cheon to raise $500,000 feT Mikhail Gorbachev, Reagan strong and the Ameri!'an Republican Senate candidate pleaded with Democrats to people will be proud of him." Linda Chavez, Reagan sUPl?"rt him, saying that "Today, campaigning for charged unnamed lawmakers foreIgn policy debate "stops at Republican votes in with "promising to take a the water'. edge." Baltimore, President Reagan meat ax and chop America's Democra tic leaders who met ~a mpled on those wishes of Strategic Defense Initiative with Reagan Tuesday were which is exactly what Mr: unusually reserve d and l:lrr[~~~~~P."rt. It was Dot Gorbachev is hoping Congress generally refrained from White House poller Richard will do. criticizing the summit result­ Wirthlin, who briefed failure by both sides to agree presidential aices before the to what Reagan called Wed­ speech, said Reagan's ap­ h~~fl·~w~~::'~ :~~b'I~ nesdav "the most sweeping proval reting had climbed tragedy for this country .nd and generous arms control Irom 64 percent before the for our children's future if proposal in history." summit to 73 percent as late as those on Capitol Hill ~'Te Tuesday night. allowed to band over to the BUT I his speech to Chavez Soviet Union free of charge supporters, Reagan, buoyed WH ITE HOUSE com­ what WE refused to hand over by public opinion polls that munications director Patrick across the negotiating table in gave him C,.edit for refusing t~ BUCMnaD said the polls also Reykjavik." abandon SOl, placed the issue found a post-summlt rise in "Today, I urge the voters of before voters. support for SOl, popularly Maryland and the voters of Asked at. Fort McHenry known as "Star Wars." this nation to ask each of their whether th. surr.mit would But White House political candidates this question: help Republican candidates, aide Haley Barbour said 'Where do you stand on Reagan said, "I don't know. Reagan was not attempting to Rum & Coke defending America? Where do I'm going to find out between make the summit a campaign you stand on SOl?'" now and Nov. 4." issu~ beyoDd his normal stump Free Peanuts & Popcorn A new NBC News poll ID Washington, House rhetoric on behalf of SOl and showed half of America ns Speaker Thomas O'Neill, D­ increased defense spending. DJSHOW surveyed support Reagan's Mass. , later issued a Reagan defended his refusal commitment to "Star Wars ,o, statt""""t complaining that in tt. give up the controversial 'Z7 percent say it should be a making those remarks, Strategic Defense lllitiative. Tonight. Coalition wants plant scrapped CH ICAGO speedy decisioD conclusions about the costs at mission, which has been. OD the fate of Unit 2, saying Braidwood and the utility's holding hearings on the costs that each additional month of need for electrical geDerating involved in completing the construction costs $60 million. capacity. plant, to scrap Braidwood Unit An ICC ruling is due by "Braidwood 2 is on budget 2. February. Coalition members aDd on schedule/' said The con~umer groups include the Governor's Office Dowdell. "It is capaClty that is maintain canceling con­ of ("..on,\umer Services, the going to be needed in the Four On struction of the second unit at Citizens Utility Board and the coming years. It Braidwood, near Joliet in Will city of Chicago. Edison contends the real County, would save ratepayers "Rather than burdening the savings for ratepayers would atleast $1.8 billioD. ratepayers with tbe come wheD Braidwood comes The Floor " Braidwood raDks the unecoDomical costs of com­ on line, not by canceling the biggest business pleting Braidwood 2, EdisoD station. 9:30-1:30 miscalculation in Illinois should be planning for a 1nore As for the utility's need for history," said DOl1g Cassel, efficient and cheaper energy generating capacity in its general counsel for BusiDess supply based upon service region in the near BILLIAIBS PAILOUI and Professional People for cogeneration, conservation, future, Dowdell said Com­ the Public IDterest, one of load management and small mODwealth EdisoD officials SPE'I.lL coal-fired generating believe they were correct in A&.