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The Daily Egyptian, September 11, 1990 Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC September 1990 Daily Egyptian 1990 9-11-1990 The aiD ly Egyptian, September 11, 1990 Daily Egyptian Staff Follow this and additional works at: https://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/de_September1990 Volume 76, Issue 17 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1990 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in September 1990 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. .Daily Egyptian Southern Illinois Univers ity at Carbondale Tuesday, September 1 1,1990, Vol. 76, Nc>. 17,16 Pages Hussein offers free oil to third world United Press Intemational supply Third World countri!S with 'Yith Third World nations whose The countries should apply to exchan!:"s or those paid for" and oil free of charge." ar. Iraqi economics were being hurt by huge Iraq indicating the quantity and called Saddam's offer .. a Iraq's Saddam Hussein. unable Infonnation Ministry SIX" to .:nan oil prices O!Sulting from the Persian type of oi I they want, and then transparCnt a!templ 10 deflect the 10 sell his aude oil br.cause of U.N. said Monday on lra.:;i televis .... Gulf crisis. shoold """ttheir own ships 10 felCh focus of worid attention from his sancLions. offered Monday to The action - taken a (}3'r "t iter The Iraqi spokesman sal.:! the the oil because Iraq would not be blal8lll aggression against anod.er supply Third World countries with President Bush and Soviet country's oIIer of free oil was made able to transpon it the spokesman oountty." oil fnee of charge, an offer U.S. President Mikhail Gorbachev irrespective of Third World said. "It is an affront 10 all COIDltries officials called a lTansparent declaed they would war!< IOgether countries' positions on the gulf In Washington, White House for Saddam to think that they auempl to deneet aucntion from to pressure Iraq to withdraw its conflic~ end that it did not violate press ~ecreWy Marlin Fitzwatter would· sacrifICe the principles of his invasion of Kuwait LrootJs from Kuwait - was U.N. sanctions because h "'.¥as asserted that U.N. sanctions against ·We declare we are prep3"'..i 10 dr.scribed as an act of solidarity being oITered free of charge. Iraq do not "delineate between free SaeIRAo, Page 5 Keg registry proposal gets foamy reception By Karen Radius Staff Writer A city prop'JsaJ that would require rogislration of beer kegs has some slUdem leaders CCf,ccmcd. The proposed ordinance would require those buying kegs 10 leave ArstI In a~ three part seties their name, address, tcJ erhonc number and destination 01 the keg on the proposed keg with the seller. registration. The infonnation from the sak "f each keg would made available 10 be required 10 leave their names the police dcpanment on request and addresses, the police would City Manager Steve HolTner said have the information tll randomly the pror<J531 has been an issue for check on keg parties. Police could months. but Bill Hall, University then look for underage drinkers and student lrUste, said the Graduate those individuals charging money and Professional Student Council for beer cups. and Undergraduate Student "If <eggers ar" given for the Government just found out about puroosc of profit 10 the ;Jldividuals __ bI'HopeSholler the proposal last week. involved or if the inoividual in Hall said he wants 10 odvise the possession of the bever.l&~ is under 21, tbeIe will be a problem," said ~uan.llllQrElthP\:IIiPiMIIDtpIIIIna---u. ~ _at the o8I\y Egyplilin as part of a City eou'lCiiOOl \0 approve iL computer system to R~sslan delegates canpustcu'tlrthe~ .. It might have been a QIie[ or PIlIice Ed Hogan . communication problel!"l. but Bill Susan i-I.aii said the proposal GPSC and USG were unaware about the proposal for a beer keg See KEG, Page 5 New _glasnost brings together registry in Carbondale," Hall said. Both Susan Hall, vice president of GPSC, and Bill Hall agree this University, Russian delegates keg registty propooaI is direcU:d at students and is anneccssary. By Christina Hall with the United ~tatcs. The changes in education since "People feel that we have city Staff Writer The new openess of Glasnost Glasnost are linked 10 economics laws 10 take care of noise, padcing h2<\ increased the chances for and politics on one side and an on the grass and anything else that At a conference Monday, (' ~ hangc between the Soviet understanding of other cultwes would arise from a keg patty," said administrators. faculty and Lo.on and the United States, on !hr. other, said V"llclOr Efros, Susan Hall. students from sru-c and Soviet