& ...... ~. ~~tI ~~~ledP~~~~\'sa ~~i technologies." said Alvin their assessment. Peppermint &'Peach $105 lcedTea BUDGET, from Page 1---- Schnapps • Pentagon got S297 billion. uniform, the bill contains 3 3 test moratorium demand in Rep. Jim Courter, R-N.J., percent pay raise effective excbange for Reagan's said the bill D.eans that after Jan. I. Starting Sept. 30, it assurance to submit existing !:.!~I~~ X !S~~8 adjustment for inflation, the shifts payday from the last day testing treaties and seek ad­ Pentagon gets 2 percent less in of the month to the first day, ditional test restrictions. 1987 than it got m 1986, and a Oct. I, for a one-time savings :~=I ~'\~IIJ~~ total of 8 percent less than it of $2.9 billion. The bill also would give the got in 1985. OD arms issues, the bill go-ahead to a new chemical Actual Pentagon spending in U!les Reagan to continue to weapon artillery shell but 1987, bowever is expected to abIde by the unratified SALT 2 stalls production of a troubled LUNCH SVECIAL rise slightly. T~ authorizatioD treaty, telling him tha t the chemical bomb until Oct. 1. Cld.... o S~lc AU Bccf bill provides permission for Republican Senate and 1987. programs in 1987 aDd beyond Democratic House consider Rep. Les Aspin, D-Wis., but not all the bills come due at staying within treaty limits in chairman of the House Armed HotDogs 40. once. the nation's best interest. Tbe Services Committee, said the Actual spending is expected House wanted to mak'! him House conceded to about 65 to be $274.5 billion, up Irom the adhere to the treaty. percent of the Senate's $273.3 billion last year but still The measure puts up $3.5 demands on the arms control the smallest rise sil'~ 1981, billion for bis Strategic issues, mainly because the when Rea~aD begcn tbe Defense Initiative, continues a House did not waDt to impede larget military buildup in baD on tests against space any possible progress at last history. debris of an anti-satellJte weekend's superpower For the men and women in weapon, junks a House nuclear sunurut. ~HAMPOO HAl. 5tfAM~ Goldberg's actingtalent sa'/es'Flash' a "-COIIa" ~ 9y Mery Wlanl_akl ... 11.&" _. s; logical and consister.t enough Jack Flash" suffers from the Fletch Hartline Entertainment Editor to build suspense. adv- nture-comedy ~ ~ p'mReview typical ~ Barber/Stylist Z " Jumpin' Jack Flash" piUaUs of humorless sex jokes, should have been Whoop, It is difficuit to believe, for crashing taxi cabs and = Tina Johnston· Stylist § Goldberg's first movie. prehistoric a nimals and example, that the KGB would limitless profanity. Tbough Gumby figures, the computer kidnap Doolittle by dragging they suit Doolittle's cbaracter, ~ .. ~~ : ~ ~ .&Jpw."'; .NoLl. n This story of a computer ""U occasiona'ly pid, up a her through New York in a a lot of dialogue is wasted in operator who stumbles into an Ru.c;sian exercise show - a pbone bouth. Intelligence four-letter words. ... ,,!X.. , ;;; international espionage case caus. fl'r great f,"n among agencies are usuaUy more ~ Manicur" 0 cO'.i1d have been a showcase Terry's c()-workers. discreet. This incident, and Funny, tightly-made and :; NaIlTI.,. : for Goldberg's talent and Doolittle's crashing a royal occksionaily suspenseful, It. 2 We8 Spec;'1 previewed he.. astonishing BUT ALONG with the ball by lip-syncing Motown and "J umpin' J ack Flash" is a • Ct/llar InfOlm'tic>n performance ;a last year's Russian workouts, Terry soon murmunng secret messages worthwhile movie. But most of ::r:< "The Color Pur"Ie . " behind potted palms not only its worth lies in the comic and 417.. 2 11 f;~ ~e aB~=u~~1 ~~iO~ hurt the suspense but is idiotic acting genius of Goldberg, and :J Instead, Goldberg followed a contact identifying himself by bebavior for an otherwise with better material she could ~ (bst of the S .. nk of C'd.. le) have done a wbole lot more. movie based on an Alice the Stoncs' song title "Jumpin' inteUigentcharacter. SHAMPOO CUT Walker novel with a movie Jack Flash" taps into her base

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Papa's -Merc)' TrIo, 8:30 p.m., Sa turday. Pinch Penny Pub - Mercy Trio, Sunday. Student Center Ballroom 0 - Jan and Dean with guest comic Scott Jones at 8 p.m. Admission $5.

Tres Hombres - Almost ....., Tbursday. DieC- River., Monday. Topsoil, country, Wednesday. Psychedelic Furs performance set The Psychedelic Furs will perform al 8 p.m. Monday In Shryock Auditorium. The band took its name as a fldPEROP:S reaction to po.lllk attitudes of ti..;late 197O'J. The P l'ychedelic Furs, formed in 1m, includes Tim Butler bassist; Richard !!~~~t BuUer:lead vocalist; and John For The Young At Ashton, guitarist. The band Heart Reserve A Table has produced five albums: " The Psychedelic Furs," This Weekend In The "Talk Talk Talk;" uF orever Hawaiian Room (cIowaoWnI Now " "Mirror Moves" and We_oI _awllcordo. " Midnight to Midnight. .. The Furs hit, ''Pretty In Pink," originally recorded in 1981 , became a movie in 1985. TIHfS They re-reeorded the track for release as a single in the United Slales and it made the American top 40. 11FE! Tickets are $13 and ~:4 and are available at the Student Mr. L Ms. Salukl Dance Center Central Ticket Office or ~ .--..".-==11 and at the door. featuring •..•....•••.....•..• •• MEGABUCK$" : .. :lit( ': ",m., 811 : ..... ~ ..•••••...•... Ballroom 0 - 8pm - Tonlghtl ...- i7 .....7&WjjIy Student Center Clall... ~ 418 SOUTH IlUNOIS C,. . ,.,ONDAlE ·;;57-610D FRiE MEMBERSHIP I FREE POPCORN iC EVERY Rr:NTER HOUaS: 'AM-nI'M SUNDAY: NOON·9I'M Jan & Dean Computer workshops set Computing affairs is offering - Electronic Desk software concert set the following workshops: package, 2-3 p.m. Wednesday Jan and Dean, the famous - Intermediate Xedit m Faner 1024. 1960S rock 'n' ron duo, will Macr05, 3-4:30 p.m . Monday in - AT&T will present a headline the Student Center's Faner 2365. networking session, 2-4 p.m. 25th Anniversary - CaIComp Plotter, 3-4 :30 Thursday in Morris Homecoming celebration p.m. Monday in Wham 303. Auditorium. - Introduction to CMS 2-3 Sa~'!sntaknown for California - Introduction to MUSIC p.m. Tuesday and Thursday in 10-11 a .m . Tuesday and Communications 9A. style "surfin' and hot rod" Thursday in Communication;; music, Jan and Dean enjoyed To reg;.~ter can 453-43261, success with such 9A. Ex~ . 260. songs as HDeadman's Curve," "Surfin' Safari" and "Little Long Lovely Nails for the Old Lady From Pasedena." The duo's recording career NewImageinYou ~ was drawn to a close in 1966 when Jan Berry was involved Stop fussing with spUttlng, r- ~~~~ I in a tragic accident in Beverly breaking nails. See New Image I '~ ~ Hills, which left him unable to for nalls that are simple to care I ·' sp<'u and walk. In 197d, after 12 years of recouperation, for and look greatJ ? ~ Berry, along with old friend Dean Torrence, made a Call now for triumphant return to the appointment 529-5822 stage. Hrs, Mon. Thurs. FrllOam-6pm A combination concert­ SaL by Appointment dance party featuring Jan and Dean will conclude the 1986 SIU-C Homecoming festivities. Special guest comedian Scott Jones win present a comical slide presentation during intermission. The slide show will feature "Signs from the Twilight Zone" "Foods That shoufd Never Be Eaten," "Things People Put On Their Karl Fr.kley of Murphy.boro, OTE ...... Icem.n , placea • Lawn" and other related call to check out the repair. he m.d. to the burled cable topics, as seen through the that . ...Ic •• the w.t... treatm.nt pl.nt on N_ Era R""d. eyes of Jones. The cabl. wa. dam.ged when excav.tion worlt to In.tall The post-homecoming GTE equlpm.nt uprooted the cable. festivities will begin at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Student Center ballrooms. Tickets are available at the Student Center Central Ticket Office and will Gamma ray camera be available at the door. Ad­ mission is $5. The event is sponsored by views stellar objects the Student Center Special Programs. PASADENA, Calif. (UPIl - very center of the Mi1ky Way A l.f>.ton Space Age camera Galaxy of which our so!ar Salukis place high that can photograph gamma system is a part. rays emitted from distac: "The pictures are important in flying tourney .lars was launched by a team because they will give us a J or C8ltech scientists Wed· different view of gamma ray The Fl ' Salukis finished nesdaY ahoard a research emissions," said Cal tech second ~e University of banoon that measures the size physicist Thomas Prince. OIinois in the national In­ of a Midwest farm. Gamma rays are among the tercollegiate Flying The 23-million cubic foot highest energy emissions from Association regiona: tour­ helium·filled balloon lifted the celestial bodies and are name.