facditating under-standing rektor of the department of Other conoems arising from the delegaU!S discussed the e(foct of betwccn the two cultures. said technical seienoes at Vladimir proposed onIinance are invnsion of Glasnost on educatiOl ~ in the John Jacks,)n, dean of the Soviet Union and on exchanges College of Lit;:ral ADs. Sea GlASNOST, Pa;:~ 5 privacy and selectivo enforcement L-________________________________________ Because keg purchasers would Pre Sinking county jail wall to come down Thefts rise on campus By LeslIE! Colp ilirther. Since construction was B-2. The commissiOfl accepted the relocation of the booking area and S1af1Writer completed in 1989, the southeast option which jackson County holding cell s to the maximum -Page 6 comer has sunk eight inches into SheriIT William Kilquist labeled as security cells located wesl of the The southeast corner of the the ground. "completely unacceptable." booIcin g area. Panellalks Jackson County Jail will soon In August 1990 the commission " I seem 10 be the professional," "It's a maller of dollars and about gulf come tumbling down. awarded a contrnct 10 Architectural Kilquie: !,::jd, referring to Jail cents," Eugene Chambc",. treaSUrer The Jackson County BuHJing Consultants Ltd. 10 do a feasibility operauorlS , 'flU one has asked me of the commission, said. -Page 7 Commission voted unanimously study on what should be do.", with for my a<!VK e." Kiiquist, however, is opposed 10 , Monday night LO remove about the sinking corner. The firm T he option the commission sc h ~me B·2. He said it may be 2.300 square feet of the building 10 prcser.ted the commission with """'e, B-2, ,:ails for the deslrUCtion Honors go prevent the comer from sink.ing three choices, scheme A, B-t and of the sillKing corner and the See JAIL, Page 5 to Downey -Page 16 Thompson denies convicted murder clemency CHICAGO (UPI) - Gov. because there are no " moral or punishment friends of Sharon Winker and e"H6_ James R. Thcmpson Monday legal" grounds 10 reduce Walker's Wal ker has been on death row Kevin Paule," the letter said. "It is Classified denied a cleincncy petition filed on sentence from death to life in since 1985 for :he 1983 doubl ~ our faith that prompts us to behalf 01 convicted murderer prison. murder of a Sharon Winker and emphasize that combatting -Payes 11,12 Kevin Paule, a Mascoutah couple violence with violence further Charles Walker, opening the way " Mr. Walker put himself 10 has Uo"!dennincs the request for life and Comics for the state's !irst C'oXcculio:! in death by the commission of the he robbed for beer money. nearly three decades. human dign;ty which is the -Page 13 crime," the governor said. Six Roman Catholic bi!:"op'" founrtation of our Bill of Rights Walker, 50, Belleville, is Sunday released a letter they Walker halted all appeals on hi; had and our system of law." sehcduIM 10 die by lethal injeclioa behalf and has refused 10 take pal t wriuen 10 Thompson on Walker's Wednesday at 12:01 a .m. at in any c hallenge of the behalf. The 7th U S. Circuit Court of Staleville I'l.nitcnliary. constitutionality of the Illinois " We do not request this Appeals Friday refused 10 expedite Thomp!>Jll IOld • Chicago news death penalty law. He sufTers from commutation as a mitigation of Mr. an appeal by death row inm"U!S of conference he will not block the emphysema and has said forcing Walker's heinous oITenses or with a district judge's refusal 10 dei,y execution because Walker has him 10 serve a life sentence would irsensitivity to the continuing loss Walker's execution because of made it clear he wanL' to die :tnd a mount to cruel and uDu sual ' ~perien ced by the family and lethal injectiOf' machine questions. Page 16 Daily Egyptian Sepu:o."bcr II, 1990 Downey receives Gateway honors By f>:Iul Pabst from behinli ..-;cwry OVCl" Gateway recognition. but the team came Iowa. Stall Writer Co. lfe."'alce rivel lmliana State. He back real well after all Ibe penalties Downey said starling for th e mastered th<': SaJulds fin al drive, and my interception," Downey Sal lOOS was one of his goal< when For his IaJe-game heroics, Saluki which began on Ibe SIU-C 4-yard said. "Everybody did Ibe job and he came to SIU-C, and now to junior quartaback Brim Downey line wilb just over a minute left in executed well, we didn 't beal succeed week to week is h.is current has been named Offensive Player the game, ourse' 'es at th e end with any goal. of the Week by the Gateway On the [mal drive Downey went mi ~ takes. "I have my goals and I want to Cooference. five for seven passing and had a .. The receivers ran their routes succeed," Downey said.
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