~t. first-al meet in During a 2().hour mission, "It's very similar to devices the absence of Flying Saluki the camera will examine used in nuclear medicine to coach Terry K. Wending, who gamma ray emissions from find the distribution of nuclear had another assignment. The dista:.t galaxies, pulsars, a isotopes in humans. We use the event took place Oct. 11, at quasar, black holes and the same kind of camera." Purdue University. Laura J. Burens, of Mun­ delein, won Top Female Pilot at the meet. Celebrity Series Correction Shryock Auditorium offtciaJs are not planning to reboot the Super Razzmatazz Gregg Allman Band and Dickey Betts Sand combined concert that was ~!ICeled As one 01 Amelia's Thursday. most exciting young Shyrock will process cash dance companies, the ticket refunds from 8:30 a.m. Ensemble will present to 4 p.m. weekdays from Monday through Oct. 31. Aft.-.r a joyously unique rep­ Oct. 31 and continuing tbrougb ertoire of ballets that Nov. 14, refu~ wiD be !DB.de wiD make you cheet-. by check. Puzzle answers ... CffIce 11 __- days. pi-.. (6")453-l37I The Ce1ebfity Series is supported In pt."!! by a grJnl from dle IIUnoi, An, Council, a Stale agency. 9~lm .--u-..,. .. c-..w. STUDENTS FOR the Arts ORGANIC JOURNAL Club conversation in German, 4:3().. meets 5:30 p.m. today at On meets 4 p.m. today in Neckers 6 p.m. today at Papa's Pub &. the Island Pub. 218 to discuss " Nucleophilic Deli. D; placements on an a-Chloro SAILING CLUB meets 9 Thioether by Organocupra las: GARDEN OF the C-ods and tonight in Lawson 231. A Novel Synthesis of Cave-in·Rock loom; wiU be Desoxybiotin" by guest given Saturady. Buses will VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFF speaker Sanjeev Mannhar. leave from the Student Cenii>r meets 4 p.m. today in Rec main entrance at8: 45 a.m. and Center Room 158. SIERRA CLUB meets 7:30 will return by 5 p.m. Tickets tonigbt at First Federal are $3 and available from IIUD-AMERICA PEACE Savings &. Loan at Main and International Programs and Project meets 7:30 torught in Poplar streets. Robert Bistow. Services. 910 South Forest SI. Student Center Meeting Room chair of the Shawnee Group C. For information call MAPP will speak on river recreation SHAWNEE WHEELERS office. 53&-2139. management. For information bicycle club meets 7: 30 call Robert Bristow. 549-1210. tonight. 302 West Watout SI. BLOOD DRIVE committe or Anne Hill. 457-7206. Trip to Cave-in-Rock will be meets 5:30 p.m. today in discussed. Student Center Tbebes Room IBM MICROCOMPUTER to discuss Nov. 9-14 blood User's Group meets from noon INDUSTRIAL DESIGNERS drive. Call Steve Serrot. 453- to 1:30 p.m. at Wham Faculty Society of America meets 5 5714. or Jenni Herman.53&- Lounge. Room 219. Demon­ p.m. today in blue barracks 1342. to volunteer. strations of Poly Windows Room 106. All attending should Desk Plus and SideKick will be bring any brand of dried-out AMERICAN MARKETING featured. magic markers. Association meets 7 tonigbt in Lawson 201. A guest sJ>"8ker UNIV;;;:!SITY CHRISTIAN from SI. Louis UniVersIty will Ministries .s offering an adult UNIVERSITY HONORS and be present. CaU 453-5254 for children of alcobolics SPC Films sponsors "Diary information. worksbo;> 7 tOnight at913 South for My Children" at 7 and 9 illinois Ave. Janet Coffman. tonight in Student Center WILDLIFE SOCIETY meets director of Career Develop­ Auditorium. 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--~ . - , Futurist dictates formula ,... Delivery ~ Delivery ""l1lI Mt-1t11 ~ 521 S. lIl1noi. for busines,s, job success DAILY S .. ICIALS By MeIy Wlanlewatl Ei,_.,...,tEcIIor UO'NG SILIDES and a cldent set NASA abead by 10 funl"-lional Heath Educational years. MON_ ...... Dog, ffy I Mr1. DrInk •.. • .•• ••••• t2.lO Writer and businessman robot to i11ustrate his rUE. Double Dog, Fry & Med. Drink ...... t2.5O discussion, Burrus gave "NASA WAS not.prepared to Daniel Burrus told a crowd in Polish Sausage, Fry & Med Drink ...... n.5O the Student Center TUesday examples ~ already developed build a space statiOll - yet," WED. tbat be could sbow them tile and probr.ble new technology said Burrus, who said NASA THUR, italian Sausage, Fry & Med. Drink ...... n .75 intended to II8e the shutt1es [or future. in each ~ tile 18 fields. FRI. Bratwurst, Fry & Me./' Drink ...... n.5O "I'm going to predict tile One aample is tile II8e of this purpose. "Now !bey know future and I'm going to he 1aser holographic projections. whaf they want to do with the ~ All DAY DEAl. - LATE NIGHT right," Burrus said. urm Burrus said he attended a shuttle "said Burrus "and tile ffY iiiiI...... , Dog 'n' Fry going to give you an edge meeting in Wlacon8in last ye.ar accldeOt showed tbeIri that." $I'" ffy & Sm. DrInk. .1 ... Ilecauae if you know tile future, at which projections of ... bout On the advantages of ~...w-- . on ..... f>!d< ...) ,L" l-'pm)...,.j you ean go beyood com­ baH tile members of tile mistakes, Burrus added, tile Jh,.""!!t!on." meeting were beamed in by Chinese II8e tile same symbol Burrus is tile bead of Burrus satellite. [or the words "chaos" and Researcb Associates, a "They were in 3-D and full "opportunity." "You can see a Milwaukee-based firm tbat color" Burrus said "You miSlake with new eyes and Burrus said advises could put your band tbrough turn it into ac opportunity," businesses on future them, but !bey looked as Burrus said."When somethina ~e1opments in science and though !bey were sitting there goes wrong, YOI/ should 1001[ tec:mology . with you in tile room." over your shoulder and say, 'What good thing just ba~ II" HIS twcHiour presen­ HOLOGRAPHIC PROJEC­ pened?'" tation, which was sponsOl"ed by TIONS could be used in ad­ Try Carbondale's flnest GYROS sandwich. tile School of Engineering and vertising by tile early 1990s, BURRIS SAID one of tile SPC Expressive Arts, Burrus Burrus said. differences between today's The Greek gounnet sandwich made of described various future '"They'll be beaming Cor­ technologi~ revolution · and U.S. choice beef blended with Greek spices developments and tile value of vettes onto sidewa1ks," Burrus tile Industrial revolution of the garnished with tomatoes, onions, and applying new tecbnology said. "That'll get your at­ ·19th century iilftat because of" a $Our aeam bue.d sauce creatively. tention." computers and new in­ served on a pita bread. In the field of genetic formation, cbange bas 'I' T~. ~w:e~~,!'1;;!d engineering, Burrus said by changed. IHmO'''' Am. 'OlOIIIIiIIi1.2S, John Naisbitt's, "Megatrends" tile 1990s, doctors will be able "Change bas gone into Burrus expIaiDed tbat tile to detect a genetic disease byperdrive," said Burrus. He usua\ way to analyze change is before symptoms are evident. added tbat in order to cope to ana1yze trends. But, Burrus Burrus added that new with change, tile United States said trend analysis only techniques of gene splicing needs to declare a new studies tile effects of change. may enable doctors to remove national mission, as Kennedy "I study the causes of disease-causing genes before did for tile space program. change," Burrus said. "Tbere tlleJiseasedevelops. "!t's lime to rebuild our­ is cyclical change, like bog Olber developments in tile selves - . to re-invent our­ pri.ces tbat go up and down all medical field include worlring selves," Burrus said. tile lime, and there is per­ arlifical lungs, hearts, blooii manent change, like tile lrind vessels and ears. brougbt by science and technology. " "YOU MAY live to be a· TIlE WORLD has entered an ~~c\Ji:r:: ~~~= era of change, Burrus said. "And you won't be walking "Sdence baa just dealt us 18 around 1iIte Ibis," said Burrus demonstrating a sway-backed :~~-I:'="~thin~ limp. "No, you'll be saying country is ~t we're still only 'Let's play some ra~thall­ playing with a baH-deck." I just got new lungs.' Burrus added, however, not The main portion of Burrus' all change will be beneficial. ~ was devoted to \A r,ew ''There will be mistakes " be [,elds of Ie<. mology tbat be said "You sbould be afr8;d of cllnsiders tbe keys to genetics and lasers. But we tremendous change. Tbese should go altud anyway." fields inciilde computers, One recent mistake in lasers, .8enetic engineering, technology was this year's biochemistry, bioelectroniCs space shuttle tragedy, BWTIIS and robotics. said. But be added, tile ac- Cyclist injured in accident iQiE8.;mrrAiti48'iToeNn~ 163) W. MaIn. c..bandaIe, ~ThIn 9-5:30; Frt 9-$; SaI9-S A bicyclist was hit by 8 car Avenue. Chou, wbo was at about l2:15 p.m. Wednesday reported in satisfactory AIsoInMarlan©DuQuotn©~jl Vemcn 5294159 at tile intersection of East condition, underwent surgery Grand and South Illinois for a fractured femur, hospital avenues. personne\ said. Tong Ni Chou, an SlUO{; student, was taken to KearDl' "Nas not ticketed, but Memorial Hospital after David investigation of tile accident is Kearns of Carbondale struck pending, CarboodaIe police DAY SALE her crossed 3 as sbe Grand said. 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Department mislead "cerlain furniture "I WONDER sometimes if a influential' journalists into HOLSENDOLPH ADDED Mu.lcal news staff lhat is composed reporting Ihat Ihe United reporters should not be " just entirely of middle class, whIte Slates was planning to fast stenographers and sharp H.lpWant.d re~rters directed hy aU -white crackdown on Libya again. eyed observers," but should be Employment Want.d mIddle-class men runs a far "There was no such plan, but able to think analytically and grea ter risk of being deceived tbe press was told, at least cultivate a " a healthy scep­ Se,."lce. OH.r&d or misg'tided in r,'porting Ihe indirectly, Ihere was one." ticism" of information tbey Want... plil!bt of tbe poor, let alone Ihe receive. JOurnalists need t~ LNt pi..... O( .....urban black poor. A STAn; Department of- become more aware of tile Found "A slaff tbat bas many world around them, Bolsen­ Intertol"".."t facets to it tbat bas many !!:.:r~d ~:~;.,i::. dolpbsaid. Announce,.,.".. people from diverse dolph added tbat, " It also Auctl_. a. Sal.. backgrounds is a stronger one, confused tbe American "Let's read history," he Antlqu•• and the colective intelligence it public." said. " Let's learn lang uages, ....In_ Oppartunltl•• has - tbe coUective energy it "Il reminded us how fragile and let's develop Ihe skills of I Fr_ has - makes it work better. " our system is of reporting and the philosophers. Let's learn Holselldolph discuss..d tbe informing Ihe public," he said, where Iceland is even before RI .... N..... d charges b)' Bernard KaIb, fl U somehow we lose our the president goes tber!,." IId... N .....d former chief foreign policy credibility we lose the most R_lhtat. spokesman, Ul8t tbe Reagan ';aluable comm.x'dq. Ihat tbe Ho!sendolph became administration circulated ;lress has: We lose:rust. business editor of the Pla.in "disinfonnat:on" abwt Libya. "U our readers, our viewers Dealer in June 1983, after and our listen°rg can't depend worlring 11 years as a reporter KALB, WHO Imt tbpSlate upon us to coovey tbe trutb, for Tbe New York Times. He Department Oct. 3, told Ihen what good are we?"he has worked for tbe Cleveland CJ..lfIecIlntom.ti.n ••t .. reporters he resigned because asked. Call '" Post, the Cleveland of the udisinCormation" in­ Holsendolpb said editors anc Press, tbe Washington (3 Ii". minimum. opprolfimolely IS cident. reporters need to be "trained Evening Star and Fortune WOf"d. ) Hoisendolph said he could to do their jobs in an in- magazine. On_ day . 58 centil ~r line. Two~ · 53~ts pet' line. petdoy. ,...,.. Of four days. C (.ni. pet ..... po< day. North Americans net Nobel Prize Aw rhru eight days . .. , c.nts p« ..... po< day. STOCKHOLM, Sweden the fifth game of the Ameri.can of cbemistry, from pbar­ Nine days . lBcents ".,tene. pet' doy. 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ST. LOUIS (UPI) - St. retirem~nt, one way or ~ camp with a puJIed Louis CardiDals wide receiver another," said LarTy Wilson, bamatri.ng, then experieoced Pat Tilley, an U·year NFL tile team ' ~ penODDef director. pain In tile back after catdlln& veteran, will have back "We have discuued bis three paaaea In tile season ~ .ursery Friday :0 remove a rebabililatioo aDd until we see opener against tile Loa Angeles disc that is rubbing against tile bow he comes out of tile Rams. spinal nerve, tile club said operation, we're not ,~ to Rest and therapy did not Wednesday. make any type of decialOO.' alleviate tile pain, aDd surgery Tilley I 33, will miss tile TiII

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• ' Spor~ Mets defeat Astros in 16 innings HOUSTON (UPl) - The championship series in six After the Meta went ahead 4- Strawberry to put !be Meta ~ lllay of any kiDd. NewYoritMelspusbedacross games. 3 in the top of !be 14th, the abead4-3,butHatdllrtied!be Ironically, Hatcber's three runs in the ninth inning The Meta, a team that came Astros tied the game in the ..-e in tile bott.I of !be!D- IlliaJudlmeat of a pcp By by to tie the score, then woo the from behind in 39 of their 108 bottom of the innlnC 011 Billy niDI ~~ 011 reliever Stra~ in the 16th Jed to longest game in postseason victories during the regular Hatcher's one-out bomer. .r-. the Astros doIrnfall. history by scoring three runs seasoo, will represent the NL Then, after the Meta'. u.r- Overall, boweftr, 0nIIc0 Stra.berry opened the !D- in the 16th inning Wednesday in a best-d__ World Seriea run 16th, HoualOll rallied for &lid tile rat of !be Met baJJpea niDI by bIoiJping a double in to defeat the HouslOll Astros 7- &gaInst the AmericaD LeaJue two more runa in the bottom of prond lOII- amda for !be frCIIIt Ii the charging Hatdllr 6 &lid capture their fant champioo. The .-lea opeDII inning before beiJII retired. AsInIa. 'nne Met reIievera &lid _II later acand 011 NatiooaJ LeaJue pennant in 13 Saturaay in New York. A rwHC:CII'iJIII aingIe:= allowed ::: bits __ !be KDIPt's abarp aingIe to riIbt. yean. ' But the Meta bad to slave off Knilbt 011 ..... Aurelio IMt 11 &lid held !be Laps ... replaced by J.tf In scoring ODe of their more two extra-inning ralIiea by the proved to be the game.w' AsInIa to tIIrw eaI"IIed CdIOaa, wIlD -JII'CIIIIIIIIY lID- inc:redibIe victorleB in a _ Astros in a game lIIat lasted bit for the Meta, but IhiI vic- fa. on!' !be IMt II of!be -ad. wild JIik;h that -a of reJIlIUUbIe a~ fourboura&lldGminutes&lld torygostotheMeta'oon-...... KIIIIbt to .....s: Baetman the Meta recorded their surpaaed by two Inoinp the New York .~ touve 0nIIc0 beGuIle !be flnt waJbd &lid 0nIIc0 aacrIficed, consecutive extra-inninll previoua reeord, set in 1m by the game 'InIIi In the 14th!D- pitdIIr .. pIaJoIf bIRary to aDd CaIbouD then · tbrew triumph over the Astros to lhe BoslOll Red Sox and niDI when Wally Bacbnan will tIIrw ..-&lid tile lint UIIIIIIer wild pllda, aIIowIDI capture the best-d«vell NL BroakIynDodgers. singled bome Darryl reliever _ to .... tIIrw.. ItDIPt to score. Salukis to clash with potent UNI in crucial match-up .,...... -rttt SWlWrtIer Kirskey considered doubtful N= I~e co:~es~ Mudra predicted that the for Saturday's competition bomecoming matcbup in Carbondale between his squad By stwe...-rttt StaffWrtIer Ibis season. and the SaIukis could be the "It is unfortunate, but it's most important game or the SaluJti coacb Ray Dorr nothinll different than year. said Wednesday lIIat run­ wbat's been bappening all And it very well cooJd be. ning back Mel Kirksy is season, II Dorr said. rr Mudra's squad bad beaten considered doubtful fer Eastern IllinoiS last week, that Saturday's homecominll Patterson returned a game probably would bave contest with Northern Iowa. kickoff 89 yards in the ranted as the year's most Slated to replace Kirksy is fourth quarter to beat In· important. But now, with both Paul Patt~ , a former . diana Slate, and be earlier UNI and SIU standing at 1-1 in wide receiver moved to returned a kickoff 1M yards the Gateway, both Mudra and running back. for a score against Eastern SaJutj coach Ray Dorr ..... "Right""!", we're looting Illinois. that all conference games at Iwo different game Jobnny Field, wbo Jaat become the 'Dost important plans," Dorr said. " Neither week was considered contest or the year. me will be a great deal possible for this week's "We're both in the same different than our usual action, will definite1 not situatioo," Dorr said. "We are offenaivc scbeme, but we see acti.oo. Dorr bad ~ DOW both in a must·win wiD utili2e Paul's assets if that Field, who bas been situatioo every week." be starts." sidelined with a naUinll UNI was ranted 8th (l-M) ankle injury since -iilicf. in the natioo last week, but the~~~~~ ~:.~t , would return dropped to 16th due to • 31-SO rusher, before &uch an t Northern Iowa to loss last week at Eastern important game".. typical shore up SlU's defensive Illinois. The 31-SO IaaWecond of the Saluki injury picture secondary. loss snapped a \hree-week winninII strealt that began after a disappaintiD« -.00- (45l.B) &lid 10th In passing fiftb-raaked scoring defense opening lie with DlVisioo n off_(283.0). (11.4 paIaIB .... a-), .., Let go of me oppaDeIItMantatoSlate. Last year, Smith passed for seventh· ranked ... uinll a.IuId wtng DBId Wynn Is tacIded br a at. louis Statistically, the Panthers 18 touchcIowns and 2,1IM yards, defense (UO.4) aail 12th· """-"' plaJWdurIng .... A ..... rugbJ ...... ,. slack up as me of snr. more landing an All· America rantedoveraJl~(J4I.O) . formidable oppaDeIIlI of the honorable mentioo &lid the In !be Gateway, UNI rants Gateway's Offensive Player or No. 1 in scoring .we..e. No. 2 UNI Is the oaIy Gateway the Year awards. in pea .w-. No. 4 in team 1hiI_ to beat a I-M r1IIIiInR defense &lid No. 2 in --scbool. The rest of the Tbis year, UNI leads !be Martina wins 1 ,OOOth orinII"defense . Gateway Is CHi venus I·A Gateway in tolal offense oppaDeIIts. (451.8), rants secoad .. And if lIIat _'t already Besides ranting among the passing (283.0), fourth .. enough for a SaIakI squad that singles match of career top two in moat Gateway rusbing (188.1) &lid second In bas bad to struu\e for ill four slatistiCP. UNI places well in scoring offense (28-8 poinll per wins this year, iile! tbeae slall: FILDERSTADT, West win 1,0lI0 singles matches in the natiOLal slats, too. game; 45, 36 &lid SO poinll the - 2nd in net punting (41-4 yard German7 (UPI) - IIartIna !be()pe!' ...... Quarterback Mike Smith, last \hreeweeks). per Idclt average; NamtiJova, wIlD IunIa 30 GIl Na\'lat/:iDva .. her first the undeniable team spark And the natiooaJ numbera - 4th ranlted I"!'lter Clay Saturday, woo !be I,OOOIb IinIdea JII.a1dl in UI73 when she plull and scrambler el[­ also are there 00 defense, Nelusil (44.0 per Idclt); linldeamaldl of her carar defeatd another French traordinaire, is renked showing that the Panthers are - 4th in Idcltoff returDs (25.4) . WeitDeaday at !be S175,_ _ FrucoIae Guedy, 6-1, seventh in passing efficency more than just offensive Mudra, who bas healst UNI PancheGraad Prix. 6-:"-siD .:e tIBI abe bas woo SI1 (ratiD« 142.4). As a team. UNI C1sbowboaters" . for four years, bas ac­ Navralllowa, the top Red .t m\IIIaa. rants sixth in toIaI offense The Pantbera feature the cumulated a reconI ofa-10-l. tile tounIa...t, M8IIiId em, 51 In other first-rouDd matches, JDIIIutea to..,. aD ea.y H,1-2 H.na ..aDdllkova of fInt~ win over Natballe ClechOilovakla defta ted Taallatof Fruce. RaI8Iyn FairtIa* of South pack turned down deal for Flutie Africa, 6-7, H, 1-2; Catarina "I'm atremelJ pnad IJndq9Iat of 8wedeD beat GREEN BAY, WIS. (UPI) - the ri8bts to FIutIe, the 191M becauae this a further UliaJi DreIcher of Swtt.rIand Green Bay Coach Forrest Heilman Tropby ,.... from mIIeIItoDe," said NavraWCIVII, 6-2, ..., W; Gabriela Sabatini C.reg said Wednesday the BoslOllCoUegp~ lrGmtbeRama wIlD Iifta in Fort Worth, of ArpIIIiDa defeated Grace Packers offered the Loa for a lJI'I dnft pick, repor­ ...... after deIediJIII fram KIIII"l,(I.I. ArlCeles Rams a aixth-round tedlyintilemtluouDd. .... _lift CIecbaaIcwalia. "It draft choice for the NFL rilbll Gna saki !be Pack... 11bd .. ftI:J I8tisfying to have .. In second· round action, to quarterback Doug FIutie but P1utie &lid tIIaIIcbt be ".. • lor tIii! 1,IIOOth dine. I hope It RoblD Wblte beat TIDe were unwIWng to meet aD 1l00d foaa.D ..,.., but __ _U-_" SeIIeDa--Laraen of DeDmark 6- additiooal demand to swap notwi1lllltopay!beprice. Bel... a crowd of 2,100 4,W. second-round draft~. ''You can 110 paJ _ more IPIIdIIbn, NavraWova ... Navr.Wova is enjoyiq " We were wiIIInII to...... than what !be Iniubt .. &lid ..... pIacanl ..... ol ~ it _ from wbat _ offered _ ~," .. aaId. "It'. iDd clirJaan~ dlat =.::.r;:.~ , but I know they wuted to been dllllea IIIIIIIber of U-." r.med .... ~&IId".. time &lid !be U.S_0pID == for !be ~ twoa &lid tile abdb Grell saki wiImIn& __ ~ with: " 1,000 - tIdrd time. 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